s. kathy dental, i guess we'll go from there and then we need to make a doctor, the phone, the scene, the addictive factor of nicotine is comparable to that of heroin was we are all the food now. good to go. most she mean she see here molig him, so he's for police. so i found a committed to make it we can visit about medicaid, the mileage continues to me to see how much more in sure, if the joint severe to, to see they're connected. surely. who does that cause? decor, shift? who's positions for decades? the tobacco industry pretended to be unaware of nicotine addictive qualities such as during this hearing in 1994. when chief executives of the 7 tobacco giants testified before us congress just yes or no. do you believe nicotine is not addicted? i believe nicotine is not addictive. yes, i don't believe that nicotine for our products are addicted. i believe not addictive. i believe the nicotine is not protect is not to believe that but is the truth. in the same year, the university of california in san francisco was sent thousands of internal documents from a to back who industry whistleblo

. >> unfortunately, that school was not going to be opening on the 16 s plan. >> kathy rodriguez is granted start his senior year. this week. kids are home already. almost a year and a half and that's good distinction to make it more in their attention before these kids came back school. the infestation was found ensure see building which houses the library and many of the classrooms. school officials say they're evaluating h vacc systems after finding rodents throughout the building. the interim superintendent put out this statement saying, quote, the district took immediate action and is working with industry experts, including an industry high genna's west created the specifications for the work that is underway out of an abundance of caution. it was determined that the best course of action was to delay the start of school for everyone safety. >> it's a big problem. it's a big issue. 2 weeks. doesn't sound like. you could be enough. >> carlos to settle reporting there. meanwhile, a's all-star pitcher chris bassitt is recovering tonight after a gruesome injury took a line drive to the fa

s by all accounts kathy hochul's governing style is nothing like that of her former boss. she's probably known as able, well respected, pragmatic, scandal-free. she's a totally worthy inheriter of this job. but the inheritance of this job honestly is thanks to an almost unbelievably relentlessly depraved pantheon of terrible men of both parties doing absolutely terrible things in office, mostly, but not exclusively, to women and teenagers. i mean, that is what happened with all those terrible men doing terrible things. right. it took her to the congressional seat she held, the governorship, took her to the scandal and investigation that led today toh her getting the governorship of new york. and on one hand it is cause for some sort of celebration new york finally has its first woman governor and an able and well respected one at that. but maybe to get the next one shouldn't take a prostitution scandal, a child sex abuse scandal, a domestic violence scandal, a bizarre online sex solicitation scandal, sexual abuse scandal and a serious sexual harassment scandal to make this

will remain the governor until 2022, the midterms there >> contessa, thank you so much kathy hochul, next in line for s succession >>> let's turn now to the other big developing story at this hour the senate passing the trillion dollar bipartisan infrastructure bill ylan mui is in washington with the latest on that big package. >> reporter: well, that bipartisan infrastructure bill has finally passed the senate after months of negotiations and several near-death experiences in the end the results were clear. the bill passed 69-30. 19 republicans supported it and vice president kamala harris presided over the final vote now, both parties are calling this a historic investment not just in roads and bridges but also in broadband, transit and water as well. according to an analysis by moody's, the job would create 650,000 jobs and boost gdp to 2.9% in 2023 moody's is forecasting 2% growth without the exact of the bill. >>> now, the next step is for the house to take up this legislation. members of the bipartisan problem solvers caucus are urging speaker nancy pelosi to bring it up asap in a letter to leade

s. and new york new governor has revealed 12000 more people died of covered 19 than was previously reported. kathy hotel says the figures were reported under her predecessor andrew cuomo. it brings a total number of deaths in the state to more than $55000.00. cuomo resigned to earlier this month after accusations of sexual harassment thailand is facing its worth corona virus outbreak with more than a 1000000 infections. the government says it will save $61000000.00 astrazeneca shots later this year. just 9 percent of its population has been fully vaccinated. and just got high level reports from bangkok, volunteers, and now helping with the vaccine rollout. his saffron robe disappears beneath the whites of his medical protection suit. as problem a ha prom punk prepares to head out. the buddhist monk leave a volunteer team organized by his cock temple to one of the many poor communities suffering from thailand's worst cobra. 1900 outbreak since the start of the pandemic, bowpoint. but when it comes to taking care of patients and access to basic public health, this is something that should have been

