taylor: they will. hopefully they will continue to fight and hopefully they will phase out the funding. that seems to be the direction. chuck: how is any ending to the were not put ukraine in the eu at a minimum level? fmr. amb. taylor: i think it has to. there are commitments from a lot of that you, including the -- the eu, including the leadership, that ukraine's application for e.u. membership will be fast tracked. they have already begun that process. on nato, that's an interesting question. how does europe avoid going to war again? after this war settles down somehow, whether ukrainians win which is still possible or they have the free ukraine we talked about the develops while they still have claim to anything they don't control. how do we be sure? how do europeans ensure that ukraine is not invaded again for that george is not invaded again? what is the security structure in europe? there may have to be guarantees. the best guarantee is what you asked about. nato membership. chuck: pretty obvious

taylor: very interesting. i'm curious when you're thinking about management, the exit of the amazon worldwide consumer ceo. are you thinking about andy jaffe coming in, shaking up the c-suite areas, the impact that may have? michael: if you had to pick one area of amazon that is not doing poorly, it's that. i would say the consumer has been great. they are great on everything they do on the revenue side. where they are out of control is the expense side. to be honest i don't think it is dave clark's or anybody else's fault, i think it is jeff bezo'' and andy jaffe's fault because they have scuffed projects they will not talk about and projects that will not pay off in 10 or 20 years. i think amazon's self-service stores is a ridiculously stupid idea. we don't shop at amazon when we can drive to a store. not having to deal with a clerk at checkout is not the reason i shop at amazon. i think these guys have a lot of spending cuts to make. i don't think dave clark was the guy to make those cuts. andy should be mu

and picked taylor up from school.because, okay, we got friday, you know, daddy's still at work. what would you like to do? he said he wanted to have a picnic on the beach. >> it was to be my weekend with taylor. laura from my understanding, was going to pick him up. >> i had sole custody. he got him every other weekend. >> normally under their divorce agreement, david would pick up taylor on saturday mornings. but in this particular occasion, kelly agreed to allow him to pick up taylor on a friday. >> he wasn't supposed to have him that day. but i started thinking, taylor would be upset with me if he knew his dad wanted to pick him up. so, i agreed that he could have him that friday. >> so, laura picked him up from school. they would, you know, maybe stop to get one of their regular fruit smoothie drinks, and you know, head to the house. >> he likes to try different ones all the time, so he tried some blueberry, i think it was. and he wanted chicken nuggets. so we got the chicken nuggets. and we cruised on home. and i

when lee goes to the south atlantic coast taylor's with him taylor is of course with him throughout all the campaigns of the army in northern virginia again, he's there for all but three weeks and the people at large especially after the war is over and you get the formation of the ucb and these people who are hungry to know more about their former chief. they're looking to walter taylor they want to know, you know, they're jealous of him. basically, you know you had access to this man that the rest of us can only dream about, you know, please tell us what it was like so taylor was often requested as we're marshall and some of the other staff to come speak at ucv meetings and reunions and whatnot taylor. very popular speaker whenever there was a reunion held in norfolk. it was usually reunion of mahone's brigade, but taylor was a very popular speaker because of the insight that he could offer about lee. and so when his first book comes out in 1877 called four years of lee people were looking forward to this thing. they couldn't wait to read it. and then they open it and it's nothing but

for people not from here, who are the taylors of taylor energy?mcshane: this is a family which has built its reputation as a benevolent community corporate citizen of the highest order. >> wertheim: pat mcshane is a prominent louisiana maritime lawyer, whose clients include timmy couvillion. he says that in new orleans society, the taylors are known for their educational philanthropy. >> pat taylor: how you doing, man? i'm pat taylor. nice seeing you. how ya'll been? >> wertheim: in 1989, "60 minutes" reported on the taylors' generosity. when the spill occurred, locals assumed the taylors would clean it up. >> mcshane: taylor has been tasked under the federal oil pollution act with the responsibility for containing the oil and coming up with a permanent solution. and during that time, they worked hand and glove with the united states government. >> wertheim: the u.s. government makes money-- billions, in fact, leasing offshore oil rights. so, when there is an oil spill, the government has ultimate authority. but we were surprised to learn how much

