and moody -- it's on page 293 in this edition of it. so this is after moody was in a sit-in that turned violent and she says, before we were taken back to campus, i wanted to get my hair washed. it was stiff with mustard, ketchup and sugar. i didn't have on any shoes because i had lost them when i was dragged across the floor at woolworth's. my stockings were sticking to my legs from the mustard that had dried on them. the hairdresser took one look at me and said, my, land, you were in that sit-in, huh? yes, i answered. do you have time to wash my hair and style it? right away, she said, and she meant right away, there were three other ladies already waiting but they seemed glad to let me go ahead of them. the hairdresser was real nice. she even took off my stockings and washed my legs while my hair was drying. and i remember when i was working on this book project, i thought this was such a powerful scene and a powerful moment to get us to think about black women within the civil rights movement. here we have ann moody whose body is li

i want us to start with ann moody. i want us to start with a place where the research i have done intersects with that of ann moody. i don't know if you caught it, but i open up the chapter in my book, referring to an experience that ann moody had while she was in a seat in. and i will read briefly from an expert excerpt. if you want to follow with ann moody, it is in page two 93 of this edition. and this is after she was in a sit-in that turned violent. and she says, before we were taken back to campus, i wanted to get my hair washed. it was stiff with dried mustard, ketchup and sugar. i stopped in at a beauty shop across the street from the naacp office. i didn't have any issues because i lost them when i was dragged across the floor at the department store. the hairdresser took one look at me and said, my lamb, you were in that sit in, right? >> yes, i answered. do you have time to wash my hair and style it? >> right away, she said. >> and she meant right away. there were three other ladies waiting but they seem gla

he rescued three people, but sheila moody is the only one who lived.lding collapsed, braman labored 60 hours straight, searching the ruins for bodies. he recovered 63, exactly one-third of all the people who died that day at the pentagon. >> my rule was the bodies were never to touch the ground again because they died with honor, and they were going to go out with honor. >> reporter: before entering the building for the first time, braman had asked god to give him strength. who's to say what guided him to sheila moody. >> i was praying to get in the building and she was praying to come up on the, and we both got our prayers answered. >> barnett: absolutely incredible. we'll be right back. >> barnett: here's the latest on the pandemic now. nationwide, the number of new cases and hospitalizations is dropping, but friday, the death toll hit its highest number since february. for the 37% of the country that is still unvaccinated, the c.d.c. says the risk of dying of covid is 11 times higher, compared to those fully vaccinated. health experts say vaccine ma

and danielle moody. rena, let me start with you. i -- i -- i want to start with the texas anti-abortion law that has rattled the nation. the supreme court denying to step in by a 5-4 vote as women now face being turned down in abortion after only six weeks of pregnancy. the conservative-leaning supreme court decision was a direct consequence of the trump presidency which led to three supreme court appointments. is this just a taste of what is to come during this battle for a fight for women's right to choose? >> well, this story really epitomizes what the republican party is today, rev, and it's a party of hypocrisy. on the one hand, they say our body, our choice, no masks.

i remind my colleagues of a report 'sreleased not long ago by the chief economist at moody's analytics. when mister zandi examined democrats who made legislative proposals, our infrastructure bill and build back better legislation he concluded these packages would provide a massive boost to our economy p. specifically he said our program would lift the potential and lift productivity and labor force growth. that is our proposal will do exactly what we say it will do according to this impartial arbiter mark sandy. and as for the republicans overheated rhetoric on inflation , mister zandi dismissed such concerns as quote, over done and said our infrastructure bills are ur designed to ease inflation pressures. let me repeat that. according to moody's top economist, the democratic proposal will actually ease inflation pressures, not raise them when you strengthen more productivity and increase supply chains , the push to inflation decreases . decreases. and he also says in the long-term it would help grow our economy so moreamericans can get to and stay in the middle class . compare that t

