house chairman richie neil has already drafted a proposal which would raise $2.3 trillion in new tax. speaker pelosi was asked today whether she would deliver on the deal that she made with house moderates to bring the bipartisan infrastructure bill that has already been passed by the senate to a vote in the house on monday. >> we take it one day at a time, but i'm confident we will pass both bills. >> leading off our discussion tonight is democratic congressman john yarmouth of kentucky. he is the chairman of the house bug committee. mr. chairman, thank you very much for joining us tonight. first of all, i want to get your view of what we should be doing on the debt ceiling. >> well, as you said, it makes no sense that we have a statutory debt ceiling. we're the only country in the world that has one like this. i think denmark has one that actually automatically escalates as they appropriate more money to increase the debt. so the debt ceiling never impedes their ability to spend more money. but i think the national debt in 2017 when the debt limit statute was actually approved was

the host dominated throughout, and this try from richie myler was one of six., while hull kr face warrington a day later. in the other fixtures — salford red devils beat st helens, wakefield trinity thrashed hull fc, and wigan warriors edged in the other fixtures — salford red devils beat st helens, leaders catalans dragons. now to cricket, as it has been a dramatic day with huge ramifications for the sport in pakistan. not long before the first odi was due to start in rawalpindi, new zealand's men abandoned the tour, citing security advice from their government. the ecb have since said they will now decide in the next 24—48 hours, whether the men's and women's matches there will go ahead next month. the pakistan cricket board released a statement, saying, "the security officials with the new zealand team have been "satisfied with security arrangements made by the government "of pakistan throughout their stay here. "we are willing to continue the scheduled matches. "however, cricket lovers in pakistan and around the world will be "disappointed by this last—minu

richie tweets, aren't students already required to have polio, dtap, mmr, hep b, chicken pox, et ceteraat is one more? many say this. this vaccine is too new. do it all says, how can anyone support a mandate for something we have no long-term studies on? this is madness. now, to be fair here, the mayo clinic says while covid warranted an emergency response, safety protocols and adequate testing did take place. according to mayo clinic. yes, it was done with less data than normally required, but the data showed and continues to show that vaccines are safe and effective. again, oakland school district, district, this issue is on the table in the next couple of weeks. >>> let's move on. what's happening in lake tahoe now? this is a view from the south shore today, and, yes, people are starting to come home. it looks much better than it did just a couple of weeks ago. our same camera a few weeks ago, the same shot when the fire forced everyone in the south lake tahoe basin to evacuate. now, south lake tahoe is trying to get back to normal after the caldor fire. evacuations are lifted and to

. >> it's courtesy of nicole richie.osted a message saying so far 40 is lit. >>> a toy car that breaks the bank. >> a miniature car company is selling a replica of james bond's aston martin and comes equipped with all the cool gadgets from the movie. >> they include a smokescene and hidden guns. the price tag, $120,000, and, yes, again, it is a toy car. >>> next when you hear "don't stop believing" by journey you may automatically think of "the sopranos." >> david chase says he ended the show with that song because the production crew hated it. they considered several options and that was their least favorite so he went with it. >>> finally, one of the worst examples of a first pitch that we've seen in modern history. >> mmma fighter conor mcgregor threw out the first pitch at wrigley field. fans say his suit may have been too tight restricti don'knbo tbe h suldck tis daou know, throwing punches, not pitches. >> it was a ♪ i've always been running. to meetings. errands. now i'm running for me. i've always dreamed of seei

but the chancellor richie said that he remained interestingly pretty to tell who is the home secretary. she was still 2 claims on her job despite quicker than yes again, of her holding meetings with businessman and breaking the ministerial code. all of those obligations, not enough to bring pressure on board, so get rid of her just yet on their lives. and many other well as clearly sensible that govern williams has been rooted education secretary, he was completely useless and it's also run the w. rob is gone from the foreign office, given the failure, i think, to do with the dentist on any sensible and effective way. however, the trouble is the we've, we've had a capital of the inadequate. it's at the moment because the conservative party has refused to have people in the capital or staff who don't believe impressions and eliminates a whole range of people who are quite challenging. will have to do the johnson's work possible. prime minister there was punish. we've had in living memory, and therefore we've had people who been audiological reasons, rather than because they're any good

