megan: yes p you hit on it. us, we have seen a significant decline in screenings as well as total cessation for a time of clinical trials and research. we are just beginning to see the emerging to stick of collateral damage that that has caused on dam it on breast cancer treatments and finding here's as well as what we know we are going to see. a higher rate of later staged diagnosis. that is not what we want. we know you have better chances of survival when you catch it early. no get screened. kristen: go get screened. for folks who are walking they are can tripping to fundraising for research like you talked about, which was. on hold last year you are having to play catch up. i want to mention our own kate larsen will be at the event. she will be emceeing the event the sunday. tell us, can people sign up? do they sign-up alone or as a team? megan: you can do either. it is not too late. go to covid.org/sandfranciscowalk. you can either join us at the zoo on sunday or experience the entire event digitally. fundr

jonathan: megan greene, always good to catch up. megan greene of the harvard tourney school.t know if it is a bluff, but the hawks might not be able to get what they want from this meeting. lisa: there seems to be a desire to get the conversation going and to not have the conversation shows that those hawks do not have any power whatsoever. this goes to credibility in unity in the ecb and how much that contrasts what we are seeing in the federal reserve. jonathan: there are doves and their super doves, there are no hawks. my rent from a few months ago. lisa: how's it going? jonathan: whistling in the wind. i will do more of that at the top of the hour. tony dwyer will be joining us alongside erin browne and larry adam of raymond james. looking to that conversation with tony dwyer, a market historian. the huge gains we had. we got that from dave wilson earlier. what happens after a 20% move. you get a repeat of 1987? 1929? it is too dramatic. do you get a pullback. kailey: looking back at history has been a mixed picture when you have a 20% run. we have seen 54 record highs on

megan-— growing every time we come to you actually, megan. absolutely.. absolutely. by the hour we have seen a _ actually, megan. absolutely. by the hour we have seen a steady - actually, megan. absolutely. by the hour we have seen a steady stream | actually, megan. absolutely. by the l hour we have seen a steady stream of people coming down to leave cards, flowers, candles, posters, messages written by children. the community coming out again today to show their solidarity and show their sorrow and to grieve for sabina nessa near the scene where her body was found last saturday afternoon by a member of the public walking her dog. and just down the trees is a community centre and that is where the book of condolence has been open this morning. the community centre has been shot most of this week because it has been within the police cordon and it has been part of that murder investigation scene. the staff there this morning telling me they thought it was really crucial that they opened up today. normally on a saturday they would have children's football

i've flung to the and he hired megan instead. [laughter] i just realized you got the job that i was not good enough to get. so, i was in the bleachers in the cheap seats for the first term. in the second term when steve took over he created this new office. i vividly remember him saying, he said he did not say it. but i'm telling my version of the story. he's interviewing is that i want an office of someone who will look at the big picture. and only in academic would be arrogant enough to work across all of the issues that i want to work on. and so he was looking for an academic who could pass political muster in the white house, academics or not. we are not bushes core constituency. i probably had an advantage in the interview. i was able to come in at that point. i did not know steve -- i think the first time i met him was in the job interview. it was something of a risk for him to hire me. although i have many other friends in the administration. >> a somewhat technical question and maybe for one of the later panels. i am inte

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tonight -- willie nelson, megan stalter, real housewife sutton stracke, and music from gabriels. and now, maren morris! [ cheers and applause ] ♪ [ cheers and applause ] >> maren: welcome to "jimmy kimmel live!" i'm your guest host, maren morris. [ cheers and applause ] i am thrilled to be doing this. i flew all the way from nashville to be here tonight. whoo. yeah. i came here on delta. hopefully i'm not coming back with delta. [ laughter ] now some people have said, "maren, you're a country singer. what business do you have hosting a late night comedy show?" and to them i say, "mom, get out of my dressing room!" [ laughter ] i love being in l.a. i'm doing all of the touristy things. i saw the chinese theater. the hollywood boulevard elmo threw up in my purse. [ laughter ] that's good luck, right? you know, we're right across the street from where they used to film "american idol." and i actually auditioned for "idol" when i was 17, and i got turned down. didn't even make it past the first round. but i stuck with it, and ten years later i won a grammy. [ cheers and applause ] so

