pat show", ms.all new "closer look" featuring the 8g band with jeff bowders d now seth meyers. >> seth: good evening. i'm seth meyers and this is "late night. we hope you're all doing well tonight and now let's get to the news the biden administration is set to announce that americans should receive a coronavirus booster shot eight months after being fully vaccinated so, if you got your second shot in march, you'd have to get your booster around the time we reinvade afghanistan and former president trump appeared last night on sean hannity's show. yeah, no kidding at this point, it's as newsworthy as sean hannity appeared on "sean hannity. surprised he's not organizing the office softball league it was announced yesterday that texas governor greg abbott tested positive for a breakthrough case of the coronavirus. now, i would never wish ill on the governor but since he never wore a mask, i don't have to united airlines reportedly sent a memo to flight attendants that ask them to avoid using duct tape

a shoutout to pat and all the msnbc grandmas out there. you do want to see this or find more of our tiktok videos, i just started a tiktok account. it's @arimelberanchorman. go to tiktok and follow ari melber anchorman. why is it that handle? tiktok won't let me have ari melber yet so follow me at ari melber anchorman and say hello to pat as well. that's all of our updates tonight. thank you as always for spending the hour with us as we start the week. that does it for me. "the reidout" with joy reid is up next. hi, joy. >> why won't they let you have ari melber on tiktok? who i got to call? who do i need to call? >> i guess call tiktok. i'm putting them on blast. >> can he have aur remelber? is there another ari mel bertha has an ari melber show on msnbc or any other network? no, there is not. let him have ari melber, there's nothing wrong with that. give it to him! >> thank you, you tell them. >> thank you very much. good evening, everyone. we welcome you tonight. we begin "the reidout" with the question of what are the biggest threats t

he wanted pat to be buried there as well.ozo played the same role after nixon's presidency that he did during. they were best friends. right until the end. host: i have questions about harry truman and eddie jacobson. we will listen to harry truman talking about harry jacobson and prejudice against jewish people from the early >> i have found a 1960's. a lot of opposition to jews as such. i can never understand for the simple reason that the jewish people gave us our moral code entirely. i had a partner when i first got out of the white house in afghan city. -- and moved back to kansas city. a fellow by the name of eddie jacobson. he and i started to -- a haberdashery and we went broke. when we went broke, they pushed eddie into bankruptcy. they couldn't put me into bankruptcy. because i was on the county court before i was president of the united states. of course, when the thing was all over, and eddie became prosperous after that. he met his share of those losses. that is my idea of a good guy. -- have a good jew. host: wh

well i'm here to report live on msnbc to pat and anyone else wondering the answer.ack monday i hope you tune in right here at 9:00 p.m. eastern to welcome her. if you happen to be looking for me, ari, well i'll be back 6:00 p.m. eastern on "the beat." and let me share something with you. next week on the beat we're going to have an exclusive interview with one of it two people you see here in this photo. this is a picture from the vice president's office. we'll have a very influential voice on many issues including black lives matter. on the right is artist little baby and he was welcomed on the anniversary of george floyd's death. and we'll have him on the beat to discuss those issues, his meeting with vice president harris and what's going on in black lives matter in atlanta and around the nation. that's next week. if you want to find me and ask me any questions like pat or talk about tiktok or anything else, you can try me on social media. or the best place to always reach me is arimelber.com. we share highlights from the beat, music, law, anything like that. tha

pat. we miss him in texas. we know he's doing a good job up there.

