mark kim, it's joining us there from washington opposition. politicians, indonesia have worn down call for widespread protest and less. the president reverses more to seize power for political parties, have formed a coalition to oppose kai said who they say lost legitimacy after carrying out what they called a coup last week. so you denounce it, rule by decree and ignore part of the constitution. bernice smith has more from tennessee where the dina presenting united front against the president. they say is illegitimate for political parties, a warning chi side, but he must back track on his decision to seize executive power could be. or if the president has taken everything, he has canceled everything, even the institution for sorting out these problems like fighting corruption, all these entities have been closed by the president. there's no parliament. there's no committee for overseeing laws. there's no government. yeah. demonstrations have already been held against president saeed, who last week announced he'd rule by decreed and ignore parts of the constitution. but after he sacke

. >>> overnight kim jung-un providing over a midnight military parade to mark the country's 73rd anniversaryorm waving to the crowd. north korean observers say the images appear to show him looking slimmer and healthier. >>> back here in the u.s. a source tells cnn the biden administration has told 11 trump appointees to military service academy advisory boards to resign or be fired. it includes sean spicer, kellyanne conway and hr mcmaster. and white house press secretary jen psaki on wednesday confirmed that this request had in fact been made. >> i will let others evaluate whether they think kellyanne conway and sean spicer and others were qualified or not political to serve on these boards. but the president's qualification requirements are not your party registration. they are whether you are qualified to serve and whether you are aligned with the values of this administration. >> the dismissal comes after the pentagon recently reorganized its own advisory boards following a purge of former trump appointees back in february. >>> the "washington post" reports former president trump will e

. >> following the parade marking the founding light on weaponry and trimmed leader kim jong un the launching and the biden administration, which is talking to seoul but made little headway with pyongyang. the end dough specific in part in activity highlights dprk or north korea's continuing focus on developing its military program and the threat that poses to neighbors and international community. south korea saying. >> north korea is resuming nuclear missile activities. i think it shows how urgent the resumption of diplomacy is. >> and even neighboring allied china weighing in. >> we call on our parties concerned to exercise restraint actively engage in dialogue. >> still, as north korea struggles with ongoing covid restrictions, natural disasters and economic cries ease, it might take more than a few new noistles get the swagger back in a strategic step. u.s. north korean envoy is in tokyo tomorrow to meet with his japanese and south korean counterparts as they try to raise the volume of diplomacy over their regional saber rattling. bret? >> bret: greg palkot in london. thank you. up ne

marks. it's always great to have you both with us. kim in 20 years and he certainly thought to shift america's focus and makes clear that america is back to clear its leadership back on the world stage. was this a successful reset? >> you know, i think the u.s. allies and part first listening to this speech would have welcome it had and embraced it if they hadn't just gone through the chaotic afghan withdrawal and then seen the u.s. declare this relationship between australia, the u.s. and the uk that has left france, a minimum wage or european ally upset and aggrieved and left other eu allies wondering how they are going to be dealt with in future by the u.s. can they trust the u.s., and they are also looking at what's left behind in afghanistan. maybe president biden thought it was time to go, but the manner of the u.s. departure left behind what many europeans considered to be a vortex for rising islamic extremist, extremist violence and possibly refugees headed to their shores. >> and general, while he tried to focus forward, the pres

north koreans marked their national day as the country maintains a covid-19 lockdown and its borders remain shy. leader kimong-un watched a subdued military parade as soldiers and workers marched through the streets of pyongyang. africa will receive fewer doses of vaccine than previously thought. the world health organization is forecasting a shortfall of 25% to it is partly because many wealthy countries are cheering up booster shots. only 3% of the africans have been vaccinated. police in italy have raided the homes of activists who have been campaigning against the vaccine program. investigators have said the group have been using the cut -- the telegram messaging app to call for armed attacks especially targeting the media. police say they found weapons at suspect's homes and have placed eight people under investigation. at least 14 people died and many others were injured after a fire destroyed a hospital in north macedonia. the temporary hospital treated covid patients in western town. >> the covid-19 patients of this makeshift hospital in north macedonia had no time to flee when the fire lookout was

