reached an agreement with democrats on any outstanding issues and ready to move forward on the k r said a vote could come as early as tomorrow evening. >> a president biden has a message, buy american. this morning he toured a semi truck manufacturing plant and met with united auto workers members. the new rule would require new goods with taxpayer money to contain 60% u.s. made content front current 55%. the proposal aims to ven then supply chains for significant guns including semiconductors. >> many are talking about simone biles wondering if we'll sea her on the mat again after her bombshell announcement. she is raising awareness about making mental health a priority for athletes. >> biles joins other high profile athletes that oop penned up like osaka and michael phelps and she is receiving support after withdrawing from the women's gymnastics final and focusing on her mental health. dominique dawes says she can relate. >> i remember going out and prior having an emotional breakdown, just feeling all the pressure that team usa felt for needing to make history. >> i love the fact sh

quote, saying of these online barbarians, m p r. said they tend to not provide very much context for the information that they are providing. if you stripping of context away, any piece of truth can become a piece of miss information. right? so now the barbarians, the venture barrows of the day today are essentially what public access public media used to be. yeah. and what n p are used to be art of public access, television and radio and media that was sponsored by the people in democracy. now with amy goodman, you know, they have their annual fund raising drives, that's what publicly funded media means. but now that they've all been co opted by corporations and there are, is now public media any more. you have a good friendship barrow that goes to the readily available public media outlets like youtube and others at this time. and they are providing an alternative that is out grossing the mainstream corporate lead media. and who have their genesis and the public airwaves, without which they were, none of them would have existed. so it'

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. >> cosby accuse r said nothing will change the fact that he spent two years in prison. >> you seem wanted but you're at peace with it. >> i can only control so much in my life. it has sparked a fire in me. maybe we can all do something that's going to make a change, you know, that's powerful, that's really, really big. >> as for the potential impact on the me too movement more broadly in other cases, the details of the pennsylvania supreme court's decision were specific to the unique history of the cosby allred represents y accusers and the harvey weinstein accusers those witnesses will testify and nothing will change. >> kate snow, thank you. >>> a pivotal figure in american politics is being remembered this morning the family of two time secretary of defense donald rumsfeld announcing he passed away on tuesday at the age of 88 nbc's chief washington correspondent andrea mitchell has more on his life and complex legacy >> reporter: donald rumsfeld was the youngest defense secretary during the cold war for gerald ford and the oldest during the war on terror under second president b

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hopes that one day moscow will eventually escape from cove its loss . custody raska r t from moscow codes clause con kevin said enough, that's gone. that's the way the headlines took a turn over the last 7 days. you can find so much more a coast right now at r t dot com reporting from oscar this sunday. thank you for watching this program for me, kevin. and the rest of the team down the seems. enjoy the rest, the weekend. me the ah, the ah, ah, the the in the me a ton of wealth into all the parts. much of the 20th century, access to oil and gas was one of the chief drivers of geo politics, healing conflicts and charging alliances. is they fight against climate change with more countries to trade, carbon from alex trunk? what will be shifting energy balance due to the balance of power? well, to discuss that and now joined by angela wilkinson, secretary general and sealed on the world energy council. dr. wilkinson. it's great to talk to you. thank you very much for finding the time. it's a pleasure, it's lovely to be here in saint petersburg and that now every now and then the international community. it comes u

have the texas tribune that found that 35% of registered voters want to make voting rules many r strict. 26% said they should be loosened. can you make the argument that the rules represent where the texas voters are. >> the thing about fundamental rights. they're not really about how you feel about them. there's a lot of free speech, for example, that we might disagree with, but it's not about whether we agree with it or not. whether someone has the right to do that. the right to vote is a fundamental right. you can -- depending on how you ask the question, you'll get different results. i know the united states constitution and the supreme court said this is a fundamental right that's preservative of other rights. if you can vote, you can protect yourself in other areas of our democracy. it shouldn't be about how people feel about it. it shouldn't be about whether someone thinks we're doing enough or not enough. we have fundamental rules so that our democracy is the same from state to state or at least similar and that people can have access to the ballot. we have seen in texas for decades now,

