host: mark edwards, what are you watching for as this crisis unfolds? the lead paragraph of the story is that this could be indefinite. guest: oh yeah, no, this is a major, major problem. like lent, someone will have to come in there and you will need a fema like situation to oversee the system months and months and months. the failure here is just the tip of the text -- iceberg. the lead problem is still ongoing. epa had a mission just last month where they are still not implementing corrosion control. the water in their system is so aggressive, leaching lead, destroying what's left of their pipe system. host: the story that we show you and the viewers from "the new york times," it was because the president had read recently a different story from "the new york times" finding that there were minority communities in the south where there was literally sewage in their backyard. sewage backing up into their bathtubs. guest: well, that's right. as i said in jackson, the biggest problem financially is there sewage system. we are not even talking about that

iam mark i am mark edwards with your sport.en by six runs in a low scoring match in lahore as pakistan take control of the t20 series with a 3—2 lead in what was ultimately a dissapointing performance it's the batsmen that must shoulder the blame for this one despite a heroic knock from captain moeen ali. joe lynskey was watching this one for us. in this thrilling series, a new part of pakistan is now in play. this is another sell—out, where three games decide it. now at 2—2, england looked to mark wade. they use them carefully. the bowlers on the road back to fitness, but in t20, he takes wickets. and stops read them. for pakistan, somewhere unavoidable, somewhere self—inflicted. they last two batters to run out. on their way to the series lowest score, all out for ia5. to the series lowest score, all out foria5. but to the series lowest score, all out for ia5. but in the gloom, the mood returned, england, like the home side, last cheap wickets on the boundary when they were five down for 62, he exhaled. this modest had become

i am mark edwards with your spot. hello. i am mark edwards with yourspot. butter hello.t. butter is gearing up for what will be the last match of his illustrious career, the 20 time grand slam single when i'm playing for europe against the rest of the world in the labour club starting in london on friday. he announced last week his retirement after competition which means the code will come down after friday's doubles much when he is due to partner with rafael nadal. it is due to partner with rafael nadal. , is due to partner with rafael nadal ,. ., is due to partner with rafael nadal. , ., , ., nadal. it feels almost surreal to suddenly _ nadal. it feels almost surreal to suddenly be _ nadal. it feels almost surreal to suddenly be here - nadal. it feels almost surreal to suddenly be here because | to suddenly be here because right now i feel i'm gearing up for my tournament, i'm doing the press like i know idea, events, everybody is in a good mood, i'm practising, but it's like a cliff. it's nothing left after and it's ok, that's how i wanted to be. i chose it and i'm r

and that's all your sport for now — from me, mark edwards, and the rest of the team, bye—bye. damaging effects — that much we knew. what we didnt know is that the impact is disproptionately larger the older you are. it's not great news, is it? that's according to new research by oregon state university, who carried out tests on fruit flies, who, would you believe, share similar cellular mechanisms with humans. let's go live to carvallis in oregon report from oregon state university. briefly — why fruit flies — and not any old fruit fly — but mutant flies? we use fruit flies because their cellular processes are concerned all the way to humans and they live for about 70 days so one day in the life of a fly equates to one year in human life and that is why we can work on their ageing with ease. and so what we found is that bluelight specifically, when flies are exposed to it when they are young, they can withstand it for longer than older flies and young flies in bluelight have pretty healthy cells, but olderflies bluelight have pretty healthy cells, but older flies with the same

i'm mark edwards with your sport. the batsmen that must shoulder the blame for this one despite a heroic knock from captain moeen ali. joe lynskey was watching this one for us. in this thrilling series, a new part of pakistan is now in play. this is another sell—out, where three games decide it. now at 2—2, england looked to mark wade. they use them carefully. the bowlers on the road back to fitness, but in t20, he takes wickets. and stops rhythym. for pakistan, somewhere unavoidable, somewhere self—inflicted. they last two batters to run out. but in the gloom, the mood returned, england, like the home side, this modest chase had become a struggle and england remarkably fell short. in this part of the punjab. for the team, so now it's like being in the semifinal where you have to win to stay in, and i think it's going to be really good for us, and we will see where the boys are at. when you are playing international cricket, there is pressure all the time, pressure on your own performance, as a captain, all of these t

