>> reporter: for most of its 169 years, mills college has been a college for women only, but mills college beth hillman says excluding half the population hasn't been a successful business model of late. >> continuing this information we have today, long into the future through different models. >> bolstering the college financially, cross enrollment means students could study in boston if they choose, and they can't access northeastern's innovative co-op program, allowing students to alternate full-time studies with professional work experience. what will be lost is mills status as an all women's school , something even its leaders say is important. >> why would people think that is going to be lost now? >> it's not going to be lost, because, northeastern has committing to encouraging and keeping the essence that is mills. >> reporter: they say northeastern's charter requires equal access. so, when school starts next fall, mills will be a completely coed college. >> it will no longer be what we remember mills college to be. >> reporter: cynthia holland is a part of mills coalition. the hi

that's exactly what happened at the canton textile mill in canton, georgia. in the textile industry, the major health hazard is cotton dust. >> cotton comes into the mill in big 500-pound bails. unfortunately, this bail consists of not just the raw cotton which has to be spun into yard but leaves and dirt that's accumulated in the harvesting process. these leaves and dirt break into fine dust in the process of opening the bails and early operations of carting the fine fibers and spinning the yarn. as a result, there is a very fine dust emitted and that exists in the air in the cotton mill. it causes people to cough, and it causes breathlessness. eventually, after long exposure, it causes total disability due to what is popularly known as brown lung disease, a disease of the lungs which is crippling and ultimately can cause early death. >> osha had adopted a standard to protect workers from brown lung disease by limiting the amount of cotton dust in the air. but in 1973, some canton workers felt their plant wasn't meeting the standard. >> the cotton dust was b

filling up the middle school parking lot looked like it was fairly organized mill valleys. mayor says the completion time is still being calculated, but it's safe to say the car's clear to significant number of main roads within 10 minutes. it tells us that the concept works and, uh we can now plug it into this. you know the simulation. and find the sweet spot like how quickly do we move the cars from one location to another around town? mill valley residents say they've got go bags at the ready and even have a creative car free solution to avoid gridlock in the event of an evacuation, because when there's a fire, all these roads are gonna be backed up completely, and that's why we're taking our bikes. mill valley's mayor also tells me that the high turnout of volunteers today is a reflection that evacuations for wildfires is top of mind. given the current wildfires in california, and the amount of gridlock we saw as people trying to evacuate lake tahoe during the cowl or fire andre and hopefully this test run is successful in the future for people keep an eye on thank you

>> reporter: for most of its 169 years, mills college has been a college for women only, but mills collegexcluding half the population hasn't been a successful business model of late. >> continuing this information we have today, long into the future through different models. >> bolstering the college financially, cross enrollment means students could study in boston if they choose, and they can't access northeastern's innovative co-op program, allowing students to alternate full-time studies with professional work experience. what will be lost is mills status as an all women's school , something even its leaders say is important. >> why would people think that is going to be lost now? >> it's not going to be lost, because, northeastern has committing

the mills college at north eastern university. for the first time in 169 years, men will be admitted as under grads. this caps a turbulent year for mills which saw the school threaten to close. mills was considering a merger prompt of a lawsuit. a judge lifted that merger and mills' trustees formalized it. >>> the u.s. led the way for covid-19. some bay area scientists have developed a miracle cure that shows promise of actually wiping out the virus from your cells. our investigative unit discovered and clinical trials creating delays and getting potential treatments in the the hospital. >> covid shine a light on in efficient of the system. >> how is a country of such vast medical resources have little to show in terms of covid-19 treatments? >> it's not that we have nothing to show. we have a clinical research infrastructure that works perfectly well in peacetime. but, it was inadequate for this epidemic. >> we investigate why that has happened and show you high some high-risk covid patients can benefit from this research. >>> we

