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kim little scored the first of their goals, in a 3—0 win over brighton. chelsea knocked out the holders manchester city. the latter stages of the cup were postponed from last season, due to the covid pandemic. the final is at wembley in december. now, let's return to huw in glasgow. a last word from glasgow tonight on the eve of the formal opening ceremony, so let'sjoin our science editor david shukman inside the arena. you have spoken to lots of people today. what's your assessment of the prospects for meaningful progress in the days ahead?— the days ahead? bluntly, the world is headin: the days ahead? bluntly, the world is heading in _ the days ahead? bluntly, the world is heading in the _ the days ahead? bluntly, the world is heading in the wrong _ the days ahead? bluntly, the world is heading in the wrong direction. l is heading in the wrong direction. if you add up all the promises different countries have made to tackle climate change, we are still on course for dangerous rises in temperature with a long list of really damaging consequences of the

. >> i also want to invite kim from chesapeake. she's carrying an american flag that was carried at the peaceful rally with donald j. trump on january 6th. [ cheers and applause ] i ask you all -- i ask you all to rise and join us as mark lloyd leads us in the pledge. >> those are virginia republicans. virginia republicans at a rally this month pledging allegiance to a flag carried at the insurrection on january 6th. and if actual treason endorsed by the republican base isn't scary enough, at least a dozen republicans running for state offices this week were present during the mayhem on january 6th. but it's not just a possible collusion with rioters in the republican party. the gop once stood for the grand ole party but with characters like marjorie taylor greene and matt gaetz among their number, maybe we should change the name to the ghoulish offender party. of course, greene and gaetz are only taking their cues from the leader of the party. the disgraced-former president, donald trump, who attended a world series game in atlant

that's why i also introduced the bill back better initiative for the washington post song and the men kim. were there you are? i'm sorry from say hey, thank you, mr. president and on iran, how you determine whether the iranians are serious about rejoining the nuclear talks. as they have indicated they will do by the end of november. and what costs are you prepared to impose on iran? it continues to carry out attacks against the united states, such as the recent drowned strikes against us forces in syria. well, the says there are 2 different issues. one is whether or not we get to the j, c, p, away we rejoin that and. and that depend, that's why i had the meeting with my colleagues here in, in rome, who are part of the, the original group of 6 people, the 6 nations that got together to say that we should negotiate a change which i found that i think were continuing to suffer from the very bad judgments that president trump made pulling out of the j c p. away. and so that's one issue. and that issue is going to depend on whether and how that gets resolved is going to depend on their action

glenn young kim listens -- young kin listens. parents matter. host: that is the glenn youngkin at. let's look at them a call about. >> when i heard about glenn youngkin wanting to ban books by prominent black authors it scared me. we know what this is about. it is the same politics we saw from donald trump meant to divide us. it has no place in our schools and no place in virginia. let's choose a better way. host: larry sabato, whatever the population thinks of that issue, have the top into a lot of -- an issue that has made a lot of headlines nationwide? guest: you actually showed one of the least effective glenn youngkin ads. it probably backfired because more information came out about the woman who was in the ad. and her son, who works for a republican committee and was in the trump white house briefly. it just did not work. that is why it disappeared almost immediately. on the more general issue, because of a gaffe mcauliffe made in the second debate saying that parents should not be telling schools what to teach, the mother ads -- some other ads the glenn youngkin campaign ha

"washington post," sung min kim. i'm sorry. i didn't see you. >> thank you, mr. president. on iran, how will you determine whether the iranians are serious to rejoin the nuclear talks? what cost are you prepared to impose on iran if it carries out attacks against the united states like drone strikes against forces in saudi arabia? >> there's two issues. that's why i had the meetings with colleagues here in rome who are part of the original six nations to get together to say we should negotiate a change which i found that i think we're continuing to suffer from the very bad judgments that president trump made in pulling out of the jcpoa. so that's one issue. that issue will depend on whether and how that gets resolved depends on their action and the willingness of our friends to stick with us for a price to pay economically if they fail to come back. with regard to the issue to respond to actions taken by them against the interest of the united states whether they eefr drone strikes or anything else is to respond and continue to respond. abc, cecilia vega. hard to see you gu

