— disappointing for some people on, and as nat was saying it's notjust the music— and as nat was saying, its conferences, its festivals, — the music industry, its conferences, its festivals, and it looks like our gaze _ its festivals, and it looks like our gaze needs to be looking further ahead _ gaze needs to be looking further ahead and certainly organised. it's jobs, _ ahead and certainly organised. it's jobs. it's_ ahead and certainly organised. it's jobs, it's crews, it's musicians setting — jobs, it's crews, it's musicians setting everything up, so better late than — setting everything up, so better late than never, but it's interesting when you look at the cutturat— interesting when you look at the cultural secretary at the bottom of that article says he says our event industry _ that article says he says our event industry is — that article says he says our event industry is notjust that article says he says our event industry is not just vital for the economy— industry is not just vital for the economy and jobs, they put britain on the _ economy and jobs, they put britain on th

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so she's slower, doesn't only exist, but it's saying actively use for example, now we're nat for as r t, i guess for sport and scooting agency, they were announced for an agent obviously. and they were acquiring tomorrow or a story. stories used by for an agency and that's what they do now. that wasn't our choice, but if these are requirements, then we'll, we'll have to go. so execute them. and when we've said that randy will pre europe because that is weren't agents and they refuse to inform their user. is there a lead turn is that this is the agencies that are foreign agents and considered as such in the russian federation. so we find that we have never been the 1st one introduce sanction mattress bed. if again, for our media against our citizens such discriminated freedom, a measure is, are being adopted. if they get this label of foreign agents and it will be your being persecuted because something then of course we will reply unkind, but not to have revenge, not to avenge them, but just to threaten them. i'd take similar standards for it, so you reduce and for an agent is the ent

this is a sort of sea base for for all of the history work that that nats done. but we are thrilled that everybody can join us this evening this story of the essex tragedy is a sort of near and dear story to nantucket and nantucket's identity as a historic whaling port and this organization and nantucket whaling museum is a unique place to be able to tell this story. you know, we preserve the history of nantucket for the people of nantucket and we have lots of collections related to this story and it's sort of in our bones as it were so we are really thrilled to be able to have all of you join us this evening for our conversation about about the essex you're here. i second that and mike it's really great to be in conversation with you. it's there's no one who knows nan tucket history like you do well. thank you. so the basic thing, you know, we're here to tell to talk about the essex and i suppose the the question of the evening we should start with. case anybody who's joining us may not know. what are the basic things everybody should know about the essex traged

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a half—century from nat sciver helped them reach the 103 required.oval invincibles. there's been a slight twist in the harry kane saga. missing from tottenham training this week, seemingly pushing for a transfer, the england captain has denied that he refused to report for duty and says he'll return to the club tomorrow, as planned. he was expected at spurs on monday after an extended break following the european championship. kane says it hurts to read some of the comments questioning his professionalism and while "not going into the specifics of the situation", he says that "he would never, and has never, refused to train." manchester city are favourites to sign him, with their manager confirming today that they're interested. if tottenham don't want to negotiate, it's finished. if they are open to negotiate, of course not man city, many the clubs in the world want him, to try to sign him. we are not an exception. harry kane is an exceptional, extraordinary striker. no doubt about that, of course. we are very interested in him, but he is a tottenha

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so, yes, i want nat turner. yes, i want harry tubman but yes, , yes, i also want phyllis wheatley. the idea that thomas jefferson can actually say that poetry that is beneath -- what is it? and use the dignity of responding to it critically. the fact he could dismiss the art and yet he could have children who are black. .. >> and i want to know like how far you can go bk. this is porp-- this is important to me. there's a wonderful paragraph on page 26. you see i'm going backwards. donna and grace are the two women that cleanse meats when he goes to monticello and that paragraph, that first paragraph, if you could read that for us on page 26. >> donna and grace and so many people, specifically white people, have often understood slavery and those held in its grip only in abstract terms. they do not see the faces. they cannot picture the hands. they do not see the fear or the laughter. they do not consider that these were children like their own or that these were people who had birthdays and weddings and funerals, who loved and celebrated one another, just as they loved and celebrat