pat. we miss him in texas. we know he's doing a good job up there. mr. chairman, i was sitting there listening to the comments,

it’s about pat mccormick's achievement there? �* , ., about pat mccormick's achievement there?? it's an unbelievable achievement and i - there? it's an unbelievable achievement and i was - there? it's an unbelievable i achievement and i was gutted there? it's an unbelievable - achievement and i was gutted for him. i had him down there to win the gold medal. that's the olympics for you. in glaze he is has been around as well for a long time. even from when i was in the amateurs. he's fought literally everybody. he must�*ve had —— five. fought literally everybody. he must've had -- five.— fought literally everybody. he must've had -- five. what happens next was maggie — must've had -- five. what happens next was maggie saying _ must've had -- five. what happens next was maggie saying this - must've had -- five. what happens next was maggie saying this is - must've had -- five. what happens next was maggie saying this is a i next was maggie saying this is a good platform to turn professional. you made that transition, you went from a gold medal winning olympian to professional, yo

well now she has a new video that features pat wondering when rachel maddow will be back. >> i mean that's her private business where she is, she can -- you can't ask that. four it's just when will she be back! that's a question. when will she be back. okay okay. >> here is a picture of her -- rachel meadow's page. there is a picture of her with a fish. >> probably, she's fishing somewhere, yes. what i could've told you that. she's fishing. but i want to know when she is going to be back. i don't care where she is, i don't want to know where she is. that's her business where she is on her vacation. my business -- not my business. so there. >> that now you can see that she is fishing. she just wants to know when will she be back. well i'm here to report live on msnbc, for pat or anyone else wondering about the answer, rachel will be back monday. and with rachel back monday, i hope you tune in right here at 9 pm eastern to welcome her. if you happen to be looking for me, i'll be back at 6 pm eastern on the beat. and here, next week, on the beat, we're gonna have an exclusive

it affects 2.5 million french ex-pats.oland has granted a humanitarian visa to the belarusian sprinter. the belarusian athlete narrowly escaped being forced onto a flight home to belarus after criticizing her coaches at the tokyo olympics. >> after claiming she was being forced out of the country, the belarusian athlete is still in japan but on polish soil. after she was granted a humanitarian visa by the polish embassy, she will be able to fly in refuge in warsaw. >> to apply for an international protection. she is at the polish eassy. quite good condition. although the whole situation of course had a negative foot current on her. -- footprint on her. >> she says she has been threatened by the belarusian authorities. she managed not to board the plane back to belarus. last week, the 24-year-old sprinter criticized the belarusian athletics federation, which allegedly forced her to pursue pay in certain events. on sunday on the eve of the competition, she was forcibly taken to tokyo airport by members of the belarusian olym

we don't need people who pat each other's behinds. we want to see the action and we want to see the action reported on your website. we have constituents in san francisco who know better. thank you very much. >> thank you. >> moderator, please let in the next caller. hello caller, please state your name, your two minutes starts now. >> thank you mr. chair. the first thing i would like to do is echo the comment i made earlier. and i would really appreciate if the slide and report be posted on the website ahead of the meeting. the other comment i have at this point is that i don't understand how and why the study could possibly be presented to the board for approval before you see the result of the true operations analysis. this is completely backwards as far as i'm concerned and i expect the board to be addressing this before it comes to you for approval. thank you. >> thank you. >> that concludes public comment. >> thank you donald. director, any other questions or comments for director chang or project director alfonzo? i'm not seein

>> guest: pat do you think it was? >> i looked to school at it. don't know what to think about it seeing us other former presidents like the clintons is cashed in on the presidency. this is the first one ira member to my lifetime. twenty-one thank you. >> guest: yes pat thinking that the good question. i thought about it a lot. maybe i would advise them or do differently they needed the money at the time i know that. the japanese were willing to pay it. so why not. on the other hand for a momentary pointm in history he lost the luster of his legacy but not completely. who still regarded as one of our greatest o presidents this is not topic a. when people raise a question with this feeling on kl goals is the hardline early on soviet union or whatever. those points are blank. as opposedd was post- presidency but i understand your concern as a valid one. it's one i i don't have the answer to quite frankly. invite better position to advise him, i may advise them to do something different. >> craig shirley what is your take on iran contra and ronald re

