really glad to see the salon back open and as, as we that had a daily routine, melbourne, and see mike, ryan cleans susie in. yeah, it should be honest. logan, my heart is dancing. i'm dunsen mohammed has been fortunate. many buildings in this region still remain damaged and at risk of collapsing. in some cases, it's unclear who will pay for repairs. few here were insured when disaster struck. government aid hasn't reached every one yet or has proven insufficient. many here are disappointed the expected quicker emergency relief which go on for one of of i think at 1st there were not enough workers. was going to love on top of that. i guess it was the same for you. hello. you had to get an estimate of the damage and she'll get a company to do a firm up thing though smarter than others. be a habit of foreign company. do that, give her. the flyer, wiped out many jobs in the region. mario is a nurse, but his former workplace, a nearby clinic, is still being rebuilt. it's been in court. so my benefits because of the flood. we will have to see how things go. i figured, i hope to, we'll re open thi

mike ryan, the executive director of the w h. e o 's health emergencies program. he talks about how prepared nations are or unprepared for this. so each country has gaps in its readiness caps, in this preparedness gaps in the surveillance. no country is without those gaps. some of those gaps are more extreme. and many of those gaps are because of lack of access and lack of equity, we will see differential impacts and countries. so depending on how strong that wall of immunity is in your community, depending on how well you deal with the vulnerabilities the people have. and depending on how well you're prepared to deal with that, i think we're going to see further ways of disease and i think we will see them have a very differential impact between countries. and there is so much the countries can do now in preparation and in readiness. so rosen like that. yes, go ahead and transfer question is, what do we feel about the long standing impact of people who were vaccinated for small baths when they were younger people up to 50 years ago? what do we think that'll do to

putting this into some perspective, we came out of the long holiday weekend wringing our hands and mike ryan along with tesla, moderna. we are working our way into next week where it will be about inflation. we will get cpi of course on wednesday with retail sales on friday and then a week from yesterday earnings will truly begin with jp morgan, citigroup, wales, pnc and the rest. get rest of the weekend with a lot to be done in the days ahead. >>> welcome to the halftime report, i am scott wapner. >>> joining me today, kevin o'leary and jim lebenthal as we check the market as we always do. the helmet good for 68 in a quarter, 31, 453. the 10 year note yielding 309 as we watch that closely today obviously with the jobs report. this shows no

amendment to remove the former president from office and specifically former secretary of state mike pompeo. ryan mentioned he was on fox today. here he is on the potential to testify for the committee. >> we're trying to figure that out. i want to make sure the american people get the full story of the things that happened in the trump administration. >> short of a subpoena from the committee, what are the political considerations of a potential 2024 presidential candidate of engaging with the committee? >> well, you just nailed it, victor. mike pompeo clearly wants to run for president, and he wants to court some of the voter who is supported donald trump that may be looking for other alternatives. so, he's walking a bit of a tight rope there. another potential 2024 candidate, vice president mike pence is not engaging with the committee. so, there are considerations for him. when i heard him say just now that he wants to make sure they get the full view of what happened in the trump administration, what i think he potentially wants to do is to go to the committee and then come out and say, well

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testimony, including a possible committee deposition of trump's secretary of state, mike pompeo , as soon as this week. cnn's ryan nobles has all the details from washington. >> reporter: the department of justice investigation into the events that led to january 6th is expanding at a rapid click. >> i'm aware of other white house officials who have been reached out to by doj and are planning to cooperate. >> reporter: alyssa farah is telling cnn that doj has reached out to more former officials in the trunk white house, beyond mark short and greg jacob, two top aides to mike pence. cnn is learning that cassidy hutchinson, a former top aide to trump's chief of staff is the latest official from the latin ministration to start cooperating with the doj's criminal investigators. >> i think the doj is keeping an eye on who is coming before january 6th, and who may have helpful information. >> reporter: federal investigators have asked questions specifically about donald trump's action, suggesting the probe is getting closer to the former president, himself. all while a separate state- level investigation is looking at

