host: go back to sean parker. would like to learn more about that. >> from my perspective, this was a purely philanthropic mission. i spent a lot of time thinking how can i help communities that don't have access to some of the advantages that i have? in silicon valley, you find there are a ton of investors, more investors than companies to invest in. this is the problem that it turns out is pretty unique to silicon valley. this all began from a desire to try to spread that access to capital more evenly across the country in places that didn't benefit from the technology boom or the economic recovery. host: so, for people who don't know him, who is he, and how did he make his money? guest: sean parker was a young hacker. he actually got busted when he was a teenager for hacking into some government systems. he didn't go to college. he ended up in silicon valley. he was the founder of something called napster, which the younger viewers may not know, but was a music sharing site that was put out of business because

what did sean parker -- when did sean parker have the idea? david: 2013. host: when did it move into working on this? david: for a period of the next couple of years, he had a sidekick named michael who has had brief notoriety because he is dating lady gaga, which we know from her instagram, not my investigative reporting. he hired these two washington insiders, a veteran of the obama white house and one who had worked for a trade association for the foreign units --u.s. units of foreign multinationals, a republican. both had worked in the senate and he hired them and they pretty much went into stealth mode for a couple of years and he organized a think tank and then they built a strong case that we have a problem with economic inequality in the u.s. a lot of people talk about income inequality, the gap between rich and poor, and they focused on the gap between communities doing well and communities doing poorly. that laid -- they did not talk about opportunity zones. even though sean parker and michael polansky formed this think tank to get opportunity zo

jessica parker has more details. in sanctions against minsky. jessica parker has more details.rms of details about — parker has more details. in terms of details about what _ parker has more details. in terms of details about what this _ parker has more details. in terms of details about what this will - parker has more details. in terms of details about what this will cost - parker has more details. in terms of details about what this will cost or i details about what this will cost or what it will do, i am told it will cost around $400 million on b 5.5 metres high and equipped with motion sensors and a monitoring system and covering about half of the 400 km border. the plan it seems is to try and get it out by the middle of next year. why is this wall being built? well, there have been concerns about the number of migrant crossings from belarus. now the regime in belarus has been accused of basically weapon icing migrants in retaliation for sanctions, eu sanctions against the regime. and poland has reported a surge in migrants crossing the border and a number of migrants have

parker has as well. like planned parenthood do for some women provide all of their healthcare? >> well, exactly. you know, the other disturbing fact is that, in fact, a vast majority of people in this country want abortion to be safe and legal and accessible and believe it's important to women's lives and girl's lives. and there is no question that it is, so we've got these state legislatures and these extremists fueled by these anti-abortion restrictions that are being passed into law that are totally against public opinion and here we have the fifth circuit court of appeals acting just out of ideology to cut off access to women and girls in texas. it's an outrage. i hope the supreme court now will step up and do what it should do, which is to defend constitutional rights. the right to abortion is a constitutional right and cannot be abridged and denied by state legislatures. that's what's happening in state after state. i hope the court will fulfill its duty and defend the constitution. >> kathy spille

jessica parker re ”ortin some quarters. jessica parker reporting from _ some quarters.. jessica parker reporting from brussels. stay| reporting from brussels. stay with us on bbc news. thousands of fans gather to mourn the death of indian star puneeth rajkumar. he indira gandhi, ruler of the world's largest democracy, died today. 0nly yesterday, she had spoken of dying in the service of her country and said, "i would be proud of it. "every drop of my blood will contribute to the "growth of this nation." after 46 years of unhappiness, these two countries have concluded a chapter of history. no more suspicion, no more fear, no more uncertainty of what each day might bring. booster ignition and lift—off . of discovery with a crew of six astronaut heroes and one american legend. - this is beautiful. a milestone in human history. born today, this girl in india is the seven billionth person on the planet. this is bbc news and these are our latest headlines. post francis calls for radical decisions at next week's climate change summit. as the row over post brexit fixturing rig

wheeler parker. doctor i've heard you say many times, that if you were not there, you can't really know what happened and you were there in 1955 and if you woody, take us back to that moment and tell us what happened at the grocery store and into the home of moses >> first of all i would like to say that 66 years ago last saturday, i was 16 years old. that morning, was the morning they came and kidnapped emmett till and i had my moments and i can remember that the thing showed up just before she died his mother and she told me that she wanted me to carry on the work and they wanted to name it emmett till memorial center and everything was that i hope that he did not die in vain in coming here today, is a reminder that emmett till did not die in vain, he still speaks, sad to say i think he has done or death they would've done if he had lived so many things have come to past and done to help racism and help and with that i will go back into what happened at the store. so many stories that have been tol