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marking the couple's red carpet debut. do not ask me to explain it, i cannot. this is kimshian, the reality star has consistently gone the extra mile with her choices. this time she showed up dressed in black from head to toe. there is a matching mask and train. and then, there is frank ocean. so, he showed up with a fake green animatronics baby -- animatronic baby. look at that. i missed this last night. did you see this last night? i somehow missed it, but they both look great. this is really nice. aisha curry turning heads bringing a diamond embellished dress and you can see steph curry matching her. that is stunning. the hair is stunning. kumasi: eveg. ggie: that was incredible. kumasi: everything. reggie: frank ocean, i cannot explain what that was. but i used to have this toy in the 80's that was a glowworm and it reminded me of that. i felt very much taken back to my childhood. kumasi: next, one bay area county considering the idea of completely free covid test kits for students. the project that could be expanding further. reggie: broadway is back in action, a snea

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festival marks are returned to business for hollywood. heavy weight silva, screens, stars, and in the filmmakers american production houses have emerged from locked down, meaning blockbusters the back. kim vanelle reports from venice to stage you said for one of cinnamon, most glamorous events, filmmakers around the world have emerged from knocked down. and as long as you're armed with this, he must have the greenhouse, which comes with either vaccination or a negative cove at 1900 test result. then it's business mostly as usual. so those attending the world's oldest film festival in venice. i was surprise. i was surprised to discover the quality for the fees is higher than usual. i was concerned at the beginning thinking that it could phase a lack of themes of products and the lack of quality is the quantity. i don't know why maybe depend them served as a sort of t mutilation to they could activity if you make, i don't know what opening the festival is. pedro i'm a devout mother, puts us parallel mothers starring penelope cruz also in contention. the power of the dog book adaptation brought to life by winning directed jane campion, who returns to film directing her toes. yeah. cementin

kim in though. busy i was and i was an hour in the gym and what do we want that we want to live on? we will deliver on this week marks the 20 year anniversary of tom brady's and f. l debut fast forward 2 decades and he's had one of the best careers in american sports history. incredibly, brady was the 199 pick in the draft. now has 7 super bowl victories and his records include most career wins and most touchdown passes. i certainly think you know, that in my wildest dreams i couldn't have imagined what's happened. so i just am very appreciative and grateful for all the different things that have happened over time. and really it's about the support system of people. and you know, my teammates, just over 20 years, my coaches, my family, my friends, you know, just have great memories. and i think sports has amazing way of bringing a lot of people together. you know, sports are kind of integrated in the fabrics of our society for a reason. and finally, how is this for regal doubles pairing? the new queen, a british tennis m. s. m a radical new pair up with the duchess of cambridge, kate milton, at the national tax cent

indicating that the nation's leader kim jong-un had not attended the weekend tests, although he has been seen recently, appearing in a midnight military parade marking the 73rd anniversary of the country's founding, which stirred national reaction with north koreans in hazmat suits and a much thinner kim the united states indo-pacific command releasing a statement overnight saying this activity highlights dprk's developing its military program and the threat it poses to its neighbors and the international community. north korea has been expanding its nuclear and missile program since the last summit between kim and former president trump failed in 2019 it's unclear whether kim achieved his goal for this new program. >> andrea, thank you >> lots more to cover this morning. busy monday morning. >>> tomorrow, a historic recall election in california craig has that one >> savannah, hoda, good morning. good morning to you, as well voters will be deciding if governor gavin newsome should be removed from office, an effort that gained ground as the state took a hard hit from the pandemic if he is re-called, more than 40 candidates are vying to lead the stat

the, the team does a good kim, scott ding off the shelf to hit the target on sibling with us up coming in from feed on within the management board to me, i couldn't even mark them all the needle unusual and this talk smith and names because all of them can get to sort of minot on place and in the title, harbor and gazette of listen leave. because i'm only on indian seneca with a beyond the ministry minister and that's probably out of the system for boss, for the 3 stuff on the givens in economy. so i've got another few minutes close there for marco. welcome your piano, everybody. i'm going to say hello to oliver and tom, and they feel nice to have you on board. all of that, please tell everybody who you are. what you say? i'm a correspondent. the united states corresponded with torture villa. that's germany's international broadcaster here in d. c. it's had he had a health insurance yourself to the st. louis. good evening, somebody and i'm tom natural, the bureau chief for the economist. nice to see sophia, welcome to the stream. hello, everybody who you are i what you do? hi, i'm sophia bash, i'm a senior research fellow at the center for your report. tha

