things that the rest of the country loves, and we see how they express their contempt. >> mark: lee smith whole interview is full of stuff like that. you can watch tucker's full show with lee smith on "tucker carlson today by going right now to fox nation.com and you won't regret it. amazon has a pretty good selection ofec goods, but now jeff bezos has some competition from an unlikely source, the homeless of san francisco. our inside issue the special continues after this straight ahead. >> ♪ ♪ >> mark: welcome back to this inside the issue special edition of them were -- seattle's manyhomeless encaw setting up their own shopping zones. that's so wonderful. the stolen goods and booze too. and highly related regulatory city is refusing to do anything about it. a jason lends is the seattle radio host and he's on the scene. what if you got for us? >> mark, covid mandates closed businesses here, 150 small businesses lost in the downtown core but luckily we are seeing some economic vitality and now there is a new retail option occupying some pretty prime real estate near trendy restaurants. t

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they started creating their own communities >> welcome declan, michael lee, so many people, bob smithome a kind of cult figure, master of the money printer. >> money printer go brr... >> invest in these four tickers, i'll put them right above. >> jacoby: billions have been piling into so-called meme stocks. >> this gamestop situation, we will never encounter a set-up like this again. >> jacoby: new financial assets like nfts-- non-fungible tokens. >> from art to music to sports, it's a new phenomenon that is moving quickly, and with big numbers. >> jacoby: and cryptocurrencies. >> bitcoin has been on a wild ride during the past few months. >> it doesn't really matter if something is a good buy or if it's fundamentally sound. >> the money is crazy and awesome and i think... >> there's been so much money injected into the economy that people just need things to buy. >> jacoby: i mean, what you're describing is mania. >> (laughing) yeah, yeah, you could call it mania. i mean certainly we are in a mania because, again, the fed has put a floor underneath asset prices. there's only one dire

well, our reporter, eleanor roper, is at the lee valley athletics centre in north london to get reaction to dina asher—smith's big screen, really exciting. desiree henry is here, she raced with dina at rio. give us your reaction. i'm kind of shocked, but i made this prediction yesterday when i said people should not count out elaine thompson—herah, she is the previous olympic champion. that does not come lightly. i am just shocked at how she did it, and at the time, 10.61 is absolutely incredible. she did it in class and style. you did call it. ijust cannot believe it. but we all hope and want our favourites to win, but for them to go out and do it it is a whole other ball game. also, it was a jamaican one, two, three, which i expected but did not expect it to see it live. hugely disappointing for dina asher—smith, but daryll neita made it through to the final? i feel for daryll, this is still an amazing thing to be celebrated. she made an olympic final. yes, it may not have been the performance that she wanted, but she should still be able to hold her head up high. congrats to daryll also. huge disappointmen

senator tina smith at senator ed markey, senator rafael warnock senator, john cornyn whip john clyburn representative barbara lee representative of danny davis chair joy speedy and sheila jackson lee and miss opel you just okay. you should have much here one of you. know, okay. all right. and it's okay so first. never understand how barack obama he did it, make sure. against myself we came here just happened. thank you. thank you so much. thank you. the three more i got to make them more my name. oh, i'm sorry. i've got for sure. and there's there's a man. i should be perfect. texas and anybody else? yeah, i'm sorry davis. thank you. all right. we're working the house he's election day. next mr. president is election day next week mr. president is election day. next is the plan to sign election day a national holidays. thank everybody today. and goes congressional photographer. i'm sheila like it's fine. yes. we'll see you guys here tomorrow. oh, man. twee ladies and gentlemen, please remain seated while the president and the vice president depart. thank you. guys, we're all the people. here and here and here, w

