reid: i am.u go to youtube and search for bitcoin rap battle -- this is inspired by alexander hamilton, the musical. ♪ i funded and produced a rap battle between alexander hamilton and satoshi nakamoto. that is because i think there is a real world for cryptocurrencies in helping us evolve. david: so do you invest in its cryptocurrencies yourself? reid: i do. david: what about transportation? are you a big believer in autonomous vehicles? reid: i am. i invested in aurora and nuro. it is a question of how soon for when we have autonomous vehicles. it will make all our societies better. it will save thousands of lives. it will enable a huge amount of increase in productivity. it is a great thing we should be accelerating to as societies. david: have you been in one of the cars where you are not the driver and you feel safe? reid: i do. part of the thing that all of them, not just aurora, but all of them have safety, safety, safety as the very first thing. so, when i have been in these cars, when th

reid: i am. actually, if you go to youtube and search for bitcoin rap battle -- this was inspired by alexander hamilton the musical, by ideated, funded and produced a rap battle between alexander hamilton and santosh and okamoto -- and satoshi nakamoto. david: do you invest in cryptocurrencies yourself? reid: i do. david: ok. what about the technology of the future? reid: i do. it is a question of when not if we have autonomous vehicles. it will make our society better, save lives, enable huge amounts of increase in productivity and it is a great thing we should be accelerating to. david: have you been in one of these cars where you were not the driver and felt safe? reid: i do and i do. look, i think part of the thing that all of them, not just aurora, but all of them do is safety. i have been in these cars were nobodies in the driver's seat. it has been good and fine. david: do you wear a crash helmet? reid: no. david: what about flying taxis? is that something in our future? reid: it is. i als

reid: it suddenly changes.neurship is all about the competitive landscape, competitive landscape for competing companies and products, for hiring talent, for developing and deploying new products. part of my work on masters of scale the podcast, now the book, , it is all basically that you have to -- first, the scale is the technology company that sets the rules, the platform. that driving competitive force is still there. now, that way you do it is different, because supply chains are changed. hiring has changed. the way that teams up or it has changed. how all this happens in a hybrid environment is more challenging. now, the environment is still changing, maybe as we solve data and figure out vaccination and testing, may be the hybrid gets back to work as well. so it is a constantly changing landscape. emily: you interview everyone from brian chesky at kpmg for some surprising guests like president obama and a-rod. the subtitle of the book is in fact "surprising truths from the roads successful entrepreneurs

reid: the answer is a huge number.ily two-x companies if we just got the power that works on the network access right. silicon valley, very thankfully over the last -- has been committed to these efforts. at greylock, we have been working with management leaders of tomorrow and adventure firms in order to have a broader pipeline for entrepreneurs and investors and companies getting financed. network building, from a cofounder of linkedin, is the way you ultimately address this. have the market do it. there is so much talent and capability and we are losing out on it. the reason it is not so simple to solve, like tristen and a number of people we had, it is not so simple to solve because we have this huge flood of noise where you are always looking for that signal so you have to make sure the network you build for the entrepreneurs of color, women and other sources, in order to build this. we will see year-by-year progress because now people are putting it in their dashboards. i think then the engine will catch. emily:

thriller it was gordon reid that took the match and the medal.l, britain's first paralympic badminton medallist. the sport is making its debut at these games and while he lost to india's player, it is the most special of medals. special of silvers. but perhaps today's moment of magic was in the football. the players can't see the ball, they can only hear it. it has a bell inside. so how about this for a wonder goal? brazil's nonato sparking jubilation as his spectacular solo effort meant they beat argentina and retained their title. truly a golden goal. andy swiss, bbc news, tokyo. just time to tell you before we go... emma vardy car new is currently warming up in court and will play a match in the forefront of the us open. —— found in the fourth round of the us open. that's all for now. 24 2a celsius, that was the top temperature in the uk today and that was imbued in cornwall in south—west england. parts of wales or most of today's sunshine, most of us seeing plenty of cloud. some of that cloud were clear overnight tonight across parts of weste

the reid out with joy reid is up next. >> that's exciting. i love ayman. but i want to see a jason johnson show. that's what i'm thinking about. let's work on that. >> interesting idea. yeah, yeah. >> i like this idea, okay. i'm going to noodle on it. but first i'm going to do a show for an hour. you have a great weekend. good evening, everyone. we begin the reid out tonight with the gop's self-emulation in the name of the big lie. last night anthony gonzalez the two-term republican congressman from ohio announced he's retiring in 2022. he told "the new york times" politically the environment is so toxic and called donald trump a cancer for the country, adding i don't believe he could ever be president again. most of my political energy will be spent working on that exact goal. gonzalez was one of the ten republicans who defied the cult and voted to impeach trump, an act of conscience that earned him death threats from the most rabid members of the party base. his retirement is now yet another example of how the big lie is destroying the republican party f

