positive like kurt was.always did everything to the fullest. >> kayla carpenter, kristy carpenter, i appreciate you for coming on and sharing your story. so sorry for your loss and i appreciate you delivering this message to us today. thank you. >>> coming up, here on the show, we have new developments in the case of that st. louis couple who pointed guns at protesters as they marched last june. what the state's governor just did that has critics accusing him of having no sense of justice. >>> and later, the latest proof that donald trump still has considerable influence in the gop. did you know that your toughest cleaning problems can be caused by hard water metals? they lock in residues like a glue, on your hard surfaces and fabrics. try 9 elements. its vinegar powered deep clean dissolves hard water buildup and releases trapped residues and odors like detoxifying your clothes. made with never more than 9 ingredients. 9 elements - more than a clean, a cleanse. people everywhere living with type 2 diabetes

kurt: thanks for having me this morning.hink the shortage might stretch a little bit into next year. however, we should actually ship a record quarter. we did grow in our automotive revenues. however, that is an easy comparison to last year for quarter to, when the pandemic was really hitting the auto companies, so it is probably better to compare back to the first half of 2019, which was truly a pre-pandemic year. when we compare our automotive revenues of the first half of 2021 to the first half of 2019, we did grow with about 21% our revenues into automotive. during the same period, the car production was actually down by 13%. so what i try to say here is is really the content growth of semiconductors, of all of the electronic functionality in cars which is driving enormous levels of demand. that is causing the shortage as we see it now. one particular strong factor in all of this is i would say the unanticipated strong growth of the electric and hybrid electric vehicles. last year they made about 12% of the total car pro

and no kurt? >> and no. kurt >> a few blocks away curtis it stepped out of his law office.op. >> as i was walking to my car, there was a gentleman in a suit, waiting for me. >> it was detective gibson. and he was armed with an indictment from the grand jury. he was there to arrest curtis for the murder of corey lovelace. >> and he said what? >> the only thing he said was my wife died in 2006 when did you think that? it's not the reaction i was expecting it all. >> but curtis lovelace never succumbing. >> he taught me to put my hands behind my back, and put me in handcuffs,. >> what was going? on >> i didn't. no i remember hearing. murder and use the word wife. i was not aware, that there was an investigation. >> you are totally blindsided? >> i was totally blindsided. >> blindsided, because no one had questions cory's death before. even the police concluded she died of natural causes. back at the pie shop, and increasingly anxious christine got a phone call. with someone from a local tv station. >> he said, i'm holding a piece of paper in my hand, it's an indictment for the

you have oregon's kurt schrader, california congressman jim costa, and three texas democrats, henry cuellar, vincent gonzalez, and vela also of texas. and stephanie murphy of florida just jointing this group in dissenting on the path forward. matthew in denver, colorado. independent. what do you think should happen? caller: i definitely think he we are -- think we are getting to a point in politics where it's becoming more like a football team debate. it's not actually focusing more on the info getting out through these bills and more so focusing on the people pushing the bills. host: ok. anthony, pikesville, maryland, democratic caller. your turn. caller: yes. thank you for taking my call. focusing just on the bill itself i have always supported it. it's useful to everyone who rides the road, rides the rail, cybersecurity. i can understand the shepherding

kurt: you mentioned nfts a few times. i'm curious what facebook is thinking about nft's. facebook feeling right now about nft's as a product for consumers? david: it's too early to talk about our plans, but we are looking at a number of ways to get involved in this space because we believe we are in a good position to do so. when you have a good crypto wallet like novi will be, you have to think about how to help consumers support nft's. while there is no immediate plans i can talk about, we are definitely thinking about this. it's really an area worth exploring and one where we can have a positive impact for both creators and consumers on the others. emily: david marcus, head of facebook's jewel wallet project, novi, former head of libra. a who's who of tech ceos will head to the white house to address concerns over a recent and dramatic uptake in ransomware. tim cook, andy jaffe, sasha and idella expected to meet with president biden to talk about efforts to improve cybersecurity. also invited, representatives from the inking, water utility and energy sectors, all victi

