michael john, the last word says the militants under greater scrutiny these days with everything ending up online on one's going to install the african national flag. if you are the taliban, you would have not expected this 20 years ago. today. it's a different up on it's been there, the younger generation people have access to social media. so we will have to see what is the official position of the alibi about this issue right now. this is a major headache for the taliban soldiers trying to police the city a city. i don't. busy know a city that's too complicated and this vacuum, some people have just thought ok, this is the time. let's go and pick up some vehicles and weapons. for more facials at the taliban have been shedding their what's up number, the number of cell phones asking visit and to basically get in touch if they saw such incidents. and they have been rather twist and quick in terms of responding 20 years ago. no one could speak and had access to social media to did i want to stand is watching the world is watching. in the meantime, a more theory, a threat to a ton of bon

michael. john, thank you for joining me gentlemen. things got it, robert, i'm sorry you 2 years talked us is getting more vaccines to mexico. big part of this conversation. but i've got to understand, we've already given 4000000 doses sending more, but then both leaders actually discuss the 2 countries can bolster other central american countries economies. but it's mexico actually in a place to send a to other countries. if we're sending aid to them or do you think this is just america as wanting, needing to write a bigger check america, we had too much money within the same as we are going back to washington fair will address in monroe doctrine. we take responsibility would be thing to happen in the semester because we do not what china stepping in, for example, to interstate. we did not want a colonial europe coming in to interfere in our backyards or russia. and so because of this, we do have a responsibility and a duty to ensure that we are helping to vaccinate those populations because they are, there is still this migrant crisi

that was michael john. this iris economics, leaf in berlin hall looking at cases overlaps of brutality by offices during sundays protests against covert restrictions. demonstrators claim police used, excessive force and video shows riot squads getting heavy handed with protest as your conduct corresponded. peter oliver give the details. well, there's been a lot of videos doing the rounds since sunday showing violent clashes between police and protest as to where they are demonstrating again, measures put in place to stop the spread of coven 191 video. in particular though, has drawn a lot of attention because it seems to show a police officer grabbing a woman by the neck and throwing her to the floor. the well, this is also drawn the attention of the un wrap onto for torture. that's nills meltzer . he's put out an appeal on his social media accounts calling for anybody who witnessed this incident to come forward. he's so far not talk to anybody in the media concerning his potential involvement and what that

john, doing a little leg work. michael beschloss joins us, we are waiting comments from the secretary of state. for viewers wondering, the foggy bottom seems to be running behind schedule, although it is a busy day. we're going to bring you secretary of state blinken's comments when he comes out to the lectern you see. i will go to john and then michael. john, we talked about policy and big picture history. walk us through from military expertise briefly for viewers what it actually means that there's no footprint on the ground there. what does afghanistan become in the eyes of the u.s. military planning that is distinct from what it was when it was this situation and we were on the ground, had a green zone and all this. what is it like now, like any other state where you start from scratch if dealing with a problem from there? >> i think things look different in iraq. i was there when we were down to 42 troops, shi'a militia were dropping rockets on us. three years later we were working with them to fight isis. we had the

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sandra oh. >> yes, and michael buble and john legend duetting. >> she was touching his face. >> loveo now in royal news, sort of, kristen stewart's stunning transformation into princess diana. we've seen it in the drama "spencer" earlier this week, we got the poster for the highly anticipated film and now we are getting our first look at her in action as the people's princess in a teaser, trailer, you guys, there's a lot of buildup before hearing the actress' take on diana's voice. she is from l.a. let's take a listen. ♪ ♪ >> they know everything. >> they don't. >> oh, my god. oh, my god. when she did that in rehearsal, everybody went home. they don't. you guys, they don't. two words. in true fashion we got only two words, the film will debut at the venice film festival in early september and a separate release on november 5th. >>> and finally, as we head into the last month of summer, a warning about the humble hot dog. according to a new study from the university of michigan, eating a single hot dog can take 36 minutes off a human's life. >> no. >> yes, cue the headlines and intern

