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>> still riding. >> reporter: shepherd is home now, reunited with his mom, but he's still riding highad. >> sparkling cider. [ applause ] >> reporter: nikki battiste, cbs news, new york. >>> coming up on "cbs this morning," the latest on a child custody battle involving an "american idol" star. >>> plus, the fight against covid. david begnaud rides along with emergency medics in louisiana to show us the challenges they face. >>> and actor and bestselling author ethan hawke tells us about his new graphic novel "meadowlark." >>> that's the cbs news for this wednesday. thank you so much for watching. i'm tom hanson. have a great day. ♪ . >>> live from the cbs bay area

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shepherd. >> i would like to thank madame smith for the opportunity to speak, senator rounds, and other members of the subcommittee for this opportunity to talk about indian housing today. it has been an especially hard and challenging 15 months for those of us on the wahpeton reservation in south dakota. the covid pandemic hit home and we are still working on recovery today. housing has been at the forefront of the recovery efforts, providing a safe place for our members to shelter and recover and managing the many new relief programs that congress has provided to us. a large part of our recovery effort has often involved looking past the pandemic and into the long-term status of indian housing programs. both on our reservation and in the united states as a whole, the inadequate funding and other program issues that existed prior to 2020 must now be addressed to assure the long-term sustainability of indian housing. to put it more plainly, we all must understand something is wrong when the bas

their wife would be beaten, their children beaten, and they're talking to our shepherds while they'reg, you know, that they're beating me. and you could hear it. and, you know, we would just encourage them. you have to press. you have to get through. this is freedom for you. you've just got to go. you know, the courage belongs to the afghan people who endured that and made that journey and got -- and the ones that did get to the other side and those that didn't make it, and there were quite a few that didn't make it. >> scott, before i bring jason back in, as i understand, that it was -- you said that the underground railroad, harriet tubman, that was your inspiration for this? >> well, i have to say that gentleman's act that really designed this plan in very, very austere circumstances, you know, he cited that right up front. he said this is going to be an underground railroad, and that's how we're going to do it. and we had hundreds that we had to move, and what got it through was the trust between the shepherd that had known them for years, you know, thousands of miles away, and th

not shepherd again. is the long held stronghold of one of the veteran commanders in afghanistan, the rashid, dost him, he is been around for many years. at one time he joined the taliban in the 1990 s most of the time he's been fighting very strongly against them. he is the, the leader of the community in afghanistan in the provincial capital shepherd again, according to a taliban spokesman, they say they have taken control of his palace. they take say they've taken control of the police headquarters were trying to get hold of anyone in the other key building and shoved a gun, which is the governance compound and no one is answering the phone right now. we've all been looking at the south, alaska. god, but if this news is true, it may well be that the taliban and out stream be close to taking their 1st provincial capital in afghanistan in the north of afghan stone. and the place that has been the stronghold of a come on that who has fought for many years fought the taliban general. dr. moore, in fact, as

and what got it through was the trust between the shepherd that had known them for years, thousands of on the trust and the conductors on the other side that pulled them across. i can't say enough about them either. >> jason, the whole operation to get the afghans to the airport was under way when the suicide attack happened. when you heard and this attack, what went through your mind? >> i mean, we were -- you know, up to that point, we had heard there were threats. i mean, we were just hearing, hey, you have to watch out for specific locations. you have to watch out for this. watch for the threats. we talked about obviously the taliban check points. and i wonlt't get in details ho we manage to move people. because we are trying to do that. but the bottom line, it was just -- it was -- i think there's a lot of people in america who when they think of afghanistan, it's just this place, and think think it's just filled with terrorists. and that's not -- there are a lot of terrorists in afghanistan. but the reality, there are equally as many human beings, amazing people who are moms and