iam mark i am mark edwards at their sport.to for promotion to the top tier evaluate the nations elite. brave defensive display and saw them play a daisy or— zero drive that will mean a guarantee zero 2024 playoff place. olly foster was watching the sun for us. how they would love to be going to qatar, but crackup was the final thing of 2022 for about 3000 scotland fans. after england were relegated from the top tier and the nation's league, this was the scotch chance to replace them among your�*s elite. che adams came close to an open early on. ukraine had snapped at their captain is of squares that night in how the squares that night injune. how did he miss that? injuries and a virus in the camp . squad . stretched out in's squad and craig”, to be at full stretch to gordon had to be at full stretch to keep them in again. ukraine who is matches in poland paying home matches in poland because of the war with russia pushed hard for the win that they needed. how that would have lifted hearts back home. celebrations needed. how th

i marked edwards with your support.r frustrating loss to the same opposition, john swept and a deserved opener to set them on the way to leapfrogging their opponents to go top and then didn't came off the bench and headed into the corners to capture an of steve round of nation's league the next round of nation's league games on saturday. taking on europe's top ranked team, belgium is the welsh continue to move towards their first appearance of the world cup finals since 1958. gareth, of course, will be central to those efforts and he says he will be in great shape for qatar while the captain moves to los angeles at sea and says he has rediscovered hisjoy for club football after his nine years at real madrid. and for his country, he is focusing on each game country. heeisrfssusing sea eashgame they come. country. heeisrfssusing sen eashgame they come. mn; sssintry. its sisefssusiiig sin sssiigs: the come. y ., _ comes the next h 7 comes the next two whales comes the next two whales games ill be straight back on the but i

that's all your sport for me, mark edwards and from the rest of the team, goodbye.ound on thursday. it was pleasantly warm across south—eastern areas. temperatures in hampshire and cambridgeshire reached 21 celsius, 70 fahrenheit. temperatures are going to be dropping over the next few days. it looks like it's going to turn particularly cold at night—time. we have the cooler air moving down from the north—west, it follows this band of cloud here that brought a lot of rain into cumbria. that rain is now sliding its way down towards the south—east and east anglia where we start the day with some rain. elsewhere, further north, clearer skies means it's going to be a much colder start here, particularly in eastern scotland and north east england where we will start with some sunshine. it looks like it's going to be quite a cloudy day across east anglia and the south—east, some rain from time to time. it should cheer up in the midlands and much of england and wales away from the south—east will be dry with some sunshine, scattering of showers come in on the north—westerl

mark edwards with your sport, the nfl say the sunday game between the tampa bay buccaneers and kansase effects of hurricane ian, the president says he fears that has been a loss of life as a result of the hurricane now downgraded to a tropical storm. the nfl had selected the us bank stadium in minneapolis as a contingency after they evacuated the area but the buccaneers have relocated and players, coaches and families have gone to the south florida areas and gone to the miami dolphins facility. we areas and gone to the miami dolphins facility.— dolphins facility. we are definitely _ dolphins facility. we are definitely wanting - dolphins facility. we are definitely wanting some | definitely wanting some normalcy, i guess so, we are just part of this process, and families at the hotel, it has been ok, everybody is handling it well, we look forward to going back home and playing at home. ., , , going back home and playing at home. ., , _ ,, ., ., going back home and playing at home. ,, ., ., , . home. topsy know that d'okovic safel home. topsy know that d'okovic safety through i home. t

