tyler? >> eamon, thank you very much. eamon javers reporting >>> michael beschloss. good to see you as always. >> good to see you, tyler. how are you? >> fantastic this war has spanned four presidents let's listen back to what president biden said when he wasn't president in 2002 about the need to support the efforts in afghanistan. >> history is going to judge us very harshly, i believe, if we allow the hope of a liberated afghanistan to evaporate because we are fearfulof the phrase nation building or we do not stay the course. >> michael, i guess you could listen to that and say one of two things on the one hand, maybe the president must now eat those words. on the other hand, i think you can make the case that in 20 years we truly did stay the course in afghanistan, we fought we tried to build a nation for the people of afghanistan and today we must acknowledge that we failed. >> i think that's it, tyler. you know, it was a noble effort. you know, america, most of it was in our best tradi

tell us about it >> exactly, tyler.saw in june a lot of positioning on the negative side it bears out what kate rooney was just describing as people were buying puts and those stocks were being hammered by the ccp because that was it. it wasn't earnings that was all ccp related selling. that stopped basically around the 17th of august they started aggressively buying about that time. pete talked about it on the halftime report a week or so ago with alibaba i had short positions on, reversed out of those. and many of these that i'll describe right now, like pdd and jd, those both saw substantial jumps just in the last couple of days to give you an idea, the normal activity in pdd is about, i think in the neighborhood of, what, 8 million shares a day traded 42 million shares on tuesday. >> wow >> you look at jd, average turnover there is about 12 million. it traded 35 million on tuesday. so, whether that's the footprints of cathie woods, ark innovation or a host of folks noticing through algorithms and so forth, they tend

tyler? >> thank you very much well, despite the emergency deployment of more troops, the pentagon insists united states will still complete its withdrawal from afghanistan by the end of this month. nbc's courtney kube covers the pentagon courtney, the defense department is adamant that this is only a temporary mission, but it seems like the more we try and get out, the more we get pulled back in rr yeah, that's right. temporary and tailored those are the two words we've been hearing the department of defense is adamant about making sure the american people see this as they are sending these troops in to help with the evacuation of u.s. civilians, primarily the people working at the embassy there, and to help with any of these afghans who are eligible for the special immigrant visa program, to help them get safely to the airport and out of the country what we're looking at is an initial deployment of 3,000 troops soldiers and marines, mainly infantry they will go to the airport in kabul where

>> all right, tyler, thanks. let's get right to the markets, though the dow, the s&p and the nasdaq are all seeing small sidelines dow and s&p just a few points from seeing positive territory the nasdaq well off the lows, down 67. and we see the 10-year yield as well, dipping as we talk about the fed maybe moving up its timeline for the taper more on that in just a moment. we're under 1 1/4% right now those concerns about the fed are also sending the price of crude lower. pressuring energy stocks like exxon, chevron and ox dental petroleum and in fact our top story this hour is about the fed. central bank officials are nearing a big decision on when to start skielg back these easy money policies if we want to call it that steve liesman has fresh reporting today on the new taper timeline steve? >> kelly, thanks the federal reserve's open market committee looks to be coalescing around a plan to announce it will taper its asset purchases as soon as this september. and to begin the asset purchases a month or so after

>> that's the reason i go on a business trip, tyler >> well, the tylers clearly use the pool but a lot of other people don't use the pool so we have free pool use at one of our hotels, the twa hotel, up until noon and then periods of high demand, we charge a different fee to use the pool. early check-in, early check-out, you know, that's not just good customer service, it's just good business we have to change around our housekeeping schedule around that some hotels will always have all inclusive. remember the club meds where you get the shell necklaces and the beads? >> the pooka shells, yeah. >> that will always be a thing but as more hotels start to piecemeal their services -- we're used to paying for wi-fi now you pay for super fast wi-fi and you can get the garden variety snail service for free you pay for parking. why would you not pay for early check-in or the pool or breakfast. you know, you pay for the movies you pay for a noncancellable room you may a higher premium for that so it's segmenting demand -- >> tyler, we're going to be watching if this strategy works because it's