>> reporter: shepherd colver had dreamed of seeing the statue of liberty for 3,300 miles-- pedaling everye of them. it took 18 weeks, but he made it. what do you think of the statue of liberty right there? was it worth it? >> it was definitely worth it, yeah. it's pretty cool. >> reporter: he had convinced his dad, james, to make the trip, starting from their home in washington state, and across all of america, even though shepherd is only nine years old. are your legs tired? >> you know, i'm a kid, and i've got a lot of energy. they don't hurt as bad as my dad's do when we're done. >> reporter: ( laughs ) >> that's true. >> reporter: they started this adventure in 2019, but had to stop when shep kept getting headaches and was diagnosed with diabetes. but nothing stopped them this time. dad, how was the journey for you? >> it was a wonderful bonding experience. i feel like i invested my time as his dad really well here. >> reporter: would you rather be going back to school or still riding your bike with your dad? >> still riding. >> reporter: shepherd is home now, reunited with his mom ye

now shepherd again, is the long held stronghold of one of the veteran commanders in afghanistan, abdur, rashid, dost him? he is been around for many years. at one time he joined the taliban in the 1990 s. most of the time he's been fighting very strongly against them. he is the, the leader of the back community in afghanistan. what in the provincial capital shepherd again, according to a tell about spokesman, they say they have taken control of his palace. they take say they've taken control of the police headquarters were trying to get hold of anyone in the other key building and shoved a gun, which is the governor's compound and no one is answering the phone right now. we've all been looking at the south, laska gob, but if this news is true, it may well be that the taliban and out stream be close to taking their 1st provincial capital enough. got us don to turkey. we're at least 8 people have been killed in the wildfire across the country. opposition parties have criticized project type ones, government for lack of preparedness. now they have managed to contain nearly 205 over the pa

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the 2 year-old miniature australian shepherd was stolen outside the north santa cruz avenue safely on friday afternoon kron four's michelle kingston has the details in that. >> everybody knows my dog. and the 2 he's kind of a regular in town. this is bowie it. 2 year-old miniature australian shepherd his owner tied them up outside the north, santa cruz avenue safeway in los gatos on friday afternoon and within minutes, he was stolen i think it's just a few minutes. i was in there mask or something. it was very brief. this is surveillance video showing the woman suspected of stealing bowie, walking toward him with a big dark bag. >> then walking away with him on leash before pulling out of the parking lot and this older model black mercedes-benz ml suv. the suspect is described as a middle aged woman with long reddish hair. somebody knows something. >> and that's my feeling is set. you know, somebody knows the woman or the vehicle or something. any leads that we can get would be great. bowie weighs about 15 pounds. he's gray and white with one blue eye and one half blue and half brown.

bowie, a two year old toy, australian shepherd, £15, blue, merle, blue and brown eyes.are often seen around town together, everybody who is a local at every coffee shop and every restaurant knows john and they know his dogs. john doesn't think the woman was trying to help the dog because bowie hasn't been returned. he worries bowie, who is microchipped was taken to be resold. please bring him back. uh we miss him. police described the car as a older mercedes benz ml suv. the owner is considering a reward. and moscato some azenith smith ktvu fox two news. house party in sunnyvale ends with one person dead coming up the latest on what may have led to the gunfire, and we'll show you what we found on a zip trip to the peninsula and temperatures on the rise around here this week week will be marked with warming temperatures each day as we head towards the end killn sunnyvale. it happened at a rented home and now investigators need help finding out what happened. ktvu is james tors tells us that police are now asking neighbors for any security video they may have investigator

we would have shepherds that were on the line. literally, they were listening to the taliban scream and beat people. shoot. we had instances where the taliban would shoot and cause stampedes. we had an incident where one of our family's 6-year-old girl was almost killed. one of the families that i was trying to shepherd out, a daughter almost drowned. they were moving off a canal with water in it. i mean, these are things, it's just not american what's happening. i think for those of us within task force pineapple, america has taken care of the people who have taken care of us. that's what we will try to do in this situation and continue to do so. >> it's a fascinating story, jason redman, thank you for being here. >> michael, my honor. >> tweet me @smerconish and go to the facebook page. i'll read throughout the course of the program. kathryn, what do we have, in the world of youtube, operation pineapple should get nobel peace prize. eric swenson, i wonder what it is, is it wink and nod kind of stuff or disruptive? i want to know