mark on new jersey. there were eight confirmed tornadoes that took place and this was all associated with the remnants of ida which as kim just said i was riding out in southern louisiana. so couldn't even catch up to the storm. it wasn't just the tornadoes that were the problem, the storm surge and the south coast and into the gulf coast i should say, but also the extreme amounts of rain that took place across new england and some of the major metropolitan areas. we had over 20 daily record rainfall totals just on september 1 alone. so we havare seeing the climate crisis seeing it unfold. heatwave last month and now the remnants of ida and of course the 00 ongoing drought and the caldor fire that threatens portions of south lake tahoe. so what is happening here? well, we are warming. we know that. one degree sell's us above the pre-industrial averages is allowing for atmospheric water vapor, so basically the earth to produce more heavy rain events, that is taking place. and it unfolded before our eyes in central park this week, 80 millimeters of rain in a one hour period, that is a record for new york city and guess wha

billie eilish, kim kardashian and the new us open champion emma raducanu were there, as mark lobel reports mixture of herjapanese and american backgrounds. and fresh from her a—levels, oh, and that tennis match, look, it's emma raducanu. new york is back! the us open, the met. i've kind of gotten used to being a little introvert but i'm back on site, so. i'm excited to see everybody. we've had a tough time so to be back, to be here at my first met, to take up space, to chop my hair off, it's just a whole thing. horn band plays. actress nicola peltz wasjoined by her beau brooklyn beckham. and one leading radical democratic politician used her gown as a visual frown to the many tuning in to this expensive fundraiser. while others just chose to dress less. or go full feather. the showstopping outfits kept coming. after last year's show was cancelled, it seems these mainly young celebrities couldn't wait to get back out into the limelight. mark lobel, bbc news. following emma raducanu“s historic win at the us open over the weekend, royal mail have released a special congratulatory postmark for

marks are returned to business for hollywood, heavy weight, silver screens, towels, and independent filmmakers. american production houses have emerged from locked down meaning blockbusters and the glitter off the back. while joining us now is kim vanelle, she's ly from venice. so is it back to the good old days like him? you could say that, sammy, there's a lot of solid power here. a lot of time, i've never been this close to this famous move, kind of famous people have got to say the message is far as the venice film festival is concerned. is that cinema is back covert of course, the industry really badly. a lot of productions were delayed because people simply couldn't make films and those that were shot. i couldn't be distributed because nobody wanted to put a phone film out. other people couldn't go and see people who were and marked down the look. here we are very much his business is back and back to business as usual, organized to say that 90 percent of attendees here vaccinated. so we'll be very safe in terms of the films themselves. dennis film festival has always been seen as a launch pad for the oscars for the award season. and there are a lot of big names directors who are in competition this year. so let's take a

marks. >> who could've done. this >> they say usually it's someone close. >> an investigation focusing on friends and family, brought up his association with a motorcycle gang. kim office kind of a tough guy. >> he threatened to take out my whole entire family to get custody of our kids. >> a chilling story, a danger of duplicity. >> we are trying to figure out who did this. he knew the whole time. >> this is the ultimate betrayal. >> it was 9:00 in the morning on the 25th of june, 2015. omaha, nebraska. missy's normal ritual was interrupted by a phone call, it was the bank where her daughter jessica worked, she was an hour late. >> i was like, what would he mean she's not. there they were like, she's not here, we've been coloring. her she's not answering. >> the thing was just caught was never late. missy tried calling or. no answer panic now she ran to her car, was jessica homesick, i was calling her on the way over. there i was thinking i don't know where she's at. and then i started to think really bad things, maybe she was in a ditch somewhere, passed out, maybe she was in a really bad car accident >> you knew it was something. bad >> i felt something was w