>>> tyler, thank you here is where the markets stand midday, just below session highs. the dow up 245 points right now. it's the laggard as well the s&p holding on about 4,500 the nasdaq above 15,000, now 15,131 by far the strongest of the major averages energy is leading today. oil is moving higher, and that's all because hurricane ida is strengthening heading to louisiana. we see a 6% pop of the oil and gas etf, on pace for its best week of the year the banks are also getting a lift interestingly enough, though rates are down following the talk about the taper beginning by the end of the year, the regional bank etf is up nearly 3% today, tyler. >> all right those comments by the fed chair powell is where we begin right now. powell saying it could be time to start tapering the purchases of mortgage-backed securities, treasuries and other things. he made clear, though, that the bar for raising rates is far higher >> my view is that the substantial further progress test has been met for inflation. there has also been clear progress toward maximum employment at the recent

. >> and of course mary tyler moore. how could you not fall in love with mary tyler moore?> this is no whoopie dress. it's years old. >> yeah, but it still works. give me a kiss. >> i must have seen about 30 girls and when she came into the room, she just said hello, her name was and i heard a ping and a voice. >> will it make you feel any better if i tell you how really sorry i am? >> well, no. >> the original intent of the "dick van dyke show" was mostly for it to take place in the workplace. >> three, two, one, zero. we did it. >> what? what did we do? >> we wasted a whole day. >> audiences were used to the big family sitcoms of the time and didn't really take to "the dick van dyke show" at first. >> at the end of the first season they were going to cancel it. >> in real life mary had married grant tinker, who was a cbs executive on "the dick van dyke show." grant tinker helped save the show by pushing mary tyler moore to the forefront. >> for instance, i think you look very nice without your -- >> hair? >> these shows that straddle home and workplace almost always resul

"the mary tyler moore show," i have been doing it for eight years. >> mary tyler moore says to end theen it is still good. >> the television show was bought out and everyone was fired. >> we all need some kleenex. >> come on mary. >> how do we leave this room? we were saying good-bye to the show and to each other. >> it was emotional after all these years because that was a family. >> "the mary tyler moore show," enterprises were really powerful in terms of the workplace sitcom. the baby boom generation had not settled into the domestic life young professionals and would not get started of their families. >> and i didn't want to do the standard family show. >> i am sure he has a girlfriend but he denies it. >> of course, todd is 13 now. >>. >>> the fact that so many people in hollywood were hitting their couch and open the door for the setting up the show. >> what seems to be the problem? >> you have no idea what it is like to be incredibly good looking. >> well, doctor, frank here wants to break up on the acting and go out on his own. >> it is as workplace comedy. you bring together a

tinker helped save the show by pushing mary tyler moore to the forefront. >> i think you look very nice without your -- >> hair? >> these shows that straddle the workplace almost always result in something tasty. >> no, i'm not saying this just because i'm in trouble, goodness knows i am. >> would you like these? what do you suggest i do with all of these now, huh? >> well, there must be some needy bald people. [ laughter ] >> needy bald people? >> and it ultimately became a rating sensation. >> that's the best five years of my life. >> i don't believe this. >> the best thing i've ever done hands out no question about it. i was 19 in 1967 and it was dick van dyke that made a huge impression on me. >> after the dick van dike show, mary tyler moore was one of the larger stars in america and mary and my dad started laying the groundwork for their own company. >> mary tyler moore enterprises has a woman whose name is on this. and it's like i don't need to be this roaring big macho presence. >> and within that you have important messaging about women in the workplace and those politics appea

tyler. we greatly appreciate it. >> banks are trying to hank you. >> still to come tonight here on kron. 4 news at 6. the ballots that will help determine the fate of governor gavin newsome. now headed to your mailbox. we've got an update on managing the recall. >> coming up as far as the forty-niners fans debate jimmy g and trey lance. the team was back at practice today preparing for a trip to la sports director jason dumas as coach shanahan stocks on joint practices with the chargers in la. coming up. >> plus pg and e warning folks that power could be shut off this week. let you know which parts of the bay area could be impacted. i was injured in a car crash. i had no idea how much my case was worth. i called the barnes firm. when a truck hit my son, i had so many questions about his case. i called the barnes firm. it was the best call i could've made. your case is often worth more than insurance offers. call the barnes firm to find out what your case could be worth. we will help get you