. >> plus, the emotional plea from one bay area pet owner after his miniature australian shepherd is stolen. and that fog is creeping back on shore tonight. what does that mean for the week ahead. your forecast is coming up next. >> una tonight, a los gatos man is pleading for the public's help to help find his dog. this little dog named bo and the 2 year-old miniature australian shepherd was stolen from outside the north santa cruz avenue safeway store on friday. kron four's. michelle kingston has details. >> now everybody knows by dogs. and the 2, he's kind of a regular in town. this is bowie it. 2 year-old miniature australian shepherd his owner tie them up outside the north, santa cruz avenue safeway in los gatos on friday afternoon and within minutes, he was stolen it. i think it's just a few minutes. i was in very minutes or something. it was very brief. this is surveillance video showing the woman suspected of stealing bowie, walking toward him with a big dark bag. >> then walking away with him on leash before pulling out of the parking lot and this older model black mercedes-

the paralympics get underway tomorrow in tokyo, and chesterfield's jack shepherd is favourite to win4—year—old jack is the world number one, but he says his success is down to playing like the underdog. sally hurst has been talking to him at his training base in sheffield. when you work for it for over ten years now, it's just such a proud feeling to be going and it's like the dream's come true. whenjack shepherd first picked up a badminton racket at the age of ten, the sport was not even on the paralympic programme. but he fell in love with it instantly. it's just like the speed, the style of the shots, it were a sport, that is, when i was younger, at school, i could... because it was technique—based, i could play against average height people as well as people like myself, so it was quite inclusive and yeah, ijust really liked the sport. a major setback at 1a, when a corrective surgery on his legs took him out of the sport for nine months, only strengthened his resolve. i'd run up and down the sports hall, we'd do speed ladders, hurdles, just trying to lose some of the weight that

. >> they got to pet a 12-week-old german shepherd puppy. >> this gives in-flight enrtainment a whole. it's live with kelly and ryan! today, award winning actress and recording artist jennifer hudson. and chef eric ripert is cooking in the studio kitchen as we continue live's back in business restaurant food made easy week. plus, we'll meet a new york teen who has fought cancer, and now is helping others still fighting. also, ali wentworth returns for another day of co-hosting, all next on live. and now here are ryan seacrest and ali wentworth. -hey, ali wentworth. -hi, ryan seacrest. morning, welcome back. oh my god, do you know what i just thought of? 'cause george always gets up at 2:30 and goes to work? yeah? um, you're like the only man i've seen in the morning in so long! and you keep coming back for more. i know, and you don't take all the covers, i love it.

well, the shepherd, the president, is fond of quoting in these days from the scriptures. his favorite seems to be first isaiah, the 18th verse, come, let us reason together. now, that has a sort of a warm and cozy sound, doesn't it? but let your eyes stray down a line or two into the next verses, the lines that are not quoted allowed. if you refuse, you shall be devoured with the sword. [ applause ] freedom -- freedom is very fragile. we have only known a few moments of it in all man's history and most of those moments have taken place here in this land, under this constitutional system and under our economic system of free enterprise, but freedom is also indivisible. it isn't spelled with an "s." you can't elect to be partly free and partly slaved. you are free or you are not free. if we ever decide we need a new declaration of independence i hope we will keep one line from the old, he has sent hither swarms of officers to harass our people and eat out their substance. today for every 10,000 of us it only takes 12 doctors to keep us well and healthy. it only takes 40 mec