. >> reporter: actor john michael hill. how safe do you feel? like you could do everything right and you just never know. you can only control what you can control. and what we control is beinghe clearly laid out by our team here. >> reporter: do you worry at all about the second variant? >> the feeling for me that arises is one quite frankly of frustration. because if you love the theater, if you love the feeling of sitting next to something and experiencing live entertainment, why aren't you vaccinated. >> reporter: the new play reflects the times we're living in. it captures the struggle of two young black men who dream of a life free from fear and racial injustice. >> you getting up off this block... where you going? >> i feel a sense of responsibility. because the mantle for broadway is on me, not just for my play but for audiences who are going to be coming in from covid with the racial reckoning of george floyd's murder on their minds, we are now reintroducing that topic with this play. >> reporter: a play that will re-ignite broadway and

and they've got some bell that right there. 35 yard run for john. michael hasty is 27 to 10 niners.e the celebration. now, this was a pretty one-sided game. nate peterman goes deep to allen needed native keelan doss, but he had picked off by ha ha clinton dix the niners just picked. clinton dix a couple weeks ago. look like you from. but at the end when he was ruled down. now more from hasty in the 4th. he finishes all the drive right there. another touchdown niners 34 to 10. trey lance finished 6 for 13 for 46 yards and that rushing td. meanwhile, jimmy garoppolo for for 7.64 yards. he also had that rushing touchdown. >> who will start week. one. we'll get into that a little later. but in the meantime, let's send it back out to levi were kron. 4 sports reporter kate rooney was for a recap. >> today's 3rd and final preseason game for the forty-niners. the dress rehearsal for the regular season as they call it, perhaps provided a clue into the question everyone has been longing to know the answer to which quarterback is going to start the season if today's game is any indication, cou

john ryding after michael mckee and claims. really strong 40 minutes to come. stay with us.his is bloomberg. ♪ ritika: with the first word news, i'm ritika gupta. the u.s. and u.k. are warning citizens in afghanistan not to travel to the kabul airport. they say there are threats of a terror attack. divided in adminstration says it knows about -- the biden administration says it knows about 1500 americans still in the country. the is really prime minister plans to discuss strategy on iran -- the israeli prime minister plans to discuss strategy on iran today at the white house. the u.s. favors a double medic agreement to halt nuclear activities -- a diplomatic agreement to halt news the activities. vice president kamala harris said she brought up the issue of dissidents serving prison terms, but when questioned, she did not ask plane how vietnam's human rights record is different from that of china, another communist country that does not tolerate dissent. the boeing 77 was grounded more than one it -- 737 was grounded more than one year ago. i federal regulators have now clea

michael calvin was arrested in 2019 on charges. his supporters say we're brought by a politically connected business. rival, john hall has the story. michael. calvin once flew high as one of russia's biggest foreign investors. now the u. s. businessman stands convicted of embezzlement. the verdict of moscow court. so far, the judge as the prosecutor did earlier, has simply repeated the phrases and arguments from the december, 2019 preliminary accusation. ignoring hundreds of documents, testimonies and expert witnesses that were presented during the trial over the last 7 months. but it's not over yet. i hope tomorrow the judge will address the real facts. hope dies laugh as they say, and russians call these arrest and 3 trial detention in 2019 shocked rushes business community already reeling from western sanctions and, and economic slump supporters claimed the charges against calvin company bearing vos stock lacked evidence. and that the country's judicial system was being used by a politically connected rival. even prominent russian business executives voiced concerns that the jailing of one of brushes, few remaining major foreign

while john chancellor angler, michael says the new reality in afghanistan is a big one, but her government will have to work with it. meanwhile, british foreign secretary dominic rob says the evacuation will continue right up until the last minute of august 31st. that's get more and all this. when did with nadine bother? he joins us from london. nadine, obviously the u. k. has been involved in afghanistan for many, many years now, and this really looks like it's going to go down to the wire for them. well, it doesn't, it's just an indication of how many people, thousands of people there are still desperately trying to get out of afghanistan, who are on british lists of people do to be repository. a british mean you're quoting defense sources is saying that there are 2000 afghans who worked as interpreters or as in other rows working with british forces in afghanistan, still waiting to be evacuated on top of an on know number of other so called special cases, who would you to be taken out of the country including human rights activists, members of the l, g b, t, community judges, and so on.