and we'll rarefied out the option that alex euro. alas, a to richie to not have you had any response to any of your appeal to government or or how's your opinion changed since that on how they're handling the odds? no, no, it hasn't really change. i think it's been one of the, the most affected industries by the panoramic and it's being, i think, one of the least kind of aided and helped. and we haven't seen any like big utah or anything. but again, it's not really a shock. i think in a society the to some extent discourage is imagination of course, but i know exactly going to support the hans. so it's not something it surprised me and you know, i didn't expect the response but i think was being great as being the sort of communal response from the industries i'm from the, the, the office and everyone involved. that's been really encouraging. and you know, that's something that, you know, i don't think our government can can take away from us, like, well, good to leave it on an optimistic rental. thank you so much. thanks for having me. raw rentals speaking to going underground deput

but you're the chancellor richie so that he remains. and interestingly pretty to tell who is the home secretary, she's still to clings on to her job despite criticism yes. again of her holding meetings with businessman and breaking the ministerial code. all of those allegations. not enough to bring pressure on board austin to get rid of her just yet, or that wraps it up for the program unfamiliar here at off the international nearly half past 11 on thursday. and my colleague you did anneal is here with a desk and a half an hour's time with more of your worldwide headlines. and i'll continue to special coverage of the duma elections here in russia for the meantime. thanks for joining us. the ah, the pacific lag around the world expedition by 1000 miles round the clock of the dead. calm the national every country close by with the crew. gavin's food and water harbor to go to church doors for sure. let me know. i got everybody locked down or almost no food and no water about that only. you know, i'm not sure somebody, especially in the cov

but you're the chancellor richie. so that remains and interestingly privy to tell who is the home secretary, she's still to clings on to her job despite chris's. and yet again, of her holding meetings with businessman and breaking the ministerial code, all of those allegations, not enough to bring pressure on board austin to get rid of her just yet a sally. and that is how thursdays new stories are shipping up. but stay close as max and stacy are here in moments with the latest kaiser report season. the ah, the high a mass guys are this is be kaiser re port. well, you know, we also coming off different places. i think. right, well you and i have been covering here on the kaiser report for the last decade at least, but especially with the last 6 months of as we lead up to the 50th year of fi out when the us went off the gold standard and august 15th 1971, we've been looking at all the problems of the trip and dilemma with, you know, all the consequences of the exorbitant privilege. and one of the things you see is, as

but you're the chancellor richie so that he remains out. interestingly pretty to tell who is the home secretary she still to claims on to her job despite chris's and yet again of her holding meetings with businessman and breaking the ministerial code. all of those allegations. not enough to bring pressure on board austin to get rid of her just yet. yeah. must be when the dinner by jove, they get fun. it goes in politics. they just get re shuffled many thanks. 6 hollywood the latest from london. another news price is natural gas in europe. is it an old time reco currently at $964.00 per 1000 cubic meters. i represents a 20 percent increase just from yesterday. i'm not prices rising by the hour. it's only got the triple threat just as when to demand is about to kick in. as the surging hotel prices coincide with lower levels of stored gas and the specter of rising fuel poverty, lots to be worried about. charlotte deven ski has a details where the costs, if you reports and horses, was expected. so people may have used more energy during the summer months. also lockdown across europe could

but the chancellor richie so that he remains out. interestingly pretty to tell who is the home secretary, she still 2 claims on her job despite christian. and yet again, of her holding meetings with businessman and breaking the ministerial code, all of those obligations, not enough to bring pressure on board. so get rid of her just yet now we've reached that time of year when a lot of people start to worry about how much will they need to budget for the winter heating expenses. and this cause for concern because prices for natural gas in europe. if it an old time rec court, currently at $964.00 per 1000 cubic meters non represents a 20 percent increase just from yesterday. and the price is still going up. and this is lining up a triple thresh, just as winter demands are about to kick in there a surging wholesale prices coinciding with lower levels of stored gas and the suspect of rising fuel poverty, charlotte dubious k, has no way to talk to you. report process is expected, so people may have used more energy during the summer months also locked down the course. europe could have impact