reggie: if it does not, you go get the big german shepherd.f you are in california, a black bear. put a bear on there. do you think that woodstock would be up to coming in? reggie: he has been asking for more screen time. mike: what is the hold up? reggie: put it out there in the universe, mike. [laughter] mike: let's talk about the weather. if you are walking the dog today, the pavement is going to be pretty hot. try to walk him around that or keep him on cooler surfaces. some haze in the air like we had yesterday. this will be a main stay with us the next couple we have some monsoon moisture coming in late this afternoon. it is some mid and upper level cloudiness. it is going to bring us even milder conditions tonight. the heat will finally ease monday. we have several more days of these above average temperatures. it will bring the hottest temperatures up near oregon and washington. this is just enough to pull -- look at that -- the heat and monsoon moisture. we will see what it does to our temperatures. 81, sunnyvale. 82, palo alto. 80, sa

the past 20 years, we are now trusting them to secure the outside of the airport in kabul and to shepherdto safety. >> it really is. you know it is the latest trend in this administration's telegraphing of our plans. first they shut down and we need to get to the bottom of that in there needs to be accountability. we need the answers. right now the most important think we get every single american out safely and that we do that without arbitrary day of august 31st, bipartisan outcry to make sure that we complete that mission. and president biden right now to make a decision to reverse course to complete the mission. but just to think that we are going to give our security needs to the taliban is just unbelievable. >> trace: you mentioned president biden and i want to play sound from thursday's news conference where he talked about this list, watch. >> i can't tell you with any certitude that there has actually been a list of names. there may have been, but i know of no circumstances. and it may not exist, 12 people coming through and let them through. that could have a very well happen to

them onto the plains _ and trying to shepherd them onto the plains while trying to defend themselvesefighting from the taliban which doesn't seem like a scenario— taliban which doesn't seem like a scenario that one would want to go to. scenario that one would want to go to times_ scenario that one would want to go to times is— scenario that one would want to go to. times is interesting because there _ to. times is interesting because there is— to. times is interesting because there is some numbers as well saying that 7000 _ there is some numbers as well saying that 7000 people have been moved out of afghanistan on raf planes and 4000 _ of afghanistan on raf planes and 4000 british and others support staff that think they will get out by the _ staff that think they will get out by the deadline building some of the 2000 _ by the deadline building some of the 2000 people that they would like to -et 2000 people that they would like to get out _ 2000 people that they would like to get out and may not be able to and that's a _ get out and may not be able to and that's a huge? what will hap

this culture -- tim cook has shepherded the culture that jobs built. >> to follow up on that, gene, is what tim cook has created transferable >> i think everything is transferable that was the narrative when steve jobs left, that this could not be transferable and here we are. i think it is. i think those conversations i'm sure are going on inside of apple. what's most important is steve jobs had -- with the focus of the products, there are other major areas that apple can get into which i'm sure are the discussion, the hot points for any future leader of apple. >> we're watching the market cap approach nearly $2.5 trillion for apple. the question isn't so much tim cook has done so well, how can he keep doing better it's how big can this company literally get. >> yeah, that's right. 2.5 trillion sounds like a lot now. think of where they were ten years ago when he took over, about $340 billion when he took over that's massive growth, all because tim cook took the ball from steve jobs and said let's grow this into a booming business to your question, kelly, what happens after the iph

and, of course, with everything housing, amy always works hard and shepherds and brings her brilliance and experience into making this legislation work. so as always, amy, thank you so much for your incredible work on this. next, with supervisor melgar, my partner in all things, i'm sure supervisor chan will sign on as well. we are getting to the preliminary recommendations from the incredible s.f. rise work group that has been meeting for many, many months to develop a plan to address distance learning and increased in schools. we heard from the colleagues, supervisor stefani about the number of students who have fled our public system and the amount of money that will be lost as a result. including other major impacts. we have to reverse that. that reality. as well as enhance enrichment activities like arts and sports. the working group is charged with creating this plan and is made up from representatives from the superintendent, the educators unions working in sfusd schools, children and families and experts in the field of child health, philanthropy and out of school academic supp