michael lie received from doctors at john muir hospital after undergoing a medically induced coma for over 2 months back in december 2020. he was suffering from a severe infection of covid-19. are you doing today? >> sometimes they feel like back to a 100%. so and sometimes i feel like i'm a quarter percent of myself. >> a lot has happened since he was released from the hospital back in may for starters governor gavin newsome fully reopen the state a month later because it appeared at long last california. have finally turned the corner of the coronavirus. first off, i was happy about it. >> obviously a lot of people are affected by this make him and things are opening up and away. >> the slowly in terms of gavin newsom, the state has to do with the tears and it definitely bringing back some of the normalcy. >> even though things are getting back to normal the covid-19 survivor explains why he still had feelings of concern. i was very careful along with my family. >> throughout this pandemic in terms of wear a face mask and doing are social distancing what they'd be learned for sure.

michael, oklahoma city. caller: good morning, john. there is a word that it seems like journalists don't want to use, and it is fascism. and that is exactly what we had, a fascist insurrection. the definition comes from mussolini. ed comes from a word meaning a collection of sticks like kindling. the conservative movement -- he also said that each -- they had political power, but not enough to gain control, but if you gather these sticks together, like if you get the conservative christians and the gooden toter's together, they don't have enough power alone, but if you put them together like kindling and light a fire and get them mad, then you might be able to accumulate enough power. that's what fascism is. host: that's michael in oklahoma city. this is reed in oceans short, washington. caller: i have a comment to make about the riots that this guest is saying is an insurrection. to correct the last caller, fascism is when the state takes over business, like the health care bill that had the largest tax increase in american history. b

( ticking ) >> john dickerson: michael lewis has written 14 books, most of them about people who sawpses on wall street, the next great idea in major league baseball, the value of a left tackle in football. as we first reported in may, his new book, called "the premonition," follows a group of doctors and scientists who saw the pandemic coming and raced to sound the alarm. but this is not just a book about the past. the book itself is a premonition. when michael lewis began work on his book about america's failed response to the pandemic, he had a beginning, but no middle or end. when you were writing this book, it was still unfolding. had you ever done that before? >> michael lewis: i did something a little unusual with this book. into my lap landed, i think, three of the best of the characters i've ever had. and i thought, let's just write the people and worry about how the story plays out when the story plays out. i got the richest narrative i think i've ever had. >> dickerson: what you describe in the book is a need for people who have the risk-taking muscle, who are going to tak

john f. kennedy. michael is also one of the four founding members of the nonprofit, the boston bull pen project. thank you for joining us this evening. we can't wait to hear your observations. >> my pleasure. thank you, gordon. >> you've got it. and, finally, and this man is no stranger to most of you, he is the most prolific writer ever on red sox history. don't even bother to protest that designation because no one even comes close. bill has forgotten more red sox history than most of us know. he's a board member of the society for american baseball research, aka sabr. he was a co-founder of rounder records. he's an author of countless books on the sox, including with the when baseball went to war," and also "ted williams at war." bill has been a panelist in previous presentations that i've been honored to hold. welcome, and thank you for being here. >> i've forgotten what it was like to have fenway park filled with fans. >> right. so in any event, before we begin our discussion, let me do a little scene se

