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the people who did this, who made these decisions, lied about it onth tv, they are going to me on to nextex country. >> the real disgusting thing is that people who made the decision in the comfort of their beltway officers do not have to live with lost limbs, lives, marriages -- it's real damage. on top of that, just today what. used to be the u.s. a boxer's biggest base, the prison was open and all the al qaeda and isis prisoners were released. the ones that were released from guantanamo, brought to afghanistan are now free and open on the range again. unleashing terror, they will unleash terrorism. we will live with these consequences for years to come, where the u.s. totally failed in vietnam, there was 30 million people who died in southeast asia. trust me, this problem will spread to ms the region. the taliban never disavowed al qaeda. the cosplay diplomacy going on in the united states thinking that they are going to make a a deal with the taliban... whether it's the trump administration, biden administration, obama administration, the same knuckleheads giving bad advice at th

thought you would maybe have met a light partner and that's notnd turning out and i didn't even go onth. there was no one. >> on a flight to taiwan is where i was going that so i met people. >> yes, it does happen and you never know who will sit next to you. [laughter] knew certain things okay, i was going to have this by the time i was 30 and my first child when i'm 32 and my second child and it's like hey, none of that happening i don't even know if i want to be in this industry. and it's oh, my goodness, what have i done. and then people get through it and your job comes through, the boyfriend or girlfriend comes through, but what i have found since i wrote that book and it's not just because of a pandemic, that quarternd life crisis following following women well into their lives in their 30s and beyond. in the first workplace robbing them of choices and i thought i had some decent advice, i could be mentoring all dayng long, sie i wanted to put everything in one place. where to give the mentoring advice and also a few other tidbits about running away back to remedy, which i think r

but that sums the neckline for some tensions and it just kind of drags away the robe lies onthe bottom a bit strange . i don't know whether that was done because he wasn't happy with the neckline or it got damaged and it was put out the kind of repair something. there's a number of different reasons why that could have been done but it's definitely a contemporary addition to kind of like theearly 1800s . so let's move on and here is a few photos of the robe. which really shows him of the condition issues that it had. so a lot of the and her vices going on here that would contribute to its degradation over the years. first of all it's a 220-year-old object but it has aged going against it. and consider that it's of it g there's so much that is left. it's made from silk which during this time, would have been subjected to a process calledwaiting . so silk by the way is certainly at this point so you start off with a little silk cocoon. rather bogged down and during that , they kind of release the garment so they can collect kind of the more relevant threats. the gum is quite heavy so to

onthe generosity really hit me when i read the books. want to talk about the complexity and bravery of these women. i read something that you wrote. you said it was too perfect, like wouldn't find flaws about her. i thought is that just the way women were represented at the time like they are never going to paint them as anything other than these saintly figures. i would love to know how you made her a more complex person. i know that for virginia home didn't want to become a public figure from what i read, like she wasn't giving of her story. how do you turn these women into full complex characters that they deserve to be on the page? >> i had the advantage of a little bit of biographical information. her daughter had written a biography and she had written a little bit of biographical information about herself while trying to document her mother's life. the fact that adrian wrote her mother's biography with a toothpick and ink while she herself wasri in prison i think indicated in an incredible level of guilt for what happened in the f

it will stay cloudy all through the night and by the time we get to 6:00 in the morning and this is onthe better showings of and onshore with the marine layer pretty much grain everything out, and it will stay that way through the morning and plenty of sunshine tomorrow. tomorrow it brings us back into the 50s and 58 in vallejo and not 78 and it will be 48 in santa rosa and we see the temperatures dip into the cooler numbers. tomorrow, the south bay has many temperatures around 80 or 84 will be the number in campbell and 81 in san jose, 80 in redwood city and we will see the temperatures for the inland east bay valleys in the low 90s. 90 in pleasanton, 90 and livermore, and we will see the temperatures for the east bay shoreline up to 70. it will be mid 80s with the valleys in marin and santa rosa we get another day in the upper 70s tomorrow. petaluma will do 80 and the numbers will warm back up into the mid-90s and for clear lake. how is the next seven days? it is pretty much just like this. san francisco and oakland and san jose, no real changes and you really see the swings up a few de

onthings getugh tay a better. that lingering haze up toward sonoma and napa. red flag warning for the mountains with monday afternoon through tuesday night, this is a pretty long time. wind could gust out of the south at 55 miles per hour. through the bay area, northern california and throughout the mountains today, it is breezy. into your monday, we just get stronger wind. on tuesday. over 30 miles per hour in the mountains. wind gust perhaps around the delta. 70's today in oakland. mid-80's on the peninsula. taking you out to the 90's and upper 80's in the south bay. we are cooler in spots. it is hot, upper 90's in livermore. the accurate forecast still hangs around, but better air quality and looking at much better blue sky into monday, breezy wind bringing the temperatures down, taking us through early september. it is labor day next weekend and we are not looking at any heat around here. kate: scary stuff, especially with more wind on the way. now to the pandemic and the growing crisis facing hospitals in some parts of the country. hospitalizations have j