this seems but the chancellor richie so that he remains either interestingly to tell who is the home secretary to things on her job despite cripple and yet again to her holding meetings with businessman and breaking the ministerial code valuations, not enough to do pressure on bar. so you can just get on the line and many others. well, there's clearly sensible that kevin williams has been rerouted education secretary, he was completely useless and it's also wrong. the dublin rob is gone from the foreign office, given the failure, i think, to deal with the dentist on any sensible and effective way. however, the trouble is we've, we've had a capital of the inadequate se at the moment because the guys could so the party has refused to have people in the capital or staff who don't believe impressions and eliminates a whole range of people who are quite challenges. johnson as a prime minister, the worst punish we've had in living memory. and therefore we've had people who been up a hard logical reasons rather than because they're really good at the job. so we'll see what happens. but i do

, robert bucklin and robert generate, they're all out of the positions, but you're the chancellor richie said that he remains. and interestingly pretty to tell who is the home secretary, she's still to clings on to her job despite chris's. and yet again, of her holding meetings with businessman and breaking the ministerial code, all of those allegations, not enough to bring pressure on board austin to get rid of her just yet. earlier we heard from the former home office, mr. norman baker. he thinks there's a high level of incompetence across the british cabinet and no re shuffle is going to solve that was clearly sensible that govern williams has been rooted education secretary, he was completely useless and it's also run the dublin rob is gone from the foreign office given the failure, i think, to deal with the dentist on any sensible and effective way. however, the trouble is we've, we've had a capital of the inadequate se at the moment because the conservative party has refused to have people in the capital or on staff who don't believe impressions and eliminates a whole range of peop

but the chancellor richie said that he remained interestingly busy to tell who is the home secretary. she was still too claims on her job to spite chris and yet again of her holding meetings with businessman and breaking the ministerial code. all of those obligations, not enough to bring pressure on board. so we get rid of her just yet on the on the news now that will be of interest possibly concern for many people in europe because prices for natural gas, they're of it in all time. reco, currently at $964.00 per 1000 cubic meters might not mean much to you, but i want to tell you is a 20 percent increase just from yesterday. then you'll understand the concern, not prices rising by the hour. it's lining up, in fact, a triple threat, just as when to demand is about to kick in. as the surging wholesale prices coincide with lower level, the stored gas, and the specter of rising fuel poverty. so the dubious sky has the story. whether it costs, if you report that cost is expected. so people may have used more energy during the summer months also locked down the costs. you could have impact

but you're the chancellor richie. so that remains and interestingly pretty to tell who is the home secretary, she's still too claims on to her job despite quicker than yes. again of her holding meetings with businessman and breaking the ministerial code. all of those allegations, not enough to bring pressure on board austin to get rid of her just yet i just some of the top stories for this, our life for moscow and into national. thank you for sharing some of your time with us here in moscow. it's 9 27 in the morning. we are back soon with the ah, the civic lag around the world expedition by 1000 miles round the clock is given. the dead calm, the national personal financial. every country close by the crew. gavin's food and water harbor ship to go to check those for sure. let me know. i got everybody locked down or almost no food and no water. but really, you know, i'm not sure somebody either stuck a speech in the coded ear, living like the theme at home. but in the 21st century, when i would chose the wrong. why don'

she is going to be key, but it's been put to is going to be richie and yes, maybe the foreign minister of france is going to be. we're going to be listening to a good number of important speeches as well as speech is like say for example, that tunisia and president are the gypsy president to see the move there. and then at least about the move towards change or not change. but clearly, i think the biggest question of all facing the world today is what relationship with china and the united states. and while president biden says, there is no cold war, everyone is feeling the cold war. he think of, isaac, where between china and the united states. and i think the 3 important questions that the 3 c issues climate, corporate and conflict. without the big c corporation between china and the united states. we're going to see our secretary good tourists, warned us that this is a world on fire and it will continue to rage. and we, and our children on the guns for them are not going to have it's well in the future . if china and the united states as well as others in europe and elsewhere, co op