i am mark edwards with your sport.. they needed to win to finish top of their group and struggled until the goal in the 88th minute. spain joined the netherlands, croatia and italy in next year's finals. euro 2020 runners up england have not had an easy build—up to the world cup. they haven't won a game since march and that includes suffering a humbling 4—0 defeat at the hands of hungary. gareth southgate was more positive after their 3—3 draw against germany on monday. gary neville told us that the men have over performed in the last few years. performed in the last few ears. . , performed in the last few ears. ., , ., ., years. he has done an unbelievable - years. he has done an unbelievable job - years. he has done an unbelievable job withl years. he has done an - unbelievable job with england. it is incredible what he has achieved and the fact that he is under pressure going into the world cup isjust is under pressure going into the world cup is just an absolute nonsense. i have been to eight tournaments as player

coming up thursday morning, virginia tech engineering professor mark edwards, among the first to identifyic levels of lead in the water in flint, michigan, on the water crisis in jackson, mississippi, and what it will take to fix water systems across the country. then our next guest talks about the future of nuclear disarmament in the wake of russia's blocking over the nuclear disarmament treaty in the u.n. and another guest, on the findings of the pew survey on black americans views on racial equality and racism, and their position in u.s. society. watch "washington journal" live at 7:00 eastern, at c-span, or on c-span now, our free mobile app. join the discussion with your phone calls, facebook comments, text messages and tweets. ♪ thursday on c-span, a discussion on the state of the u.s. housing market with a zillow senior economist live at 1:00 p.m. eastern. at 5:00 p.m., former homeland security secretary talks about the fbi search of former president donald trump's mar-a-lago home. at 6:30 p.m., the white house hosts a virtual back-to-school event for teachers, focusing on mental h

host: mark edwards, thank you very much for your time this morning.he professor of environmental water resources and engineering, we she. now we turn to all of you. are you concerned about the drinking water your community? start piling in. we have divided the lines regionally and you can text us by city and state at that number. (202) 748-8003 you can also go to facebook.com/c-span and send us a tweet. we are waiting for your calls. as we do so, the white house was asked about the times story that we just showed you and what the plan is from the president to money to these communities where the water infrastructure is so bad that this is, people are called there the plumbing or. here is the white house press secretary. [video clip] >> what's the timeline for residents to start feeling the impact of the package funding? plex when it comes to residents getting their water back we want that timeline to happen as soon as hospital. so that is our hope, sooner rather than later. so, we are going to continue to work with the people of jackson and the state

i'm mark edwards with your sport.ng this one for us. how they would love to be going to qatar, but krakov was the final thing of 2022 for about 3000 scotland fans. after england were relegated from the top tier in the nation's league, this was the scot�*s chance to replace them among europe's elite. che adams came close to an opener early on. ukraine had a side that snuffed out their world cup ambitions, the captain is one of the scorers that night injune. how did he miss that? injuries and a virus in the camp had severely stretched out scotland's squad and craig gordon had to be at full stretch to keep them in again. ukraine, who were playing home matches in poland because of the war with russia pushed hard for the win that they needed. how that would have lifted hearts back home. the celebrations at full time where scotland's, though. in theory, life will now be easier for them when it comes to qualification for the next european championship. but as this match demonstrated, they rarely do things easily. 0lly foster

i'm mark edwards with your sport.h and headed into the corners to capture an impressive performance of steve clark's team. they host ireland and the next round of nation's league games on saturday. wales take on europe's top ranked team, belgium is the welsh continue to move towards their first appearance of the world cup finals since 1958. gareth, of course, will be central to those efforts and he says he will be in great shape for qatar. wales captain moves to los angeles at sea and says he has rediscovered his joy for club football after his nine years at real madrid. and now back for his country, he is focusing on each game as they come. my focus, obviously now, the next two wales games but i'll be straight back on the games for la and after that will be the world cup and so, yeah, ijust need to focus on the here and now rather than looking too far ahead and yes, that'll put me in a good going forward. premier league clubs have unanimously agreed to introduce minimum length bands for those who take part in anti—so