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that is why the mill valley mayor and other city officials are conducting experiments saturday, mill valley is teamed up with google researchers to organise an evacuation drill aimed at improving the evacuation response here. the drill will involve some 250 residents lining up on east blight dale avenue to create gridlock. then time how long it takes to clear the area by directing cars to nearby parking areas away from any fire zones. the theory is that by clearing the flatland area quickly, cars continuing to come down from the hills won't hit choke points that can be fatal. we've seen that that chaos on the roadway during other disasters within our community within the state of california within the oakland hills. within the city of santa rosa and the tubbs fire, google will be using its research and technology to help mill valley with its evacuation plan. what we're going to do is run that process. with a drill with real cars on saturday, time in and see how it works. and then compare that to, uh, give that information to google so they can run their own scenarios. to help us deci

that is where the mill valley mayor and other city officials are conducting experiments saturday, millis teamed up with google researchers to organise an evacuation drill aimed at improving the evacuation response here. the drill will involve some 250 residents lining up on east glendale avenue to create gridlock. then time how long it takes to clear the area by directing cars to nearby parking areas away from any fire zones. the theory is that by clearing the flatland area quickly, cars continuing to come down from the hills won't hit choke points that can be fatal. we've seen that that chaos on the roadway during other disasters within our community within the state of california within the oakland hills. within the city of santa rosa and the tubbs fire, google will be using its research and technology to help mill valley with its evacuation plan. what we're going to do is run that process. with a drill with real cars on saturday. time it and see how it works. and then compare that to, uh, give that information to google so they can run their own scenarios. to help us decide whether

for general mills it's really more about the costs they're making do. to match the consumption but it's coming with elevated costs as they have saying right now it looks like they have enough pricing that's going into place they had 4%, it's probably on its way to 5% or 6%, but even that might not be enough there's a lot of inflation out there. >> if the cost of labor is making their costs continue to go up into next year, is the fed helping or hurting their cause or is it completely irrelevant to it? >> a lot of this is the labor shortage that exists companies are becoming more resigned, whether restaurant companies or food companies to this labor issue sticking around so it seems to be that is your root cause and it's causing a lot of, of course, wage inflation and wage expectations is the most permanent type of inflation cause and that seems to be what is happening right now within the food chain. >> very, very interesting. let's turn to how they're dealing with it. even with companies facing what they're facing, they do have options. the way they em

that is where the mill valley mayor and other city officials are conducting experiments saturday, mill valley is teamed up with google researchers to organise an evacuation drill aimed at improving the evacuation response here. the drill will involve some 250 residents lining up on east blight dale avenue to create gridlock. then time how long it takes to clear the area by directing cars to nearby parking areas away from any fire zones. the theory is that by clearing the flatland area quickly, cars continuing to come down from the hills won't hit choke points that can be fatal. we've seen that that chaos on the roadway during other disasters within our community within the state of california within the oakland hills. within the city of santa rosa and the tubbs fire, google will be using its research and technology to help mill valley with its evacuation plan. what we're going to do is run that process. with a drill with real cars on saturday, time in and see how it works. and then compare that to, uh, give that information to google so they can run their own scenarios. to help us deci

mills had a plan. >> we call it serial number restoration.essed layers underneath that still has that impression of the serial number. using acid, we can restore that number. >> he demonstrated the process on a gun from the fbi collection. >> once you've polished it, you go in and you literally start peeling the layers back with the acid until the number actually is visible. >> it's amazing how it just reappears, the serial number. >> sometimes it does. other times you might not be able to restore any type of number at all. >> there was another way to determine if they had found the murder weapon. mills would try to match the telltale markings on the bullets that killed karlin to the gun from the river. >> these fine striations that you see are the equivalent of a human fingerprint. >> but there was no way the recovered weapon would ever fire again. so mills removed its barrel, gently cleaned it, and attached it to a working revolver for a test firing. he demonstrated that process with a similar revolver. mills was able to do six test firings

that is where the mill valley mayor and other city officials are conducting experiments saturday, mill with google researchers to organise an evacuation drill aimed at improving the evacuation response here. the drill will involve some 250 residents lining up on east blacktail avenue to create gridlock. then time how long it takes to clear the area by directing cars to nearby parking areas away from any fire zones. the theory is that by clearing the flatland area quickly, cars continuing to come down from the hills won't hit choke points that can be fatal. we've seen that that chaos on the roadway during other disasters within our community within the state of california within the oakland hills. within the city of santa rosa and the tubbs fire, google will be using its research and technology to help mill valley with its evacuation plan. what we're going to do is run that process with a drill with real cars on saturday. time in and see how it works. and then compare that to, uh, give that information to google so they can run their own scenarios to help us decide whether this is a rea

