renee had always stood by steve and his family. there was the feeling diabetes. >> -- feeling -- >> we were convinced she wasn't telling us. >> during the trial, renee broke up with steve. so on the eve of her testimony, sash a interviewed renee again about the anonymous email. what he discovered -- explosive is not too big a word. coming up -- >> steve was terrified, we were terrified. >> the email trail, the money trail. a winding trail of surprises was about to change this case. that was a doozy of a mistake. >> uh-huh. the first full a place where everyone lives life well-protected. ♪♪ and even when things go a bit wrong, we've got your back. here, things work the way you wish they would. and better protection costs a whole lot less. you're in good hands with allstate. click or call for a lower auto rate today. now, simparica trio simplifies protection. youticks and fleas?s with allstate. see ya! heartworm disease? no way! simparica trio is the first chewable that delivers all this protection. and simparica trio is demonstrated

renÉe? >> he should be coming over in two weeks, i believe.ng week, before the announcement, so we will not be able to see each other this upcoming weekend, but the following weekend, we will be able to see each other it will be like things never changed. >> you have to send us pictures so that we can update everybody on your reunion. thank you guys so much for coming on and sharing your stories. >> congratulations. great seeing you together there. what a reunion, what a great thing. it will be great. there's millions of americans who have houses in canada and such, and have not been able to be there in some 16 months. it starts tomorrow at midnight. >> if they can weather this, hopefully the rest will be smooth sailing. >>> first up here on msnbc, troubling trends in the coronavirus, surging to an average of 100,000 new infections a day. florida, the new national epicenter, breaking another record for t

welcome yolanda renee king. [applause] ♪ >> hello washington. my name is yolanda renee king.ddaughter of coretta scott king and martin luther king jr.. today is a historic day because on this day, my grandfather led a march on washington to demand that our country give black americans the same rights as white americans. it is also the day that a young boy named emmett till was lynched in mississippi in 1955. he was 14. just about my age. for him at every life lost to racism and hatred in this country, all like to observe a moment of silence. [silence] people have been asking me why i watch for voting rights. what is my role in this when i am 13 and cannot vote. here is what i tell them. my generation cannot vote but your vote affects us. we have to demand that our leaders do their jobs. marching and activism are the tools we have and need to use. i am march because this is not a game, it's about the issues and policies that affect our lives. it's about the kids were still to go to school because of gun violence. the black women who are fighting hard every day to make it easie

josÉ renÉ benÍtez, residente serÁ uno de los afectados que recibe estos beneficios. >>> imagÍnese muyel alquiler, los programas de beneficios federales son asistencia por desempleo por causa de la pandemia. compensaciÓn por desempleo de emergencia, beneficios extendidos con compensaciÓn federal y desempleo mixta de cien dÓlares. >>> al menos en new jersey no hay indicios de una extensiÓn. >>> el presidente joe biden le ha pedido a estados y legislaciÓn del diferentes, que trate de poner extensiÓn, hasta ahora aquÍ en el estado jardÍn, no hemos extendido sabemos que la economÍa estÁ registrando, los que son elegibles a los beneficios estatales pueden seguir haciendo sus reclamos pero personas como renÉ benÍtez sentirÁn el golpe dijo. >>> ahorita, estÁn dando los 300, queda poco para comer, pero ya a ver cÓmo vas a ir. >>> esta realidad para residentes en toda el Área puede ser de incentivo para regresar a la fuerza laboral segÚn la asambleÍsta angÉlica jimÉnez. >>> para el pÚblico sepa, si tienen un trabajo que puede comenzar, comience, no esperare que se termine la ayuda en septiembre

renee santos, thank you. >>> firefighters battling tough conditions in the plumas national forest. the dixie fire is moving fis consume nearly 1000 me square miles. that's hard to get your head around. the largest in the california history thursday. 33% contained. >>> onto the coronavirus. fully vaccinated americans will be asked to gets covid-19 booster shots eight months after they receive their second dose of user the pfizer or moderna vaccine. newly released study suggest the effectiveness of the two mrna vaccines drops overtime due to the rapidly spreading delta variant. the booster doses could begin the week of the 20th. >> we are concerned the current strong attention against hospitalization, infection, and death could decrease in the months ahead. especially among those at higher risk or vaccinated earlier. >> some world leaders say americans should not get a third shot until other countries have gotten the first. i disagree. we can take care of america and help the world at the same time. >> the booster shot could be just over one month away from being rolled out. there is