. >> of course mary tyler moore. how could you not fall in love with her. >> this isn't a whoopi dress. it's years old. >> but it still works. give me a kiss. >> she just said hello. >> rob, if it makes you feel any better if i tell you how really sorry i am? >> well. no. >> the original intent was mostly for it to take place in the workplace. >> three, two, one, zero. well, we did it. >> what? what did we do? >> we wasted a whole day. >> audiences were used to the big family sitcoms of the time and didn't really take to the dick van dyke show at the first. >> they were going to kanlsle it at the end of the season. >> mary had grant tinker who was a cbs executive on the dick van dyke show. grant tinker helped save the show by pushing mary tyler moore to the fore front. >> well, for instance, i think you look very nice without your -- >> hair? >> these shows that straddled home and workplace almost always result in something tasty. >> i'm not saying this because i'm in trouble but goodness knows, i am. >> what do you

tyler? >> thank you very much kelly cobiella president biden under mounting pressure and criticism as the taliban outruns afghanistan. today the president received a briefing from the national security team. nancy pelosi is requesting a full briefing for all house lawmakers when they return from recess republicans are blasting president biden forth rapidly deteriorating situation. lindsey graham tweeted president biden truly has no regrets about his decision to withdraw then he is disconnected from reality the pent gone insists it will complete its withdrawal from afghanistan by the end of the month. here's nbc's shannon pettypiece. >> reporter: the white house says president biden is having no second thoughts about his decision to withdraw troops even as the taliban takeover of the country continues and critics draw parallels to the fall of saigon press secretary jen psaki said the president is focused on america's interest and the region and making sure there is an orderly draw down and am

"power lunch" starts right now with tyler mathisen and courtney reagan. >> if congressman gottheimer can fix that -- we're an hour away from president biden's big meeting with auto executives on the agenda, new ev targets s we have a top analyst to join us. >> and doubling down on denim. jean and apparel maker kontoor brands joins us. >>> are older americans using bitcoin as a retirement catch-up play the nonetheless bers say yes we'll weigh the risks against the possible rewards, later today on "power lunch," which starts right now green on the screen, let's get right to the markets at this hour stocks are higher across the board as you see right there the dow, s&p 500, nasdaq, all sports gains bill deal in the gaming space today, scarce of score media, and it will -- and weber grill rising in its -- priced at $14 a share. it has been moving up from there. >> we begin with president biden speaking in about an hour from now, making a big push for electric vehicles. phil lebeau has more on the president's plan good afternoon, phil. >> this is not a surprise that the president is pushi

hi, shep >> hi, tyler >>> two bombings happened around 9:45 a.m. eastern time in kabul, one at a gate that leads to the airport and another at a nearby hotel about 1,000 meters apart there are a number of dead in the nearby drainage ditch and the pentagon confirms a number of united states troops were killed we have a statement that's come in from the pentagon from john kirby, the spokesperson there. they've still not held a news briefing yet i want to show you the statement. we can confirm that a number of u.s. service members were killed in today's complex attack at the kabul airport. a number of others are being treated for wounds we know that a number of afghans fell victim to this heinous attack he goes on, our thoughts and prayers go out to the loved ones and teammates of all of those killed and injured we have new reporting in from "the wall street journal." nbc news cannot confirm this but "the wall street journal" is reporting that while no group has claimed responsibility western governments did earlier this week warn of islamic states re

they just want to get out of here tyler and kelly, back over to you. >> frank, another question we've been asking the last couple of days are the hospitals again, the interesting and important point has been made about what kind of backup power sources people have in this part of louisiana when so much of everything they do is powered by electricity and it goes down. >> reporter: absolutely. what in this world isn't powered by electricity we've been in contact with the largest hospital system in the area they're probably going to hold a briefing later today to update people on the situation with the power and covid cases. over 2,700 people are in the hospital with covid-19 the state right now on its fourth wave of covid-19. >> such a scary combination. frank, thank you very much our frank holland down south for us >>> coming up on "power lunch," the president of ftxus on his company's new deal to push further into the crypto derivatives market and whether it's a step toward regulating all crypto trading in the u.s. >>> plus alphabet's market cap closes in on $2 trillion its 2021 perfo