hiring kim oh machine know of "the los angeles times," hire 50 reporters and launch next year. i asked where his interest came from. he said it came from witnessing declines firsthand. >> it stopped when i was in the maryland general assembly for eight years in annapolis between 1979 and 1987. there were six maryland daily robust newspapers covering annapolis and all the shenanigans going on there. gwen ifill was with the morning sun at the time and i could list a half dozen or so others that went on and became nationally important journalists. now instead of six papers, there's basically two there, the sun and the post. they have fewer reporters, and that's just annapolis. then you look at different county and city governments around the state, not to mention the zoning a appeals board, the liquor board and so forth. >> when i was growing up, snooping around annapolis, there were very few reporters then. we've seen the decline over the decades. what do you blame -- >> well t business model for local news has changed dramatically. the internet has dis intermediate ated that bus

secretary, let's talk about climate change because you know that the chinese president kim jong-un and rush president vladimir putin are not going to the climate summit in person. how do you meet your goals at this summit when two of the world's biggest polluters aren't even showing up?siansbl two things first here at the g20 they're not here either, we are, president biden is. that in and of itself is making a difference in driving forward our agenda. >> i understand that, but does it -- >> in terms of glasgow, yes. >> -- where everybody has to agree to bring the crisis down. >> it is. it is, and i think it's ultimately going to be up to china as now currently the world's largest emitter to decide whether it is going to do the right and important thing for its own people, but also for everyone around the world, because you're right. unless we're all in this together in taking the steps necessary to keep warming to 1.5 degrees celsius, then it's going to be a problem and ultimately i think what you're going to see in glasgow is most of the major emitters in the world coming together, r

he was talking to kim jong-un. it's like making gumbo. you've got to put some soul into it. i support president biden because he's the president. i don't think he has the charisma, that president trump had. russia developed weapons that go faster than light. you need something better with a diplomatic feeling to make america back. i support the rebuild america plan. hopefully president trump will run again. we need world peace. president trump has the right idea. thanks for taking my call. host: this is politico on the outcome of the g20 meeting. this is the headline. they write: on the issue of global leadership, senator of wyoming on the senate floor criticized the president on energy leadership. >> here we are today with the president off to scotland. he will be there for halloween and people around the country will be suffering the nightmare of high energy costs. let -- we were a nation of energy wealth. this president and this administration has changed it. we are a nation of energy weakness. we are now dependent upon others for energy. the american people wouldn't beli

that's why i think kim deferred to nato as the world's most special treaty alliance because it enabled reagan's vision of we win they lose to be accomplished peacefully. the stakes are somewhat different now, it's certainly of course china which is not just an asian-pacific threat but becoming more of a european threat as well and i think we're drawing on that shared history for americans and europeans that we do a lot better together than apart. >> hr. this is a competition of wills. this competition between our free and open societies and closed authoritarian systems and where talking about a speech that went with clarity towards that competition and that's what we need today. i'm encouraged by the fact that the biden administration as he knowledged this is an ideological competition but we have to back that up . it's a de facto reduction in the defense budget for example because of this mantra you hear from some people that are policies become too militarized. we need to use more diplomacy. what we need is olintegration of all instruments of national power and efforts of like-minded

obama and david kim, the former chairman of the committee. on the top individual side, we proposed successfully 39.6 and if we want to have a long discussion about the salt deduction it was the salt deduction that complicated the top rate being cut to 37.5% largely because secretary mnuchin, in many conversations with me, he assured me time and again they would not cut the previous administration the top individual rate. he called me and he said i want to apologize to you profusely. he said when we saw what the salt deduction turned out to be we had to cut the top rate. the idea that these are all easily done, in the tax world, i think mr. brady would agree with this even if he didn't agree with me in a philosophic tone, it's like squeezing toothpaste with the cap on. some of these things are altered. that's the reality. our best intentions are sometimes offtarget. but we do include tax buyback we provide a minimum international corporate texas of 15%. those are the most substantial changes. smaller change on the adjusted gross income we take

he propped up kim foxx's campaign, the woman who dropped charges against smollett. or owes spends lavishly to empty jails. he invested a quarter billion into racial justice organizations. his open so side foundation funds groups who push critical race theory big time. if you get in the way of the or owes agenda his network will hunt you down. kyrsten sinema was followed into the bathroom by activists funded by or owes. he wants to go full radical aoc style. or owes gave $28 million to democrats in just first three months of this year. or owes pacs have given $3000 million to perkins coie. hillary, the dncsoros were all using the same law firm. a top election lawyer, eli air, muchelias is the one who claimee russians attacked the dnc server but never let the fbi see sit. another pushed the russia collusion hoax with the fbi. the group hired the discredited dossier author christopher steele to help them. you might find money originating from george soros. what drives him? we can only speculate. white guilt? anarchy, ideology. chaos invites for social spending. democra