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mr. mills. first off. just even the logistics of trying to organize something like this seem bewildering and such a chaotic time of trying to get those people out of afghanistan. can just explain to us how you managed it. i'm sorry, no, i can't actually hear you. i apologize. can you hear me at all now, mr. mills? now i'm sorry. i still can't hear you. okay. we'll try and re stablish the connection and get back to you and try and resume this interview a little bit later on the, the shame that we will get the chance to talk to cory mills in due course, rice will have more news for you from our to moscow after this ah ah, is your media a reflection of reality? the in a world transformed what will make you feel safer? tyson lation community. are you going the right way or are you being direct? what is true? what is faith? in the world corrupted. you need to defend the join us in the depths. will remain in the shallows, use. join me every thursday on the alex summon, show, and i'll be speaking to guess in the

he contacted corey mills. and corey mills and veterans got her out. going to be on our show talking to brian at 6:30 this morning. steve: she tried two weeks. apparently the congressman's office tried to get her on those flights out of harmid car xie international airports when they were still flying them these guys went over land into a country not releasing name they are trying to get more people out through that way. corey is going to be talking about what they did took credit we helped no. they didn't. ainsley: the taliban held her at gunpoint. steve: when she went to the airport. you have been here before. don't ever come back. it's like okay, i'm not coming back. that's when cory sprang into action. brian: lawmakers condemnation from both sides of the aisle. i like the fact that those two congressman went over to the kabul airport to harmid karzai airport to see for themselves. i love the fact that the other republican congressman went over and did the same thing. he came out and he gets condemned mark wayne mullin of oklahoma. he says i want to

so when it goes through a mill, you injure and kill the mill workers.he goes on further, p.s., -- mr. chairman, i don't know if i'm allowed to swear, but you can call me out if i'm not supposed to. p.s., you bastards, go in there anyway, and a lot of people could get hurt. that's real nice. now she kept quiet for many years on what she did. she later received immunity for her part in this tree spiking, when prosecutors went after other members of earth first, and she testified about it. but in her narrative, she's always tried to portray herself as a victim. she wasn't a victim. the investigator of this disputes that characterization dramatically. the u.s. special -- forest special agent describes her as vulgar, an tag -- antagonistic , it was only clear that she knew she was going to to get in trouble that she began to cooperate. let me be clear the special agent said ms. manning came forward after the attorney struck the immunity deal and not before she was caught. in testimony before the senate, she claimed the tree spiking was alleged. it wasn't all

that is where the mill valley mayor and other city officials are conducting experiments saturday, mill valley is teamed up with google researchers to organise an evacuation drill aimed at improving the evacuation response here. the drill will involve some 250 residents lining up on east glendale avenue to create gridlock. then time how long it takes to clear the area by directing cars to nearby parking areas away from any fire zones. the theory is that by clearing the flatland area quickly, cars continuing to come down from the hills won't hit choke points that can be fatal. we've seen that chaos on the roadway during other disasters within our community within the state of california within the oakland hills. within the city of santa rosa and the tubbs fire, google will be using its research and technology to help mill valley with its evacuation plan. what we're going to do is run that process. with a drill with real cars on saturday, time in and see how it works. and then compare that to, uh, give that information to google so they can run their own scenarios. to help us decide wheth

the state of maine, digging out coal in the west virginia home, hammering steel in the pittsburgh millsmen and englishmen from leeds. six days a week and 12 hour days, and it welcome boys to the usa. dollar a day for a factory hand and it is welcome ladies to the promised land. ♪♪ immigrants and sons of immigrant putting down roots, hanging on. stubborn as the tree that pushes its way up through the rock. acrobats and clowns, rascals and lover, builders and dreamer, leaving their signature on the cities. from budapest to county court they came, and finding no miracles, they made their own. a miracle of friendship. the miracle of laughter. the miracle of the generations. the miracle of learning. >> listen, you want to hear the president? >> george washington, thomas jefferson -- >> what else did you learn? >> daniel webster, quote, justice is the great interest of man on approach. >> from your mouth to god's ears. >> i pledge allegiance to the flag of the united states of america and to the republic for which it stands one nation indivisible, with liberty and justice for all. >> a goal o

it's something that never goes away for neighbors in mill valley. it's why this evacuation drill happened saturday about 300 residents volunteering their time and their cars getting out of town. fast and as orderly as they could so doing an evacuation drill that city-wide gives us the information that we need to help direct residents. with epic drought conditions fierce wildfires have burned across california this summer but finding the safest evacuation route isn't easy in this town of mountains and trees the question is, how could we clear the hillside in the canyons? the best way to do that calculation drills are a big deal here in mill valley because there's only two ways out of town cities working with google to identify traffic bottlenecks and the safest routes out. he splite there avenue is one of those evacuation routes on a normal day. it can be a traffic jam. so our goal is to determine how we could get those streets freed up quickly down near the freeway. there's a new plan of using a contraflow to get all the cars out in one direction. t