he and megan crack or provide support to western australia affected by deaths in custody. this is becoming too oh my last rack community. a death in kathy . she's never been on the last. the ripple effect is one of hitch, when a time when of suffering. and particularly when there has been a death and there's no way, no answers as to what happened. a lot of on address to them are now community it's something they see every day and they work with the national suicide prevention and trauma recovery project. they said that he had suicide black hung himself and i didn't believe that because he was getting out into a young man and it was only breed to restraining order. megan says corranio investigations into a debt in custody can be a long, arduous journey offering. lisa resolution, very guy in prison, god or police officer has ever been convicted over an indigenous death in the, in a strategy. c right, that is not the thing. that is my office. you need to know what's going on with your loved one. what worries love live like, always laugh my next like. was there some other righ

my children went to bed, emily and megan were 17 and 14 at l emily and megan were 17 and 1a at the time with them but i did not go to sleep because i figured something was coming to the house and i didn't want to be in my pyjamas. it is we are the things you worry about. about midnight, somebody came to the house to say that bruce was unaccounted for.— house to say that bruce was unaccounted for. , ., ., unaccounted for. this memorial, with ureat unaccounted for. this memorial, with great restraint. _ unaccounted for. this memorial, with great restraint, does _ unaccounted for. this memorial, with great restraint, doesjustice - unaccounted for. this memorial, with great restraint, doesjustice to - unaccounted for. this memorial, with great restraint, doesjustice to the i great restraint, does justice to the terrible events of that day. but nothing can capture the sense of chaos, anger, disbelief of what was unfolding. then there was steely resolve, and americans were united, and most of the rest of the world stood with america. the taliban in afghanistan, who had harboured the al-qaeda

megan patterson, bbc news.steps down as german chancellor, we assess her legacy in...0ur world. she's one of the world's most influential leaders. after 16 years as german chancellor, angela merkel is standing down. she has shaped european and global politics. what of her own country? what is angela merkel�*s germany? summer in berlin, and the end of an era. for the class of 2021, school days are done, new lives lie ahead. for germany, too, change is coming. angela merkel, the only leader these youngsters have ever known, will no longer be running the country in which they've come of age. we don't have a perfect democracy but i think we have a good democracy. every german citizen knows the common problems and i think in other countries, that is not the case. i love germany. it is, like, in my heart- and i never want to leave it. this country has changed significantly since these youngsters were born. come with me on a journey through merkel�*s germany. we'll explore the country she's shaped and the country she

and what i can -- >> you megan, megan, let's not dodge that.ecause you don't have to work alongside someone to know that they promote replacement theory or that they attack women being in military roles that men are in. i mean, you know, you know the record of some of these people. so do you think that it makes sense that some of these people would be scrapped? >> so i think it makes sense that any president can look at those that are appointed and make the decision to assess on an individual basis. i absolutely think the president obviously has that ability and that purview to do so. i think wholesale scrapping every appointee and throwing kind of the baby out with the bath water sets a very dangerous precedent because this sets a precedent for future administrations to do the exact same thing. and it prevents the ability of what i spoke about previously the ability for people with different perspectives that are rooted in very good intention and beliefs around the best way to serve cadets can come together and can have these discussions and h

. ♪ >> megan raised her hand and was like, hey, team, we're going to have a meeting.e were like, okay, cool. what's she about to say? you know? she was like, so, we have this lawsuit. i was like, what? pump the brakes, what? we are suing our employer that gives us a job. and this is the job that we all want and that we all strived our entire lives for. >> and it's frightening and some people have different levels of understanding of what a lawsuit actually contains and what you're going to have to do. >> we knew we were coming upon the biggest couple of months of our lives and careers with the world cup coming up in june. it's scary to go against your federation or go against your employer in that way because the alternative is, you know, not being able to make a living do it. >> okay. we're going to do this really scary thing together that's really important and can impact the world. at the same time that we, like, put our entire life and career on the line for each other. >> and we're like, yeah, let's do it. we're all in this together. let's fight the good fight. w

here is abc's megan tevrizian. >> reporter: this morning, mike richards is out as executive producer of "jeopardy!" and "wheel of fortune kwugs ". it comes down as he stepped down as the new kwoeft of the quiz show amid backlash of derogatory comments and sexism remarks including this interview on a podcast several years ago. >> i am asking you a question. have you ever take an nude picture. >> i am not answering that question. >> answer that question. have you? >> no, i haven't. >> sony pictures which produces both shows says it was unaware of richards' previous comments and now in a new memo, a top executive writing, we had hoped that when mike stenned down from the host position at "jeopardy!" it would have minimized the disruption and internal difficulties we have all experienced these last few weeks. that clearly has not happened. >> i think at this point sony had no choice but to let mike richards go. this lass gone too far. it tainted the brand. it threatened to overshadow the new season of "jeopardy!." >> richards was first tapped as executive producer in may of 2020. and was