reporter rene santos spoke with a neighbor who confronted the suspect. >> heavy metal music just blaring. >> reporter: this witness, who doesn't want to be identified, says the incident was bizarre from the very beginning. she says that around 6:00 in the morning, she went outside her auburn home to water the grass when she heard loud music coming from an empty car parked in her neighbor's driveway. so she knocked on the front door to ask them to turn it down. >> nobody answers, and i'm wondering right then and there, where is my neighbor. >> reporter: as she's leaving, she says a man, later identified as 51-year-old christopher blair, appears from around the corner wearing all black and a long coat. >> and i thought, first of all, what the are you doing with a coat on at 6:00 in the morning and it's 80 degrees out? he talks to me in british accent, calls me love, and wants to know if his radio is bothering me. hi love. and i thought, why are you letting me? >> reporter: at that moment she felt something was off, but figured the man was working on her neighbor's house. the she then left

now the other system tropical storm. mir renee will take a closer look. this has got an unpredictable path, but it is working its way to the east of japan. we are likely to see some really wet and windy weather, 2 eastern areas of horseshoe, and it's likely to be a wet end to the olympics in tokyo this weekend. as we move to south asian. now the central and northern areas of india are continuing to be inundated by those monsoon rains. east raja san and merger pradesh seen some of those heavy falls and we could see flash flooding here. but there's going to be fun. the storms for new delhi throughout the weekend sponsored cut on airways in the wake of the criminal race, right. how much can someone take before the class? the fight recognition is crucial. we needed corner heads to prevail, brothers in every fable. and that was the religion and the thing that was community one was to be just respected. al jazeera explores the history and struggles of the lebanese community in australia. once upon a time in punchbowl on al jazeera, oh a tough stories this hour

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renee santos reports one of them was an almond farmer. >> reporter: an american flag sways at half staffoutside van family orchards as they mourn the loss of bill van. bill and his wife susie along with bobby keaton and charles wilson all died following a helicopter crash in colusa county. the wreckage showing parts of the helicopter, an r 66. bill anders brother garnet started their processing facility in 2012. the organization employs more than 200 people. bills brother describing bill as hands-on, a lover of farming and business, adding in a statement, being actively involved in every step of the operation made bill the happiest. his losses a shock to our family, our employees, and our fellow growers. >> that's there one orchard there. >> reporter: walt see versus the crash is hard to process. bills helicopter went down into his tomato field. >> this sent shockwaves through the whole community. i spoke to several people this morning and you can still feel the sense of loss and just the shock of it all. >> a preliminary report from the ntsb will be released 15 days after the crash. >>>

renee as a little bit of the check of traffic. >> all right. right. so we're getting a look at the roadways for you as you're traveling this morning heading from the east bay into the city a little under 11 minutes for your drive time. so things are looking great. there. let's go ahead and look at the san mateo bridge heading across towards the peninsula a little under 13 minutes. so that's a nice commute for you. i'm not tracking any major hot spots at this hour. also look at the golden gate bridge. there are reports i'm seeing right now of some scattered fog. >> so just take your time if you're traveling about 20 minutes into the city this morning and the richmond sandra fell to out of richmond. a little under 9 minutes. kron 4, is your local election headquarters and just weeks before the upcoming recall election california republicans will not endorse a candidate in the race to remove governor gavin newsom from office. that decision came during a virtual meeting. they held last week party leaders say they were concert choosing one candidate over a

