and in lake jackson, we have daniel mcadams. he is the executive director of the ron paul institute for peace and prosperity. our child in cross talk, roles and effects. that means it can jump in anytime you want. and i always appreciate, let me go to you 1st, re your the spoke on the program. i think when you were coming up through the ranks, we don't have to look at all of the decades, but i think you were coming up. that was all healthy suspicion of people like you in the ca. i remember the church commission and now speed up to the present. why does the liberal media adore the intelligence community so much? what changed? it's a remarkable change. if you look at m s m, b, c, i mean when tucker carlson claims that he was being surveilled by the n s a, you had a whole of these 4 former bush cheney officials saying no tucker must be out of his mind. or he has a different agenda here. these are all on m s, n, b, c. these are all bush cheney people. ok. i mean, how did this all happen? go ahead re well, one has to understand that

the inconvenience of this virtual format and i want to express my thanks to our partners at the jackson lake lodge and the others in the jackson hole area for working with us to make preparations and accommodations. we will open the program today with our first speaker, fed chairman jay powell, whose remarks will be broadcast to the public. following that, the remainder of the program, titled macroeconomic policy in an uneven economy, for invited guests. as always, the full agenda and each paper presented will be posted at our public website kansascityfed.org, and a transcript of the symposium will be made available after the event. it is my distinct honor to welcome federal reserve chairman jay powell. chairman powell, i want to enqueue for your flexibility in these circumstances. the virtual floor is yours. chairman powell: thank you. 17 months have passed since the pandemic. the recovery has been a difficult one and a good place to begin is by thinking those on the frontline fighting the pandemic. the workers who kept the economy going, those who have cared for others in need, and knows i

this morning it was 37 degrees on the back lawn of the jackson lake lodge.me ways we are better off. it is not as beautiful but in some ways we are better off. let me ask you about the numbers we just got. 4.2% on the year-over-year headline pce, 4.6% for the core, is that out of line with what you are anticipating and as that may be put more pressure on you to decide you would like to see a sooner taper? pres. bostic: first of all i am glad we are not sitting out in 30 degree weather. that makes for a much less comfortable interview. for the numbers that came out today, i have been in the studio so i've not had a chance to look at the numbers more deeply. i would say this sort of number is not a huge the prize for me. -- is not a huge surprise for me. we know there of been price pressures and those have continued. i heard you talking before about the notion of transitory. when i talked to businesses, what they have told me is this is episodic. they believe this is driven by the pandemic circumstance. what has also become clear is this episode will last long

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lake city. his father calling him "one heck of a leader." army staff sergeant ryan knauss. marine corporal hunter lopez. marine lance corporal rylee mccollum of jackson, wyoming, was just weeks away from becoming a father. marine lance corporal dylan merola. marine lance corporal kareem nikoui, from norco, california. his father saying he did not hesitate to be called to duty. marine corporal daegan william-tyler page. marine sergeant johanny rosario pichardo. marine corporal humberto sanchez. marine lance corporal jared schmitz. %-p in the last facetime with their son, when his mother told him to be safe, he said, "don't worry, mom, my guys got me. they won't let anything happen to me." today she realized that they all just went together. >> martha raddatz with us tonight. an incredibly solemn day. we were watching you on the air with this today, and it's impossible to imagine what these families are going through, and what they'll go through for years to come. i know the question now, how to protect the u.s. service members still in kabul with just two days before the august 31st deadline to get afghans and u.s. servicemen and women out. >> reporte

lake city. at 31 the oldest. his father calling him one heck of a leader. army staff sergeant ryan knauss, 23. marine corporal hunter lopez, 22. marine lance corporal rylee mccollum, 20, of jacksonral kareem nikoui, 20, from norco, california. his father saying he did not hesitate to be called to duty. marine corporal daegan william tyler page, 23. marine sergeant johanny rosario pichardo, 25. marine corporal humberto sanchez, 22. marine lance corporal jared schmitz, 20. navy corpsman maxton soviak, 22, his father told a reporter that in the last facetime with their son his mother told him to be safe. he said, "don't worry, mom, my guys got me. they won't let anything happen to me." she now realizes that they all just went together. >> a grateful nation paying tribut it's another day. and anything could happen. it could be the day you welcome 1,200 guests and all their devices. or it could be the day there's a cyberthreat.

jackson and his wife hospitalized after testing positive for covid. both are vaccinated. what we're learning tonight. >>> the images coming in from northern california. the caldor fire burning out of control closing in on lake tahoe. >>> and paying tribute tonight to a groundbreaking musician, a rock 'n' roll pioneer. >>> good evening, everyone. thanks so much for joining us on another very busy sunday. i'm linsey davis. several major stories as we come on the air tonight, just moments ago president biden addressing the nation speaking to americans about the crisis in afghanistan. we're also monitoring the catastrophe unfolding in tennessee. the urgent rescue mission now under way. more than 22 people are dead and dozens more are missing in deadly flash floods there, but we begin with tropical storm henri. at least 40 million in the danger zone, the eye coming ashore this afternoon at the border of connecticut and rhode island. the storm is now heading northwest. coastal towns feeling the brunt of henri's powerful storm surge and 60 plus-mile-per-hour winds, trees coming down knocking out power lines, more than 100,000 currently without power. flash flood watches now stretch all the way into new england. th