i'm kim brunhuber. this is "cnn newsroom." the g-20 begins with a win for joe biden on global tax rates. so what will happen on day two? also, vaccine haves and have-nots. a new call to vaccinate the world against covid-19. plus this. >> she was my friend. she was my friend. the day i arrived in santa fe, i took her to dinner with joel, the director. >> alec baldwin speaks for the first time about the movie set shooting that killed the film's director of photography. >>> live from cnn center, this is "cnn newsroom" with kim brunhuber. >> the second and final day of the g-20 summit in rome begins in just a few hours. when it ends later today, the leader of the world's weltiest nat nat nations -- joe biden will lead today's session on how to free up those vital supply lines. cnn's ben wedeman and kevin liptack are live for us this hour in rome. so, ben, let's start with you. what have been the highlights for you in terms of what's been accomplished so far? >> well, certainly the most significant thing was the announcement that t

> you mention, or note the works of phyllis schlafly, elizabeth elliot, bill goddard, james dobson, kim and beverly la hay and john eldridge and others such as oliver north, mark driscoll, al moeller who were foundational in beginning and supporting the development of an image of masculinity as rugged and in some measure excusable within the movement. on the other side, you mentioned figures like rick warren, bill highballs, jim wallace, russell lord and others who have pushed back against part of this mythic development. what grow see as the future? >> yeah. first of all, yes, many, many books were read, and i do want to give my shout out to i had three university research assistants, students who e helped me with this, and they were phenomenal. there's no way this book could have been written in this way without their, their labor and insight. so, yeah, i'm glad you listed the variety of figures that we're talking about because all of evangelicalism, conservative white evangelicalism can't be reduced to militancy, right? you've got all kinds -- you've got russell moore, so this is whe

i'm kim brunhuber. this is "cnn newsroom." >>> a 1 in 1 trillion event. that's what alec baldwin calls the fatal shooting incident on the set of his latest film. the actor made his first on-camera comments since the prop gun he discharged killed the movie's cinematographer, 42-year-old helena hutchins. baldwin remembered her as his friend on a tight-knit crew. he and his family were in vermont when the paparazzi tracked them down. a visibly upset baldwin took their questions and called for new safety measures on film sets. >> would you ever work on another film set that involves firearms? >> i couldn't answer that question. i have no sense of it at all. i do know an ongoing effort to limit the use of firearms on film sets is something i'm extremely interested in. but remember, something that i think is important, that is, how many bullets have been fired in films and tv shows in the last 75 years? this is america, how many bullets have gone off in movies and on tv sets? probably billions in the last 75 years and nearly all of

brendall kim got that list. and guess who's name was on it? none other than reggie grahams. how did that effect meek mill's case. >> one of the things our investigation uncovered is that there were doubts about officer reggie graham's credibility going all the way back the time that meek was arrested and even before he was arrested. it's fair to say he was already a questionable witness at the time he makes this arrest. and we know this because graham failed a lie detecter test about conduct that occurred meek's arrest. they also learned that the philadelphia police's internal affairs unit investigated graham, he was never charged, and soon after graham retired leaving the force and fidelity >> we identified where reggie graham is now living. and i flew down to see them. >> reggie graham did not answer our numerous attempts to reach them but he did talk to luke brendal kim. >> he adamantly denied he ever made a single bad arrest. he made thousands of arrests and not one could he think of where there was a problem with the search warrant or the circumstances didn't play out e

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the chair recognizes esther kim from new jersey for five minutes. >> thank you. ms. caldwell, i want to start with you. i wanted to ask you what does he but administration major of success for this? >> thank you so much for that question. first and foremost as i alluded to in my opening statement, the primary goal is to increase global ambition and action on climate change because the existing commission under these are insufficient to keep global warming to a 1.5 degree or less. special on carey and his team at state have been very actively involved of course in those global negotiations. i think they have achieved some early but still, too modest bits in terms of urging china and its ambitions. there have been recent and -- discussions with indonesia and as we head in, i think part of the reason that president biden made the commitment that he did to increase climate finance to 11.4 william per year in 2024 is that the u.s. has fallen far behind. in providing climate finance necessary to enable the many countries around the world. >> what will you do -- but would y

