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lauren: yeah.we wrap this up, if you look at the economy in afghanistan, they're sitting on, what, a trillion dollars in these critical minerals like lithium used for batteries in electric vehicles, etc. do you think the chinese or the russians are going to to go in and economically boost them to extract those minerals? and if so, does that put the u.s. at a disadvantage? >> already the u.s., by leaving the country, is at a disadvantage. that's done. is so now the competition is going to be those who are going to move in. the taliban already have friends, have allies, and i just mentioned qatar, pakistan, some circles in pack a stand. they will decide, they will choose which chinese company will come in. we were told that they have some arrangement with some of the chinese, but those making the money will be the allies of the that'll lap and the leadership of the taliban, and we will be out. lauren: what a blunder. walid phares, thank you so much for the time. >> thank you very much. lauren: 91% of

lauren: lauren: uh-huh. stuart: up knife%. a good one.largest crypto hack ever. can you explain what happened? lauren: hackers exploited a vulnerability in the polly network platform which is decentralized. you can't call a cop on the beat or the ceo. it is decentralized. so what do you do? not much. what poly network did, traced addresses of stolen cryptocurrencies and told the exchanges to go blacklist those tokens but can you get those tokens back? how do you fine who did this? this is the world we're in as we talk about cryptocurrencies and the dark side of this. stuart: it undermines confidence in the cryptos. they're all up this morning. how about that? >>> coming up an oklahoma school board member comparing maskless students to murders watch this. >> it is not okay for kids to commit murder by coming to school without a mask. they will cause the death of another child because they come to school without a mask. stuart: that lady is walking back those comments but will there be any consequences for her having said them in the first

lauren: way out there. stuart: lordstown motors? lauren: all right.ric pickup truck on track for next month. they're on track to build others in ohio. that is company that needs a win win. stuart: let's lighten up a little right now. lauren: okay. stuart: you have the story of a doordash, doordash driver really, really want ad tip. lauren: from someone who had not tipped in the past. hence the note he left on the door, he was prepared, typed it up. if you can't afford to tip, you should pick up your too food yourself. he left his venmo address. this is going viral. sparking dedate, restaurants and customers we're so thankful especially during the pandemic you kept restaurants open and kept us fed by delivering food but the fees are exorbitant. not only fees we pay, but the service fees and commissions restaurants have to pay. when some cities came in said this was too much, they capped those fees, doordash said we'll add another surcharge. so sometimes when i don't feel like cooking, you know, let's have something delivered, i look how much it will co

lauren: yes. dollars worth of trade, i thought it was a trillion trades. lauren: $1 trillion worth of trade. stuart: sorry to question you. susan: know you just made me think. stuart: here's another one on the front how old is warren buffett, he's slowing down i want to say no he looks amazing he has so much energy buddy shifting how he banks or maybe in his old age more open to new ideas can we say it that way when i think of warren buffett and berkshire hathaway i think of the backbone of the american economy insurance, railroads, home furnishings but if you look at the portfolio thanks to his top lieutenants, 45% is the new tech companies the new economy companies whether sin tech he owns brazilian syntax, apple, ibm and snowflake, that is 45% of the portfolio for berkshire hathaway. stuart: that's interesting now he is tech america to some degree. lauren: at 91 years old a burger and a cherry coke is his diet much like yours or wendy's number whatever. stuart: let's get serious come over this

would you use that, lauren? lauren: portait mode. portait mode.closer. tells you want to stop. it puts your face out of focus and creates a beautiful picture. they will enhance that to bring it to videos. i call it instagram iphone. the social media feed you look beautiful the entire time. stuart: portrait, is that why apple is up a buck at 147? lauren: maybe in part. i wouldn't give this story the full responsibility for that. stuart: we won't see this stuff until the fall anyway. lauren: possibly. supply chain issues might be a problem here. people like their apple products. they have a lot of money to spend. stuart: we're trying to find reasons for why apple is at 147 and that is one of them i guess. i have a headline in the "wall street journal," i will read it for you, the case against masks for children. quote, it is abusive to force kids who struggle with masks to sacrifice for the sake of unvaccinated adults. dr. marty makary wrote that. he joins us now. you're against kids wearing masks in school. just make your case, doctor. >> well actu