as abc's megan tevrizian reports the first two people to sue don't even live in texas. >> reporter: this morning a texas doctor who admits to defying the state's abortion law is facing two lawsuits, the first known challenges under the constitutional law. dr. alan braid opened the door to the lawsuits when he told the "washington post" i acted because i had a duty of care to this patient, as i do for all patients and because she has a fundamental right to receive this care. the two plaintiffs are disbarred attorneys from out of state. and neither claim to be anti-abortion. one was previously convicted of tax fraud in arkansas. >> in some ways, this is a plaintiff who makes perfect sense in light of the way the law is drafted. no connection to the issue, no connection to the parties. no connection as far as we can tell in the complaint to texas at all. and yet, may well have the ability, the way the law's drafted, to go to court and to have the court actually hear his case. >> reporter: the new law bans abortions once a heartbeat can be detected in the embryo, which is typically six weeks

megan schiller has some answers. >> reporter: esparanza just received a new kidney. she is one of many immunocompromised people eligible for a covid-19 booster shot. >> i was in dialysis close to three, four years, something like that. >> reporter: how are you feeling now? >> oh, it's wonderful. >> reporter: the cdc announced we'll need booster shots for better protection. but for many that third shot will come around flu season. >> when the covid vaccines first came out, we said no other vaccines within two weeks of a covid vaccine. >> reporter: until two weeks ago scientists didn't want overlap. now she says people can get their flu shot and covid booster around the same time. >> because we were rolling this out to lots of people, we really wanted to be sure in knowing if you had a reaction it was due to the covid vaccine and not something else. >> reporter: people in line for the booster shot didn't seem to mind another shot is in the not too distant future. >> every year i get the flu shot. the booster, too. >> i get all my shots all the time. >> reporter: dr. gr

megan — continue for a number of days. thank you, megan patterson _ continue for a number of days.people had to wait more than 12 hours in urgent care. the target is that nobody should be waiting that long. some patients are also waiting hours for an ambulance to arrive, as our wales correspondent hywel griffith reports. an emergency service struggling with its own crisis. the wait for an ambulance in wales can be hours, even for those in desperate need. stuart knows what that feels like. in august, it took three hours for paramedics to reach him afterfalling ill with a stomach condition. injune, the wait was even longer. eight hours. that can't be. it's not the fault of the ambulance crews, it's not the fault of the front line, the coalface, the nurses, or anyone else like that, but there's got to be someone responsible. the man in charge of the ambulance service agrees it's an acceptable. agrees it's unacceptable. he's just called on the army to help them through winter. i need to apologise to all those patients who have waited longer than we would like for their ambulance in rec

also megan thee stallion and more. this lineup will be crazy. it all kicks off today and goes through sunday. they expect more than 100,000 people to be here. that i just hear you singing some lyrics to megan thee stallion? >> you might have, but i cannot repeat those on television. >> reporter: it would be a good weekend to enjoy. be sure to come out to bottlerock this weekend . >> thank you so much, justin. >>> my favorite will play on sunday night, the foo fighters that we have more on ticket exchanges on www.kpix.com . >>> still ahead on kpix 5 and streaming on cbsn bay area, it is the question parents are asking . when can younger kids get vaccinated? >>> does this guy look familiar? the love he is receiving this morning. >>> it is a rocketship that is grounded. a richard branson's ride to space went of course . >>> i am tracking temperatures for the holiday weekend ahead. seasonal daytime highs will change as we look ahead to the labor day weekend. i will have more on it's the biggest sale of the year, on the new sleep number 360 smart bed

megan tevrizian, abc news. >>> a new scandal at buckingham palace. one-time aid to prince charles has stepped down amid corruption allegations. michael faucet is accused of arranging for a wealthy donor to receive an order. >>> coming up, supporters of a four-day work week score a big victory. >>> first stanley tucci reveals >>> first stanley tucci reveals his battle with before you go there, ♪ or fist bump there. ♪ or... oh! i can't wait to go there! ♪ or reunite there, ♪ start here. walgreens makes it easy to stay protected wherever you go. schedule your free flu shot and covid-19 vaccine today. finally yasso! a ridiculously creamy, crunchy, chocolatey dipped ice cream experience with 25% less calories because it's made with greek yogurt. so, thanks for everything ice cream, but we'll take it from here. yasso audaciously delicious find your rhythm. your happy place. but we'll take it from here. find your breaking point. then break it. every emergen-c gives you a potent blend of nutrients so you can emerge your best with emergen-c. within this hallo