kurt is very well qualified. he is well positioned and also he is anxious and excited about the new opportunity. so i want to thank bill certainly. i already told him my own goodbye and i won't share that here, but i do want to acknowledge and recognize the work that he did and basically say that i look forward to working with kurt and the retirement board and continuing to sustain the success of the plan. the last announcement i have is not on the agenda, but last wednesday we were notified that president biden had nominated our own leona bridges to become a member of a federal investment board. and i just wanted the rest of the board to know that leona is being recognized for her service here. i've been assured that she will -- and she's excited to stay on the retirement board, but i think this is an important position that she's been nominated for. with that, i will be happy to take any questions that any board members have. >> actually, jay, we have some breaking news. bill is with us and he does not know thi

kurt is very well qualified. he is well positioned and also he is anxious and excited about the new opportunity. so i want to thank bill certainly. i already told him my own goodbye and i won't share that here, but i do want to acknowledge and recognize the work that he did and basically say that i look forward to working with kurt and the retirement board and continuing to sustain the success of the plan. the last announcement i have is not on the agenda, but last wednesday we were notified that president biden had nominated our own leona bridges to become a member of a federal investment board. and i just wanted the rest of the board to know that leona is being recognized for her service here. i've been assured that she will -- and she's excited to stay on the retirement board, but i think this is an important position that she's been nominated for. with that, i will be happy to take any questions that any board members have. >> actually, jay, we have some breaking news. bill is with us and he does not know thi

emily: kurt wagner.s for that update, breaking it down into simple terms that we can try to understand. do not forget, you can catch more of my conversation on bloomberg studio 1.0, wednesday, 9:30 p.m. eastern. fascinating conversation. staying with the seam of decentralization, square is investing $5 billion in renewable crypto mining. the company tweeting they are committed to driving further adoption within the bitcoin ecosystem which is why we have teamed up with block stream to launch open-source renewable mining projects as part of the bitcoin clean energy initiative. i want to bring in adam bass, inventor of hash cash, a system work -- used in bitcoin mining. it is incredible because that was used in talk moto's original white paper. what using of the energy consumption issue? when did you start to think this was a problem? >> the energy consumption is best put in context because politically there is a lot of -- power. because the grid demands are uneven, grids -- cover peak capacity so they have

we keep this conversation going we all have opinions, kurt, wha is your take on this in particular? >> i think this is a disaster. imagine, if you will, from the beginning of our government hadn't screwed everything up, lied to us, and told us we were denying science when we pointed out they were saying the exact opposite thing last week. they have totally destroyed they're credibility, but i'm beginning to think that these mandates are a feature rather than a blog, instead of something they have to do i think it's something they want to do because like showing the private property rights don't exist anymore, showing that the can force us to take a vaccine, to do something that's intimate to put something in our bodies against our will, it's normalizing it. and that's why it's important t resist, use the law, use everything you can to not accep their commands. do what is right for you in no one else. >> that has to be considered of course because we know it's lik a conflict it's a serious dynamic great individual americans for hundreds of years have made decisions in very immediate

did kurt cobain cause him lifelong pain? spencer won't say never mind over "never mind."the band, accusing them of exportation. now 30 years old, he argues the band leveraged the nude photo to promote the music. he claims he suffered lifelong damages and that is legal guardians never signed a release consenting to the use of the image. more important, people need to know his penis is no longer that small buried is asking for at least 150 grand from each of the defendants. including the surviving member's of the band, kurt cobain's estate at a number of recording companies -- record companies who distribute of the album over the last three decades. of course before we discuss this album we should listen to a quick refresher of its biggest hit. >> [bad singing] [scattered laughter] >> greg: that song has not aged well, joey. you told me this is the only segment you prepared for. have at it. >> if this was the president, what happens when the gerber baby grows up to be vegan? or how about this, honey boo-boo, we are all on the hook for that [bleep] because i watch this every

. >> kurt, that's something i wanted to ask you, because you've covered olympics in this half. your last summer olympics was rio if i'm not mistaken. >> yep. >> you know, how did this compare with that eagle eyed view you have? it seems as you said emotional given that we're in a global pandemic. did this seem like a really nice coming together of the world? >> it did feel that, kira. that's an excellent question and a lot to think about i will try to sum it up. flashing back to the games that i've covered and the first one back in barcelona, to use barcelonars sydney, athens and rio as example, just jubilation, merriment, people partying in the streets, dancing, celebrating everything that's good with life. i think that happened here too, but with the backdrop of a pandemic. there is a serious situation. in many parts of the world, if not here on the streeftsz tokyo. i think we need to all thank japan for doing something very difficult, but for doing ill carefully by restricting access. that meant no fans, but on the flip side of that, i think the stories that we shared in thi