. >> kathy wants to know about the environment at the post during that time. what you know about that? >> i started working for the post suppercase-letter what i do know some involved and bernstein. it was a journalist but those two, very young reporters at the time. this was the kind of story perhaps they dreamt of and it was under great pressure from the administration, it had just begun going public so there is pressure on it to restrain the reporters but sided with the reporters, the post was breaking all this news and it was extremely exciting and you had a whole generation of reporters and they wanted to model themselves, that's another story but it was really a lot of reporters like myself went into journalism in part because of the whole story of woodward and bernstein and w watergate. >> i hate to take you back but i want to ask, there is this tremendous amount of hate and you focused on these. he said were the most passionate? the most critical perhaps, did you listen to them all? >> i didn't listen to them all but i listened to the key ones. some of them, a defense, some of the tapes are better quality than ot

. >> do you feel -- >>'s security detail awaited him to a helicopter for the flight back to albany where in two weeks he will turn the reins over to his lieutenant kathy of congress from buffalo who will be the first female governor of new york. >> i respect the governo's decision did -- i respect the governor's decision. >>, was elected in 2010, serving his third term. new york's last two governors have resigned amidst scandals. kristen: the secretary of labor is coming to the bay area on a fact-finding mission focused on jobs, infrastructure and renewable energy. all topics that are critical in building a better bay area. dan, you spoke with a local congressman who is a big part of that visit. >> i did. mark to sign jehu east bay will host u.s. labor secretary marty walsh tomorrow. i spoke with the congressman about the trip an hour ago. great for coming -- when the labor secretary visits tomorrow with you, what do you want the labor secretary to walk away with? what you want the bay area to get out of it? dan: i want him to see we are a national model, specifically in this county. we are a very big footprint with the fossil fuel industry. refiner i

2nd in command, kathy hoko, the 1st woman in history to serve as the state governor, kristen salumi al jazeera new york, will still ahead hill out there from greece to l. j. area to the u. s. by the destroying forest and devastating the lives of millions. also, the little messy makes his move the foam above the star arrived in the french capital to join having some drama on a 2 year deal. this story after the break. ah, the here's her weather report for the americas and we're going to start and south america. we're in the popular tourist region. crisco. we've got wildfires, bernie, more than 500 firefighters trying to tame the flames. and this is not threatening much you peach. you at this time now the other story across south america is it's called friends. so punch it across southern areas of brazil. so we go in for a closer look. look at these temperatures, rio de janeiro, 24, just the other day. you were in the low thirty's. we got to talk about this disturbance we have in the caribbean. see, moving through puerto rico now his spend your on it's been fuel by warm sea surface temperatures. not a major rainmaker we'll expect about a 100 millimeters, maybe a 150 toward t

s investigators and feel solidarity with the women that continue to be abused by men in power, at least today one of them has faced some consequences. now lieutenant governor kathy hokel will be the first woman to lead in a stop spot and in a tweet she said she's ready. she did get a heads up from the governor's team about the resignation and the two spoke after he gave his remarks in new york city and erica, we're going to have a chance to talk to kooth though herself when she gives her first public briefing tomorrow in new york city. erica? >> looking forward to that, brynn, thank you. >>> karen hinton accused governor cuomo of inappropriate conduct and she's referenced in the attorney general's report that talks about an incident when the governor embraced her in a hotel room that felt overly close and intimate. karen, how did you feel about hearing from the governor today, hearing that resignation? >> i was glad he resigned, but i'm not gloating over it today. it's a sad day for new york because what he did to those 11 women was unforgivable, and not acknowledging what he did as sexual harassment, gender discrimination, sexual abuse is only a sign that he wi

s. they brought in a lot of taiwan semiconductor talent and they have not been able to crack the code. shery: arc investment manager kathyd speaking with carol massar. -- cathie wood speaking with carol massar. sophie: japan may see ¥1.4 trillion more, really dipping into reserves. we are waiting on a formal announcement on the emergency the eight pre-sectors. their futures are unchanged so far this session with traders looking to bond buying and a speech for the jake -- for the board member later this wednesday. nikkei futures opening to the upside after today gains for the benchmark. but it still stays -- stays below 28,000 points. japanese stocks are gaining more appeal with the topics said to out -- topix set to outpace the msci asia index. as you heard from dolphin investments, they are liking the attractive valuations in japan and looking for jams. but switching out the stock -- chart, it is indian stocks. major benchmarks. foreign funds have been piling while exiting taiwanese and korean stocks. we have seen the kospi tumble in august, as markets are set to impact the latest virus waves at some room for optimism,

