robin: number four, actually.k about the end client, i finished the cfa and i was so excited. i mean, i put so much time into passing it, and when i got that pass, i do not think i have ever been that excited. but once i got it i was like, ok, now on to level two. like, what's next? at that point i was making the decision to start my own firm, and i was thinking about, what do i need in terms of skills to make sure my firm is successful. that is when i was like, i don't think my next necessary, deal breaking skill set is wealth management in terms of, is this particular company better than this company. so i said, i need marketing, i need sales. i have an mba, so let me dive back into that. it was really when i decided i wanted my end client to be my consumer, and i needed to touch them versus touching an institution in terms of investment management. caroline: it is all about your end consumer. robin young, great to have some time with you. ceo of behaving wealthy. while the risk we ward for an mba, remind me rom

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>> i did, robin.has brought that to the fore and maybe the coolest thing about this trip was, indeed, meeting the real-life ted lasso. >> hey, how y'all doing? i'm ted lasso. your new coach. >> reporter: it was the surprising breakout comedy hit of 2020. ted lasso, a division 2 college football coach from the midwest ends up coaching a cynical bunch of british soccer players. >> i got a feeling i'm not in kansas anymore. >> reporter: andonvertm to his eknothos of kindness, positivity and not taking yourself too seriously in thanks, roy. >> reporter: jason sudeikis who plays ted lasso created and co-wrote it and said he based ted lasso in part on this man, donnie campbell. his basketball coach. right away i see the ted lasso similarity, the catchphrases, the kansas kindness, metaphors, dare i say ted-aphors. >> one thing as a coach, you use the sandwich principle. you say something positive, do constructive criticism and end with something positive. >> we want to play a few clips from the show and see

robin. >> whit, thank you. michael. >>> robin, now to the olympic gymnasts including simone biles set to testify at a blockbuster senate hearing on the fbi's alleged mishandling of the larry nassar case. prachel scott is in the room where that hearing will take place. good morning, rachel. >> reporter: michael, good morning, and in just a few moments lawmakers will hear from the survivors themselves. four decorated gymnasts including simone biles, aly raisman will be seated right here, ready to testify before senators. it has been more than three years since their former doctor larry nassar was convicted of abusing female athletes. but there are still unanswered questions about how the fbi handled that investigation. simone biles has been clear that people in power failed to protect athletes like her and weeks ago an independent watchdog with the justice department found evidence to back that up. the inspector general released a report back in july that said not only did the fbi fail to urgently address those a

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if you compare that to robin hood, they have 18000000. so in terms of the whole trends, you just talked about retail investors getting more and more involved in the market . a power certainly opens up another door. now it's going to take a while for that to happen. as you've mentioned already into the crypto space, there's talk that perhaps they'll find some kind of a partner as a broker dealer. but overall, right now, if you just look at the stock itself, it's interesting because you mentioned it's sold off a little bit. but it actually is holding very team moving average here are the 50 day moving average. you have an opportunity if you believe that this could be a real profit for them as it was, let's say for robin hood, when you have a situation where you have about a $10.00 risk and it should send the stock off. now we will tell you though, it does, it will take time. it's not going to happen overnight. wow. so pay pal is seeing all of the success that has been had with retail trading and they're trying to get a piece of the pie ther

so robin to you. this was kind of like a, okay, we're taking that now, but we're going to put it back in. so how confident are you that we've added back in and is it this kind of, this kind of manipulation. the reason why people don't like politics. i hate this sort of manipulation. we need transparency. you know, it's often said that sunlight is the best just to factor and that is true. we need sunlight on this and look i, i, it hurts my soul to hear the comments said that. busy the left is anti semitic. i don't see that to be true in my daily life. i've been involved in clinic politics. so it's 18 years old. i'm 46 now, so that's a long time. but look, when we're, when we're discussing this and we're discussing, raising the national debt ceiling, i just want to say, like i just said, i've got 2 small children where $28.00 trillion dollars in debt. that's $80000.00 per person, scotty. so, you know, i would like to see more democrats talking about that. well, and of course, i mean it's very important

has been a long awaited launch for robin hood.eople can hold their own bitcoin and crypto currencies in what is known as a wallet. it has been a bone of contention i sat down with robin hood's chief officer and she said they need the right safeguards in place before they can debut this and they are not rolling this out right away they are rolling it out for a select group and then getting feedback it is increasingly important for the company's top line in the recent quarter, crypto accounted for more than half of transaction-based revenue. that was up from 17% and just 3% last year. >> for some of the early movers like coin base and gemini. up more than 10% on that news. >> kate, forget my ignorance on this, but how did robin hood users before, had they were trading crypto, did they have to move it off the platform to separate custody >> they didn't hold the keys there was this slogan online, if it is not your key, it is not your crypto. they didn't hold it themselves they had exposure to the prices and didn't hold the keys to you