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i mean, joy reid was skeptical to have the vaccine just a year ago, just a year ago.is vaccine and i'll never trust the vaccine. in fact, a lot of liberals were in the same position. people like that should probably have a little more patience for theme who haven't gotten over that hesitancy as fast as they have. you know, you're like, yeah, i'm over it now, i'm with the vaccine, but you also had to get there. have a little patience. this happens with a lot of things in society. look at crocks. for years, everyone agreed that crocks were the official footwear failure, right? suddenly last year, everyone decided they're cool. justin bieber's wearing them. people are like why aren't you wearing crocks, trevor? you don't like fashion? give me a minute, let me check with dr. fauci. nicki minaj was on defense all day. all day in icky was swinging at everyone, not only joy reid, at former point meghan mccain former co-host and inventor of the phrase "do you know who my father is" criticized nicki, and nicki responded with "eat shit, you." which i know sounds harsh, but plea

this morning, betty reid soskin has a lot to celebrate. richmond, california resident already the oldest park ranger in america, and now on her 100th birthday a school renamed in her honor. betty works at the rosie the riveter world war ii home front national park museum, sharing her own experiences as a black woman working during the war as a file clerk in a segregated union hall. >> people need heroes. and i'm maybe one of those. i think it's important for us all to follow our passions. we all need passions. >> betty, born in 1921 in detroit, michigan. raised in new orleans, later moving to the west coast with her family. she has been a published author, songwriter and activist during the civil rights movement and a businesswoman. what is she most proud of? a few things. betty received a presidential commemorative coin from then-president obama in 2015. >> standing with obama on the stage in washington, d.c. in the shadow of the white house that was built by slaves, the whole meaning of that has really captured me. >> now on her 100th bi

raphael diaz giving the gift of his kidney to the man he married, reid alexander.y blowing up about how cute the two of you are. so thank you so much for -- for being with us. >> thank you. >> um, reid, here is the thing which is i imagine that when you were diagnosed with something like this and -- and you were young, there is a question as you start dating about self-disclosure. when it is that you share this information with someone else? so how did you make that decision? why did you decide to share and when? >> well, i mean, when i was young, i kind of shared it with everyone. like, because i was a junior in high school. but like, specifically with raf, i shared it with him pretty early because i wear hearing aids and my diet was pretty restrictive. so like, he would have known or noticed like these issues, right, pretty early. so, i just went ahead and shared it. you know, i am very open about it. really, nothing to hide. so i didn't think it was an issue or a problem that i should hide. >> right. and, raphael, it doesn't seem that it was one for you but what

joy reid loves that she has this platform.y when she is sharing opinions approved by the black thought leaders. the breakfast club has some thoughts. >> i respect joy reid she missed the real moment to teach yesterday, will nicky never said don't take the vaccine. >> you can't vaccination shame people either. have you got to allow people make it when they want to make their own decision. this is something that's new and we don't know about every other day something changes. something is different. we don't know about how this effects. where double marries, wear triple masks, wear triple masks, you can't go out. nobody knows. >> lawrence: you guys made good point. i'm with you all. you are missing the bigger picture. joy reid thits nici should only use her microphone to rap. sound like joy reid wants her to shut up and dribble. when you break from the opinion of the black elites even if you are representing the thoughts and concerns of most black americans, you become a threat. and how do you deal with that threat? you shame th