so if you recall, last few usually have worked with nat geo, and we know very well how they said and also i can't forget the fighters who participated and contributed in this war again with great to breathe. marine give the international lines as well as essential recall to ever forget that all of you lucky fighters that we are here to, to move this over and see if i can get like some friends not to allow people with us to see if we could do actually offer determination. you can learn lessons from the experience to the security body. they're showing them. i think that we have to give an answer on that. you can spend most of those who material iraq to enjoy security and iraq to provide when you got to show it to its own people by the international community center will be sending out the ration proven to be this year. and also we would love ok. we've been listening to the french presidency manual micro that meeting summit, convinced by iraq that some of course, trying to find peace and security in the region. the iraqi prime minister must off academy said that iraq was trying to find

it's laundry truths, with cat and nat. i have so many kids and so much laundry.e time for pretreating. what even is this? it looks like cheese but it smells like barf. with tide pods, you don't need to worry. the pre-treaters are built in. so you just toss them in before the clothes. tide pods dissolve even when the water is freezing. nice! if it's got to be clean, it's got to be tide. . >> o'donnell: tonight, more than 95 million americans are under heat alerts, from southern california to maine. about a dozen records were broken today, including 105 degrees in medicine lodge, kansas. here in d.c., we could hit a record high tomorrow. the feels-like temperature in springfield, massachusetts is expected to top 100. the mercury could soar to 115 in yuma, arizona. be safe out there. well, tonight, the caldor wildfire is not only threatening thousands of homes near california's lake tahoe, it's making the air dangerous to breathe. the area, shrouded in ash and yellow smoke, now has the worst air pollution in the country. this big news: both serena and venus williams

the problem is the mother nat, the byproduct from the tannery should be treated and made harmless to use as landfill. but they didn't do that. i asked mattie or for this pollution was an open secret. here to show the green, i mean pollution and cancer have always been considered a necessary evil. but that's the job. the tannery sit at the top of the food pyramid, the highway like this one that cut across the landscape of wineries and small farms where the waste was buried. we're here long and embankment where investigators found toxic waste buried under the highway. they took soil samples and coveted backup with his tarp. police say they've found 10 such sites across tuscany, but they acknowledge there may be dozens of others across the region. since we met with citizens groups who are pushing local officials to give them answers. we have a 1000 tons of dangerous bacteria. we know exactly what it is made off any it's exactly there. so we are really very care mafia expert. renata scalia has repeatedly warned tuscan authorities voltage. i've been for years we've been raising the alarm

anything can happen for nat, via choker, as a political commentator, and advise it to the bell. russian opposition figures flip lana, taken off the sky, and he says targeting a young athlete is the act of an insecure, later ever since started few days ago when she criticized on her instagram account, the management of dollars in the limbic team. and she was supported by many, many been recent, thousands of comments came in support of her on social media. and then suddenly she was taken by representatives for billers and i'll pick team probably also by representatives for some k g b and brought to the airport. oh, of course luca shaka, the regime was trying to take revenge on her for criticizing lucas and personally and management of olympic team. it's a revenge and we should call it as a revenge if you're self confident. and if you are in control of the situation, you don't need to arrest athlete. just for post on instagram, it means you feel unsafe, and you are trying to eliminate all sources of potential on the rest. because the week before he destroys more than 50 and jewels and huma

and the saga continues will continue to fall at nat, ryan jones. and i appreciate your time. thanks for coming on. lympics. have a history of protesting controversy in the olympic games in tokyo are really no different this year. we'll discuss this right after a short break. ah, ah okay, let's go to nigeria. here's a country that is suffering from inflation. they have a huge population of 200000000 or more very young people that are already online already on their phones. and the government is not really able to crack down, let's say is you could see in china, they ban all those things together. and you have a breakout, you have a breakthrough, you have the big point, standard emerging. and that's so exciting because it means that the world will be born again. it looks like it's going to happen in nigeria. i wish it doesn't look like this is off the field. you feel like you actually took you through the that actually used them sheet, which is a big milk put your budget that ah, will continue to tell you because if i was i didn't give famous credit issued by the book i ah ah,