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that's the the word that seen r administration official said to us. reason is twofold, what you mentioned in the intro, the idea that one, businesses they want some kind of backing here. they want that legal backing that helps them issue those mandates. they can they can only get that or some can get that if it is fully approved. the other vaccine hesitancy. the white house wants to get as many shots in arms as they possibly can and this would be another tool in their tool kit. so, this is the question we continually ask them. we are wanting to know when this is exactly going to be approved. i will say we have heard there's no pressure from the white house. the fda officials do not feel pressure from the white house on this. the white house does not want to give any indication this is politicized. they want to get it right the first time. >> that is refreshing. >> yes, although the full approval will make a difference. >> you think lit? >> absolutely. absolutely. it will make it easier for mandates and requirements to be implemented by businesses and

and at some moment, she looked at me and said, have you called mrs. r? and i just said, no.and she blurted out - not mr. secretary, not sir - she just blurted out, you son of a b*tch. and it was a stunner. and i don't know what i said, but i probably said, you've got a point. but, i talked to joyce about that since - my wife - and she said it never crossed her mind. we've been married, what, 56 years now. that was a decade ago - 46 years or something? she said she knew where i was. she was hearing reports. :i knew where she was. she had been at the defense intelligence agency with a bunch of defense attaches, getting a briefing, and she didn't have any doubt in her mind, but that i had things i had to do. and so, it was not a problem. tori was looking at it - tori clarke was looking at it as a wife and a spouse, and it was a perfectly understandable reaction, i suppose. and i don't know what i said, but i probably said, tori, i think you've got a point. lamb: that's what you said in the book. rumsfeld: is that right? yes. lamb: presidents you worked around and observed over

r. he said we're a republic that celebrates freedom of religion, and the soviet union, you can't have freedomt was really important to eisenhower and i think what is fascinating, his mother was a minnenite. she was a passivest against war and that never left him. he was conscious of using powerful, but carefully and very thoughtfully and not just willy nilly, it was a very careful -- i think that's why we have this gorgeous sculpture behind us, with the men. he knew what destructive power could could-- do. >> and we have that clip from the address he talks about keeping the future of democracy alive. here, take a listen. >> as we peer into the society's future, we, you and i, and our government, must avoid the impulse to live only for today, for our own convenience, the precious resources of tomorrow. we want democracy to survive for all generations to come not to become the insolvent of tomorrow. griff: just in the 30 seconds that we have left, he really did leave behind a legacy that endures today. >> he does and it's all around us at this memorial. you know, and he talked about democracy f

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especially when you think of the different investments in high-tech r&d such as hypersonic said thingsike the inertia mass production technology. basically, i do not think there report's conclusion. it is what rumsfeld used to refer to as "unknown unknowns." host: doesn't the release of this report foster more questions to be asked along the lines that you are asking. guest: that is a big thing. like i said at the beginning, the hope is that this does start a wider conversation. i happen to agree with people -- former intelligent people -- former intelligent people leading the public discussion. we need to figure out who and what this is. this is not just a blimp on the radar. this is actual, observable events. and for the sake of our national security, we have to know what they are. but i have to stress before we go leaping into sort of little green or gray men, we need to fully and totally discount the possibility that china or russia have not leapfrogged us in a very specific area of technology. i remind audiences that america's technology dominance was not only -- always so. when w

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seems apparent. monsanto actually fears real independent, authentic science, montana said itself, it feared the i r f review when it found in in 2014. this is before i sat down before the classification. monsanto says it fears this. it says internally that it knew it had zone ability and epidemiology toxicology. dino togs muslim officials even predicted the glad to say would warrant a possible or probable rating with respect to ethan ecker. know s as a process is defined as a peer review and i understand that and that i don't have a problem with that peer review problem in this case, is that not was, was done. nobody went back and verified the findings on the original studies. and by failing to verify those findings, it cascaded through the entire review process, such that you don't have the answer which is based on the best science. i think that is important to mention that we are doing the proper independent assessment according with the resources that we have enough. so according to the regulation that focus on the use of the active settings and based on that we generate the risk assessment rega

r the worse. that is some bird humor. saidthey have a birthday they will never forget. >> i did not feel it at all. i felt it's neck against my neck. i am happy it did not on me. [ laughter ] >> that is what i was thinking. it could have been worse. >> that is considered good luck in some cultures. >> what happens if a whole bird falls on you? i would be going like this. get it off of me. get it off of me. >>> happy birthday. do not blow out the candles. blowout the feathers. >>> we will be right back. watch cbs in bay area with the kpix 5 news app. >>> late show with stephen colbert is next. >>> thank you for watching. the news continues to remain on cbsn area. have a good night. we will see you tomo ow. [male announcer] the following program is sponsored by food for the poor. (cinematic guitar music) - [girl speaker] when we don't find food to eat, i feel like fainting. - [woman speaker] today i have nothing. i have no idea what i'm going to feed them. - [boy speaker] i feel like my head is turning.

