rachel revealed she signed an nda. that was published yesterday.aid she was paid $5 million and was promised $1 million a year for three years for her silence. she broke her silence in 2019 when she agreed to talk about her relationship with woods for a documentary. reggie: surge of crime in an area. a good samaritan tried to stop a person matching. reggie: armpit and leg. he does not regret trying to help the couple being robbed but earns -- but warns other to think about their safety first. there have been a number of attacks in chinatown. many businesses are closing early because of that. died while police were taking him into custody is filing a lawsuit. four off off off off suit. police were called to the family home in december when his mother reported he was having a mental health episode. >> he did not happened to him. kumasi: the city of antioch has not issued a response to the lawsuit. to crack down on illegal alcohol sales. department to stop crimes. reggie: governor newsom traveled to berkeley to help clean up a homeless encampment. que

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the white house says that despite today's bombings, neither the nda nor the mission has changed. >> i would note that more than 700,000 70,000 people were evacuated over the last 24 hours. that includes members from coalition partners. this is what the president is focused on, getting as many people on these planes, even as we are working to address security threats. >> indeed, the airbridge operation has been extraordinary. the administration says since the 14th of august, over 100,000 souls have been evacuated from afghanistan. it is estimated about 1000 americans remain. today the secretary of defense praise those service members who lost their lives, while affirming that forces on the ground will be, quote, not be dissuaded from the task at hand. and this afternoon, his boss, indeed, backed up that sentiment. >> i instructed the military, whatever they need, if they need additional force, i will grant it. by the military, from the chairman of the joint chiefs, the joint chiefs, the commanders in the field, have all contacted me, one way or another, usually by letter, saying we sub

so people say we are in a cold war with china, i grew up in the cold war and nike and apple and the ndaere awaiting our annihilation and hiding under desks and doing nuclear bomb testing, our corporations weren't playing games with them. so starting to look like china is responsible for all of our kids, masking up, our relatives dying, and you can point check to china for that. but we don't want them to interfere with our cheap products and our profit, so until he accept paying higher prices for labor material, we will be embed with the nation responsible for the worst biological disaster in history, and i think there are 16 or 17 republicans who sign onto the infrastructure bill knowing that. to answer your immigration question? >> brian: but it makes you feel better. a >> greg: if i feel better, i am less abusive to you. but when i feel good i want to hurt you more. >> brian: i'm surprised the way that you are getting along with austan. >> greg: in comparison to you. it's about you. it's not free without the toupee. >> austan: imagine if i had one how personally i would take it. >> br

. >> david: you didn't break that nda? that's good. i didn't either. not even aunt lindsay?e's terrifying. you should be. you seem to have chemistry with her. >> yes. i'm so glad she's on my side now. >> david: everything she's saying yeah, that's cool. everyone hates you. yep, yep, yep. i would run for the hills. but the family tree. you never know. but you have everything now. you have love. you have chemistry. you have instagram followers. all the things i'm looking for. [ laughter ] but there's one thing you might not have and that is knowledge of each other. because you're pretty new and we're going to play a little game i like to call the "newly engaged game"! [ applause ] so this is just like "the newlywed game." so much so that jimmy's going to get sued. [ laughter ] he's not watching. so i'm going to ask you guys questions about your new fiance and you're going to write down the answers on the whiteboard. it's pretty easy. and you're going to win something from a wedding registry. isn't that exciting? all right, the first item you are vying for is a salad spinner. [

i hope that especially the new york eeg nda, they are able to hold him accountable for crimes that heing over decades financial crimes etc. again, it would be as if he is still getting away with the big stuff. for the people around him still getting away with the big stuff when is it going to stop? >> is there a passage that i missed in my dappling with social psychology in college that explains the 74 million trump voters? >> yeah there is actually a large part of one chapter entirely devoted to trying to understand those 74 million people. when i will say about that, is one of the worst things about having him convicted, a allowing him to run in the future again was that he was allowed to run in 2020. he was treated as a totally normal candidate, and it allowed 74 million people to give their support to him and representation matters and sometimes that is an incredibly good thing and it doesn't happen enough but sometimes it is a really bad thing. 74 million people were allowed to express their support and fill the power, and so was he. the wrong message was sent and again, it has p