i'm shepherd smith this is the news on cnbc president biden sticks to his deadline >> we are currently on a pace to finish by august the 31st. >> critics pounce and hope fades for afghans, families trying to get out, forced to wait in raw sewage tonight, rare reporting from outside the airport walls. >>> covid and kids, cases and hospitalizations on the rise schools disrupted and now another threat 34making the situation worse. >>> snshg's first woman governor >> i want people to believe in their governor again >> the challenge she inherits on day one. >> as her disgraced predecessor loses his emmy award >>> and digital dunkirk, the group using satellite images to help allies escape the taliban >>> a full movie blitz by netflix and selling gangster history. al capone's personal auction >> live from cnbc, the facts the truth. the news with shepherd smith >>> good evening the deadline stands. president biden says the u.s. is on track to finish vehicleses from kabul in just one week, but he says it all depends on the taliban. >> the completion by august 31st depends upon the taliban conti

this australian shepherd was tied up in front of a safeway store on north santa cruz avenue when a woman snatched him. police say the surveillance image shows her driving away with the dog in a black mercedes benz suv. bowie is about 15 pounds with white and gray fur. >>> stunning new pictures of the aftermath of a deadly dui crash in san leandro. fire crews rushed to the scene of the solo vehicle crash on th off ramp. a nissan was found crushed and on its left side, the passenger did not survive but the fire crews rescue the injured driver. >>> $1 trillion infrastructure bill cleared a major hurdle in the senate today with a 67-27 vote at advanced in the senate and is off to a showdown with progressive democrats and the house. it includes about a half trillion dollars in spending above what congress was already planning to approve over the next eight years. if the bill passes, states are already eyeing the taxpayer money they can get including 25 billion for california highways, half 1 billion for bridges in texas and 360 million for public transportation in hawaii. >> there are both go

like no single shepherd can prevent that from happening because from his vantage point it's always to his advantage to bring his own sheep to the comments. this is where we end up in the exact same place, how to reconcile the fact we have sites, we have democracy, we have progress, the fact we are not -- highly biased primates. we have developed rules of the game that allow us -- as with regulations that solve the tragedy of the commons, like permits and carbon pricing, depending on source of the carbon but norms such as peer review, separation of powers, adversarial proceedings and court system, fact checking, journalism, all the things both of us coincidentally bring up. the relevance of principles such as the day zero even acknowledging your point that reality has to be socially discovered is that we are both written about this as well. there can be pathologies in social networks. you talk about networks that have negative as opposed to positive. they can be extraordinary popular delusions. we fed crowds and witchhunts and cases where the crowd can be more stupid than the individua

ida expected to be a category 4 monster when it slams into the gulf south i'm shepherd smith this ishe news on cnbc >> specific, credible, imminent threats in afghanistan president biden warned of a likely second terror attack with just four days left to evacuate. >>> hurricane watch. ida strengthening in the gulf. the forecast models predicting landfall near new orleans on the anniversary of katrina. >>> a ride along with frontline workers. ambulance crews forced to wait hours with sick covid patients >> three hours, 3.5 hours. we've had them up to 4.5 hours. >> an up-close look at the strain on our nation's hospitals with. >> they don't have any beds. >>> treating the wounded after yesterday's deadly suicide bombing, the american air base taking in refugees and treating injured u.s. soldiers. >>> millions at risk of being evicted. a push to reveal secret space weapons. murder hornets be ware you can fly but you can't hide >> announcer: live from cnbc, the facts, the truth, the news with shepherd smith. >>> good evening 16 years to the day after hurricane katrina, hurricane ida is t

president biden signing it while paying tribute to them, several of the lawmakers who helped shepherdt through congress and you can see them greeting some of the families of the lawmakers, and another person who stood out, of course, was the new capitol police chief. he was there standing behind the vice president, and that has been a big aspect of this as well as the leadership with the capitol police and the absence that some officers felt that there was previously and that was just an added dynamic to this rose garden event today. >> well, it was indeed very, very moving and it was another important line, kaitlan that we heard. we cannot allow history to be rewritten. the president clearly angry, the vice president angry that there are some, some of his political opponents who are trying to protect what happened on january 6th, simply some sort of protest. >> and one of those people is the person who used to occupy the office that biden occupies now, and that's former president trump who has been record saying at certain closed-door events that he believed it was not a riot that da