mark thing theory is next, 10. helium. yes. yes. taylor swift. yes. pi. yes. kardashian. more specific. khloe? yes! see, i remembered because if it looks like kimit looks nothing like kim it's khloe. oh. oh, that's a venn diagram, and i remember because i thought to myself, "venn is he gonna stop talking about this diagram?" what are you guys doing? oh, well, we decided to use our breakfast time to expand our respective knowledge bases. oh, let me try. okay. hmm, atom of hydrogen, adam of maroon 5, mic drop. i'm sorry, who is mike drop? (chuckles) oh, hey, penny, do you want to go to the airport with me later to pick up my mother? sure. thanks. no problem. hey, penny, um, since you're already gonna be at the airport, do i need to go? why don't you want to get your mother from the airport? well, i can do without the 40-minute car ride where she criticizes every aspect of my life. she can cover it in a car ride? i could do 40 minutes on your posture alone. you really want me to pick up your mother all by myself? hmm, i just feel like it would be a good chance for you to bond. or a way for you to avoid her? i don't know what he's putting on those

kim brunhubar. >>> plenty of americans remember exactly where they were on 9/11. in the coming hours those memories and emotions will come flooding back as the u.s. marks the 20th anniversary of the attacks. where the twin towers once stood are now two beams of white light. this anniversary comes he at the very moment the u.s. has left afghanistan, ending the 20 year war that was triggered that day. ♪ nearly 3,000 people died on 9/11 at the world trade center, at the u.s. pentagon and in a feel in shanksville, pennsylvania where passengers foiled one take. they were mostly americans. but others came from more than 90 countries. the president and first lady will pay their respects at all three sites on saturday. earlier joe biden spoke about the deeper significance of the tragedy. >> memories is what makes us who we are. america at its best. to me it's the central lesson of september 11th is that at our most vulnerable, in all that makes us human and in the battle from the soul of america, unity is our greatest strength. >> the 9/11 attacks may have happened on u.s. soil but the shockwaves quickly spread around the world. britain's leader offered this h

kim jong un are thinking as well. okay. congresswoman diana harshbarger, thank you so much for being with us this morning. we appreciate your take on this. >> my pleasure, ashley. >> this saturday marksand we are honoring the heroes of that day all week long. jillian: today, fox news senior meteorologist janice dean is live at the morning call memorial in new york. janice, good morning. >> good morning. it's going to be a somber week. we are remembering the 20th anniversary of 9/11. we'll be at different locations throughout the week including here on the north fork of long island where we have the morning call in back of me, a very beautiful memorial. we're going to talk about the family that commissioned this memorial to be here on long island and we're going to talk to a young woman who was not born when 9/11 happened but she wanted to record the stories of families who have someone that they lost. so this is going to be a really, you know, important week for us to remember 9/11. impart of an fdny family so i'm really proud to be part of this coverage all week. so every day this week a different memorial and we are going to commemorate the lives that we lost on that fateful day. l

celebrities like billie eilish, kim kardashian, and the new us open champion emma raducanu, were there, as markammy award—winning superhero. rap man lil nas is certainly in touch with himself. tennis star naomi osaka's heritage was centre court in this colourful mixture of herjapanese and american backgrounds. and fresh from her a—levels, oh, and that tennis match, look, it's emma raducanu. new york is back! the us open, the met. i've kind of gotten used to being a little introvert but i'm back on site, so. i'm excited to see everybody. we've had a tough time so to be back, to be here at my first met, to take up space, to chop my hair off, it's just a whole thing. horn band plays. actress nicola peltz wasjoined by her beau brooklyn beckham. and one leading radical democratic politician used her gown as a visual frown to the many tuning in to this expensive fundraiser. while others just chose to dress less. or go full feather. the showstopping outfits kept coming. after last year's show was cancelled, it seems these mainly young celebrities couldn't wait to get back out into the limelight. mark

kim jong-un, had not attended the weekend tests. though he has been seen recently. appearing during a midnight military parade in pyongyang last week markingational reaction with its images of north koreans in hazmat suits and a much thinner kill. the united states indo-pacific command issue as statement on the launch overnight saying this activity highlights developing a military program and a threat poses to the neighbors and the international community. north korea has been expanding its nuclear and missile program since the last summit between kim and former president trump failed in 2019 in hanoi. it's not clear whether kim has achieved his goal of having a nuclear warhead. small enough to be carried by this new missile. that remains to be seen, mika, but right now, as well, the administration has a special envoy in tokyo, just been in south korea, talking to the neighbors of north korea, but they have not been able to restart any talks between the u.s. and kim jong-un. by the way, the u.n. meetings are next week. so there's a lot of tension right now about just where we stand with north korea, mika. >> all right. andrea mitchell, tha