rodney says police showed up and ordered him to escape with them. and he couldn't go back to get his dogs. he returned to the area that same night to find one of his dogs, but feared the other two had died. days later animal control officer emily crumb checked the property. >> we were about to leave and i looked open and happened to see this dog laying on its side on the -- right underneath the trailer hitch and i thought it was dead. >> reporter: she walked closer to the limp dog. >> i walked over to it and started blinking and wagging its tail and moving its head around and i was like oh, my gosh, it's alive. >> reporter: sammie was not burned, just coated with specs of flame retardant. an hour later officer crumm found rodney's other dog and he was reunited with his pets at the local shelter. >> ecstatic. i really love them dogs. they've been with me for a long time. part of the family. >> reporter: rodney found a new place to stay and hopes to pick all three of his dogs up from the shelter next week to be truly reunited with his furry family of

no movement of rodney davis is bill. there's questions into the leadership within the structure of the speaker's office where they denied the ability to bring the national guard here. we now have a committee that all of america wants to know the answers to. why were we prepared for that day attack we make sure that it will never happen again? but, unfortunately, speaker pelosi will only pick on people, onto the committee, that will ask the questions she wants asked here that becomes a failed committee and a failed report, a sham that no one can believe. if you want the true answers do not be afraid of the questions that will get asked. and dry the evidence to wherever it comes forward. we owe it to the officers, we owe it to the nation to have an open and fair debate with all questions being asked. i again, republicans want to participate with the republicans that are able to be on the committee that have jurisdiction, have knowledge and the ability to ask the tough questions that can get the right answers. it's unfortun

an hour later, she found rodney's other dog, and rodney was soon reunited with his pets at the local shelter. >> ecstatic. i really love them degs. they been with me for a long time. so they're part of the family, you know. >> reporter: rodney found a new place to stay and says he hopes to pick all three of his dogs up from the shelter next week to be truly reunited with his furry family of survivors. >> i can't wait to get them back, really. >>> up next, a daring rescue in marin county. teens air lifted as darkness falls. the trouble they got themselves into. >>> the u.s. experiencing severe weather. >>> pretty comfortable finish to the weekend. low 80s inland today. but by the end of the week, could see temperatures closing in on 100 degrees in our valleys. and our air quality when we come right back. >>> a much different scene on the east coast. tropical storm henri is packing heavy winds and rain. flooding remains a major concern. at the same time, the remnants from tropical storm fred caused devastating flash flooding in middle tennessee. jennifer johnson has the latest. >> repo

an hour later, the other dog was found and rodney was soon reunited with his pets at the local shelter. >> ecstatic. they've been me for a long time. i really love them dogs. part of a family, you know. >> rodney says he hope to peck all three dogs up next week to be truly reunited with his furry family of survivors. >> can't wait to get them back, really. >> reporter: bay area news. >> what a story. first responders in marin county now have a mandate to get vaccinated by september 15th or test weekly testing. that's law enforcement phillies, firefighters, emergency medical person el as well. growing concern for a civil rights leader. the rempd jesse jackson and his wife are in the hospital diagnosed with covid. this is video of him getting that first shot. he wanted it to be a message for everybody. he's been a vocal support of the vaccination efforts. the condition's not yet clear. >>> tonight vice president kam kamala harris is in southeast asia. this is her first trip there as vice president. she says she'll emphasize the need for partnerships between united states the asian countr

having known what i know today, just listen to rodney davis, why would a sergeant at arms when you have an insurrection going on, a protest out here, you have a line being broken and you are the sergeant at arms, why would your first response be i got to pen and noted speaker to see if it's okay if i can do my job to protect the many women on the line? why would that be your first