the new order will go into effect next week on september 22nd and over in oakland, the mills collegef trustees is approving the college's merger with northeastern university officials with mills college say that this merger ensures that the educational mission of mills along with its commitment to cultivating women's leadership will continue back in june. the college's board of trustees voted to begin negotiations in regards to the merger. the campus will now be called mills college at northeastern university and will be gender-inclusive. the merger will take effect around july. 1st of next year. up next, a day is finally here. we continue our we call election team coverage with kron four's. dan kerman live in san francisco with everything voters need to know before the polls close tonight. >> and we'll head to placer county right after to break to see how government oreo candidate kevin kiley is gearing up ahead of the results in tonight's recall election. stay with us. kron 4 >> it's 3.30 this tuesday afternoon. the day is when californians the state decide whether governor newsom

the mills college board of trustees approved this merger just yesterday. now at first administrators threatened to close mills because of growing financial problems and then a group of people who graduated from mills fought that proposed merger in claim that the college had the money to actually stay open and stay independent. but in the end, the college will now be called mills college at northeastern university. the merger takes effect next academic year, and the college will become co ed. one of san francisco's oldest independent bookstores, is opening up a new location inside san francisco international airport, the board of supervisors approved the least for green apple books inside terminal one green apple books, first opened up in 1967 and currently has locations in the sunset on fillmore and at the stores original location out in the richmond district. the new location is set to open in the year 2024 when the next phase of the terminal one project is complete, major drought conditions continue across california the new penalties east bay mud custom

and it's just a top player man just says he has 3 points behind liverpool after and mill, mill troll with south hampton city, gave way a penalty in the 2nd hall. and car walker was shown a red card for the challenge for post decisions overturned by b, a. r. after the match manager audio reiterated that he didn't mean to cause a fin file more fishy funds to attend matching. right now, until now, i don't understand this. the theory of this subject asked me what happened because what i said to just guys can to be together to to, to the next game is the same. i'm going to say no, please come on tuesday and we come. so the kind of woke up please come, come to to be with us. that is was what i said no more than dad. later on sunday, last visit brighten as mentioned bunches tonight who can return to the top of the standings, but they will need to beat west time by at least 3 goals. and then the late game, tottenham host chelsea, tottenham a paid tribute to their old time leading goal score, who died at the age of $81.00. jimmy grieves made 379 appearances to them in school, 2066 goals in th

corey mills joins me by phone. we should note he's running as a republican for a congressional seat in florida. corey, good to have you with us today. i want to talk about what happened with this family. my first question is, do you have any understanding of what is going on with these planes on the ground in northern afghanistan? >> thanks for having me. yes. last time that we had manifested a couple of people on these flights, we have a flight that was a proved by the state department, the taliban and department of defense. right before it was getting ready to leave, the state department was the reason that they disapproved it because they claim that they had to vet a manifest. there was an aircraft that was going to take off that had been approved but the state department wanted to "vet the manifest." whatever that means. if they would have been sitting there surrounded by taliban, they probably would have got the manifest quicker. what is happening now, the taliban has been holding on all of these planes, hamza

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then to the north, 86 in santa rosa. 76 in mill valley and looking at mid-80s through napa.er problem today was the haze. smoke from the south, it's going to be better tomorrow as well. 5:30 with the haze. but through the afternoon, there it goes. smoke moves off to the east. overall tomorrow looking at good to moderate air quality, best would be right at coast with nice ocean breeze. in san francisco, for the fall arrival tomorrow at 12:21, keep it in low 70s downtown, cooler 60s into the weekend. and inland valley forecast. it's a brief cooling stint tomorrow with those 80s, go back up to 94 thursday but then this weekend going to hit sweet spot, back into the 80s into early next week. we all love that taste of rain we got last saturday. rain outlook through the next couple of weeks is coming up at 5:30 tonight. >> thanks very much, jeff. >>> up next, critical resource that california desperately needs. we know it's water. we'll show you climate hacks to help you save water, too. (music) ♪ i think to myself ♪ ♪ what a wonderful world ♪ working at recology is more than a jo

