well, thank meg. you've you've you've helped the trail of doing exactly that and set a really really example for how this can be done. we're trying to keep going and and build on at mindsite news and and thank you so much for spending spending time today talking about your amazing book best of luck to you. thank you, rob. it was such pleasure t >> afterwords is one of our signature tv programs were nonfiction authors are interviewed by journalists, legislators and more. you can watch other book tv programs every sunday on c-span two or anytime on our website, book tv.org. >> c-span is your unfiltered view of government, we are funded by these television companies and more including comcast. >> do you think bases just a committee center, no it is way more than that. >> comcast is partnering with a thousand community centers so students from low income families can get the tools they need to be ready for anything. >> comcast support c-span as a

what was the off season megs is good to me. it's sort of gas, less kind of hard to let them review it. what is useful, what is the, the the, the last 4 of the, the, the, the, the people who go on equally slowly, the bits cut outside the test portal will edit. i'll see they see the airplane. this is vicky at the votes or best ace you, hey, it's a little police where there's the document where they put you to another platform. but i'm gonna tell you that the draws me gone crazy or the only number to get the bodies with a lab. only simple data will be put in for the single sign on what the the and then if not tentative and i, you do both of them. so they do a lot of them income have a little bit on 0 city for the night. they cannot make the base so you can get more flexibility because again, it was a little bit of some natal stuff to not of the your office. and they may influence reporting or trying to listen to the best of the will sick live or did somebody tell in the data gone, so you're like your dns but a lucky i'm suspended

well, thank meg. you've you've you've helped the trail of doing exactly that and set a really really example for how this can be done. we're trying to keep going and and build on at mindsite news and and time today talking about your amazing book best of luck to you. thank you, rob. it was such pleasure t

well, thank meg. you've you've you've helped the trail of doing exactly that and set a really really example for how this can be done. we're trying to keep going and and build on at mindsite news and and thank you so much for spending spending time today talking about your amazing book best of luck to you. thank you, rob. it was such pleasure t >> one of our signature tv programs. nonfiction authors are interviewed by journalists, legislators and more on their latest books. you can watch this and other book tv programs every sunday on c-span2 or anytime on our website. >> c-span is your unfiltered view of government. we are funded by these television companies and more including buckeye broadband. ♪ >> bkeye broadband supports c-span as a publicervice along with these other television providers. given you a front row seat to democracy. >> 2024 republican presidential candidate and former president donald trump spo to voters at a commitment event in iowa. he thing to supporters, talked about his years

well, thank meg. you've you've you've helped the trail of doing exactly that and set a really really example for how this can be done. we're trying to keep going and and build on at mindsite news and and thank you so much for spending spending time today talking about your amazing book best of luck to you. thank you, rob. it was such pleasure t now about our featured attraction walter isaacson. i'd be surprised if. if you haven't already seen him on tv in the past few days or or read a bit about his new book

meg let's begin with the state of ath plate for camping 2024 on the republican side.ive us an update. >> we have seen candidates all across the board and this past month apart especially the past week. we saw a lot of candidates gathering in iowa for a big get together a lot of them showcase what they have seen what they are putting forth as the most conservative tendencies on policies including abortion and some other big issues that are at play here in the campaign. but we are seeing as a focus on the early voting states in iowa and new hampshire and here in south carolina where i report and live. these are the first votes that come up in 2024. it is so what we are sick most of the candidates putting a lot of their energy taking what they have in their campaign coffers spreading it out among the states in terms of added buys, making visits and forging relationships that help will be benefiting them when it comes down to the boat early next year were synced a lot of attention on those places are events happening in other locations so far this a lot of focus on iowa.

good evening, meg. >> reporter: norah, good evening. students here in new york city went back to school today but with a heat advisory still in effect, schools are limiting outdoor activities. students in the nation's largest public school district headed back in the sweltering sun today. >> it's really hot. >> it's going to feel like 100 degrees today. >> reporter: the majority of new york city public schools have air-conditioning after spending millions of dollars in 2017. >> as long as it's running, i think she'll be okay. >> reporter: the heat was on in massachusetts today too. but in boston, the first day back was a breeze. >> inside the majority of our schools, it is very cool and comfortable. >> reporter: last year, boston public schools installed 3,800 new air conditioners partially funded by federal pandemi grants. now the $9 million investment is having a big payoff. >> we can predict that things are going to be warmer and hotter. this was something for students and staff that was needed for them to be able to, again, focus on