it was recorded about 6:00 off shepherd canyon road.ce the silver bolt struck the man and quickly drove away. investigators want any information on this case if you know any. the man is remarkably okay. the driver was mad because the man and his group told him to slow down. >> wow. >>> we're beginning to learn more about a jogger found dead. there are no signs of foul play in the death of phillip kreycik. he was not attacked by an animal. the 37-year-old father of two went for a run in the pleasanton ridge regional park on july 10th and never came home. hundreds of officials and volunteers searched for him for weeks. kreycik's body was found in the park august 3rd. >>> help needed from big tech to local restaurants to home improvement, businesses can't find enough workers to fill open jobs. right now it's an employees' market where jobs are plentiful. some businesses are struggling to stay open. scott budman has more. >> reporter: it's a problem being felt all over here in the bay area by businesses big and small. because they say busin

first tom lamas is live with us. >> that's right, shepherd. we have seen so much from simone biles. here in tokyo she's going to show us something we've never seen before. she's shown us a lot of courage and competing and putting her stamp on competition tonight this will be the balance beam. the big question is what will the routine look like? from what we understand from what mckaila skinner said, she won't have so many twists. it won't be as difficult of a routine from what we would expect from simone biles she's a six-time olympic medal winner i'm sure it will be incredible all of this coming as we had a wonderful and incredible night of gymnastics with jade carry winning the gold medal very competitive field and she nailed her routine absolutely perfectly. every flip, every turn it was just amazing. her dad is her coach so they were able to share that moment together she actually gave her gold medal to her dad at one point while she was taking photos. suni lee, she's won every single medal. a gold, a silver and over the weekend she won the bronze in the uneven bars. we'll see h

the idea comes from the famous parable where the incentive of every shepherd wants to bring their sheep to the commons. no single shepherd can prevent that from happening because from his vantage point it's always his advantage to bring his own sheep on to the commons. this is where we end up in the exact same place. how do we reconcile the fact that we have science, we have democracy, we have progress, with the fact that we are, you know, not too bright primates and highly biased primates? well, we have developed rules of the game that allow us to, you know, as with regulations that solve the commons, like, you know, how many fish you can catch and [inaudible] depending on what resource we're talking about. in the case of commons, norms such as peer review, separation of powers, adversarial proceedings in the court system, fact checking and editing in journalism, all the things that both of us coincidentally bring out. i think there's a relevance of principles, such as, base rule, even acknowledging your point that reality has to be socially discovered. we have both written about this

bowie a two year old toy, australian shepherd, £15, blue, merle, blue and brown eyes, they're often seenaround town together, everybody who is a local at every coffee shop and every restaurant knows john, and they know his dogs. john doesn't think the woman was trying to help the dog because bowie hasn't been returned. he worries bully who is microchipped was taken to be resold. please bring him back. uh we miss him if the person is afraid to bring him back, i don't really want to press charges at this time, and police described the car as a mercedes bands. m l s u v they're working on retrieving a license plate. the owner has taken a social media and created a website called to find bowie dot com. he's also considering. award, frank. well let's just hope that someone saw something and that someone comes forward and says something as a smith live for us tonight in los cotto's hasn't thank you. police are searching for a gunman tonight after a deadly shooting at a house party in sonny bill over the weekend. it happened at a rented home and now investigators need help in finding out what h

and kate shepherd was shot too, she was 66, she was injured at the scene.r, and this is a number for anyone with really specific information regarding the incident and this isoi75 248 7880. and just to regarding the incident and this is0175 248 7880. and just to repeat if you are just tuning in, is0175 248 7880. and just to repeat if you arejust tuning in, the 22—year—old gunman in plymouth who killed five people yesterday, before turning the gun on himself killed first of all his own mum, before going on to shoot four other people. the united states is facing some of the worst forest fires in its history, with some of the blazes visible from space. but the haze of smoke hanging over parts of the country means it's hard to spot exactly where the fires are burning on the ground. now aerial teams are using infra—red technology which allows them to pinpoint where forests have caught alight — and pass the information to firefighters. james clayton has joined one team flying over washington state. this is the dixie fire in northern california. it has been blazin