the johns hopkins bloomberg school of public health is supported by michael r bloomberg, the founder of blue erg lpn blue erg philanthropies -- bloomberg lp and bloomberg philanthropies. college students are also going back and facing the delicate task of all of these universities trying to update safety protocols. 45% of 18 to 24-year-olds are fully vaccinated. that is a stunning statistic for me. how do you do that when these college kids have more freedom? taylor: the only sort of good anecdote we can bring to the story is the cost of tuition. it has been out of control. in the past, it is usually been that you see huge increases. here we see the cpi in college tuition being more affordable. from some of the stimulus checks, schools have done a good job passing out stimulus to individual students and using more from their endowments and stopping some tuition freezes as they try to share the burden. that has maybe been a bright spot in all of this. caroline: annette was just speaking to inequity within the school system. but also, in the university systems. universities that are in

you august 9th, on august 9th, on august the 9th 18 year old michael brown was gunned down. police officer has been in white police shot john r y. yeah. the little boy is a way to reach people about the make a political the must. they represented one with me re body. look today, let's go walk right into the gun. i wish me use the s u t r a me in the system wasn't bill 1st at all and i'm just not willing to accept this. but on the same hand, i is tough, you fight against the entire system. if we have 163 representatives, if we have 117 of them that are from one particular party that don't understand my community and not willing to sometime way substantial legislation. can i get the room that's going to speak to a major need for mock? thank you, mr. cher, members of the committee, bruce frank from 70 a district in the city of st. louis, current bill and house concurrent resolution 70 this bill speak to a couple of different things. first identified to use violence as a public health damage. last year, we are $200.00 over 51 percent of the murders. the victims were between the ages of 16 through 24, and that is a public health

michael steele. i know jim jordan, john.tly when he spoke to donald trump on january 6th and he knows exactly what donald trump said to him. jim jordan doesn't stammer like that. i've rarely seen jim jordan stammer like that. j john, this is why it's so important that jim jordan and kevin mccarthy and mark meadows and all of these guys get subpoenaed and get their butts in front of that select committee. >> they're not going to talk, though, joe. do you expect they actually will? >> no. i don't think they'll show or adhere to a subpoena but they should still be issued and delivered those subpoenas. brianna, the most important things we need to find out are how and why did january 6th happen? trump incite d it. but then trump's behavior that day, we know from reports that he sat in front of the tv and che cheered on these supporters. he was speaking to jrnd and he was speaking to mccarthy multiple times that day. >> we'll see what that means. what is it for a member of congress to ignore a congressional subpoena? >> true. >>

and john, this is why we have you because you're an expert and you're pretty good at predicting what's gonna happen next. thank you so much for joining us. china sent his canadian entrepreneur michael spell or to 11 years in prison, in a case linked to beijing, fight against the canadian government over the rest of an executive tech giant wall way or to correspond to john hardy joined us with the story. the chinese police arrested canadian citizen michaels 5 or back in 2018 after the chief financial officer of huawei main one. joe was arrested out of vancouver airport at the request of us authorities. he was charged with bank and wire fraud. as long as it remains out on bail and vancouver staying at the multi $1000000.00 mansion she owns while awaiting another extradition, hearing the chinese court convicted 5 or of espionage, accusing him among other things of supplying intelligence and sensitive information to former canadian diplomat. michael cove rig cobra was also arrested and detained along with 5 or both being held in isolation in the chinese prison for more than 2 years with reportedly limited contact with canadian embassy and the outside world. canadian ambassador to china

michael lie received from doctors at john muir hospital after undergoing a medically induced coma for over 2 months back in december 2020. he was suffering from a severe infection of covid-19. are you doing today? >> sometimes they feel like back to a 100%. so and sometimes i feel like i'm a quarter percent of myself. >> a lot has happened since he was released from the hospital back in may for starters governor gavin newsome fully reopen the state a month later because it appeared at long last california have finally turned the corner of the coronavirus. first off, i was happy about it. >> obviously a lot of people are affected by this make him and things are opening up and away. the slowly in terms of governor the state has to do with the tears and it definitely bringing back some of the normalcy. >> even though things are getting back to normal the covid-19 survivor explains why he still had feelings of concern. i was very careful along with my family. >> throughout this pandemic in terms of wear a face mask in doing are social distancing what they'd be like for sure. i learned for