but while the hypocrisy shameful and downright dangerous for consequences the chief economist at moody'snalytics say a prolonged default would cost the economy up to 6 million jobs. with $15 trillion of household wealth and send the unemployment rate to surging roughly 9 percent. and to stabilize the economy and a lot of the downturn may have been in. now those predictions are frightening but they should not be surprising to anybody. our constituents cannot just decide one morning to get up and say to not make a mortgage payment not make a rental payment or not make a payment and then to suffer financial consequences so imagine one morning the senators here to say the united states of america will not pay its bills and that sends shockwaves throughout the entire country and system as we get the cataclysmic results that mark sandy at moody's analytics is predicting. that's why we hear from every responsible adult six former secretaries of the treasury serving under presidents of both parties have t urged the congressional leadership to make sure we raise the debt ceiling and pay our dues

reporter: kate moody with a business news, thank you very much.ow, what do you get when you mix a lot of diamines, some standing ball gowns by the likes of oscar de la renta or balenciaga, and an a-list lineup of celebrities question mark you get that met gala, taking place in manhattan after last years fashion extra for games i had to be canceled because of the coronavirus pandemic. in attendance this year were timothy charlamagne, vogue editor anna winter, and the singer rihanna. here is more. reporter: fashion's biggest party gets as politically charged as ever following the long delay caused by covid-19. amid the usual glitz, glamour and outlandish outfits, overt sexual services set the stage at the met gala. among the a list of celebrities, congresswoman alexandria ocasio cortez. >> it is really about having a real conversation about fairness and equity in our system, and i think this conversation is particularly relevant as we debate budget reconciliation. reporter: the theme of this year's event -- american independence celebrates diversity

now it is time for our business report with our business editor, kate moody, hello.ou are starting off with a high-profile trial in the united states that has captured the public's attention, the trial of elizabeth holmes, one of the founders of their notes -- that a company? reporter: it has shaken silicon valley. opening statements have begun in that trial. she founded a discredited medical testing company and was hailed as a visionary, but allegations she deliberately deceived investors and patients alike left her tech in tatters. she and her partner face 20 years in jail. both have denied the charges against him. we have this report. reporter: when she founded the company in 2003 at 19 years old, elizabeth holmes promise to revolutionize medical testing. she claimed that her diagnostics company's devices could run a range of test from a single drop of blood, producing results faster and cheaper than a traditional lab. >> it had a lot of promise. it was one of t most exciting companies to emerge, and many people condered elizabeth holmes to be the next mark zucker

a podcast host, danielle moody, and former republican strategist rena shaw.op leader kevin mccarthy warned multiple companies not to cooperate with the house select committee looking into what occurred on january 6th. now this comes after the committee asked 35 communication and social media companies like verizon and twitter to preserve their records since it may be valuable in their investigation. the reason may be to look into how gop lawmakers were communicating with former president trump leading up to the violence. could turning over these records be why leader mccarthy is so against it? i mean, what does he have to hide? >> rev, he has everything to hide, as does every single republican that was vocal at the rally that was held right before the insurrection occurred. the reality is is that we need to know whether or not our leaders were in conversation with insurrectionists, provided them with plans of the capitol so that they knew where to go and who to attack and when. we need to understand how this republican party is currently operating. we're supp

and danielle moody. rena, let me start with you. i -- i -- i want to start with the texas anti-abortion law that has rattled the nation. the supreme court denying to step in by a 5-4 vote as women now face being turned down in abortion after only six weeks of pregnancy. the conservative-leaning supreme court decision was a direct consequence of the trump presidency which led to three supreme court appointments. is this just a taste of what is to come during this battle for a fight for women's right to choose? >> well, this story really epitomizes what the republican party is today, rev, and it's a party of hypocrisy. on the one hand, they say our body, our choice, no masks. on the other, well, women, we want to tell you what to do with your body. women make up over half this country and what texas legislators have told us is that freedom isn't free for everyone. and so, what i really feel today is disappointment because i'm not surprised. i knew this. i knew when senator collins said what she said, i knew that in the back of her hea

i think the attorney general moody is doing the exact right thing. standing up for the great state of florida. all remember, we like immigration in our state, legal immigration but we don't want more fentanyl in our state. we want to support raw law enforcement whether in the state or along the border. i don't know why the biden administration created this open border policy which makes this country less safe every day. elizabeth: senator rick scott, attorney general ashley mooddy, good to see you. later this hour the botched afghanistan pullout. the generals testifying again before house armed services. the pentagon chiefs say it was the state department's call not to start evacuations sooner. we still have americans left behind terror lines. we're reporting that the taliban said to u.s. you can take over security at the kabul airport. that is tricky stuff for the white house. senator bill hagerty will talk about this. the biden agenda hitting the rocks. nancy pelosi may delay tomorrow's vote on infrastructure. they don't have the vote. ridicule mou