onth. dee got comprehensive coverage for only $1 a month. and the navarros are paying less than $100 a month. check coveredca.com to see your new, lower price. the sooner you sign up the more you save. only at covered california. this way to health insurance. >>> very good wednesday to you. i'm jim sciutto a. >> i'm poppy harlow. the white house and the president will update the public about the rollout of the vaccine booster shots. officials are expected so present three sets of data to show vaccines may be waning against covid and the variant. but hospitalization and deaths are not. it is very effective against those. this as hospitals across the country are reaching really desperation mode and running out of beds for covid patients. >> amazing to be there again. first we do want to get to afghanistan where the scene has become increasingly dangerous at the kabul airport. the taliban controlling who has access, beating people in the streets as thousands of people are trying to find a way out of the country. cnn chief international correspo

fact are not part of the taliban -- we have been in con stakt contact with the taliban leadership onthe ground, in kabul, as well as the taliban leadership at daho we are coordinating what we are doing. that's why we were able are how we got our embassy personnel out, how we got everyone out of the embassy safely that wassis distance that's how we helped get the french out of their embassy. so the question remains there will be judgments made on the ground by the military commanders at the moment and that i cannot second-guess each of those judgments to be made. but the idea of -- let me get back to the fundamental point i made at the outset when the decision was made by me that -- and it was made some time ago, when i ran for president, saying i wanted to get us out of afghanistan. one of the things that is a reality is people now say to me and to others, many of you say it on air, that why did we have to move because no americans are being attacked why did we withdraw those -- why did we agree to withdraw 2,500 troops when no americans were being attacked as i said before, there was p

any questions or projects for me onthe chair on that ?>> i guess i would just add thank you, but to make it easy for the committee members not that we need to have our hands held, send an email to all the committee members with the deadline clear just to say save jovan and jane from having to ping everybody september 20 saying where's your report? just an email with the liaison reports september 17 given a copy of the last one that expired if you don't mind. >> that's a good idea, i'm happy to do that and i can attach a template document in word if that would make it easier for people .and again please don't spend time formatting or making graphs or anything because wewill want to consolidate everything , just a simple narrative and that's a good idea. >> thank you. >> great, if there's any more questions or comments we are done and roseann, you can take public comment on the item. >> members of the public who wish to provide public comment should call 415-655-0001, access code 187 735 7669 and pound, pound. if you haven't done so please

. >> is there any public comment onthe directors report items 11 a through e ? thank you. by our next item is item12 , approval of the regular meeting april 21 2021. i believe there may have been a comment or correction so commissioner bito, do you have any corrections? >> could i make a motion to move 12 and 13 to next month western mark i haven't had a chance to read through all the meeting minutes . if you don't mind. >> i don't mind if it's okay with the othercommissioners . >> thank you. >> so who made a motion to continue? >> commissionerbito made a motion to continue . >> if commissioners could reach out with any questions or comments, you could even do it within the next week or so because just generally, the content remains the same. we're just trying to correct things like accounting that was maybe incorrect or something but i'll talk to you guys off-line because generally we make alot of changes. i know one change i have to make is that may 19 commissioner wasnot listed on the roster . like those kinds of things or something with that competence . then our next

and the problems are onthe other side . use the barriers but that's not going to be solved, it's not going to create a problem. it's not going to house those homeless people either. but this building, there's quite a lot of things behind right here. and i can see all the way over there when i lived here. and i watched that goal up along the scaffolding. okay, so the next one you can see here is this green here is all, this is ... [inaudible] that's not a legal requirement, it's a recommendation but they certainly recommend that be taken into consideration and all buildings under a certain age be consideredpotentially with this foundry right here , this really was the spark here. we're right in the middle of it. and there's no consideration for that. i think that a lot of the variables are not only in the start but there pumping and that's the point i wastrying to make in showing how the air circulates . i will say i did very much consider after this building went up and the force of the wind blowing down, excuse me. i can't

guest: in texas here, we have two points make doctor annette gordon-reed, one, they evaded onthe issueclinical and critical race theory is going to be coming up this month in the state legislature. and they want to forbid it. and i think that you should put on your armor and can often speak about the issue. and you kind of glossed over this but i hope you've given a thought to it in and i as it could return teacher have a concern to one of the age-appropriate to bring up the true history and issues and we have a book that states forget the alamo than they come up with the true history anything mentioning the state constitution and in this contradiction and that, that is much too high a level for our gradeschool kids to be reading. so can i wish it would give them more than i don't want you to say it now but i do think that will be a b crucial question tht the republicans here in the state want to hear from you rated. annette: okay, when is it appropriate, age-appropriate, we talk about race and history. there is a writer who wrote a book about jefferson a biography of jefferson for peo