we are in pittsburgh, ryan curry, abc7news. >> meteorologist mike is here now looking at the air quality. if you could see the air behind you that is not a good thing. >> you know what's going on with the fire is a subsurface fire which means it's burning underneath the surface of the ground that's what i understand is burning. this area at this time of year is hot, dry, and windy all the time. it is windy and he will see how hot it will be upper 80's and mid 90's and upper 90's over the weekend. winds of the west up to 13 miles per hour but they do not calm down this time of year through the delta. they could tonight. emitted he levels will rise 82%. 87% and then they drop down. there is not a lot of smoke and produced by this, most of our reporting stations are green or yellow around their, but this is the way purple air look at it earlier this morning. local licensors showed unhealthy air it got trapped under the inversion the inversion has broken by the heat of the day and air quality is better now. >> think you. out dangers. climate change -- drought dangers climate change and the i

eastman is one of the architects of the scheme to pressure the vice president mike pence into overturning the 2020 election. ryan department's investigation. >> reporter: the department of justice investigation into the events that led to january 6 is expanding at a rapid clip. >> i am aware of other white house officials who have been reached out to by doj and are planning to cooperate. >> reporter: former white house staffer alyssa farah telling cnn that doj has reached out to more former officials. cnn now learning that cassidy hutch inin-is just the late toa start cooperating with the doj criminal investigators. >> i think that doj is keeping an eye on who is coming before january 6 and who may have helpful information. >> reporter: you news comes at the same time that sources say that the federal investigators have asked questions specifically about donald trump's actions, suggesting their probe is getting closer to the former president himself. all while a separate state level investigation is looking at trump and election interference in georgia. >> you see a pincer's movement on donald trump and perhaps

mike pompeo. as soon as this week. cnn's ryan noble

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mike pompeo. as soon as this week. cnn's ryan nobles has all the details from washington. >> the department of justice investigation into the events that led to january 6th is expanding at a rapid pace. >> i am aware of other white house officials who have been reached out to by doj, and are planning to cooperate. >> former weiss out staffer elissa farah, telling cnn, the doj has reached out to more administration officials and the trump white house. -- top aides to bike vice president mike pence. cnn learning that cassidy hoskinson, a former trump aide to the chief of staff is the latest official from the last administration to start cooperating with the doj's criminal investigating. >> i think doj is keeping an eye on on who's coming before january six, and who may have helpful information. >> the news comes at the same time sources tell the washington post post and the new york times, that federal investigators have asked questions specifically about donald trump's actions. suggesting they are probe is getting closer to the fo

. >> let's stay on that ryan, because those two former top aides to mike pence, we are not talking about speaking to the house select committee, this is not just some congressional hearing. they spoke to the grand jury. how significant is that? >> it's very significant. and you know, not to undermine it all, the washington post is fantastic reporting here, and obviously journalistic jealousy is very big into what i'm about to say. there was really snow on the, ground and the washington post was able to report that it snowed last night because you had a situation where there was evidence of than testifying, marc short testifying for example before the grand jury. and mark short is the only reason you call him into a federal grand jury is a testify about systemically what we are talking about here. that's the only information that he would have that is up significance. so this is a big step forward and i think matt is right in terms of the doj being very revealed this is out. because there has been this public pressure on the doj, the sort of go further and make a public announcement of th

ryan. we've got the holidays here in the south wells instructor at the moment. hold a mike is a traveling authorities and told them to please stay at home and tony conduct non essential travel. so it's along the southwest coast, we've also got the while just condition so it's not just flooding inland and flash flooding. we've got wild conditions along the coast of new south while fair. i believe this is what now the bad time many of these areas have been inundated, how people there actually holding up. well, the east coast of australia has been flooded a number of times i think, 3 times in as many months in the last year lines. the queen's ad was hit hard, but nice up was. it's a 3rd time these guys that i've been hearing some of these district. so some communities, a city still cleaning up and that includes parts of northern new south wales. i haven't got the heavy ryan that this time around. but parts of cities, norquist and southwest, they have been inundated again. now looking at some of the numbers of people in these communities around a 100 people have been rescued ov