he is a transport _ struggle with pat guardiola.rt genius and demands his players do — transport genius and demands his players do exactly what he says. also, _ players do exactly what he says. also, he — players do exactly what he says. also, he is — players do exactly what he says. also, he is no longer going to be a bil also, he is no longer going to be a big fish— also, he is no longer going to be a big fish irr— also, he is no longer going to be a big fish in a — also, he is no longer going to be a big fish in a small pond, he is going — big fish in a small pond, he is going to — big fish in a small pond, he is going to be just a medium sized fish and a _ going to be just a medium sized fish and a massive ocean of players at manchester city. it's going to see how he _ manchester city. it's going to see how he reacts to that, because he seems _ how he reacts to that, because he seems to— how he reacts to that, because he seems to thrive on being the best, try fdr— seems to thrive on being the best, try far the — seems to thrive

pat my head because that's the teacher, they are in charge. >> i had a really interesting response,ut now i completely lost my train of thought. thank you, joe, for that. kat, it will come back to me, can oregon be saved? >> no. >> okay. let's talk about you being a racist. >> yes, right, exactly. here's the thing. follow the science. they say follow the science. i agree. love science. i think it's good to follow science but then i heard them saying, if you would like an opinion on how well your child can breathe when they go to the school that you pay for with your taxes, that's white supremacy, i think that doesn't sound like science to me. it doesn't make any sense. so i just -- what's the benefit of that? why don't you just try helping. do something helpful. >> but professors, they don't have anything to do but come up with [ bleep ], right? and those tweets got him more attention than anything he's ever written at stanford. sanford sucks. i don't say that as a berkeley graduate. stanford sucks. you know, here's an interesting fact. joe devito, did you know that the cdc did this

donald traders say. >> thanks, pat car rental prices to double in the next couple years.bacon lovers, brace yourselves, california could be in for a serious bacon shortage next year starting in 2022, the state will start enforcing a law that requires farmers to give pigs more breathing space but only 4% of hog farmers say they can comply with that rule if they have to shut down california will have to rely port from iowa, which will come at a higher cost. californians get about 255 million pounds of port per month. still ahead on the profit morning news. bart is getting closer to returning to pre pandemic service. >> what you need to know before you head out the door. well, welcome back to the kron 00:00am morning news on this august. 2nd. >> again, july just flew by very quickly on hopefully the forecast is going great. also want to tell my dad very happy birthday it's his leo season right. and a lot of sunshine as well. leo sunshine season and not even looking at that much fog this morning. so, you know you're going to see that sunstine a little quicker. >> even for som

so i'm going to say no to that >> seth: pat on the face >> i don't like the word pat either >> seth:ody touching my face >> you're very particular about your face. >> seth: inside of the mouth is fine, because that's - [ laughter ] i don't like the dry side. but the wet part >> yep the only person allowed to pat my face is my plastic surgeon. [ laughter ] >> seth: at the end to see if it holds -- if it's holding? >> good jo>>eth: i think we're . he's like, i'm going to give it a few pats and then if it holds, you can you go right out >> he's like, there we go. it won't fall off. >> seth: slap on the back. >> well, i have a more positive connotation with that, 'cause that feels irish to me >> seth: right >> but in this case it's italian. >> seth: yeah. i think -- of everything we've gone through so far, slap on the back is the finest >> although, we've all had experiences where we've gotten the, like, angry slap on the back >> seth: right >> from somebody that's like, "good job, buddy." >> seth: passive-aggressive. yeah, yeah >> yeah. >> seth: so here's the one that -- he buried this

and i reach back and patted him on leg. and it was true. i never got in a fight for working people that rich trumka wasn't already there, that he was already in that fight, that he already saw what was happening to, working people on the ground and what it was that we needed our government to do by way of response. rich fought for decades for working people. it was his true north. he never varied from that. he never wanted anything for himself. all he wanted to do was to see workers get more power so that they were playing on a level playing field, to see workers be able to work in safe conditions, to see workers get a chance to build some real security for themselves and for their families. rich measured everything that came his way against that test. what's it going to do for working people? and if you can show him that this is going to help working people, rich was in it all the way. during covid-19, rich was here back-and-forth, back-and-forth trying to push this government to get more worker safety in place, more regulations that were