mills college will no longer be one of the few all women's colleges in the u.s. the college board voted to merge with northeastern university in boston, for financial reasons. the mills college president says excluding man has not been a successful business model. cross enrollment means a student at oakland can study in boston, if they choose. >>> check this out. the first-ever all civilian crew is in orbit. they blasted off from the kennedy space center in a spacex rocket less than two hours ago. they will spend three days circling around the earth, above the earth, that group is raising money for st. jude children's research hospital. their goal? $200 million. >> i will let the cameras speak for me. a bit of fog and haze, not too much >> i don't know whether it would be enough to launch from sanford cisco. paul is tracking an air quality advisory. it's hazy. >> that was a hard no, from watching this point on the planet. we have june gloom, we have no sky july, we have august fog. anything that rhymes with september? you guys have two minutes to figure it out. o

general mills looks good that gage has well. then when you look at revenue, sure, people were not buying as many serials or whatever in the grocery stores, the retail business didn't do well, but look at two areas in particular. one, convenience stores, food service. people are going out. whether it is haagen-dazs or whatever. this is an area of the company has moved into the past couple of years. first it was blue buffalo and then in this quarter, which they just reported on, you had the purchase of tyson foods and the snack business helping things along. alix: if only they would bring back coffee chip ice cream, that would be huge for me. it's really off the highs from back in june. what's reflected in the performance? dave: this company has had real challenges in terms of the share price. beginning a pandemic, we were all stocking up. profitability kind of holding the line relative to the past several quarters, but the shares not so much. alix: all right, dave, thanks so much. it was the 80's. chocolate chips in the coffee ic

it's official mills college in oakland will be merging with northeastern university.he mills college board of trustees approved the merger today was prompted by growing financial problems at the school. but the group of alumni say mills had the resources to stay open and remain an all women's liberal arts college. the merger means the college will no longer be women only and will be known as mills college at northeastern university. it's expected to be effective by july. 1st of next year. they area air quality officials have issued an air quality advisory for tomorrow. they say smoke from wildfires across the state is expected to move into the region, but not enough to prompt a spare the air alert. if you smell smoke your advice to stay inside with your windows and doors closed. let's go to chief meteorologist bill martin. now for more on our weather bill. yes air quality should be pretty okay. tomorrow. it's you'll notice it be a little bit like today but a little eroded. not perfect, but not as bad as it as it could be, um, nicholas, you can see down here. it's trop

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mills is in for the injured taylor. he has a better than conor mcgregor. look at this. see what i mean? at first i thought it was a bit by the mma star here in chicago, but i think the lefty was trying to uncork one. it was just bit outside. >> it was strong. >> had his suit on and everything. at least take the jacket off and get loose, but i would say he overthrew that one. >> may be the jacket was too tight? >> who knows. conor mcgregor. >> i would argue with the dude. >>> up next ♪ i see trees of green ♪ ♪ red roses too ♪ ♪ i see them bloom for me and you ♪ (music) ♪ so i think to myself ♪ ♪ oh what a wonderful world ♪ >>> nice to see some folks getting their evening exercise. a popular bay area bagel company, which the new york times highlighted as having some of the best bagels in the country, is expanding. >> opening in 2019, boy chick bagels in berkeley is known for having long lines down college avenue. now the company is expanding into an 18,000 square-foot plant in west berkeley. no word yet on when the expansion site will be up and running, but there will be

mills would throw for 268 yards. no mccaffrey, but here is trumble. the panthers go on to win. ♪ come on, get your motor running ♪ you just head out on the highway ♪ looking for some tchotchkes ♪ and whatever comes our way ♪ yeah darlin, go make it happen mí amor, take the world in a love embrace ride all of your love at once and explode into space... ♪ born to be wild ♪ start your california road trip and visitcalifornia.com ama: let's is it for tonight. dan: we birds parked on her head. i think they're parakeets. >> can you imagine an american president taking that picture? you knew this couldn't last. merkel letting out a scream. you get a picture like this. this is why you don't do it. that's why they have people around them going maybe that's not a good idea. >> yeah, maybe you don't want to put it on your head. at least she didn't get her wig snatched. i'm not saying she wears a wig. >> do you know something we don't? >> allegedly. that would be a lot. i say that because we always see the bloopers when they bring animals to studios and things happen. >>> coming up, the cr