ryan, what are you learning about former secretary of state mike pompeo's interactions with a january 6th committee? >> we know that pompeo and his team have been engaging with a committee. i'm told he could sit for a closed-door deposition with committee investigators as soon as this week. that is an important development because we know the committee has been especially interested in members of the trump cabinet. i am told that is because they are very interested in conversations related to the 25th amendment after what took place on january 6th. there have been several cabinet members that have already come before the committee. we have seen some of their depositions during the select committee hearings and with some of the video deposition clips the committee has released, including chris miller, who is the acting secretary of defense. they just released some of his deposition this week. of course, the acting attorney general, jeff rosen, and also, that then labor secretary, eugene scalia. we know they talk to cabinet secretaries. they could've talked to cabinet secretaries that w

mike lindell just a drop of retired people. court document and that he'll discover tim ryan may be the most disappointing democrat in the united states congress. he represents youngstown, . noning valley in ohio and for a little while he posed as someone who understood the trials of the people he represents. we used to have himpr on the shw fairly regularly and then itly seemed to get hostile. here's one of our last t conversations in january. sa >> 2018 there a lot of sad situations in ohio right now. four thousand people died of situations in ohio right now. thousands of people drug, 400 were deported by a factor of ten drug. thesen are a bigger deal and you're spending your time power you havec to honor someone who was deported rather than one ofha your constituents who diedn a drug dealer. and i don't understand why. the simple question hey, tucker , , i spent more timee on the opiate epidemic in my career than you have. youny tonight. have you know,-- a lot of people you're going to hear me. socr i'm not taking a backseat o you or anybody else on the opiate epidemic. you tell your president and your party to fund the p bi

ryan. now one of britain cnn legal analyst, elliott williams, and elliott troy the former adviser to vice president mike pence. good evening to you guys, working for the light. it's 10:00, not so that. glad to see both of you. elliott, so many moving parts right now when it comes to january 6th. let's start with these 16 fake trump electors, and we have been told they are not target of this criminal probe. they were initially told that they were considered witnesses. what is this escalation mean? should expect charges? do you see this is an escalation? >> it is definitely an escalation. it doesn't mean that necessarily expect charges but they should not be surprised if they get charged. merely being brought in as a witness is exactly that. they are sought for their testimony, when they are target, that means they are being investigated. and could be the subject and could ultimately be charged. now, look, oftentimes when people are targets of investigations that is not where it ends. it can either expand to other targets at their level, or up the chain. and i think we know what that means. and other peop

ryan, adam kinzinger tells the wall street journal that the panel is discussing whether to seek an interview with former vice president mikece and perhaps even with donald trump. what is the latest? >> reporter: that's right, wolf. we knew for some time the committee has kept the door open to the former vice president and former president. what is different is it may consider offering pans a transcribed interview as opposed to sitting for a formal deposition. the committee has not ruled out the possibility of a subpoena of former president trump as well. this has been a discussion since the beginning. the community is not ruling that out but i've been told by sources it is still very unlikely that we could see that through a subpoena. it may be difficult to enforce and they are not sure the information they would get from donald trump would even be valuable. it is significant that what could be the late stages of the january 6th investigation that they are still leaving the door open with perhaps the two most important players, mike pence and donald trump. >> the department of homeland security's inspector general says the