no more so than leone maguire, the first irish woman to play in the solheim cup, together with mel reidng finished with a brilliant point as well for charlie hull and leone pedersen, europe finishing in awesome form. bbc news. well, i'm joined now by our golf correspondent, iain carter. are you surprised by the lead europe's taken into the four balls which are now under way? europe's taken into the four balls traditionally euro e's taken into the four bal - ., , ., the traditionally europe do tend to play the alternative _ traditionally europe do tend to play the alternative short _ traditionally europe do tend to play the alternative short folsom - traditionally europe do tend to play the alternative short folsom is - the alternative short folsom is format a little better than the americans, that but this really was a dream start. adam summed it up beautifully in the peace there, there were excellent performances, particularly from leone maguire, and... has never really got going, they threaten to fight back late in they threaten to fight back late in the match, but really mel reid and

ranger betty reid soskin. on the peninsula, a popular outdoor dining area is now becoming permanent. >>> san mateo city council just voted to permanently close sections of b street two cars, that closure spans first and second avenues between second and third avenues. the vote has been in the work since june, 2020, it now has two pedestrian malls along the street and is a big help for businesses like dolly a mexican grill, which built a large raised park let. >> we will get more tables for servers that are struggling and the businesses needed if you have little tables outside. people want to sit inside. >> the ordinance goes into effect in october. >>> santa clara county has a new tool that could be life- saving during a major wildfire. san jose has been served by a moses can indication unit. the moses unit can provide cell, wi-fi, and satellite services to communities impacted by disasters. >>> take a life look out at the golden gate bridge, you can barely see it. underneath that blanket of thick fog. it's be

tim reid, national political correspondent at "reuters."hank you to you and your colleagues for this reporting. it's really valuable. i appreciate you making time tonight. thank you. >> thanks for having me. >> all right. much more to come tonight. stay with us. >>> right now president biden and democrats in congress are dealing with two sort of crises on capitol hill, both of which have a realtime crunch to them. the first one is that republicans are apparently unanimously dead set on forcing the country into a pointless entirely avoidable, entirely self-inflicted financial crisis by refusing to fund the government and refusing to raise the debt ceiling. under president trump, the government added like $8 trillion to the debt. republicans voted for all of that. but now they won't vote to raise the debt ceiling to account for it. so if we are going to hit the debt ceiling, that's a real crisis ahead there financially and possibly a government shutdown alongside it. again, all of that totally avoidable, but republicans apparently want that.

reid soskin is the oldest living park ranger. she teaches about the contributions of women and african-americans to the war effort. betty was also very active in the civil rights movement. now earlier we spoke to an eighth grader last year. she helped push for the betty reid soskin renaming. she learned about the mission system's abuse of indigenous children. >> he didn't care for children. i'm going to say it honestly. he didn't care for children, and he wasn't a great leader for other students to look up to. >> and that's when you found betty? >> we have a champion. we have someone who has fought for civil rights, for women's rights, for racial justice, and our children deserve to have someone to look up to. >> what message do you have for the children? when they see your name on the school. >> that they never forget to ask the questions. it's not the answers. it's the questions. because those change every single time. and they are always changed. and i am so glad they are going to be asking questions. >> reporter: with the new

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tonight, reid hoffman.the landscape for technology at a time when it really is preeminent. you think about how much money has been raised for some of these venture capital funds and others to get into the tech dominance we are seeing everywhere in the world right now. >> we talked about the wealth creation. wealth creation in silicon valley, nothing beats that. >> it has been with the dynamism of growth and has been the backbone of it. coming up, senator rick scott of florida and congressman sean maloney of new york to discuss how to open schools, mask mandates and all the controversy. it will be fun to pit them against each other. seeing a little bit of softness in the market. this is bloomberg. ♪ >> after taking out the defending champion and three-time major winner angelique, the canadian fired 42 winners in her victory over the top five opponents to the delight of a packed house at arthur ash stadium. fernandez is the youngest woman reach the final four in the big apple since an 18-year-old maria sharap