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it is a tradition, it's something that we are told that king charles andrew edwards and princess anne wanted to do to, to mark the occasion. and of course, this line, we're expecting many, many more people to join it over the next couple of days cuz it's the weekend here in the united kingdom. it's up in all celebrations though, since king charles dante became britton's monarch, some be making their republican views known by protesting name back at foul this report from london. while king charles was addressing both houses of parliament for the 1st time on monday barrister pull pow's, lend was outside brandishing a blank. my son paper, when he was approached by a police officer, i was holding up a blank sign. why? you asked him what he said to me to watch the home. it is young. i think my salesman, right not my came at all aside. the officer can be heard threatening to arrest him if he wrote not my king. well, the paper. so why had a sign with nothing on it to make a point about i'm lack of freedom of expression. the key thing we had that day was charles coming to paula, meant to say, i am king, i'm and if it

edward, thank you. let's bring in mark tepper, president and ceo.aking your head as you look at the numbers over the next two years. >> yeah, yeah. i don't think the fed can take their foot off of the brake any time soon. inflation is red hot. jay powell mentioned, the sticky parts of inflation. when the cpi report came out, i scoured through the data. the only items that decelerated from july to august with highly discretion nary items like air fare, sporting tickets. all the essentials. food, shelter, all of those kind of things, utilities, they all accelerated. that's the real concern. the fed has a long way to go. >> martha: energy came down a little bit. >> but natural gas was up. utilities was up. >> martha: here's jamie dimon, important person in the united states economy to be sure. here he is, j.p. morgan ceo for many years. here's his take on the economy. >> the american consumer is in good shape. spending money. 10% more than prior years. that's all the good news. as being met by other forces, war in ukraine, interest rates going up, infl

edward lawrence i want to go to mark tepper strategic wealth partners president ceo, everyone is talkingabout what the fed does next week there is a consensusbuilding of three quarters of 8% hike which would be the third hike in a row for the fed. one out of five seem to think the odds are we could get as high as a full percentage point jump, what do you think. >> with unemployment at 3.7%, the fed they have been saying this, they have been telegraphing this, they are going to fight inflation to the fullest extent of their ability is either going to bring pain and strain entry destroying demand and the stock market has kinda been like you're joking, i think the market is finally understanding. i would expect, i'm still expecting 75 basis points next week. another 75 in november. another 25 - 50 in december, were the looking at an action-packed three months. right now the fed fund futures is pricing in 4.4 - 4.5% as the terminal fed funds rate. so we have a long way to go, the one thing that i think there is a big huge disconnect as the market is still pricing in almost two cuts in the se

it's something that we are told that king charles i, andrew edwards and princess anne wanted to do to, to mark the occasion. and then of course, this line, we're expecting many, many more people to join it over the next couple of days cuz it's the weekend here in the united kingdom. and there was 250000 people who file past the queen mother. when she was lying in state at westminster hall, the authorities here are saying they're expecting somewhere in the region of 332350000 people to pay their final respects to queen elizabeth. and he's a bank in that picture far as alan fisher lamb for us in london. earlier on friday, king charles the 3rd paid a visit to whilst he's now past his former title of prince of wales to his son william. it was charles's 1st trip then since he became king and diplomatic editor, james bass has more from kind of castle. i think the point of this visit is to thank the people of wales for their condolences for his mother's death. he did the same. we had this similar visit that took place in scotland and in northern ireland, but many of the people here, of course want to

mark her passing. >> reporter: the queen's family following the coffin, king charles flanked by his siblings, princess anne, prince andrew and prince edwardand in a show of unity, princes william and harry side by side. the crowd spontaneously breaking into applause as minute guns were fired and the bells of big ben tolled. [ bells tolling ] >> reporter: and the queen ae state funeral will be held on monday at westminster abbey. her coffin will then be brought to st. george's chapel at windsor castle in a procession, and that will be her final resting place. guys. >> ines, what are you hearing about businesses there? are they planning to close for monday's funeral? >> reporter: yeah, so monday will be a national holiday, but there really is no blueprint for how to deal with this because monarchs die so rarely, so businesses are kind of making it up as they go. some businesses will decide to close such as mcdonald's, for instance, they are saying in a statement, in honor of her majesty, queen elizabeth ii and to enable everyone at mcdonald's to pay their respects, our restaurants across the uk will be closed from midnight until 5:00 p.m. o