secretary blinken followed by john kirby and army major general hank taylor. later representatives michael mccaul and andy kim hold a bipartisan press conference with their views of the withdrawal. ♪ >> sees manager unfiltered view of government, funded by these television companies and more, including buckeye broadband. ♪ -- announcer: c-span is your unfiltered view of government. funded by these television companies and more, including buckeye broadband. ♪ buckeye broadband supports c-span as a public service, along with these other television providers, giving you a front row seat to democracy. ♪ >> secretary of state antony blinken briefed reporters on evacuation efforts in afghanistan. he gave estimates on the number of americans who have been flown out of kabul as well as those who remain in the country. he spoke for about 30 minutes. partisan lame game -- blame game. >> good afternoon. i would like to go and update on the situation in afghanistan and ongoing efforts there. particularly as they relate to u.s. citizens and i am happy to take westerns. let me -- questions. let me begin

and good -- some are british best historians at the time wrote for them including sir michael howard and also sir johneagan and i was wondering if sir john keagan is famous for the book the face of battle which talks about -- many historians have said it's the first book by a military historian to emphasize the common soldier as opposed to the generals and the tactics and everything and i wondered what your opinion of that is, thank you very much. >> thank you, david. >> i totally agree. john keagan was a friend of mine. he changed the way that we look at military history. but military history before john was overwhelmingly about which division went this way and which division went that way. on the face of battle which although john is now dead for quite a while and you wouldn't thank me for saying this. it made us think about the reality of what war is like and instead of just thinking of it in terms of numbers of which division went what way, all of us who have followed john, writing about the history of war, which i like to say i write about history of war and not military history. we owe our debt

and photographs and some of british best sister in to the wrote for them including sir michael howard and also sir johnas wondering if sir john keegan and his book the face of battle which talks about the many historians have said it's the first book by a military historian to emphasize the common soldier as opposed to the generals and the tactics and everything. i wonder what your 10 enough that is? thank you very much. >> host: thank you david. >> guest: i totally agree. he was a close friend of mine and he changed the way that we look at military history. military history was overwhelmingly about which division went this way in which went that way. he wouldn't thank me for saying this but it remains his best and most influential book and it made us think about the reality of what war is like instead of just thinking in terms of numbers. i think all of us who have followed john writing about the history of war which i was like to say i write about history of board and not military history we all owe a debt to john because he showed the way. i think his book, i reread it quite recently in it still rea

and the historians at the time answer michael howard so i am wondering is john keegan is famous for thech talks about many have said it is the first book to emphasize the common soldier and with those tactics and i wondered what is your opinion of that? thank you very much. >> i totally agree. a close friend of mine he change the way we look at military history. which division went this way or that way of course now he is dead for quite a while that i think that remains is best to most influential. made us think about the reality. instead just in terms of numbers. and with all of those writing about history of war. we only debt to john because we read that quite recently. it reads fantastically well. and for what it is like for example not everybody is a hero in any given battle about one quarter of your guys when you say charge one quarter will be up there with you have to come behind the other quarter will probably never get out of the trenches. that's not surprising. that's just the way mankind is. that john got down to the nitty-gritty of how people behave in a way nobody has before

pays as bill gays and michael bloomberg are getting called out online after it was revealed that they are pouring millions of dollars into the hunt for precious metals in greenland. john hardy has the details on what they're looking for and why greenland, here comes the money billionaires, bill gates, jeff bezos and former new york city mayor michael bloomberg. among others went to drill through greenland stick ice to find raw materials to power. a new generation of electric cars, cove, old metals, a mineral exploration company, backed by break through energy, which is funded by gates bays as bloomberg and other prominent billionaires including investment banker, ray dalio, and virgin galactic richard. branson has entered into a joint venture with the london based mining company, blue j mining to mine, greenland for raw material such as nichol, copper and platinum. as the company writes on its web page, cold metals is a mineral exploration company that uses machine learning and other scientific computing techniques to increase the ethical supply of critical materials needed to build electric vehicles and personal electronics. many new mines will be needed for electric