taylor: i'm taylor riggs. really wild today for the markets as we kick off at this hour, pushing forward to the closing bell. trying to stay -- trying to hang onto session highs. it is fully green on the screen. technology, which is interesting given some of the individual tech stocks you are going to be looking at. the key outperformer is on the day, i'm looking at a 10 year yield continuing to rise for a third straight session. and this is interesting. we are looking at some of the dollar weakness. long-term trendline has been massive dollar strength. certainly a factor microsoft is exciting in the reduced outlook going forward. -- is citing in reduced outlook on forward. jon: i be of this -- obviously this week there was encouraging news from salesforce. that stock continues to rally today. shopper five, hit by one of these hard-hit canadian stocks, bouncing back to a certain degree. we still have some reality checks. the supply chain hiccups are hurting hewlett-packard enterprise, and the profit was at mic

at least for taylor is complicated.you as a person. but what it will do is it will turn into a scar. and it will heal. >> reporter: that healing for taylor continues. moving forward, touring again, laughing, living, and creating again. 12 years after her first album her love of music and performing is as strong as ever. >> it feels so good to be here! >> reporter: yes, she has a few more of those scars. she describes scars that are now just part of who she is. coming full circle, writing about love now for a song two members of soundgarden helped record. ♪ only love, love, love ♪ ♪ can save me now ♪ and if you or anyone you know is struggling like taylor has, it is so important to hear her say this. after she described going to hell and back. >> there is light at the end of the tunnel. it does get better. just wait it out. baby steps. and you will get to the other side. and that's a wonderful thing. >> our thanks to phil. we'll be right back. meet febreze's miracle spray. febreze fabric refresher. i literally use this e

taylor: i'm taylor riggs. what a volatile day. hearing from fed chair jay powell time -- trying to find some stability to the markets. volatility is lower on the s&p 500 3755. technology continues to be the big outperformer as the risk on classic safe haven of the pandemic, those are some questions i have. you had a five-year tips auction, one of the highest yielding since april 2019 coming into this print. that happened about 30 minutes ago or so. you are catching a little bit in that. take a look at nominal. the 10 year yield falling another 10 basis points to 305. we have been down 3% to 3.5% as we try to find our footing for what i hawkish federal reserve means for some bond yields. jon: stock specific story. you talked about the marginal tech outperformance. that helps when analysts have something positive to say about your business. we have seen that with a name hard-hit like snowflake out almost 9% today. a host of earnings related stories. on one hand, you see a positive reaction to the homebuilder kb home after its quarte

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now she's opening up to abc's phil lipof about her path to healing. >> reporter: now 28, taylor beganin front of the camera shortly after she learned to walk. >> my mom's a good cook. >> this is how you make shake 'n bake. >> reporter: her big break at the age of 5. adorable cindy lou who in "how the grinch stole christmas" starring right alongside jim carrey. then years later, an even bigger break, landing the role of jenny humphrey on the cw teen drama "gossip girl." >> i don't think i need you as my mentor anymore. >> reporter: just a teen herself at a time, fame came fast and wasn't always fun. so when she was old enough, taylor took control of her life and went from teen star to teen rock star. no more acting. ♪ don't care what happens when i die ♪ ♪ as long as i'm alive ♪ >> reporter: death a common theme through much of her music, and it was death that stopped the rock powerhouse in her tracks. ♪ on tour with soundgarden at the peak of her career. >> rocker chris cornell died last night while on tour in detroit. >> his representatives say cornell's death was sudden and unexpect