that marks the culmination of days of pomp and pageantry since she died at her scottish castle. we are joined by anna edwards in central london. the town presumably somber, what are we expecting from the days events? anna: yes, the mood is somber. time for reflection of the last 10 days over the 70 years of the queen's reign. we are seeing images of early arrivals for the funeral. dust under three hours to go until the army funeral -- the formal funeral. this will take place at 11:00 a.m. london time. that is followed by another service in windsor, and then a private burial later on. then more of what we have seen, a lot of the pomp and ceremony, things that go hand in hand with monarchy in the u.k. but also an outpouring of grief, recommitment to the monarchy for many in britain. many hundreds of thousands q ueued for miles. we are drawn to that. we are also remembering this is something of a diplomatic event, and a massive logistical challenge for the authorities in london to manage. world leaders from the emperor of japan to president biden, and other european royal families. plenty of people needing prot

mark of respect and people remember that. in terms of westminster abbey, you're right, martha. i think i'm right in saying edwardinster abbey, which means it goes back to monarchs and kings from the 14th century. some of the traditions that you're seeing with the >> martha: there's a petition that wants to see that happen. so when her windshield got a crack... she scheduled with safelite in just a few clicks. we came to her house... ...replaced the windshield... and installed new wipers. that's service on her time. >> grandkid: here you go! >> tech: wow, thank you! >> customer and grandkids: bye! >> tech: bye! don't wait, schedule now. >> singers: ♪ safelite repair, safelite replace. ♪ new astepro allergy. now available without a prescription. astepro is the first and only 24-hour steroid free spray. while other allergy sprays take hours astepro starts working in 30 minutes. so you can... astepro and go. at newday usa we give veterans the va cash out loan with no upfront costs for an appraisal or termite inspection. no upfront costs at all. let us get your family security of cash in the bank. your record label i

edward and prince andrew. in a moment, we will have the news where you are, but first, to mark the queen's death, the poet laureateine, when taken together, spells out "elizabeth". we leave you tonight with simon armitage reading his new poem. when i was made laureate, it was pointed out to me that there would be some significant moments in all likelihood coming up, and, um, ithink i had made some notes in anticipation of that. and then my computer crashed a few months ago and when i realised i needed to write this poem, i had to start again, and i took that as a bit of an omen. all i remembered was that i had read somewhere that the queen's favourite flower was the lily of the valley. and there was something beautifully simple about that and i wanted to try and combine that with what i thought was the single most important achievement of her reign, which was this idea that she had made a promise to herself and the country. i just wanted to try and weave those two ideas together. i also liked the idea that there's something in the name lily of the valley which echoes with her name as well. so her name is embroider

marked by scandal actually it was scandal that put her once again. it was the one that put her onto the throne and that was the the marriage of edward the eighth to the twice divorced wallace simpson and so that he abdicated in order to do that and that placed her directly in line of to succeed to the throne. um, she and then on top of that she's had three divorces in her family three of her children now have been divorced. she's had the lives of her two, daughters-in-law diana and camilla parker bowles both been in the gossip columns over and over again, and it's been something that she's so so successfully created her own distance from and it's never and she has by all reports and i think you'll certainly feel this when you finish the book is a well well respected queen, but sally will tell us about she's also been able to preserve a very good sense of humor and have a great what sally described as you want to be. so here sally to tell us all that. thank you very much. barbara said i was so tickled to see you here tonight, because i've so enjoyed being introduced. by you before you're always so thoughtful and your introductions and thank you very v

edward and prince william. prince harry and meghan are on their way as well. we last saw the queen in a big way during the jubilee in june marking she had to cut back some of her appearances during the events she was there smiling and a grateful country greeted her and her service. we're seeing in a big way the emotions coming out and wishes. prime minister truss saying in a tweet the whole country will be deeply concerned by the news from buckingham palace. my thoughts and the thoughts of the people across our united kingdom are with her majesty the queen and her family at this time. yes, as i say, not just the u.k. but people in the u.s. 14 u.s. presidents and traveled the world and held her head up high and represented this nation and a whole bunch of traditions. we can only wish her the best and wish her perhaps a few prayers. back to you, dana and bill. >> dana: i have one question because of all the people rushed there. kate middleton decided to stay in their hometown because the three children had their first day of school today. no doubt a big deal. anything we should read into that? >> no, not at all. this is the first