>> tyler, thank you very much. here is your midday market check. the dow just negative. the s&p and nasdaq, the s&p up 26 the nasdaq up 156. about a 1% gain here shares of global star are also soaring on a report that the next iphone will have the ability to ut lied satellite communications up 58% and a volatile day for crude it was up sharply ahead of hurricane ida's landfall adding 5% on the week just over $69 a barrel with ida is where we begin with the latest on the damage and destruction left by the storm. our own frank holland is live in new orleans. >> reporter: good afternoon, kelly. about 1 million people here are in the new orleans area are without power and air conditioning on a very hot and humid day in the aftermath of hurricane ida. you see some of the damage left behind here in this area you see this building was destroyed by the hurricane there's even an apartment crushed by bricks. it does not appear to be any injuries here. the situation is becoming des p parate for many. a lot of people told me that you see in this video they're running low on food, on

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. >> thank you very much, tyler. that's right more employers are giving their employees a simple choice. get vaxed or get axed. united airline will require all employees to get the covid-19 vaccine, which brings us to the next question. if you get fired for being unvaccinated, can you collect unemployment we've got reporters on both of those stories. we'll get in a minute but let's begin with phil lebeau who has more on united's move. >> hi, courtney. united is the first major airline to require its employees, at least those based in the united states to be vaccinated here's what united has announced. all of its 67,000 u.s.-based employees will have to be vaccinated by late september early october. the deadline depends partially on the fda doing full approval of some of the vaccines that have already gotten temporary approval or initial approval there will be religious and medical exemptions on a case-by-case basis those workers not compliant and those who will say i will not get vaccinated will be fired united, agai

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>> tyler, i think both etfs look great. anything, it exemplifies our attraction to the high-growth area of the market, how broadly strong it's been it's not just the big nasdaq names. you also have this next-gen etf, the next 100 stocks in the nasdaq a bit more of a mid cap growth flavor to it we like it it provides pro-cyclical exposure without the need for a rising interest rate it's reversing it's down trend from february to may. i think there's support at $33.50 as long as you're above there, i think this etf is set up for a big breakout of a six-month breakout above its february peak >> all right, gentlemen, thank you very much. thanks for joining me. for more "trading nation" you can follow us on trading nation. courtney, over to you. >>> the struggle with supplies between inflation, worker shortages and shipping bottlenecks, small businesses are facing serious inventory issues we'll speak to a business owner about how he's handling it coming up next >>> and now the latest from tradingnation.cnbc.com >>> a common mist

. >> well, let's talk about all of this with tyler mauldin. tyler, hi. just give us a sense of -- of where it's heading right now. >> hurricane ida has begun its rapid intensification process, robyn. it's about 185 miles to the south of houma, louisiana. about 100 miles to the south-southeast of the mouth of the mississippi river. and it's heading right in that direction. sustained wind right now of 115 miles per hour so it has strengthened by 15 miles per hour just within four hours. gusts are all the way up to 125. it's gonna continue to rapidly intensify, unfortunately. once we get to sunrise, we're looking at a category 4 hurricane with sustained winds of 130. gusts as high as 150. it then makes landfall somewhere between grand isle and houma, louisiana, around, i would say, 3:00 or 4:00 in the afternoon, going to 6:00, 7:00 in the evening. so late afternoon, early evening. and it will make landfall as a major hurricane. it then rapidly weakens, dumps a lot of rainfall across the area, and brings the threat for severe weather and storm surge. let me

headed back to d.c., but "power lunch" starts right now so i'll turn it over to rahel solomon and tyler mattson. >>> we are tracking the developments out of washington and albany legislation in washington, resignation in albany. the company at the center of the economic rebound feeling the push/pull of strong demand, raw material delays and rising shipping costs. >>> also the interim ceo of fanduel is here. we'll ask her about the company's next big bet, the unusual partnership with its biggest competitor and its expanding u.s. market share. >>> our powerhouse road trip let's go to austin, texas, where homes are selling at record prices one of the hottest places in the country. and i'm not talking about the temperature. leading one retailer to do something she's never done before we'll tell you what it is when "power lunch" starts right now >>> the dow and s&p hitting intraday records, the nasdaq lower by a little bit. about zmt 4 of a percent the dow up about half a percent and the s&p about 0.2 of a percent. >> bank stocks are rising and tend to do that in tandem. bank of america, wel