kurt, great work in this area of antitrust.out big tech and we talk about and i've seen firsthand the power big pharma has had on capitol hill, the painful reality that people of both parties were folding under their pressure from big pharma. let's talk a little bit about big ag. i noticed yesterday that grassley, a big ag senator from a state that is totally ag dependent, iowa, he asked the department of justice to go after the acquisition of sanderson farms, the third largest poultry producer in the country, by two of the big ag corporate giants. do you think this is the moment where they could take that case, biden's doj, and actually grab a scalp in stopping this consolidation that really hurts the american farmer and the american consumer? >> i do. i really do think there is a growing and to some degree bipartisan reembrace, revival of antitrust sentiment. we lost it for 40 years. but now we have the various undeniable expressions of the problem of concentration, of big corporate concentration in agriculture as in tech. of

kurt gasoline who did the big faux pas for the giants did collect their only run of the game with hisear. mad bum is six and six. the d backs improved to 40 under 500. their 34 74 got to go get them tomorrow you cannot lose a couple in a row to the d backs, but there's other good news for the giants with regard to the dodgers, but not the padres. aids could help themselves could help the giants. they help neither apparently that day off yesterday didn't do a whole lot of positive. in oakland tonight. san diego. look at these young little leaguers, man they look decked out like young pro players. sean man happened so good a bleak but its ninth pitch after about a tommy pham will leave the yard one nothing. an f four to third gave up eight hits, five runs. he's now 87 uncharacteristic of him of late come. the fifth city. the padres are leading or nothing. and the della with guelleh gives it up the stroke to the can't draw of the nolan, and he's got himself a two run double six love padres and the a's left plenty of men stranded, but they did not leave anybody here. starling marte, a new

to understand the dynamics, i talked to kurt schrader of oregon.r joining us. for the past two days, your group of 10 members froze action on one of the president's top priorities, the $3.5 trillion build back better bill. it has ideas for universal pre-"k" and other things, climate change, that your group says is critical. so i wonder, why take this dramatic action to stall it for a few days? >> actually, that is not what we did. we actually voted today on a rule that allows the infrastructure bil bipartisan infrastructure bill, worked out by the group in the house, and senators from both sides of the aisle, and the president of the united states actually come to the floor by a date certain and allows the budget resolution to go into effect, and they can figure out if they want to do reconciliation and at what number at a later date. the big win today for america is that the infrastructure bill stands on its own two feet, and has a date certain by which we're going to vote for it. raises two million new jobs, the biggest investment in decades, act

msnbc says that the agenda seems quite clear, touring kurt --o encourage his followers to consider thisrbing lytic model as a possible future for the united states. >> after the trump presidency, a lot of people in the conservative press here in the u.s., the way it has been reshaped in the trump presidency, who are looking for signs of hope, for a blueprint for how their conservative populist polics can be implemented on a national scale an they think they have found that in victor orban. the same way that donald trump pointed to vladimir putin as an effective leader for his country. victor orban's criticism of immigration and trade, his defense of so-called traditional family values and western civilization, it all plays really well here in the united states in the conservative press and they see it as a framework for the return of trumpis if not the return of donald trump personally to power here in the united states and in upcoming elections. philippa: this story is also playing up -- playing out in the european press, but with a different ton. monday, you can notice fox news zoomin

kurt knutsson with more on that. kurt. >> hey, maria. good morning to you. and malware scam. instead of suckering people to clicking a link, the scam got trickier. it instructs victims to use their phone to dial a call center. the crooked operators sound trustable enough to convince people to allow remote control of their screen. that's when they attack. scam number two, infecting android phones. called the fly trap attack, it's designed to scrape contacts from your phone, pretending to be you, the scammer, then sends dms to the list of contacts. the attack has already compromised 10,000 devices worldwide. scam number three hits american families in the wallet. tens of millions of americans start to receive child tax credit money, that will toe totp to $3,600 per child, online criminals are amping up dirty tricks, targeting americans directly, it's pulling people to click a link that leads to a fake irs another version sends you t feey that you've got recurring fees, they're trying to say we'll help you stop those, messages from fends that seem out of the ca