. >> people like rene say they're still ready to go. >> it is just more on my mind but we deal with the social distancing, wear a mask, i have my hand sanitizer. i'm going to do my business. >> i'm a little nervous but i'll take my chances. vaccinated, hand sanitizer, mask. >> we have second, understood and work the details. >> reservations.com says the drop in local travel comes largely from businesses which have not resumed the hotel and business conference trips yet. >> another factor possibly slowing business travel, tech companies slowing their return to the office. in fact, just today, facebook announced it would delay its employee return until january of 2022. in san jose. nbc bay area news. >> here's a new way to convince more people to get their covid shots. convince a friend and get $100. a new incentive program in contra costa county. anyone 14 and up can earn t va special county website. you get paid when the person you referred is fully vaccinated and there's no loimt how many times you can cash in. right now, 82% of people in contra costa county have gotten at least one sh

kate: renee lined up for gas after leaving her home so quickly, she didn't have time to rescue her pets. >> i had to leave my cats. they would not get in the crate. that is not a good thing, not a good feeling at all. kate: cindy plans to live with her family in her trailer until it is safe to return. >> hopefully, we will get a call that everything is good. >> i had tears. it's unreal. kate: mike surveyed the damage on his dirtbike. >> this is beautiful country. it will be a long time before it is beautiful again. kate: two civilians were seriously injured in grizzly flats and had to be airlifted to hospitals. the fire has now burned at least 30,000 acres and is 0% contained. you can stay with abc 7 news mornings for updates. i'm kate larsen. dan: thank you. the monstrous dixie fire burning in northern california exploded in size today as well. 30 mile-per-hour winds fanned the and foreigner -- the inferno to the east and south. the fire has burned more than 626,000 acres. it is the largest wildfire burning in america right now. it is only 31% contained. no change in that number from w

. >> reporter: people like renee williamson say they're okay. >> i'm going to go about doing my business first time traveling since covid hit, a little nervous but taking my chances. vaccinated, hand sanitizer, mask. >> they have accept i had, they have understood and their okay with some of the restrictions that come in. >> reporter: reservations.com says the drop in local travel comes largely from businesses which have not resumed their hotel and conference trips yet. >> business travel is not at the same recovery as leisure travel, that's for sure. >> reporter: another factor possibly slowing business travel, tech companies slowing their return to the office. in fact, just today facebook announced it would delay its employee return until january of 2022. in san jose, scott budman, "nbc bay area news". ♪ ♪ >>> a state agency or a health care facility makes a billing mistake, should you have to pay for it? our viewers don't think so. i'm chris chmura, nbc bay area's respond next. >>> also, not just in the bay area but other parts of the country feeling the heat. a heat wave gripping the

it's mathematically impossible. independent journalistic renee tells us that the situation at bull airport is a west and that mass. yet again, the americans railey under duress because song, the situation is getting worse. the end of the month is mayor. and if the taliban are all those wanting, shooting again, let's say shooting before the end of before the new month is, has started, then it will become an even worse chaos. so i suppose the best way is that the american express trait as many as they can with the help of the nato forces planes that can land that. the dutch, the bell says that brings the french and, and trying to take as many as they can. but the problem is and remains as your just said, the employee column, you of all the stuff are left to themselves. it's just sy gone all over again. who could trust western democracies after this? well, anger over the destruction in afghanistan is reached america to with paper pouring onto the streets there to protest against the taliban, seizing power, running broke from both east and west coast from allies. washington demonstrate this ch

it's mathematically impossible. independent journalist lee renee told us that the situation at couple airport is a west and that mass yet to get the medical railey for your ass because the situation is getting worse. the end of the month is snare. and if the taller bonds are all those are starting, shooting again, let's say shooting. before the end of before the new month is, has started, then it will become an even worse chaos. so i suppose the best way is that the americans own trait, as many as they can with the help of the nato forces planes that can land that. the dutch, the belgians, the brits, the french and, and trying to take as many as they can. but the problem is and remains as your just said, the employees, all you of all the stuff are left to themselves, just side gone all over again. who could trust western democracies after this? nothing east denied the washington d. c. capital police officer who fatally shot a trunk supporter in these january 6th rise has been cleared fun internal probe. the the case has become a political cause, with some republicans hiding the victim