so that was for "nda." and i loved it i literally, like, that's my - that's where i belong, is, like - >> jimmy: in the middle of zooming cars [ light laughter ] >> yeah. yeah >> jimmy: that would frighten me i would be so frightened if i was anyone, going like, "no. this is an american treasure, this is billie eilish standing in front of all these zooming cars going back and forth and then kicking up dust that even makes it even more tricky oh, no, i'm out. >> no. >> jimmy: yeah you know, i wanted to ask you. because i read a bunch of articles about you and i know you're very -- you have a thing. i don't know what it's called. that you're a very colorful person you have a - >> synesthesia, that's the word you're thinking. >> jimmy: yes. say it again >> synesthesia >> jimmy: synesthesia. so, everything you see kind of has colors to it and a number, mabye, and a letter or something? >> so, synesthesia, just real quick to sum it up, it's -- i don't know why it exists, but my brother has it. i have it. my dad

this comes after the nda authorized the third shot yesterday. we have more on who should get this booster shot. >> good morning. people in transplant patients, those on chemotherapy and they can suppress their immune system and are vulnerable to the covid-19 virus after fully vaccinated. that is why the fda decided to authorize giving a third shot of pfizer or the moderna vaccine. this morning, the cdc is expected to recommend a booster shot of people at high risk. dr. fauci: these are for people who almost certainly did not get an adequate response to properly protect them in the first place. >> fully vaccinated people do not need a booster shot at this time. the delta variant continues to spread in the u.s.. florida and texas account for 40% of the country's new hospitalizations. julian: thank you. a health service plan is people $100 when they convince someone to get vaccinated. the helping hand referral program is open to anyone ages 14 years or older. the person must not have been previously vaccinated for covid-19. they must also make an a

we heard you're going to violate your nda and tell us three things about it. >> i will tell you thatait >> seth: i imagine it must have been so excited to be a part of -- for my money, one of the best shows of last year "wandavision." here you are and how has your experience -- i mean, i guess you can talk about things that have already happened was "wandavison" as much fun to make as it was for all of us to watch? >> oh, my gosh, it was such a treat. and just the people i got to work with. i mean, paul, lizzy, our creative team. everybody was just such a genuine human being. and then, you know, we got stopped. we didn't finish before the pandemic happened. and so when we came back, just really excited to see each other and leaning on each other in this very odd time so, yeah, it was really special. and then to watch it after having gone through a pandemic, even more special and just, it took on a whole other meaning and a deeper level than even when we started. >> seth: well, it showed up at a time when all of us were desperate for something to watch. and to have it be that quality

i think you probably saw the senate, they recently went through their version of the nda and they upped the top line, which i have advocated since the beginning and will continue to advocate for, but they just decided what they wanted for the reasons they wanted it. wasn't based on strategy or the highest priority needs for services, it was really left up to congress to do it. going back to my discussion before, there was a strategy that was grounded in what the services needed. in this case we are talking about the navy. there was an opportunity to say we need to add 25 billion to the budget. we should be really clear what that needed to be. >> even if they came in with a budget that was physically constrained, they had a strategy that said we will keep with the 704 top line. and add a limited number of ships in the budget. then congress would have an idea of where to go to add back in rather than going to the priority list. it seems like a strategy that would inform that decision-making, even if the administration chose not to fully fund that strategy. >> nice to see you again. >> he

the first things that made it unlike anything i have ever done before is i had to sign like 10,000 ndasdon't honor. so i'm happy to talk to you about it completely. [ laughter ] no, yeah i will tell you this about it, i've been acting since i was 13. like i did my first movie in 1985, okay and that's a long time ago and these are the best sets i have ever been on in my life the costumes, the set, the production design, the cinematography, all of those elements are kind of mind boggling interesting. >> seth: i will say this, and i mean if there's an indie film character in the marvel universe, i feel like "moon knight" might be that character. so i do kind of feel like this is a nice fit. >> well, i heard about it from oscar isaac who lives like, you know, three blocks down the street from me in brooklyn i was at a coffee shop and he came up to me and was like, "hey, i really liked the good lord bird. i was like, "cool, i really like your work, you're amazing. he was like, "hey, want to be in the 'moon knight' with me?" i was like, "yeah. [ laughter ] so it happened the right way, you kn

i think that we're going to see a lot of amendments this week in in the nda markup. when you look at the biden administration's priorities, they told us they don't prioritize security, that they don't value homeland security, border security. we've got a flat defense budget. hopefully under mike rogers' leadership we can get some of those amendments in. it is certain that we will be talking about afghanistan, that that will be a subject of terrorism for me on homeland security, i'm introducing legislation today to look at the 5 to 8,000 prisoners that were released in afghanistan last week and to understand where they came from, what the numbers are and what kind of threat they pose due to affiliations with terror groups. all these things will be introduced as part of the defense budget and i hope we'll make some real gains. dagen: the democrats just want this to go away. they want everybody to stop talking about this horrific failure on behalf of joe biden and the entire administration. it's not just how the withdrawal was handled but the fact that, again, americans