daniel moody is the host of woke a f daily. and john have a senior political reporter for nbc, digital, he's also the coauthor of lucky. how joe biden barely won the presidency. it's great to have you with us. jonathan i want to start with you because the democrats had a rough week. they are getting another piece of bad information for them just within the last hour. so we just learned that the senate parliamentarian actually ruled against allowing the democrats to include a pathway to legal status for an estimated 8 million undocumented immigrants. and a massive social spending plan. this is definitely another setback for democrats. does this effectively and their past -- how big of a setback is this for them? >> it's an enormous setback, i think for insiders of capitol hill it's not surprising, parliamentarian would. rule that immigration policies are in the framework of budget guidelines, the expedited process, reconciliation that will do both [inaudible] . but it does seem to be a moment where it suggests that it made the [

this is moody's revising their outlook on the property sector.ng to read part of the statement. when you look at things like property sales, liquidity, cash flows, they expect that to drop, raising new financing risks. especially when you look at the financially weak developers. moody's changed its outlook to negative for the property sector. rishaad: property sales and cash flow rates dropping. yvonne: we started to see a little bit of that spillover from ever grand, right -- evergrant -- spillover from e.g., -- spillover from ev ergrande, right? we were not likely to see much policy support because the secondary risks they talk about are still financial in the property sector, so something to watch. rishaad: absolutely. looking at other companies, which have also fallen by the wayside it is something we keep on revisiting. david: yes, but there is such a big buffer between the conservative forecast in beijing and when the market is at 8%. even when you do not get a lot of loosening in policy, even if you get a lot of cooldown, things are going

shake and tell me when she's in the midst of the game with me through work for the child. such was moody was over and i did it look in your pleasure, but we just put in your proposal of the stuff but at our 1st stop, things didn't go as planned. the 1st place where we hoped to go ashore was robinson crusoe island. this is where a captain's once more room than argumentative sailor, alexander selkirk spent 4 years as a castaway on the island before being rescued, bypassing ship, and later in the pub, he met daniel default. that's what inspired the famous book and how the island thought a new name. welcome to call. you can sure. because you need to get into the same day before you get here. yes. up. water. yeah. want me to work with us. oh no, we are free. oh yeah, what's the current on there for you when you pull up the the you really find islands in these parts of the pacific ocean or next stop. easter island is about 3 weeks away. 3 tough weeks with barely said sale before we got caught on a little this is a lot, but you will leave it to the to see if i could use a chest of drawers . whe

you know, such was moody was logo and i did look in your schedule, but we just put in your proposal of the stuff but at our 1st stop, things didn't go as planned. the 1st place where we hoped to go ashore was robinson crusoe island. this is where a captain's once more room than argumentative sailor. alexander selkirk spent 4 years in the cast away on the island before being rescued by passing ship. and later in the pub, he met daniel de. so that's what inspired the famous book and how the island thought a new name. a welcome to call you can sure, because you need to get into the island the day before you get in here. yes. well enough water. yeah, i want me to work with ross. oh my god, toll free. oh yeah. with the ocean, you got a letter from us when you choose you rarely find islands in these parts of the pacific ocean or next stop. easter island is about 3 weeks away. 3 tough weeks, we barely set sail before we got caught up by the lot, but you will get back with us with the doors and whether she the ocean. okay. you got some should give you a little little bit, you know, when you co

but that is exactly what we believe including those at goldman sachs and moody's one economist even call the president's plan for vaccination requirements "that cheapest and most powerful economic stimulus ever enacted becoming the standard for american workers across the country. they were, they good forth the economy worker support vaccination requirements. at united airlines one of the first to announce vaccination requirements have an overwhelming number of the workforce the flight attendant e-mailed the ceo i do feel safer and better knowing theth people that i work with our vaccinated. is just the right thing to do. leader of the business a large venue without a vaccination requirement for those who haven't got vaccinated step up and do your part is the right thing to do. and then to accelerate the path out of the pandemic with that agent over to doctor murphy. >> starting with the booster today the vaccine and related biological products and those that need to provide the independent evaluation of the cdc to make a final recommendation and then to stay ahead of the in virus . . .