for "eye on america," meg oliver, cbs news, meriden, connecticut. >> what a great story. >>> all rightntly convicted killer is on the run tonight after escaping prison. the details on the manhunt straight ahead. thisis delectablble raramen noodlele recipe wiwill put an n end to youor drivive-through h dinner ritit. throrow that powowder in that tatasty comboo ofof delightfuful carrots,, and the e rich touchch of b bok choy. knororr taste cocombos. itit's not fasast food, but itit's soooo g good. ♪ ♪ yourur new axe f fine fragrare bobody wash, s sir. it's's the g.o.a.a.t. ♪♪♪ the e new axe fifine fragrane body wasash. get cleaean with thehe grgreatest of f all time.. >>> outside philadelphia tonight, an intense manhunt is under way for a convicted murderer who escaped from prison today. this is the man they're looking for, 34-year-old danelo cavalcante. he was found guilty this month of stabbing his former girlfriend to death in front of her children. he's also wanted for a 2017 murder in brazil, where he is originally from. officials say call 911 if you spot him and do not approach him

good evening, meg. >> reporter: norah, good evening.york city went back to school today, but with a heat advisory still in effect, schools are limiting outdoor activities. students in the nation's largest public school district headed back in the sweltering sun today. >> it's got to feel like 100 degrees today. >> reporter: the majority of new york city public schools have air conditioning after spending millions of dollars in 2017. >> as long as it is running, i think she will be okay. >> reporter: the heat was on in massachusetts today, too, but in boston, the first day back was a breeze. >> inside the majority of our schools, it is very cool and comfortable. >> reporter: last year, boston public schools installed 3800 new air-conditioners partially funded by federal pandemic grants. now the $9 million investment is having a big payoff. >> we can predict that things are going to be warmer and hotter. this was something for students and staff that was needed for them to be able to, again, focus on teaching and learning, be comfortable

it sounds like the main 1140 meg is sunsetting. this will be decided, but the places on it don't have the hockey. this is on the part of them and ok, besides the bottom the top for the 40 or you can late and your level of you and, and the and it was, it was a not that a lot who did take talk with the amount of silvia and the last night thinking this is lisa to answer for you because we have to be over. so i would sit in the box and get the keys on palm liam, and cut the movie piece on my own. who cannot sort of go to the bottom of the board . lexia could take the split the head don't get a substrate cuz they've already but a little bit of the welding, a quote unquote give a little guessing document amato for people who might have something else on the you know, keep them so that way you can save that engagement from, you know, go system in the late fee taken that way as the stream yada via the examples of upstream yard, literally dealing with the name of the substitute, some of the some of the products. but then a couple catchy is

what was down, what was the off season megs is good to me. that sort of gas less, it's going to start to lift them for the there what is useful? what is the, the, the, the law school. what about the, the, the be gone with the people who go on equally study, the bits cup outside the test portal, google. and you don't see that and see the airplane. if this is vicky at the votes or best, i easy way. it's a little police way. there's the document where they put the grade for the platform . but i'm not saying that the draws me gone by the or the only for an hour to get the bodies with the lab. only simple data will be put in for the single sign on what the, the meant if not 1011 i, you do both the physical fit down. so the, the amount of them income, i will do it on 0 city for the night. they cannot make the base so you can give them a play store the test again, it was a little bit as i'm able. thank you please. my name loans reporting or trying to listen to the best of the was sick for life, or did somebody tell in the data gone, so you like your

it sounds like the main $1140.00 meg is sunsetting, this will be decided, but the plate is on its own. the hockey is, is on part of them. and for $0.50, the bottom of on the top for the last month or 2. 0, it late and your level of your internet and the minimum as of an idea of what it was in the what, who did take talk with the amount of bill will be on the last night to hold on. uh maybe somebody is leasing for you to give you over to the box and get the keys on from them and put the movie piece on my husband who can not go to the bottom of the board. lexia could take the split. the head don't case, obviously it could be bloody, but based off of the thing, it will give a little bit. st omni moto for people are modest on this is evidence, although you have to have them. so the way you're going to take that engaged name from, you know, the cool system in the late fee taken out you wait is that it's really the best the examples of, of stream yard literally dealing with the name of the substitute, some of the some of the products, but then a couple catchy is competing for the latest, so