ryan. i want to bring in analyst elliott williams and elizabeth troye, the former adviser to vice president mike pence. good evening to you guys working fairly late, it is 20 o'clock, not so late. got to see both of you. elie, so many moving parts right now when it comes to january six. let's start with the 16 fake trump electors who have been told that they are not targets in the criminal probe. they were initially told that they were considered witnesses. what is the escalation mean? should it expect charges? you see as an escalation? >> it is definitely an escalation, don. does not mean we can expect charges, but they should not be surprised if they get charged. really being brought in as a witness is exactly that. they are set for their testimony. when there are a target, that means they are being investigated and could be the subject and ultimately be charged. look, oftentimes, when people are targets of investigations, that is not where it ends. it can either expand to other targets at the level or up to train. i think we know what that means and other people that can ultimately reach, nam

mike pence telling cnn that he testified friday in front of a d.c. grand jury. and new york times and wall street journal our reporting pence's general counsel also testified. cnn's, ryan nobles, live in the capital with the very latest. good evening to you ryan. once again. what do you learning about these top-end states testifying before the grand jury? >> don, i was good to be with you, this is a significant development. in terms of the department of justice's investigation into donald trump's election interference and how that led to what happened here on january 6th. both jacobs and marc short were really kind of the first big win this is that the january 6th flight committee were able to cooperate that right inside that war room of the white house, the west wing, the oval office, on the days leading up to january 6th. but their testimony revealed to the committee at that time with the intense pressure campaign that was put on by president mike pence is period of time. and the steps that pence did to resist that. it also really shed a light on things like the fake elector plot that was going on around the country. these are all things we didn't previously know unt

ryan nobles on capitol hill. you just caught up with the chairman of the committee, bennie thompson, democrat of mississippi, talking about possible future witnesses, including mike think more than anything, what our conversation with chairman thomas shows is this investigation is far from over and they have no conversation with chairman thomas shows is this investigation is far from over and they have not ruled out talking to some of these key witnesses that have been at the center of their investigation. since that time, they have obviously talked to a number of key members of his orbit, his chief of staff, mark short, greg jacob, his chief counsel. we have seen videotape of their deposition, but chairman thompson said they would still welcome mike pence to come and speak before the committee and the committee is still actively talking about ways to elicit his testimony. the other thing he talked about was the possibility of ginni thomas still being a witness in front of the committee. obviously, the committee has in their possession a number of different forms of communication between thomas and people like mark meadows and john eastman, the ns

ryan retire from politics, like the fullest guy at thanksgiving dinner. the phenomenon was crystallized even further yesterday in washington, d.c. when donald trump and mikeica's future. now at one marriott trump painted a grim, fascism friendly picture of the nation, a similar sort of speech to his american carnage speech in 2017. >> our country is now a cesspool of crime. our streets are riddled with needles and soaked with the blood of innocent victims. they want to damage you in any form, but they really want to damage me so i can no longer go back to work for you. >> why not hide under your bed. >> at the other marriott you had pence praising trump. >> well, i will tell you that i couldn't be more proud of the record of the trump/pence administration so i don't know that our movement is that divided. i don't know that the president and i differ on issues, but we may differ on focus. >> okay. what? proud of the trump/pence administration even after the trump part of the trump/pence administration sent armed thugs to hang you. there's video. we know you saw, it mike. it just shows how pence and his fellow republicans are willing to overlook anything, e

mike pence telling cnn that he testified friday in front of a d.c. grand jury. and new york times and wall street journal our reporting pence's general counsel also testified. cnn's, ryanital wither

mike, he was forced out. he came from amazon to help turn gamestop around, the chairman, the activist ryan cohen doesn't think culture. he's out. we don't have a specified number but at the corporate level so not staff from retail stores to be nibble. was it just yesterday we were talking about announcement? stuart: i want update on levis strauss, the jeans people, they are still down on the -- >> not as much as some of their peers like gap, they are down 34% this year. what i found out even if people go back to normal activities, weddings, back to the office, we are still dressing comfortably and casually and that's good for levi strauss, their jeans are they -- stuart: i'm wearing levi jeans as we speak. lauren: you have dockers on, dan because they are dockers. stuart: good idea. lauren: they reaffirmed the outlook and raised quarterly dividend. that works for me. let's talk warren buffet because he's buying more and why? >> why doesn't he buy the whole thing at this point? he bought additional 12 million jurors at cost of $700,000. now owns 19%, occidental share price has doubled because of war and energy

