john: the difference between logic and schultz is that schultz is more like miracle. -- angela merkel. the two parties are more different because spd took a very dramatic leftward turn over the past five years, and when schultz ran for chairmanship three years ago, he was beaten by two people who nobody had ever heard of. they had very strong left-wing leaning interests. if the policy of the spd to take over germany, you would find more government spending, a little bit less military spending, a little bit more turning to policy that was recognized on the progressive side of the democratic party. the real problem seems to be that schultz and his party have nothing in common. if he does become chancellor, he and his party are going to have to find out what they stand for. that will be a very difficult process. matt: we really appreciate your time. thank you so much for joining us. john kornblum there. u.s. ambassador to germany. we will have live analysis as polls close on sunday. the coverage will start at 6 p.m. berlin time, noon in new york. but we are not done talking about the ger

host: where did all off schultz come from? he disagreed with angela merkel during her time as chancellor? guest: he is minister of labor before. he was the mayor of hamburg. he is well known to the public. that is something he is running on it. you know me. you know what you get. i think that was one of the points he made. angela merkel made the same points a couple of years ago. you know what you get if you vote for me. he is saying the same slogan. schultz is a familiar face, a familiar figure. people know there are no surprises. he is a little boring and dull at times. we have a knack for boring politicians. host: the polls will close in about two and a half hours. tell us what election night looks like. when we know the winter? guest: -- winner. guest: the exit polls are very accurate. i think shortly after 6:00 p.m. german time we will have an understanding of who is going to be in the lead. there are a couple of unknowns. we had people casting their votes already. the impact of the last couple of weeks, it is probably no

it seems to be working out for schultz. see the dramatic rise he has had in the polls over the last eight weeks. it is extraordinary by any standards. it is less about the party and more about him. >> when i covered the last election, immigration is the latest centrist issue. now, it is climate change. people need to decide what they think about radical polics. >> from a public perspective, in my look at the survey results, asking the public about different opinion, we see migration is the most important topic. we do not have data from this year, climate change comes next. these are the biggest issues. migration has not been covered a lot. it was not in the focus of the past administration. >> we will hear now from candidates from the three parties currently ading in the polls. all three are some of the youngest candidates across the spectrum. here is a candidate for angela merkel's party. she is standing in the north of germany. >> i am very happy to live in germany because i think our government has done a great job. we h

as i said, including debbie wasserman schultz. mr. speaker, i trust that we will pass this today in just a few minutes. i trust the senate will take it up immediately and we will send it to the president of the united states. he supports this. he urges that we pass it. he will do the same in the senate. this is the right thing to do. it is what america does. it stands up for countries who stand up for freedom. and so i urge the house on both sides of the aisle to overwhelmingly support the passage of this legislation and yield back the balance of my time. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman yields back. the gentleman from tennessee. mr. fleischmann: mr. speaker, i yield one minute to the gentleman from south carolina. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman from south carolina is recognized for one minute. mr. wilson: thank you, mr. speaker. i want to commend chairman ted deutch and i'm grateful to be the ranking member of the subcommittee of middle east, north africa and global terrorism. i appreciate his heart-felt comments. but i

as i said, including debbie wasserman schultz. mr.peaker, i trust that we will pass this today in just a few minutes. i trust the senate will take it up immediately and we will send it to the president of the united states. he supports this. he urges that we pass it. he will do the same in the senate. this is the right thing to do. it is what america does. it stands up for countries who stand up for freedom. and so i urge the house on both sides of the aisle to overwhelmingly support the passage of this legislation and yield back the balance of my time. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman yields back. the gentleman from tennessee. mr. fleischmann: mr. speaker, i yield one minute to the gentleman from south carolina. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman from south carolina is recognized for one minute. mr. wilson: thank you, mr. speaker. i want to commend chairman ted deutch and i'm grateful to be the ranking member of the subcommittee of middle east, north africa and global terrorism. i appreciate his heart-felt comments. but i a

it seemed of it changed now if she goes no, i don't think it will. schultz is fanatical about b. u as, as medical was germany will continue to be an industrial powerhouse. both. i suspect that they go down the line of the rainbow coalition, particularly with the greens in government. and you will just see even more climate policies, which will ends up being the german people in the pocket. you mentioned french, french elections, manual micro and you think he's the sort he'll say, this is an opportunity to step into the limelight with merkel gone to be the got the main figure had in europe was he could be watching his own back at this point. well, both actually, i think you will try to step into the live light. i think he will now see himself so that the big man on the european stage book, you know, he has been made a fool of lately, particularly with the orchestra, was made between the u. k, the u. s. and oscar alia, however, he does need to watch his bach, for example. emory le pad is hot on his coattails, and i would really rule out, so my, like michelle, bonnie, are you that c