the update, tyler mauled dip.want to go back to another one of our top stories, that is, of course, the fall of afghanistan. for years qatar played the role of middleman between the u.s. and the taliban. it hosted peace talks between the two groups, and it has been home to taliban negotiators and u.s. troops. cnn's sam kiley sat down with qatar's foreign minister to discuss his country's legacy in the taliban takeover. >> reporter: no western ally has as much experience with the taliban leadership than qatar. this tiny gas-rich nation already hosts the vast american air base and command center at al adade, and it's used in operations against the militants. but it's also hosted and mediated the peace deal between the u.s. and taliban under the trump administration that arguably set the timetable for american withdrawal, afghan government collapse, and taliban victory. sheikh mohammad allal danny, foreign kun administer, was in there. >> do you regret the process that listened the rise of the taliban? >> list ning a

>> not necessarily, tyler.did when it warned of dramatically lower than expected results in the third quarter is it showed that it really has reached a huge amount of people in the u.s. that are going to subscribe and there's a sense you'll have to spend more money to reach those customers and 2 just means that everyone is going to be spending more time on content. >> does every media company want to be called a streaming company? yes or no? >> yes and they all are streaming companies. there are a couple of companies that are suppliers for the streaming companies but all of them are involved in streaming these days p.. >> i'm a streamer, too >>> thanks for watching "power lunch. "closing bell" starts right now. >>> welcome to "closing bell." i'm sara eisen at the new york stock exchange stocks mostly in the red following yesterday's record close. the s&p 500. the dow down around 300 right now. the nasdaq holding on to some gains. >> and i'm wilfred frost a much weaker than expected adp jobs number hurting senti

joining us now to discuss the action on the hill tyler pedro, white house reporter to "the washington post," daniel strauss senior political reporter for "the guardian" and democratic strategist juanita toliver. >> we've been watching it for weeks and does feel like we are finally close to seeing some movement. what do we expect next from the senate? >> it's a question of when they'll be done with the amendments. there are a number of republican sponsored amendmentments that are still floating around. it's really a demonstration of some of the arcane aspects of our congressional system. and then i picked up over the past few days a fair amount of anxiety from republicans and democrats about what happens when it goes to the house. what does the liberal democratic caucus do with the bill and how does it affect its destiny. right now they're pretty optic like in that clip schumer said sooner or later this thing is going to pass. >> i think me, my producers and our audience feel the need you didn't need to get into that but i want to push you on process because i think it is important tha

of the ronnie bought a dog right to a crowd of supporters in kandahar the birthplace of the tyler bon bonded. led the groups negotiators in talks with the u. s. and afghan government. he was freed from the prison in pakistan at the request of the u. s. 3 years ago in haiti, heavy rains brought on by a tropical storm of complicated search and rescue missions. on saturdays, earthquake officials have warned damage. buildings could collapse. nearly 2000 people were killed in the tremor. after months of being virus free, more cases of coal with 19 have been confirmed in new zealand. that brings the total to 10. all are of the delta very into the virus. the 1st case triggered a 3 day lockdown starting on tuesday. the government says the infection is linked to an outbreak in australia. another town in northern california has been destroyed by the biggest wildfire in the u. s. is the community of grizzly flats home to 1200 people, so called dixie fire, now dangerously close to the city of susan vill of the rocky city of karbala. he's mocking the 1st day of our schuler, shia muslim religious h

the afghan leader, braces silences fears rise of a tyler bond takeover shop. connie says re mobilizing the military is a top priority. the scale of the devastation is emerging off the floods in turkey. 44 people have died and it's confirmed that july was the hottest month ever recorded as wildfires, rage in 3 continents. ah, but on the 18th, prime minister says a 7.2 magnitude earthquake has caused enormous damage. authorities have confirmed, at least 29 people have been killed. the epicenter was about 160 kilometers west of the capital for to prince. the countries still recovering from the earthquake in 2010, they killed more than 200000 people live. now to heidi joe castro, who's been following the story for us from washington d. c. so he, what more do we know at this point? has them the 1st government update has just wrapped up from haiti in which they did confirm the 29 dead. the prime minister ariel henry has said that medical team have been dispatched to the south and he's declaring a state of emergency for the country for at least one months. now, $29.0