difficult and was suspicious that camilla parker bowles was back in the prince's life.t. on the day that charles went to have lunch with camilla parker beenlsd give her her bracelet, diana had lunch with her two seniors, sarah and jane. she told her sisters she couldn't go through with this. she wanted to run away and call off the wedding entirely. fear, anxiety, all playing into this. and they said too late, dutch, which was their nickname for her. your face is already on the tea towels. >> she thought about what her sisters said and she rallied because she had -- she was a proud person. >> diana had this sense of courage ingrained within her to say nope. i'm going to prove to everybody that i am going to turn up on my wedding day, i'm going to show them. i'm going to do this the right way. >> i think the rebel, the noncompliant diana came out because that was in there already. i think as she gathered strength again, she started to come into her own. >> and this young woman on the verge of her wedding, she wanted charles to break off the relationship with camilla. she

. >> camilla parker bowles left diana a note saying, such exciting news.ower move right there. >> in diana's own words she told me any marriage could not have been as strong as the relationship he had with camilla. that's what she was battling with from the outset. >> and gosh, with the undertones of the ominous music, oh, my goodness. kate williams is with us now. kate, good to see you. so people have learned so much more about, you know, charles, his dal lance with camilla parker bowles, his union with diana, and i feel like, as a whole, people really have bristled about camilla parker bowles before diana's death and even afterwards. do you feel as people are learning more about what was going on in their lives that people are liking camilla parker bowles more or liking her even less now? >> diana, when she went into the relationship with charles, he had startinged dating camilla parker bowles and diana was in elementary school when she was 9. they had this long history. he tried to break off the relationship. diana heard them talking on the phone and sa

. >> camilla parker left diana a note saying such exciting news, love to see the engagement ring. move. that's so mean girls, it's unbelievable. that's a power move right there. >> in diana's own words, she told me any marriage prince charles could have made would never be as strong as the relationship he had with camilla and that was what she was battling with from the outset. >> but she has something camilla doesn't have, her youth, her beauty, her sparkle, her charisma and that's something she's going to hold on to and use. >> diana was incredibly determined to make charles love her. >> her role was to triumph in the fairytale over the wicked lady in the house down the road. ♪ ♪ >> one of diana's early engagements was an evening at the goldsmith hall in london. >> she came in to have a look around in the showroom. she made a dive for this one particular dress that had a deep top. >> diana chose this dress herself because she wanted to show the world and she wanted to show camilla, that she, the younger woman was hotter, was better, was the prize. >> no one harbored any illusion

. >> throughout diana's marriage to charles, there was a third figure hovering around, camilla parker bowles, the wife of one of prince charles's old friends. >> she was his first love and he had never stopped, really, adoring camilla. >> wilt thou have this woman to be tai wedded wife? >> i will. >> he thought he was doing the right thing by marrying diana but he always knew it wasn't the deep love he felt for camilla. at some point he resumed his intimate relationship with camilla parker bowles, still married. >> princess diana knows about charles's love affair and she was deeply unhappy. diana speaks as she did regularly in those days. all she said was it's hopeless and did nothing about it. >> hundreds of years, princes of wales have had mistress es. they've had extramarital affairs and it's been condoned, of course, in secret. >> her husband is unfaithful. she has two young children and the royal family thinks she should shut up and get on with it. >> found it difficult to live in the public eye with this tremendous toxic secret. she was trapped in a gilded cage. for the cameras,

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chicago trail by nine with four and a half to go but parker's three ties it at 72 with two minutes tohere and shut down stephanie. dolson's layup give chicago the lead for good on 11-0 run chicago native chance the rapper just besides himself sky win 80 to 74 their first wnba title, which was chicago native parker's goal and coming to her hometown team sharks top. think william eklund was among five players making their nhl debut last night in san jose season opening win over winnipeg beckland got his first nhl point assisting on thomas hurdles. go ahead goal the 19 year old rookie understands. he's playing with the big boys now, it's different. it's the best players in the world. so it's got to be a big difference. but yeah, like i think that better guy it's about you know on this league doing it consistently night and night out and that's part of the challenge that we're gonna have to work on. ensure that we we got that foundation that we bring to the game every night and that structure. so dion is sad as some of us are about the giant season ending, you know sharks start. the 49ers