and richie promised to do so. fighting satellite solomon talking to us from tokyo. funny thanks very much. indeed. lava from the volcano on the spanish island of la palmer has reached the atlantic ocean. this is the scene right now. a huge cloud of toxic vapor and gas is being released into the air. as the lava mixes, we see water. spain is declared, the island and the canaries. a disaster zone residents are being advised to stay indoors with windows shut. nicholas hawkins reports from la palmer. the much anticipated thermal shock it's currently taking place with this lava 1000 degrees celsius, hitting the ocean authorities right now are quickly monitoring the situation and trying to figure out what is this, how is this affecting the population. you have plumes of smoke going up into the air we were just on the port moments ago. and the spanish gorgeous, pursed all of the people that were there to watch the spectacle out of the port. they have told people to stay on log down to where goggles cover them out. stay close as much as possible, not exposing your arms because in the air is

coming up, richie, of the dutch pros. this is bloomberg. >> let's check in on the first word.tish prime minister boris johnson's reshuffling is cabinet. the foreign secretary has been demoted following the chaotic withdrawal from afghanistan. he will be replaced by the international trade secretary. three other secretaries are changed as johnson loses support. the energy crunch in the u.k. is getting worse. eight station has been shut down by a fire, bringing a large amount of power from france. it will at least be until october 13. supplies are already in short supply. and prices are at record highs. it is britain's largest part of -- power supplier. the central bank will not return to his desk for the meantime. the bank levy flexible work schedule. >> in the offices, we are heading towards a hybrid movement, where part of the week will be spent in the office, so that people can see each other and have regular meetings and have face-to-face contact. >> workers will stay remote through january. this is part of that david rubenstein conversation. 24 hours a day seven days a wee

richy, i interrupted you. >> that's okay. i was going to say we talked about the pre jeked level and still expect them to project. when we start to build brand new housing, we know that the demands are going to be less because of the codes. a lot of that is built in. can it be more. right now san francisco is using 42-gallons per person p per day. will he anne up going lower, i'm sure we will. will it get to 38 or 35, those are good questions. >> i understand that commissioner is saying we should plan for what if that happens. the other side of looking at that is if we forced it to happen and got to 35-gallons, would that absolve us from having to do all this other stuff. what should we do to avoid -- is it preventing crazy. it would be nice to know if that 35 or 22 -- >> i love trying out the crazy ideas. we'll be back with that and see how horrendous or crazy or not. >> that would be great. >> i'll move onto our next thing with a rhetorical comment. people are really excited in the united states and particularly in san fran

the host dominated throughout, and this try from richie myler was one of six. the cricket, it has been a dramatic day with huge ramifications for the sport in pakistan. not long before the first odi was due to start in rawalpindi, new zealand's men abandoned the tour, citing security advice from their government. the ecb have since said they will now decide in the next 24 to 48 hours whether the men's and women's matches there will go ahead next month. the pakistan cricket board released a statement saying, "security officials with the new zealand team have been "satisfied with security arrangements made by "the government of pakistan. "we are willing to continue the scheduled matches. "however, cricket lovers in pakistan and around the world will be disappointed by this last minute withdrawal." "disappointed by this last minute withdrawal." and that is all the sport for now. bye— bye. hello there. many of us yesterday had a decent day of weather. temperatures reached 22.3 degrees celsius in the warmest spots, but it wasn't like that everywhere. in argyll and b

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. >>> nicole richie making headlines after this 40th birthday fire fiasco.erself on fire. >> hopefully they were extensions. >> stop, drop and roll, nicole. come on. you don't remember third grade? >> she must have been okay. nobody was hurt. so she has a fresh haircut this morning. >> i have done that. >> you have? >> yeah, not on a birthday candle, i just leaned over a candle and it got the right side of my hair. the smell of air -- but i recovered. >> your hair looks so nice and healthy now. >> it was a while ago, i had time to recover. >> it's a burn treatment. >> luckily we don't need to start a fire, light a flame? >> no, not as warm as yesterday but a little cooler. we have seen a lot of changes here. take a look at the sunrise that is starting to get under way. we're still about 35 minutes away from sunrise now and we are going to have very colorful start to our day, thanks to the haze and wildfire smoke we have seen coming in. air quality improving near the coast in parts of the peninsula and north bay. we will still see the hazy sky for the north a