you are a fiery pat gelsinger.e for inl tell and the semiconductor industry in our country which we thank you for and thank you for coming on the show. >> great interview, jim. what do you got tonight? >> five serve. when you do fintech, not everything is new. an established company, made a fortune on fds and i have to get to the bottom of this with the cars. everyone is selling ford and gm. lithia one of the largest car dealers in the country let's find out what is going on. not just because my daughter lived a block away from where brian lived. >> thank you see you tonight. >> terrific. >> of p.6:00 p.m. "mad money." >>> well, as we head to a quick break, a look at the roadmap for the rest of the hour facebook wanting to bring vr to the workplace. plus, as the delta variant continues to spread, the travel sector is feeling the pain. >> got an exclusive with the ceo of macy's coming up on the heels of their blowout quarter interesting comments about the difference between rural and urban storrs the s&p is greenndh

. >> they bring in a lot of ex-pats with the skills, but when they pay those ex-pats, when they leavee with them. it does not stay in haiti. reporter: they use designs that gives local apprentices training and concrete masonry and other skills. a three room house can be built for under $15,000. there's also concern about cholera with water systems in operative. david louis, abc 7 news. anchor: the battle over the effort to recall governor newsom it turned into a battle over which psychodrama the other today. [crowd chanting] anchor: a couple of recall supporters tried to upstage the known the recall side during a no on the bus tour during the peninsula today. as you can see, the congress was right in the middle of the scrum, which seemed good natured for the most part. vice president kamala harris will be hitting the campaign trail with governor newsom. the campaign announced that you are going to appear together next friday at an event in the bay area. you can check out the documentary about california's last recall in 2003 called total recall. you will find on the abc 7 bay area new

the colts election gun belongs to sheriff pat garrett for topeka killed billy the kid in new mexico inks and manuscripts and she joins us now for sub we gave a little flavour there of this listing. tell us more about it. it really is one of the most important and well—documented historical firearms of the american west. this is as you say, it was a colt revolver, and it was initially owned by a member of billy the kids gang, so it was originally owned by an outlaw, and in the course of pursuing tilly the kid, pat garrett spent about eight months pursuing him, at one point in april, he caught up with billy the kid's gang and arrested billy the kid and killed the man who owned this gun and then confiscated it for his own use, which was appropriate at the time, something that was common use. it was an outlaw�*s on, it was a nice new gun, so he took it and kept it for himself. billy the kid was trying to —— tried, convicted, and then disappeared into the new mexico countryside, and there was another case by pat garrett after him. and when he finally caught up with billy the kid, he shot hi

he will pat them on the back. le pat them on the side when they're opening the doors for him coming in and out of cars. on the elevator, the trooper stands in front of him. the governor will tap the trooper on the back and say, hello, particularly as he's walking out of the elevator. he has read what trooper one had to say. and he feels very badly and he apologizes for anything that he did that caused her to feel that way. he is sorry. with respect to charlotte bennett, the governor addressed in detail in his video statement on august 3rd. it is important to know that any claim that he was grooming this young woman who is a sexual assault victim or that he had a romantic interest in her could not be further from the truth. his experience with a very, very close family member who is about the same age as charlotte bennett, that provided crucial context to the conversations that he had with miss bennett. the governor testified in detail about this to the attorney general's investigators but they did not include his

pat my head because that's the teacher, they are in charge. >> i had a really interesting response,lost my train of thought. thank you, joe, for that. kat, it will come back to me, can oregon be saved? >> no. >> okay. let's talk about you being a racist. >> yes, right, exactly. here's the thing. follow the science. they say follow the science. i agree. love science. i think it's good to follow science but then i heard them saying, if you would like an opinion on how well your child can breathe when they go to the school that you pay for with your taxes, that's white supremacy, i think that doesn't sound like science to me. it doesn't make any sense. so i just -- what's the benefit of that? why don't you just try helping. do something helpful. >> but professors, they don't have anything to do but come up with [ bleep ], right? and those tweets got him more attention than anything he's ever written at stanford. sanford sucks. i don't say that as a berkeley graduate. stanford sucks. you know, here's an interesting fact. joe devito, did you know that the cdc did this massive study of 90