are you confident that mr. schultz is able to do that? along very confident shows obviously gained a lot of votes for the for the s p d. but then we have to realize that the s p d essentially consists of 2 parties, wallace, the so called shaw swing. the more reformed middle ground wing of the party that supports the policies that the f t p and the greens are happy to support. and then as the other wing of the party that is very much orientated to radical left wing policy policies that would like to work with. i would like to form a left wing government with the link and the greens. so i think s p d has a lot of convincing to do in terms of the f t p, particularly to form this traffic light pollution. now, all of the indications that we're seeing are suggesting that we're going to have a lengthy case of coalition talks and we might not even know who could be the next chancellor into christmas. do you think it's dangerous to have this kind of limbo at the very, very top when you, when you've got the covey crisis and now an energy crisis as

center left a social democratic party was one of our lead in sundays parliamentary elections elect schultz says he would like to form a coalition government with the green and the free democratic party the climbing crisis is likely to play a crucial role during the development of dick loggers of the world have spoken very clearly. they said, who should form the next government? the strength of 3 parties, the social democrats, the greens and f d p. this is therefore the clear mandate that the citizens of this country have given these tree should form the next government. meanwhile, the leader of the christian democratic union says they already talked with the green party and the f. d. p. the governing conservative party trails. the social democrats, by slim margin, the cd you saw its popularity full of the chancellor anglo medical decided to step down. it is the 1st time in 16 years that the party lost an election. let's bring in tony k, new standing by force in berlin. so dominant goal of shots, he says he has a mandate to govern. yeah, he's pretty unequivocal. he believes that as the man

as i said, including debbie wasserman schultz. mr. speaker, i trust that we will pass this today in just a few minutes. i trust the senate will take it up immediately and we will send it to the president of the united states. he supports this. he urges that we pass it. he will do the same in the senate. this is the right thing to do. it is what america does. it stands up for countries who stand up for freedom. and so i urge the house on both sides of the aisle to overwhelmingly support the passage of this legislation and yield back the balance of my time. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman yields back. the gentleman from tennessee. mr. fleischmann: mr. speaker, i yield one minute to the gentleman from south carolina. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman from south carolina is recognized for one minute. mr. wilson: thank you, mr. speaker. i want to commend chairman ted deutch and i'm grateful to be the ranking member of the subcommittee of middle east, north africa and global terrorism. i appreciate his heart-felt comments. but i

wasserman schultz: as the member designated by mr. payne of new jersey, pursuant to h. res. 8, i inform the house that mr. pa*eup will vote yes on the schrader amendment. the speaker pro tempore: for what purpose does the gentlewoman from massachusetts seek recognition? skhrarbg mr. clarke: phegd ms. frankel, i inform the house that ms. frankel will vote yes on the schrader amendment. the speaker pro tempore: for what purpose does the gentlewoman from illinois seek recognition? ms. underwood: as the member designated by mr. rush, pursuant to h. res. 8, i inform the house that mr. rush will vote yes on the schrader amendment. as the member designated by mr. andy kim, pursuant to h. res. 8, i inform the house that mr. kim will vote no on the schrader amendment. the speaker pro tempore: for what purpose does the gentlewoman from virginia seek recognition? ms. wexton: as the member designated by mr. mceachin, pursuant to h. res. 8, mr. mceachin will vote no. as the member designated by ms. porter, pursuant to h. res. 8, i inform the house

secretary of state george schultz, tyler's grandfather. chung said she ultimately resigned from thoroughness, andt journal reporter about the proble a oucon the sa of pient thbrought on a very strong witness, to set the scene, set the environment for the workplace, and she wil remembered. ms. chung will be back on the witness stand on friday as cross-examination is just getting underway. in san jose, kpix 5. >> erica chung runs her silicon valley nonprofit called ethics in a ownership. today, the judge did not allow the prosecutor to mention the foundations name in front of the jury. >>> new at 6:00, a convention peninsula cold case more than 47 years later. on march 25th, 1974, the body of jeanette taylor -- janet taylor was found dumped along sandhill road just west of 280. her case went unsolved for decades but san mateo county investigators picked it up again in 2017. they resubmitted evidence, protesting. deputies say the dna was a partial match to this man, john kittrell, already in custody as part of another homicide investigation i