camilla parker bowles. >> camilla, charles's first love is still married to andrew, a cavalry officerver stopped really adoring camilla. >> he hasn't ever really gotten her out of his mind. she was the one who made him feel as if he'd come home, as if this was his soul mate. >> they continued to meet on the polo pitch. and their relationship turned into an affair. >> the royal family doesn't mind a bit of hanky-panky. but this was adultery. >> the officer in andrew's regiment gets word to the queen and she takes a very dim view of it. she actually says camilla will no longer be invited to royal events. >> the royal family were terrified that he was going to turn into henry the eighth to marry mrs. simpson. >> edward, the queen's uncle was forced to give up the throne after falling in love with a divorced woman. the queen was ten years old when this scandal engulfed the monarchy. >> the whole abdication was a great drama that defined queen's rein. she's living in the shadows. >> queen elizabeth has fought to maintain the image as stableant dutiyful. >> when i was 21, i pledged my life

wnba finals candace parker and chicago the chance to close out diana taurasi in phoenix and game fourgo trail by nine with four and a half to go but parker's triple ties it at 72 with two minutes ago and stephanie dolson. you see the crowdfired up lay up gives chicago the lead for good on 11:01 in the chicago native chance the rapper. he's juiced sky when 80-74 for their first wnba tie-dye, which was chicago native parker's goal in coming back to her hometown team sharks top draft pick william ecklen was among five players making their nhl debut last night in san jose's opening season win opening win of the season against winnipeg. that is eckland. got his first nhl point a sissy on tomash hurdles. go ahead goal 19 year old rookie understand. he's playing with the big boys now. it's different. it's the best players in the world. so it's gotta be a big different. but yeah, like i think that it got better better today. it's about you know on this league doing it consistently night and night out and that's part of the challenge that we're gonna have to work on is making sure that we we g

parker, a quick thought from you. first of all, about waxy, maybe can just explain to have years how important and, and, and what a sort of tool these nance are in in the fight against malaria is psychiatric goodness. lady lamb implies, ah mosquitoes in pregnant diligence if, when they leave i use appropriate. they're not called to most people, they prevent malaria. so these are very effective tools, but in my little weed, not have any better to even demand his in birth. but any trials, it's barely got to about 50 percent. if you, casey. so what you're saying is that we are mounted pleasantness. we're not a pleasant diversion. mother of austin. we are adding additional to the government through less use all of them where applicable. unless keep moving forward, controlling malaria and eliminating melissa helen reese, am i missing anything there? are there any other arrows in the quiver when we want her to fight malaria? well, i think one of the things that to this sort of raises again when we were talking clearly about

parker, a quick thought from you. first of all, about why she may be can just explain to have years, how important and, and, and what a sort of tool these nance are in, in the fight against malaria is psychiatric goodness lied in them implies, ah mosquitoes, in pregnant diligence when they leave, i'll use appropriately, they knock out the most people they have prevent malaria. so these are very effective tools, but in my little we do not have any effect, even in mantas in beth. it's hi how's? it's barely got to about 50 percent if you, casey. so what we're finding is that we are lot unpleasantness. we're not a bless more diverse chelsea, murray of oxygen. we are adding additional through the government through less use . all of them were applicable unless keep moving forward. controlling malaria and eliminating melinda helen reese. am i missing anything there? are there any other arrows in the quiver when we want her to fight malaria? well, i think one of the things that to this sort of raises again when we were talki

parker, a quick thought from you. first of all about why actually maybe you can just explain to our viewers how important and, and, and what a sort of tool these nance are in, in the fight against malaria. is excited to goodness, lady lam implies, ah, must be, don't listen dignity. would you say when they leave, i'll use appropriately. they knock out the mosquito they prevent malaria. so these are very effective tools, but in my little we do not have any benefit to even mentees in beth. it's hi how's? it's barely got to on the 50 percent. if you, casey. so what we are sending is that we are loaded pleasantness. we're not a pleasant diversion. ultima we're looks them. we are adding additional to the government through less use. all of them were applicable unless keep moving forward, controlling malaria and eliminating melissa helen reese. am i missing anything there? are there any other arrows in the quiver when we want her to fight malaria? well, i think one of the things that to this sort of raises again when we were