join in on the conversation with historians douglas bring lee, edna green medford, richard norton smith, presidential biography and amity shlave. watch "washington journal" live sunday, july 4. and before the program, go to c-span.org/presidents survey 2021 to see the full results of the 2021 survey. [captions copyright national cable satellite corp. 2021] [captioning performed by the national captioning institute, which is responsible for its caption content and accuracy. visit ncicap.org] >> sunday night on "q&a" a look at american presidents through the lens of the books they've written with journalist and historian craig fehrman. >> the story has often been that kennedy's father was the one pulling the strings behind the scene. but that's not true. jack kennedy wanted that pulitzer prize. there were multiple times he brought up the pulitzer prize. he told one historian i'd rather win a pulitzer prize than be president. because he had a strong desire for literary fame even even though he didn't really want to do literary work, he got himself the prize. in new york city, in washington

smith. >>> tokyo 2020 and a live look in japan where the big story is sunni lee. the 18-year-old from the st. paul, minnesota, area, taking gold in the all-around women's gymnastics final tonight, the story behind the medal. forged by a father's love. >>> and carly patterson. the woman who broke a 20-year drought for team usa in all-around competition lends her voice for the celebration. >>> plus, our primetime coverage with beach volleyball and bmx racing finals all ahead on cnbc. >>> we begin tonight with a push to mandate the vaccine the nation's largest employer, the united states government, now giving workers two options either get the vaccine or you'll be forced to submit to wearing a mask, socially distance, regular testing, and restrictions on your travel. president biden delivered that message today, and told the defense department to look into requiring vaccines for every member of the military. the president says he wants to see states, businesses and schools move in the direction of mandating the shot. >> i asked the justice department to determine wh

smith was at the banquet and joins us from chinatown with more. >> reporter: upstairs, the restaurant was buzzing, a return to the type of gatherings that happened before the pandemic. bill lee is the owner. >> i hope it keep going, keep going, you know, and help for the community. and bring more to chinatown. >> reporter: the long-time restaurant nearly closed. other banquet halls have shuttered. seeing this type of event at the far east cafe again is a welcome to many. >> it is such an important part of chinese culture. this is where a lot of the family association, a lot of the organizations held a meeting, a gathering. >> reporter: and for networking. harlan wong is with the san francisco chinese chamber of commerce. the mayor came for the swearing in. >> this particular chinese chamber of commerce has been absolutely incredible in providing resources and support to a number of businesses here. and it's one of the first banquets that we're seeing as a result of after the pandemic, after the reopening. >> reporter: for a community that has faced attacks and loss of business during the pandemic many say it is part of their resiliency. they want to get the word out again to

carlos and tommy smith brought american civil rights issues into the mexico olympics, raising their fist in a black power salute. they were fighting the same fight as boxing champion. mohammed lee lee was a force in the ring and had heavy weight communication skills modified of legal. but if you're notice on the most prosecutor, he brought those skills to issues like racial inequality and the war in vietnam. but sports stars have paid the price for their activism. when a li refused to fight in vietnam, he was stripped of his title, embarked from fighting for 3 of his prime years. sprinters, carlos and smith were dropped from the us track teams and more recently and i fell quarterback calling copper. nick lost his job for silently protesting social injustice. no other team has touched him since me. when confronted with politics, the sports industry finds itself compromised. it's wary of upsetting conservative audiences. a position summed up in the ninety's by basketball superstar and the face of sports clothing bred nike, michael jordan, who said conservatives by sneakers too. since the late 19 sixty's, the sport industry has grown astronomical levels, right? television, money,

smith. >>> the electric cauldron on the first week huge wins in the pool for ledecky. simone biles out suni lee steps up. a gold medal first in fencing. women's soccer stays alive we have highlights from tokyo and we catch up with the former gymnast and silver medalist blaine wilson. the men's trampoline finals and women's beach and indoor volleyball all here tonight on cnbc >>> topping the news a new report from the cdc. the agency acknowledges the war against covid has changed. that from the internal presentation that lays a broader, more grim picture of covid delta. here are the key take aways. vaccinated people can spread delta just as easily as unvaccinated the variant as equally contagious as chickenpox and more trans miss ablethan the flu or the common cold tell that may cause more disease. that's almost exactly the same number as this time last year. as you can see, deaths were much higher back then, but that was before vaccines and before covid delta. the surgeon general spoke with cnbc today about the new cdc document and the dangers of the delta. >> it's why cases have more than quad