>> zachary taylor. >> yeah, taylor, the one who said he never do in 1 million years.but, polk doesn't know this, yet here's a challenge for polk, everything he sees, he sees everything through a political lens, which means that he wants them to be victorious, but really really victorious, they might -- that kind of fame. he wants them to do the job, he actually tries to undercut them in the field. the way the volunteer army works, this war is gonna be fought by the regular army, which is quite small, but in large during the war. the professional army. volunteers, who are drawn from new volunteer companies or statement to companies governors of the states of those militias and volunteer units choose the colonel to go over the regiment. the men elect their own captain. all the way up to colonel, the states determine rank in the volunteer part of the army. s wrong. which means if you're governor as a whip, guess what your colonel is gonna be? you have two choices, one is wrong. he's going to be whig, if he's a democrat, you can have a democratic colonel. polk appointed 1

exactly taylor. yeah taylor the one who say never do it in a million years and so but polk doesn't know this yet. so here's the challenge for paul everything. he sees he sees everything through a political lens, which means he wants him to be victorious. but if it really really victorious then they might use that the way jackson had used that kind of fame from the battlefield to get elected president. so he wants them to do the job and then he's he actually tries to undercut them in the field the way the volunteer army worked. is this our this war is going to be fought by the regular army, which is quite small, but in large during the war the professional army and then volunteers who are drawn from new volunteer companies or state militia companies. governors of the states of those malicious and volunteer units choose the kernel to go over the regiment the men elect their own captain. so all the way up through colonel the states determine rank in the volunteer part of the army. which means if your go

taylor: a second day of losses.ech is the underperformer today relative to the s&p 500, but as you can see, another sort of red on the screen kind of day. crew markets going to be another focus on this program, still holding at about $121 a barrel. the 30 year yield, we had an auction just about 30 minutes ago, so we are coming off of a weaker tenure auction, so certainly yields continue to be in focus for us here. jon: and we want to get to a developing story. state street just putting out a statement saying that they have no plans to acquire credit suisse or do any kind of is this combination. we are seeing some reaction in those stocks intraday after a swiss blog sparked some big questions about whether that might happen. state street saying they typically don't make comments on rumors, but in this case they made an exception. china is in focus as well. production levels for tesla encouraging investors today, but obviously with the uncertainty around future lockdowns, energy not having a big move today. stocks at

>> taylor: off.f-- not ready to go to work, you know, kind of wanting to take the day off, you know, sick. >> pelley: then, about five weeks later, taylor says it happened again. >> taylor: next day, feeling off-balance, feeling just out of it-- again, those sort of concussion-like symptoms you would have from, you know, getting knocked pretty hard in a sport. and that incident stood out to me, because i was actually just getting ready to leave to go to israel on a congressional delegation. we were going to meet the israeli prime minister, benjamin netanyahu, have some sensitive conversations with the israelis on important cybersecurity issues. and i remember because i got to the airplane at andrews air force base to take off and thought, "i'm already nauseous. i don't know if i can do this flight." >> pelley: both miles taylor and olivia troye became critics of the trump administration, but they told us that has nothing to do with what they see as a potential threat to national security. taylor says

this foreign car elena taylor burned down, at the end of may, there is still a pungent smell of harryd the already developed scenario on the hood next to the wipers put a bottle of gasoline there was a rope inside. she worked like a wick. here's what's left of the lexus that suffered the most. salon instead of sitting. now the frame, and on it the melted parts of a foreign car on this pyromaniac fuse, has not dried up. she burned the bathhouse of marat issyakaev. here is such an emergency happened for 20 years, bathing him, and then she coveted and the lawyer shows the afterbirth at home . after the second tey lorus oteja, she lit a fire. now all three floors are covered. and in the end, it was all like some kind of adventure, she came and left and laughed like that. and in the end like this i came here to hunt cars, houses, people. deal with a brother, let's find. you’re something like her from uralmash, she says, brothers, we’ll do something, we’ll break our brother, we’ll kill him, because i don’t want him to live elena taylor herself - this, of course, denies some fact that she pl

taylor: big conversations we are having. coming, president biden is set to speak soon from the port of los angeles. set to hit on the inflation reports and the supply chain snags and the persistent challenges that have not abated. we will be at the port next. stick with us. this is bloomberg. ♪ this... is the planning effect. this is how it feels to have a dedicated fidelity advisor looking at your full financial picture. this is what it's like to have a comprehensive wealth plan with tax-smart investing strategies designed to help you keep more of what you earn. and set aside more for things like healthcare, or whatever comes down the road. this is "the planning effect" from fidelity. taylor: you are taking a live look at the port of los angeles. president biden is set to make comments on the supply chain, inflationary concerns that continue to persist in this economy. i want to bring us some commentary from ed ludlow who is live at the port. what are we expecting to hear from the president on a huge cpi date? >> inflation