tomorrow afternoon, near jackson, mississippi, that will probably be the end of it as a tropical system, then it will begin to be called an extra tropical system, kind of lake a regular storm, and then a big old rain maker all the way through southern new england come thursday afternoon. won't be a big wind event, but the flooding will be the issue. a high risk of flash flooding tonight in areas near new orleans. tomorrow, we're still going to watch the heavy rain. you have to remember, we had some significant flooding in the last couple weeks in areas of tennessee and we'll get a lot of rain there. flood watches up to nashville. 14 million people included in this. widespread, 3 to 5 inches of rainfall all the way up here to nashville, and eventually through kentucky, and remember, only a week ago that we had a tropical storm dump a ton of rain in southern new england. we even could get hit there with additional rain. joshua, yes, we're done with like the huge impacts with the storm surge and the high winds. but now we have to deal with what we would typically get with a strong storm. >> before i let you go, the resilience of the storm is wild. its ability

lake city. army staff sergeant ryan c. kn auss was 23. he was from corryton, tennessee. bring corporal hunter lopez was 22. 20-year-old rylee j. mccollum from jacksonnce corporal dylan r. merola of rancho cucamonga was 20. marine lance corporal kareem nik oui was 20. marine corporal deegan page, an omaha native, was 23. 25-year-old marine sergeant joanny rosario from march to choose its -- massachusetts. marine corporal humberto sa nchez. marine lance corporal jared schmitz, age 20, of st. charles, missouri. and hospitalman maxton soviak of the u.s. navy. he was from berlin heights, ohio, and he was 22. our hearts go out to the families and loved ones of each one of these young men and women and we thank these young people for their ultimate sacrifice in service of our country. and that is the newshour for tonight. i'm judy woodruff. thank you. please stay safe and we will see you soon. >> major funding for the pbs newshour has been provided by -- ♪ >> consumer cellular. johnson & johnson. financial services firm raymond james. bnsf railway. carnegie corporation of new york. supporting innovations in education, democratic engagement, and the advanc

lake city, utah. marine corps lance corporal kareem nikoui of norco, california. army staff sergeant ryan knauss of corrington, tennessee. maureen corps corporal hunter lopez of i understandio, california. marine corps lance corporal rylee mccollum of jacksonwyoming. marine corps lance corporal dylan more roll la of. california. dagen page omaha, nebraska. marine corps sergeant johnny row zaraio prix charred dough of lawrence, massachusetts. humberto sanchez of logans port. gerald schmitz of saint charles, missouri. and navy hospitalman corpsman maxton soviak of berlin heights, ohio. god bless those soldiers and marines. and there you have it— -woah. wireless on the most reliable network nationwide. wow! -big deal! ...we get unlimited for just $30 bucks. sweet, but mine has 5g included. relax people, my wireless is crushing it. that's because you all have xfinity mobile with your internet. it's wireless so good, it keeps one upping itself. switch to xfinity mobile and save hundreds on your wireless bill. plus, save up to $400 when you purchase a new samsung phone or upgrade your existing phone. learn more at your local xfinity store today. >> bret: breaking tonight, looking live again at the state department just getting word there that se

lake city. army staff sergeant ryan c. knauss was 23 years old. he was from corryton, tennessee. marine corporal hunteropez of indio, california, was 22. 20-year-old rylee j. mccollum, a marine lance-corporal from jacksonine lance-corporal dylan r. merola of rancho cucamonga, california, was 20. marine lance-corporal kareem m. nikoui of norco, california, was 20. marine corporal deegan w. page, an omaha native, was 23. 25-year-old marine sergeant joanny rosario from lawrence, massachusetts. marine corporal humberto a. sanchez, age 22, of logansport, indiana. marine lance corporal jared m. schmitz, age 20, of sat charles, missouri. and hospitalman maxton w. soviak of the u.s. navy. he was from berlin heights, ohio, and he was 22. >> woodruff: o thanks to each one of these young men and women and the ultimate sacrifice they have made for our country. and that's the newshour for tonit. i'm judy woodruff. thank you, please stay safe, and we'll see you soon. >> major funding for the pbs newshour has been provided by: >> carnegie corporation of new york. supporting innovations in education, democratic engagement, and the advancement international peace and security. at carnegie.org. >> and with the ongoing s

lake city at 31, the oldest. his father calling him one heck of a leader. army staff sergeant ryan knauss, 23, marine corporal hunter lopez, 22. marine lance corporal rylee mccollum, 20, of jacksonporal kareem nikoui, 20 from california, his father saying he did not hesitate to be called to duty. marine corporal daegan william tyler page, 23, marine sergeant johanny rosario, 20, humberto sanchez, 22 and jared schmitz, 20, maxton soviak, his mother told him to be safe and he said, don't worry, mom. my guys got me. they won't let anything happen to me. she now realizes that they all just went together. all together, all doing heroic work trying to save the lives of others, michael. >> so young, it's heartbreaking, thank you. thank you so much for that. >>> let's go back to ginger. >> michael, as the light comes up in new orleans we're able to see the bed -- breadth of damage. the drone that you see above me here, that is a music store collapsed. it's actually called the carnoski music store and has chilling history. it was a historic landmark. why? muc store.uis armstrong worked his work and the money they lent him helped him buy his first clarinet. they would allow him and his fr