we're live at oracle park kylen mills kron 4 sports pressured highland, thanks.u can grab a. >> hot dog and a beer, maybe some garlic fries because concession workers at oracle park in san francisco. why they are calling off a strike. the union has reached an agreement with bone, a petite. that's the food service contractor for the giants. the workers are going to get more pay and increased health care benefits before the agreement workers claim that the ballpark was not enforcing covid protocols and mask mandates and now there will be a commitment to better enforce those rules. pay attention. union members are going to vote on the new agreement tomorrow. this a new contract would run through march of 2024. new details tonight on the tragedy at san diego's petco park where a mom and her young son just fell to their deaths. a witness says over the weekend the 40 year-old was jumping on a picnic table bench with her 2 year-old little boy in her arms near the ledge of an upper concourse level. the witness noticed that she lost her balance and fell off the bench. 2 s

they had to rely on this foundation that cory mills runs.re of americans in harm's way, and we failed. >> john: you mentioned that she tried to get out in mazar-e-sharif. they were aircraft being held on the ground in mazar-e-sharif over the weekend. the taliban would not give them permission to leave. here is what secretary of state antony blinken said about this. >> it is my understanding that the taliban has not denied exit to anyone holding a valid document, but they have said that those without valid documents at this point cannot leave. because all of these people are grouped together, that has meant that flights have not been allowed to go. >> john: blinken was saying there, dan, that there were some people on board that do not have the proper documentation, so the whole thing was being held up. i am wondering, what happened to the leverage that the state department claimed they were going to have after all u.s. troops left? >> there is no leverage. where was the officer who would have been there, and at the airport, find the airplane

north bay highs in the low 80s from mill valley and reaching 99 in ukiah. now we are of course still monitoring the drought and looking across the region. all of these areas are in some kind of drought at least abnormally dry but some of the worst of the drought continues to be right here in california and even right here in the bay area. so looking at about 45% of our state and the highest level of the drought exceptional drought and about 88% of the state is in the extreme category or higher. so this extreme drought continues. we look to see if there is any rain in the forecast. there will be a storm system approaching heading into the early part of next week. but a lot of that rain just kind of falls apart before it gets here. one thing it will do? help cool us off so as we look at our ten day forecast for a spot like livermore we're hot today, warm tomorrow, then cooler for the weekend. by next week we're talking about highs in the upper 70s so it is going to be really nice. so for our inland temperatures it will be cooling off over the next several day

mille has refused to reveal what advice he gave to president joe biden on whether or not to continueh the withdrawal initiated by donald trump last year. there are now fears over toxic gas being formed as lava from the volcano in the canary islands meats the sea. an exclusion zone has been declared two nautical miles around the area. those people that haven't already been evaluated are urged to remain indoors. a commercial flight has landed for the first time since "the advocate" erupted 10 days ago. >> this is the moment molten lava from the volcano first spilled into the sea. as it continues to flow into the water, thick smoke rises into the air. residents in three coastal villages have been told to stay at home to avoid harm from the release of toxic gases that can take place in the 1,000 degree celsius lava comes into contact with water. since "the advocate" began its eruption, it has destroyed 600 buildings as it slowlyrept towards the sea. they have yet to rept any deaths o injuries, but me than6,000 people have had to leave the area abandoning their homes and banana antations,

from early reports, it sounds like there may be mopping up of a fire area near the mill creek area. are warm and dry condition, but the good news is that the wind isn't playing a big factor in some of these smaller fires, back to you. >>> now just one week left. get out to vote in the recall election. getnd candidates hoping to replace him spending tens of millions of dollars and bringing out the star power to get your vote. here's jean elle. >> reporter: governor newsom fighting to keep his job on labor day in southern california. >> eight days. let's turn out this voice. let's turn on the alarm bell and wake folks up. >> reporter: leading replacement candidate larry elder urging a yes vote on the recall and a vote for him. >> nearly a third of all small businesses are now gone forever because of the way the man shut down this state. >> reporter: with just a week left until election day, each candidate, along with supporters and opponents of the recall effort are hitting the campaign trail. governor newsom will appear with vice president kamala harris wednesday. >> the hope is they

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cory mills at a private team of military veterans missed theirwi lives to do this.ight out. they'd turned you away, the taliban did. they pointed a pistol at you and you not to come back. they went on a search mission for you. plan b, they got you to the airport in northern afghanistanc nope planes were cleared for takeoff. and you have plan c. tell us your experience. how did you get out? >> go ahead, miriam. >> yes. they helped me. also, ronny jackson help me with that. my story was that i would go to afghanistan to visit my family. i visited my family father. my father was sick and i go to visit him and my brother was going to have a wedding. and of course, for me to go that time and we stayed for 20 days. after 20 days, i wanted to go back home. i asked my husband if he could book tickets. we could come back home early. all the tickets were sold out. so we tried to stay longer and we had the corona. the taliban attacked kabul. and we tried to reach the state department. the state department would not help us. my question for the president took why did they leave