i think kurt when he initially made his album cover it was sort of a statement about capitalism, andel keep an eye on it >>> next up on "pop start," ryan reynolds married to blake lively nearly nine years and marks her birthday on instagram. unlike many of us usually does with very unflattering pictures of blake there's one. birthday's the 25th. posted that in 2019. this year, reynolds marked her special day by not marking it at all and reposted at tiktok made by none other than mariah carey, my favorite thing that ever happened on august 25th. here's a look at ryan's hick tok d duet ♪ ooh, baby, i'm so into you ♪ all that goes through my mind ♪ but it's just a sweet, sweet memory, baby ♪ >> ryan commenting still recovering from that side eye. there we go. >>> "modern family," recently sharing exciting news with his over 2 million instagram followers that he's engaged. sharing this picture with his fiancee. caption said, she'd have her people call my people. tons of people sending in congratulations. the internet being the place it is, some questioned the couple's age difference resp

west ham are close to signing chelsea's kurt zouma.rstood personal terms have been agreed, with a 25 million pound deal close to completion. going into the final day of the curtis cup, the amateur team from the usa hold this to make it six all against great britain and ireland heading into tomorrow's singles. french rider florian senechal held off the challenge of matteo trentin to win stage 13 of the vuelta a espana. there was no change to the overall standings with norway's 0dd christian eiking retaining the leader's red jersey. britain's adam yates remains eighth. formula one returns from its summer break, the title race will resume in the belgian grand prix at spa. lewis hamilton leads max verstappen by eight points in the standings but it's the dutch driver who was quickest in second practice today although it wasn't a perfect day after losing control of his redbull. here's our f1 reporterjenny gow. he set the fastest time but then crashed out, and it was an unfortunate accident which saw the rare and wash away from him. so how mu

it took the loss of her son kurt for christy carpenter to get vaccinated. >> it's just a lot. it's not fair to lose a young person, especially at the age of 28 who was completely healthy except for covid when he went into the hospital. >> and miguel, there new troubling reporting tonight on covid and nursing homes. what do we know? >> lester, nbc news has learned nursing home infections are up nearly 40% nationwide. experts are concerned unvaccinated staff members are fueling the cases. the white house is discussing the possibility of mandating vaccines for nursing home staff. lester? >> all right, miguel, thank you. >>> in new york, one of governor cuomo's accusers filed a criminal complaint against him as pressure builds for him to resign. late today his lawyer spoke out. our gabe gutierrez is in albany. >> reporter: tonight governor andrew cuomo's attorneys are blasting the report that accused him of sexually harassing seven women. >> this was one-sided and he was ambushed. >> reporter: they're calling on the ag to release transcripts. the pushback comes as this executive f

and the question to me story schellenberg of mr. kurt said that the author is not going to accept the refugees from janice then. and washington or brussels are going to brush or vienna. they are going to defend their position machine. so will the use experience a posting potential refugees? so when they deal with down rapids, you send a question to mister labrems about why to experience who was dropped from the feeler of the out again campaign on flight one is going to get enough move in our the chancellor and clearly stated our position. but we need to understand what the situation is in austria currently because we have the 2nd large number community fagen people in ontario, and we have some vice, much more cops. adkins here than in sweden, for example, with friends to kin, as any wrap is, has all 3 of them. they would have 270000 adkins. i think that austria showed a lot of silly very before it's so i don't think that in these tried to, to, to ation when we have a lot of local problems, we are not interested in this state. that doesn't function the i know we don't want to see a den

kurt qawwali should know this. you cannot stop the movement of the ball with your mask or any equipment. for that matter. the ump is all over it. and you notify his gabe kapler of it. so the runners who are 1st and 2nd get to move up. no way. buster posey does that huge play instead of 1st and 2nd and 2nd and 3rd. and it is asdrubal cabrera with a shot to right. that's going to score a pair and the diamondbacks lead it three to nothing huge play against johnny cueto took the last madison bumgarner. very sharp went seven innings, gave up only one run through 99 pitches, one of them lands in the bleachers in left field off the bat of the valley, at least these semi made up for it. giants offense, not up to the task of coming back and they wind up losing 31 to a team that is 40 games under 500, but the dodgers lost, however, the a's could not handle the padres, so they picked up a little ground, much to the chagrin of those little leaguers on hand. sean man, i am so good lately, but on his knife pitch of the game, tom