"the reidout" with joy reids next. joy doesn't hav a hennessy in her hand but a good show. >> however this show goes you can blame it on the -- not on that, though. you're not going to blame it on that. no, i'm not even going to go there. bye, ari. have a good night. good evening, everyone. we begin "the reidout" with a little theater. okay, no, not that kind of theater. political theater and performance but more in the hunger games where the consequences are real and scary. historically, since the early 20th century when borrowing replaced the federal government having to issue bonds every time it wanted to spend more money than we take in in taxes, raising the debt limit has been a routine congressional function. but since president obama took office in 2009, republicans have performed a version of fiscal irresponsibility that is unprecedted. they have flirted with, threatened and bringing america to the brinkf defaulting on national debt repeatedly prox mitt ly -- approximately every two yearsince 2011 and our gover

joy reid did not want to give donald trump credit. donald trump put country first.ave a woman admitting to her 13 viewers that she did not go along with the program to try to derail the trump administration and bolster the democratic party. minorities in the democratic party are reluctant to take the vaccine primarily due to joy reid and kamala harris who also refused to acknowledge the vaccine. judge jeanine: tomi, hit it. >> watch how those folks in the media go after their own like nicki minaj or questioning the vaccine. the democrats weaponized and exploited the coronavirus. they called it health and safety. what it has been for them is a political tool. jane fonda said this was the greatest gift to the democratic party, covid, and unfortunately she was right. but liberalism and trump derangement syndrome has been placed above the health and safety of americans. we have americans who have to choose between a vaccine they may not want and unemployment. and tens of thousands under a bridge, we don't know their vaccination status. i would like to see msnbc talk abo

minaj put joy reid in her place. reid was against the vaccine before she was for it.h and then decide. that is what people should be doing. charles: in the same vain casey hunt made her debut on cnn saying california recall vote was referendum on the elite versus everyone else. jillian, she learned the hard way. trump ain't in offers anymore. feels like open dialogue might be dead in america. >> this is an interesting election, newsom going out to the french laundry, some of the covid hypocrisy doesn't resonate well but i think in california, unique electorate, unique concerns, unique times. it is kind of crazy. charles: the bottom line is it did get to this vote, right? there was an underlying message here even far left california you know, wanted to maybe do a course correction. i think newsom took something away from it, not that they loved everything that he did. elite versus the non-elite was a key topic. thank you both very much. folks, we'll be right back. >> thanks. we got this. we got this. we got this. life is for living. we got this. let's partner for all o

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that is tonight's reid out.now. >>> tonight on "all in." >> the governors of florida and texas are doing everything they can to undermine the lifesaving requirements i proposes. >> the vaccine push continues from the white house and so does the resistance. >> we will never comply -- never, ever, ever. >> tonight the senate candidate offering religious exemptions to anti-vax supporters and the secretary of education miguel car dona on fighting the virus in schools across america. >>> then why the recall disaster for republicans couldpe

joy reid?, rational human being would go on television and defend what he is doing and the way he went out and purposely captured young fans and now has pivoted to music that promotes sexual promiscuity, promotes satanic values and joy reid is defending this and calling you and ben shapiro and laura ingraham, the bad people. she is absolutely nuts and completely crazy. she is controlled by the alphabet mafia. she doesn't have the freedom to say what she actually thinks. we saw it in her blog posts in early 2000s, she doesn't believe any of the step she saying now. she's doing it to cash a check. >> i think that last is the most important one. these people are not free to say what they really think. and that, you can feel it when listen to someone talk. you can feel if the person is lookingon at the guardrails like oh, i can't say that. and all of them are that way. they're all afraid. thatal the vibe i get when i listen to them. >> what nicki minaj said was perfectly appropriate. shee said to p

reid hoffman, the co-founder of linkedin i do want to ask you about discord. investor in this company and they've had remarkable success >> yeah. discord is amazing exactly what jason was just saying in that interview, it's a community. it's a kind of a place where friends get together and talk a a platform where they can share multiple experience with obviously a high focus on gaming and the progress the company's made, obviously, the pandemic times where people want this ability to come together in a community has been just stunning >> i got to ask you, reid. you were also an early investor in facebook. i had asked jason whether they have become beneficiaries of the challenges that facebook is now confronting. what do you think of those challenges that facebook is confronting right now? >> well, you know, obviously, i have been reading the same fuse that other people have the notion that you could say, hey, we have a bunch of internal reports about things that are ill health for society and not decisively acting on them would be disturbing in any circumstanc