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secretary of transportation rodney slater. in 197113 black members of congress, 12 men and one phenomenal woman founded what would become one of those consequential legislative bodies in our nations history. known as the congressional black caucus the conscience of the conflicts with the congressional black caucus is now the largest legislative caucus in congress. we are critical to the passage of any legislation and the house. we use that power to ensure the interests of black people in our community are strongly represented. the congressional black caucus continues to be on the front line just as 50 years ago when then president nixon refused to meet with them, they went public and boycotted the 1971 state of the union address. and still today we are fighting for equality of results for racial justice, voting rights, a comprehensive justice and policing child tax credit, equality, housing, education, jobs and financial for our community. the congressional black congress wrote and championed the passage of the george floyd ju

rodney fong president and ceo of the chamber of commerce. it's great to see both of you and i want to thank tracy sill sylvester owner of this pilates studio. we know now covid is going to be with us for the foreseeable future. this is about the delta surge right now. it could be about the next variant fuelled search next. so getting vaccinated is so important. we're mott only worried about the suffering of this fourth surge, but we're also needing to do everything we can to keep the city as open as possible and continue our in-person learning with kids in school. and, today, requiring the proof of vaccination to serve food and drinks or indoor events as another step forward as we continue to address the pandemic. this is navigating our new normal. we're here, d.p.h. is here to support businesses with the tools, signage, information, and other support to offer as we implement this order. and just a reminder that we will continue to send the vax to you team out to businesses to vaccinate five or more employees. that team has been busy. we ask

it captured another major provincial city, rodney, which is just a couple of hours drive from the national capital. it confirms us officials concerns that cobble could fall to the top bond within 90 days. rodney strategically located on the main road between kandahar and cobble it means the top one has taken 10 provincial capitals in the past week, including fully camry and fears are bad in the north and ferocity in the south while the fighting continues to control kandahar and to other provincial capitals, head up, and last got gone. well, the 3rd day of talks on the situation in afghanistan, wrapping up here in doha. international envoys have been meeting with government and tyler bond delegations, hama jim. jim has the latest we are trying to find out exactly what is being discussed, but many of the diplomats that have been here have been load to speak on the record just yet. what we do know is there is a great push here to try to come up with some sort of consensus, some sort of an international plan to not just deal with the situation, the rapidly deteriorating situation on the ground

this is all that's left of rodney guyland's home as flames closed in. leave and he didn't have time to grab his three dogs. he returned to find one of them, but feared the other two had died. animal control later checked the property and found his dog sammie. she was covered in flame retardant and rodney's other dog was nearby and he was reunited with them at the local shelter. >> ecstatic. i really love them dogs. they've been with me for a long time. part of the family. >> miraculous, rodney hopes to be reunited at home with all three dogs next week. >>> vianey arana has a quick look at our microclimate forecast. >> i am so happy he was reunited with his dogs. let's get to your weather. we've got much better air quality today because of the onshore winds and we can finally see the gray skies versus just orange hazy skies. live look in san jose now we do have that marine layer and that's helping keep those temperatures a little bit cooler through the afternoon. in addition no that, the onshore flow is what brought on the breezy winds that helped push s

elizabeth: former top border patrol chief rodney scott worried about this and you point out the homeable, let's listen to this. watch. >> to include ts db at a level we've never seen before that is a real threat. [inaudible] elizabeth: rodney scott referred to the term tsd's that the database, when you hear him use that term, what is your reaction. >> you should send a shiver up everyone's spying in this country as we know the cartels have used this crisis in the biden the administration lack of following the law in order to make a significant gain and increase the flow fentanyl coming across the border and now as a result more opportunities for terrorists to sneak in this country is absolutely unconscionable, related to that to think about this, the head of the border patrol was forced out by the biden administration this last month and the time of crisis you are forcing out people that have a steady hand and have that experience which shows you what the biden administration is doing as a systematic attempt to dismantle our borders and empower the cartel and now provide safe haven t

and i want to thank a couple of folks here joining us including rodney fong from the san francisco chamber. thank you for being here. sharky laguana, thank you for your work and advocacy. thank you. and we have a couple of other folks joining us. i think ben blyman is going to say a few words representing the bar owners here today. you know, it was not -- asia sf is somewhat like a bar. it's a bar, performance, food, they have it all. so it's like the perfect bar space where you get everything. anyway, ben is here to talk a little bit about that. mary ellen carol is here from the department of emergency management to answer any questions. and, i think um, who else is here? like i said, it was a long night. and, right now, i'm going to call up dr. grant cofax to talk a little bit about the specifics of our health order, what the plans are and just thank you all so much for being here and thank you all for continuing to do your very best to comply with these very complicated sometimes numerous health orders, but they will keep us safe and they will save lives. thank you so much. >>> well, go