edward jones maria: welcome back. it's time for the word on wall street, top investors watching your money. joining me now, strategic wealth partners ceo markr and lpl financial chief global t strategist, quincy cross by. -- crosby. thanks for being here. futures seem to be searching for direction after the ppi report and cpi report this week. what's your take on wholesale prices, down one tent tent of a percent since july, you up 8.7% year over year, the consumer price index hotter than expected. we have retail sales coming out at 8:30 a.m. eastern. how would you characterize things, quincy. >> you still have an economy that's solid. the underpinning is still solid. i think retail sales are going to be not stellar but solid. and you do have inflation pulling back. you know, the small business index, national federation of independent businesses came out yesterday, the report came out, and it was interesting, maria, because the majority of small business owners saying that inflation has moderated. not that it's gone away but it's moderated. and the fed's own report in the beige book, nine out of 12 of their regions saying that inflation has

late majesty's solemn sabbath marked the arrival of her late majesty'— her late ma'esty's andrew cotter: and of there will vigil last night echoed the night in 1936 when edwardct the prince of wales to stand at the head of the coffin, he and the duke of sussex will both be in military uniform and standing alongside zara tindall and peter phillips, the princess royal park children, princess royal park children, princess beatrice and princess unity, lady louise windsor and viscount severn. in about eight or nine minutes, on a tap of the duty officer's stick, the grandchildren will come down the steps at the north end of westminster hall and walk slowly into the centre of the room where these officers of the welsh guards are just about to take up welsh guards are just about to take up their positions, the new watch, with the yeomen of the guard waiting for them —— princess beatrice and princess eugenie. on another signal, the royal party will collectively lower their heads and mount a vigil around the coffin of their grandmother, the queen. what a moment that _ grandmother, the queen. what a moment that will _ grandmother, the queen. what a moment that will be

marking their arrival in the scottish capital and now they will travel from holyroodhouse shortly following the queen's coffin. alongside king charles we expect the princess royal, princess anne and princes andrew and edward. it will be the first time that we have seen those members of the royal family behind the coffin carrying their mother. it will be an extraordinary scene, among so many extraordinary scenes that we have witnessed ever since the death of queen elizabeth ii. dana and bill, you mentioned at the top the joint appearance of prince william and harry alongside their wives on saturday. it was pretty extraordinary and may mark, one hopes, the beginning of the thawing of the frosty relationship. it was notable, i thought, that the two men, william and harry did not share any public embrace. there is a lot of work to do in that relationship. bill and dana. >> dana: thank you so much. there you are looking edinburgh is a beautiful city. the weather is cooperating. >> bill: a parlor game what the brothers' relationship and what kate and meghan's -- i thought harry got a raw deal over the weekend saying he didn't open the door for his wife. i -- william. i think william just went around because he

edward, the eldest grandson, prince william, prince harry is on the way as well. we saw the queen in a big way remembered during the platinum jubilee in june marking 70 years on theot of attention given to her today. prime minister liz truss saying the whole country will be deeply concerned. my thoughts and the thoughts of people across the united kingdom interested in the queen and her family at this time. the thought of a lot of folks in the states as well. her reign has taken in 15 presidents, she has met 14 of them. president biden has been briefed about the queen's condition, his thoughts are with the queen and her family. back to you. neil: thank you very much for that. martha maccallum, 3 p.m. eastern time on fox news. good to see you, such a royal experts. i am not. i am wondering, talk about the longevity. 14 or 15 presidents, 15 prime ministers, twee 7 popes. it is remarkable. >> it truly is. that is why it has the attention of the world today. there's no one else on the world stage who is this present in the minds and experience of so many lives around the globe. whether you are supportive or not supportive she has always been this symbol of strength a