he will pat them on the back. he will pat them on the side when they are opening the doors for him coming in and out of cars, on the elevator the trooper stands in front of him. the governor will tap the trooper on the back and say hello as he is walking out of the elevator. he has read what trooper one had to say and he feels very badly and he apologizes for anything that he did that caused her to feel that way. he is sorry. with respect to charlotte bennett, the governor addressed in detail in his video statement on august 3rd is important to know that any claim that he was grooming this young woman, who is a sexual assault victim, or had a romantic interest in her could not be further from the truth. his experience with a very, very close family member who is about the same age as charlotte bennett, that provided crucial context to the conversations that he had with ms. bennett. the governor testified in detail about this to the attorney general's investigators but they did not include his detailed testimony in

she's got more gold riter pat >>> sports writer has covered his share of events.>> my ninth. >> is this pretty special? >> by far the best. >> team u.s.a.'s brook 40, also known as his daughter, talk about sharing an incredible olympic experience together. we love when that happens. you're watching cbs this morning. when that happens. you're watching "cbs this morning." we thank you for that. we'll be right back. it's got to be tide. (vo) at dog chow we believe helping dogs live their life. at's w dw is me purina dog chow. keep life simple. in the midst of tears, i found there was, within me, an invincible smile. in the midst of life, be the reason someone smiles today. ♪ if you think you or a deceased loved one was harmed by opioids like hydrocodone, oxycodone, codeine, or roxicodone, or, if you care for a child that was exposed in the womb to these opioids, you can vote on the mallinckrodt bankruptcy plan. voting is important to determine how those harmed by mallinckrodt opioids will be compensated. vote or object by september 3, 2021. for more information, visi

pat gelsinger invited us on a tour to see how incredibly complex the manufacturing process is.st, we had to suit up to avoid contaminating the fab-- head-cover, on; bunny suit, zipped; goggles, gloves, ready to go. i'm pristine! >> pat gelsinger: everything in this environment is controlled. >> stahl: together, we stepped into a place with some of the most sophisticatednogy on h. i need to ask you why we're all yellow? yellow filters remove light rays that are harmful to the process. overhead, a computerized highway transports materials from one machine to the next. the process involves thousands of steps, where layer upon layer of microscopic circuitry is etched onto these silicon plates that are then chopped up into chips that will end up in, say, your computer. making just one can take six months. >> gelsinger: you see, each one of these is a chip. >> stahl: is a chip. i'm surprised. i thought chips were minute. >> gelsinger: well, each one of these chips has maybe a billion transistors on it. >> stahl: oh, my goodness! >> gelsinger: so, there's a billion little circuits ins

there's a fascinating pat nixon story towards the end of the book where she is watching television one day in the late 8 0s and watching the phil donahue show. new york businessman donald trump. she watches the show and he's impressed. she tells her husband, i watched donald trump on television and he's kind of good. nixon writes trump a letter. he didn't see it. he's taking his wife's word for it and said my wife saw you on television and said you were great. nix on never kwits handicapping. even all the way through his death, he obviously wants bill clinton the deliver his eulogy. he realizes the symbolism having a democratic deliver this tribute to him. he also wanted bob doyle to deliver it. those are the people he thought would run for president in '96 and wanted them to have a national audience. he stages that. they would get there platform and wilson does run for president. he doesn't run very well, as you recall but doyle ends up getting the nomination. it's clinton versus doyle in '96, which is what nixon predicted it would be. just fascinating how his mind worked and he was t