the 2 year-old miniature australian shepherd was stolen outside of the north, santa cruz avenue.eway on friday afternoon kron four's michelle kingston has the story. >> now everybody knows by dogs. and the 2, he's kind of a regular in town. this is bowie it. 2 year-old miniature australian shepherd his owner tie them up outside the north, santa cruz avenue safeway in los gatos on friday afternoon and within minutes, he was stolen. >> you know, i think it's just a few minutes. i was in mary minutes or something. it was very brief. >> this is surveillance video showing the woman suspected of stealing bowie, walking toward him with a big dark bag, then walking away with him on leash before pulling out of the parking lot and this older model black mercedes-benz ml suv. the suspect is described as a middle aged woman with long reddish hair. somebody knows something. >> and that's my feeling is that. you know, somebody knows the woman or the vehicle or something. any leads that we can get would be great. bowie weighs about 15 pounds. he's gray and white with one blue eye and one half b

it's a 2 year-old miniature australian shepherd. it was stolen outside the north santa cruz avenue safeway. >> a friday afternoon. kron four's michelle kingston has the details. >> now everybody knows my dog. and the 2 he's kind of a regular in town. this is bowie it. 2 year-old miniature australian shepherd his owner tied them up outside the north, santa cruz avenue safeway in los gatos on friday afternoon and within minutes, he was stolen it. i think it's just a few minutes. i was in mary minutes or something. it was very brief. this is surveillance video showing the woman suspected of stealing bowie, walking toward him with the big dark bag. >> then walking away with him on leash before pulling out of the parking lot and this older model black mercedes-benz ml suv. the suspect is described as a middle aged woman with long reddish hair. somebody knows something. >> and that's my feeling is set. you know, somebody knows the woman or the vehicle or something. any leads that we can get would be great. bowie weighs about 15 pounds. he

this video was recorded last night about 6:00 in the oakland hills off shepherd canyon road. once they struck the man, he or she quickly drove away. witnesses say the driver was mad because the group told him or her to slow down. well, help wanted and desperately needed. more job openings now than at any other time in history. more than 10 million jobs are open for the fergs time in history. here in the bay area, for example, businesses, they're up and coming, they're up and running and back. but the restaurant had to cut back hours. because they couldn't find enough employees to staff the restaurant. >> a lot of our students, you know, that are going back to college as of this month, we're now looking and reaching out and trying to do candidates. we're even doing a 500 dollars hiring bonus. >> getting back to something resembling normal, some will return to work as more young people return tole skoo. also, extra unemployment benefits will run out, bringing people back to work. >>> still to come, our planet is heating up. a new blistering report spells out the irreversible da

this is bowie it. 2 year-old miniature australian shepherd his owner tied them up outside the north,santa cruz avenue safeway in los gatos on friday afternoon and within minutes, he was stolen it. i think it's just a few minutes. i was in mary something it was very brief. this is surveillance video showing the woman suspected of stealing bowie, walking toward him with a big dark bag. >> then walking away with him on leash before pulling out of the parking lot and this older model black mercedes-benz ml suv. the suspect is described as a middle aged woman with long reddish hair. somebody knows something. >> and that's my feeling is set. you know, somebody knows the woman or the vehicle or something. any leads that we can get would be great. bowie weighs about 15 pounds. he's gray and white with one blue eye and one half blue and half brown. i he was wearing a blue collar at the time he was taken. his owner says he is microchipped. >> he misses his friendly personality and their daily walks and has this message for the person who stole him, please bring him back. >> you know, he's my c