and that is what the nat as the, the facts that he did not belong to the admins, but also to the united states. now, unfortunately, they not as a state signed a dealer with a parlor but, but that was not a police bill. right? that was a width, rollo deal with the, with the taliban. but this was a puzzle of a nation that was hardly a country because of the divisions with proxy conflicts that on top, what would have been the approach you would have advised after 911 to get this right? well, let me add one footnote towards hush him said in terms of enumerating our airs. a crucial one is it, before the job was done in afghanistan, however, we defined the job. the bush administration decided it was a great idea to invade iraq in 2003 and embark upon an even more ambitious nation building exercise in, in an equally divided country about which again, we understood very little. so we can't forget the enormity of the error of the iraq war. what should we have done? i think what we should have done, i think, i think it was necessary, and i think most people agreed that it was necessary for us to

will continue to follow it. nat ryan, ladon jones, and i appreciate your time. thanks for coming on. me. linda have a history of protesting controversy in the olympic games in tokyo are really no different this year. we'll discuss this right after a short break. the driven by a dreamer shaped by those vision in me dares thing. we dare to ask me. ah, oh. it doesn't look like this is of all the old what you actually puzzle. so can you through the with that actually use them she, she said to build me up with your budget that i would continue to tell you because it came from a cut my to buy a book i oh, when i went to the wrong, why don't just don't the rules? yes. to fill out this thing because the after an engagement equals the trail. when so many find themselves, well the part we choose to look for common ground. ok, let's go to nigeria. here's a country that is suffering from inflation. they have a huge population of 200000000 or more very young people that are already online already on their phones. and the government is not really able to crack down, let's say

wondering what the future holds, nat geo baba has this report was just working flat out to help afghans who just arrived with almost nothing. these volunteers say they've been amazed by the support i getting from the public, not just from afghans, but other members of the wider community here in west london heathrow airport. turned up with wall bikers nation. i managed to get some neighbors. literally in that hole was we have 2 bags, i think, and then managed to through neighborhood what's that group link in between us? you know, we've actually managed to get those kinds of responses. incredible. all these bags of afghans who are staying temporarily in currently, hotels, around the u. k. there's been a huge effort by small charities and large organizations like the red cross to make sure that you're right have the basics. this is just one of several locations where newly arrived, afghans are being held in quarantine beyond their immediate needs. many of them will be wondering just what their new life in britain is going to look like. i'm adela eubie is one of them. he's a former african

and the saga continues will continue to fall at nat, ryan jones. and i appreciate your time. thanks for coming on me. they have a history of protesting controversy in the olympic games in tokyo are really no different this year. we'll discuss this right after a short break and the ah ah, me the join me every thursday on the alex simon show. and i'll be speaking to guess in the world, the politic sport business. i'm show business. i'll see you then me . i believe the condition of off if you feel like you actually puzzle you through that actually use them sheet which is a big milk. put your budget that i would continue to tell you, because if i was in the cookie famous from a credit issued by both of us in the so the international olympic committee of the i o. c says olympic games are not political but, but so often throughout history. politics has been in intertwined with the olympics from the 1936 summer games in berlin to the 1970 to massacre and muse, munich, and over the decades since then. limping athletes have certainly made headlines and political statements at the vari

some of our colleagues have been writing about irration nat exuberance in the dollar. >> i think we don'tee room for it. not fundamental justified u.s. dollar appreciation because risk sentiment could leave a bit higher. but like you have to keep an eye on interest rate expectation. we are still very caution because even if tapering is moving up, it doesn't mean that -- that interest rate hikes are coming up any time soon appeared we think this is what's most important in the u.s. dollar's in the long-term. >> good morning do you think we're in a binary moment in the dollar? we just broke the year's highs. it seems like when we were at that time low, people were bearish. now, people going to move more bullish, the dollar we had an amazing week of gains and yesterday we saw the largest drop in more than three months getting streaks volatility. do you think there's a chance for a whole new narrative to form after jacks hall or are we going to drift back into the bearish narrative? >> well, that's exactly the kind of sentiment we are seeing right now. we are very cautious on the u.s. dollar.