megan paterson has the details.to the usual freshers�* week festivities at oxford brookes university — pop—up clinics and grab—a—jab drop—ins, all aimed at encouraging as many students as possible to get vaccinated, amid some concern about covid spread in young people. we are aware just before the summer there was quite a high increase in covid infection rates amongst the 18—24—year—olds, so we�*re really keen to try and sort of capture them just as they�*re coming back to university, to make sure in the environment they live in — maybe in shared houses — that we minimise the spread and the transmission of covid as much as possible. obviously we want people to really enjoy their university terms and so it�*s to really make it possible for them to do that. in england, 72% of young people aged between 18 and 2a have already had their firstjab. among them is holly, now waiting for her second. it is as much about her own freedom as protecting others. we�*re socialising with other people and we�*d like to be vaccinated,

megan paterson, has the details.. have you registered with a gp?he usual freshers�* week festivities at oxford brookes university. 0.3. pop—up clinics and grab—a—jab drop—ins — allaimed at encouraging as many students as possible to get vaccinated, amid some concern about covid spread in young people. we are aware just before the summer there was quite a high increase in covid infection rates amongst the 18—24 year—olds, so we're really keen to try and sort of capture them just as they're coming back to university, to make sure in the environment they live in — maybe in shared houses — that we minimise the spread and the transmission of covid as much as possible. obviously, we want people to really enjoy their university terms, and so it's to really make it possible for them to do that. in england, 72% of young people aged between 18 and 2a have already had their first jab. among them is holly — now waiting for her second, it's as much about her own freedom as protecting others. we're socialising with other people and we'd like to be vaccinated. an

reena, mona. >> all right, megan.> now to the nfl and a health scare on the sidelines, kc head coach andy reid is being evaluated after leaving sunday's game against the l.a. chargers in an ambulance. the 63-year-old fell ill after the game but did speak with the team. he's expected to be okay. >>> on the field, the l.a. rams are one of five undefeated teams left in the league. matthew stafford's four-touchdown passes game helped them to a win over tom brady and the defending champion buccaneers. and the third sunday of the season ended with a 51-yard field goal lifting them up. >>> coming up, what one new bride discovered after she and her new husband got home from their honeymoon. who ate their cake? >>> but first, bridging the cultural divide. one home cooked meal at a time. you're watching "world news now." but first, hey hun hey, get your own vapors relax with vicks vapobath or with vicks vaposhower. take a soothing vicks vapo moment wherever you chose. ♪ come on to my house ♪ ♪ my house ♪ ♪ i'm going to give you

megan paterson, thank ou ve that meeting. megan paterson, thank you very much — that meeting. take over when chris chibnall departs next year. one of his first responsibilities will be to decide who takes over the tardis, following the actress jodie whittaker�*s exit in 2022. a big decision! now it's time for a look at the weather. sarah keith lucas has got the latest forecast for us, hello! hello, ben! it has been a fine day for many of us out there, some late september sunshine once again at temperatures still well above where they should be for this time of year, so how is it looking to the weekend? many of us will hold onto this fairly high temperatures for the stage of september, mostly dry for the weekend, sunny spells developing, but quite a lot of cloud out through this evening and overnight. some clear spells, this evening and overnight. some clearspells, but this evening and overnight. some clear spells, but generally a lot of cloud, some rainfall in the western isles and north—west scotland, but most bases dry and quite warm and humid with temperatures holding into

my name is megan doing is and i'm 25 meghan big. my prince. yes, i'll make indeed. yeah, go we, we had a few differences school i know we always kind of get is truly like one of the 3rd type corals looking at his football. megan, and wanna be kidding. you. beautiful. everything is going to be okay. i wanted to be a singer and actress. i really filled out the diva school was just now for me. like i am got kicked out a book, a middle expel i was in or alicia my baby father for 4 years. he beat me for 4 years. honestly beat me pregnant and i use the chop me pull my hair, punch me. he then beat me at i am a baby in both my digital bit and i had a seizure think he cared about. and of course my he did not give me. it was me, my baby father in my ex boyfriend. they just started fighting and i try to break them up. and i end up getting shot at all. i just didn't want to die and i even saw the amc say, please don't let me die. i got a baby. i don't even care about nathan. nope. i just care that i just wanted to make it for my baby. i somehow would never walk again. so much.