parker. let me start with you in a boucher 39 percent of malaria cases prevented by this fact same and it goes up to 70 percent when it's combined with the anti malaria drugs. are you good with that? 39 percent. it doesn't say that, i mean in fact, i think the w at joe says it needs an efficacy, right? a 50 percent, at least for approval. so are these numbers, all right, we believed that every life saved from malaria is what the investment i think labor said when combined with family, uncle boxes, going up to 70 percent is acceptable. we realize that malaria control depends on our mom and it to kid that is full of imperfect dogs. and this was what we are advancing us. technology delivers more tools will keep improving. so welcome the approval to scale up. our g says vox in all of africa because that light, that is still is a life. what city certainly is dr. helen reese. let me get your initial thoughts as well on those numbers. again, just explaining to have used the combination of the vaccin

that >> ashley parker, -- sent out a tweet speaking through social media though more directly than most people address the house speaker stick to the plan. pass both bills to gather. ashley talk about how much of a sea change this is with the liberals, probably splitting off knowing that by doing so a couple of more of these votes go down or aren't held, you have hobbled the presidents agenda? >> what you are seeing here is the house progressives really coming into their own and seeing their mugs souls. they have always been a strong voice but now they have an internal wig operations. they are a big group representative jayapal says that she can hold that group together. and keep in mind leader pelosi can only lose three votes. and their message, there is a lot of frustration when mention mentioned the 1.5 trillion. you have to keep in mind it's not just less than half that the current reconciliation proposal has, but that proposal started at six trillion. so it really is one six of what they wanted. which is simply unacceptable to that. and their argument which they are also stating is

parker says they'll be giving him all the time and support he needs.ough time, which that is the main planet, now, that is exactly what we are going to do, team—mates, staff, all of us as a football club, we will rally around, get support mechanisms around him, to give him the strength and help him pull through, which will be difficult, like i say. the ecb have confirmed cricket's county championship will return to two divisions from next season following a vote by the chairs of the 18 first—class counties. 10 counties will compete in division one. 8 in division two, two—up, two—down promotion—and—relegation. the teams will be placed into the division that they had qualified to compete in had the 2020 county championship taken place. this season saw teams initially placed into three groups. the olympic silver medallist sharron davies could be awarded a gold medal, a1 years after the moscow games. she came second in the a00 metres individual medley in 1980 behind east german teenager petra schneider, who has since admitted to doping. swimming's governin

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warby parker just debuted.ay starts trading on wednesday the street liking what it sees in warby since it started trading about a month ago. three bullish transactions alone. this all has us thinking despite starting online, all three have physical locations now. is the future of retail actually brick and mortar joining me someone who thinks so simeon, i don't want to make too much of the brick and mortar thing, but you are pointing out that direct-to-consumer has challenges today why is that? >> i'm not making any friends here, kelly. how is it going? on the other hand, maybe i am, right? i think what is so interesting, and we have talked about this before, is on the one hand brick and mortar is an easy way to make money i say easy, obviously i'm oversimplifying. but i pay once, you pay your rent and every incremental dollar you make money on that. the problem is ecommerce is that it is continually variable that's a conversation we have had historically what was even more is my team did a study, took us about

the chicago sky in the wnba championship was on the line in chicago is up to minus one and candace parker drilled three and tied it at 72 and she had 16 points and 13 rebounds and stephanie inside for the go-ahead layup and the sky when the championship 80-74 and candace parker's first year back in her hometown and she led chicago to its first title and franchise history and what a banner day it was today for the chicago sky and >>> a live pitcher from the city for shattering what is to come and it is raining in the north bay? >>> the showers will move across for everybody between now and 10:00. they will hold together later this evening. >> we'll have more captioning sponsored by cbs in haiti, a group of american missionaries and children seized by a gang. the latest on efforts to find and free them. >> also tonight from hospitals to the factory floor, workers walk off jobs nationwide over staff shortages and more pay. while hollywood workers strike a deal. >> los angeles, where lolleewood crews won't be going on strike tomorrow. >> plus covid boosters, who needs them and what about matc

finally, that if cloture is invoked on either the parker or perez nomination, the confirmation votes begin at 5:30 p.m. on monday, october 25. the presiding officer: is there objection? without objection. ms. smith: mr. president, i ask unanimous consent that the senate proceed to legislative session and be in aered pooh of morning business with senators permitted to speak therein for up to ten minutes each. the presiding officer: without objection. ms. smith: mr. president, i ask unanimous consent that the judiciary committee be discharged from further consideration of s. 2899 and the senate proceed to its immediate consideration. the presiding officer: the clerk will report. the clerk: s. 2899, a bill to require the director of the bureau of prisons to address deficiencies and make necessary upgrades to the security camera and radio systems of the bureau of prisons to ensure the health and safety of employees and inmates. the presiding officer: without objection, the committee is discharged and the senate will proceed to the measure. ms. smith: mr. president, i ask unanimous consen