it comes of course from the famous parable of the town commons where the incentive of every shepherd is to bring his sheep to graze on the town's commons, more grass for his sheep. unfortunately, if they all do it, the sheep will graze the commons faster than it will grow back, then all the sheep starve. no single shepherd can prevent that from happening because from his vantage point, it is always his advantage to bring his own sheep on to the commons. i mean, this is where we end up in the exact same place. how do we reconcile that we have science, we have democracy, we have progress with the fact that we are, you know, not too bright primates and highly biased primates? well, we have developed rules of the game that allow us to, you know, as with regulations, like with how many fish you can catch, depending on what resource we're talking about, but in the case of commons, norms such as peer review, separation of powers, adversarial proceedings in the court system, fact checking and editing in journal, all of the things that both of us coincidentally bring up. i think the relevance

. >>> elsewhere in turkey, where one shepherd isn't getting around when it comes to keeping goats lookinge're talking about goats this time. >> not simone biles. >> he has showed clips of his livestock's hair styles over social media. >> he has transformed the goats into works of art in just a matter of minutes. this looks like it takes hours. >> it looks like it takes hours. and it looks like the videos that barbers make after their client's hair is done. with skills like that, one person may be forgiven for saying he is a bit of a g.o.a.t. himself. >> does the goat come in and say which style they want. >> and get to the clippers. >>> to a scene out of bikini bottom captured during a deep sea diving expedition. in the atlantic. >> the national oceanic and atmospheric administration showed this video of a sponge and a starfish saying, a real-life spongebob and patrick. >> that's a reference to spongebob squarepants. >> noticeably missing, squidward. >> and sandy. where is the squirrel? >>> right now on "america this morning," the summer surge accelerating. daily covid cases in the u.s. n

if you see this kind of thing across the pasture, the shepherds will not be happy. >> for their part,spent the night far from the pastors and animals. >> how was the night? >> it was a little difficult with the rain but we wake up to this in the moment -- the morning and it is priceless. we areeally ve lucky. for them, camping is just part of the experience. from here, they are running 35 kilometers along a mountain trail. q/9,x,x=÷=÷ñ 08/18/21 08/18/21 [captioning made possible by democracy now!] amy: from new york, this is democracy now! >> government offices will be activated soon and all employees, including women, will return to work and work in areas permitted by sharia law. amy: the taliban holds its first news conference since seizing control of afghanistan, about to form an inclusive government. thousands of af

lawyer, the title of margolin's biography refers literally to the new deal legislation that she shepherded through the courts. but it also refers to the fairness of margolin's own career, the obstacles she faced as a woman, a jewish woman, the opportunities that influential supporters afforded her, her use of her feminine charm, and her passionate personal life, the one you will need to read about in the book. for many the title also represents the challenge i have imposed on myself in doing justice in telling bessie's remarkable story. i hope i have succeeded. i think bessie would be particularly pleased to know that the supreme court historical society invited me to share her story. the court was a very special place for her. here she is pictured in 1991 with her niece charlotte margolin dressed up and on their way to the historical society's gala dinner that evening. as for the book, i think she would also be happy to know that her biography has received a fair share of positive published reviews. i'm sure none of them would please her as much as this unpublished and hand-written review

the open hills neighborhood off shepherd canyon road. police say the silver chevy bolt did eventually hit the man after trying a few times and then the driver drove away. the victim, werld, is okay. the driver was mad because the man had told him to slow down. >>> the clock is ticking toward the recall mexico could remove governor newsom. the ballots have been mailed out. a look at the election process which can be could be fusing. the ballot has two questions, first whether to recall newsom, the second, who should replace him if he is removed. newsom folks never even considered the question. >> focus on me and all the things i've done to help the state get through covid. they think that they'll be stronger and people will think less about the other side. >> the real ballot will be mailed out closer to the election. that is set for september 14th. look at the nation's capitol. the senate is getting ready to vote on the infrastructure bill. it come after heated negotiations over the bill. it is expected to pass the senate. then it is uncl