kate: renee lined up for gas after leaving her home so quickly, she didn't have time to rescue her pets>> i had to leave my cats. they would not get in the crate. that is not a good thing, not a good feeling at all. kate: cindy plans to live with her family in her trailer until it is safe to return. >> hopefully, we will get a call that everything is good. >> i had tears. it's unreal. kate: mike surveyed the damage on his dirtbike. >> this is beautiful country. it will be a long time before it is beautiful again. kate: two civilians were seriously injured in grizzly flats and had to be airlifted to hospitals. the fire has now burned at least 30,000 acres and is 0% contained. you can stay with abc 7 news mornings for updates. i'm kate larsen. dan: thank you. the monstrous dixie fire burning in northern california exploded in size today as well. 30 mile-per-hour winds fanned the and foreigner -- the inferno to the east and south. the fire has burned more than 626,000 acres. it is the largest wildfire burning in america right now. it is only 31% contained. no change in that number from whe

janice luc renee told us the situation a couple, airport is a western lead mess. yes. again, the medic, who's railey under duress because the situation is getting worse, the end of the month is mayor. and if the taliban all those granting shooting again the shooting before the end of before the new month is, has started, then it will become an even worse chaos. so i suppose the best way is that the americans own to treat as many as they can with the help of the nato forces planes that can land that the dutch to bel since the brits the french. and tried to take as many as they can. but the problem is, the employee all do, all the stuff are left to themselves. it's just sky gone all over again. who could trust western democracies after this? a decay all to pull out from i've got to stand wiki leagues, his strong attention to its past revelations about america's longest war it as soon as the twitter post now than the organizations republish, classified us documents, which is 1st lead to the public a decade ago. but then wiki league sounded during the sound warned of the g

renee towing year after a series of incidents between military forces, moscow says nato spy planes of stepped up, attempts to gather intelligence in the black sea region. andrew simmons spend a day with the british royal air force pilot stationed in the remaining coastal city of constant. ah, they call them q r a's quick reaction alerts from the physical sprint to the thrust of take all within minutes. these nato fighter jets can intercept or track russian warplanes is the latest incident, the top left of this cockpit russian fighter jet, intercepted of the romanian coastline. it's close with no room for mistakes. pens of meters would seem quite close to $21.00 on initiated. since a relative procedures, it's totally normal. it's been set to in that range. but raffles, commanders, there's nothing normal about what's happening probably in my senior since then we've had, i think anytime you fly inside a flight, information region of another country, not following the norms without flight plan, then i think it's not the sort of behavior we'd like to see in the special community in the, at

so probably they will need to have regional renee. this was the only way to do really have like the younger they are really performing was the new generation on their us. we see mass these already 30 or of course, less on the paper and operate on the tv to be around that we see, and i think this is the view because now is the time to play the game with the best care. and there was an announcement that was made that there was to be a massive private equity investment by the private equity firm c, v. c. they wanted to invest 2700000000 euros into la league and exchange for 10 percent revenue and 10 percent stake in most of its business. many thought that that investment would help ensure barcelona had the money it needed to keep messy. but barcelona said the deal would not be in its interests. why is that? why the objections to that? i think the objections, twofold, 1st of all, under the terms of the deal, only a relatively small proportion of the money from cdc could be allocated to players wages. so therefore, it wouldn't actually be

and rene richards.aid and done, you said everyone was happy renee richards was able to play a great lady after the decision was made to include her, people were happy about it across the board. can we translate that to how to handle this today. >> dr. renee richards was phenomenal in that she was a transgender woman. we were the first to have a transgender woman on our tour in any sport. it was a great education for me. she's a great friend and my opthamloogist still. with naomi speaking up about mental health. simone did the right thing it helped the u.s. to win medals naomi spoke up about it. you listen that right now during covid, more youth are having challenges they are depressed it is not right. it is good when you own it and speak about it in the book, it talks about me having an eating disorder. s sexuality challenges and to take ownership of your own feelings is very important. >> how do you think balancing the issue of mental health and being a great performer. in many ways, a great athlete, w