in my fantasy world i was kindik of like richie rich and so i would be in all sorts of situations. i was in control of my narrative. that is sort of how i got through a lot of the situations. once i got into my late teens and got married and that this is weird, i should not be doing this. so i forced myself to stop. the older me can see all of the reasons why some reason something cannot work. do not see myself as handicap because i was a black i was a woman i come from poverty. they all felt had be rich to go to college but i did not know that people who were smart and black and all these opportunity and scholarships. i didn't know about these things until i learned about it later. came into my life and encourage me did not lookth like me. they were white they encourage me. i found at the black schools there's less interest in me because i was notot the teacher's daughter, i was on the doctor's daughter, i came from poverty. offer a helping hand as you can see i'm dark skinned. the lighter your skin is in america, the better you do. that prejudice extends in the black community to

. >> richie, i lost my father and he was also working at canter fitzgerald. >> hi, my name is jessicaearly on after september 11th, it was family and neighbors and communities around us. it was really nice to have whether it was going to a baseball game or help -- someone helping me write a college essay or later on career guidance. >> i'm wondering what you think your fathers, you all lost your fathers, how they would want you, us, to commemorate this day. >> because i was younger at the time, i obviously didn't know them that well. i think they would want me to enjoy my life and just to surround myself with good people. and you know, just keep on track. that's what they would want. >> my father was always known for having a really big smile always. i think something he'd want me to continue doing. i guess be positive. which i try to do. obviously that's tough sometimes. but i try to stay in the moment more, enjoy what's in front of me, family, friends. >> that day didn't affect me only emotionally, it affected me physically, too, with the loss of my vision five months later. i wish

>> dana: nicole richie's 40th birthday was lit. literally this happened at her birthday party.. this is so scary and thankfully everything is fine has a new hair cut. just be careful out there, everybody. >> jesse: greg? follow that. >> greg: a lot of fun in the early thousands. let's do this. >> greg: greg how many nuts part 5. what you do is play the video, freezes to around the table you guys guess how many nuts. let's play the video and freeze it there he is. what's going on? here we go. how many nuts do you think he can fit into his mouth and keep it clean? >> judge jeanine: i'm counting 1. >> greg: no predict it. >> judge jeanine: how many can he put in his mouth? >> greg: yeah. >> judge jeanine: how do i know? >> jesse: supposed to guess? >> judge jeanine: 8. >> greg: geraldo? >> geraldo: six. >> jesse: nine,. >> dana: 12. >> greg: let's roll the tape. ', 4. that's it. >> jesse: 5? >> dana: deign keep going, can you do it. >> dana: 7, 8, 9. >> greg: stopped at 8. >> judge jeanine: i won. i won! i don't know anything about it. get get you didn't know anything about it. >>

larry: -- >> richmond celebrated richie maclachlan's birthday.james david walker junior, jimmy mccracken, was a pianist and composer in the west coast r&b and jump blues genres. ♪ >> he felt everything he played and wrote about in his music. he would always say it is a feeling you get. i could see that feeling in him whenever he played. >> ♪ >> i am always trying to find a way to honor my dad. after he passed, i said when he turns 100 i am going to give him a big celebration. you can't have a celebration without any type of music. ♪ not just his birthday but the impact he has had on richmond and on music around the world. ♪ >> about jimmy simply because he came in at a time that most people are too young to remember. he went to the navy and started boxing when he got out. his boxing career was short-lived and he turned to music. >> people came here from the south to work in factories and shipyards. the music came up from the south. if you look at his discography, you will see that people loved his music. >> him and bb king go way back. ♪ >> that

since then many of us here in congress, led by chairman richie neal, have continued to support the progress that's been made under this agreement. now in the face of renewed violence, i've called this hearing, invited founding members of the northern ireland women's coalition, a group who played integral roles in the good friday agreement negotiations and have continued to be at the forefront advocating for representation and dealing with the past. the northern ireland women's coalition was established in 1996 to ensure representation of women at the good friday agreement negotiations. these women were bound by a common vision, as well as values of inclusion, equality, and human rights. after just a few weeks of incredibly intense political organizing, the coalition was successful in sending two delegates including hearing witness monica mcwilliams to the negotiations, incorporating both catholic and protestant voices, their efforts ensured representation and community engagement in many countries. and including our own. as we look forward and we look at the strife around the world today, i