current finance minister faced off with the main rivals over tax policy and the minimum wage olaf schultz rehit rated his promise of 12 euros per hour >> translator: i stand for a minimum wage of 12 euros which will be introduced immediately i stand for us getting a stable pension and taking all the decisions necessary in the first year of the new government to ensure that we transform the renewable energies so we have a modern industry with good jobs that operate in a climate neutral way. >> but his rival accused him of making promises he would not be able to keep >> translator: we have agreed you two have proposed to start at 8.5 euros and every year the unions and employers are asked to make a proposal now you say 12, and say i'll ask the unions again, which doesn't add up. >> current polls put the democrats in the lead by 26% germans will choose their next chancellor this sunday happy to bring in the assistant professor for international politics from the university of reagansburg. good morning to you. let's start talking about the -- what happens after sunday's federal election becau

schultz. first down and more. schultz pumps it back in and into the end zone. touchdown, cowboys! quarterback dak prescott's third touchdown pass and second to tight end dalton schultz in his first home game since the ankle injury that ended his season last year. ezekiel elliott ran for two touchdowns. quarterback stefon diggs returns for a score, and the dallas cowboys blew out the philadelphia eagles, 41-21 on "monday night football." >>> meanwhile the only birds flying last night was eli manning during last night's broadcast. >> when you're going to philly, you're giving a double bird to a 9-year-old kid. can you do that? i'm sure you can blur that out, right? double bird by a 9-year-old and they're saying things about my mom and peyton. i can't tell you what they said about mom. >> i'm not going to try that here. the eagles are, of course, an eagles rival who made the gesture while discussing his previous experience with philadelphia fans. manning soon after apologized. >> all right, all right, sorry. earlier i gave the double bird. i guess that's frowned upon. i apologize. th

than a week before voters cast their ballots. members of the bundle stag were questioning mister schultz as role when it comes to financial mis doings after the g. 20 come x and y card. we have the next week for the 1st time, the history of the state of germany. i don't have an investigation. the public prosecutors off against the federal ministry. that's a look through the runners and ride as barring a major. ready upset it will be one of those 3 who's the next chancellor of germany, to massively over simplify. if i may, if germany were a restaurant, the recipes are going to stay almost the same. they are going to get a new head shift. so, and it's going to be someone who doesn't have the same cloud in the kitchen and certainly doesn't have the same international recognition piece or all of our, our tea pearlin. we spoke with karen, can i sold a former foreign minister of austria? she thinks that her, some key issues are actually just being ignored and that's run up to the election in the german elections. i miss the real imports, the really important topics we, nobody speaks about inte

its job less than a week before the voters. ballad members of the bonus tag were questioning mister schultz as role when it comes to financial mis doings after the g. 20 come x y cod . we have a negative in the end. the 1st time, the history of the state of germany. i don't have an investigation, you are the public prosecutors off against the federal ministry. that's a look through the runners and ride as barring a major. ready upset it will be one of those 3 who's the next chancellor of germany, to massively over simplify. if i may, if germany were a restaurant, the recipes are going to stay almost the same. they are going to get a new head shift. and it's going to be someone who doesn't have the same cloud in the kitchen and certainly doesn't have the same international recognition piece for all of our, our tea, earl, and found out a news bulletin for this hour. just a reminder, our special coverage of the german elections are runs all. we can't wear the virus and getting away on sunday. you won't miss a thing all the latest on the bottom of the count as well as the reaction right here on

and it's no wonder that the mon, the chancellor, all app schultz is sounding pretty pleased with himself. if i make fairly it's then i'm happy to see so many here today. and of course i'm happy about the election results. germans have decided, the social democrats are on their way and that's a big success. this will be a long election, might serve this country to be o lashawn. while the green policy will also go down as big winners for miss election, they put on an extra 5.8 percent for what they posted back in 2017. they were partying things at green party headquarters on sunday night into the early hours of monday morning. along with the free democrats to help pretty much around what they got back in 2017. they look almost certain to be the king make is when it comes to forming a new government. so those are the witness. have a look at the loses because whether our, when is the, has to be loses and it is the center, right? conservative union of the christian democratic union there. bavarian since the party, the christie and social union, who certainly fall into that biggest loser count