[inaudible] elizabeth: rodney scott referred to the term tsc a terrorist screening database at the fbiine in this country as we know the cartels use the crisis and use the biden administration a lack of following the law in order to amake excuses to gain the fentanyl coming across the border and now as a result of the policy there will be more opportunities for terrorist to think of this country, it's unconscionable related to that the head of the border patrol that is forced out by the bidens administration this last month in the time of crisis you're forcing out people that have a steady hand and have that experience.. which shows you what the biden administration does is a systematic attempt to dismantle our borders and empower the cartel and now provide safe haven who may be committing to this country. it's actually unconscionable and we have three active lawsuits against the bideng administratin and i'm just try to get the federal government and the biden administration to follow the federal law and put americans first and that's what we need to do as a country if we want to have

be with you on monday and just call me should be in today, but they said that the middle english rodney kevin will follow up on this year and he got an issue with i've been asked to go going to i don't need a lot of code me on the move on to come come to 0. show up at the michigan ranch. it was a school called open enough on monday. i committed to live on time and she left him as it on the neck of the stomach. and it was all the 2nd time it was time i joined that i've done most and then i guess they got us down to dr. joe casinos for one of the dad with us when he got out the last one. okay, that was my can. i should dishes dishes issue and you want them to order this big of manager beyond them. one of them all. lot of charlotte, sean, near his was called on lack of other belong to the last him on the committee's flag of a family cancer and i was in the viola actually got him. i wasn't sure what was going to let him know what you will do to maybe let him know on the one placement the me lose the ah financial survival guide. stacy, let's learn about fill out. let's say i'm a joy and your

your thoughts on rodney scott out with that big warning. nobody knew anything about that. say to that? >> i mean we're seeing, we're seeing folks that have been captured anywhere from 70 to 80 countries around the world. these are the people that we're detaining. who knows who we're not detaining. hundreds of thousands a month and the cartel use the migrants as a smoke screen, one to divert our poor border resources and two to make millions and millions of dollars per week. this is an unmitigated disaster. it is a national security disaster. those people are shipped off wholesale across the united states. it is not just a border problem. and then you know, on top of that we have the tons of fentanyl, drugs, and again anything else that the cartels are paid to move across the border. now we have a al qaeda 3.0 that will come roaring back and i got to tell you, terrorism in afghanistan doesn't stay in afghanistan. it spreads like a cancer and we're wide open on our flanks. elizabeth: you know congressional republicans and democrats are demanding to know why the president lef

this is scary stuff the news is coming and we're breaking news the outgoing order patrolled chief rodneygents in a farewell video message on augusr unprecedented numbers of known or suspected terrorist that across the border in recentn months already we already know terroristcaught for on the fbi no fly list and watch list two from yemen into from serbia your thoughts with rodney scott and that warning nobody knew about that what do you say about that. >> we are seeing folks that have been captured from anywhere from 70 - 80 countries around the world and these are the people that were detained, who knows who are not detained hundreds of thousand month in the cartel are using those migrants as a smokescreen one for our poor border resources into to make millions and millions of dollars per week so this is an unmitigated disaster international security disaster and those people are being shift off wholesale all over the united states is not just a border problem and on top of that we have the tons of thought no, drugs and again, anything else that the cartels are paid to move across the b

. >> and i want to thank a couple of folks here joining us, including rodney fong from the san francisco chamber. thanks for being here. sharkey lagauna from the small business commission and thanks for your advocacy and gloria thomas is here from the golden gate restaurant association, thank you, and we have a couple of other folks joining us. i think ben blyman is going to say a few words representing the bar owners here today, you know. it was -- asff is somewhat like a bar. it's a bar, per firm as, food, they have it all so it's like the perfect bar space where you get everything. anyway, pep is here to talk a little bit about that. mary carroll is here from the department of emergency management to answer any questions and i think -- who else is leer? like i said, it was a long night. and right now i'm going to call up dr. grant koufax to talk a little bit about the specifics of our health order, what the plans are and just thank you all so much for being here and thank you all so much for continuing to do your very best to comply with these london breed wrappin up her part of the p