renee, good morning to you. >> good morning.in that location 50 years ago. it was fine until saturday. what happened. >> it was [inaudible] steve: what happened? >> so, we had torrential rains for about, i would say three or four hours i went and checked on my shop. i'm not very far from the creek. i checked on it at 9:00 and 10:00. 11:00 i got a phone call from my uncle saying i had five feet of water in my shop. steve: it came up that fast. renee as we looked at the image 's, we saw it in great condition and now we see everything is toppled. the force of the water did what to your merchandise? >> every showcase i had was upside down. there wasn't anything that wasn't topped just like it was a toy and my friends in my community said that the water came in their house and they thought oh, i need to get it out. and within 15 minutes they were 5 feet in water. water so rapid it ripped many of the homes off their foundation. they had no time to respond and they were in shock, of course, that it was happening. areas that had never s

some of the stories were following and covered renee to destiny. united states have increased 11 percent in the past week. cdc released the latest figures a day off to the number of corona mars patients and hospitals past 800000 level last seen in january hospitals in the south of fuller than the rest of the country . many states they're going through their worst wave infections. topping the list is florida. why? 17000 people are currently in hospital supporting more than 200 death every day. and gallagher has the latest now from miami. well, the situation here in florida frankly hasn't been worse. over the past few days. we've got north of $200.00 deaths per day. around 23000 new cases reported every day and 17000 people in this state alone are hospitalized. now all of this, of course, being fueled by that delta variant, and most of the people in hospital, all the unvaccinated things are so bad that doctors are holding press conferences, all mass just to appeal to people to get those vaccines in their arms. now, governor ron de santis has just bee

we heard not too long ago, actually from a 13 year old girl whose name is yolanda renee king and she is the grand daughter was, is the granddaughter of martin luther king where he had grad scott and let me tell you, yolanda has not did not miss out on any of the oratory oratorical gifts that her father had a stirring speech from that young woman. the occasion today on the, the $58.00 anniversary of the march on washington and on that on forgettable. i have a dream speech by the reverend martin luther king. jr, has many people here wondering, asking we march then for our rights to vote, why must we march again more than 50 years later? here's some of the voices of the, the people that we spoke to here at this march on washington. unfortunately, the de generation, they not aware of the struggles for fathers, i went through all back and you know, they had a quite a bit of counter fight the road. right to go to school. so re here to make sure that we don't go back a 150 years, even 20 years, even 50 years, recognize and support and maintain, what are those schools have provided for us? o

it's mathematically impossible. independent journalist luc renee says the situation a couple airport is yet again. a western lead mass. the magic, consult railey for your ass because song, the situation is getting worse. the end of the month is mayor. and if the taller bonds are all those starting, shooting again, let's say shooting before the end of before the new month is, has started, then it will become an even worse chaos. so i suppose the best way is that the american express trait as many as they can with the help of the nato forces planes that can land that the dutch to bel, she's the brits, the french and in trying to take as many as they can. but the problem is and remains as your just said, the employees, all of you, of all the stuff are left to themselves. it's just sy gone all over again. who could trust western democracies after this anger over the destruction. enough chemistry has reached america as well. people poured onto the streets of several major cities to protest. the tele bumps using power, the valleys took place on both the east and west coast from l. a. to wa

the 1st one is tropical storm, near renee and that skirt into the east of horseshoe. it's not expected to make landfall in japan, it's had a bit of an unpredictable path, but it will chuck lots of wind and wet weather to toko, as it wraps up the olympics. and hot on its heels is tropical system loop. now that's moved over taiwan. it is expected to make landfall and those southern can you shoot islands is going to bring some really wet weather with it. we're talking winds of up to 65 kilometers per hour and $200.00 millimeters of rain as it moves its way up across the not to the north east. now it's not only going to affect japan, it's going to bring weather to the korean peninsula. and we've already seen flooding in north korea, we could see more of that over the coming days. and we'll move to south asia. it is also very wet across parts of india as well as bangladesh. me and my and the poll as those monsoon rains continue to fall. they're not falling as heavily as we have seen across central areas. but east madhya pradesh is going to see some of that heavy rain over