the next best thing is crypto, and in a recent survey, 73 percent of argentine citizens believe that kurt crypto currency is the most effective savings method in the current economic crisis and a hedge against inflation. and it's really not only inflation that big won't protect against, but it's also uncertainty, for example, that are due to the government usually announces new financial, restrict measures in the late hours towards the end of the week intended to be implemented the following monday. so these announcements usually come as a surprise, and citizens have absolutely no warning, no preparation for whatever new taxes evaluations they might face next week. so this makes for a very unpredictable living condition. in contrast, bitcoin has no centralized governing body and when it is volatile, the volatility in the pricing of big point, it's uncorrelated to the economic woes of any particular country. so relative to things like, obviously you pay, so are the salvadoran dollar. it's actually quite stable. and christy, we saw g, i m f word el salvador against bitcoin. they're likely t

i remember i was doing letterman the 1st time, standing back behind kurt and scare nash every thought. my head was able to do this right. like this back to square one. and for the 1st time in my life, the mental cavalry showed up where i had another voice. so you know, i am so sick of you, my whole life getting in the middle of these moments. you can wine after and if i don't get it. so be it you are right. yeah. shut up. i'm going to go kill it. i thought, wow, where did that come from? did you ever have your champion come to the for high? yeah, i have a couple of times for glee. we went on tore, and there was a couple times before, like our 1st show where i was just, what are we doing? we, we put the show together in 2 days. none of us know what we're doing. not just me like this is all going to fall apart. and then that voice comes like stop talking. you know how to do this. you're doing the same stuff you've been doing for the past 3 years, like, you're fine. don't think you know how to do it, just go like stop talking. that's and i think it worked. who would tell me about some of

"kurt the cyberguy" joins us now to discuss. kurt, this is so interesting when i saw this story.ly be tracked through cyber, through the qr code. >> it's true, it's true. good morning rachel. this is a blessing to restaurants. over half the restaurants that are full serve throughout america right now are using qr codes. being able to reduce the labor between 30 to 50%, with labor shortages that is a good thing. the idea behind this, let's be safe about not sharing men use. it started that way. all that is great. all that is fantastic, when you're in the setting it is really safe i would say. now it starts to get creepy on the privacy side when you learn that some of these systems that are made available to restaurants then take it another notch, start tracking customers unknowingly with how frequently there's scanning. they also can store your name, phone number, purchase history, credit card info to a database without even asking. in some cases qr codes systems are using data -- pardon me? rachel: that is outrageous, why wouldn't you say from now on give me a paper menu. >> that

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celebrities born in iowa, herbert hoover, john wayne, johnny carson, that midwestern charm he always had, kurtw coming back from a torn acl right now with the cincinnati bengals. >> john: you know what i also learned when you ask questions? not all the corn is edible. i mean, it's edible, but it's not used -- it's used for grays and animals. >> joe: it's feed corn. >> john: yeah, i didn't know that. >> joe: another fun fact for you from a hall of famer. a swing and a miss, now 0-2 on rougned odor. >> john: and i guess time will tell if the apple pie hotdog makes it it past the trial period here in iowa. >> joe: here comes 0-2 pitch. upstairs for ball one. now that your x number of innings after eating that -- >> john: i want another one. >> joe: oh, you want another one? >> john: yeah, i want another one. >> joe: foul tip hung on to by the catcher zavala, two down. prior to the game, having fun with the corn and eating -- that's feed corn, right? >> john: i think so. >> joe: they spit it out. >> john: [laughs] >> joe: has lived to tell. ethan katz in his first year as pitching coach for the wh

press books, admiral kurt he would help when he ones his with the, and he didn't know many and how many were there were and the reason why is that it took away his intelligence airport in the closed bagramge air force base and close the fairgrounds. we don't have the eye decked for -- also an anchor by to have us in our craft fairs and they want nothing to do but target us into the made mutual musicians. we don't have the military to take a cosmetic action so we are in a very precarious position right now. >> sean: and it's only going to get worse. in that instance with the james clapper's assessment, it's inevitable. you are very aware of our intelligence capabilities, that's the greatest in the world, no doubt about it. we got to give credit for the 99% to protect us and keep us safe every day but if they don't act on the intelligence and you don't listen to your own state department, like diplomats, on the ground and you are not prepared to use military force if necessary as the taliban will take ten or 20 or 30 or 4050% of the country and not act. this becomes inevitable but at the

