amy mcgrath and stuart stevens are here on the high stakes for democracy. and later, my exclusive interview with treasury secretary janet yellen. i asked her if inflation has peaked and if we are ready or at risk for a possible market meltdown like we saw in the uk. the 11th hour just getting underway on a busy monday. i hit a patch in my life where we lost our home, we lost our clothes, and we had to live in hotel rooms because i didn't have that credit. i picked up the phone and i called them. creditrepair.com, it was, "hey, we can come together. this is what we're going to do," kind of thing. i can't thank credit repair enough because they have allowed me to begin again. bad credit doesn't have to be forever. get help from creditrepair.com. i'm jonathan lawson here to tell you about life insurance through the colonial penn program. if you're age 50 to 85, and looking to buy life insurance on a fixed budget, remember the three ps. what are the three ps? the three ps of life insurance on a fixed budget are price, price, and price. a price you can afford, a

amy mcgrath and stuart stevens are here on the high stakes for democracy. and later, my exclusive interview with treasury secretary janet yellen. i asked her if inflation has peaked and if we are ready or at risk for a possible market meltdown like we saw in the uk. the 11th hour just getting underway on a busy monday. a busy monday. ♪♪ the only thing i regret about my life was hiring local talent. if i knew about upwork. i would have hired actually talented people from all over the world. instead of talentless people from all over my house. i've never been healthier. shingles doesn't care. from all over the world. but shingrix protects. proven over 90% effective, shingrix is a vaccine used to prevent shingles in adults 50 years and older. shingrix does not protect everyone and is not for those with severe allergic reactions to its ingredients or to a previous dose. an increased risk of guillain-barré syndrome was observed after getting shingrix. fainting can also happen. the most common side effects are pain, redness and swelling at the injection site, mus

any time, anywhere the d, w media center several did and right wing extremists, this writes mcgrath and again, wild mommy and couple of late and burned in south africa. people with disabilities more likely to lose their jobs. in the pandemic black lives matter. shine a spotlight on racially motivated police violence, same sex marriage is being legalized in more and more countries, discrimination and inequality, or part of everyday life. for many, we ask why? because life is diversity. to make up your own mind. d. w. lead for mines with, ah ah, this is the w is coming to you live from berlin. nato leaders consider their response to russia's latest wave of the tax on you crate. the head of the alliance says strengthening ukraine's air defenses is a top priority, and the u. s bows, the west military support for.

you are directing doug mcgrath's one man show, everything's fine, at the darrell roth here in new yorkthing i find surprising. this is your first time directing in 45 years. >> that's right. >> stephen: why, you did direct before. >> i actually started out more as a director than an actor. >> stephen: what happened? what-- wpsz i finally became a successful actor and it dawned on me that i like acting lot more than directing. directing are you just worrying all the time until it's actually done. you're responsible for about 50 people, minimum, whereas an actor is not responsible for anything at all. >> stephen: and you only get applause if are you lucky you get applause on opening night and that's it. >> people don't even know who you are. and if you show up, two weeks after the opening night w notes, they pay absolutely no attention. you're old history, you know. it's ours now. and i know that feeling because i'm an actor. >> stephen: what do you like about directing? >> well, i do love actors. i love acting and i love actors. i do feel that as an actor, i do have one ther way to guid

back with us tonight, retired marine corps lieutenant colonel amy mcgrath. she ran for senate in kentucky. and tim miller is here, contributor to the -- and former communications director for jeb bush. he is author of the new book, why we did it. amy, clearly this scandal is like a car crash that won't end. it keeps hitting the brick wall over and over. but what is going to have more impact on the georgia race? these scandals that walker is having or the actual debate friday night? >> i think the scandals really do matter. i mean, at the end of the day, i have to say that a lot of voters don't watch the debates, even though we might watch them nationally. so, here is the thing, in the age of trump, we have seen that for the republican party, policy does not really matter. conservative principles don't really matter. and now, we are seeing that character, basic character and competence, just does not matter. the only thing that matters is genuflect-ing to donald j trump and the bottom line is, we don't need any more of these folks getting into office who have