it is not moody's that said that, it is s&p. thank you for catching that.to the bloomberg first word news with laura wright. laura: canadian prime minister justin trudeau is poised to win a third term according to a broadcaster. the two networks say they are projecting the governing local will win most seats, but short of getting the parliamentary majority he was seeking. u.s. house democrats of unveiled their budget and suspend the debt limit through 2022, part of a must pass spending bill needed to keep the government open past to the end of this month. the risky move aims to pressure republicans who pledged to vote against an increase in borrowing limit. the u.s. will soon open air travel to most foreigners as long as they are fully vaccinated against covid. the new rules will replace the current system, which currently bans non-americans arriving from places including the u.k., europe, china, and india. the policies are expected to start in early november. airline executives praised the move. global news, 24 hours a day, on air and at bloomberg quicktak

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mark: time to turn our other business, and who better to join us then kate moody? the french government has a plan to deal with sharply rising prices of energy. >> cast bills -- gas bil have been rising sharply. the french prime minister said the government would be blocking any further increases, so gas prices will not kill higher than that 12.6% in april. electricity bills will be capped at a 4% increase in february. e governnt has announced plans to send checks to low income families to help with those bills. >> we will block it. there will not be a race in the price of gas. it is in my power to do so. from april onward, following the advice of experts, we will see how the situation evolves. the price of gas should drop. we will be seeing the effect of the current rise. the main thing is for gas consumers not to see this incredibly strong rise which is being predicted. >> u.s. congress has avoided a partial shutdown with council representatives following the senate in approving a stopgap measure. still unresolved is the issue of america's debt ceiling. the two-y

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that is exactly what leading economists believe, including those that goldman sachs and moody's. one economist even called the president's plan for vaccination requirements the cheapest and most powerful economic stimulus ever enacted. the bottom line is the president's vaccination requirements are becoming the standard for american workers across the country. they work. they work. they're good for the economy. and they are widely supported. importantly, workers support vaccination requirements. at united airlines, one of the first to announce vaccination requirements, there is an overwhelming level of support in the workforce. a flight attendant emailed the ceo -- i do feel safer and better knowing the people i work with are vaccinated. and that customers have told me how much it means to them. another employee wrote it is just the right thing to do. i will close with this call to action. if you are the leader of a business, college, school district, a health-care system, or a large venue without a vaccination requirement, or if you are an individual american who has not yet got

a new moodys report estimates nearly 6 million jobs would be lost as a result.rmer treasury secretaries have sent a letter to congressional leadership warning this, even a short-lived default could threaten economic growth, it creates the risk of roiling markets and staffing economic confidence and would prevent americans from receiving vital services. joining us now is one of those former treasury secretaries who wrote this letter, larry summers with us. so, this is the message, larry, that you have here, that even dancing with this idea could cause an accidental default. tell us why you are are on board with this letter? >> look, the credit of the united states going back to alexander hamilton is a fundamental national asset. it is the basis of all financial markets, it is the basis of the way the government is able to spend money. it has been unimpeachable. if it is called into question, if we don't meet our obligations, if it even gets to a point where there is a serious risk we will not meet our obligations, people are going to be at sea, they're going to b

. >> time now for business with kate moody. good to see you.e are starting off with a series subject. kate: alarming reports from the u.n. development agency which warns afghanistan is teetering on the brink of universal poverty. in a worse-case scenario, gdp could shrink 13% and baseline poverty would balloon to 97% of the population by mid 22. -- mid 2022. 80% of the afghanistan budget had been covered by international funds. governments and organizations like imf and world bank suspended aid since the taliban takeover over. i spoke about that with a guest. >> this is what the secretary-general of the united nations will be calling for on monday at the big confence on afghanistan, to provide support through the u.n. and its partners, both for immediate humanitarian relf and also for the fundamental livelihood saving activities on the development side. so that partners can come in and provide that bridging fund, if you wish, until international finances can come back when there is an authorizing environment for the international financing syst