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joining me know is kurt schlichter, retired army infantry colonel and author of "the split."t -- there's just so fanatical about their agenda. they don't really think all that much about the collateral damage, their misdeeds and mismanagement both cause. >> laura, it's not important to them. it doesn't matter at all. it's literally not a consideration. that's why when you're arguing with some of these fanatical liberals, you know, you will offer facts and evidence and it just goes off with her heads because all they care about is their own power. anything they can say or do to increase their own power they will say -- so one day -- defund the police. that doesn't work, now they are fund the police and we were always for funds the police and oceana was always at war with eurasia. you can't reason with these people. >> laura: one of the things they think will end up maybe curing america -- because we have to be cured of our evil -- this is what the far left believes -- is that we need to bring in people from other countries who are just better than average -- better than the av

they purchased a house in kayla's gonna tell us more about kurt. >> that is where i am today actuallyease come visit us we are open for tours, 11 to 3:00 p.m. tours on the hour we would love to s see you there. if you're on the philadelphia area it is great to have tours, tours are still happening right now given the current circumstances, this is the houses were sam and elizabeth moved into. it was originally built in 1768 by charles steadman. he is also a merchant. he unfortunately went bankrupt and shortly thereafter someone purchase the house. this place became the epicenter of social life in philadelphia that gather here frequently as well as political. while it is an important place to notnly host joseph family members and various friends, it wasas also a place where they hosted a number of intellectual salons of the time. the room i'm in, the ballroom is where i like to imagine that it happened. this is where elizabeth would have been hosting her salons. they noted in the travel journal she was the most european slopes along that she was hosting here. this is a way to engage in

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he's seeing $150,000 from each of the defendants, including the estate of late singer kurt cobain, whoers. what we make of this one? $150,000? >> it sounds like he needs money. this sounds like a weird case to take up in your life. spencer: i kinda feel that way, too. larry: obviously the photo speaks for itself. but to say the connection between the dollar and the baby, it's just a reach of an argument. but if you are an attorney and your billing hourly, oh yeah, i can win this. maybe he will get some money out of this. julian: clearly he is hurting for some money. some changes could be coming to the iconic ikea store layout. they are considering getting rid of the maze-like show rooms can never escape. apparently they are testing two new store designs. the idea is to want -- is to make people to want to hang out. changes include hang out areas where you can meet social media influencers. another change would include demonstrations on how to make your home more sustainable. no word thankfully on changing the recipe to the famous meatballs. spencer: i know when i go to an ikea, the fir

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kurt is the exact of director. >> we want to have an even balance between three of those to get started not just emphasize one over the others. david: kids are under pressure to excel but she will monitor needs closely. >> academic needs are important but if we need to just let me know, so that mom knows how to gauge or rework what is going on. david: they did not wait until now to address the priority, partnering with teachers to help at summer camp. >> we work directly with the schools. we had teachers at our summer camp doing literacy intervention. i had staff doing literacy games and stuff like that. david: priorities may differ from one neighborhood to another. here, it is a team effort. liz: still to come, fulll approval of the covid pfizer vaccine could be coming this week. what the move might mean for vaccinations in america. the mysterious circumstances surrounding the death of a california family discovered on a hiking trail. what investigators are saying this morning. this couple is working hard on our state's recovery. you see, they live in california and keeping their vacat

>> imagine amazon is one of the best credits of the united states since were at 90 kurt under percentd is probably talking to amazon about what they want to do. they've tested over the years a number of different concepts and they ended up buying whole foods and few years ago they have a tremendous amount of customer data and i think all of this on the landlord side assume that they're going to figure out brick-and-mortar and i would be very happy to be a part of that to see them grow and arched shopping centers and at the end of the day stores are in the last mile of her everybody lives, 80% of the u.s. population goes to a open air center and they have to capital in the amazon like many others will grow in the brick-and-mortar and we would like to be a part of it. liz: i have to ask your background is so interesting you major as an undergraduate and environmental design and then you studied architecture and all kinds of things, multiple graduate degrees, what has changed permanently about the design of shopping malls post covid do you think there will be different foot traffic pathw