elicit sources of generates, again come, for example, the drug trades and other things which they renee instead of in that press conference, are they not cold center? a bit of a vicious cycle here? if no one's prepared to give them a chance? i don't necessarily see that way and i really do respect the brave decision by the us treasury department interagency partners to quickly and swiftly locked taliban from accessing this $9000000000.00. deputy secretary adriano who is running the treasury department was a former deputy national security adviser secretary, yellen is no stranger to financial and economic crises. so from my vantage point is the former treasury act as a full competence in the treasury department leadership and their expertise. and wealth of expertise to address this crisis moving forward. working with the international community, working through the international financial institutions like the world bank. i am at the international partners to find inappropriate way for that protects the united states, including our national security interests with counterterrorism. finan

the fee is grant renee songs, dam construction, thousands of pool government supports if any feel peer gathered in the capital either some about to denounce the growing rebels. the rallies in mexico square against they see is foreign interference in ethiopia as affairs governance has come in for strong international criticism. the conflict in c gray, which has killed thousands and pushed the regions to the brink of famine. in last week to see i had the highest covered mortality rates in the world. but there are signs things of turning around me and young people have been mobilized to give more than 300000 shots. just a few hours under chappelle reports waiting in line with a lot on their mind. thousands of tunisians turned out on sunday to receive their shots. the nation wide vaccination campaign targeted 1000000 over forty's, but it was the younger people who did much of the work. i'm a member of a civil social organization called rosetta to need medicaid on it. and our government called for our help and being the youth of tenicia. we feel that that it's an obligation to come here and

and taliban may well a renee on assurances that they wouldn't allow carter to be part of of a system of power. and he had this to say about britain being a part of a potential for going back in the car for the rest of the world. and the kind of, i have a message from last time you start hasting how to use that attacking the west or countries of that we could be back. and andrew, there is this meeting of nate, so officials as well, what are we expecting? come out of that. yes, that's an emergency meeting of all 30 members of nato talking logistics. really about getting evacuations organized promptly and reducing staff numbers at western embassies. and indeed, changing the location of the west of invoices that are in the capital, kabul, because of security concerns. and everyone saying that there's no panic over this, but there are red lights flashing not only in diplomatic circles, but ministry ones as well. there are extra $3000.00 us troops coming in. most of those have arrived now. britain is sending another $600.00 troops into organize the the civilians, u. k. possible holders, ev

a hank renee to the entrance of the building that houses ukrainian cabinet. the facility was evacuated, a special forces moved in the suspect was eventually detained, but his motives are not yet known. checking in with our t america next. stand by for news views. hughes the rather driven by dreams shaped by person of those in me who dares think we dare to ask me. oh, is your media a reflection of reality? the in the world transformed what will make you feel safe for the tycer lation whole community. are you going the right way or are you being that somewhere direct? what is true? what is faith in the world corrupted. you need to defend the join us in the depths will remain in the shallows. ah, ah, and i make no borders and as long as emerge, we don't have authority. we don't actually leads to take action and be ready. not a joke. people are the judge. you know. 2 crisis we can do better, we should be better. everyone is contributing each in our own way, but we also know that this crisis will not go on forever. the challenge is paid for the response has been m

it's really very important when it comes to death to recognize that that is quite a look of it's renee the country in terms of that that pressure is that they're facing in terms of the solution to the challenges. so we do quite a lot of work, of course, with individual countries to identify where that is clearly unsustainable. and then those cases provide support in some cases that re profiling that's needed in other cases, deeper restructurings. so in a very country specific way we are working to identify what the optimal way of moving forward is. but again, you know, i want to stretch, that's the death situation in the region is really quite, quite diverse. you have a lot of countries that have, are facing fiscal pressure offerings in quite a lot of challenges, but are able to continue financing themselves through the market or relying on either sources of financing. but you have also have some countries where the depth situation is really quite difficult and you don't want those countries to to be paying debt, particularly at a time like this get. so getting relief for them would be