i would may be a pinky on the scale for mcgrath -- democrats. republicans only need 1.democrats gain, they obviously control, and if there is no net change at 50-50, then we remain at 50-50. we were looking at from the senate to the house, there are half a dozen senate races that are within 5 points. we still have a few weeks to go. host: what are they key indicators to be watching right now early in the cycle it was who is raising money and we can count that. with 30 days out, what are the indicators you watch? guest: we're looking at the individual race level. there are things like biden's approval rating. the general ballot can tell us environmentally what is going on. we are trying to identify, look at as much data in those districts and those competitive senate states because there are some unique dynamics within each of those. there are candidates with strengths and weaknesses. trying to balance between the economy and abortion -- the dobbs decision interjected abortion as an issue. host: is it unusual 30 days out to not know what the key issue for voters is in an

i would may be a pinky on the scale for mcgrath -- democrats. republicans only need 1.democrats gain, they obviously control, and if there is no net change at 50-50, then we remain at 50-50. we were looking at from the senate to the house, there are half a dozen senate races that are within 5 points. we still have a few weeks to go. host: what are they key indicators to be watching right now early in the cycle it was who is raising money and we can count that. with 30 days out, what are the indicators you watch? guest: we're looking at the individual race level. there are things like biden's approval rating. the general ballot can tell us environmentally what is going on. we are trying to identify, look at as much data in those districts and those competitive senate states because there are some unique dynamics within each of those. there are candidates with strengths and weaknesses. trying to balance between the economy and abortion -- the dobbs decision interjected abortion as an issue. host: is it unusual 30 days out to not know what the key issue for voters is in an

al-sharia and al qaeda in the mcgrath in iraq war two and obama to their side and a nine-month air war and special operations war to overthrow gadhafi who was murdered in the country was plunged into absolute turmoil and violence in the civil war that's been ever since that time. s and then takes the jihadists and the guns and ships them off to syria and that regime change in his barack obama x. plane to jeffrey goldberg in the atlantic in 2012 he said you know the iraq war has empowered iran to don't you think at the got rid of assad in syria that would during iran down and obama said absolutely. jeffrey goldberg said what more can be done to see this through to make it happen sooner and obama said essentially i can't tell you i jeffrey because you e classified -- classified clearance and woody with united states had already launched a covid action campaign in court nation with saudi arabia qatar turkey jordan and israel. to support al qaeda in and iraq in syria but they called the moderate rebels and nothing but the head chopper suicide enemy from iraq war to -- world war ii. that wa

he finds the court to get the voles in the field-goal range with two seconds left, and chase mcgrath, mcgrath, well, it wasn't pretty, pretty, but a 40 order to win it it in tennessee, beating alabama alabama for the first time since since 2006, and that party wanto anytime soon in knoxville. charles woodson firing up the crowd at the big house. michigan michigan hosting penn state, bae of unbeatens. jim harbaugh just letting the rest know that khaki khaki pants are still cool. third quarter, nittany lions up one. donovan edwards changes that with a 67 yard td run, and the wolverines are racking up 418 rushing yards, outscoring penn state 25-3 in the second half. they went 41 to 17 and are are seven and zero in back-to-back seasons for the first time since the 70s. i guess it's been a minute. all right, let's talk niners. davon can law on injured reserve, meaning he will miss at least four more games with me trouble. me trouble. that continues to keep them off the field. now, the former first round pick played only four games last sea. last season. the defense will be be without emman

for someone to get open, open, to get them in field-goal range with two seconds left, and and chase mcgrath, it wasn't pretty. but it's with the uprights, a 40 yarder to win. tennessee beat alabama for the first time since 2006 and the party won't stop anytime soon in in knoxville. charles woodson firing up the crowd at the big house, michigan hosting penn state, battle of unbeaten, just letting the rest know that the pans are still full, third quarter of one, donovan edwards changes that with his 67 yard td td run, and the wolverines rack up 418 rushing yards, and outscore penn state 25-3 in the second half, they went 41-17 in our 7-0 in back to back seasons for the first time since th 70s.i 'sen a minute. the 49ers placed defensive lineman on injured reserve, meaning he will miss at at least four more games with me me trouble that continues to keep him off the field, the former first-round pick played only four games last season. the the defense will be without emmanuel mosley for the rest of the season, but they have a good good cornerback on the other side, tony ward has fit right in in