that's from elden taylor. facebook. eric taylor's profile is still active about a year before his death. it shows him cradling what looks like his grandchild. and it looks like he's smiling. and someone says, you look like a father that knows about changing that piece, making a buckle and but i can your child's when get it. my son knows absolutely nothing about his grandfather. i struggle to raise my son today. there's been many days when i have no clue as to whether what i'm doing in raising my son, whether i'm doing the right thing as a father. because this bastard here took my father away from me. dr. is holding his grandson or grandchild eric taylor. and the blue one that had anything to do with my father's death, they'll must all be investigated, they must be prosecuted, and they must all be convicted for taking my father away from me. thank you for after all, that's transpired. laconia decides it's time for him to travel back to craddock, his childhood home. it's back there that his family's history and that of th

eric taylor. and the blue one that had anything to do with my father's good, they'll must all be investigated. they must be prosecuted. and the must all be convicted for taking my father away from me. thank you right off the old it's transpired. laconia decides it's time for him to travel back to credit his childhood home. it's back there that his family's history and that of the i n. c. a deeply entwined his great grandfather, james, author. carlotta was an agency luminary in 1936. he was elected secretary general with in the african national congress. by the time he handed over power in 1949 and they and he was in such good standing that they could been kick off the defiance campaigns of the 1950s. we're on our way to credit to go and update my mother. there's some activities that are beginning to show progress. i can move this thing to some progress. it's been so long, but it's just something that a can't work out in get peace when can be until the day. i know i'm hoping that the in then i will

it was a mid 90s, taylor said she and groves had worked together in ohio.r sons room. >> i was like, i don't know what i'm gonna do with this kid, he's gonna get into trouble, he's gonna end up dying, if the drugs don't kill him his mother well. and lloyd was sitting at his desk, and he very calmly said, well, i know how to get rid of a body so it would never, ever be found. >> the defenses argument was, he was joking. >> i sure wouldn't joke about disposing of a body if i've been investigated for killing somebody that they never found the body. >> the prosecution closed its case by asking who butts loyd groves could've killed kathy heckel? in return, the defense stood ready to ask a provocative question of their own, could she have simply run away? >> coming up. do you really think she lived past that day? >> i certainly have a reasonable doubt as to whether she died that day. >> did the jury have the same doubt? >> it was a nervous moment, absolutely. >> when dateline continues. ...when it comes to our skin, what if it could feel differently? say hello to

elena taylor was about to poke. with a three- piece screwdriver, a stun gun, a knife, hunting matches, and many other things that were not at all feminine. why were there wigs on her, according to sergey, it was explained that she wore them, uh, on her head in connection with the fact that she had a dirty head and here she was already walking around the city of yekaterinburg for a trip to her native. yekaterinburg has built in advance detailed route restrictions direct flights. uh, the united states of america was banned. uh, that is, having bought a ticket to the united states, she flew to kazakhstan from kazakhstan by vehicle. she reached the border with the russian federation, uh, as she explained, she walked about 5 km, that is, with a suitcase uh with a bag with her things. e, i crossed the border of the russian federation and after that i already arrived in the city, yekaterinburg now elena taylor should be almost 200 km from yekaterinburg a under house arrest. there, in the city of nizhnyaya, a soldier, no on

isikaeva, forty-eight-year-old elena taylor, tells how she burned and his car came up, put a bottle, sure there would be something in the gate and ran away, that is, i didn’t stand, didn’t pass, the camera didn’t light up, the camera recorded how i approached the car a man vaguely resembling a man a foreign car. immediately engulfed in a bright flame. here is this foreign car elena taylor burned, at the end of may there is still a pungent smell of harry woman here. i used the already developed script on the hood next to the wipers, put a bottle of gasoline inside there was a rope. she worked like a wick. here's what 's left of the lexus that suffered the most. salon instead of sitting. now the frame, and on it the molten details of a foreign car on this fuse of a pyromaniac, no way . she lit a fire. now all three floors in kopotei. in the end, it was all like some kind of adventure, she came and left and so she laughed, and as a result, she came here to hunt for cars at houses for people. she asked more than once to help her deal with her brother. let's find. you and uralmash are som