improving over the last 24 months as you know in 2017 we had the cyber event that was a significant impact ontheselves in 2018 and '19 and in that time frame we made a decision to invest in the cloud and go to cloud native we put a billion five into our tech stack which is a lot for a $4.8 billion revenue company that's really changed the operations and results of our company. last year we had 16% revenue growth up from an historical 6% to 8%. and through the first half up 26%. that strong performance is allowing us to reinvest in the company with bolt-on acquisitions we completed 8 acquisitions this year of about $3 billion of acquisitions that will add revenue. and a unique data set around incarceration data used not only by state and federal agencies but also in the hiring process which is a big tam where background checks are done on individuals before they are hired by a company >> so lots of new stuff going on as you outlped for us there. what about in the traditional business clearly housing markets reboundedrebound ed very sharply and mortgage rates are soaring. can that continue? >> low

. >> wow >> but first, is is "today" onth jason, did you know geico could save you hundreds on car insurancew it. it's your frisbee. geico. switch today and see all the ways you could save. >>> we're back, wednesday night athing mu won gold, raven rogers took the bronze, chris, silver medalist in the men's pole vault. congrats to all of you >> thank you >> how are we feeling? >> pretty amazing. it's definitely been an experience for me. first one ot especially with raven played a huge role in this one. >> here is the thing for folks following your story you're 19 years old. you have a gold medal around your neck. and the record that you shattered today, you didn't just beat the record. a woman from the united states has not won the 800 since 1968 did you know that going in >> i did that was one of the goals i had in mind. i mean, i knew that this, manning being the only woman who had done this in history i wanted to come out here, execute my race, be a gold medalist and make history for the u.s. and african-american women. >> did you see the viewing party? back in jersey >> i have. >> these

. >> mike, where does that leave us onthe ten-year?ks, goldman and jpmorgan, trim their year-end ten-year forecast to 1.75 why is that? >> well, obviously, you have seen this very resilient bid in treasuries the chase for yield. this idea that, by the way, when tapering has happened in the past, when qe rounds have ended in the past, it is actually meant that yields went lower on the long end so you flatten out the treasury yield curve. a lot of that might be getting in the psychology of the street and just observing exactly how much of a pool of buyers that has remained now, i don't know that necessarily this last little move that we got under 12 in the midyear to the mid 1.3s, that shows you the market is relaxing from deep slowdown fears and the rest of it but it seems like it's at a pretty skrushl spot. if you look at the chart, above 1.5 might be a little bit of a chaeng or take a couple of tries. so to me i look at investment grade corporate debt it's at 2% right now it's not really a challenging level to equity valuations but th

. >> have you weighed in onthe 1776 versus 1619 debate that we're having in the country ? >> i've done interviews and things like that but i haven't written anything about it. i may have had a few stray tweets or something but no in-depth essay at all about it. >> what are your initial thoughts? >> my thoughts are what i've said before. 1619 if that's what you're referring to talks about the beginning of slavery in the north american colonies and it sort of set the context of 1776. 1776 is different because it's the beginning of what we call the beginning of the country so these people are acting within the context of what 1619 was before them because there was slavery in colonies but 1776 introduces a new dilemma if you want to say, that's what people call it, paradox and we can talk about that or not, whether it actually is a paradox butthis idea of all men are created equal and a society in which a good number of people are enslaved . that's the dilemma in 1619, the english at that time are not saying things about all men are created equal or anything of that nature. it

airlines and everyone else >>> the latest on onthe rapidly situation in afghanistan president biden withn to drawdown a lot of criticism on both sides. the president blaming the afghan government and military for allowing the taliban to take over admitting the group did so faster than expected dan murphy is joining us from abu dhabi with the latest. hi, dan. what can you tell us >> reporter: joe, you are right. president biden standing behind the u.s. mission in afghanistan and the u.s. decision to withdrawal his narrative has been a really hard sell domestically and politically after we saw images of pure chaos at kabul airport yesterday. indeed, every day americans, veterans and diplomats and all asking how did this unravel so fast and in such a disorderly manner those scenes ending in a number of deaths for afghan civilians just attempting to escape the country. at the same time, we are seeing common scenes at kabul airport evacuating personnel from the airport. the situation is fluid at this point. thousands of people still desperate to get out of the country. at the same time, we al

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