i was there when pat tillman was killed. i vividly remember his flag-draped coffin being brought out to the airfield through a cordon of our nation's tier one -- i mean, these are the hardest guys in the united states military, toughest, most elite. this flag-draped coffin goes through and there's not a dry eye. i can see it like it was yesterday going into the back of that c-17. the door's closing, the sun was rising at bagram. it is imprinted in my brain forever. like so many other faces and names, just like pat's. i happen to serve the area that surrounds fort campbell. about 85% of the people who live at fort campbell are in my district. when i go to the publix, i have to look into the eyes of children who are gold star children. this is deeply personal for me. i want to tell those veterans as has been echoed here before, your service was completely and incredibly valuable to this country. for 20 years, you protected our nation from a terrorist attack. that has value. and the friends that we lost, their sacrifice has val

in fact, i almost want to pat them on the back or their creativity.hey certainly didn't take any seats coming in. as i understand, they took crew seats coming out, so i'm a little more sympathetic and the blob has been on this. matt: i want to ask about your concerns in afghanistan for the future. of course, it's been widely reported that the taliban also considers isis an enemy, but that hasn't stopped them from working together. are you worried that they will harbor terrorists and we will see the results of that in the medium to near-term? mark: i am concerned that we will see terrorist camps start setting up again inside afghanistan. they are able to find sanctuary and safe haven inside afghanistan. whether the taliban are doing that willingly or are unable to stop these camps from being set up, i don't think it makes a difference. what does make a difference is what the world community does about it when they see this happening. are we going to sit by and watch this happen as we did pre-9/11, or robbie going to take this every actions to go after

pat on trade practically pats marine on the head. everyone says you have a bright promising future. what job do you want next. marine does not miss a beat and she goes yours. it was a stunned five seconds in tv time. writing, you learn. talking about what you think the significance of being able to write well. >> i feel like if you are a young reader in your mind, you would love to be able to write a book one day. my mom still has my first book that i wrote. i remember it has a cloth covered with bunny rabbits and carrots. it was all about animals. my cats name is spared my rabbit is -- on and on. things like that. probably because of my ranch upbringing. fast forward, i think america's education system is not doing a good job. i include myself in that. i thought i was a great writer. what is good writing? i don't even really know. when i was in graduate school, all of us have mass communications with journalism degrees. our first day our journalism writing class we had to take in graduate school, we all failed it. eighteen of us failed. the red markings, talk about the humbling, wh

rebozo is basically making sure that pat nixon could be buried in a library. there was a california law that prohibited that. nixon wanted himself to be buried there. rebozo played the same role after nixon's presidency that he did during. they were best friends. host: i have questions about harry truman and eddie jacobson. -- video clips of harry truman and eddie jacobson. we will listen to harry truman speaking about opposition to his people. >> i have found a lot of opposition to juice. the jewish people gave us our moral code entirely. i had a partner when i first got out of the white house in afghan city. a fellow by the name of eddie jacobson. we went broke in a habit at sherry. when we went broke, they pushed eddie into bankruptcy. they could not put -- push me into bankruptcy. eddie became prosperous after that. he met his share of those losses. that is my idea of a good guy. mr. ginsberg: they met in 1903. truman was a bank teller and eddie ran posits down -- deposits down. they were both training to go over to europe. eddie had a real way with making

never put it past pat riley. no one expected that team to get out of the first round. not put it past pat and eric's ball struck. we can put it to the lakers, for sure. matt: thank you so much. we are not making a bet. we are just asking for the miami mayor's advice. francis suarez alongside daniel kodsi, royal palm companies ceo. thank you for joining us. we have a couple of unfortunate headlines to break. yet another senator has tested positive for covid, senator king. he was also vaccinated. earlier, we told you senator wicker tested positive as well, also fully vaccinated. you can see the governor of texas, a number of breakthrough cases coming in the top ranks of government. we hope that the country's mayors stay safe. this is bloomberg. ♪ greg: i have never been a big fan of the mall. i don't like the crowds or the lights. an interesting story out of new jersey that caught my attention. this mega mall, the american dream, doing nothing but draining cash. $3 billion of debt. i cannot wrap my head around how you have $3 billion of debt in a mall. matt: i have alway