volunteers chase, mcgrath. the kicks a sloppy one that, hey, it was good. 40 yard field goal to knock off alabama. the vol fans storming the field in this one. absolute chaos in tennessee. the volunteers improve the 6 rocky top for the win and falls to 6 and won. talking playoff baseball. now bryce harper and the phillies looking to take out the visiting atlanta braves today and move on to the national league championship series. no score in the second 2 on and one out brandon marsh. he delivers a deep shot out to right field. that one long gun. a three-run blast off of charlie morton. the phillies never trailing in this one. they win it. 83 and barris seeing the defending world series champions in this series. >> 3 games to one and now they're going to have to wait to take on the padres and the dodgers in the next series. that game right now in a rain delay, the astros and the mariners game still going on as we speak and the yankees and taking a 42 lead against the cleveland guardians and believe land. and tha

subscribe to d w documentary on youtube. several did in the right wing extremists, the women's rights. mcgrath and again weld might be a couple of late and burned in south africa. people with disabilities more likely to lisa jobs in the pen, demik black lives matter po, shine a spotlight on racially motivated police violence, same sex marriage is being legalized in more and more countries. discrimination and inequality are part of everyday life. for many, we ask why? because life is diversity to make up your own mind. d. w. need for mines. ah, this is news live from berlin. ukraine continues to regain territory in areas annexed by moscow. president to lensky says, troops have liberated more talents in several regions after major gains in the east, ukrainian forces are now pressing their counter offensive in the southern.

our environment correspondent matt mcgrath has the story.bers. when a female emerges from a barrow in the ground, the desperate males descend and a fierce scrum in stews as they grapple for the to meet. this dramatic picture of the buzzing bundle was captured on a texas ranch by photographer carine eigen. only the fifth woman to win the grand title in their competitions 58 year history, thejudges praised the pictures movement and intensity. what i hoped this picture does is bring to light this other world of beauty and all these lives are going on that we don't even know about and what i want this to do is to bring awareness and get people to pay attention. ,':f~ :: :: :: , attention. some 38,000 entries com eted attention. some 38,000 entries competed for — attention. some 38,000 entries competed for this _ attention. some 38,000 entries competed for this years - attention. some 38,000 entries competed for this years prizes. l competed for this years prizes. these ranged from this mournful photo of the last living moments of a much loved mo

chase mcgrath, it was not pretty but he had a 40 yard or two when ite beats alabama for the first time time since 2006. > >> late last night the san diego diego padres defeated the los angeles dodgers 5-3 to win the division series. trailing 0-3 in in the seventh, there was a rally in motion for the padres who got five runs. the padres won the series 3 games to one. they knocked the dodgers. san diego heads to the championship series against the phillies. that starts on tuesday. also extending the playoffs are the s who will play the guardians and yankees division series. > >> we have the latest on the arrest of a suspected serial killer who police believed he is is behind deadly shootings in stockton and oakland. > >> a fire and a possible riot on on an iranian cruise that turned turn >> live from the cbs bay area studios, this is kpix 5. >> welcome back it is now 6:30 a.m. thank you for joining us. let's start the forecast with a quick look at the weather. >> it is going to be another grt day. most of the immediate they will not see much sunshine at a. at all. if you are right near t