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tonight, betty reid soskin and a milestone.already the oldest park ranger in america. tonight, she has turned 100. betty born in detroit in 1921, she says she still has a lot of work to do. her uniform, her ranger hat on at the rosie the riveter world war ii homefront national historical park, which commemorates the contributions of women during world war ii. betty started there at the age of 85. she shares the stories of women during that time, the stories of black women, what she faced, too. tonight, betty's community honoring her. naming this middle school after her. betty cutting the ribbon at the betty reid soskin middle school. the birthday cake, 100 on top. little melanie armstrong on the right there. she's betty's great-great niece. and right here tonight -- >> hello, david. >> betty the park ranger at 100. >> people need heroes. and i'm maybe one of those. i think it's important we all follow our passions. we all need passions. >> and betty reminding all of us tonight, it is never too late to know our history. >> it is

>> joy reid should not in any capacity have anything resembling a national platform.en be on community access television. >> harris: why is this problematic? >> because she is saying things that are profoundly untrue, reckless, only seeking to divide when i get that opinion people have their opinions but we are getting into alex jones territory and how they continue to employ this person's journalistic malfeasance. this is the same person last year on multiple occasions who said that she didn't trust the vaccine. you played it, of course you have. you focus on things. but you look at the stats and only 43% of african-americans are vaccinated at this point. compare that to the asian community with nearly 70% or more than 50% and joy reid with that national platform helped push vaccine hesitancy so don't sit here now and make it a completely opposite argument when we could play back the tape in these situations but nbc won't do anything, they will continue to employ her in prime time. she's something like 26th overall in terms of her rankings so not a lot of people watc

so history made for gordon reid, alfie hewitt and emma raducanu — and there could be more record breakingiming to become the first man in 52 years to complete the calendar grand slam. thejob is not done. excitement is there, motivation is there, without a doubt. probably more than ever. but i have one more to go. it is going to be a battle against another guy who has been in tremendous form, medvedev. he has won a lot of matches on hard court so far. he has already got a couple of grand slam finals behind him, so i think experience—wise it is different for him now. i am sure he is going to give it all to win it. away from the tennis... in the wsl, reigning champions chelsea made up for their opening day loss with a 4—0 thrashing of everton, fran kirby opened the scoring before two goals from sam kerr gave the blues a 3—0 lead. beth england then rounded off the match after erin cuthbert�*s chance rebounded off the post. a second 4—0 defeat for everton but a massive improvement for emma hayes�* side. i think we should have scored more goals. if you think about it on the balance of play for

the reid out with joy reid is up next. >> that's exciting. i love ayman.nteresting idea. yeah, yeah. >> i like this idea, okay. i'm going to noodle on it. but first i'm going to do a show for an hour. you have a great weekend. good evening, everyone. we begin the reid out tonight with the gop's self-emulation in the name of the big lie. last night anthony gonzalez the two-term republican congressman from ohio announced he's retiring in 2022. he told "the new york times" politically the environment is so toxic and called donald trump a cancer for the country,

tim reid, national political correspondent at reuters. mr. sorted out our technical gremlins. i hope you're there and you can hear me. >> i can hear you great. thanks for having me. >> great. i'm sorry about the earlier hiccup there. >> no problem. >> thank you for being here. thanks for this reporting by you and your colleagues. talk to us about what kinds of powers these secretary of state candidates would have if they were successful in their election efforts and how close those powers get to the sorts of doubts that they're expressing about election results that have already happened in their states. >> right. so generally speaking, the secretary of state in the individual states is the top election official in that state. so they're in charge of running elections and they're in charge of how votes are tallied. it's important also to remember that in a presidential election, it's basically the totals from each county and each state that are then tallied up and sent to the secretary of state certification. so if the secretary of state can

reid, good morning to you. nice to see you. gates, getting their horror stories and wisdom. it's probably like your children and maybe you can't say which, which you like the best. was there one, before we get into it, that you appreciate d more than any other? >> well, all of them come with their different surprises. you're exactly right, for example, that i was completely surprised with, like franklin leonard, founder of the black list, and bringing systems thinking to hollywood content, where we don't have within silicon valley or tyra banks, how entrepreneurial she was even in her supermodel career these principles of entrepreneurship apply in other areas. there's surprises and delights of variations. >> i consider you the master of scale, blitz scaling, that is. what was the great surprise for you? was there something you learned from these entrepreneurs where you said i had not thought about that at all? >> there's always a bunch of things i've learned. probably not having not thought about at all, given investing, facebo