right, independent journalist luc renee says the situation at campbell airport is yet again a western lead mess. the magic, consult railey for your act because song, the situation is getting worse. the end of the month is the air. and if the taliban are all those daunting shooting again, they say shooting before the end of before the new month is, has started, then it will become an even worse chaos. so i suppose the best way is that the american express trait as many as they can with the help of the nato forces planes that can land that. the dutch, the bell says the brits, the french and in trying to take as many as they can. the problem is the employee. all of you, of all the stuff are left to themselves. it's just cy, gone all over again. who could trust western democracies? after this, the past 2 weeks have seen protests against the taliban power grabbing take place in major cities worldwide. and in the past few days, people have also gathered on the streets of america, shouts of free uh, dennis stanton, biden, you betrayed us, echoed around the l. a in washington dc, along with d

to, revealing full of damage forced their foundations cars other have been found away the original reneays water flipped over cases in her. store like were toys she, like many business face a monumental cleanup. we we a lot people helped the devastation so tremendous. we just don't have. enough help too many were president approved disaster for, freeing up aid recovery and waverly charles watson fox already a look at your out we've got low pressure going linger into tomorrow wind, saying that's to keep us the cool because we been cool around for last few days for this time of year for august. and what will is low out of here? it of moves in the high builds in pattern itself really summer long low week comes we cool the high and we up the warm will be for mainly friday saturday will mainly for the bay back into the mid maybe even upper nineties in some cases. looking the bay microclimates though you can see the of low right? look at i mean, just seventies towards upper low out towards walnut in mid and your traditionally spots so cool it's been and it's been helpful us because having a g

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more people were allowed to say yea rene band had ever been allowed to vote on anything significant in new world history. it wasn't just a vote, it was a series of conversations. some people were for the document and some were against it and some were on the fence and listening to both sides in newspapers and the. media are indispensable to this democratic or j projects of a are talking about becoming americans and that would become the declaration of independence and eventually talked themselves into becoming indivisible in americans. one nation indivisible, that's the constitution and they do it ethically through words, through pictures and political cartoons and some very highfalutin stuff and some really simple stuff poetry in limerick dog role. it's an amazing inclusive robust uninhibited wide-open distinctly american experience. >> i'm of like a free-for-all. we are talking about not just the big name in the dew covered that. but cover people in our changed purses but this is a more bigger conversation. >> it isn't so for example act i, scene one is about how he's a pretty big na

you can say what you want about rene renewabled, they're not ready for prime time if you can't have the conditioning and the lights on in california, how are you going to charge your tesla >> all right, sir, thank you very much. on that thought we will turn to our next guest, thank you. the chairman and ceo, welcome, you've heard the argument there. i think what i heard today from fed chair powell and then from vice chair clarida is that they are ready to announce or start the tapering but maybe they're just not ready now >> it seems fair, tyler, and i think it seems clear that i think increasingly the fed has a single mandate and that is employment i don't think it's particularly worried about price stability, and i have a lot of respect for him and for what the fed is doing. it seems quite clear to me the goal post on transitory inflation have moved quite a bit from what they were at the start of the year. most people were under the impression this would be a couple month phenomenon and would be over. now we're in august and there are still quite a few challenges >> and you heard what

. >> reporter: people like renee williamson say they're still ready to go. >> it's more on my mind, but we do the social distancing, wear a mask, i have my hand sanitizer, i'm going to go about my business. >> first time traveling since covid hit, a little nervous, taking my chances, vaccinated, hand sanitizer, masks. >> reporter: reservations.com says the drop in local travel comes largely from businesses, which have not resumed their hotel and conference trips yet. >> business travel is not at the same as leisure travel. >> reporter: another factor possibly slowing business travel, tech companies slowing their return to the office. in fact, facebook announced it would delay its employee return until january of 2022. in san jose, scott budman, nbc bay area news. >>> happening now, the tropical system off the coast of florida has strengthened into tropical storm grace. and is now over the virgin islands. people in florida are preparing for the storm to hit. grace could bring winds up to 40 miles per hour, and 7 inches of rain with some areas seeing up to 10 inches. thousands of sandbags