of course, it is taylor. it is taylor. it took some understanding to say, wait a minute, gayle, this is the taylor family. now we call this the taylor bible. my uncle bequeathed this bible to me along with the pictures, so i'm grateful to him and to my cousins who honored that because, had i've been in his shoes i never would've turned over those items. by uncle also shared with me this photograph. now, this is my grandmother's sister. and you can see how fabulous she is. this woman lived as a white woman. which is why i'm not sure of her name. she left her family. my grandfather said that when my grandmother became ill and died, and all four girls died with the exception of carey, and two boys, my aunt comes, she lived in new york. she comes to visit and she says, i want these children to come with me. i want to care for them. she was quite wealthy, as you can see. i want to make sure they are educated and i will care for them. my grandfather of course, he wanted to keep everyone near and close, he lost the rest of his fa

where do you get that idea from, taylor, other than a j idea from, taylor, other than a degree, if yout this way, i degree of wishful thinking. it putting it this way, i degree of wishful thinking.- of wishful thinking. if you look at the _ of wishful thinking. if you look at the georgia - of wishful thinking. if you l look at the georgia primary of wishful thinking. if you - look at the georgia primary 's, the trump supported candidates did not do quite as well as they might have previously. there is also some new polling out showing there is about 16% orso out showing there is about 16% or so republicans think trump should face criminal actions. i think maybe there are always some republicans who think there was something wrong here but i think it's really, if you are looking at this methodically, it's hard to defend. will that be enough in a primary process where it's primarily the party faithful that elect candidates to run for office on the republican ticket, is it going to be enough that donald trump was not influence wanes to the point. that much is unclear. it certainly can't h

in an all-american men's final taylor fritz — that.en's final taylor fritz made the _ that. in an all-american men's final taylor fritz made the early - that. in an all-american men's final taylor fritz made the early running. that is classy. the taylor fritz made the early running. that is classy-— that is classy. the world number 14 won here nearly— that is classy. the world number 14 won here nearly three _ that is classy. the world number 14 won here nearly three years - that is classy. the world number 14 won here nearly three years ago - that is classy. the world number 14| won here nearly three years ago but he faces maxime cressy who has beaten three brits and won the home crowd over. now he has forced the decider, the last look before wimbledon has one more set to go. newly promoted nottingham forest have signed taiwo awoniyi from german club union berlin for a club record fee. the 24—year—old is a nigeria international and joins forest on a five—year deal for a reported £17 million. awoniyi scored 20 goals in 43 games across

i am in support of the passing of the historic landmark on the designation on turk and taylor located within the transgender district and now is the perfect time to recognize the influence at the calf ter year and for the community which led to more wider up rising stone call especially the climate in the u.s. right now that is digging to persecute the rights transgender individuals and san francisco has been a city of firsts when it comes to trans visibility and inclusivity and we were at the city that supported the inception of the first legally recognized trans district in the nation and designate august as transgender month and we're the first city to do that so i just ask that we continue to lead by example and pass this designation. thank you for your time. >> thank you for your comments. next speaker, please. >> hello my name sell item richardson and i'm a public of island mark designation at the turk and taylor the site of the first organized lgbtq riot against police brutality in recorded history. as the lead historian to put an effort on an effort to put this intersection on

van taylor, i inform the house that mr. van taylor will vote no. the speaker pro tempore: for what purpose does the gentleman from colorado rise? >> as the member designated by mr. moulton, ms. leger fernandez and ms. wilson, these members will vote yes on retaining title 2. the speaker pro tempore: for what purpose does gentlelady north carolina rise? >> as the member designated by mr. price, i inform the house that mr. price will vote yes on retaining title 2. the speaker pro tempore: for what purpose does the gentleman from illinois rise? >> as the member designated by mr. krishnamoorthi in a mootery of illinois, he will vote yes on retaining title 2. the speaker pro tempore: for what purpose does gentlelady from ohio rise? >> as the member designated by representative brown and representative sewell, these members will vote yes on retaining title 2. the speaker pro tempore: for what purpose does the gentleman from california rise? >> as the member designated by the following californians, ruiz, cardenas and swalwell, i inform the house that the