host: let's talk to rodney calling from clarksville, tennessee, and rodney is an afghanistan veteran.ood morning. caller: good morning, sir. how are you? host: i'm fine. go ahead. caller: it was time to pull out of afghanistan. we should've been out a long time ago. even though it falls under president joe biden, he has to take some responsibility. but as you look at 20 years or -- of war there has been a lot , of politicians that kept passing this and profiting and we should have been out a long time ago. this could have been prevented by getting our military out -- military and equipment out first, civilians, and then leaving. i think we also could have kept a presence there like we did in iraq. just a small group. we had 3000 holding things down and when we pulled t them out tt is when the talin ran us over and we gave key airports away. bagram, katman airfield, we should have never given our air authority away. americans are focused on pushing theories and it cost us. it cost us a lot. host: what should weo now? should we stick to the august 31 deadline? should we scrap the august

i can take -- rodney mcmillan, i've known rodney for a long time, ceo of kroger.n the stock was at 27 he was like, you have to believe in me. believe in me, was he the new york mets in the world series? the time was to believe in him that stock has been a rocketship kroger is a much better company. they managed to be able to localize the stores, which was brilliant. and they're up against the large est grocery in the country which is walmart and they're holding their own. look at that stock of course, it's all very defensive. j&j, a stock that can do no wrong, whether it's mesh, whether it's talc, a shot that walgreens won't take that thing is invincible, like mark wahlberg. >> and flies in the face that at least the perception that the vaccine underperformed its rivals. >> had a great quarter people keep recognizing a great quarter triumphs over the one shot that walgreens won't give you. i know a lot of one-shotters, inclu including my wife. she's saying, j&j basically says you're not going to get real s sick what the heck? you got really sick after the second m

host: rodney in manassas, virginia. caller: thank you for taking my call. i have a couple of questions. the first is the infrastructure bill shows money for transportation. there is an additional 400 billion which no one has explained. the other question is, the epa plays a lot into the issues with the roads being built and improved. if you could respond on that also i would appreciate it -- if you could respond on that, i would appreciate that. thank you for taking my call. host: i think the caller was referring to the $550 billion that was used in new funding for the transportation infrastructure programs. the other half of the bill is money that has been already authorized for existing programs. for the transportation system nationwide, as well for technology programs under the umbrella of these will be electric vehicle infrastructure to help set that up. to build momentum for the buildout of the electric charging stations. when you step back and look at the numbers, in a very washington lingo, it is above baseline. new funding for these programs. host:

the plan was for them to stop on the outskirts of apple and president rodney to continue with the military and the police to secure the city while their americans take the apple. but that was preempted by the departure of the which was a surprise to everyone. and then the other leaders calling on the tiny band to secure the city so that there is no chaos and there's no looting going on to the city. so they, they're in one way or another, they have was forced to enter and they were not prepared. the other side was not preferred. and we saw this house. but now with us there is a real pressure that they get their act together, calling clock. i know that public opinion in the u. s. before this month was pretty much against oh rather in favor of, of this withdrawal and not wanting to, to be in afghanistan for much longer. but has that changed now? because of this attack or does it both for some people, does it actually both to the argument that the u. s. needs to get out? i think it's the, i think it's the ladder. i think for many americans, it's going to be proof that united states has no plac

that's rodney ends for the touchdown. so that was dalton.e rookie justin fields at ohio state about to get welcome to the nfl as he gets steamrolled by andre smith. the helmet goes, that's a penalty finished 9th 1946 years. it's buffalo wind speed. years. it's buffalo wind speed. it's 41 50. well, looks like a want some coffee? say yes. it's french press. i was doubtful, too, but i honestly can't see myself going back to drip. i'm so happy you don't live in a tough neighborhood anymore. we're so sorry for just dropping by like this. are you kidding me? i'll take any chance to spend time with this little princess. i love her little hair, her little toes. and she loves her grandmother. i don't love "grandmother." so, cam and i have been revising our will to specify who should take care of lily if, god forbid, something happened to us. god forbid. i said "god for--" so, we've been dropping by unannounced to, you know, casually assess our candidates. not all of our candidates. no, t-that's true. we did not drop by missour-ah. it's "missouri." no