. >> gis as well, general mills. big company. everybody knows their product.atch cnbc all day long and it's not a name i ever see come up what are you seeing out of the minneapolis company that you like >> consumer staples is like watching paint dry they've really had a fairly miserable 12-month period. they normally sell at a premium to the market or at least at a market multiple. the whole group is now selling at a decent discount to the market general mills has reasonably good long term prospects 3.5% yield 15.5% earning. when the market slows down this will be a good place to make money and be more protective we like others in the group like kellogg or coca-cola as well. >> sometimes watching paint dry is fun depends on what you're doing finally, truist. a name we see a lot advertised but it's the combination of sun trust and regents -- >> and bbt. >> that's right. thank you for correcting me there. >> sure. >> all of these new, fancy names. you think the stock is, again, kind of underloved. >> they're doing everything right except changing the name which

earlier we saw a big upset in the same group as australia and china. oman have beaten japan one mill in osaka. the winning goal was stored by some sub knee with just 2 minutes to go in the match. it's japan's 1st defeat and 9 qualifying game or switching over to the us open. and aside from that extreme wet weather we've been seen in new york, the route over bathroom breaks continue. so final fits the past was criticized by andy murray for taking long trips to the restroom. and their 1st round match and fans booed when he did it again against adrian marino. just after mount reno, one, his 3rd set. there was an 8 minute delay and it certainly worked in favor of cit, the fast who went on to win the next 6 games straight to take the match. i followed the rules. i didn't bring anything. i just don't understand when some players going criticize other players or you know, doing a match, they put too much emphasis on it. you know, the games, the game it's, i'm going to change much. i've done everything the right way. if i haven't, i should be penalize. i completely agree with it. second. see

jeff mills, what do you make of the overall market in terms of where we are in this massive run going into the end o f the year at this point? >> first of all, i agree with karen in a sense that i would have thought that the higher flying names would have got hit today. we talked about it last night. but even in growth, you want to be quality that's more faang. some of the reopening names. i think that was maybe out of step today and won't be the trend going forward. overall, i find myself agreeing with carter. i've been in this cyclical camp for some time and we've been in this momentum in the market. 40% of stocks trading above their 50-day you have the s&p you have triple q seeing really aggressive inflows, but then aggressive outflows from cyclicals. if you see this rotation, i could see damage at the index level and that's what i would anticipate going forward as rates rise, we see this rotation i don't think the damage is going to be significant because the market has been able to go back and forth successfully between value and growth just to use broad factor exposures, but i t

and the close season, the russian team had the chance to grab a point london, but it finished one mill to chelsea the wall, the anti doping agency will review where the kind of effects should remain a banned substance. the move follows us sprint to chicago. richardson missing the tokyo olympics, having been suspended after testing positive for it, which isn't disqualification spock particular backlash in the united states at a meeting in san blue or the agreed that the drug will remain banned in 2022. while a scientific review is carried out, well either says the current rules are aimed at catching athletes who use kind of as during the period of competition or the less, there's much debate about the drugs actual impact on athletes. 2 papers from 2020 concluded that evidence doesn't support the idea that it enhances that performance . review of the roof has received a vast amount of backing even from the president of well, atlantic's sabbatical or doing this now is michelle broke in the form of ethics and anti doping as u. k is 1st of all, michelle, thank you very much for talking to u

next year, egypt beat and gold one mill, despite not having their main star mohammed sallow. it was mohammed muggy, who won it with a penalty instead. fella has been blocked from travelling by his club, liverpool because egypt is on the case travel read list and what have required quarantine. but there was a shock in the other match in that group. libya fought from a goal down to beat the bomb to one with a late goal from center or sally, the libya team were playing their 1st home game and been ghazi for 7 years after fi for lifting the ban on games in the country. with our egypt for us to play without their biggest star, but teams in south america are being hit, especially hard by english clubs refusing to release their players. for example, chilly or missing a couple of key players as they prepare for their qualifier against brazil and brazil. themselves are really struggling with 9 of their stars from the premier league, unable to travel chiles management once world governing body foot to intervene. and then you might think this is a one off, but i'm worried discontent int