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taylor and mrs. cook. i understand mr. taylor is offering those whole remarks on both of your behalf's. i will begin at with my questions. in the course of this investigation, my and ranking member johnson's team's, we have reviewed tens of thousands of pages of records, interviewed dozens of witnesses, most of that investigation focused on 2019, 2020, 2021. the period principally after balfour his guilty plea. -- which forms of misconduct and mismanagement maybe persisting following that resolution -- before we get into that, mr. taylor, i want to make sure that we are clear on the facts related to that department of justice matter. it is the case, is it not, my time is limited, i wanna make sure we cover this concisely as we can, that from 2013 to 2019, your company engaged in a scheme to defraud the united states. correct? >> the record indicates -- >> is that correct that you engaged in a scheme to defraud the united states? >> yes, sir. >> from 2013 to 2019, your company engaged in a scheme to defraud the united state

taylor is now under house arrest and has been charged.only in arson of cars, investigators continue to collect information about her involvement in other crimes. elena managed to sell that same apartment of discord with a burden in the person of her brother, who is in full grounds now and lives in square meters. but as for the new owner, then, according to the concepts for that reason, fix the housewarming. he still can't. denis zatokin olga what kind of chizhidiev vladimir fomin alexander kopikov? and vladimir talyzin ntv television company this is official today i am valeria gavrilovskaya thank you for your attention, all the best and see you on ntv harmonic oscillations. we are not going to attack russia why is washington increasingly doubting the victory of kiev whether the americans will be able to limit themselves set the arab countries against russia, we know what efforts the united states is making to boost production in saudi arabia, and when poroshenko goes on the attack against zelensky, can we interpret this in our program? he

whose name was moncure robinson taylor remember dad said his mother's name was robinson or taylor. he wasn't sure remember i had the bible with the initials dt. jefferson had a great great grandson. he had a lot of great great grandchildren. he had a great great grandson named monk here robinson taylor and it turns out that he was my great-grandfather. that would have meant of course that i was descended from jefferson and his wife martha. well, skelton. and not from jefferson and sally hemiswell. i've got to tell you i was really disappointed. i really wanted to be a hemmings. eventually with cinders help and going through these documents what you see here in front of us. i discovered that in fact, i am descended from sally hemings are her family and hey sally henry's. my great-grandmother had a brother named peter. then we can see it. this is this is his death certificate. and we see here on the death certificate that his mother's maiden name was sally hammonds. so if you're in the south. and you're saying hem means what's it sound like? hemmens hemmens her name was sally hemmens

up next, remarks from former ambassador to ukraine william taylor. he talks about russia's invasion of the country and the potential for trying president putin for war crimes. as well as the future security of europe. the discussion was hosted by the u.s. institute for peace. meet the press host chuck todd conducts the interview. it is about one hour. chuck: good morning and think you all for joining us this morning for this important and timely conversation. which is entitled, "exposing atrocities in ukraine." the relationship between reporting and accountability. my name is georgia moose and i have the honor of serving as chair of the board of directors of the united states institute for peace. for those who are joining us for the first time usip was , established by the u.s. congress in 1984 as a nonpartisan public institution dedicated to preventing, mitigating and helping resolve violent conflicts abroad. to lead our discussion today we are pleased to have with us chuck todd from nbc news and william taylor, vice president of the europe and russ