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lauren: mike hanna, thank you very much.ernational envoys, talks and go have. -- ohio have released a final statement encouraging the government to build trust and accelerate the peace process. our correspondent is there with more. reporter: it says participants agree the peace process needs to be accelerated as a matter of great urgency on the basis of the negotiations of concrete proposals from both sides. participants called for a stop to violence and attacks immediately in and against provincial capitals and other cities in afghanistan. another point is participants reaffirmed they will not recognize any government in afghanistan that has imposed through the use of military force. there is really nothing to revelatory in this statement. frankly, it really is as it was expected to be. it does not seem like there was any major breakthrough that happened over the course of these past three days. having attended these talks, they happened behind closed doors. all of the participants were loath to speak to the press on the re

lauren: i agree.t says their managers must be vaccinated by october 11, and they are working with the unions to see how to mandate or not vaccination for unionized workers. stuart: three different issues, the delay of going back to the office, axing mandates before you can get back into the office and there are mask mandates all over the place. lauren: what's the solution to all of that? getting more people vaccinated to get ahead of the variant and not have to wear that mask. stuart: you are king-- keen on that are you? almost pounding the table. lauren: there was a strong "wall street journal" editorial this morning about that. stuart: a similar story, the supreme court has blocked part of new york's eviction moratorium. look, the state was saying no evictions and the supreme court turns around and says you cannot do that. do have that right? lauren: there really was six-three and you have it right here this is a win for the small landlord, not paid in 17 months, but the rule only applies to cases w

lauren: yep. stuart: how about that? thank you, lauren.tting wi-fi for students who don't get the jab. white house vowed transparency on day one of biden's presidency. we'll remind you, roll it again. >> if the president were standing with me here today he would say he works for the american people. his objective and his commitment to bring transparency and truth back to government. to share the truth even when it is hard to hear. stuart: where is the transparency now during this afghan disaster? i will ask bret baier. he is on the show. the taliban claims they want peace but does this look like peace to you? they're beating people on the way to the airport who are trying to escape. what does the american must minimum population think of all of this? zuhdi jasser is back with us. i will ask him that question. ♪. as i observe investors balance risk and reward, i see one element securing portfolios, time after time. gold. your strategic advantage. centrum multigummies aren't just great tasting... they're power-packed vitamins... that help un

lauren: how do we get them out? >> i am not the expert and exfiltration into very couple can you process. but it is something that we have to do, we cannot leave him behind, i totally agree and it may well be that you have to have some arrangements with the taliban which were included in the agreement that was made by the last administration that the taliban would help us to deal with certain issues that we are going to face particularly dealing with isis k. lauren: let me ask you this you do have expertise in this area. we are approaching the 20th anniversary of 9/11. considering the position of the united states right now in the situation on the ground in afghanistan where we do not have troops and cameras. do you think the homeland is safe. >> to i think the homeland is safe, i think we are going to have to leave that to the military but were going.to be very vigilant about the fact that a lot of fighters have moved into afghanistan in the last several months already. we don't know whether the taliban will be abl

lauren: four. this is a tough sell in india where they are one%, you don't have charging stations are financing and the importance of it, if you lawn musk can work with the india government and get those duties down he can build a factory there, why not, you can see to the model 3s in india. we've been on the area from 9:00 to 9:34 and so far we have not and bitcoin. we better do it. >> you asked donald trump about it. how could you forget. lauren: he called it a disaster. stuart: he doesn't touch cryptos. he's worried about what can happen in the future. we are down to 47,$800 on bitcoin. ethereum is up and donald trump calls the cryptos a disaster. lauren: he think dollars stronger. why but against america. some of the -- doge coin is up, can't hold 48,000. stuart: coin base, they sent out a message telling them their security settings had to be checked. imagine you get that message, change your security settings. neil: you can't get anybody on the phone because when you deal with this electronic

lauren: absolutely. stuart: i'm grasping at straws, lauren.it. stuart: coming up on the show the head of the nation's second largest teachers union says the vac sheen should be mandatory for teachers. watch this. >> we need to work with our employers, not opposing them on vaccine mandates. stuart: we're going to take that on later in the show. again i got to tell you that dave portnoy, he is a disruptor. that is exactly what he is doing with his latest ventures, sports bars, football bowls, port any is with me in the next hour. we talked about the surge in covid cases in migrants. did you know migrants are only tested if they're showing symptoms. a report from the border next. ♪. ♪ limu emu & doug ♪ oh! are you using liberty mutual's coverage customizer tool? sorry? well, since you asked. it finds discounts and policy recommendations, so you only pay for what you need. limu, you're an animal! who's got the bird legs now? only pay for what you need. ♪ liberty. liberty. liberty. liberty. ♪ [engine revs] ricky bobby, today the road is your classr