lee the gymnast who took home the gold medal. white nails with olympic rippings. makayla skinner team u.s.a. star accent in addition to the rings. reagan smithn the gold medal in the debut of the 500 freestyle race of the women competed in bright red nails with fun polka dot. >> greg: where are the men? >> katie: this is a women's only segment. >> greg: gender discrimination. >> shannon: they won gold medals you have to give it to them. >> richard: i'm here for the olympics. check out the footage damage of the team dancing across the zebra streets streets ofio. track and field started late this week. i'm excited for my favorite event in the olympics. routing for team u.s.a. and team jamaica which will be very hard in some of these convenience where they will be going head to head. but i'm looking forward to track and field this week a good time. >> jesse: we have the medal count here, u.s.a. 41. china 40. >> katie: good. >> jesse: russia 34. japan 28. we are only up one on the chinese. >> shannon: still winning. >> bret: 's go. track and field. >> richard: unless jamaica gets in the way. >> they are so far down on the count. >> richard: take

nonequr husband matt smith, el rou four dion o >> over in france, the best women's golf fers were found. the lpga ev yan the fourth of five major champions in women's golf joan jim lee friday with a 368 yesterday including an eagle 2 at 11. leads conquers by five shots with an 18 under total. golfer bryson desham bow tested positive for covid. he's now out of the olympic games. that's it for now. enjoy your coffee. >>> streaming on cbsn bay area, the long term effects that some patients are facing after battling covid-19. what some bay area doctors are hoping to do about it. >>> plus, massive floods rock india claiming hundreds of lives to clean up and recovery efforts this morning. we'll be right back. >>> welcome back it's 6:29 thank you so much for joining us. let's start this half hour with a quick check on our weather with darren peck. >>> all right, we're starting out with marine layer in the immediate bay and higher clouds passing overhead today. it all burns back to the beach by the time we get back in the amp and noticeably cooler today. if you're inland you get a 4-5 degree drop from where you were yesterday. in general, that's daytime highs in the upper 8

lee's debut novel was a national bestseller and on top 10 books of the year lists for the times of london, npr's fresh air and usa today. there will be discussing clint smith's groundbreaking new book, "how the word is passed: a reckoning with the history of slavery across america." in the book, dr. smith recounts his visits to nine sites that memorialize, distort or evade their connections to slavery. from the african burial ground national monument in lower manhattan to a confederate memorial chapel in petersburg, virginia to a juneteenth celebration in galveston, texas. "how the word is passed" explores the ways in which america commemorates itself with thorough research and bell like clarity. the new york times praises smith's unapologetically subjective map of american memory as an extraordinary contribution to the way we understand ourselves. i am honored to turn things over to our speakers. the digital podium is yours. >> hi! how are you, clint? clint: i am so good. i am so glad to be here. i cannot think of anyway to celebrate what has happened the last 24 hours better than being in conversation with one of my favorite writers. >> well, folks, clint

lee had strong performances on all fourd floor exercise. well football is back, and so, too are the fans. the 49ers have welcome back fans to watch practice at training camp, ktvu azenith smithch fans are excited to be back after a full season away from the game. let's go. bang bang manager 40 niner fans liked what they saw on the field of the first day of training camp at levi stadium. they look pretty sharp is it's ah, it's good to see the players out there. let's go. jason fans pumped the anticipation building tuesday, marking the first time 49 are faithful saw the team in person unable to attend practices and games all of last year due to covid fans missed going. it's just the excitement of the crowd getting back into it in the anticipation of 10. getting again with family and friends. the team also missed the fans cheering them on, but it was really cool feeling coming in. i mean, it's different, not having fans out there and i know our guys were pumped. i heard them buzzing about it this morning. i'm so excited from when we have full stadiums again because, like i said, before, like, that's that's what gets us going. it was it was really strange to play without him las