city taylor's front taylor, you know, want to turn around. it's all thank you, taylor. >> weather tite. >> this magical monday night live. look there at the golden gate bridge and those fans of a delightful weather celebrate don't say i want to be the taylor right they've got out there tonight. everybody. so excited and happy and >> what a neat. i'm out there to celebrate is a good night to be. i watching the games all well. not as much fun as taylor. that's sure. but enough, though, it looks like the weather, certainly a great night to continue that celebration. beautiful skies out there. how about that for a beautiful evening. the sun setting on the bay area. clear skies all the way the coastline. you can see the golden gate bridge out there right now. yeah, looking good out there as well. here's a look right from the bridge. you can see nice and clear. just a gentle breeze blowing outside. otherwise you're looking at a great night ahead. today's temperatures, were warm and spots yet. the 83 degrees in santa rosa. 82 in very nice and conque

awesome taylor as well. the and i'm students pay with in signal lowest with typical anywhere for some hardy some for doing this in the heart of it. i said most of the sticker big bob short hoity forward to voice before me. so i got a note, a call with this meta a bang for a bang for taylor, i'm day cinnamon f a n n a. so us got a reply, a personal beer known all the heat. my men is going to go so more ah so my stick is bother to it is a good thing. moving it up in a nasa. and these are some kitchen by nasa and i are in europe. i forget about. that'll also make, i'm not going to go for the g o for any but. sure. i nice. i mean, nick and nasa only got me go back to you. i wouldn't have been in a no actual cell or so on the good in, in the diagonal. now i was born because i'm not like to get a nasa because i'm with i know so i think it gets it though my view. so my so much in naples it so some talk with the comment of some ah, she ish nish in your shop. the new yeah. yeah. well in the, in it's up to lansing you

taylor? you state that the scenery second halves -- the senior executives did not know there was fraud ongoing for six years, but that you would note there is fraud ongoing now? how sure are you, mr. taylor, that you would know if that misconduct continued to this day? >> i think that your interpretation of this email, doesn't align with the question you are asking? >> let me restate the question for clarity. here we have your subordinate, reporting that when he took over the facilities department for gordon, it was in a state of total chaos. and that the facilities department had been dishonest with the army. >> correct. >> we got the document here. that's what it says. when i arrived on site, words cannot describe the total chaos that was the facilities department at fort gordon. you were not aware of this report? >> i was not. >> my time is expired. >> can you step through after the settlement, a couple years ago, what specific actions did you take to correct the deficiencies in your proce

taylor fritz and maxine cressy settled it on a tie—break. game, set, and match.fritz is world number 1a and has won here twice now in three years. the one on grass they all want is 60 miles up the road but the best way to fine—tune is with a trophy. joe lynsky, bbc news. at the british athletics championships, darryl neita took victory in the final of the women's 100 metres. neita won bronze with dina asher—smith in the 4x100 metre relay at the tokyo olympics, but beat her team—mate in manchester in a wind—assisted time of 10.8 seconds. imani—lara lansiquot took third spot. in the men's race, there was a surprise win forjeremiah azu who won also in a wind—assisted time of 9.9 seconds, beating reece prescod and zharnel hughes who were second and third respectively. let's have a quick look at some of other stories making the headlines today. gareth bale has agreed to join major league soccer side los angeles fc. the wales captain will move to la on an initial one—year deal after nine years with real madrid. bale won five champions leagues and three la liga titles w

major taylor was a superstar in the world yc ng barancords nearly half a century before jackie robinsonbs's elise preston. >> reporter: every push of these pedals is a tribute to marshall "major" taylor, who in 1899 became the first black american to win a sports world championship. >> he won against all odds during a time where he wasn't supposed to do that as a black man. >> reporter: born in indianapolis shortly after slavery's end, forced by racism to compete overseas, he became a cycling superstar. >> it's all these world records and no one had even heard of him. >> reporter: then in 1979, these biking buddies from ohio happened across taylor's story and dedicated their club to him. >> his spirit was one of inclusiveness. let's bring everyone together. >> reporter: now there are almost 90 clubs worldwide now name promoting cycling in communities of color. his hometown now honors him. the indiana state museum has one of taylor's only bikes on display.aini he wasn't even drawn like a human. >> right. he kept not only this type of material but different articles, one that talks about