rich and some in my fantasy world i was kind of like richie rich except-- i would put my character in all sorts of situations and i was thinking of my narrative and so that's sort of how i guess i got through that poverty and a lot of those situations, but once i got into my late teens and got married i thought this is weird. i should not be doing this so i forced myself to stop. i can tell you that young mabel could do anything and when i think about you know that me now, the older me, the older me can see all of the reasons why something might not work and so the older me is more cautious, but the younger me believed i could do anything and i didn't see myself as handicapped because i was black or a woman. i come from poverty. i don't coming you know all these things, i don't have any money and i can also tell you that i thought as a younger adult that you had to be rich to go to college. i did not know that people who were smart and black that they were all these opportunities and scholarships and maybe i would have learned that if i had not dropped out of school after completing t

rich and some in my fantasy world i was kind of like richie rich except-- i would put my character in all sorts of situations and i was thinking of my narrative and so that's sort of how i guess i got through that poverty and a lot of those situations, but once i got into my late teens and got married i thought this is weird. i should not be doing this so i forced myself to stop. i can tell you that young mabel could do anything and when i think about you know that me now, the older me, the older me can see all of the reasons why something might not work and so the older me is more cautious, but the younger me believed i could do anything and i didn't see myself as handicapped because i was black or a woman. i come from poverty. i don't coming you know all these things, i don't have any money and i can also tell you that i thought as a younger adult that you had to be rich to go to college. i did not know that people who were smart and black that they were all these opportunities and scholarships and maybe i would have learned that if i had not dropped out of school after completing t

the show we did was a double date with fonzie and richie. >> and a hanky. is that for showing?dividually funny. >> is anybody upstairs gonna run down and call me a nasty name? >> and then, gary got the idea to spin them off into their own series. >> laverne and shirley. >> my jesus and my beatles was laverne and shirley. >> everyone identified with laverne and shirley because we were best friends. >> and just the opening song. who didn't love that? >> laverne and shirley is about two working-class girls who struggle to make ends meet. working at a brewery. going out at night. >> and, you know, really so nice to see two women at the center of a sitcom. >> laverne and shirley, through the lens of the '50s, were able to say a lot about what women were striving to accomplish in the '70s. >> women were more apt to want to go out and work. and not get married right after high school. >> well, have fun down at unemployment. >> i'll meet guys. >> unemployed guys. >> shirley is the quintessential girl who wants to get married, have the white-picket fence around the house. >> okay. say w

supports, she wants a lower number but not being super specific and again, holding fundraisers with the richy riches that fundher. the other advice to democrats, adam, is just get rid of the debt limit. this only existed since the 1930 this isn't the way -- it's not in the constitution they have to do it this way. is it time to change the rules and democrs, once again, they have the ability to change the rules if they had the courage to do . >> time to get rid of the debt limi it serves no productive purpose or serve the purpose it was designed to serve in the first place. it is simply a ticking time bomb every time. all we're doing every time w raise it is reset the time bomb g off another year or two down the road. the markets hate it. business hates it. everybody hates it. it is not a useful tool at all. if democrats have to do this by themsees and go at it alone. i think they should do it once and for all and either raise it to some comically large number like a gagillion dollars. find a way to doit. people are not going to do that. that will require a rules change which think they could

crews can begin repairs right away and according to the sfp you see assistant general manager steve e richie the efforts are giving officials an optimistic outlook for next season's festival. i'm pretty confident that we will everything restored. will be another. the equipment was the buildings were damaged. the state wasn't damage that, you know, we just need to remove the around the base of those things. >> and physically. it will be ready to go. >> crews are set to begin the repair restoration efforts. this week and officials are now focusing efforts on stabilizing the stern grows 85th season is expected to tape place in june. up next year. now let's talk about our forecast as we take a live look outside. you can see you. it's a little hazy there in the san mateo meteorologists say erica caturay so i mean, that's pretty hazy out there now, will the reason we're seeing that is because the temperature of the ocean, which is much colder than the warm temperatures that we're seeing now creating that you can see it's more on the lower level. >> out in san jose seeing a little bit out in the di