ex-pat australians needing an exemption to leave australia to prove that they work abroad.ia is the only country in the world that bandits citizens from leaving and the only country in the world that has a cap on the number of people allowed to come into the country each week. that number is currently 3000. this is designed to take the pressure off hotel quarantine but it will also make life a lot harder for ex-pat australians that need to come and go for whatever reason. haidi: paul allen with the latest. vonnie quinn with the first word headlines. vonnie: china is authorizing more shuttered coal mines to restart production as policymakers seek to rebalance climate goals with surging demand. operations will resume for a year at 15 coal mines across northern provinces. delivering up to about 44 million tons of coal. beijing is attempting to tame record high prices. bill gates has called his relationship with jeffrey epstein a huge mistake, saying he regretted having dinner with the sex offender. he told cnn he had seen met to discuss a philanthropy project. the pair met in

when i walked past them, i will often give them a grip of the arm, a pat on the face, touch on the stomach or slap on the back. it's my way of saying i see you, i appreciate you, and i thank you. i'm not comfortable just walking past and ignoring them. worse usually they are male troopers. in this case i don't remember doing it at all. i didn't do it consciously with a female trooper. i did not mean any sexual connotation. i did not mean any intimacy by it. i just wasn't inking. it was totally thoughtless in the literal sense of the word. it was also insensitive. it was embarrassing to her and was disrespectful. it was a mistake, plain and simple. i have no other words to explain it. i want to personally apologize to her and her family. i have the greatest respect for her and for the new york state police. obviously in a highly political matter like this, there are many agendas and many motivations that play. if anyone thought otherwise, they would be naive and new yorkers are not naive. but i want to thank the women who came forward with sincere complaints. it's not easy to step forward,

we heard a few minute to go from senator pat toomey of pennsylvania about a compromise they might'vewhat he said. >> it ensures the bill does not sweep in software developers, crypto developers, or other non-brokers. people who owe any tax from cryptocurrencies

this gun not only do we know what happened with pat garrett we know where it's been ever sense.t unusual from doing that for historical firearms to have that for historical firearms to have that clear documentation. so we are seeing a fairamount that clear documentation. so we are seeing a fair amount of interest from the collecting community. let’s from the collecting community. let's take a look at the weather forecast now. for many of us it's a bank holiday weekend and are blocking area of high pressure is going to hold on, it can stay fine and settled across most areas with variable amounts of cloud also sunshine. tonight mainly dry but lengthy, clear spells particular across northern and western areas. light winds here start to see some of that sea fog and mist rolling back into coastal parts of scotland, northern islands with the apache cloud for central and eastern parts of england, more of a breeze in the southeast. should hold temperatures up and doubles figures, single figures elsewhere. but if sunshine for many places from the word go. sea fog should turn to burn back

our former enemies are prescreening and patting down evacuees before they arrive at the u.s.-manned gates. but this time, the new and unlikely cooperation broke down. >> clearly, if they were able to get up to the marines at the screening, at the entry point of the base, there's a player somewhere. >> reporter: isis-k, the isis offshoot in afghanistan and pakistan, claimed responsibility. isis is the enemy of both the u.s. and the taliban. and now both sides are mutually interested in fighting them. when u.s. troops pulled out of combat bases in afghanistan, including bagram, triggering the collapse of the afghan army, the taliban made advances. prisoners broke out of unguarded jails, and thousands of isis, al qaeda, and other extremists escaped. they have been on the loose for nearly two weeks. and they would like nothing more than to seek their revenge by attacking the americans as they leave, kicking them when they're down, firing on americans as they leave afghanistan in defeat. the taliban have set up even more checkpoints around the airport this morning, keeping crowds

republican senators pat toomey a pennsylvania and cynthia lummis of wyoming announced a bipartisan amendment to the bill , amendment negotiated with the treasury department. here are their remarks. >> senator? there we go. good morning, everybody. i am delighted to announce that we have reached a bipartisan agreement that includes democrats, republicans, members of the senate and the treasury department on an issue that had been vexing us for a while. i want to thank the cosponsors of an amendment i will be filing as soon as the senate opens today. the cosponsors will be senators warner, loomis, portland, and cinema -- sinema. i really appreciate the important work that senator wyden has done along the way as we have wrestled with this issue. there is a broad, maybe universal agreement, that centralized digital asset exchanges working as brokers should be required to report transactions like other brokers already do. the underlying text of the bill attempts to do this, but does it in a way that we believe is significantly flawed. significant text would ensnare people and impose reporting and