also there is another _ would be much more effective. i"r there is another interesting statistic that saidfewer cases. which is entirely huge amount but actually is when you're talking about a million off to school. they are saying it's because infected youngsters are more open about the context because the consequences don't seem so severe. this rapid testing circumstance needless isolation. as you were saying earlier on on the news before you came to us, the point is, it's not just the children who end up self isolating, is the whole family, then they kick of the work so the knock on effect is on and on and the independent has a potentially worrying story on the impact covid is now having on younger people. partly presuming the consequences of young people still not been fully vaccinated but also one of the things we don't know about the delta variant, what impact that may be having. i was talking to a surgeon earlier here on bbc news from arkansas, he was telling me about a number of teenagers who are in hospital in his state with serious side effects from the delta variant. i can't off

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and the pain of losing husband, she said, meant the world to r. ahmed reese al jazeera by jo, me valencia's enduring as worst wave with corona virus, so far as reporting a record 11000 new infections in the past 24 hours, hospitals are overwhelmed, and medical workers say there's a shortage of vital equipment, including oxygen and ventilators. the surgeon infections as being blamed on the delta of area, but also gatherings held during the muslim festival. the ead florence louis is following developments from quantum path. the delta variant of the current virus is not only more contagious, it's also more likely to infect a person such that they're going to be more serious and they're going to need hospice. okay, so it's the same story across the region where you're not only having a search and the number of new cases. you also seeing medical facilities being of a stretch and such as the case in indonesia where recorded its highest number of new cases on monday. it had already put in place restrictions in people's movements on the islands of java and barley, but it's still recorded really hig

r t from moscow. well, the name of delta strain, how spread over 90 countries and from said a cons for a 5th. the new cases on the u. k, it's close to 100 percent. we spoke to david and, and borrow the world health organization, special envoy and cobit about how to manage the risk of, of virus. we can be 100 percent. certain the vaccine use that we have at the moment will protect us against all possible versions of this virus. so therefore, we should be accepting the vaccines will reduce our risk of getting coven, quite honestly, actually box. they're not going to guarantee. and therefore, what we're saying is huge vaccines as part of your control effort. but also why not just keep going with the physical distancing the one me to row. why not keep going with mar, squaring, why not keep going with really good hygiene? why not keep going with isolation when you're sick? why not keep going with protecting elderly people and those who got other diseases potentially with the back scenes because they are really good protective. if there is the perception conveyed to the population of any country, t

well, the likes r in a statement, twitter said we're testing this to understand the types of repliesrelevant in a convo so we can work on ways to show more of them. your down votes are not public while you're up. votes will be shown as likes. it appears the company is testing the new buttons on a small segment of users not all twitter users will see these new, but well, you know, it's cool that lot of negativity on twitter to begin with. there is, you know, it's cool and social media, the yonnis, the milwaukee bucks player scored that john of the nose. >> he that you can spin this thing around then went and ordered at chick-fil-a in the drive-thru. >> a 50 piece chicken nugget the mideast and the on he get a %humbs up on that. that skit. i mean, and that's a lot of chicken in the crowd of folks who came and stood in front of this car didn't let him leave haha, need to go anywhere as far as man and soaking up the accolades that wraps up kron 4 news at 9. these gentlemen have the news at 10 taken away us. all right. thank you very much, vicki grant and here's what's coming up for 10 o'

. >> what she has just said is entirely counsel r tear to -- counter to what president biden has committedto what the senate is doing which is a two track process. the infrastructure bill has nothing to do with the reckless tax and spend extravaganza she's talking about. >> gina romano is still optimistic. >> it's unusual and complex. it's what americans want. it's what americans deserve. i hear from business leaders every day, get this passed. we need everyone to have broadband. we need improvements in roads and bridges. you hear the same thing from labor and progressives. yes, it's complicated. no, we're not there yet but it's going to happen. >> meanwhile, president biden says it's still up in the air whether a pathway to citizenship would be in the reconciliation bill. jillian, griff. jillian: lauren blanchard, thank you. marianne, excuse me, thank you. steve hilton is bashing president biden's massive spending saying republicans fooled the country when selling him as centrist. >> the republicans never stop telling us how they're defending our democracy. how is it democracy to run a ca

r-u -- truth. >> speaker pelosi said this in defense of her decision to reject two of kevin mccarthy's unseriouse are going to act up, cause a problem, and people said to me, put them on and then when they act up, you can kick them off. i said, why should we waste time on something as predictable? it is my responsibility as speaker of the house to make sure we get to the truth on this, and we will not let their antics stand in the way of that. >> joining us now is zerlina maxwell, host of airs on peacock. before that, a good friend of mine who used to be with me on this show an awful lot and another good friend of ours, jonathan arthur, msnbc political analyst. here's the author of his very best "jimmy carter: a life." i talked to kavita patel who said the good news is there are pockets of americans who are getting vaccinated. they had been stuck and they're moving because remarkable conservatives in this country are getting their vaccines. steve scalise on saturday decided to get his vaccine after being skeptical about the whole operation. hannity talked taking this virus seriously. he also did