populations, tens of thousands of people, essential workers, reasonable care providers welcome people vax natted early in the process and it will be a combination of that evidence that helps inform our strategy 37. >> reaffirming that vaccines are effective against coronavirus and if you're vaccinated it's a way to stop the spread of this disease. >> a big update. are you encouraged by this? definitely. that is very promising news nap is something that we have been trying to do from the start which is increase the vaccination rates in the entire country and particularly in areas where they are he has tent and vulnerable. another thing is the focus on equity. we need to make sure the vaccines are going to be, the entire population, but particularly in areas under resourced, under funded, and vulnerable. so i'm glad they're putting a focus on that. also, anti-body therapy. that is the most effective therapy we have right now that is under utilized. they have been subsidized by the government. they need to be available for all outpatient settings. it increases the risk of hospitalization and death.

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cyclicals did better in the second quarter again, it's a rotation nat keeps helping the market out a 60% of the s&p is up if you look at the top five companies. when you get five that are essentially 25% of the s&p and up this much in a quarter, the s&p is only up 5% this quarter those are almost enough to keep overwleming the market and finally, just on payment for order flow the sec have a proposal. there's a lot of different types of payment, not just robinhood and you might see nasdaq engage in payment for order flow. options markets also do that there's going to be a possible vote down the road but my sense is that's not going to happen. my sense is the ultimate goal is to get more transparency, more disclosure opening the genie in the bottle and defining what it means that's probably a pretty tall order. back to you. >> just bringing it all out into the open is probably the goal. number of chip stocks. hitting record highs and we're joined by the vj you know, there's excitement, just on a sector-wide index that the semiconductor index has nosed up to a new high it's backing off

. -- the safety certificate worries nat skninner. >> the governor's the rules.a power company reasonable if it has a safety certificate. more than that, if -- the governor's bill prophets. >> why would we have to cap how much the utilities are paying back to the wildfire fund? quest to protect the utility. -- >> to protect the utility. >> pg&e shareholders would have been on the hook for $4 billion. not for the tens of billions but the ultimate -- that they ultimately ended up paying out. >> they could cause another campfire potentially and not have to go bankrupt. >> yes. >> i think that is obscene. >> i don't understand why this is allowed. why they get the safety certificate. they get to set up the rules. they don't benefit anybody but themselves. >> in a written response to our reporting, governor newsom's office pointed out that the law required pg&e to spend money on safety. newsom's office ignored all of our specific questions about the much bigger amount of money that law gave to the safety certificate program. >> the governor has made it more of a prior

remember hurricane-force winds extend out 50 nat call miles from the center of major hurricane ida. that's about as far out as we are from the center of the storm. we're now starting to experience the onset, the onslaught of hurricane ida's worst. we're anticipating conditions that go down here within this area, the terrebonne parish, protected by levees and flood gates. the flood gates have been closed. they're meant to protect this particular location. about 100,000 people live here, most evacuated hopefully. it's meant to protect them from catastrophic flooding and storm surge. of course, it only measures up to a category 3 hurricane. we know ida will make landfall as a strong category 4. when we're talking about a strong powerful 4 or a minimum 5, we're splitting hairs here. the damage will be catastrophic. we know what's coming and we're preparing for it. >> when you say you're preparing for it, derek, a lot of viewers will be worried about you, our photo journalists, pro dduction people. >> our cameraman, photo journalist, our crew is completely safe in a sheltered area. this

nat natasha, thank you very much. cnn global affairs analyst spent decades as a correspondent.plain the speed with which the taliban has taken over so much of the country? >> fred, i was speaking to an afghan general and asking why did so many of your troops just give up. he said look, yes, it is 300,000 strong. you forget attrition rate, casualty rate. so many afghan soldiers died and so many gave up and fled prior to this latest offensive, it is as if the generals are working with half or majority of green troops. the other thing, the troops didn't have much faith in leaders, they had more faith in american air power. while there are limited strikes available from the u.s., it is not the kind of cover they had. increasingly, i am hearing from people in different parts of afghanistan who got cut off, called for air support and backup and it is not arriving. the same troops are hearing that in areas where they fight the taliban hard and don't give up, everyone gets slaughtered, tortured, but in areas where they give up and agree to some negotiated surrender, those soldiers get