but this time they're all major gains, wrap the countries 3rd largest city rodney and kandahar q trading port. by sunday, most of i've got san is under the groups control with the capitol surrounded by taliban fighters. and as taliban approached a sense of panic has been growing. among many people in the afghan capital wrought mcbride reports on that now with cobble now and to cj, so, or its banks, people clamor to get their money out. the security guards tried to tell customers not to worry, but that's all most of them can do. i'm a dash ref, says he has been trying for 3 days to withdraw his money. he's from the northern city of political mri that fell to the taliban last week. can it be the banks and all the provinces captured by the taliban and not giving out any money among the public customers or many government employees and police officers, some of whom haven't been paid for months. this officer told us even the cash machines warranty don't push on us on. everyone is very tense and everyone now is looking at the banks to get them money out. and there's no money. prices for all ba

but just on and day of god, what advising sharp rodney otherwise, but the fact remained that iran khan had said all along that whatever solution happens inside of one, it's donna has to be gone. lead. i've gone on and gone for just started to fade defeat after defeat. that was the blame game. many thing that the $1.00 bond was propped up where they explode, saved from budget audio daughter gauge, and they were pushing for the friendship of ever. everybody found out that the army, wary of the long, 2 decades wall were then no more to continue with the fighting. and definitely decided to put down the weapon, the dollar bond, then getting their hands on tower than the 4 wheel drive. i saw the drive all kinds of sophisticated equipment and watch brokerage them into a larger portion across the country. but now having consolidated and the nod west and south dynamics of gods have changed. margaret on the day of the whole pair because the dollar bond have said they will not go into the car, but of guns blazing and dug up. got all for that ray of hope perhaps for the 1st time in decades of hope

to account after his force was accused of not conducting the investigation properly. cd wick rama rodney admitted that some of the officers assigned to the investigation one sarah, more than 700 suspects have been arrested so far in connection with those attacks that left more than 260 dead. well still ahead few here on out of here a toxic relationship. we look at how organized crime groups have turned romania into europe dumping ground. and it's a great start to england in the 3rd cricket test against india. and that will have, will be asking for you ah.

and it's not the only show resistance as $10000.00 down soldiers report to me. rodney, in the north of the country onto the need to ship the vice president who and says he's now i understand the legitimate need. it's claimed they've already rested back perez and a couple of on code by ripped open old wounds in europe was, are mounting fear of a possible repeat of the 2015 might put a crisis last 20 years and 3 trillion dollars later in the us political commentator says his thoughts on what the rules was, was about. we invade the inner cities of america and we bring health care to those people. we bring shelter to those people. we bring medicine to those people. we bring counseling to the how about we invade america? and we start trying to help america. ah, quite a lie from the russian capital. this says on the international for myself and the whole team had r h 2. hello, on a warm welcome, and let's focus on afghanistan because 3 people are confirmed, killed in the afghan city of july, about where taliban fighters opened fire on a protest against the group seizure of power a dozen more

to account after his force was accused of not conducting the investigation properly. cd wick rama rodney admitted that some of the officers assigned to the investigation one sarah, more than 700 suspects had been arrested so far in connection with those attacks that left more than 260 den. well that i had few here on out of here a toxic relationship. we look at how organized crime groups have turned romania into europe dumping ground. and it's a great start to england in the 3rd cricket test against india. and that will have all the action for you. ah hello, hot sunshine, really the name of the game across the middle east and some spots were actually above where we should be. so that's, that's the case where exactly this is a level. yep. you're above average. same goes for back that 50 degrees and q 8, also a high of 50 degrees fall above average. and we are running the risk of seen some storms bubble up toward the he jazz mountains and also the alpha jar mountains toward the northeast portion of oman on thursday. keeping the risk of sand in dust . storms for southern areas of pakistan,