most analysts sang social democratic candidate, all of schultz came out on top. schultz is the current finance minister in anglo medical coalition government. and he's the front runner to succeed her as chancellor. as that poll conducted shortly after the debate gave him the edge of the main rival autumn in less shit. thousands of people have been told to leave their homes after a volcanic eruption on spain's canary islands. it follows awake of increasing seismic activity on the island of la, paloma 500 kilometers off the coast of west africa. lexi o'brien reports into the night. a fiery spouse of one over and clouds of dark smoke spew answered the volcano in the company of yay ha! national park. the reception began with a thunderous roll earlier in the day in spain's canary islands, off the coast of north waste and africa. the island of la palmer had already been on high alert after more than 22000 treatments reported in the space of a week. but just days ago, scientists said they didn't believe interruption was eminent, not really got to go for it. i don't know how to explain it, it

wasserman schultz: thank you, madam speaker. madam speaker, here we go again. just last week, we were here urging our republican colleagues to help us avert a government shutdown. now, wait for it. we're back because congressional republicans refuse to pass the government funding bill since it included a provision to ensure that america pays our bills for debt already incurred on their watch under the trump administration. the brinksmanship and the last-minute head-wringing, gut-wrenching angst we are put through and that america is put through every single time when the republicans just refuse to be fiscally responsible is jaw-dropping. i urge a yes vote on this clean continuing resolution because, first and foremost, it will keep the government open through early december. it extends funding for critical education, for health, for housing and public safety programs. secondly, the bill will provide millions of americans with emergency assistance to help rebuild from recent hurricanes, wildfires, droughts and blizzards. third, afghan evacuees will receive urgen

would that continue under olaf schultz and would he stand by the u.s. as the u.s. challenges china. he had to say. >> you can rely on the continuity in this question. it is important that we understand democracies and that we see in the word it becomes more dangerous. it is important we work together even if we have conflicts in one or the other question. >> reporter: olaf scholz saying he believes democracies should work together, a soft-spoken man, of course, and then you have angela merkel's party, which came in second place. again, i was at their party headquarters last night and it was a bad move that was around there. nevertheless, they believe that possibly they could also form a coalition again with the greens, possibly with the liberal party as well. it looks as though right now in the driver's seat you have the gentleman you saw on screen organization laugh scholz, and i saw angela merkel yesterday, it really wasn't the way she wanted to leave the political stage by having a bad result like that. it was a bit sad to see yesterday. >> end of an era too. she's ruled for far

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host: where did all off schultz come from?disagreed with angela merkel during her time as chancellor? guest: he is minister of labor before. he was the mayor of hamburg. he is well known to the public. that is something he is running on it. you know me. you know what you get. i think that was one of the points he made. angela merkel made the same points a couple of years ago. you know what you get if you vote for me. he is saying the same slogan. schultz is a familiar face, a familiar figure. people know there are no surprises. he is a little boring and dull at times. we have a knack for boring politicians. host: the polls will close in about two and a half hours. tell us what election night looks like. when we know the winter? guest: -- winner. guest: the exit polls are very accurate. i think shortly after 6:00 p.m. german time we will have an understanding of who is going to be in the lead. there are a couple of unknowns. we had people casting their votes already. the impact of the last couple of weeks, it is probably not th

wasserman schultz, the chair of the veterans affairs subcommittee. >> gentlelady is recognized. ms.asserman schultz: i rise in support of iron dome supplemental appreciations act of 2022 which i was proud to help bring to the floor. the united states has long supported critical funding to help our democratic ally israel protect herself, by herself. during my trip to israel, i was privileged to spend hours with families living near the border with gaza who huddle in bomb shelters to function as schools. you can see israel's geographic vulnerability firsthand and clearly understand the urgency of securing this replenishment funding for israel's highly effective iron dome missile defense program. israel relies on the iron dome to defend her citizens against terrorist groups like hamas, islamic jihad, and has a lot. when terrorist groups fired 4500 rockets at israel in 11 days, they iron dome effectively intercepted 90% of those rockets , saving innocent israeli and palestinian lives. the system maintains regional stability by preventing dangerous escalation. for these reasons, i will c

center left social democratic candidate oh laugh schultz, who is jarm's finance minister is ahead ofet in the polls. some felt laschet was punching above his weight, trying to become german chancellor. but he also made what many germans perceived to be some unforced errors, like getting caught on camera laughing while visiting victims of massive floods in western germany. >> armin laschet made it very easy for the people who disliked it to explain why they disliked him and wouldn't vote for him. that, i think, could become a fatal effect in his election campaign. >> reporter: laschet has been trying to get his campaign on track by saying only the conservatives can ensure a strong german economy and promising strong foreign and defense policies. we saw in afghanistan that once the americans leave, we can't even secure kabul airport, and that's why i want to install a national security council within the chancellory, he said. while he hasn't managed to close the gap with olaf schultz, most polls have the race too close to call, giving hope to germany's conservatives that they may yet r