we might have just found the perfect getaway vacation for you, tyler.ill feature a press or chicken button. guests will be allowed to order fried chicken to their rooms whenever they are feeling a little peckish. what are your thoughts on this fried chicken pop-up hotel? >> i didn't think we could get any lazier. and a great time after a pandemic that affects mostly obese people. i think a pop-up ventilator button would be good right next to it, just in case, but i've got an even better idea. you know what, if we are that lazy, why don't we do a sponsor with pfizer and kfc? we will put some chicken fat right in the vaccine. pfizer will go to your house while you are sleeping, give you the vaccine, you wake up, you are full, you are protected from covid. we should be eating unconscious fear if i don't know why we are still awake and eating. it is 2021, okay? >> ben: i think they should go all the way, you should have the ability to press the button, they bring you fried chicken, waffles, syrup, and a pack of cigarettes, got the whole thing covered. [laug

joining me now for another update is meteorologist, tyler mauldin. what -- what's going on, tyler?date people on what's likely to happen in the hours ahead. >> so the latest from the national hurricane center, michael, has told us that the winds are still at 105 miles per hour. but that's deceiving if you're only looking at those numbers. you have also got to look at the pressure level. and over the last several hours, the pressure level has been dropping by two millibars every hour and that's a sign that it is strengthening. so as that pressure drops, the hurricane's gonna start to strengthen and we are going to begin to see those winds shoot up here in the coming hours. so it's begun its strengthening process. national hurricane center expects this bad boy to rapidly inte intensify in the hours to come before it makes landfall in southeastern louisiana. it's going to rapidly intensify into a category 4 hurricane with 130 -- 130-mile-per-hour sustained winds. gusts as high as 150 and it will make landfall as a category 4 hurricane late in the afternoon to early evening on sunday.

apparently the sticking point at the moment is that the tyler bond asking for technical support, but are insisting that turkish troops very much part of the nato contingent here or withdraw. whereas the turkish government is obviously concerned. understandably about leaving technical teams here without any kind of military support in such an unstable situation. and those talks going forward still ongoing. so some interesting developers that with respect to where, you know, what exactly happens of nato pull out and data. and as you say, the threats is very much on going of another type. that's right. i mean, this group i saw quarter sawn began or the started route 2015 . net pay posed, you know, quite a major threat for, for a number of years now. they're often described as being one of the better we're the most extremist of all groups. in afghanistan, they've been responsible for terrible attacks on hospitals and girls or schools on one occasion, at least now we know that the charlie bond when they were freeing their tale bond fighters from jails as they pushed towards cobble. a lot

and those found culpable would be punished by the tyler. by the time i'm very keen to, as we've been saying, try and improve their age and prove to the world that they are not the movement that they were before where overseas, so many atrocities have been committed over the years. so that's all about under increasing pressure, it seems obviously with the evacuation crisis in the airport in terms of security issues as well. and the financial issues that they face. and now these damning accusations being made at the us with respect to human rights abuses, culpability. and accountability for an organization, as i say that to come to power, but he's very keen to prove the world wrong. charles, thank you charles stratford in campbell. now, no, she could discern ya. k is the deputy director for south asia at amnesty international. she joins us live now from colombo, thank you for being with us. i want to ask you then about these reports that have come out of, of afghanistan. since the tall, tall bond took over various stories of rights abuses, pa

taking control tyler bon 5 to step up their presence around. cobble airport as the u. s. wines down it's evacuation operations. chaos and panic at the airport in new orleans 1000 slee hours before hearken. item makes land for at least 23 government forces killed and dozens injured in a hootie drone attack. in the latest escalation and fighting, and stepping up the mood office in gaza. bring joy to the lives of thousands, living under a siege and battling a pandemic non find how much not have all the sport argent time football style in mex is expected to make his hide in the face. debbie for probably some sharma following his move from barcelona. ah. more than those stories in a moment, but we just hearing of a loud explosion that's been heard near the airport in cobble the cause of the blast still unclear at this stage. these are the latest pictures from their thick plumes. black smoke were seen in the cobble skyline, and it just comes days after a suicide bomb attack. killed 175 people including 13 u. s. service members. charles strafford is live for say a cobble. so