>> i would chime in and day -- say what we saw from younger people and mcgrath's is that there are rightly or wrongly their -- they are blaming the president and administration for not doing more since then. we are are our executive actions we are the ones they want the easy sense of -- these expansive rules and regulations it is not whether he deserves it or not president biden is getting that there. they are young will saying exactly what you're saying why are you not doing more now? >> we have time for one more question. >> i am samantha i'm a freshman studying clinical science -- my question was that we dealt with the party uniting behind the single person for the presidency specifically for those working for a major news outlet, do you think voters are well-informed in the post trump era to go accurately on policies rather than presidency? >> how honest should i be with you? we have cameras here for c-span. >> just between us. >> the american people as joe biden with they, god love him, they do not tend to follow the ins and outs of washington and the policy fights. they are not typic

. ♪ ♪ >> chase mcgrath.t of he received tennessee fans went nuts over the weekend after they beat alabama in the final seconds of that game. the final score. 52 to 49. it's the most points. >> allowed by alabama since 19. 0, 7, and the first time tennessee has beat alabama in 16 years. so the fans storm the field. they pulled down the goal post and carried them out of the stadium. eventually they dump them into the tennessee river. but now the bill is due. the university is asking for donations to help buy new goal posts are asking fans to donate to help. >> get those posts a need more than $140,000. right now they have a little less than half of that amount. it may also need help paying the $100,000 fine by the sec that they're facing 4 allowing the fans to go onto the field after the game. and rumor is according to our producers from tennessee, that part of the goal post is an affront house someplace in what's the town were does not chattanooga knoxville. knoxville and part. apparently still in the tenness

number six tennessee over 100 points scored in this one comes down to a last second field goal chase mcgrathr 40 yards out, and it's right down broadway, the volunteers break up 15 game losing streak. against the tide as they win an offensive extravaganza 50 to 49 of orange out there alright the dubs warriors gm bob myers had a very busy saturday today signed two of his young guns to multi year deals. jordan's pool andrew wiggins are going to be here to stay for a while. pools deal is a four year $140 million extension. it has $123 million guaranteed, plus an additional $70 million worth of incentives . the huge extension comes after pools breakout season last year, which he averaged 18.5 points per game. how about andrew wiggins? he will also be a warrior for the foreseeable future, agreeing to a four year $109 million contract extension . that deal includes a player option in the final year, which could tie wiggins to the dubs for the next five years on a hockey now the sharks and blackhawks at the tank tonight, both teams winless so something i had to give tonight. let's head south asap,

phil and rory mcgrath coming back with death of country to sing more songs.crucial for the care we are able to deliver for local families. and the first show raised 72,000, the second one 92,000. - we really hope we will beat the 100,000 this year — - and i think we will. you can't wait can you, really? no, i'm excited. it'll be excellent. will you dress up as father christmas again? i don't know, as you know i have made an entrance. i made an entrance on a gritter, which i was very proud, i was named grit rhstones... and i've made an entrance on a sleigh as father christmas and we are just trying to work out whether we can get a helicopter or something like that this year. that was griff rhys jones talking to richard daniel. i still can't believe you have never heard of funny bones, did i make that up? no, iam probably that up? no, i am probably too old. 100 miles off the coast of scotland, one of the last things the crew aboard the benarkle were expecting to find on their fishing boat was a very lost long—eared owl. but that's exactly what they discovered,

our environment correspondent matt mcgrath has the story.w. karine aignerjoins me from london.(os congratulations. tell us how you capture that image. was this name as you were trying to capture or was it a happy accident? this you were trying to capture or was it a happy accident?— you were trying to capture or was it a happy accident? this isn't a happy accident. a happy accident? this isn't a happy accident- the _ a happy accident? this isn't a happy accident. the happy _ a happy accident? this isn't a happy accident. the happy accident - a happy accident? this isn't a happy accident. the happy accident was i accident. the happy accident was actually finding them and seeing them and knowing what they were. the photo itself took a little bit of planning because the year i had didn't work for the situation and so i had to vent a specialised lens and figure out how i was going to photograph these guys without standing on them or killing them in the process so there were a lot of pieces coming together.— the process so there were a lot of pie