megan tevrizian, abc news. >>> democrats are flying into california from washington in an effort to help governor gavin newsom keep his job. with the recall election just eight days away, the governor and one of his high-profile out-of-state supporters spoke with abc's zohreen shah about what's at stake. >> reporter: with early voting under way in california's recall election, some of the top democrats stumping for governor gavin newsom. >> the consequences of california have impacts all across america. >> reporter: sitting down in an joint interview, saying a recall could mean that democrats lose senate control. >> the leading republican, larry elder, said if he gets a chance, he will replace any democratic california senator with a republican. that means everything. i'm fighting for everything governor newsom is fighting for. >> reporter: the recall effort, bolstered by critics unhappy how the governor handled the pandemic. conservative radio host larry elder telling us in a statement, this has nothing to do with republican or democrat. it's about saving california from the disastrous

police officers have been describing their efforts to help 15—year—old megan hurley.has the latest. the inquiry is going through _ judith has the latest. the inquiry is going through the _ judith has the latest. the inquiry is going through the process - judith has the latest. the inquiry is going through the process the | judith has the latest. the inquiry i is going through the process the at the moment of hearing the individual experiences of each of the 22 people who were murdered that night in 2017. each case begins with some emotional testimony about their backgrounds and personalities, and then goes into detail, much of it very distressing, but what happened to them that night, the extent of their injuries, attempts to try to help them and whether any of them might have survived if treatment had been better. it's obviously very difficult for the bereaved families to listen to this and this morning it was the turn of the hurley family, 15 —year—old megan was killed that night, and she was at the arena with her brother bradley who was also there but very badly in

hey megan, do know about me a whole bunch of the so long. but can we just had a question? could you connect me with us? and i guess you leave a message to melissa. so you know, engine shake of in the are printed lab circle. and so that i finished cologne, felt that he was close for him, but could him call me cobar multi care, they appointed mom for them. my cell rose the car for them. why i missed her or more buttoned up. make them come up for me. but why was called government money as you did those collective film of even move rama while money to buy jo matter the make? adam yama says he didn't make a phone call on us mara or moran as my mom, her son k. yet he goes to because i'm told he should k dot on either bama, i'll come on. should dr. new jeep. lucky come on me host was a more concussion. i'm at a packet that can call the boss in order to make them particular claim on and off was, you know what the project maker was murdered in police foot mission the as you move the be heading to pick them up. it goes to most, if not in the corner in amino is with on nice. one of t

here is abc's megan -- >> reporter: this morning, opening statements in the highly-anticipated trial of former billionaire elizabeth holmes. >> do you have anything to say to us? >> reporter: the 37-year-old once poised to become's silicon valley next superstar as the youngest self made female billionaire in history faces 12 counts of fraud and could spend decades in prison if convicted. the founder of the disgraced blood testing company is accused of engaging in multimillion dollar scheme to defraud investors, patients and doctors. >> i know that we made so many mistakes on the front. >> reporter: jury of seven men and five women ranging in age from 19 to 60 years old will begin hearing the case today. >> it's the old addage first impressions are everything. so the jury is going to make some sort of snap decision about how they feel about this case based solely on opening argument. so it's a pretty big deal. >> reporter: just last week, a bomb shell development that holmes plans to claim she was the victim of a decade-long abusive relationship with her ex-boyfriend and theirs no exe

get in and charla i hey megan, do know about me told us that hello joseph moody. but you can give us a call when you can just leave a message for me or see if y'all engine shake of in bill or printed. he's still going to finish cologne. felt though he covers your clothes for him, but that could him quote, boston at helped me cover multi care. they set up on my cell, rows the car for them. why i miss her. a more buttoned up. make them come up for me . but why was called the name of money as you know, those collective film of even move rama while money to buy my taxi, make them yamma. so says you do make okay, when i push on us mara or a modem as my me, her son k, yet he goes because i'm told it should k to bama. i'll come on. should dr. and the jeep, the come on me host was a more concussion. i'm going to packet that killed colbert boss in order to make the mechanical claim on and off was, you know what the project maker was murdered in police foot mission those. and as you move of the big heading to pick them up, it goes to me as if i'm not in the corner, it means