the moody's analytics put out this report and estimate if the u.s. a prolonged impasse, nearly 6 million jobs would be lost. the unemployment rate would jump to 9%. the stock market would plunge by one-third. $15 trillion in household wealth would vanish. moments ago, fed chairman jerome powell, he warned that a default would cause severe economic damage and he said that no one should assume that the fed or anyone else can blunt the damage to the economy or to the market. so that means if the unthinkable actually happens here, the fed may not be able to come to the rescue. >> and beyond the potential 6 million job loss, where will americans feel the real-life impacts of this crisis the most? >> well, jake, no one would be spared. obviously, if the markets tanked, that means that retirement plans, college savings plans, 401(k)s, investment portfolios would all get crushed. millions of people's nest eggs would shrink overnight. also the cost of borrowing would go up. not just for the federal government which would be really bad, but on everything. mort

the racial and you know, should be the new offering you telling me that it's known address his the moody church and they feel like now if that would enough then in the meantime, again, official describing it is suicide attack. and the casualty here are mounting. 80 people so far have been killed this attack 300 bucks back that number to continue to hold it up and learn to hurry to angela wouldn't only about a needed origin bought after all actually. good. good, good, good, good, good. in the water in the band up the 1st i was garson homes as president from really contemplating whether to spend more blood and treasure inside afghanistan with the taliban and other search and control. 8 to 1040 percent of the the the the my son, the new the near got some concern that i was young or my son cannot come to the curb was on the call not okay. and so the good thing could be on the i must say, i'm the mother into the senate for the dagger. in order to show the buddha said, it was more than i didn't mention because of the murder militia. the marriage should not stop on what was going on. i can try

kate moody joins us starting with the latest development from the u.s. federal reserve.ate: everything about the u.s. economy is at stake here. the american federal reserve has kept interest rates on hold and opened the door to paring back in month succumb. the rise in covid cases has had a negative effect. the fed cut interest rates to near zero in march 2020 as the pandemic hit. policymakers suggest the fed could begin raising rates some time in 2022. i spoke to a senior market strategist at bravo bank in new york about inflation, which has hit its highest level in a decade. the fed says it is transitory. >> the sort of inflation we see at the moment is being driven by supply-side issues with respect to constraints in a supply chains, etc., and the fed does not have the tools to combat that sort of inflation. raising interest rates does not help you get a ship from asia over to the u.s., so raising interest rates right now could prove counterproductive on the inflation story. the fed's ability to control inflation is when it comes to tempering demand, and that is not m

yo, this is moses moody with the golden state warriors. the big stage. take care don't warriors. nice, so that's that's moses moody. he was a first-round draft pick of the warriors. just a few months ago. yes, yes. all right. so you man you should be doing the sports here channel 7 you're already have the suit for it actually. so i i got a question for you who you obviously have really good ball handling skills who taught you, you know, some of those moves one of the moves that you showed off is commonly referred to as the god where you do the crossover you push the ball ahead with one hand and then you bring it back the other way. so who taught you that? um like partly my mom and also kind of like that. okay. crystal did you like? i mean, i'm sure you did. yes, i played i played i started playing at elementary as well and middle school high school college. i got a couple of offers to go overseeing some scholarship offers and that i had to withhold from because i had to take care of my grandfather. and my children so and i just said that i

cameron moody the recent one to be arrested. they say he had a ghost gun on him.lanks and robinson arrested after chase and crash that injured a two-year-old in san jose earlier this week. according to the district attorney's office they carefully chose target. >> selected them in the parking lot, asian-american and pacific islanders. >> reporter: facing robbery charges and more than 70 felonies, the district attorney's office say they have evidence to prove bias in the crimes. >> charged with hate crime because evidence in case will show that specifically defendant robinson would send text messages in planning of the crimes that included derogatory terms for people of asian backgrounds. >> reporter: members of the aapi community in the area are voicing appreciation for action of the d.a. and police agencies. >> applaud them for doing a thorough investigation. clearly seems like this group is well organized and these are well planned. >> reporter: three men charged in santa clara county but investigators looking into possible connections to other crimes across the