next our author interview program "after words" we discussed mental health with meg kissinger, and then news conference announcing the indictment of senator bob menendez and his wife are bribery. later an announcement from president biden on gun safety. ♪ announcer: c-span is your unfiltered view of government. we are funded by these television companies and more, including charter communications. >> charter is proud to be recognized as one of the best internet providers, and we are just getting started, wielding 100,000 miles of new infrastructure to reach those o need it most. announcer: charter communications supports c-span as a public service along with these other television providers , giving you a front row seat to democracy. [captioning performed by the national captioning institute, which is responsible for its caption content and accuracy. visit ncicap.org] [captions copyright national cable satellite corp. 2023] announcer: next on "after words, " meg kissinger talks about her family's struggle with mental illness and to reporting on mental health care. she is interviewed by

meg oliver, cbs news, new york. >>> gymnast simone biles officially clinched a spot on the u.s.sterday. she topped the all-around standings at selection camp in texas. she's the only u.s. woman to qualify for six world teams. the event gets underway later on this month in belgium. >>> coming up on "cbs mornings," in our series "note to self," astronaut jose hernandez shares a letter to his younger self about his lifelong journey from migrant worker to space. >>> this is the "cbs morning news." the right age for neutrogena® retinol? ththat's whehenever you want i it to be. it has dererm-proven r retinol that tarargets vivital cell t turnover, evens s skin tone,e, and smsmooths fifine lines. wiwith visiblele results in just t one week.. neutrogena® retinol feeling g sluggish or weighghed down? it could b be a sign t that your digigestive sysystem isn't at i its best. memetamucil gugummies makeke iy to g get the fibiber you nee. promoting g your digesestive hehealth for a betteter you. metamucicil gummies.s. the easy w way to get your daily fiber.. the e pandemic m may be over, bub

and as cbs's meg oliver reports, all that heat is impacting the start of the school year. >> reporter: as extreme heat continues to roast new york, fans and players at the u.s. open tennis championships in flushing are trying to cope. >> it's doable when you have a fan. >> reporter: today hit 90, about 10 degrees higher than normal. ahead of the first day of school, the philadelphia public school district announced early dismissals through wednesday for students who attend schools with little or no air-conditioning. cooling centers are open in washington, dc, where a hot weather emergency is in effect, but 98 degrees hasn't stopped tourists like lee and tammy robby who came from boise to visit the national monuments. >> we stop and sit down once in a while and try to find some shade. the breeze is wonderful if you can get some. >> reporter: the heat stretches all the way from the midwest to the east coast with record-breaking temperatures across five states. people brave the temperatures at the minnesota state fair on sunday, hitting a record-tying 97 degrees, 20 degrees higher than u

meg oliver, thank you. >>> all right.ice are investigating the death of a new england patriots fan after a fight in the stands. we've got the dedetails nextxt. looking for a smarter way to mop? intrtroducing ththe new swiffer popowermop. an a all-in-one e cleaning t l ththat gives y you a mop anand bucket c clean inin half the e time. our nenew cleaningng pad has hundredsds of scrubbbbing stri- thatat absorb and lockck dirt awayay, ( ♪♪ ) and it hasas a 360-degegree swswivel head-d- thatat goes placaces a reregular mop p just can't. so, yoyou can cleaean your hoe fastster than evever. don't t mop harderer, mop smar, with t the new swiwiffer power. perfect armpits? they exist! they are stubbly, with marks or shaved. all beautiful and each unique. dove cares for all armpits, it glides on smoothly with no visible residue. try dove advanced care for effective protection that's kinder on skin. "look atat this skinin, baby. she is glolowing. she is 1 1 of 1." withth new ololay hyaluroronic body w wh 95% % of women had visiblbly

and as cbs's meg oliver reports, the heat is impacting the start of the school year. >> reporter: ass to roast new york, fans and players at the u.s. open tennis championships in flushing are trying to cope. >> it's doable when you have a fan. >> reporter: today hit 90, about 10 degrees higher than normal. ahead of the first day of school tomorrow, the philadelphia public school district announced early dismissals through wednesday for students who attend schools with little or no air-conditioning. cooling centers are open in washington, d.c., where a hot weather emergency is in effect. but 98 degrees hasn't stopped tourists like lee and tammy robby, who came from boise to visit the national monuments. >> we stop and sit down once in a while, try to find some shade. the breeze is wonderful if you can get in the breeze. >> reporter: the heat stretches all the way from the midwest to the east coast, with record-breaking temperatures across five states. people braved the temperatures at the minnesota state fair on sunday, hitting a record-tying 97 degrees, 20 degrees higher than usual.