please welcome yolanda renee king. [applause] yolanda: hello washington.a scott and dr. martin luther king jr. [applause] today is a historic day because on this date, the that years ago, grandfather led a march on washington. to demand that black americans to have the same rights as white americans. it is the same day that emmett teal -- just about my age. for every life lost to racism like to observe a moment of silence. [moment of silence] yolanda: leading up to this day, people have been asking me what i am for voting rights. what is my role in all of this when i am just 13 and can't vote? here is what i tell them, my generation cannot vote, but your vote affects us. we have to demand that our leaders do their jobs. marching and activism are the tools that we have and we need to use them. i march because this is not a game, this is about the issues and policies that affect our lives. it's about the kids who are skilled to go to school because of gun violence, the black women who are fighting hard to make it easier for people to vote. i march because i

whatever happened to individual liberty and who even talks about individual liberty hayden and renÉemark and talks about the declaration of rights. what kind off a country are we turning into, alexis vargas about soft tyranny. ladies and gentlemen we were route surrounded by it is getting more aggressive and you see the demands he comes to vaccine, you see bureaucrats shutting down businesses and you see bureaucrats the cdc telling landlords that they cannot collect rent as we go broke and you see the president of the united states defining the supreme court ruling this in the bureaucrats do not have that authority. you see a present of the states opening our borders whited to individuals may be entered many of whom have the virus and are current criminals and ms 13 in your name in it he could care less. and is doing this purposely. you see democrats and the republicans in congress getting together and infrastructure bill, 2700 pages, $1.2 trillion and people in television so-called republicans promoting it who have no idea what is in it. and all the social manipulations and social e

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he can be a little renÉe ten i like that you just got down to itto pretty you're just describg what thatwas like. so if you could just i guess near influences what weren't their influences because you were so candid about what it was like growing up and having life in america. you get really personal. did you look to inspirations. duckworth: you know the things i really enjoyed, and his book was my inspiration because at the time i thought that i was going to where the title was amazing. and really personal about being biracial in south africa. and at the time, you know they were back together and in fact, my parents met each other they fell in love. my dad and his home state of virginia could not of married my mother because in virginia, the past so they know, and then i learned so much about the experiences to the individual folks in the black side of the equation and it the white side. and i wanted to do the same thing for the experience of growing up biracial in asia. and i wanted to teach the reader a little bit about what it was like to grow up in southeast asia post- vietnam but a

foundations, while cars and other belongings have been found blocks away from the original locations rene flipped over cases in her jewelry store like they were toys she like many other business owners face a monumental cleanup. we have we have a lot of people being helped but the devastation is so tremendous. we just don't have. enough enough help too many homes were devastated president biden approved a disaster declaration for tennessee freeing up federal aid for recovery efforts and waverly tennessee charles watson fox news. hawaii's governor is telling tourists to stay away because of the spread of the delta variant he stopped short of issuing a travel ban but did warn that this is not the time to visit the islands. are called to reduce traveled to the island to only essential businesses will have an impact on the numbers who have come here but i also would like to point out that our hospitals are at capacity everyone to restrict their travel to essential business only adding the tourists won't enjoy a typical vacation anyway because of restaurant capacity limits and. a shortage of r

. >> reporter: owner rene says half a million dollars worth of jewelry and clothing was gone in secondsd on it at 9:00. we checked on it at 10:00 and at 11:00, it just exploded out of the banks. it just kept coming. this is how high the water got. so i'm 5'5" so i don't know what that is. >> reporter: this water ford crystal case shows the damage. the bottom three shelves full of dirt, the top two crystal clear. >> we got an influx of claims. >> reporter: next door insurance agent lynn says they have 50 claims for those with flood insurance but since his office is not a floodplain, that's not something lynn thought twice about. >> i don't have flood insurance. didn't think i needed it just like a lot of residents here in ten. it was probably ten foot in there over the doors. >> reporter: on the other side of the plaza, he and his employees had to climb on top of this office wall where they stayed for four hours. >> crazy. being in there was the safest bet. >> lots of diamonds and lots of jewelry in the mud. >> reporter: while these businesses are these owners livelihood, they know it co