the fact is that when you're talking about these coalitions that are going to have to form, olaf schultzparty won that narrow lead he's going to have to try to get a coalition with three different -- or two other parties. one of them is going to be on the left the greens the other one is going to be on the right. there's going to be an independent. so the fact is that they're going to be spanning this entire ideological spectrum >> and molly, turning to you in london, lines of cars continue to wrap around gas stations in the uk, as they face a fuel shortage there what's going on? >> reporter: yeah, jose, or at gas stations like the one i'm at, there are no cars waiting, because there are big signs that say "no fuel." to be clear, there's not a fuel shortage in the country. there's a fuel shortage at gas stations, and it's because there's a huge shortage of truck drivers. now, jose, over the last two years, an estimated 15 to 20,000 truck drivers went back to europe the government is saying that is because of covid, it's not just brexit and they are saying that really, not to replace thos

wasserman schultz: thank you, madam speaker. madam speaker, here we go again. just last week, we were here urging our republican colleagues to help us avert a government shutdown. now, wait for it. we're back because congressional republicans refuse to pass the government funding bill since it included a provision to ensure that america pays our bills for debt already incurred on their watch under the trump administration. the brinksmanship and the last-minute head-wringing, gut-wrenching angst we are put through and that america is put through every single time when the republicans just refuse to be fiscally responsible is jaw-dropping. i urge a yes vote on this clean continuing resolution because, first and foremost, it will keep the government open through early december. it extends funding for critical education, for health, for housing and public safety programs. secondly, the bill will provide millions of americans with emergency assistance to help rebuild from recent hurricanes, wildfires, droughts and blizzards. third, afghan evacuees will receive urgen

the chancellor's name could very well be olaf schultz. they got the largest part of the vote.ier this morning and he said he believes he has a clear mandate from voters to become germany's next chancellor and to form a government. things looking pretty bad for angela merkel's party. their main candidate not manage to go get very much of the vote. in fact, record losses for the party. the conservatives, which is angela merkel's faction, believe they may be able to form a government. it looks like it will be a tuff 'n uff course. angela merkel leaving the political stage after 16 years. this was certainly not the way she would have wanted to the it. >> thank you very much. >>> more than 10,000 my grants will have to undergo immigration proceedings to determine if they can remain in the united states after being taken into custody in del rio, texas this month. many others have been sent back to hate where where they face extreme danger and an uncertain future. melissa bell joins us live from port-au-prince this morning. it is quite a polite and odyssey for these families, melissa

wasserman schultz: mr. speak er, as the member designated by mr. payne of new jersey, pursuant to house resolution 8, i inform the house that mr. payne will vote yea on the dean amendment. sphroirp does the gentleman from pennsylvania seek recognition? >> thank you, mr. speaker. as the member designated by ms. stefanik of new york, pursuant to house resolution 8, i inform the house that ms. stefanik will vote no on the dean amendment number 5. additionally, mr. speaker, as the member designated by mr. gonzalez of ohio, pursuant to house resolution 8, i inform the house that mr. gonzalez will also vote no on the dean amendment number 5. sphroirp does the gentlewoman from virginia seek recognition? >> as the member designated by mr. mceachin, pursuant to house resolution 8, i inform the house that mr. mceachin will vote yes on the dean amendment. the speaker pro tempore: on this vote, the yeas are 219. the nays are 204. the amendment is adopted. the speaker pro tempore: the amendment is adopted. pursuant to clause 8 of rule 20, the unfinished busines

during the hearing, whitman was questioned by florida democratic congressmember debbie wasserman schultz epa did have the ability to take over the site at the point they felt -- that is under presidential decision in the national contingency plan come the epa could have taken over control of the sites and the city as the lead agency if they felt the city was properly protecting their workers. they had the ability to do it and chose not to. if you are saying the law was not structured in new york to allow you to do that, then why didn't the epa take over? >> congresswoman, under epa would have under certain circumstances had the authority to take over the site. what had to be proven in order to invoke the superfund act, substantive substantial and imminent danger. the readings we were getting -- this was relative to the overall air, talking more about outside of the pile or not indicating that. we were working in fashion with new york. as far as the workers on the pile, we were tasked why osha to do -- excuse me, by fema to do the health and safety monitoring, to monitor the air. we did t