names like paul jennings, john pierce assad, thomas mcgrath, jacob barker and robert the poster worked to remove the painting from the wall, transport it out of harm's way and only much later, jennings who is a formerly enslaved man detailed the event in his memoir. it was only then that these events were fully detailed and that these other figures, these other lesser-known names in american history, lesser-known than dolley madison received their due. of course, mrs. madison continue to call it the little narrative of picturesque. she starred as the leading actress, of course. she does deserve credit, it was these enslaved and free workers along with two strangers who contributed to the very first portrait that was acquired for the white house i believe this is still the only item and the white house collection when the adams moved in november of 1800, is that correct? melissa from the curators office of the white house. that is quite amazing that you can still go into the white house today. hanging on the east wall is the gilbert stewart and george washington with that a maiden story

making things happen at our historic sites today, names like paul jennings, jean pierre ceasar, thomas mcgrath, jacob barker and robert robert to piestewa worked to remove the painting from the wall, transport it out of harm's way and only much later when jennings, who was actually a formerly enslaved man, detailed the event in his memoir. and it was only then that these events were fully detailed and that these other figures, these other lesser known names in american history, lesser known than dolly madison, received their due. now, of course, mrs. madison continued to call it the little narrative of picture rescue, in which she starred as the leading actress. of course. well, certainly she does deserve credit for her foresight, but it was these enslaved and free workers, along with two strangers who contributed to saving the very first portrait that was acquired for the white house. and i believe, melissa, that this still is today the only item in the white house collection that was in the white house when the adams moved in in november of 1800, is that correct? which is melissa from the cu

amy mcgrath, vaughn hillyard, wonderful to see you both in the studio. wave of attacks on ukraine's capital city. don't go anywhere. ♪♪ after a disaster, you don't just want something new, you want what's yours. that's why tide loads of hope is expanding to provide clean clothes to more people in crisis. with every purchase of tide hygienic clean you can help too. my most important kitchen tool? my brain. so i choose neuriva plus. unlike some others, neuriva plus is a multitasker supporting 6 key indicators of brain health. to help keep me sharp. neuriva: think bigger. ♪ what will you do? will you make something better? create something new? our dell technologies advisors can provide you with the tools and expertise you need to bring out the innovator in you. naomi: every year, the wildfires and smoke the tools and expertise you need seem to get worse. jessica: there is actual particles on every single surface. cooke: california has the worst air pollution in the country. the top two causes are vehicles and wildfires. prop 30 helps clean our air. it will

matt mcgrath, bbc news. to stay with us here on the bbc. hello again.land seeing a few and during the afternoon it's of england seeing a few and during the afternoon its bright across the northwest. others have seen outbreaks of rain, most of the likes of patchy rain following along this weather front through the afternoon, across parts of northern england and wales. that weather front has made a big difference in scotland. a great cloudy and wet morning, the afternoon once the front is gone through a bit of sunshine they are in sterling. big improvements in the weather picture. overnight tonight that weather front continues southward and eastward. it will be bringing the heaviest rain across the county of england. there's a chance of more persistent rain working cross wales, the midlands and east anglia just for a time. with those cloudier conditions and with rain around temperatures on the mouse, 12 degrees in london and plymouth. across the north of the uk with clear skies working in it is cold with patches of frost around. for thursday morning, shou

joining us the editor of forbes women and the driving force behind the 50 over 50 list, maggie mcgratht of all, let's talk about hoda who proves that over 50, success is not just work. >> indeed. she embodies the ethos of this list. you can see it in her appointment as the coanchor of the "today" show n her family life, there's no ticking clock. >> he's the embodiment of the list. there's four categories, impact, entrepreneurs, lifestyle, money, first of all, we had so many submissions, we had women lining up and we had to say sorry, sweetie, you're too young. but why four lists? >> we see this as a community. we don't want to limit this to just 50 people and a little inside secret, the 30 under 30 is our other age focus list, we have 20 categories there. here we chose four broad categories so we can tell stories across media, entertainment, technology and none, and what's really fascinating is as you look at these women, you see the intersections of women disrupting male-dominated industries like manufacturing and chemistry. >> and doing it well over 50. let's go over some of these ph