lauren: on friday. can't socially distance. if at an outdoor concert wear a mask, crowded park, wear a mask. if you're hiking happen to pass somebody that is okay. you don't need a mask. if you're sitting in someone else's backyard you don't need one either. it applies to vaccinated and unvaccinated. it is a mess. i just look what my kids do. we bring a mask to everything. but hardly anyone ever wears a mask. so i think these places like oregon which are seeing a huge uptick in infections and hospitalizations are saying make the rules so everybody listens. stuart: okay. i just wonder if you can get a ticket for not wearing a mask? lauren: that is next. starting saturday. stuart: watch out, lauren. thanks very much. add cvs to the list of companies going woke. they're training employees to hold each other accountable for non-inclusive acts. how divisive can you get? we'll discuss this. we've got details for you. >>> six days to go before president biden's self-imposed deadline to get out of afghanistan.

we will come to lauren the icing on the cake. we will come to lauren in — the icing on the cake.he icing on the cake. we will come to lauren in a moment, _ the icing on the cake. we will come to lauren in a moment, fighting - the icing on the cake. we will come to lauren in a moment, fighting inl to lauren in a moment, fighting in the middleweight category. but in terms of what you have made over the tokyo games, you competed in london and rio, winning gold in both of those, and your achievements as well, the first woman to win olympic gold, and also the only female gold medalfor team gb as gold, and also the only female gold medal for team gb as well. what do you make of the experience so far, from how it is in tokyo, from what you have seen in tokyo, to how it was for yourself? it you have seen in tokyo, to how it was for yourself?— was for yourself? it is very different — was for yourself? it is very different now. _ was for yourself? it is very different now. now - was for yourself? it is very different now. now we'vel was for yourself? it is very i different now. now we've g

thanks very much, lauren.into the open today. here is how it shapes up. the far left, the progressives, they want that 3 1/2 trillion dollar grab bag of social spending, it is their dream, their passion, it is transformation of society. they just got to have it. on the other side of the so-called moderate democrats. they want smaller one trillion dollar infrastructure deal and they want that now. that is the clash between the two sides. don't be confused by the parliamentary maneuvering. that is just noise. as the fight emerges the afghan debacle drains the presidency. he knead as policy win. afghanistan gives the moderates an opening. get the trillion dollar infrastructure deal in the bag and the president and the party can say they have accomplished something, they have done something. failed on the border, failed on crime, but a success with bridges and roads would look, really, really good. the left does not see it that way at all. a mere trillion for them does not transform society. oh, no, it has got to

lauren, good morning. lauren: good morning.ase from the month of june. june was a 14-month low, we know the reason why, the unrelenting supply issue. for july, stronger than expected. builders breaking ground on new homes, giving us more inventory that we desperately need. i know you like comparisons. the recent high, the highest since december of 2006 happened at the start of the year in january, 930,000. we've come down a bit from that high. stuart: 708,000, that is not one month annual pace of new home sales? lauren: seennally adjusted. stuart: 708,000 a year, brand new homes. not bad. lauren: no. stronger than we thought. stuart: no response from market whatsoever. we're still up 50 points on the dow industrials. now this. >>> great events are taking place as we speak. they will define biden's presidency. afghanistan, do we pull out entirely on august 31st, deadline day, one week from today? the taliban says there will be consequences if we stay. our cia director met the taliban leader secretly in kabul monday. we don't kno

lauren: immediately.oking. stuart: they're sold out. it is august 19th. lauren: everything is pulled up. when you do you think christmas, i was in at card store the other day, christmas cards on sale. stuart: it is august 19th. lauren: i would be okay with halloween cards but they had christmas cards too. stuart: folks, now this, our next guest is building a new office complex where businesses can own office space rather than lease. the project is called the offices at addison square. it is in connecticut and the co-owner of trunorth construction putting this project together is jeff sawyer and jeff joins us now. on just question jeff, why are you building a new office space when office space is down in the dumps in most parts of the country? why are you doing this? >> we're building a product that is driven towards small businesses versus corporate structure where people are home, small businesses are still going to the office. we still think small business owners of the business will want their own spac