it really came from a noble sentiment from his part kurt he thought that computers could liberate humanreativity and in many ways, they did. we certainly owe him attitude for that. the trouble is that it also enabled the uberization of the economy. if you talk about millennial gripes, gig economy is at the top of that list. millennials are economically precarious as employees and any other generation in the last 100 years. that has been enabled by the very technology that steve jobs thought would set us free. it has left us insulated as these types of employees. the two sides of the coin are inseparable and that is a good example. host: you describe the damage is being irreparable. when i read that, it made me think it doesn't give much credit to the millennial generation and their ability to craft their own way in american society. guest: i will give you another example. one huge difference. if you're a time travel you and from 1960 to 1920, 1 of the huge differences is women in the workplace. it used to be that three quarters of families in america were single earner families. today,

kurt coy bain said himself they contemplated whether or not they would put a sticker over the genitaliayour litigation doesn't say you have. they wanted -- there was some discussion on the label's side about doing something. and khis response was the only thing i would do that if you are bothered by this image, you are a closet pedophile or something like that. i don't think that is the same as your reckoning but again especially because i hear your arguments but to say this will be comforting to actual victims of child pornography. that -- that's a heavy statement. and your client has had a lot of time to do this. >> we represent victims of child pornography. we have had clients reach out to say how proud they are of spencer for being this courageous. and for asserting his rights because they, too, feel his rights have been invaded similarly to theirs. >> but he just found this now? listen, i'm with you. just so you understand, counselor, i'd be happy to talk to you about the exploitation of kids in images and how sexuality of them can be used. and more importantly, abused. i'm with yo

the revolt intensiied in the 1930s and 1940s partly in response to new deal policies, trying to kurt ale some of the excesses of east texas and chaos, also in reaction to u.s. oil shift abroad encouraged by harold ickes secretary of the interior pictured on the right. unable to tap far away pools, frustrated by washington's investment in foreign instead of domestic production and weary and feeling abandoned pend oil men responded -- j howard hughes is the son of a man who was already driven out of business in western pennsylvania. one senator once equipped who didn't appreciate him said he talks like an after and looks like one. he was a serious fella. bushy eyebrows but a man who preached a sermon at the company christmas party every year insisting why you had to use the king james. smart and serious businessman and first leather blan would have a big hold on east texas though it would base in pennsylvania sonoco would become the square dealer family-run company of east texas. j howard pew would assume the role of wildcat political warrior naturally. what were some of the initial po

kurt humphry is the minister of maritime affairs and the blue economy for barbados, you also have heldr roles at international development agencies, and you believe caribbean countries need to come together as one to tackle climate change, welcome to you. and you are the founder of a campaign group called hey, which stands for healthy and environmentally friendly youth, and ashley lashly, you have been involved in grassroots and climate activism since you were 16. and welcome to you, you can join the conversation, the hashtag is #bbcglobalouestions. let's get to our first question, from maria marshall. your question is?— your question is? honourable ministers. — your question is? honourable ministers, panellists, - your question is? honourable ministers, panellists, ladlesl ministers, panellists, ladles and gentlemen, thank you for this opportunity. now for the question. wejust had a tropical storm elsa and this is the first of the hurricane season and it caused major damages and disruption. the caribbean have a —— cope — i caribbean have a —— cope — i caribbean countries have a plan o

he's on the money to kurt casali, who puts the tag on elias diaz.ing over the giants made it more comfortable with two runs in their half of the seventh. alex would ups his record to 10 and three as the giants win five to the dodgers beat the mets tonight. so the giants day four games ahead of l. a john man i on the hill for the a's as they continue their pursuit of the astros today. his effort against the last place. rangers didn't go so well. first inning, a run already in for texas, d. j. peters loses one to left center. that ball went some 460 ft. it's a two run shot a 31 inning. just like that. the ace in the hole peters just getting started. he came up in the fifth with a runner on 5 to 1 game. make it 7 to 1. this time he finds the fences going the opposite way. not a good day for man i who gives up seven runs in his five innings of work seven before the final good news for the aces that the astros also lost. so they remain 2.5 games back in the west, the a still the number one wild card team in the american league. well, the guys the warrior

this was tweeted by journalist kurt eikenwald. in 1993, a report the moral majority report they used to sending out, this was an ad urging families to mask themselves and their children because of aids, which is not spread through the air. it is not an airborne virus. it was obviously an attempt to make a comment about the lgbt community and not in a nice way. what do you make of the fact that this was not orthodoxy until covid, the idea that masks are bad is orthodoxy by people who are also evangelical christians? >> it's apples and oranges, joy. the transmission of hiv has nothing to do with the respiratory tract in the sense of an airborne or aerosol. it is completely apples and oranges. right now you're dealing with a virus that's well known to transmit by droplets and by aerosol. masks right now today in august of 2021, it's well known by multiple studies that masks are beneficial, they're not perfect. but they go a long way in preventing the transmission and acquisition of covid-19 or sars-cov-2. so anybody who makes that an