peter parker, that's his stage name, he's the d.j. who is at that venue every saturday. kind of spinning on the stage having fun and my moment and i hear pop, pop, pop, pop. everybody goes down. i'm like okay. they're still shooting. but the music is playing. i reached up and urn turned the music off. i'm like let me peep the scene. people were frantic and wanted out fast. >> meanwhile, investigators are trying tomotive in the downtown of st. paul a short block away from the xcel energy center home to the minnesota wild. that's the state's hockey team as well as other concerts. it's right in the heart of downtown st. paul and parker says this was a fun atmosphere and normally, he can tell when the mood is about to shift, but that did not happen sunday morning. he said they were all surprised and the shooting happened abruptly. parker said he will not be able to return to that venue to d.j. ever again because of what he saw. pamela? >> yeah, understandable. adrian, thank you. >>> in georgia a swat team is arrested for killing a police officer down while working the first

jessica parker, bbc news, brussels. solve the worldwide shortage of transplant organs. a genetically modified kidney, that came from a pig, was successfully transplanted into a human. the kidney functioned normally and experts say it is the most advanced experiment of its kind, as our correspondent jim reed reports. it's been called an astonishing step in medicine. surgeons worked for two hours attaching this pig kidney to a human patient. they say they found a way to genetically alter the organ to stop it being attacked by the body's immune system. biopsies viewed under the microscope showed no evidence of rejection. what was profound about these findings is that the pig kidney functioned just like a human kidney transplant. the patient in this case was on life support and had no brain function. she was operated on with the consent of her family. the surgeons attached to the kidney to blood vessels in her leg, maintaining it outside her body where it successfully processed waste. after three days, the new kidney was re

mario parker a bloomberg. thank you, sir. tom: you know what his record was last year? went to 14 consecutive days of parties. that is how washington works. jonathan: that's how he got the promotion. [laughter] we are going to we doing this again and again. tom: do you want the factoid of the day? jonathan: give it to me. tom: we get tons of research. peter writes wonderfully acute notes. he said used cars, the manheim used vehicle index, has gone up to a new high. it went up and it rolled over. it has gone back up to a new high, up 27% year-over-year. i think it is the status of the day because everybody out there, the transitory crew is like, it is all going to roll over and go away. is it? jonathan: day by day, you seem to be getting more and more annoyed by the transitory crew. tom: remember v-shaped? jonathan: i remember v-shaped. do you remember when it was february 2020, and v-shaped was just china will recover quickly, and then v-shaped turned into something else? lisa: if you look at car prices, energy prices, this is why people are using the s word, stagflatio

jessica parker, bbc news, brussels.repares to become a republic, removing queen elizabeth as head of state. the country's governor—general, 72—year—old dame sandra mason, is set to be sworn in at the end of november, on the country's 55th anniversary of independence from britain. for more on this, i'm joined now by kareem smith, a reporterfor the news website barbados today. thank you for coming on the programme. a pleasure. we will come to the president and a second, but first, talk as to why barbados is doing this. 0k, is doing this. ok, essentially we have spent a number of years discussing how we are going to make that next step towards election, sorry, towards independence. and, we are going to make that next step towards election, sorry, towards independence. and, as part of that, we continue to be ruled by the queen as our head of state, and last year the prime minister said, look, of state, and last year the prime ministersaid, look, it is time to get on with this, it is time to get on with this, it is time to m

jessica parker in brussels.anch could be in a position to launch attacks abroad in six months. the taliban insist it won't allow that to happen. ifs is far smaller than the taliban. —— iis. a new chapter is beginning in this conflict. we have come to its front line. the taliban now rule the country. but here injalalabad, they're facing an almost daily stream of targeted attacks by the local branch of the islamic state group. this, a roadside bombing. the hit and run tactics of the taliban now used against them. it's notjust the taliban who are under attack. abdul rahman mawin was a prominent social activist. his two young sons saw him gunned down earlier this month. translation: when the taliban took power, we were hopeful that - all the violence and killing would finally stop, but now we face this new phenomena with the name of is. the taliban's intelligence service has detained dozens of alleged is members. hundreds escaped from prison during the group's takeover. dead bodies with notes labelling them is fight