nat natasha bertrand, thank you so much. and those afghan civilians are in more danger than ever. operation allies refuge is the biden administration's plan to airlift some 20,000 afghan interpreters to safety. so far the u.s. has managed to rescue around 1,000 and that leaves 1,000 more people and their families stuck in the cross hairs. ruheme was one of those afghan interpreters. he knew danger came with the job and he's been trying to get his wife and five kids to safety for years. but he's had an even bigger target on his back ever since u.s. troops started to withdraw. enter retired u.s. army sergeant gerald king. they became fast friends after meeting on the same u.s. army post in 2016. this week raheme and his family finally found safe passage to canada. they goal is now is to live and work here and get closer to their parents. they're with us now. this is such a good news story. great to see you both. gerald, let's start with you. just tell us about the relationship you developed overseas with raheem and the reaction from finding out he's going to get out of harms way. >>

. >> do remember how mad the democrats were about half from its -- president trump was mean to nat adequate -- article five, this is the only ten but that's ever been invoke and our allies are there, dear astronomer porter said you know how mad people are the people are trapped behind enemy lines and people are leaving them there? >> it is like they are all stoned and hiding. i don't get the absolute utter incompetence. like most americans, i wanted out of afghanistan, but this is reckless and irresponsible and the execution of the non-plan i appalling to me. it is such a rookie mistake. when you think about afghanista where i spent a lot of time between 24 in 2012, 11 assignments there. to think that you have an airbase, up wonderful impenetrable fortress of an airbase that can land and any size. you keep the kabul airport, which is in a big depression. it's in a horrible plays and no the principal at all. it shows how absolutely incompetent that are in the united states embassy. i was in the united states embassy when there was a mortar attack on the embassy. i was with brian crocker. num

there was a band from chicago playing that night, and we have -- there were a lot of migrants from natt who lived in chicago, who were directly affect by the tragedy, and there's some memorialization that happens on the landscape and through jazz and blues songs. >> i'm looking forward to reading that. i'm sitting in chicago so anything, any book that tells me a little more about the great migration and what is happening on both ends of the migrant trail is very interesting to me and other people here. and you found another reason to white beaut naches, mississippi. >> it's a little town i fell in love with when i wrote "go castle" and it's a fascinating place. it's a fascinating place, and i like all these connections. is a said it's a local story but has regional and national connections. >> okay. okay. well, thank you again, karen, and for those -- this has been dr. karen cox and her book is "no common ground: confederate monuments and the ongoing fight for racial justice." the book is available from abraham lincoln book shop and there's a link in the comments to get it it's $24 and

. >> nats right. i mean -- you know, markets are unpredictable and interest rates are even more unpredictable. so, again, i would probably be more appropriately saying, i think the probabilities of rates, performing, rising more than consensus expects is what we think will happen in august if the delta variant starts to roll over. i think interest rates in cases as and markets connected, but over the next couple weeks plays out for stocks. >> tom, obviously concerned like everyone as delta variants and not worried about the long-term impact on the economy, frankly i'm a lot more worried about the fed's role in the market as you look to the next couple months, because it's all about the fed. out there late last week, i think the voice is probably loud as its ever been relative to her place in the fed fed's got towait for at least september data doesn't come out until october not a fed meeting until november doesn't this give you the view fed not in your face until probably late suggest, november? >> a