cbs' meg oliver reports dozens of arrests were made. >> reporter: they were out as quickly as they got in, mobs of looters stormed more than 75 retail stores across philadelphia tuesday night, snatching anything and everything, some flaunting their stolen haul. police at this lululemon store scuffled with thieves as they ran out. and a security guard at this smashed footlocker was assaulted. >> our officers ran around the city last night, braving danger, and arresting people. so now it's time for them to pay a price for what they did. >> reporter: at least 52 people were arrested. >> whether it be individual shoplifting, shoplifting for organized retail crime groups or these flash mobs and smash and grabs, it's getting worse. >> reporter: organized retail theft today is planned and spreads fast using social media. and the easy resale of stolen goods online often creates a scenario with high reward and low risk. >> in many states, laws have been relaxed so that there are fewer consequences to the individual who commits crimes. >> reporter: nationwide, retailers lost $112 billion last ye

for "eye on america," meg oliver, cbs news, meriden, connecticut. >> norah: what a great story.ler is on the run tonight after escaping prison. the details on the manhunt straight ahead. after escaping prison. the details on the manhunt straight ahead. were in my way. i neededed more frfrom my antitidepressantn. vraylar hehelped givive it a li. adding vraraylar to an anantidepressasant... ...is clininically proroven to help rerelieve overall dedepression s symptom. .....better ththan an antidepresessant alonene. and in v vraylar clinical s studies, momost saw no o substantl impapact on weigig. elderly y dementia p patients have incncreased risksk of death h or stroke. report ununusual changnges in behavior o or suicidalal thoug. antitidepressantnts cacan increasese these inin children n and young g ad. report fevever, stiff f muscl, or confufusion, as thesese may be life-t-threateningng, or unconontrolled musclele movementsts, which mamay be permamanent. highgh blood sugugar, whwhich can lelead to comaa oror death, weweight gain,, anand high choholesterol may ococcur. movevement

major. >> major: meg oliver, thank you so much.next, let's bring in chris warren for our partners at the weather channel. chris, good evening. >> reporter: good evening, major. september heat will be building. some sizzling temperature is expected because of this. a big ridge of high pressure is going to be centered over the southern plains, but it is going to expand the temperatures over the next few days will be well into the 90s for the northeast, triple digits in the southern plains including most of texas. the potential for record heat in the northeast includes on wednesday 97 in philadelphia. also watching what is expected to be the next name storm in the atlantic ocean, and we do have to continue to watch where it ultimately goes. more likely to stay away from land, but still, major, it's too early to say for sure. >> major: we will keep an eye out, chris warren, thank you. tonight police in pennsylvania may be closing in on a convicted killer who escaped from prison last week. there were multiple sightings of danelo cavalca

cnn medical correspondent meg tirrell joins us now. so meg, you spoke with the ceo.d he share with you? >> we did, boris. you know, these short ngz of wegovy have been going on for a few months. we expected maybe they would go on for a few months longer. but in this conversation he noted they just haven't been able to make enough to satisfy the massive demand they're seeing for these medicines. here's what he told us. >> i think you've limited some of the starter doses for patients trying to begin the medicine so that you can supply patients who are already on the medicine at the higher doses. how long do you expect that to have to continue? >> yeah, we decided to limit those higher doses because it's really important that patients who start on treatment can titrate up to the maintenance doses. when will this stop? well, if i knew how big the demand would end up being i could tell you. but i have the sense it could actually take quite some years before we fulfill the demand out there. there's more than 100 million americans living with a bmi of above 30 and many of t

and cbs's meg oliver reports that heat is impacting the star of the school year. >> reporter: as extreme new york, fans and players at the u.s. open tennis championship in flushing are trying to cope. >> it is doable when you have a fan. >> reporter: today hit 90, 10 degrees higher than normal. ahead of the first day of school tomorrow, the philadelphia public school district announced early dismissals through wednesday for students who attend schools with little or no ar conditioning. cooling centers are open and washington, d.c., where a hot weather emergency is in effect. 98 degrees has not stopped lee and tammy robbie who came from boise to visit in the national monuments. >> we stop and sit down every once in a while and try to find some shade. the breeze is wonderful if you can get in. >> reporter: the heat stretches from the midwest to the east coast with record-breaking temperatures across five states. people braved the temperatures at the minnesota state fair on sunday hitting a record tying 9r than usual. >> as i feel myself getting too hot, i just make sure we go to the shade