with that, ashley parker wins the word of the day. thank you all so much.ant to dig deeper and stay in west virginia with that talk about fresh senators across the country mega frustrated with manchin and sinema imposing the will on the negotiations and we have to remember they have to answer to the folks back at home so we headed there. cal perry in west virginia's capital city of charleston. what do the people of west virginia want? we talk about it all the time. joe manchin is a conservative democrat. because he is in west virginia. what do voters there want? >> reporter: yeah. look. conservative democrat in west virginia means something different in the rest of the country. look at the political landscape of west virginia. this state has swung wildly to the right in the last ten, 20 years and president trump won by 70%. joe manchin has been in office since 1981. he is an institution. in this county that he won big people defer to the experience. they want him to negotiate a good deal. this is what we heard yesterday. >> i know how this works. it is like

my friend timothy parker. he is a reporter for spectrum. one los angeles.e's been covering the dodgers all season long. both on the diamond and from a fan's perspective. tim, let's start with tonight. the dodgers just kind of unloaded on the giants in that 6 ending this is a team that we know is very dangerous. they want a 106 games. but is this something that people who have covered this team have come to expect this these these offensive outburst so quickly. >> actually this year right. these things are not expected you thought the good of the year. the offense would be a given that would be guaranteed that they put up runs all the injuries mookie betts was had a rough start to this. even cody bellinger still hasn't recovered this year. it is not a guarantee, but there's so little of that they still can score at any time you talk about justin turner now, trey turner isn't there some low that they can explode. but it's not a guarantee you always thought it would be headed into the season. >> in now the series shifts to los angeles. we know the dodgers were

to ashley parker and robert costa. thank you very much for starting off our conversation and reacting to this breaking news. coming up for us, they have been called simanchin. manchinema. we'll talk about these two senators. again, both actually democrats with the ability and maybe the desire somehow to hobble their own president's agenda beneath that dome. and later, this was a bad day in the brief history of the pandemic in terms of the staggering loss we have suffered thus far. one of our top doctors standing by to explain why we aren't giving up anytime soon. "the 11th hour" is just getting under way on this thursday night as we look at one of the most graphic and dramatic depictions yet of the awful toll of this virus. safelite story. this couple loves camping adventures and their suv is always there with them. so when their windshield got a chip, they wanted it fixed fast. they drove to safelite autoglass for a guaranteed, same-day, in-shop repair. we repaired the chip before it could crack. and with their insura

three points, parker time to set herself and nail the three pointer to tie the game at 72 with 1 57 toion still ties courtney vandersloot with the beauty of the past is stephanie golson and chicago is ahead for good. the sky outscores phoenix, 26 to 11 in the fourth quarter to win 82 74 1, chicago's first w nba title, and that will get everybody in the arena excited. nascar and fort worth, texas were one drivers earned his way into the final four. trouble here on lap 31 is bubba wallace spins back in the pack and a 12 car chain reaction gets started among those knocked out of the race along with wallace, alex bowman ryan newman and ricky stenhouse. here's how it looked riding along with wallace as he gets bumped around after that initial spin. kyle larson was the dominant driver all day, staying in front through seven restarts. warning for the eighth time this year, larson increases his points lead and becomes the first driver to clinch a spot in the final four. so nascar has a final four as well. all that inside camera gives you look at just camera gives you look at just how scary tha

here's our europe correspondentjessica parker. they know that here in a blustery brussels. he's been urged to change course but poland's prime minister appears largely unmoved. translation: we will not act under pressure of blackmail. l we are ready for dialogue. we don't agree with the constantly broadening range of competencies of the european union but we will, of course, talk about it. warsaw, the capital. there are calls for eu funds to be withheld from poland. a legal challenge another option being considered after a recent polish court ruling was said to challenge the primacy of eu law. i am totally against the european union and poland should commit a polexit. it is very, very bad. look at what is going on in england and great britain. polls suggest a large majority here are in favour of remaining in the eu — poland's prime minister has also dismissed talk of polexit — but the court ruling has been described as a challenge to the bloc�*s legal order. this comes on top of longer—standing concerns. i think we have to be toug

jessica parker, bbc news, brussels. let's get some of the day's other news.park are those of brian laundrie, the partner of gabby petito, a well—known travel blogger, who was found dead in wyoming last month. mr laundrie had been missing for several weeks, after returning to florida from a cross—country trip without her. a long—time ally, and former advisor, of donald trump could face criminal prosecution for refusing to cooperate with an investigation into the us capitol riots earlier this year. the us house of representatives has now voted to hold steve bannon in contempt of congress. the matter will now be refered to the justice department. a new study suggests that the vikings established a settlement in north america exactly a thousand years ago, centuries before christopher columbus arrived in the americas. scientists say a new dating technique analysing tree rings has proved that vikings lived in newfoundland in canada, in 10 and 21 ad. this is the first time researchers have suggested an exact date. scientists are hailing a new surgical breakthrough,