robin? >> all right, eva.e missing 22-year-old. let's go back to trevor ault with the ongoing search for the boyfriend. good morning again, trevor. >> reporter: good morning again, robin. on top of that devastating news in "wrinkle in time" "wrinkle in time" we're fol logging breaking news in florida as the fbi is in the process of raiding the home of gabby's boyfriend brian laundrie, along with his parents. the fbi brought out brian's parents while getting ready to search the house. brian laundrie is still missing. this morning, a dark discovery in wyoming. a body believed to be 22-year-old gabby petito found near grand teton national park. >> full forensic identification has not been completed to confirm 100% that we found gabby, but her family has been notified of this discovery. >> reporter: overnight her father reacting to the news with this tweet, she touched the world. and grim news coming as authorities are in the midst of a separate massive manhunt for petito's boyfriend, brian laundrie. this weekend

we know that lara and robin are out at the disneyland resort.ping them this morning. there's mickey and minnie is there as well there, of course, for the big reveal coming up. >> we are very much looking forward to that. we do have a lot of news to get to, starting with the latest on the pandemic, delta surging. hospitals around the country being pushed to the limit. the u.s. now surpassing 40 million covid cases during the pandemic and more than 252,000 pediatric cases reported just last week. that is the highest weekly total yet and children hospital admissions on the rise again at their highest point on average about 365 children being admitted to the hospital each day. >> more states are now calling on military personnel for help including idaho where health authorities have officially declared a crisis. kaylee hartung is in boise with the latest. good morning, kaylee. >> reporter: good morning, michael. as cases skyrocket in idaho some hospitals are running out of beds. even more are running out of staff. they have had to turn to what offic

robin? >> we'll talk about that, rachel. thank you.what would be the impact of the government shutdown? our chief business correspondent rebecca jarvis has that for us. good morning, rebecca. >> nice to see you, robin. good morning. this has far-reaching consequence, the most immediate are furloughs of government employees and the ripple effects those have. for example, the social security administration have authority to keep mailing checks but benefit verification, social security claims, card issuance would stop and same for the v.a., benefits handed out but new applications get delayed. and in previous shutdowns what we've seen is major processing in processing mortgages and loan requests because of furloughs at the irs. health care would be impacted. the department of health and human services could furlough roughly 43% of its staff. that can lead to delays in processing new patients, direct covid-19 response efforts would generally proceed under the department shutdown plan. national parks, monuments, other sites and previous shu

but gary and robin never married.k up while robin we still married. 9-1-1 was even called after his death to report that robin showed uninvited to his home and threw a vase at him. robin told investigators she through the base at the ground after gary pushed her. and so investigators came knocking on robins door. >> they were pretty unhappy at the break up between she and gary triano. >> we looked into robin and i think her current husband put it best. when robin is mad, you will know it, and whatever will happen will happen right now. so basically it's going to be a street fight. >> and you are convinced that while she was angry at gary triano, she wanted him alive. >> yes. i don't think she would have done that to their child. >> reporter: so investigators looked away from robin. and moved on to some of the other women and gary's life. he had maintained a good relationship with his first wife, mary, after the divorce. and investigators eliminated her. that left his second ex-wife, pam phillips. like gary, pam philli

and tonight, our robin roberts with former president obama. will the democrats unite in this moment and what about the price tag? what the former president told robin. >>> also tonight, the urgent manhunt for a former marine wanted for allegedly shooting and killing a sheriff's deputy in florida. authorities tonight with a warning. >>> new reporting on the deadly amtrak derailment. three people killed, dozens injured. tonight, the new clues now with the ntsb on the ground there. >>> news tonight on the man who shot former president ronald reagan, john hinckley jr., now granted his unconditional release. and the reagan library is already responding tonight. >>> the moving moment. the rolling stones paying tribute. >>> and there is news coming in right now involving north korea. reports involving what could be their latest provocation. >>> good evening and it's great to have you with us here as we start another week together. news on the coronavirus tonight, the booster shots. the timeline moving forward. the president getting his shot. and if y