alfie hewett and gordon reid are doubles partners, but today they were opponents.e match — and the medal. there was history meanwhile for dan bethell, britain's first paralympic badminton medallist. the sport is making its debut at these games, and while he lost to his indian competitor, it is the most special of silvers. but perhaps the day's moment of magic was in the football. the players can't see the ball, they can only hear it, it has a bell inside — so how about this for a wonder goal? brazil sparking jubilation as a spectacular solo effort meant they beat argentina and retain their title. truly a golden goal. there is still plenty of action going on in the athletics, although conditions are pretty appalling. torrential rain at the moment here in tokyo. in the last few minutes, we've seen kadeena cox in the final of the 400 metres. she was the defending champion, but this time she had to settle for fourth place. remember, she won a gold medal in the cycling earlier in the games. aled davies has also been in action shot put. the defending champion. in the las

sharmadean reid, founder of the beauty stack, is one of them.licquot bold future award. here she is with the vaccine pioneer dame sarah gilbert, who was also honoured at the event. we can talk to sharmadean reid now. not looking hung over in the slightest! looking very sharp indeed and firstly, many congratulations to you, very much a pandemic business. why was this w2w business needed? i've been thinking about why the needle was not moving in terms of gender equality, and why we have such poor statistics about equality in the work place and for me, was more about the knowledge, they need to see female role models, understand how to set up businesses, get funding and the network. if they are not part of an alumnus i at bridge or a big bang columnar i had a they build their power network — at big bank and then either commerce and tech tools to buy and sell from each other. that my driving force behind this dark world which we launched earlier and on —— on the stack world. earlier and on -- on the stack world. ~ ., ,, ., ., world. we all know abou

what a victory that was table tennis and i can tell you in the wheelchair tennis both gordon reid and we're hoping there are still a few to come. in tennis, british teenager emma raducanu has again shown her ability on the world stage. she's through to the second round of the us open after a straight sets victory over switzerland's stefanie vogele. the 18 —year—old won 6—2, 6—3 against her experienced opponent and will next face china's zhang shuai. it 5 just four weeks until the uk premiere of daniel craig's fifth and final outing as james bond in no time to die, which has been repeatedly delayed by the pandemic. the final trailer has just been released and it shows all the high—octane action that bond fans have come to expect. it comes as welcome tonic for the uk's cinemas. mark lobel reports. come on, bond. where the hell are you? indeed. the world has been waiting. quite a while. barring another screeching u—turn, we're weeks away from witnessing bond's return, out of retirement, and into the arms of an old foe. now your enemy is my enemy. how did that happen? well, you live long

we've had alfie hewett and gordon reid winning the men's wheelchair doubles, joe salisbury, champion raducanu with that improbable run through qualifying — right through to the title. joe wilson has been reflecting on what is surely one of the biggest moments in british sport. emma raducanu! stand by for the most fearless exuberant execution of sporting ability you may ever witness. for emma raducanu, standard practice. there were two teenagers in the us open final, canadian leylah fernandez at the top of the screen. as early as the second game we saw intense rallies and we saw emma raducanu prevailing here. both players settled immediately to display a full range of their abilities. points were hard earned and skilfully won. nerves — no sign. two things were clear — we had a final worthy of the occasion and raducanu had the first set 6—4.

elsewhere, caretaker manager steven reid led nottingham forest to their first league win of the seasonfinal score. swansea came from 3—0 down to draw 3 all at luton. bournemouth moved to the top of the table as philip billing's second—half strike gave them a 1—0 win over cardiff city, they replace fulham who drop to second after losing 2—1 to reading. derby, who announced yesterday they're going into administration, ended a miserable week with a 2—1 win over stoke. and in scotland, hibernian blew the chance of going clear at the top of the premiership as st mirren snatched an equaliser two minutes from time to draw 2—2. stephen kingsley�*s superb second—half free—kick ensured hearts maintained their unbeaten start as they drew 2—2 at ross county. stevie may's late goal gave stjohnstone a first league win of the season as they beat aberdeen 1—0. to cricket, and it's finals day in the t20 blast at edgbaston — and somerset are taking on kent spitfires right now... somerset won the toss and put kent into bat. and daniel bell—drummond initially continued his brilliant form with this six — h