(as cuomo) "i would often pat them on the back, stroke them on the groin, give them a friendly suck on toe. ( laughter ) then they moved the line!" so, evidently, he touches police officers on the stomach. a tradition he started with his original chief of security, larry poppin' fresh. ( laughter ) in a fitting bit of karma, 14 days from now, new york will have its first female governor current lieutenant governor kathy hokul. ( cheers and applause ) wow. i did not realize how many hochul fans there were out there. hokul will be taking the seat vacated by cuomo. hopefully, after putting a towel down first. ( audience reacts ) cuomo's on his way out, but covid's making a comeback. thanks to the delta variant, the u.s. is averaging over 120,000 new covid cases a day, more than double the levels of two weeks ago. at this point, the delta variant is moving through us faster than a chalupa through a basset hound. ( laughter ) paints a picture, doesn't it? ( laughter ) also, the wall. comes ght at theinoleason. and unlike original covid, the delta variant is hitting kids hard. they can't get

asthma reens are doing pat downs at the gate and checking for bombs and one was detonated and it killed 13 service members, most of them marines, the u.s. is increasingly reliant on the taliban for security. the former enmys are prescreening, and this time the new and unlikely cop ration broke down. >> the taliban pushed out even further they're security perimeter nap means unless you have special permission with the taliban or the foreign embassy, your window to get on to that airport is probably closed. nbc news, doja. >>> one school district is changing their lesson plans after more students opted to start remote learning. they say there has been a recent spike in the students enrolling in the indent learning program. nearly 500 more have transferred to distanced learning. the district says some elementary classes will merge and some teacher wills move to online instruction. there you can find the district's covid-19 foundation. we have a covid-19 dash board link in the trending part of the top of the page. >> the supreme court ended president bide's eviction moratorium but bay area

pat coombsie shouldn't be afraid to speak out against any host that would demean and belittle men who were showing their vulnerable to fear and pain in a uniform on behalf of sith zen of this country. so i guess what the problem is the tucker carlsons and laura ingrahams of the world, they field safe in that bubble. they fealty that would be rewarded mea it more ridiculous. they'll have more eyeballs, and they'll get more sponsors. it's a nasty circular problem, and the only way you bust out of it for those advertisers to say, you know, we don't want to be a part of a show making fun of police officers who have been attacked. >> frank figliuzzi, from your vantage point, sort of being in that world. what can we do? what does law enforcement in general and these officers specifically, need from us? >> they need our respect and thanks, first and foremost. they need to understand what is happening in a segment of our society doesn't reflect -- but on a larger, more substantive level, nicolle, we have to start attacking what i call the dangerous triad. that's this concerted effort at disin

there was another british medal in the box and, although not the colour pat mccormack was hoping for. the welterweight final by his cuban competitor he had to settle for olympic silver. in the diving, meanwhile, there was success for jack laugher after winning bronze in the springboard he revealed he had considered retiring because of mental health issues. this means so much, he said. mental health issues. this means so much. he said-— mental health issues. this means so much, he said. simone biles is back. in the gymnastics, _ much, he said. simone biles is back. in the gymnastics, the _ much, he said. simone biles is back. in the gymnastics, the return - much, he said. simone biles is back. in the gymnastics, the return of - much, he said. simone biles is back. in the gymnastics, the return of a i in the gymnastics, the return of a sporting superstar, one week after withdrawing from competition to focus on her mental health, simone biles was back for the final of the bame and back to near her best. that was enough to put her into the lead and while she later slipped down to bronze,