>> norah: meg oliver, thank you.new york city day care is the focus of an investigation into dangerous criminal activity. police say they discovered a ghost gun printing operation inside a day care in east harlem. the bust comes less than two weeks after the death of a 1-year-old boy inside a center suspected of being a front for a fentanyl drug ring. cbs's jericka duncan has the new details. >> reporter: new york city police say they arrested an 18-year-old aunt two minors who allegedly used a home-based day care center in this apartment building in harlem as a ghost gun lab. >> you got an 18-year-old in his room, 3d printer, he's not making literal toys, he is making guns. >> reporter: investigators seizd two printed pistols, a printed assault rifle, and an incomplete handgun, all found in an unmarked room inside the day care. >> this is a heartbreaking scenario of thinking that you are dropping your child off to a place of safe haven, just to find out that it was a dangerous environment. >> reporter: the suspects

meg oliver, thank you.of a new england patriots fan after a fight in the e stan, we havave the detatails next. il. , wewe have the e details nenext. we gotot help to p push back- wiwith lybalvivi. once-dailyly prescriptption lyi is proven toto treat manic oror mixed episodes of bipolar 1 in adults toto help you u push back.. eldederly patienents with dedea haveve an increaeased risk of deaeath or stroroke. do not takake lybalvii if you arere taking opopiois or are in n opioid witithdraw. the e samidorphahan in lybali can cacause severere opioid witithdrawal that canan lead to hohospitalizatation oror increase e risk of lilife-threatetening overdrd. get emerergency helplp iu hahave troublele breathingn, become verery drowsy w with sloweded or shallolow breath, oror feel fainint, very dizizzy, or cononfu; or if f you have f fever, stiff mumuscles, confnfusion, rasash, swollen n glands, or proroblems withth your li, kidneys,s, heart, oror lungs. otheher serious s side effeces may inclclude high c cholest, weig

did you have you ever used them in a decade to mess with the like godaddy, audio pin megs of appears in the original? does our pearson minutes useful? or is that i'm was moved to the gets expose, go to lunch when you find out about all the story info, migraines, reliable news for language, wherever they may be, the aide and body binds in our arriving and libya's flood devastated a special. how do you hear little mental scars of the children who survived this disaster on what then displaced and how long will it take to rebuild the country that has been so riddled with political dysfunction and corruption? just some of the points we'll consider in the next ha ha, i'm so go invalid and this is the day the.

joining us is meg terrell. meg, we were just talking about this.is is a very rare form of skin cancer, 2,000 cases are diagnosed each year in the united states, it is becoming a little bit more common as the population ages and as the diagnostics get better. this is something to be aware of because it tends to grow quickly and can be hard to be treated if you catch it too late. if you catch it when it's localized the five year survival rate is 75%. if it's spread to other parts of the body that goes down to 24%. it is something to be aware of even though it's rare. >> you said there's better diagnostics. what are the other risk factors. >> it tends to show up most often in older white men. 80% of the cases are in people over the age of 70, men are twice as likely as women to be diagnosed with this and 90% of the cases are in people who are white. so spending a lot of time in the sun of course is a major risk factor for this cancer. >> signs and symptoms? >> tends to show up in places exposed to the sun, faces are the most commonplace. if you find a

writing in the times, the chair of the commons public accounts committee, dame meg hillier, has warned the problem in schools is just the tip of the iceberg and labouris just the tip of the iceberg and labour is demanding an urgent audh. labour is demanding an urgent audit . they are labour is demanding an urgent audit. they are planning to force a vote to compel the government to reveal information about the scale of the lightweight concrete used in schools . the liberal democrats schools. the liberal democrats have called for an immediate cobra meeting . rail passengers cobra meeting. rail passengers are being warned of further disruption tomorrow morning as a result of strike action by the rmt. up to 20,000 union members at 14 operators walked out earlier , forcing services to earlier, forcing services to start later and finish earlier. members of the aslef union train drivers, that is , who were on drivers, that is, who were on picket lines yesterday refuse to work overtime. a general secretary of the rmt, mick lynch, says he's hopeful for next week's negotiations . next week's neg