i do know lauren from on the team.oxer and to win a gold medal so it was awesome to be able to see her achieve a goal and to think i have inspired the next generation, it isjust think i have inspired the next generation, it is just humbling and an honour to think that i have been looked up to in such a way and then she has gone on to win a gold medal. she is very good on herfeet, very fast, fast hands, fast feet. she has good awareness of where she is in the ring, she is good at counterpunching. the world is her oyster really. she could turn professional and really make some money and become a world champion or she could also go onto the next olympics in paris and hey, maybe i have inspired her to go for the double, who knows? the games have been a huge success. the amount of medals that have been one has been unreal considering everything that has gone before hand. nobody would have ever expected that this would ever happen. so, it is awesome to see. there was also gold for ireland in the boxing ring — as kellie harri

lauren price in the ring and shejoins me with the medal in hand, lauren i am sure you would probablyaved the best for last it is probably say say team gb saved the best for las- , ., probably say say team gb saved the best for las- , . ., probably say say team gb saved the best for las— best for last it is a dream come true. it best for last it is a dream come true- it is _ best for last it is a dream come true. it is still— best for last it is a dream come true. it is still sinking _ best for last it is a dream come true. it is still sinking in. - best for last it is a dream come true. it is still sinking in. i- true. it is stillsinking in. i can't believe it. i true. it is still sinking in. i can't believe it.— can't believe it. i am not surprised. _ can't believe it. i am not surprised, it _ can't believe it. i am not surprised, it wasn't - can't believe it. i am not surprised, it wasn't that| can't believe it. i am not - surprised, it wasn't that long ago when you won. i surprised, it wasn't that long ago when you won-— surprised, it wasn't that long ago when you won. i box toppe

lauren: you would have to.arning is this great, if that is a robot, they say it could be a friendly robot not meant to scare us but artificial intelligence is very scary when you look at the ramifications of it. if you're not an engineer what job would you do? stuart: they are not real people but they look like real people and they will say anything you like i don't know what the expression is, can't think of the word to use but it frightens me to death. i could be replaced. lauren: the future is scary. if some humans can't keep up what happens to those humans? this is a recruiting event for elon musk saying if you believe in ai we will show you what we can do and we showed you the robot. stuart: dow is up 120 points. microsoft above $300 a share, that adds 42 points to the dow industrials, 303, not bad. big show still ahead. steve hilton, laura logan, rick grenell -- ric grenell. a strange quite has fallen over the democrats. they don't know what to say about the chaos in afghanistan and they should be honest,

a brilliant run there from lauren. her grandparents had a young age and worked as a taxi driver, in terms of the number of events left before the final formal end the number of events left before the finalformal end of the number of events left before the final formal end of the games, the number of events left before the finalformal end of the games, is the number of events left before the final formal end of the games, is a much less now or not? just a few, really. there is another boxing to come but in terms of british interest we have seen the kenny's go early on third jason winning gold, a fantastic gold there in the men's kieran his first of the games and he's the first person to win seven gold. he is the leading british olympian ahead of sir chris hoy now. laura canning came sixth in the omni and so no gold there but she is a ready done well so far in these games winning gold in the medicine. there is still a bit to go. we have volleyball as well which is happening at the moment and the usa won gold in women's b

that was political and social commentator lauren chen and lawyer, stephanie hayden. i'm not as good bye from moscow we hope to see you very soon and have a great day.

but what colour will it be for lauren price?herfamiliar march towards the boxing ring. the life of this champion from the valleys is a script straight from hollywood. raised by her grandparents, 52 football caps for wales and multiple kickboxing world titles. along the way she worked night shifts as a taxi driver to support her boxing training. today, li qian of china — the rio bronze medallist — was the passenger in this fight. there's confirmation. lauren price! and in her moment of glory, a glance to the heavens for her late grandfather. it's a dream come true. yeah, i still can't believe it. i've got to pinch myself. but itjust goes to show — years of hard work, if you dream and you work hard enough you can achieve anything. this was british boxing's most successful olympics since 1920. but as the sun set on the tokyo games, one man's audacious victory left him head and shoulders above the rest. natalie pirks, bbc news, tokyo. tokyo handed its olympic flag to the mayor of paris, setting the stage for the next games in 202a.