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if you like against the tyler vine, we know that the talk about have surrounded the area. that's what they are reporting the group inside their storage opposition to the tyler bond saying they won't guarantee that any new government would be fully inclusive of all the cities would be open and fair. well, they have said that if that does not happen, they are prepared to fight for it. but as i say, the spokesperson now saying that they want that issue resolved through dialogue. he also said that the thought about did not want foreign embassies to close or stop work. we've assured them on security and he called on the us not to encourage people to leave their homeland, describing it as a, in a drain on the country. and he said this all about, we're trying to come up with a procedure so women can return to work. so as that press conference, as i understand continues an example of the kind of pressure that the taliban are on the here under the world's spotlight. and i'm very interesting to hear some of those comments. of course, the detractors, members of the international comm

it reminds him what he was fighting for, even though tyler has a long road ahead. both anderson and o'neill say they're praying for his quick recovery every day and are encouraging others to do so too. >> those g when reporting for us tonight. right now at kron 4 dot com. you can find more details on the latest developments and headlines from afghanistan. while there, you can also find ways that you can help refugees just scan. the qr code on your screen and you'll be directed to our website. kron 4 dot com. >> now let's take a live look outside at our camera here in san francisco showing us the embarcadero happy sunday night made through weekend. i know we've got a whole full week ahead. the possibilities are endless and we waiting the arrival of yet another new month just days away. >> here's kron 4 meteorologist mabrisa rodriguez here tonight to get you ready to head off to bed in. as you head out the door. first thing in the morning yeah. i can't believe september starts on wednesday this year is really just flying by especially compared to last year. but let's

asner won fame in the role of lou grant, the grumpy news director in the 1970s mary tyler moore show. while off camera he had impact in his real life. here's cbs's carter evans. >> you've got spunk. >> well. >> i hate spunk! >> that line from the first episode of the mary tyler moore show cemented ed asner's place in tv history. audiences loved lou grant, the fictional cranky, no nonsense tv news director. >> and a cermount of fear. >> he played grant for a dozen years on mary tyler moore and its spinoff lou grand, a one hour drama instead of a 30 minute sitcom. >> how many people on board. >> 348. >> his seven prime time emmys are a record for a male actor and he is also the only ak tore win emmys for playing the same character in comedy and drama categories. born in 1929 in kansas city, missouri, the chicago stage called him in the early '50s as a founding member of the playwrights theater club. his turn on tv came in the 19 '60s with guest appearances look this one on, the untouchables. >> asner was elected president of the screen actor's guild in 1981 and he used that platform to

to 0 cobble or let's go live to rob mcbride in cobble for so rob, what's been the reaction to the tyler bonds takeover and their statements? i think that continues to be a very mixed responds. mixed reception to the return of the taliban. these are still very early days, a hearing cobble itself. that continues to be calm on the streets, but there is a certain level of tension that you sent. but there is also you see signs on the streets of more stores opening more restaurants, they're more people out on the streets. also more taliban, it has to be said in the last couple of days or so we've seen far more taliban fighters come again on the pickup trucks or motor bags or flying the flags that toting weapons, et cetera, coming onto the streets. i bet remains that the 10th. com. the next the big event we are expecting hearing cobble is again on the political scene, the return of mullah paradigm. now he is a very influential figure in the taliban. he was a co founder of the organization. he has been very instrumental in the piece towards going on in guitar. now he had returned with a cold gr

tyler, appreciate it. check in with you a little bit later on, again. >>> so in connecticut, officials are warning that more than half the state could lose power during the storm. and they say that it could take weeks -- weeks -- to get everything back up and running. # authorities say another big concern, as tyler was saying there is, of course, the storm surge and the flooding, especially in low-lying areas. brian todd is in new london, connecticut, with more on that. >> reporter: here, in new london, connecticut, and just across the thames river, there are some low-lying areas so there is real concern about storm surge, about flooding in these two towns. lot of water around here. you have got the thames river right behind me. you have got long island sound just south of that. that's where these two bodies of water converge and again, some low-lying areas. a lot of neighborhoods in these areas could be vulnerable to storm surge and flooding. i just talked to the mayor. he has ordered mandatory evacuation