for chicago trail by nine with four and a half to go parker's triple.go the lead for good an 11-0 run in chicago native chance. the rapper is excited the sky win 80 to 74 for their first wnba title, which was chicago natives parker's goal coming to our hometown teen mission accom. sharks top draft pick william ecklin was among five players making their nhl debut and last night's season opening win over winnipeg got his first nhl point picking up an assist on tomash hurdles. go ahead goal 19 year old rookie understands. he's playing with the big boys now, it's different. this is playing in the world. so it's gotta be a big difference. but yeah, i think that better today. it's about you know on this league doing it consistently night and night out and that's part of the challenge that we're gonna have to work on. is making sure that we we got that foundation that we bring to the game every night and that structure. nice start for the sharks abc 7 sports sponsored by river rock casino dion thanks so much, and that's it for this edition of abc 7 news at 11.

allison parker was murdered on live tv in 2015, and those videos still circulates on sites like youtubeawn attention saying i should not have to see my daughter's murder on the internet. he's filed a complaint with the ftc alleging unfair trade practices. it's a thousand points of pressure on facebook. whether that leads up to congressional action is a big, big question. >> i've spoken to parker's father. no reason any parent in the world should have to tolerate that. amazing. >> brian, thank you. >>> still to come, the governor of texas banning private companies from enforcing vaccine mandates. is that illegal? what about the state's other vaccine requirements? front of u like..like it's a mirror, dad. you know? alrighght, okay. how's that? is that how you hold a mirror? [ding] power e*trade gives you an award-winning mobilile app with powerful, easy-to-use tools and interactive charts to give you an edge, 24/7 support when you need it the most and $0 commissions for online u.s. listed stocks. don't get mad. get e*trade and start trading today. ♪ ♪ there are beautiful ideas that remain

jessica parker, bbc news, brussels.ans. a geneticaly modified kidney that came from a pig was successfully transplanted onto a human. the kidney functioned normally and experts say it is the most advanced experiment of its kind, as our correspondent jim reed reports. it's been called an astonishing step in medicine. surgeons worked for two hours attaching this pig kidney to a human patient. they say they found a way to genetically alter the organ to stop it being attacked by the body's immune system. biopsies viewed under the microscope showed no evidence of rejection. what was profound about these findings is that the pig kidney functioned just like a human kidney transplant. the patient in this case was on life support and had no brain function. she was operated on with the consent of her family. the surgeons attach to the kidney to blood vessels in her leg, maintaining it outside her body where it successfully processed waste. after three days, the new kidney was removed. the surgeons say they recognise there are rea

parker overcome with emotion afterwards hugging her daughter, her family and her teammates.hey were 16th. to the nfl, three overtime games. vai vonn digs picking off zac jones. that's his seventh interception of the year. put the cowboys by 5. take off 75 yard touchdown. pats led it by 3. cowboys hit a field gold and send it to overtime. dak prescott finds see d desteelers and seahawks. t.j. watts coming up big with a stretch sack of geno smith in overtime. that sets up chris boswell. steelers win that one, 21-20. seahawks are 2-4. >>> aaron rodgers and the packers getting the west of the bears. roger ceiling it. i still open you. he was asked why did you decide to yell that? >> sometimes you black out on the field. in a good way. i did he have kneltly blacked out. i looked up in the stands and i saw a woman giving me the double bird. i'm not sure exactly what came out of my mouth next. >> you know what, laura. it's going to be a shame if rogers is not with the packers. that was the bad news in chicago yesterday. they lost to the packers. they did win the wnba championship.

andy parker, allison parker's father, urging the federal trade commission to take action against facebooke videos of the murder from its website and from instagram. after also filing a complaint with the ftc against google. >> posting content -- violent content and murder on social media is not free speech. it's savagery. i continue this fight not just for me and for allison but for all of those who have been equally harmed by facebook. >> andy parker is with me now, and i want everyone to know he is also author of "for allison, the murder of a young journalist and a father's fight for gun safety." andy, you have been fighting now over these past years to keep these videos offline. videos that -- that you go to great lengths to avoid seeing. so you have got a team of volunteers that help you track and identify them when they appear online which i think it is unbelievable and appalling, to make sure people understand, that they keep appearing. they keep coming back. so -- so tell me about that. they keep coming back? and what do you want the companies to do? >> well, to try and flag these