what are games for lauren price. and said she had a sense of relief after winning goal for ireland in the lightweight division. she lost the opening round but went on to win on a unanimous decision. there is only ireland �*s code metal, handing follows in the footsteps of katie taylor who won in 2012. these were the scenes in dublin, celebrating. kellie harrington said it would not register she was an olympic champion until she got home, as you can expect a very warm welcome for sure. earlier b said he had fulfilled his destiny after winning the marathon in tokyo. he ran the marathon in less than two hours and 2019. he said he was really glad the olympus has gone ahead, saying it was a sign of life hopefully getting back on track after an incredibly tough year for all. track after an incredibly tough year forall. —— kipchoge track after an incredibly tough year for all. —— kipchoge he said. a little earlier, i spoke to our total corresponding, medical oi, who is outside the turku stadium that closing ceremony is taki

lauren price. european, commonwealth and world champion now olympic champion.one it all whether it was kickboxing, footballing or even driving a taxi but this was the one she wanted. that variety of sports creates a dangerous fighter, as china's li qian was finding out. there was no doubt who won round one. the following two were tighter, as qian kept at an arms length, the welsh woman waiting to strike. but soon the waiting would be over. lauren price is - the olympic champion! a moment of reflection, a moment to be thankful. thank you to everyone who supported me on this journey from starting off at eight years of age and just over the moon and thanks to everyone back home for the support. it means the world and it's got me through it. big shout out to my nan, can't wait to see her, and it is looking like we're going to go boxing right outside my house so happy days! price's medal is one of six from gb�*s boxers equalling their best ever games. for the team, it was the icing on the cake. for price, it was priceless. craig templeton, bbc news. so here is the f

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lauren price was taken in by her grandparents when she was young. the last years, this win will be very special for her. she paid tribute to our grandparents and upbringing. we saw kelly harrington of ireland in the women's lightweight final, celebrations in ireland going off. she beat her brazilian opponent in a young man and a must points decision. —— unanimous points decision. —— unanimous points decision. fix, decision. -- unanimous points decision-— decision. -- unanimous points decision. �* ., ., ., , decision. a great win for there as well. someone _ decision. a great win for there as well. someone we _ decision. a great win for there as well. someone we are _ decision. a great win for there as well. someone we are used - decision. a great win for there as well. someone we are used to i decision. a great win for there as - well. someone we are used to seeing winning all the time, jason kenny. kenny absolutely phenomenal from him today in the keirin. now the first man to win a seventh olympic gold for britain so was an achievement on the final

science journalist lauren has used nearly every medium to produce award-winning journalism for pbs nova including documentaries, podcast, short form video series, interactive games, blogs and more. her articles on memory and on addiction have been featured in the "boston globe" stats on dark magazine the atlantic in "scientific american." this book in particular was supported by a grant from the alfred p. sloan foundation broke him public understanding of science and technology. the night lauren is join the conversation science journalist deborah balaam, the office of "the poison squad." a recipient of the culture dabber nesters as a director of the night science journalism program at mit. the night the two will be discussing her debut book trent nine held by "science" magazine as extensively researched, cinematic and accessible. joining us tonight dabber appraises the book saying the memory thief moves with a roller coaster speed of a first-rate suspense novel. simultaneously offering a deeply compassionate and insightful look at our understanding of what makes and what breaks human me

lauren: yes. hospitalization rate down in the state of illinois. we saw this in chicago, i will but all illinois. he is set to the make the announcement. mask up, get vaccinated. that is the warnings, that we're getting. stuart: sales force, up now 5%. it is leading the dow actually. what just, nasdaq hit a record high. nasdaq all-time high. sales force is up 5%. dow stock going up. what is the story? lauren: adding 70 points to the dow. strong earnings, strong guidance. revenue increased 23% on annual basis. they closed their acquisition of slack. we use slack here at work. people like it. makes work from home, coordinating among departments easier. stuart: we use it at fox. lauren: we don't use it but everybody else does. stuart: snowflake, the magic word with snowflake it's a cloud company. they're up 7%. do you have the story? lauren: they benefit from remote work. sales more than doubled, they announced not only new rip relationships with clients but added one million dollar plus customer. th