his deputy, kathy hochul, will become the first female governor in the state's history. the downfall of another powerful man in america shows the #metoo movement�*sears in prison. mr spavor and fellow canadian, former diplomat michael kovrig were detained in 2018 on what canada says are trumped—up charges in retaliation for the arrest of a hauwei executive in canada. canada's ambassador to china has given his reaction. we condemn in the strongest possible terms this decision rendered after a legal process that lacked both fairness and transparency. our thoughts are with michael and his family during this difficult time. we've maintained from the beginning that michael spavor and michael kovrig are being detained arbitrarily and we will continue to call for their immediate release, and we will continue to work tirelessly to secure their freedom. the bbc�*s robin brant, in shanghai, told us more about the case. canada believes that these two men, citizens of its country, are victims of hostage diplomacy. it believes that detention at end of 2018 for a period of over two years now, mr spavor�*s conviction today, the sentencing of 11 years injail and

s&p e-minis lightly higher this morning. pulling up the chart, after the selloff in chinese stocks, china and next global peers by the most since 2006. this could be the time to buy. kathyaying evaluations are looking like they are going to stay down for a long time. you have sean taylor saying if earnings keep getting downgraded, that means it is still expensive to buy. jp morgan, they are saying this should not cause an existential crisis, that investors need to look at the bigger picture, looking at these concerns of uncertainty as part of a bigger puzzle. they are saying it should not cause an existential crisis with this correction, looking to be business as usual. we are looking at some very different views. haidi: a lot of attention on bank of korea on thursday, view as one of two men show -- two major central banks in asia to lead to policy tightening. our next guest, louis kuijs. we spoke to a governor that the end of last week and he said, other central bank's not looking at what little rbn is doing but the truth is they probably are because it throws into question how much of the delta variant going to derail you otherwise have indicators of your mandate that

s&p. stuart: another bunch of winners, china technology stocks doing well this morning, up across the board by a significant percentage, what's the story. >> there is an endorsement, kathy beaten down, look at ali baba under $170, the lowest we've seen since 2019 and they are putting in the numbers, yesterday they added 32 million new users in three months. i like the way you pronounce this name, the ali baba competitor. lower than expected sales but growth you are looking at. stuart: didi is up 8%. >> $14, still below the ipo price. stuart: glad you reminded me. let's look at the dow winners, the 30 stocks in the dow industrial average, the top performer is caterpillar, chevron, walt disney and goldman sachs, s&p winners the top of the list. we got to it eventually. low earnings. >> the transition to remote, they are raising their guidance for the rest of the year, sales doing phenomenally well. stuart: best buy up 5%. nasdaq winners, how will i see the big tech names on the nasdaq? >> look at all the travel stocks. marriott, booking.com as well, reopening vaccine trade we are talking about. stuart: the pace of vaccination going up to him incidents of new cases beginni

kathy hochul, as first female governor of new york. >> market this morning, are little changed look at futures indicating a fractional move start of trading this morning dow industrials up 6 points sice index out in 30 minutes time, 8:30 a.m. eastern we will have numbers see if market mover are dow he s&p 500 record highs yesterday we begin uncharted territory this morning, after senate passed one 1/4 trillion-dollar infrastructure bill. >> european markets cautiously higher fractional move once again, ft 100 up 33 cac quarante up 15, dax in germany lower by 11 points, and overnight in asia mixed story as well fractional moss proech across the board best overnight japan nikkei average up two-thirds of 1%, want to show you price of oil under pressure biden administration is now calling on opec, to boost production, to help with rising prices at the pump they want more production after killing xl pipeline oil down one and a half percent "mornings with maria" is live right now. >> now some top stories that we are watching this morning, breaking news overnight the senate approved the democrats 3 1/2 trillion-dollar budget blueprint long party lines paves way for consideration of massi

s name is james jackson. 0k? i want him tailed but not apprehended. get otley and hall on it. it's larry hall. put me through to vice. we're outside jackson's house now. kathy i was in australia, in brisbane, the atmosphere there in brisbane and the interviewer said, listen, your hair is moving my hair was curling up! because it is naturally curly and -ets because it is naturally curly and gets bigger and bigger. because it is naturally curly and gets biggerand bigger. i know exactly— gets biggerand bigger. i know exactly how that feels. we have said this and it is still... i'm we have said this and it is still... i'm sorry— we have said this and it is still... i'm sorry if— we have said this and it is still... i'm sorry if it— we have said this and it is still... i'm sorry if it sounds boring or repetitive, _ i'm sorry if it sounds boring or repetitive, it is a joy having people _ repetitive, it is a joy having people back on the sofa and talking face—to—face because you get to have those _ face—to—face because you get to have those little _ face—to—face because you get to have those little nuances that you just can't _ those little nuances that you just c