now, his name is olaf schultz and i asked him earlier today if he does become chancellor, what wouldnd especially with the united states. would germany continue to be a strong partner with the united states like it was under angela merkel especially with the biden administration now continuously challenging china. here's what he had to say. >> you can rely on the continuity in this question. it is important that we understand democracies and that we see in the world that the camp is more dangerous, it is important that we work together even if we do have conflicts and one or the other question. >> social democrat olaf schultz there who could very well be the next german chancellor vowing to remain a strong ally with the united states. however, nothing said and done, again, they haven't started negotiating about a coalition. the person from angela merkel's party, he also said that despite the fact that he got fewer votes, he wants to form a governing coalition with the green party and the democrats. right now, as things stand in the motel, in the driver's seat, you have that social de

another witness, jessica schultz, a woman who was camping in wyoming says in a tiktok video that shebi when she spotted a white van suspiciously parked for several days. >> some friends and i were camping from the 22nd to the 29th. we all independently noticed that van parked there. and i noticed it particularly because i had seen it trying to park, and also because it wasn't actually parked in a designated spot. i figured they'd get booted by the people that patrol the area. but the van was there for several days and nights and did not get booted. there was no indication that there was anybody actually at the van. >> reporter: jessica schultz declined to comment to cnn. the fbi also declined citing privacy on this report. jake, we've been here all day and we certainly are seeing quite a bit of resources coming into this reserve. the crews here are using very methodical approach, a grid system in which they're using that to use the process of elimination. while they try to find where brian laundrie is they're trying to answer at the same time where he is not. jake? >> leyla santiago

you candidate and la shirts in the western city of uk and social democrat, all of schultz also held his last event in put stam outside.

probably a love shows because macron is trying to relax the fiscal rules in the european union and schultz is not too reluctant to do it. i think what is most important is that the french don't expect a radical change. they are concerned that the coalition talks in berlin could drag on. until the next year. they need a strong german partner. france is taking on the rotating european council presidency here. macron has a lot of issues he would like to push for and he is also facing an election campaign with a presidential election to take place in france in april. he is definitely helping to have a strong german partner at his side as soon as possible. quite reporting from right outside. thank you. russians begin voting in regional elections starting on friday and they are being seen as a test of estimate led report in's popularity. the united russia party is backed by putin and holds the vast majority in all branches of government. the party had won over fit 4% of the vote. recent polls indicated support has fallen to a near historic low of about 30%. but voters have limited choice. dozens

among the co-workers, erica chung spoke to tyler schultz, another former theranos' employee turned whistle blower. we are expecting to hear from him. scott budman nbc bay area news. >>> today marks the eve of latino month. the demographic now makes up 40% of california's 40 million people. it's not just in california. latino population is growing in several states across the nation. on "nightly news," gabe gutierrez talks to members of the hispanic community say they still struggle to fit in. >> reporter: you have been here most of your life? >> yes. >> reporter: do you consider this home? >> i do for the most part. >> reporter: why not complete? >> we try hard to fit in and we do an amazing job sticking out. by getting the recognition we deserve and being included in some of the major issues that are happen right here in our community and town. i think we can make an impact and until then we'll be if in the swinging pendulum. >> that's coming up tonight at 6:30. >>> still to come, some people spent hours on it on their phones. is instagram toxic to teenage girls? the information the compa

phil: that report was produced by dw correspondent teri schultz , who joins us now. tell us how she got on. >> you can see secretary-general stoltenberg was feeling quite uncomfortable, as anyone would, when faced with so much emotion and heartbreak over the situation. in fact, he said he empathized. he said he also was disappointed, that he understood the hurt and anger and how things were turning out in afghanistan, but he said at the same time, part of his job is to explain that nato never planned to be there forever. the international forces did not plan to be there forever. while they did their best to help afghanistan turn into more of a democratic country that would treat women better, now they had to leave. >> you are still in contact with women in afghanistan. what are they telling you about life under the taliban? >> at have conversations every day with people there, and women journalists are in particular in danger. they are receiving death threats specifically to them and their families for the work they have been doing, and the women who are work -- you

all of schultz also held his last event in potsdam, outside berlin. molly's prime minister as accused france of abandoning his country as most troops repaired to leave speaking at the un chuckle, well capital, my god said he, government is justified in seeking the partners. he's referencing a private russian military contractor, malignant pensive question. does molly regret for the principle of consultation and concentration, which should be the rule between privilege partners was not observed before the french government's decision, the new situation resulting from the end of operation. but honey, which presents molly with a fait accompli and expose of it to a kind of abandonment in mid flight leads us to explore ways and means to better ensure security. independently or with other sources in yemen have told al jazeera who if he rebels, if he, the neighborhood in the marine, with a missile engine drawn, closing a number of casualties fighting has been intensifying for control of a cd, which is a government last northern strong home at least 3 people have died after a passenger train,