eastern on "afterwords," journalist meg kissinger talks about her family's struggle with mental illness in her book "while you were out." watch book tv every sunday on c-span2. and find the full schedule on your program guide. watch online any time at booktv.org. >> c-span now is a free mobile app featuring your unfiltered view of what's happening in washington, live and on demand. keep up with the day's biggest events with live streams of floor proceedings and hearings from the u.s. congress, white house events, campaigns and more from the world of politics. all at your fingertips. stay current with the latest ep codes of "washington journal" and find scheduling information for krferg span's tv network an c-span radio plus a variety of podcasts. c-span now is available at the apple store or google play. download it today. your front row seat to washington, any time, anywhere. >> president biden and the brazilian president spoke to reporter before a closed door meeting in new york city they talked about strengthening relations between the two country, clean emergency energy and the impo

they can't mess with the, like godaddy audio p, meg fish and mid afternoon. does our pearson minutes useful? or the i'm was moved to the gets expose, go to lunch when you find out about all the story info, migraines, reliable news for language, wherever they may be. the offline whizzes created it by a loss of full strain volt. how's it goes into this? b, trees spacing goes up to $1000.00 leases of low. so in a day or forest fires evaporating large amounts of moist tune in to get the onset and learn more about the heavy and visible river flows through the sky starting september 20th on dw, the .

cnn medical correspondent meg tirrell has the details here.would benefit most and who is getting it instead? >> well, john, we hear so much about these medicines it seems sort of like everybody might be on them, but exclusive new data that cnn has obtained shows that 1.7% of the population had a prescription for ozempic or wegovy in 2023 and that is really just a fraction of the number of people who could qualify for these medicines based on having diabetes or obesity. about 15% of the u.s. population of adults has diabetes. 40% has obesity. that 1.7%, that's still millions of patients and these data show there are disparities in who is actually getting access to these medicines. we know that supply is constrained and insurance can be a problem. 70% of prescriptions in 2023 went to white patients even though we know that obesity and diabetes disproportionately affects people of color more so than white patients and you know, i was talking to a cardiologist at yale about this and he said that 70% wasn't higher given some of the disparities in a

they fear they are leaving their i'm central labs for good 10 meg often. oh no, we astray, doctor. so miss that is our status. my. let the world know that we have straight docs, the many, armenians and nicole and a car back feel they have no choice but to pack up and leave as a by john, located the region for 9 months before it's minute 3, sweep 10. last week. various ortiz insist best so called counter terrorism action did not target civilians probably of also by john. and it said it's all offers in a counter terrorism actions have grown. first of all, didn't enter. it was in a civilian set, the months and major cities on the tools that are limited by nature and sofa. also looking at farmers forces and police forces, mainly all guided by these principles. and we are also in close a context, was it a local armenian representatives on the ground, but on the ground vehicles jammed the road out. everything is lacking for the journey saucers, including fuel. this led to dissolve the when a gas tank exploded. well, peter queued as a fuel deco thousands were killed and many more were inj

in life to jump be able to use many, they can t methyl do it only like goes have you already a few megs of a piece and that engine room does all of pearson men is useful, or is the most mood that he gets expose go to lecture and find out about all the story info, migraines, reliable news for language. wherever they may be. the hurricane has again destroyed parts of florida and the different tragedy has been on folding for weeks. see surface temperatures in the florida keys has top 37 degrees celsius killing car. if you think about your own body, if your body temperature goes up by just a degree or 2 fahrenheit, a sick state, i thought my grandchildren may have problems, but it's here today. what most people don't realize is their animals, their animals. so that needs to be taken care of the activities from the current reservation foundation. check on the health of the car, reese new, the keys several times a week. the occupational goal of the southern tip of florida is known worldwide for its spectacular marine happy. baby thomason is one of the foundations co ordinators and is leading

meg hillier, what do you think of what you just heard? it is shocking but this is a _ what you just heard? it is shocking but this is a symptom _ what you just heard? it is shocking but this is a symptom of— what you just heard? it is shocking but this is a symptom of the i but this is a symptom of the approach _ but this is a symptom of the approach of a snowball of chaos because — approach of a snowball of chaos because it's impossible to do this work— because it's impossible to do this work in _ because it's impossible to do this work in the — because it's impossible to do this work in the days and weeks the prime minister— work in the days and weeks the prime minister said today. i heard him say it in the _ minister said today. i heard him say it in the house of commons and turned — it in the house of commons and turned to— it in the house of commons and turned to my neighbour and colleague and said _ turned to my neighbour and colleague and said that'sjust not possible. now we — and said that'sjust not possible. now we hear it in rea