tyler? >> christina, thank you very much >>> a rough session for airline stocks as demand for air travel is sliding just a bit after that early spring, late spring, and early summer move up just weeks after the industry expects confidence in its outlook. a new credit card data from bank of america shows a slowdown in airfare spending and southwest is warning that the spread of the delta variant will hurt its profitability. this follows the cancellation of more than 2,000 spirit flights since july 31. that created chaos at airports here to weigh in on this, the vaccine mandate debate, the former ceo and president of spirit airlines. ben, welcome, good to have you back with us why do you think airline spending, to the extent we know, is trending downward is it partly seasonal or is it related to the delta variant what do you think? >> thank you, it's great to be with you i actually think it's both it's still very warm outside and yet the traditional end of summer travel is right around the mid

tyler, thank you. tyler mauldin there. appreciate it. >>> now, severe weather also causing devastation in middle, tennessee. at least ten people have died during severe flash flooding in humphreys county. that's about 60 miles west of nashville. the sheriff's office told a cnn affiliate that two of the bodies they recovered were toddlers. more than two-dozen people are still missing. officials say a national guard helicopter, humvees, and other military vehicles are now being used in rescue operations. >>> now, at kabul's international airport, the crush of thousands and thousands of afghans and others hoping to be evacuated was always dangerous. well, now we have learned it has turned deadly. the uk's defense ministry says at least seven people have died. among the swollen crowds trying to escape the taliban. it's not known exactly what happened but one witness described the ongoing chaos. >> kids. kids were suffocating, crying. and on top of that, they are shooting right next to the kids. >> the british defense official

he was 91 and known for his role on the mary tyler moore show. is the most decorated male performer in any history. >> you know what, you've got spunk. >> well. >> i hate spunk. give me that list of words that baxter mispronounced on last nights show. >> chicago. >> you got his big break plane lou grant on the mary tyler moore show. when that show ended, mary tyler moore wanted to do other things but it ended doing strong in the ratings and he went on to his own cbs tv drama, lou grant. he is the only actor to win the award, the emmy, for both the sitcom and drama in the same role. you probably remember that he performed into his 80s and he reached new heights voicing the cranky whatever in the pixar hit up and he tore the u.s. for a few years plane president roosevelt in the play fdr. >>> a live look now at san jose were hundreds of people streamed into downtown for the trumpet return of the silicon valley pride celebration. the parade complete with plenty of people and colorful outfits made its way down market street today and ended at the fest

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tyler mauldin is here.lked about how important the hurricane hunters are and we had a hurricane hunter aircraft. they picked up on a 108-mile-per-hour sustained wind in the weak left quadrant of ida. now all you need is roughly like 110-mile-per-hour wind to get a major hurricane, so if we have a swipe of 108 here, we could easily have gusts -- sustained winds above 110 in that strong northeast quadrant, so i would not be surprised that if they were to -- the national hurricane center, if they were to update the storm eats intensity to the category three to the 2:00 a.m. update which will be coming in just about 30 minutes. regardless it's going to rapidly intensify and we'll be dealing with a category 4 hurricane once we get to sunrise on sunday. it makes landfall on sunday around grand isle to houma, lisa, as a major merck. we've mentioned rapid intensification. what does that mean? it means there's been an increase in the wind sped by 35 miles per hour in -- within 24 hours, and it happens 79% of the tim

that have been common date in recent months as well by by the tyler bomb. and what would think by members of i still as well common, did from the a n a and from u. s. bases. so yesterday's attacks really highlighting the challenges that the tyler bond face. they have. so analysts say at times been relatively successful in defending and fighting. i sold, they have been enemies since since the get go. but as i say these attacks yesterday really highlight the kind of challenges that the tunnel will face in dealing with. i saw in the future. thanks about just rough couple. well, the u. s. president says the service personnel killed in the tactical airport. our heroes joe biden has found that those responsible will pay and he insisted recreation of americans, enough. guns will continue. our white house correspondent, kimberly hallett as more now from washington, d. c. i barry sponsibility for fundamentally all the chap and commander in chief of the us military, joe biden, holding a moment of silence for the americans killed and thursday's bombings in cobble the