al dallas y minnesota para llevar a la final y despachar así una gran historia especialmente para parkergaba con los hijos el chico tiene una enfermedad que lo ha sometido 17 operaciones y estuvo con los coles y su experiencia era ser bautizado como nuevo fans y tambiénrecibió el famoso pastelazo y al final el chico dijo que nunca se había divertido tanto en su vida como en ese momento con la mascota se llevó guantes firmados y todo lás y fue un fin de semana espectacular para este chico, más adelante tenemos mucha más información deportiva, cambio y fuera. >>> yo quedél con la boca abierta. >>> pero el chico pidió que le dieran el castelazo, uno por gente que vio el video en redes sociales y se espanto pero cuando vieron el contacto ya se relajaron y miren lo bonito que estaba. >>> entendible, gracias. >>> y con esto vamos a la pausa autoridades estadounidenses dicen que hay negociaciones para rescatar a los misionarios secuestrados en haití. >>> en méxico comenzó la vacunación para menores de edad que tienen enfermedades cróncias diremos lo que ocurrió en este primer día de la campaña.

we will catch up with adam parker. that's next.s is bloomberg. ♪ daily chance for productive conversation. jonathan: six days of gains coming into the equity market. log is daily winning streak on the s&p 500 going back to early july. no drama here. dad about one third of 1%. small caps dad about .5%. just a moment in time let's celebrate execution. fantastic execution last week from goldman sachs. unilever and tesla. for all the talk of a chip shortage and car companies not able to meet production targets, tesla is keeping up. the stock is only done by 1% in the premarket. it is not damaging demand. consumer -- a bigger story for this quarter. a lot of companies under pressure with high costs. they have been able to pass it on, execute, adapt. the bond market just short of the highs of the year. 177. first quarter, at the end of the quarter. this morning, 167. deals coming in about a basis point. 2.11%. no drama. tomorrow we hear from chairman powell. tom: we have to talk about the success of david solomon. we sat with mr. solomon

we're going to be talking with doug parker, ceo of american airlines coming up in a half hour we willt's in the outlook especially as we head into the holiday travel season and into 2022, there is a northeast alliance and the situation going on with the department of justice. a lot of things to discuss, doug parker that's coming up shortly once again, american reporting better-than-expected results for the third quarter. a smaller than expected loss guys, becky. >> all of them expected numbers, all of them still reporting losses the question is when the turns around >> right >> because this has been a hard road for all of them when does it kind of get back to flip the switch where things are actually profitable again? this is going to be a very interesting interview, really looking forward to it. in terms of how all of these airlines match up, too, that's been kind of the breakdown, that they don't operate entirely as a block at this point. you can really see some of the operational differences between them >> right right. you get to see who can leverage their strength as well as thei

doug parker said it's one of the worst acts of unruly behavior he's seen. >> this type of behavior has to stop. and the best deterrent is aggressive criminal prosecution. >> reporter: it is yet another example of this year's unprecedented level of conflict aboard aircraft. this week, the f.a.a. reported almost 5,000 unruly incidents for 2021, but only 216 resulted in civil penalties. i administrator steve dickson told cbs news last month, his agency's efforts to reduce clashes led to more than $1 million in fines, and counting. >> if you misbehave on an aircraft, it's going to be a painful process, and we're going to get your wallet. >> reporter: now, the f.b.i. is investigating. it's unclear if alcohol played a role in this incident, but the f.a.a. says it does factor into many of these unruly passenger complaints. and while southwest and american have suspended alcohol sales until next year, united airlines announced internally it will resume sale of liquor in the main cabin, norah, next month. >> o'donnell: so alarming. our flight attendants do such a great job. thank you, erroll ba

bournemouth manager scott parker has said the news about david brooks is devastating and that the club hodgkin lymphoma and is due to start treatment next week. speaking ahead of bournmouth's trip to bristol city, parker said brooks would get all the help he needed. as you can imagine it's being that taking years to last week for david and his family and also for us as a fort macleod and team—mates and anyone who's been associated and david it's been a tough week to be honest with you. the main focus is supporting brooks and supporting his family and getting him through which is going to be a tough time which thatis is going to be a tough time which that is the game plan now and it's exactly what we're going to do. team—mates, staff, all of us as a football club will rally around and get support mechanism around him to give him the strength and help him pull through which is going to be difficult. liverpool and england legends have led tributes to the world cup winner roger hunt, whose funeral was held earlier today. hundreds of fans gathered at anfield as the funeral cortege paused ou