as soon as restrictions on his own exports were lifted, what is keeps position on russia's demands megs. right, so as i said, russia wants to try to get the new deal wants to bring its own product on the market, and ukraine is adamant they will not give in on any of their talking points. um, especially when it comes to sanctions, they have criticized russia for circumventing sanctions in the past. have also criticized western countries for letting russia do so. so quite a tough stance there and it doesn't seem that this is gonna be the way forward. they want to keep the pressure up, and if i can quote, for administer collaborative ukraine, again, he said yesterday and reaction to the talk. so we should not be using. we should not be hostages to russian blackmail where russia creates problems, then invites everyone to solve them. next, thank you very much. that was the w, as much tundra in key sketchup on a few other stories making headlines around the world today. ukraine's present luxuries landscape has met with soldiers in the front line. the net screech in the eastern area has been t

they fear they are leaving their i'm central labs for good 10 meg often. oh, now we have 3 dogs as well. ms. sanchez, i was status. let the girls know that we have stray dogs named many armenians and nickel and a car back feel they have no choice but to pack up and leave as a by john, located the region for 9 months before it's minute trees sweep 10 last week as various ortiz insist, the so called count to terrorism action did not target civilians. poverty of also by john and it said as all of us an account of terrorism actions that grown 1st of all didn't enter. it was an, a civilian set to months and major cities and the tools that are limited by nature and so far as i'm looking at farms forces and police forces, mainly all guided by these principles. and we also enclose the context, was it a local armenian representatives on the ground? but on the ground, the eccles jammed the road out. everything is lacking for the journey. far, including fuel this led to dissolves, to win a gas tank exploded. well, people queued up to fuel that pose. thousands were ki

tell us about this, meg. >> yes, the people over 70 are the ones predominantly being hospitalized nowbut the american pediatrician academy are drawing attention to the children are under the age of 5 are being hospitalized since june going up. and this is off of the hospitalizations that we have seen since the beginning of the pandemic, but it is high enough that some doctors are calling attention to this, and concerned about how sick people are getting. in some places in the country where we are seeing the most hospitalizations are in south. florida is having the highest concentration of the hospitalization, and the highest rates right now according to the cdc data, but looking at the levels in kids, the american academy of pediatrics is pointing out that the vaccination rates for kids under the age of 5 are really low. only 13% of the kids zero to 4 have any dose of covid vaccine compared to 68% of kids 12 to 18 years old which is different from the kids who have prior immunity either from prior immunity or vaccination. >> and so with the newest variant, i should say, do they still

medical correspondent meg tirrell is here.y need to be? >> yeah, jim, experts say they don't need to be updated specifically because the procedure teens targeted by the antigen home test are actually different than the ones targeted by the vaccine. the spike protein of the coronavirus that's where they test it to be recognized they go after different proteins and typically don't tend to change as much as the spike proteins. although our reporter brenda goodwin talked to the folks with potential changes that they're aware and potentially could update the tests if needed. but experts say to test too early or if you don't have symptoms. if you have symptoms, test right away, but if you're negative test again 48 hours later because that will give you a more confident result essentially that you really are negative. they say if you've been exposed you should wait five days to test. if you're negative then, wait another 48 hours. if you're still negative, wait another 48 hours and test a third time. and that's because they have data

meg tirrell spoke to him about uprooting his family. >> yeah, i mean, this is what we called our wall back to new orleans, city where they met and fell in love, they planned to raise their two kids and retire here. >> we built this house to be here forever. >> a pete add rick cardiologist, jake is from the heart transplant program at orbner health, the ome program like it in louisiana. >> what do you love about being here. >> i feel like a make a difference here. and before i came, any complex patients were having to be sent out of state for heart transplants. and i felt like the kids of louisiana deserved to stay in louisiana. >> reporter: but now jake and his family are leaving the state. after a set of bills passed the legislature this summer that they say make them feel unwelcome. >> the part that really solidified it for us when we were watching the senate education committee hear about the don't say gay bill. >> prohibits states or led discussions on sexual orientation or gender identity in grades k through 12. >> to think our kids went to public school, and they were made fun o

meg hillier said she would be seeking reassurance from the government about steps to grip and resolvehan it already was. most of the schools across the uk are not affected. 147 schools in england, two in wales and 40 in scotland have a problem with this concrete. the numbers in all the nations are expected to rise as more investigations are completed. in england to the government set a deadline for last friday for schools to tell them whether they contain temp three —— raac. gatwick and heathrow airport said they were monitoring raac in their sites.