know her 100th birthday celebration is today, and the school name will officially change to betty reid>> we look at where things stand in the push for covid booster shots. >> reporter: three district here in the bay area are expected to make the vaccine mandatory in some districts. i'll break down what students and parents need to know. >>> a bay area crossing guard was hit and killed on the job. why he will forever be remembered as a hero. we'll be right back. >>> while vaccinations are one of the strongest tools out there to prevent infection. >> right now at 6:30, a controversial idea starting to spread. bay area school districts are talking about a vaccine mandate for all eligible students. a live report on where it may happen first and how soon. >>> eviction fears. a deadline looming. eviction moratoriums are about to come to an end. "today in th" >>> good wednesday morning to you. i am kris sanchez. i am here for laura garcia. >> i am marcus washington. we are going to talk about air quality that is expected to improve today after smoke from the south made it up here to the bay a

and other british players were making history too — gordon reid and alfie hewett have become the firstelchair slam double titles in the same year. they beat gustavo fernandez and shingo kunieda 6—2 6—1 in the us open final, whilejoe salisbury has become the first briton to win two doubles titles at a grand slam in the open era, after winning the mixed doubles title at the us open, a day after winning the men's doubles. salisbury and american partner desirae krawczyk beat mexico's giuliana 0lmos and el salvador�*s marcelo arevalo 7—5 6—2 at flushing meadows. it wasjust pure emotion, i guess. just joy and excitement. yeah, a bit of disbelief. but yeah, i walked away and said i wasn't really thinking anything, i was just enjoying the moment. and there could be more record breaking in new york later when novak djokovic takes on russia's danil medvedev in the men's final — aiming to become the first man in 52 years to complete the calendar grand slam. thejob is not done. excitement is there, motivation is there, without a doubt. probably more than ever. but i have one more to go. it is goin

paula reid starts us off. >> reporter: the house select committee's quest to get information about former president trump as part of its investigation into the january 6th insurrection may soon be coming to a head. trump faces a looming deadline for asserting executive privilege from four of his closest allies and other requests for documents. >> a bias hit job that is wasting everybody's time. >> reporter: committee member zoe lofgren threatened serious consequences for trump allies if they do not cooperate. >> if they don't, i think we're prepared to take all the steps available us to, which include civil action and criminal action. >> reporter: lawmakers are also soliciting testimony from defendants who have been charged in the january 6th riot to provide an account of why they traveled to washington that day to join the mob. this comes as former president trump continues his baseless attacks on the american electoral system. >> they attacked and cheated on our elections. >> he lashed out at republican leaders in georgia for not helping him undermine confidence in the election. >> now

paula reid, cnn, washington. >>> ron brownstein is a cnn senior political analyst and senior editor atthe atlantic." good to see you, ron. we have to start with this sham arizona recount. joe biden ended up getting more votes, but what are your thoughts on all of that? and importantly the fact that republicans in other states want to go down the same sham audit road. it really does seem like a strategy. >> it is. and, look, that's the right word for it. this whole process was a sham from beginning to end. and even though it underscored biden's victory in arizona, it really had no capacity to confirm it because it wasn't like a serious investigation. what it was, i think, clearly from the point of view of the sponsors was a pretext to both sow doubt in the election process and thus seed the ground for trump if he runs again in 2024 to make similar claims of fraud as he did in 2020, but also to provide the pretext for measures to restrict access to the vote. you know, the republicans in arizona came out of this today kind of unashamed and basically saying, well, let's look at more ways t

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and gordon reid and alfie hewett showed their skills on court, after they became the first all—britishy in the men's wheelchair doubles final at flushing meadows. it was their eighth successive slam title together and 13th overall. we have not had many tournaments on grass, but we seemed to jell pretty well at wimbledon, our very first grand slam together. we brought home the title, but the games were getting better, the more attention the sports kit and the more profile, the sports kit and the more profile, the more recognition, the players get better as well, so every year, everyone is improving and we have to keep adapting and look into and fresh ways to develop our game. that is just about it from me. a quick update from the ryder cup, it is still 3—i. quick update from the ryder cup, it is still 3—1. the four balls are under way and whistling straits. that is it from me any sportsday team. much more on bbc news throughout the evening, but for me for now, it's good night. good evening. friday brought us another day with some warm september sunshine for many areas. it has been breez