. >> i think schultz should win. would like to see a woman and child discharge. -- in charge. >> voters can only pick a party not a chancellor, but with only the weeks until election day, his popularity is hoping -- helping social democrats push ahead. the conservative bloc has fallen back to 20% support, an all-time low. his spd has surged and voters are planning to vote for it. the greens are in third place. >> i'm thinking about spd or left party. >> i think the best option is green. >> germany is conservative, it doesn't matter who is the candidate, it will always be them. >> i think spd and greens will be ahead. >> something lacking -- on course for the top political job. will his appeal carry his party to a win on voting day? >> brazil has been one of the countries worst affected by covid with more than half a million deaths, but it's august city sao paulo has become a -- it's against city sao paulo has become -- biggest city has become better. >> sao paulo is out doing country when it comes to vaccinations. 99

either with mister schultz, social democrats, or with mister lashes, kristian democrats. although he led his party to its worst ever defeat almond lush . it insists it can govern despite coming 2nd. it's not automatically the case that either a big party title and a party they will talk with in the, in the greens made clear yesterday that they want to talk to each other 1st, which i think is fine. but not everyone in lashes governing party is putting on a brave face to see the use. think prime minister as a suggested the party leaders should take responsibility for the defeat. no such thoughts over at social democrat headquarters. this is their 1st federal election when in almost 20 years, and soon they hope all of shots will replace angle america less chancellor. dominant cane al jazeera fooling in sudan tension is deepening between the military and civilian factions. of the transitional government. it was created under a power sharing deal to oversee the countries move to democracy, but protest to say they won't be administration dissolved, accusing the military of tryi

she said she and fellow whistleblower tyler schultz passed on concerns to elizabeth holmes but were met with angry or no responses. ms. chung will be back on the witness stand on friday as cross-examination is just getting underway. in san jose, len ramirez, kpix 5. >>> now to a busy scene in mission bay, padres in town taking on the giants at oracle and chase center is welcoming back its first full capacity crowd in 555 days. kpix 5's andria borba is there, she tells us it will take more than a ticket to get you in the door. ondrea? >> reporter: ken, those doors opened at the 6:00 tonight. fans are streaming in for the show and you will need more than a ticket to get inside. you will also need a copy of your vaccination record. >> reporter: breakout your festival where, it is time for the first concert at chase center in 500 days. the fully sold out tandem hollis show was originally scheduled for march 2020 but we all know what happened then. daniela granados from los angeles will be one of 13,000 fans inside the psych rock show. she says it feels safe. >> i feel pretty confident denni

schultz has been going around germany saying he is the true heir to merkel. think we are going to see any sort of radical shift in germany if either candidate wins. nancy: after 16 years in office, this does feel for observers like a landmark ection. what is the public mood? is there excitement around this election? tthew: there is not as much excitement as you might expect ahead of such a momentous election. i was listening to the german public radio this morning, the main morning program. they were discussing dante. i think that suggests there is a bit of fatigue with the campaign. i think a lot of germans just want to geit over with and move on. because they are looking at most likely stability in terms of policy, they are not as excited about it as many of us who are watching from the outside are. nancy: that paints a vivid picture. matthew, thank you. politico's chief correspondent. we will be bringing you live results and analysis in our german elections new spe on sunday so you can follow all the facts. join russ atkins and guests as germans vote to de

schultz is running on his reputation for being competent if, some critics say, unexciting.t poll shows the race tightening. spd is still ahead, 25%. then you've got the cdu along with the sister party, the csu. the greens could be critical there on 17% and at the moment the free market liberals are on 11. the reason all these parties matter is the next government of germany will be a coalition and there are any number of possibilities here. there are other parties on the ballot that may also be a factor. let's hear fromatthew, our chief european correspondent or politico on whether the spd could realistically take this. >> it looks realistic at the moment. as you have said, the holes have been tightening and we are well within the margin of error. for the past six to eight weeks would say, the momentum has really been with the social democrats and it doesn't look at the moment like there is any real impulse there that would propel the christian democrats forward and allow them to take this election on sunday. armand losh was this evening with angela merkel and as has been t