. >> so that drew the ire of freshman progressive richie torres in an appearance on msnbc this morning. watch. >> there's no greater threat to the democratic majority in the house and the presidency of joe biden than government gridlock. and the government gridlock is coming from the likes of joe manchin and kyrsten sinema. we no longer live in a democracy. we seem to live under the tyranny of joe manchin. >> we're all democrats so let's just finish this, get the reconciliation bill done as was agreed upon in the senate, when those senators voted for the bipartisan infrastructure bill. they did so on the condition that this exact thing we're saying right now is what happens. the reconciliation bill passes and then we'll be happy to vote for the bill. >> the thing is you cannot act surprised because that was a reference to the fact the structure of the agreement actually goes back all the way to june when president biden announced the bipartisan infrastructure deal between a group of 21 senators. now at the time biden said he would only sign the bipartisan bill if congress also approved

richie drove in all the way. to open up the sharp so that the flowers could be fresh that day and not beginning to wilt at home, the san francisco police and fire departments are investigating. the shop owner tells me she's still delivering to some churches and close friends, but that's about it. henry lee ktvu, fox two news. the red flag morning was lifted just a couple of hours earlier than expected this morning after the fast moving storm pushed out of the bay area. the lightning storm, though, did put on quite a show dropped a little rain and left behind some damage and wrote a park. a bolt of lightning shattered a tree there on becky court, chris williams said he was at home watching a football game when he heard a huge boom outside branches fell on at least one house and crushed the roof of a pickup truck. it exploded above the house. it was like right there, it ducked. it was insane because there was a lot of debris everywhere, although the road and there was damage on at least like seven vehicles. the nat

we -- you know, our chairman, richie neil, you know, also constantly framed this in terms of getting 218 votes. so many of us would have wanted to do wildly -- wild things in terms of collecting more revenue. some of us, you know, didn't want to do anything that found ourselves more on side of some of the republican comments but we have synthesized this, to use your term, by focusing on the 218 votes we need to pass and i think we've accomplished that. >> congresswoman, before i let you go, we had this news over recent days, the you states admitting a mistake, quote unquote mistake in killing citizens in afghanistan. do you believe the united states has committed war crimes in that country and there needs to be more accountability than there has been? >> well, i certainly am not in a position to speak, you know, instead of the international war crimes committee. i -- commission. i do know that leaving afghanistan was not going to be smooth. i mean, i didn't expect some sort of parade to the airport and mutual hand shakes, fist bumps or kisses to get out of afghanistan. we grieve ever

host: let's go to jan who's calling from port richie, florida. jan, good morning.aller: good morning. host: jan, what do you think the legacy of 9/11 is for the united states? caller: i think it's about freedom and knowing what to do. host: so do you remember where you were when you found out about 9/11, jan? caller: oh, i was at home and i was getting ready for work. host: and can you remember what happened after you found out? caller: i was shocked. i was just shocked and i didn't know what wirfs -- what i was doing. i had the tv off but i found out at work that it happened. host: and what type of changes do you think have happened for the united states and for you, personally, jan, because of 9/11? caller: oh, the changes? just the way america handles everything. and it was just shocking. there's no words to say. host: ok. let's go to melanie who's calling from westhaven, connecticut. melanie, good morning. caller: good morning. host: go ahead, melanie. caller: yes. i like to talk about how i found out about the disaster of 9/11. i remember perfectly. i was at m

this surveillance video captures the sound of gunfire near richie and knee in east oakland early wednesday. it was the latest gang related shooting in the area. no one was hit, but residents are rattled. i'm very, uh, upset. i am emotional as with everybody else in the community, but i'm also, uh, i'm very angry. knock on wood. nobody's been directly hit yet. i mean, we had a stray bullet come in through my kids bedroom all the way through inside to the bathroom while they were in the bathtub. oakland city council member lauren taylor says the city has added shot spotter devices and boosted patrols. but it is like whack a mole. uh we deal with one place suppress things here, and it pops up somewhere else. there's a standing reward for tips leading to arrest in any oakland homicide. anyone with information is asked to call the oakland police department henry lee ktvu fox two news. excited delirium. it's a diagnosis used by medical examiners, often when people die while being restrained by police at 10 30 why some forensic experts are rejecting that term. and temperatures today did warm up.

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