mike pence did. they saved our democracy. for him to run as president i do not say, i say kissinger, liz cheney, paul ryan. i know it is a long time, but they need to get back to the republican party. i changed to independent last month, i could not take it anymore. i gave all my funds back because i voted for trump in 2016. i cried the whole four years, when he left i kissed the ground again and at 7:34 am on january 7th on when trump's band, i put the phone on the ground on my knee, i said thank you, we are going to get back, we will. it is only 25% right now, they will not change their mind, they are going to stick with it. which is their victory. they need trump, they needed a big later, for 30 or 40 years they wanted that. and also, he is, them they use because each other, the only thing i want to say is we are going to be fine, i'm going to go back to being a republican again. >> okay. >> after all of this. >> we will go next their public in line and hear from carey in philadelphia. >> hey, bill, how are you doing this morning? thank you for taking my call. mike pence may have some role in the govern

definitely enjoyed and kissed the ground when -- mike pence saved our democracy, but for him to run as a president -- i see adam kissinger, liz cheney, paul ryan. on the left, they need to get back to save the republican party. i changed to independent last month. i could not take it anymore. i voted for trump and 2016. i cried the whole four years. when he left, i kissed the ground again. 7:34 a.m., january 7, when -- when they banned him, i said, thank you. only 25% now. they will not change their mind. they are going to speak. it was their holiday, their victory. they needed a big leader. they wanted to do this. they use each other so the only thing i want to say is we are going to be fine. i am going to get back to being a republican again. after all of this. we will go next -- host: we will go next to the republican line. caller: thank you for taking my call. mike pence might have had some role in the gop, but i do not believe he can go against trump in a primary. i do not think he would win. during his name in would take votes from governor desantis. when you look at the election results from -- he got 70 million votes. 70 million people

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mike. you look at the state like ohio, which has gone deep red, right? >> mm-hmm. >> well, you have tim ryannservative democrat, who is doing very well. nine points ahead in the latest poll. in the same state, you have sherrod brown who is one of the more progressive members, who owns the state of ohio. so this isn't even about ideology, is it? >> no. in a sense, joe, it's about toughness and it's about reality for democratic candidates. tim ryan is talking about things that matter to people. tim ryan is talking about guns. he's linking his candidacy with the support for the police. in opposition to the de-fund the police this went on a couple years ago. he's talking about what happened when kids in ohio and everywhere else in this country lost maybe two formative years of public school education by not being able to go to school. brian, my question to you is, on a larger scale, the democratic candidates for office, the democrats in office today, what happened to toughness? i mean, trump is living in their heads. they're talking about donald trump all the time. what happened to the toughness

the summer's, ryan noble is saying the secret service piece of this looms incredibly large right now. >> it does. and i just want to say to you that i've been talking with a top aide to mikeet service issue. and what this aid says, is that the relationship between mike pence and his two secret service agents is terrific, trustworthy, etcetera etcetera. they have absolutely no issues and only praise. he also did not know about this audio recording. that we heard tonight. and he said he was a little bit skeptical about it, because he didn't sense any fear from the agents that day. but, of course, you don't know. >> it's also that job you all say, it's the agents job, they would take great pride in making sure they kept private those conversations. >> exactly. >> and the people they were protecting. >> exactly. but he had not heard about it, or heard it. until tonight. you know, anderson, i'm struck still by what liz cheney said at the top of the hearing tonight, which is that the dam has broken. i don't think any of us were expecting these hearings to continue even as long as they had, little lone into september, and i think that really shows that the depth of surprise, eve