wasserman schultz, for five minutes. ms. wasserman schultz: thank you, mr. speaker. i rise to support the infrastructure investment in jobs act, the historic investment that will create millions of good-paying jobs and support america's future of global competitiveness. this bill will do so much to repair our ailing infrastructure and will create two million labor friendly jobs each year for a decade. florida has 408 bridges and more than 3,564 miles of highway in poor condition. through this bill, florida will receive $13 billion for federal-aid highway programs and $245 million for bridge repair. florida will also receive $2.6 billion for public transit systems and $1.2 billion for airport development. and to further help us cut down on transportation emissions, the bill will provide florida with ear nearly $200 million to support the expansion of an electric vehicle charging network. i also heard, mr. speaker, from so many municipalities throughout south florida who are struggling with obsolete water infrastructure. thankfully this bill provides florida with $1.6

each of those people on that list were investors, and henry kissinger was an investor, george schultz, sat on the board. i mean mattis was on the board. a lot of really wealthy people, fully believed and fully committed to what, you know, elizabeth holmes saying. so they're going to come and say they believed what she said, and they invested money, and then the federal prosecutors are going to show that what she was saying to them wasn't true and at the time that she said it, she knew it wasn't true, and there's the crime. and if they believe that evidence, she's going to get convicted. >> paula, thank you for your time. we're probably going to check back with you as the trial progresses. >> i hope so. thank you so much. >> you too, paula. our reporting continues at nbcbayarea.com. one of the things you can find thayer, look at the historic $135 million estate in woodside that we just mentioned, paula did, that elizabeth holmes calling home right now during this trial. find a link to the article also by clicking elizabeth holmes trial right there at the top of our home page. >>> remem

secretary of state george schultz, the grandfather. she resigned and contacted a wall street journal reporter about the problems as a last resort and out of concern for the safety of patients. >> the first impression you lay with the jury and in this case, the jury's impression from this to set the scene, took the environment for the workplace, and how they were running the tests and the equipment. i'm sure they remember. >> reporter: how is the defense responding to this witness on cross-examination? >> reporter: well, we just got a short glimpse of how that cross-examination is going to go. it seems like the defense attorney is going to try to hurt the credibility of ms. chung, because she was a very new hire. she had just been hired at a out of uc berkeley and only worked there for a few months and other people in the lab had more experience and were phd's and things like that. they might also try to paint her as a disgruntled employee, for the company. >> thank you. >> keeping an eye on a historic spacex launch. a live look at nasa

other big name on the theranos board, include henry kissinger, george schultz and larry ellison.tains her innocence. but if she is convicted, she could face up to 20 years in prison. mona? bill? >>> if you were hoping to win last night's powerball jackpot, you didn't. neither did we. no one had all six numbers, which means saturday's draw willing be worth $523 million. >>> coming up, the best city in america, for coffee. >>> also ahead, a giant moon on the run. we'll explain. ♪ thousands of women with metastatic breast cancer are living in the moment and taking ibrance. ibrance with an aromatase inhibitor is for postmenopausal women or for men with hr+, her2- metastatic breast cancer as the first hormonal based therapy. ibrance plus letrozole significantly delayed disease progression versus letrozole. ibrance may cause low white blood cell counts that may lead to serious infections. ibrance may cause severe inflammation of the lungs. both of these can lead to death. tell your doctor if you have new or worsening chest pain, cough, or trouble breathing. before taking ibrance, tell

another witness, jessica schultz, a woman who was camping in wyoming says in a tiktok video that shethe white van used by laundrie and petito suspiciously parked for several days. >> so a group of friends and i were camped from the 22nd to the 29th and in that timeframe, we all independently noticed that van parked there and i noticed it particularly because i had seen it trying to park and also because it wasn't actually parked in a designated spot. i figured they'd get booted by the people that patrol the area but the van was there for several days and nights. and it did not get booted. the weirdest part about it was was that there was no indication that there was anybody actually at the van. >> and jessica schultz declined to comment to cnn. the fbi also told us that they would not comment, citing privacy on this report. as for where the focus is on this search, we know that the fbi is digging through much of the evidence that was recovered earlier in the week from where the couple lived. and the search here at the carlton reserve continues because police tell us this is the only