there are thousands of indij nat leaders who are what i call antibodies, my book, triumph joseph. joseph was important because even though he was treated unjustly like your father, he never succumbed to bitterness and not only his brother who enslaved him there's radical grace. so it's important for people not to get caught up in resentment because hatred and resentment and on animosity consumes you. it's like taking poison and expecting the other person to die. and so, what we're trying to emphasize in this book we wanted to inspire people to come together to look beyond race. ... bottom here and yes, use our talent instead of always fighting each other or, i don't want to engage in the tribal warfare that is in existence today but for people who profit off of antagonism, and they are the race hustlers. there are legitimate people can people whor know better or dont act better and i call them racial here given angers them, fine. but ifs it provokes this kind of discussion, then i've i accomplished something. >> host: one of the things that's interesting, so i asked you for names

a half—century from nat sciver helped them reach the 103 required.ng the european championship. kane says it hurts to read some of the comments questioning his professionalism and while "not going into the specifics of the situation", he says that "he would never, and has never, refused to train." manchester city are favourites to sign him, with their manager confirming today that they're interested. if tottenham don't want to negotiate, it's finished. if they are open to negotiate, of course not man city, many the clubs in the world want him, to try to sign him. we are not an exception. harry kane is an exceptional, extraordinary striker. no doubt about that, of course. we are very interested in him, but he is a tottenham player, and if they don't want to negotiate... nothing more to say. if they want it, we will try. the championship season started this evening with bournemouth drawing 2—2 at home to west bromwich albion. and it was a great game down on the south coast, as bournemouth took the lead twice — philip billing with the cherries' second a

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i had a number of dinners with richard holbrooke, who was the december ig nats to be the special envoy for afghanistan and pakistan. i was present at the first dinner that hillary clinton held at the state department. >> wow. >> among afghan experts. and so all of them got this plan as well as military officials. and, frankly, i mean, that i spent the next, i would say, until about 2011, pushing this type of an approach really to no avail. interestingly i ended up being employed not by the civilian side but by the military, meaning two commanders of the international forces in kabul and then the chairman of joint chiefs of staff. and what was odd was it was the military that was begging for more of a civilian involvement and engagement with what was going on in afghanistan because from our perspective, the fundamental problems were civilian problems. they were the corruption of the afghan government and the united states' role in abetting, reinforcing, and enabling that corruption, and the instrumental role of pakistan, the pakistani government, in concocting and supporting the taliban

lauren: that was a good explanation of why we're seeing nat gas down, because if you look at all of those millions of people in louisiana and in the dark and the heat, it could be for days if this situation gets worse. let's go to tom. tom, okay, if you're keeping track, the s&p 500 is looking at 53 record close is if it closes at a record high today. the nasdaq, 32 records this year. you know, it's this bull everything type of market. are you still feeding the frenzy right now? what do you think? >> yeah. well, you have a situation with the fed, it's like going to the bar at two in the morning, the bartender turns the lights on, but he still keeps serving the liquor. [laughter] that's what's happening with the taper. you have a situation where they say we want to take the punch bowl away, but they keep serving the beverages, and everyone's still having fun. and i think that's the situation that you have. usually strength begets strength, and we've seen these 51 new record highs in historic situations that tends to persist. you also have earnings increasing. we're looking at right now abo

it's laundry truths, with cat and nat. i have so many kids no mand so much laundry. it.time for pretreating. what even is this? it looks like cheese but it smells like barf. with tide pods, you don't need to worry. the pre-treaters are built in. so you just toss them in before the clothes. tide pods dissolve even when the water is freezing. nice! if it's got to be clean, it's got to be tide. >> it was a horrible, plenty scene. body on the floor of the warehouse, a plastic bag over her head. bruce mcmahon stalled with a county sheriff detective called to investigate. they saw the bloodstains on the hallway carpet, and concluded michel had been dragged around the corner of her office. the office itself was locked, but there was fresh prime marks on the door. it looked like an attempted reagan. >> what was in that office that anybody would want? >> that's the mystery. >> while the detectives were trying to make sense of the crime scene, michel's husband dan was still at home. coworkers has started reaching out to him, but all they told him was there had been some kind of in