to account after his force was accused of not conducting the investigation properly. cd become a rodney admitted. some of his officers have not been more than 700 people have been arrested. the string of attacks targeting churches and will tells left more than 260 people dead is certainly primary enough tale. bennett has in washington for his 1st state visit overseas is meeting the secretary of state and defense. self abundance agenda is stopping us efforts to restore a nuclear deal with iran. meet us president joe biden at the white house on thursday. me a rapidly expanding bush. 5 threatening homes and businesses in san bernardino in the us state of california. 5, i just say wins are making it difficult to contain people living in the area have been advised to evacuate. russia essential regions are battling extreme wildfires that have fueled by an unusual heat wave. dozens of firefighters and more davia were trapped out to be surrounded by flames. the manager escape off to bulldoze is cut down trees and stopped the blades from spreading. let president vladimir putin has placed hundred

thank you andrew, thank you rodney. >> thank you. >> so it is my distinct honor to welcome professor emeritus of the university of edinburg. so anybody that looks at the history, intelligence, and i can't really say a bigger compliment than that he is the author of well over a dozen books. i think 17 is right. >> rep to i could talk for a long time you can look it up yourself. has expertise as far as you just listen closely and hear roger tell more about research thank you. >> thank you andrew and thank you amanda. thank you to the team. as the title of my book suggests, today's talk is about the goal of the fbi and bringing to justice a ring of not despise in america. the story evolves around a brilliant detectives and counterspy leon, his activities can be contributed to the demise of american neutrality in the 1930s. now the political background is, as you all know in the mid- 1930s the united states was committed to neutrality. at the same time germany have recovered from its of notoriety in the first world war, urinate was making to bring you nine sites within its orbit. the neu

and if, because president rodney has smarties, he was a scholar, come political leader, and i think well, meaning, but he failed to bring everyone together and he was not alone in this a little below are the leaders also try bit best, but there's no common strategy that we saw and i think the absence of leadership and then of course withdraw the us forces because everyone knows the security forces might not be able to get this salaries next month. so there's a lack of coordination. there's lack of gaming perhaps, and there's a di modernization also that had set in so combination of these factors i think and, and last but not the least at those doha leaders who we see on the table. i seriously doubt and i've been seeing in your program, so quite a while back. apparently they are not in control of the field commanders and the field commanders, the mostly on thing a to able to learn some of the other valuable leaders. what i'm going to be shoveled fund, i'm kind of somebody region. so they are better than hierarchy constructors. we don't know who's on thing. who these are the shades of tali

working for abc news in 1990, miller has covid, among other stories 1992 rodney king trial, the 1994nd o.j. simpson criminal trials for which she received an emmy award. we have some excellent guests here tonight. thank you for coming out one last time, allow me to pass it off to eric and judy. >> thanks a lot for that lovely introduction. it's -- but that's okay. you can correct it at the end of the show last i am thrilled to be talking today with eric. eric is truly one of the finest writers i know especially when ithe comes to tackling enormous subjects like the history of censorship in the west. i loved this book, most authors would be intimidated by the subject matter but eric has this great talent taking a subject and serving it up in delicious morsels of history. he's a great storyteller and these are page turning stories full of betrayal and heroism sex which is always helpful. [laughter] burning at the stake in amazing dramatic things. one reviewer wrote this book a masterpiece, astounding, comprehensive entertaining historical account censorship that was not his mother, tha

really winning national public radio commentator working for abc news, miller has covered the 1992 rodney king trial, 1994 and.j the oj simpson criminal trial she received an emmy award thank you for coming out tonight now i will pass the show on. welcome. >> thank you for that lovely introduction. you can correct at the end of the show. i am thrilled to be talking today with eric berkowitz and is one of the finest writers i know when it comes to tackling enormous subjects like the history of censorship in the west and i love this book most authors would be intimidated i think by the subject matter but eric has a great talent to take a big subject to serve it up and delicious little morsels of history. he's a great storyteller these are page turning stories and sex which is helpful and burning at the stake one reviewer has called the same masterpiece astounding comprehensive historical account of censorship one of the major takeaways for me after reading it that censorship never works at least in the long run is that how you see it? you have all of these examples and what ever form. >> i