there's confirmation, lauren price... and in her moment of glory, a glance to the heavens for her late grandfather. it's a dream come true. yeah, i still can't believe it. i've got to pinch myself. but it just goes to show, years of hard work... if you dream and you work hard enough, you can achieve anything. this was british boxing's most successful olympic since 1920, but as the sun set on the tokyo games one man's audacious victory left him head and shoulders above the rest. natalie pirks, bbc news, tokyo. and the final medals table shows britain finishing fourth with 65. 22 golds, 21 silvers and 22 bronze. tokyo has now handed over the olympic flag to the mayor of paris, setting the stage for the next games in france in 202a. during the closing ceremony, the organisers declared the games had given hope and unity to the world in the midst of the pandemic. so how will the tokyo games be remembered? here's our sports editor, dan roan. the end of a games like no other. as with the rest of tokyo's olympics, its closing cer

some republican lawmakers -- including mo brooks of alabama, lauren boebert of colorado, and paul gosar of arizona -- have been accused of taking active roles in promoting the deadly capitol insurrection. meanwhile, prominent lawyer john pierce, who's defending some of the most high-profile capitol rioters, has failed to appear in court in recent days amid

some republican lawmakers -- including mo brooks of alabama, lauren boebert of colorado, and paul gosar of arizona -- have been accused of taking active roles in promoting the deadly capitol insurrection. meanwhile, prominent lawyer john pierce, who's defending some of the most high-profile capitol rioters, has failed to appear in court in recent days amid reports he's been hospitalized with covid-19. an associate said pierce was on a ventilator and unresponsive. pierce mocked the use of face masks during the pandemic and pledged he would never get vaccinated. and in mexico, relatives of people who've been disappeared led a protest monday outside the presidential palace in mexico city, marking the international day of the victims of enforced disappearances. they're accusing the xican government of failing to act to find their loved ones. this is arely ramirez, whose brother and uncle were disappeared in november 2020.

lots of people asking what happens now, lauren?— happens now, lauren? programme getting trained by the world?— trained by the world? best coaches. you have both _ trained by the world? best coaches. you have both given _ trained by the world? best coaches. you have both given us _ trained by the world? best coaches. you have both given us so _ trained by the world? best coaches. you have both given us so much i you have both given us so much pride, thank you, lovely seeing you. thank you very much, thank you. let's have a look at the weather. good morning. i good morning. lam in hertfordshire this morning, surrounded by beautiful sunflowers. not much sun and the forecast. we have any showers which could be thundery in places, especially in the north—west. not as much as we would expect at this stage in august stopped low pressure is driving the weather, anchored to the north—west of the country. the weather fronts in the north are producing heavy and tangerine showers and in the sad it is producing a band of cloud stop —— and andrey showers, and in the

lauren simonetti has more. lauren. >> another ally, dagen.en, derosa was mentioned 187 times in the state attorney general report last week and reportedly took part in retaliation against one of his accusers. a former assistant who filed a criminal complaint against the governor now speaking out. listen. >> the governor needs to be held accountable. what he did to me was a crime. he broke the law. >> that was britney commisso, this comes as reports that say the lieutenant governor is preparing to replace governor cuomo. dr. anthony fauci coming under fire for condemning the upcoming tour just motorcycle rally -- sturgis motorcycle rally in south dakota. >> i'm concerned that we're going to see another surge related to that rally. there comes a time when you're dealing with a public health crisis that could involve you, your family and everyone else, that something supersedes that need to do exactly what you want to do. >> but what fauci failed to mention was that he along with the media have turned a blind eye to president barack obama's huge

a lot of men wanted to be him. >> reporter: lauren fell for him.was separated from his wife chandy, but that didn't stop chandy from calling lauren. >> she texted and called me and was very belligerent and rude. >> reporter: angry, perhaps that her husband, then 39 was dating a high school girl. in fact, sheer coincidence, lauren went to high school with gavin smith's son. so she knew when he disappeared in may, 2012, but made no connection between that and something she noticed about her boyfriend, john creech. >> i discovered he had scrapes on his hands and on his arms. aything to do with the disappearance. >> reporter: but when detective o'brien heard about creech's scrapes he immediately thought about gavin smith's wounds. he needed to talk to him again. he found him in jail serving eight years on a cocaine charge, his second conviction for dealing drugs. not exactly an upstanding citizen. could they prove he murdered gavin smith. >> he went to him. didn't ask him questions, we just put a picture down in front of him with the shallow grave. >>