this in robin's brook. germany 90 kilometers north of kurland. the com i o. yes, this name is cinemas with one of the most notorious, not suppose introduction specially built to house women and children. i find 1945 over 130000 female prison passed through revenues. ah, punish women were the largest group incarcerated. many of them i more than 90000, died in robins from 70 percent of those sent to this day the deserted houses of the ss gods, remain homes of offices under the command of one of the most feared and powerful men in germany. heinrich himmler, the man with whom town folk are bernard arch, would have to negotiate to secure the release of scandinavian prisoners on the one hand, then a dutch wanted to save as many prisoners as possible. on the other hand, negotiating with the leading nazi i came to some extent implied recognizing as the kind of partner. so it's a dilemma. it's a catch trying to tooth trace. but for bernard arch, there was no choice. on the 19th of february, 19453 days after his arrival in germany, he was taken up and then a sanatorium

robin: yes.ing is definitely warranted given the policy risks. local government bond issues students -- issuance grows. that's an over arcing indicator for financial conditions. that will likely bottom in september. rebound in the fourth quarter on the back of the fiscal years and. about $550 billion of government bonds sitting there to be issued from september to december. that's a level much higher than the last four or five months. also much higher than the same time last year. that kind of fiscal year and could arrest the downside risks to growth. we think gdp growth will likely improve modestly in the fourth quarter and as mobility improves. consumer activity will likely remain below the pre-covid growth, given china will likely speak to their covid approach. tom: is any of this leading to a recalculation or rethinking of the regulatory crackdown that we've seen in china? robin: yeah. on the regulatory front, it's a long-term, profound policy shift. we call it china's regulatory reset. it re

it's sitting and robin hood's wallet. and so if the government decides that you're not paying enough taxes, or that if you're skirting something they don't like, or that if you're involved in some kind of a legal transaction, they can simply take the money out of your account because it's not your account. it's robin hoods, wallet and so i would just say it's a warning kind of a closing warning here. if you believe in crypto currency and you want to be involved in it, do not make a coin base or a robin who do your primary wallet because it's not yours. it is theirs. and they can do anything they want with the currency inside that great information, as always they consider boom bus, bent on and chris the i thank you both. thank you. and that, that for the time you can catch boom by on demand on the portable tv app available on smartphones and tablets through google play in the apple app store. 5 searching portable tv. portable tv can also be downloaded on samsung, smart tv, and roku devices, or simply check it out at porta

so, robin hanbury—tenison, former explorer?and i'm beginning to realise how little i understand about that. and i can keep campaigning for these good causes and for the environment to be better understood. robin hanbury—tenison, it's been a pleasure having you on hardtalk. thank you very much. thank you. hello there. after the very wet weather across england on tuesday, conditions look much better for the next couple of days. thanks to a ridge of high pressure, we should see plenty of dry and sunny weather. but it won't be completely sunny right across the board, there will be a few showers mainly across scotland and northern ireland. that's yesterday's low, clearing away toward scandinavia. this weak weather front will bring some showers to scotland and northern ireland through the day, but this ridge of high pressure will continue to build in. so, a much better—looking day for much of england and for wales, as well. a bit of cloud to start the day across eastern areas, maybe the odd shower, any mist should clear away, too, pl

so, robin hanbury—tenison, former explorer?d i'm beginning to realise how little i understand about that. and i can keep campaigning for these good causes and for the environment to be better understood. robin hanbury—tenison, it's been a pleasure having you on hardtalk. thank you very much. hello there. another warm day in the offing for many with spells of sunshine once the early mist and patchy, dense fog clears away. however, further north we do have a different complexion to the weather for the day ahead. some cloudy skies with some rain, heavy to start and the risk of autumnal galesjust on 04 the autumn equinox. that's all being brought by this advancing area of clouds, it's a low pressure system. we do have a weaker weather front ahead of it. so, in contrast, it will be quite a mild start in the north whilst it could be a little bit chilly down to seven or eight in the south. it is here we will see the best of the sunshine once that mist and fog clears away, particularly for the far south. a little bit more cloud for eng