sometimes people like nat turner would rise up. we'll talk about him in the weeks to come.h carolina would come together, share particular cultural practices and try to escape to freedom in florida, right? every day enslaved people did things were different from what their owners wanted them to do. one of the most frequent things they could try to do, one of the most frequent things they did was try to control the pace of their work. and so some of the sponges enslaved people might sing could be used to try to regulator influence the pace of labor on a plantation. i want to play a little piece of one of these songs. the song hoe emma hoe. ♪ hoe emma hoe ♪ ♪ you turn around dig a hole in the ground ♪ ♪ hoe emma hoe ♪ ♪ hoe emma hoe ♪ ♪ you turned around dig a hole in the ground ♪ ♪ hoe emma hoe ♪ ♪ say emma you from the country ♪ ♪ hoe emma hoe ♪ ♪ you turn around dig a hole in the ground ♪ ♪ hoe emma hoe ♪ ♪ emma help me to pull these weeds ♪ ♪ hoe emma hoe ♪ ♪ >> anyone who appreciates music can understand that songs that might be intended for one place can be enjoyed in o

that second big story in the world of vaccines, san francisco general is getting nat ty are o supplement johnson shot and wants peace of mind. the deputy director tells the san francisco department of health her department has received requests based on patients talking to their physicians and that's why they're allowing the accommodations. the hospital is not calling this additional shot a booster, rather a supplemental shot. so as it stands now, san francisco's director of public health says there has been no policy changes and the city and county will continue to follow the cdc's recommendation that prohibits booster shots. again, sf general are calling that additional shot supplemental. they're not calling it a booster shot. we're live in san francisco, cierra johnson for "today in the bay." >> really interesting development there. >> you know what, many people are considering and wondering when can they actually receive that booster shot for better protection. >> "today in the bay's" kris sanchez joins us us with a look at where we stand. >> our local health departments like contra

i don't see the $5 trillion coming nat record high levels in the face of the fed raising rates. i just don't see that happening. >> she's talking about if you get a pullback in stocks there's a lot of money on the sidelines that will scoop up the s sell-off that's the point she's making. jim lebenthal, farmer jim? >> yeah, look, i've been doing this for decades i've got to tell you trying to time correction is a way to destroy wealth. i know that firsthand from clients who have told me to get out of the markets with their money. they give me the order i can't tell them no it's a wealth-destroying action. i like mike wilson for the same reason that steve does he's willing to stand out from the pack but the fact of the matter is he's been calling for a 10% correction more than 10 percentage points ago in terms of rise in the s&p 500 if you follow the idea of, like, let's try to time the correction let's reduce risk and then get back in, i just tell you empirically, that's a way that clients destroy money, destroy wealth they are always chasing it it's just -- we can talk about it

in a couple hours, the nat is going to gather for a rare sunday session as it worked to finalize the. they have been working all throughout the weekend to get this bill finished. before releasing everyone for the night, senate majority leader chalk schumer laid out what will happen next with the bipartisan bill and signaled the sooner lawmakers can get the agreement finalized, the sooner democrats can get to work on their separate, larger bill that they plan to try to pass without any republican support using a legislative maneuver called budget reconciliation to do so. >> when the legislative text is ready, i will offer it as the substitute amendment and after that, we can begin voting on amendments. as a reminder, upon completion of the bipartisan infrastructure bill, the senate will turn to the budget resolution with reconciliation instructions. >> with just eight days until the scheduled senate recess, the senate chamber is going to have to move quickly. however, neither plan is currently anywhere near the

dip nats kabul warned secretary of state antony blinken of a possible catastrophe in the country andfghan allies out there. kylie atwood is live at the state department. what more can you tell us about this memo? >> this was a dissent memo written mostly by diplomats who were at the embassy in kabul telling the state department and telling secretary of state tony blinken that they thought that there should be more action taken on behalf of the state department to prepare for what they saw as the eventual evacuation of these afghans. these afghans applying for visas and refugee status in the united states. of course, the backdrop being they were on the ground. they were watching what was happening in the country in the months following president biden's announcement that the u.s. was going to withdraw their troops. these taliban gains that were mounting across the country. they were urging the state department to do more. now, the reason that this is significant is because, first of all, a dissent memo is only written by diplomats if they feel that their voice is not being heard. it i

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