i'm with them when they're going to i don't know megan made them. megan. the mom called on and got him push it down. and mike does not join me on my cell and via us in a minute. again, i'm to go home. comes in the show. like what i can, if i'm isn't comes in, they get me get that you make out of them on a shawl. bush are much is damaging. the engine was a yeah. no, no push. got me. what about i don't show any english i can only if i'm you know young women are shot they don't know what the punjab i got for them. i give me a good monday, monday and i'm going and even here the refugee is worry about their children. even among those who regard themselves as a literate, as a strong awareness that a good education is critical for that country's future matter. the way i want to thinking up almost as this is not the set. it's for the job. one does not it anymore. i'm gonna cut one son of the brother piano because he's in this. get a one, a son, a birth, nothing mister mana. after 20 years enough, dennis done, america has clearly failed to eliminate any of the prob

andrew, mona. >> megan, thank you. >>> and coming up, countdown to history. we hear from the cancer survivor who is among the first all civilian crew heading to space tomorrow. >>> but first new claims being made about former first lady melania trump and how she's responding. before you go there, ♪ or fist bump there. ♪ or... oh! i can't wait to go there! ♪ or reunite there, ♪ start here. walgreens makes it easy to stay protected wherever you go. schedule your free flu shot and covid-19 vaccine today. i've always focused on my career. but when we found out our son had autism, his future became my focus. lavender baths always calmed him. so we turned bath time into a business. and building it with my son has been my dream job. at northwestern mutual, our version of financial planning helps you live your dreams today. find a northwestern mutual advisor at nm.com anything your wild child does pampers cruisers 360 fit can too. with a stretchy waistband and adaptive 360 fit. so they can move the way they were born to. pampers cruisers 360 fit air wick essential mi

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here's abc's megan tevrizian. >> reporter: this morning, a deeper look into the negative impact that social media app instagram can have on teenagers' mental health. "the wall street journal" reports research at facebook, instagram's parent company, raised concern about how the app makes some teenagers feel about themselves and their appearance. according to a presentation from march 2020, 32% of teen girls said when they feel bad about their bodies, instagram made them feel worse. another slide saying, teens blame instagram for increases in the rate of anxiety and depression. >> it's just so stressful to take one picture that has to be perfect. >> reporter: "the wall street journal" claims facebook has publicly downplayed the research. >> now you're going down a road where you're looking at somebody's life and you're comparing your body and then you're looking at somebody's home life and comparing your financial situation. >> reporter: teens are an important demographic. 40% of users are age 22 or younger. back in march mark zuckerberg minimized the app's negative impacts. >> the re

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megan paterson, has the details. have you registered with a gp?ion to the usual freshers�* week festivities at oxford brookes university. 0.3. pop—up clinics and grab—a—jab drop—ins — allaimed at encouraging as many students as possible to get vaccinated, amid some concern about covid spread in young people. we are aware just before the summer there was quite a high increase in covid infection rates amongst the 18—24 year—olds, so we're really keen to try and sort of capture them just as they're coming back to university, to make sure in the environment they live in — maybe in shared houses — that we minimize the spread and the transmission of covid as much as possible. obviously, we want people to really enjoy their university terms, and so it's to really make it possible for them to do that. in england, 72% of young people aged between 18 and 2a have already had their first jab. among them is holly — now waiting for her second, it's as much about her own freedom as protecting others. we're socialising with other people and we'd like to be vaccin

megan patterson, bbc news. which killed seven children in kabul, was a mistake. from there, jeremy bowen reports. this is all that remains of the toyota corolla that the americans tracked for hours, as they convinced themselves — entirely incorrectly — that it was packed with explosives. five of the seven dead children were playing in the car when it was hit. its owner, zemari ahmadi — who they believed, wrongly, was an islamic state bomber — had just driven it home from his work with an american aid organisation. the survivors have moved out. after their terrible loss, they want compensation and resettlement in a safe country. this was america�*s last act of war before it pulled out of afghanistan, and the decision to fire the missile smacks of panic. and what a legacy. it isn�*t necessarily the parting shot of the americans, because they still have the capacity to hit targets from the air. the us relies increasingly on drones. across the road, the neighbours are still traumatised by what they heard and saw. p