michael because it is just unsafe. the conditions are not ideal for those to respond. but governor john bel says as soon as the conditions are okay they will be out to those places as soon as they possibly can. michael? >> yes, some harrowing stories starting to emerge. darryl forges, thanks so much, appreciate it. >>> all right. let's bring in retired lieutenant general russell honore in batton rung. he's best known for coordinating military relief efforts after hurricane katrina. sir, thanks for being with us. what is your read on the impact of ida from what we know and how has it differed from katrina, which you were so involved with? >> well, this storm didn't have the circumference. katrina was bigger and moved faster once it got to landfall, moving at 12 miles an hour. this storm was fast at sea, then got to landfall and then went down to 4 to 5 miles an hour in terms of forward movement. the fact that it was smaller and packed more wind and state longer at a category 2 and category 3 than katrina did, which caused a lot of damage going up from the coast, from houma up toward new

napoleon hill's think and growd rich, f john beauchamp's franklin winston and michael dobbs one minuteo midnight. a lot of history titles there, mr. shirley. one stood out to me that was napoleon hill's think and grow rich. what is thatat about? >> that book has been around for 100 years. my grandmother georgia turned me onto it as a young boy. it is kind of a different two, it is inspirational but how you achieve success with your spiritual means, your economic social means. just to re-energize my thinking every couple of years now. when i hire a new pr firm i gave them a copy of think and grow rich because he is so much useful information. >> another book you chose your rereading cs lewis' the screwtape letters, why? >> i love cs lewis. he proved that you can be spiritual and be a libertarian. and his case he was a christian and libertarian. it teaches the lord's work is the double what he is teaching how to ruin people's lives. things to avoid things to know about. the house is burning down and somebody a box of matches or if someone you hand them a firehose. what's going on society

napoleon hill's think and growd rich, f john beauchamp's franklin winston and michael dobbs one minuteo midnight. a lot of history titles there, mr. shirley. one stood out to me that was napoleon hill's think and grow rich. what is thatat about? >> that book has been around for 100 years. my grandmother georgia turned me onto it as a young boy. it is kind of a different two, it is inspirational but how you achieve success with your spiritual means, your economic social means. just to re-energize my thinking every couple of years now. when i hire a new pr firm i gave them a copy of think and grow rich because he is so much useful information. >> another book you chose your rereading cs lewis' the screwtape letters, why? >> i love cs lewis. he proved that you can be spiritual and be a libertarian. and his case he was a christian and libertarian. it teaches the lord's work is the double what he is teaching how to ruin people's lives. things to avoid things to know about. the house is burning down and somebody a box of matches or if someone you hand them a firehose. what's going on society

tom: michael mckee has to do it in real time which is a real art. johnpartition between flow dynamics and new theory of qe and learning about smoke signals -- it a changed discussion. jonathan: we need to talk about rates. that was the only lever to pull on. what is more important, qe or rates? let's bring in steve ricchiuto. you think qe is the more important tool. when someone like myself sits here and says i think qe does not matter, $120 billion, $180 billion, you think it does make a difference, why? steve: you are living in a world of excess supply and what you need to do is create liquidity that allows inflation rate to actually not get sucked into a deflationary bias. this has been the fed's ongoing risk. continuing to fall back to their preemptive ways. this is the thing that worries me the most. the interest rate dynamic is not having any impact on the currency. the difference between a near zero interest rate level or a five to 10 basis point negative will not cause people to move assets globally and therefore affect the currency and expose us