lee's debut novel free food for millionaires was a national bestseller and on the top 10 books of the year list for the times of london, npr's freshair and usa today . they will be discussing clint smith's book how history is fast, a reckoning with slavery across america and in the book doctor smith recounts his visits to nine sites that memorialized historic or evade their connection to chattel slavery. some of the african burial grounds, national monuments in lower manhattan to a confederate memorial chapel in petersburg to a juneteenth celebration in galveston texas, how the word is passed explores the ways in which america commemorates itself with thorough research and bell what clarity. the new york times says smith's on apology critically collective mask of history is an extraordinary contribution to the way we understand ourselves . i am honored to turn things over to our speakers to the digital photo. is clint admin. >> how are you, clint? >> i'm good. i'm so glad to be here. i can't think of any better way to celebrate what's happened in the last four hours rather than being in conversation with one of my favorite writers . >> number one on the bestseller list, it's pretty incr

lee: we have no further requests. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman from kentucky. mr. rogers: i beg your pardon, we do have an additional request. mr. smith from new jersey. mr. smith: i thank my good friend from kentucky for yielding. this needs to be clarified. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman is recognized. mr. smith: for all members listening, the language that has been the law and has been supported in a bipartisan way for years because we are so unalterably opposed to coercive population control, says we will not support any organization that supports or co-manages a coercive population control program. the new language takes out supports and manages and puts directly involved with abortion. china is an absolutely closed society. . i chaired 72 congressional hearings on human rights in china including women who have been forcibly aborted. the ones who come here and get asylum can't speak out about it. it is totally closed. it is president xi isn't going to let you in. and we can't even get answers about wuhan. no matter how you feel to population control, absolutely opposed to coercion. nobody should be forced. mr. rogers: i a

lee, -- this from rick scott, the republican from florida, earlier in the day yesterday, as the negotiations were taking place among democrats, he says -- host: in this statement released last night late from jason smithe ranking member on the house ajit committee, who would be very involved in this reconciliation process. republican from missouri saying -- host: that story noting that u.s. consumer prices spiked in june, hitting the highest inflation rates in 13 years, emerging as a threat to the big spending infrastructure proposal ahead of the midterm elections, noting that the labor department noted yesterday that consumer prices rose from may to june over the last year, the highest jump in 12 months since august of 2008 with core inflation rising over the last year. the number was once again well above economists expectations and republicans have come to calling it the joe biden hidden tax on americans. that from the front page story in today's washington times. getting your reaction to all of this today again, we don't have the details of that proposal, just the top line number that was released by democrats late last night. they talked about some of the proposals that will be in it and we will

smith to inquire. with your come with more insight >> thank you, mr. secretary, i want to thank you for being here to provide more insight april 21 senator lee and ant a letter to the cdc director requesting information on the cdc's mask guidance for children which i'm sure you know is the most strict in the world. this guidance makes no sense given current case numbers, evidence of lower transmission among children and the negative impact this guidance has on their daily lives we requested and reply to this letter by may 5. it is now over a month past the deadline and we received no response. in light of the summer heaping upon us and reports of some children be forced to wear masks in sweltering temperatures i think the american people urgently need to know the full picture about how the cdc arrived at its decision that children over two should been asked. mr. chairman, will you commit to ensuring the cdc director provide a response myself and a 31 of the members of the house and senate who signed the letter by the end of this week? >> congressman, thank you for the question and it's in accord with. i committee will make sure that any letter that is

smith: i'm slighted to be here on the floor with my colleague to offer my heartfelt congratulations to suni lee who won olympic gold in the women's all around event in the olympics. she won the gold under difficult circumstances, but she stepped up and gave an astounding performance to bring home gold, continuing the american tradition of excellence in women's gymnastics. her routine on the uneven bars, as senator klobuchar said, one of the most difficult in women's gymnastics, was just stunning. on her way to olympic gold, she faced obstacles. after beginning her olympics training at age 6, she showed focus and drive to reach the elite level despite injuries. in 2019, her father was paralyzed in an accident but continued supporting his daughter's gymnastics career, while continuing to train during the coronavirus, she suffered a broken foot and the tragic loss of her aunt and uncle to coronavirus. while pandemic precautions meant there were no spectators to cheer her on in tokyo, her family and friends and gymnastic fans cheered her on from afar with watch parties held in her honor. the videos