lauren prius has won the 22nd great gold medalfor great lauren prius has won the 22nd great gold medal for great britain at the olympics. she defeated her chinese opponent had become the middleweight champion. hello. no, don't adjust your set — this is the media show on the bbc. but that theme tune to news at 10 and the famous bongs are part of our popular culture, along with the high angle sweep across london over the rooftops along the thames to meet the face of big ben. all that is part of the iconography of british television news, but who watches the big network bulletins these days? more and more gen z—ers and millennials are increasingly moving online to get their news and information. some older demographics, too, are attracted to more partisan, opinionated platforms. gb news, i'm looking at you. even some politicians are openly disparaging of what they call the mainstream media. so, how can itv�*s news at 10 and channel 4 news, with a soon—to—be—departing john snow, win audiences back? is it a lost cause in this fractured multimedia age in which we live, or can trust be regain

lauren blanchard, fox news yeah.ighters to dose covid vaccine could get full fda approval, possibly by tomorrow, and health experts hope that will lead to an increase in vaccinations nationwide for the last eight months, the formula has been in use under an emergency authorization but with full approval on the horizon, health experts say it could lead to a wave of new vaccine mandates, and san jose could soon be following in san francisco's footsteps with a new proposal requiring everyone entering a city building or an event with more than 50 people to no proof of vaccination. ktvu s amanda quintana was at san jose sneaker con to get reaction. the mayor of san jose is proposing a vaccination requirement to enter any city building that also includes the convention center where they're having sneaker con today, so i asked people here. would they be here? if there was a vaccine requirement? i know everyone feels the type of way about it, but honestly, it's the safest way to me. so i respected honestly, even though artis

and great britain's claire cashmore and lauren steadman will be going head—to—head, battling it out forrent world champion. it's going to be a very close race between those two. and great britain is also looking to make a bit of history in the wheelchair rugby. they have never won a medal at the paralympic games before, but tomorrow they are absolutely confirmed to get one because they are going in the gold medal match. they beat the host japan in the semifinal today, and it will be the final for that gold tomorrow. it is looking like a super sunday here in tokyo. very much looking forward to that. that's all from sportsday. we'll see you again next time. good evening. the settled, dry theme to the weather continues really for the next week or so, so things not changing in a hurry, just subtle changes in terms of cloud amount and temperature. this was the picture on the isle of wight on saturday, and sunday brings us more of the same. again, it's looking dry with spells of sunshine, but what we are seeing at the moment is more cloud working in from the north. so, through tonight, it'll

but if ralph lauren holds 125, it is going up another 20 bucks. wait a couple of days and see if that happens having said that, when i look at royal caribbean, i switch gears, tim likes the banks, i like the names that have pre-pandemic level bookings rcl down 47% from prepandemic. norwegianage cruise line down 60% from pre-pandemic. delta down 38% all of them, what do they have in common? they are busting out in bookings way ahead of where it was pre-pandemic so look for the bargain basement prices there is money thrown at the retail space, people who live through this hundred year pandemic, basically want to get out there and spend money. i think we're still okay in the market and in retail >> i mean, there are plenty of ways to spend money and it doesn't have to just be on a sweater or a pair of shoes, tim. >> although, i mean, dan loves a good sweater >> and a good vest i'm sure you're restocking your vest collection as we speak in order to get out there >> we talk about inflation and we spend a lot of time talking about inflation in the last

what did he say, lauren? >> okay. don't look or think like you in the room? and he goes on, so what was yesterday? it was also the day 13 american service members were killed in afghanistan. the best ponce that i saw came from retired gunnery sergeant, a woman, jessie jane, and this is how she responded. i am positive they didn't look or think like you, sergeant major, every flag-draped coffin looks the psalm. his tweet -- the same. his tweet was shameful and really ill-time thed, ashley. ashley: it was. nancy pelosi also, the first tweet she put out after the bombings in kabul was, again, about women's equality day. kind of missing the point. hawn, thank you very much. >>> and as if all of this wasn't enough, tropical storm ida is taking aim at the gulf coast. lauren mentioned it. it could make landfall as a major hurricane. we've got the forecast from janice dean straight ahead. >>> plus, who is the group behind the attacks that left 13 of our service members dead in kabul? what you need to know about isis-k after t