i know you have few details on the kurt threat surrounding kaub el airport.t do you know now at the top of 2:00 eastern? >> reporter: we know according to defense officials they are tracking specific threats by isis, the affiliate or the islamic state affiliate in afghanistan. they are tracking some specific threats against the kabul airport and against americans and others who may be trying to go to kabul airport. so, you know, look, it is not a surprise. we know there's an isis presence in afghanistan, and, actually, there have been times where isis has attacked and struck out inside kabul as well. what is significant about this though is amidst the many threats that exist against americans, against afghans trying to get to the airport right now, amidst the concerns about getting through these taliban check points, this just adds another level of complexity to a dangerous and complex situation there in kabul. so to deal with this, the u.s. military is trying to figure out alternative ways to get americans and afghans and third country nationals safely to th

can make its way into the real economy, right ed fed wants its liquid to other kurt, a broader base of the economy. that's not happening so we know there's a series of bubbles that are forming, whether it's housing, which you talked about earlier, whether it's bitcoin, whether it's innovation, disruption, all these sort of things, there's a brought range of bubbles forming, because the fed's policies can't make it into the real economy >> are unfortunate equities one of those >> i think we have to separate the market, if you will. >> what you're getting is they speculative bubble aspects, that's probably very low, so i would art it's more important to figure out which side of the seesaw you want to be on >> we have seen so many all right fall spacs i'm thinking of, we looked at the spac index, way off its highs from last year we have seen the air come off frothy parts already, yet the market figures out how to churn higher >> well, sara, i think that gets a bit to what i was thinking before liquidity is looking for a home. we should all hope that ends up in the yield economy, but there

this is kurt in orange park, florida. caller: good morning. like to say florida has been open a year and a half. covid has put a damper on things but our economy is doing well based upon the policies of our governor. what is holding us back in florida is the supply and demand. we have hired 20 people that are skilled that are coming from california and new york and new jersey to take these jobs down here. it is job creation based upon us being open for so long. what's hurting us more than anything is the inflation due to the supply chain disruption. if we played this a little bit smarter, cap things open and protected the most vulnerable, we would not be faced with what we have today. until we straighten out our supply chain we are going to be in bad shape, inflation is going to go up. there is plenty of work down here. i have had the vaccine and also contracted covid-19. because of the vaccine i don't think i am going to die from it but if you have got the vaccine, you are still going to get sick. until everyone gets a little taste of it we a

the overall market got punished, because we were bracing for a kind of covid wave that was going to kurtl with there are rising cases in states that have seen schools go back in session, and everything's now back to earnings, and they're reaching new highs. what do you think would happen to the market if we did take a step back? >> that's on everyone's line delta might be different, but i think schools do need to take steps to try to limit transmission, but you're right that's on the top of people's minds. last year, though, florida didn't take any steps to mitigate transmission, and they were largely back in person. yet florida cases rolled downward so, you know, covid is a mystery. >> josh, i know you don't think that the likes of energy names or banks really matter when the trillion dollar market cap companies are leading the charge are there any cyclical sectors that you've been tempted to buy? >> i don't know that i've been racing to buy cyclical stocks, but i definitely have holdings in many of them. i want to go back to what tom was talking about. i think this is the biggest issue

what i like and what i love to do >> you're inspired by a lot of people and i was so interested in kurt generation he wasn't afraid to do different things >> and you performed with some of the biggest stars in the world. we saw you with beyonce, cardi b., dua lipa is there anybody else you want to perform with? what's next? >> yeah. i have a lot of dreams working with the weeknd, drake. rihanna, there's a lot of dreams that i have. >> you have a story of many hispanic americans you share a similar story. you represent colombia but you worked here in the u.s. as a painter in oklahoma and miami and you really struggled and still wanted to be an artist you said yes to every single show when you look out now and you're rocking rockefeller center, what is that like >> it's a blessing you have to sacrifice yourself to get where you want to be. you see things come and go you've got to just wear your heart and that's why we're here. still i'm an up and coming artist >> to be able to be out now in front of crowds performing, how is that? >> it's crazy because, like, we are used to being on tour