you told me that the known address his record on the moody church and then there's i now started with him after him by me. again, official describing it is suicide attack. and the casualty here are mounting. 80 people so far have been killed. this attack 300 bucks back that number to continue to be able to get up and learn to hurry to angela wouldn't only about a needed origin bought after all actually show me good. good, good, good, good, good. in the water in the duct and then this comes as president from really contemplating whether to spend more blood and treasure inside afghanistan, the taliban and other search and control. i can tell 40 percent of the, the the the my son, the new to near got some concerns that i was on on monday. she cannot come to the curb for them to call not okay. and so what does she think agree on that? i cannot find that one on the move into the machine and then it says the game show, the little said it was more than i didn't mention the act of the murders, the militia, the militia mater on what was going on. i can try and aim or in a jordan or someone are

it just remind or i'll tell you or you got guess it, mr. moody ended up. so i give me the guy the the in the 19 twenties and since he is several 100 african americans move to the soviet union, and many of their descendants still live in russia. no, no rush, but i still have yet to be truthful. nice things was that richard lum duck back home, black american suffered from racism and a complete lack of prospects. not but the real be losing sure. one by elsa store room provide you with the full ranger. so they decided to leave everything behind and start a new life in a country about which they knew almost nothing at all. some of the african americans who went to the union in the 930 found great success monet blown to me. and now almost a 100 years later, history is repeating itself. my great grandfather, george time, went to russia. party the worst time to go anywhere. why not mean what is come here? ah, ah, working machine. she popped in, she said, well, i'm getting ready to go. shopping for christmas and we, we said there was a good device to another, shoot

. >> this is moses moody, you brought some serious skills, keep working, someday you can make it to the stage. the warriors. -- go warriors. >> who taught you some of thoseo moves? >> partly my mom, also my dad. >> was your favorite player? >> i have three. clay thompson, steph curry, daniel would. because he's from oakland, just a big inspiration for me. >> thank you for having us. dan: what a great story? ama: do you think maybe you could fill in for sports with you? larry: when he first came on, he's got the bow tie and the shoot -- suit. in nine years old, play ball, she and his dad taught him. he has a bright future. sports is next, you're not going to believe the end of the giants game tonight. you doing okay with those new spicy tiny tacos, jack? yeah, it's funny some of those people you see, they... they can't handle it at all right? no, they can't. that's not you. that's not me. no. try my new spicy tiny tacos starting at $3.50. yeah, i mean the thing is, people like geico because it's just easy. bundling for example. you've got car insurance here. and home insurance here. why

. >> jonathan allen, danielle moody, are back.seph stern covers courts and law for slate and has been following the texas law and the upcoming mississippi case very closely. i'll ask which of you saw the older reference to casablanca and which saw the younger one. what do you make of the hypocrisy here, danielle, speaking at an event standing next to mitch mcconnell who rushed her nomination with one month to go but denied a hearing to merrick garland when it was eight months out? >> i feel like republicans are punking us. they think the american people are stupid. like we don't know what mitch mcconnell is doing, like we never know what he's been up to. he upheld merrick garland's hearing and amy coney barrett is like, we're not partisan, never, we're not doing a shadow docket, what are you talking about, look the other way. it's insulting, is really what it is, to the american people. i'm outdone by them, constantly. >> shocked, shocked, i tell you, that gambling is taking place here. john, justice barrett isn't the only one who

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according to leading economists, forecasters like moody's and major international financial institutions, my plan will create great jobs, make us more competitive and grow our economy and lessen, not increase inflationary pressure. i know it has been handed out today but 15 nobel laureates in economics released a letter yesterday arguing that exact same point. they said and i quote, this is from 15 nobel laureates in economics, quote, because this agenda, the one i'm talking about, mine, because this agenda invests in long-term economic capacity and will enhance the ability of more americans to participate actively in the economy, it will ease long-term inflationary pressures. it will ease it. let me tell you about my plan. i know this is long and i apologize but it is important. my plan lowers the cost of daycare and childcare and elder care for families. millions of people, mostly women, who are not able to go back to work because of very young family members or elderly people they are taking care of. it will allow them to go back to work. it is estimated in the millions who can't go b

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