taylor fritz wins his... taylor fritz as well number ia and has won here twice now in three years.ant is 60 miles up the road but the best way to fine tune is with a trophy. joe lynsky, bbc news. let's have a quick look at some of the other stories making the headlines today. gareth bale has agreed to join major league soccer side los angeles fc. the wales captain will move to la on an initial one—year deal after nine years with real madrid. bale won five champions leagues and three la liga titles while in spain. the head of referees in english football, mike riley, is to step down after 13 years in the role. the 57—year old has been responsible for the implementation of var in the premier league but will leave next season. the uk athletics championships are continuing in manchester with olympic bronze medallist dina asher—smith safely into the final of the 100 metres. that final is live on the bbc sport website and red button in the next few minutes. leeds rhinos have won wheelchair rugby league's challenge cup for the third year in a row. a hat trick from player coach james simps

. >> reporter: taylor declined an oncamera interview, but said by e-mail, taylor does not make any moneys those technicians for training costs, andvg'xout 25% of the company's revenue comes from selling replacement parts. what did you guys come up with that could help? >> we created kytch which attaches to the front panel of the machine and decrypts very complicated messages that your typical employee may not understand. >> reporter: so this is it? >> exactly. >> reporter: this would say h.p. r. greater than s.l., and what would the kytch message say that is more helpful than that? >> maybe something as simple as this: this hopper heated up because you left the lid off. >> reporter: the kytch device also offers some remote control. >> this machine turns off, you're at home, and kytch let's you know. >> reporter: from your phone you could restart the machine? >> absolutely. >> reporter: the founders say the kytch was a hit with mcdonald's owners, and got a heads-up from the head of the equipment team. >> i realize this device could reduce complexity in your restaurant and have our machine

thank you, kerry taylor, and professor taylor, doctor bunch. profound thanks. i all of us seen it obscene a great man, a great citizen of the world. the smithsonian is enhanced by bunch their leadership, the national african american museum, institute of, culture was created because of dr. bunch leadership. all have contributed or are contributing to enhancing our society. high standing and mutual respect for each other. doctor bunch, you are one-of-a-kind. and among other things a great writer, keep pushing this. everyone who's been on this today should get a fools errand, it's a wonderful book. it's informative and it's inspiring and dr. bunch, lonnie, i look forward to see you in washington sometimes. in rostered, when the museum opens in charleston, hopefully in june or july of 2022, you will be there and you will be speaking. and we will be standing with robust applause and gratification, for creating the national museum. supporting the national busy i'm here and for your big, all around great person, inspiring to everybody who's had the opportunity of mee

that's the latest here live in redwood taylor kron. 4 news. all right, taylor, thank you so much. right. time to check. >> the weather now in our 4 zone forecast as we get a shot here, that beautiful twilight shot at the golden gate bridge. a warm evening out in the city. maybe not so by the golden gate bridge, but certainly where taylor was in brentwood and and most of the bay area really hot today. you get inland. and tomorrow we're goingrto talk about the peak of the triple digits. did you notice, though, the winds around taylor, though, go yet whenever the time? yeah, i know you get in. you know, that's more of a sea breeze of the scene right now. but >> even the dry conditions, the dry brush get that sea breeze kicking in and they can get those fires going as you've seen. but now things getting hot and dry and yet tomorrow going to be hotter around the bay area. beautiful look out over the bay. clear skies out there for the most part. couple high clouds up above beautiful all the way. the coastline kind of interesting tomorrow. i think we'll see a little bit of a sea breeze a

but for now, though, back to you that grant. >> i thank you, taylor.t will be checking back with you throughout the evening. >> other news now and the house committee investigating the january 6th attack has wrapped up its second day of public hearings. >> revealing more damning testimony against former president donald trump. yeah, this morning the committee tried to prove how president trump compelled his supporters to attack the capitol on january 6 by. >> knowingly spreading lies about the election. kron four's washington correspondent alexandra limon has details. >> good evening. today we learned that despite being told by his own top officials that he had lost the election, president trump continued to say that he had won without any evidence to back that up. we also learned that trump used that light who allegedly defrauded his own supporters. >> the january 6 committee says even before the election and without any proof of voting irregularities, former president trump started planting seeds of distrust. the only way we're going to lose this ele