robin's special, "20 years later: the women of 9/11," tonight 9:00 p.m. eastern, right here.ronavirus vaccine booster shots is expected to happen within weeks. tonight, you're what some bay area counties discussed today to make that happen. ama: we are six days away until the recall election, governor gabbard newsom -- governor gavin newsom getting help from vice president kamala harris. either lunch? has to do with covid and quarantine, coming up. >> building a better bay area, moving forward, finding solutions, this is abc 7 news. >> the combination of winning efficacy times a virus that is much better at its job than the old one, that leads to more cases and a real need for boosters. ama: a real need for boosters, according to this doctor. we could just be weeks away from getting those shots here in the bay area. good, thank you for joining us, i am ama daetz. dan: i'm dan ashley you are watching abc 7 news, live on abc 7, hulu and wherever used stream. being fully vaccinated might not be enough. several bay area health departments met to discuss how the covid-19 booster r

robin's special 20 years later, the women of 9/11, tonight 9:00 p.m. eastern, right here.ea. moving forward. finding solutions. this is abc 7 news. >> hello, californians. have got a big choice to. >>. >> september 14 i came for one purpose. that always want to come home but it was really important for me to. >> come home today. >> some big names, not to support governor newsom and his attempt to stay in office next week. good afternoon, thanks for joining us,. . kristen: i am larry beil. kristen:. kristen: and i am kristen sze. we are just five days away from polls opening up on tuesday. everyday the push from candidates gets harder. larry: we have team coverage as we look ahead to next week. we will look at the issues as well as the reporters we have on the scene. kristen: reporters tim johns and liz kreutz are with the candidates. liz was with the vice president today. liz: yes, governor newsom got advice and help from an old friend today, vice president, harris who was at the union hall in san francisco. we also learned today that former president barack obama will be

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well, and that's the thought that you know, there's a lot of different things going back on as robin, we're talking with taliban leadership. there's also a one, a terrorist here in the u. s. so the idea this is ministration is taking this tone and doing the taliban. a very positive tone, especially now the majority of people are out. you think that's actually reasonable . kenneth talent actually work with us, considering there's some pretty personal vendettas, you know, against the u. s. for maybe i don't know, 15 years been put and get mo you think they're actually legitimately wanting to work with the u. s. color me a skeptic. scotty. i was a skeptic when our former president met with the taliban and i didn't camp david's last january of 2018. i understand doing whatever it takes to try and work on relations here and keep our people face. but i don't trust the tell them at all for their word that it's been proven time and time again that we cannot trust them. so all i can say is that i'm glad that i'm, we're learning now that our soldiers are, has demolished a lot of the appointment

robin, good morning again.wo, one. >> ignition and liftoff. >> reporter: overnight spacex making history launching four private citizens into orbit without a professional astronaut on board. >> it is headed into orbit with the crew. >> reporter: only those four are waking up this morning to this view from the dragon's cupola, more of earth than any civilian has seen before. crowds of people gathered in the distance to watch this historic launch. you can see this incredible moment when the crew dragon capsule detaches from the falcon 9 rocket, the massive booster descends back down to earth. and as the capsule detaches from the rocket's second stage cheers down on earth for the mission known as inspiration4. [ applause ] this morning, they are soaring 363 miles away from earth orbiting the planet at 17,500 miles per hour for three days going farther than any civilian has before, 100 miles past the international space station. 38-year-old billionaire jared isaacman bought all four seats on board and then gave thr

forward to that, robin.o cute. ♪ diamonds stay with you ♪ >> building a better bay area, moving forward, finding solutions. this is abc 7 news. good morning everyone. this is sue hall with a look at traffic. >> good morning, everyone. we have a slow and go approach to the bridge beyond the richmond parkway. it is about an 11 minute drive across this span. merging on highway 37 westbound, rego from two lanes to one lane, it is very slow and halfway across, thanks start pickup a little bit. mike: green today, green tomorrow. a little bit of yellow on thursday. our air quality will be fantastic. temperatures today, you can see 60's on the coast. 70's just about everywhere else. a few 80's in the inland. 11:00 this morning to eight this evening, and alert for solano county. >> kelly and ryan will be back at 11:00. >> announcer: it's "live with kelly and ryan!" today, from the new film, "the guilty," jake gyllenhaal. and dr. jennifer ashton is sharing her decade by decade women's health checklist as we continue "

zbler good morning, robin. secretary of state antony blinken is facing a second round of questions today before senators after a blistering inquiry remotely before the house foreign affairs committee on the administration's decision to pull all u.s. troops out of afghanistan. >> we made the right decision in ending america's longest war. we made the right decision in not sending a third generation of americans to fight and die in afghanistan. >> reporter: secretary blinken defending the decision to leave afghanistan and shifting the blame for the chaotic and deadly execution of that withdrawal and the emergency evacuations to the trump administration. >> we inherited a deadline. we did not inherent a plan. >> reporter: blinken insisting that if joe biden had not honored donald trump's agreement to pull american troops out of afghanistan, they would have faced renewed attacks. >> had the president not followed through on the commitments that his predecessor made those attacks would have resumed. >> reporter: but