cnn medical correspondent meg tirrell reports from new orleans. >> yeah, i mean, this is what we call: when jake and tom moved back to new orleans, the city where they met and fell in love, they planned to raise their two kids and retire here. >> we built this house, honestly, to live here forever. >> reporter: a pediatric cardiologist, jake returned to be medical director of the pediatric heart transplant program at oshner health. what do you love about being here? >> i feel like i really make a difference here. and before i came, any complex patients were having to be sent out of state for heart transplants. i felt like the kids of louisiana deserved to stay in louisiana. >> reporter: but now jake and his family are leaving the state after a set of bills passed the legislature this summer that they say make them feel unwelcome. >> the part that really solidified it for us was when we were watching the senate education committee here about the "don't say gay" bill. >> -- prohibits teacher-led discussions on sexual orientation and gender identity in grades k-12 -- >> if our kids went

meg extremist across the country have made it clear where they stand. the challenge for the rest of america, for the majority of america, is to make clear where we stand. that's why i'm asking you, regardless of whether a democratic, republican, independent, put the preservation of our democracy before everything else. but our country first. >> president biden also spoke about donald trump's threatening post, suggesting that outgoing chief of staff mark milley be executed. the president called out the rest of the republican party for failing to condemn it. >> this is the united states of america. and although i don't believe even the majority of republicans think that, the silence is deafening. hardly any republican call allowed such hated statements. >> general milley responded to trump's threat in an interview with 60 minutes earlier this week. >> he is suggesting that you be punished by death. the former commander and chief, to his former top military advisor. >> i'm a soldier. i've been faithful and loyal to the constitution of the united states for

meg hillier said she would be seeking reassurance from the government about steps to grip and resolve the situation and prevent what she described as a crisis becoming any worse than it already was. most of the schools across the uk are not affected. 147 schools in england, two in wales and 40 in scotland have a problem with this concrete. the numbers in all the nations are expected to rise as more investigations are completed. in england to the government set a deadline for last friday for schools to tell them whether they contain temp three —— raac. gatwick and heathrow airport said they were monitoring raac in their sites. as a 21—year—old man is charged with escaping from wandsworth prison in london last week, an inmate has been stabbed there. the man is in a critical condition and was taken to a major trauma centre after the london air ambulance flew to the prison to help. in london, the hugely popular elizabeth line underground service — has proved to be missing the mark when it comes to reliability. figures show that nearly one in 10 trains were cancelled from around mid—july t

it sounds like the main $1140.00 meg is sunsetting, this will be decided, but the place is on its own. the hockey is, is on part of them. and for $0.50 the bottom of the top for instead of $14.00, oh it late and your level of your internet and the the, it was a not that's not a lot who did take talk with the amount of silvia and the last night they came into your mom to hold on uh maybe somebody is leasing for you to give you over to the box and get the keys on from them and put the movie piece on miles and who cannot go to the bottom of the board. lexia could take the split, the head don't case, obviously it could be bloody, but based off of the thing, it will give a little bit st. on the model for the board minus i'm this is evidence, although you have to have them. so the way you're going to take that engaged name from, you know, the whole system in the late fee taken out of the way as the stream. yeah, those are the examples of upstream yard lily is the same as the with the name of the substitute, some of the some of the products. but then a couple catchy is competing with a lady.

you must, then we'll get this book. few meg money. what ends you? so the news. good. i used to and then kilometer i know it was a $123.00 collection of jumping the i manage about a $120.00 at least anything when it comes to us agents, we take 15 percent of all the actually signing i have the present at least when they go to competition abroad and also i adams, julian data bases, designing the training program. i connect them with the best coaches in the world with the best 2 companies. i connect largely with this one. i pretty much like this the i knew ok today to see how it goes. uh, some of you i've given you choose, you want to test them, but they are yours and i'm not collecting them, but you keep them after the loop of the main testing group. so we have a lot of to prototypes that we tested, that we don't have that network. we for this, you combine, you be a new, it's very difficult for making and leaving this loop. training is a very good for our kids from what you've aged chavez. we usually 52 to 3 quality solutions, but we need them more to buy life. changing