good morning. >> reporter: that's right, robin.he city" sequel s series. working right up to the very end as he battled cancer. this morning, his family, friends and castmates devastated remembering him as a gift and a source of light. ♪ to be real ♪ >> oh, my god, she's fashion roadkill. >> reporter: he was most known for his role as the iconic stanford blatch in "sex and the city." >> god, i hate him. come on. we're going over there. >> why? >> because you're in a tank top. >> reporter: playing the stylish confidant of carrie bradshaw always finding a way to make us laugh. >> "sleeping beauty," the music, the sex, the costumes, so romantic. >> you only like it because gets to sleep for 100 years and she doesn't age. >> reporter: showing the world what it means to be a dear friend. >> this is my best prom ever. >> ah. >> thank you for coming. >> and just like that -- >> reporter: in the weeks leading up to his death willie garson worked on the "sex and the city" sequel series and just like that, up until the very end, recently sha

even well-intentioned people, and i believe the folks at robin hood mean well. but if they had to do this over again i would hope they would embed financial literacy into their business plan. i think that financial literacy nowadays needs to be embedded into every responsible business plan. i mean coaching and counseling. when somebody does not have a dog in the fight, when somebody is not benefiting, that is why the influencers you mentioned earlier. romaine: you talk about the idea that there are a lot of people who do not understand futures and options and some of these things that became hallmarks of the retail trade. you invoked dr. king and some of the economic messages we started to hear towards the end of his life. there are a lot of black and brown people out there who have look at these last two years, 2.5 years, and saw an opportunity to address their financial situation in a way that, frankly, a lot of young white people have had an opportunity to do. so, when we talk about getting that pace back up to something that is a little bit, i guess, more fr

and can be scary. >> reporter: christiane telling robin she has been lucky.treatment, her early detection. >> most especially, and this is so important, it was early detection on my part and on my doctor's part. i would not be swayed when i felt a pain that was unusual. and i pursued it to the very end of getting my very first ultrasound, which is the benchmark for then having a baseline to know whether you've caught it early in time and therefore cure it, and i use that word advisedly, or not. >> reporter: christiane saying ovarian cancer is very difficult to detect. >> this ovarian cancer is known as the silent killer. in general, some shocking 80% of cases are caught late, ie stage three and four. in which case, there is no real, at least now, hope for a cure. ovarian cancer mimics some other issues, whether it's a uti in a woman, whether it's irritable bowel syndrome. whether it's just bloating. >> reporter: she urged everyone to listen to their body. >> for our generation, you've been, literally, on the front lines. what have you learned about yourself d

it was why i just got a live robin. the robin was a friend in the robin. the said one of the comedy routines that living in america in canada is like, live in an apartment above a mess lap. but you know, you know, it is, it is funny for us in, in canada, i think, or at any social democracy. we don't get me wrong. i love the united states. don't forget. i chose to become american citizen as well. i married an american, i kids are americans. my father in law was almost us president. my brother in law was a us senator my, my son in laws serving on active duty in, in the navy right now in the united states. my, my nephew was machine gunner grunt in the marines and afghanistan. so it's not like i feel disconnected or in any way cynical about it and i'd state my life was made possible by the united states in the years that i spent at harvard. you know, this was an incredible gift to me as a foreigner. so don't get me wrong. no one is, is less interested in the demise of america than i am. and believe me when china, if it is indeed ascendant with its ethnic polic

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you know, when i was happy to remember, there was a couple of people who were very upset over this robin. you think president obama realized how important these taliban soldiers were that he was exchanging? and if he didn't, why was he not told? he knew the president obama knew full well how important these people oral were. and it's to the taliban and the taliban. i've got to disclose here something. i in my capacity as the u. s. army ranger, i had a hand in this situation with both our goal, so i'm intimately familiar with this. there's a lot, but i can't disclose about this, but i am i, i'm very, very familiar with this. i have great issue with it. both are all just starting his unit, of course, but of course the united states government was going to spare no expense trying to get one of our soldiers home, even though he did deserve his unit and was acting as a lone wolf with the taliban. we couldn't leave our guy over there. it's in the freed up. every soldier, every ranger. we're not going to leave anybody behind the beds fighting for us, even if they deserted us. but what it took t