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cognitivists kim strassel an editorial board, kyle peterson. dan, you look at this race, what political blessings are you drawing from the fact that this is so close? >> the biggest one is the so-called trump factor or issue in states like virginia and swing states. as we saw with president biden, the democrats are obsessed, remain obsessed with donald trump and used trump all the time as a weapon against their opposition but i think you misunderstand the trump issue. donald trump is a unique political personality. to vote against him in the last election was overwhelmingly about personality, not his politics but terry mcauliffe has been trying to say in effect when youngkin is donald trump. no one is donald trump so i think it strikes most virginia voters as absurd to link him to the personality of donald trump and that has real implications going forward in the midterm election or even the presidential election four years ago when democrats continue to make this week association between republicans and trump's personality. paul: kim, elaborat

officials. >> kim, what's your read on it? is this about biden saying the right things to the allies and kind of rebuilding the dynamtake that i'm here for you, too, it's not just what i want? but that the united states is in no rush to put this on the front burner? >> look, you can say you're going to show up for talks and it's like saying we're going to investigate and there will be a report later. you can drag talks along for a very long time to see if by being in the room you can get some sort of movement that then you can turn back to your base within the u.s., within the democratic party, and say, see, we tried, we got this. though we didn't get all these other things. so they've got to make these motions even though, as phil was saying, i have heard the same skepticism. i haven't heard anyone predict that they think they're going to get a deal, a new deal. >> kim dozier, nic robertson, phil mattingly, david gergen, great collection. david, was there something you wanted to add before we go? >> i just -- look, yes, i do.

represent kim shrier, her eyebrows went up. had you heard that? >> just last night i heard that. we fly back out monday. i hope we go into session on tuesday so we can send this message to the voters in virginia saying democrats can get things done. that was the message from president biden when he came in to meet with our caucus a couple days ago. he said we're at an inflection point. we have to show the rest of the world that democracy works. alex, you know this, but legislating is messy. it is a lot of back and forth and ups and downs and twists and turns. in the end i think we can get this done. i hope that we do this first thing on tuesday and we move forward. we show those voters in november and we show the voters for the election in 2022. democracy works. democrats can get it done. joe biden ten months into his tenure right now, ten months, is on the verge of passing something historic. like fdr's package and the eisenhower rebuilding our country package altogether. >> i sense your hope. how about your level of confidence it's going to happen? what would it mean for joe bi

joining me now is congresswoman kim shriner. she is also a pediatrician. we have covid-related questions as well. thank you for joining me. what did the president say about his new plan in that meeting with the democrats? i'm curious about the specifics of his message and his demeanor. >> it was a very exciting visit from the president. he came from to announce to all of us that he struck a deal that will get support from all 50 senators. ultimately that was the hurdle we were trying to get past. we have tremendous support in the house for both bills we're looking to pass. this was a review of what is in this bill and a celebration of how this will pull us out of the recovery mode from the pandemic and launch our economy and help our families. it was an exciting visit and a real framing in the importance as well. >> here's something exciting. we are just getting word from nbc news. there could be a vote on both bills taken on tuesday. have you heard anything about that? >> i have heard the wheels are in motion to hopefully have a vote this week. frankly it

and the virginia governor's race between former governor terry mcauliffe and republican glenn young kim. next week the house and senate are in session with upcoming hearings. on wednesday at nine: 30 a.m. eastern on c-span3, countering domestic terrorism testimony from leaders from homeland security and the fbi before the house intelligence committee. on thursday, live on c-span3, covid-19 and the next steps in the response with testimony from rochelle walensky and dr. anthony fauci before the senate health committee. on friday the memorial service for retired army general and former secretary of state colin powell, live from the washington national cathedral. watch next week on the c-span networks, or you can watch our coverage on c-span now, our new mobile video app. also head over to c-span.org for scheduling information or to stream video anytime.

jones, i'll call you kim because i've known you for years. you're dr. jones. kim, one thing that concerns me is running out of water. i feel it is a reality. is there enough fresh water drinking supply to sustain life on this planet for the foreseeable future? >> tiffany, first, thank you so much for having me on this morning. so i'll just say, yes, when you think about fresh water, you know, you think about water that covers about 70% of the earth's surface. only about 3% is really fresh water. the rest is saline, too salty for drinking water. when you think of the unavailable portions of water, in icecaps, glaciers, the water we can't get to, only about 0.5% of the fresh water is available, used for drinking water. when you think why we use water, it is not just water in your house, drinking water, cooking, washing dishes, but you need water to grow food, produce energy, make our clothing, make our cell phones. takes about 80 gallons of water to produce one ear of corn, for example. it takes about 60 gallons of water for a 4 ounce hamburger. so we use water

. >> i can tell you one thing, both brenda and kim, they've supported me more than all of you together in my journey. >> reporter: according to court documents obtained by abc news, the former member of one direction shoved yolanda hadid into a dresser while continuously cursing at her and allegedly demanding her to stay away from his daughter who he shares with gigi. the documents also describe him using threatening language towards gigi over the phone who was away at the time and attempting to physically engage in a fight with john mcmahon, a security guard in the home. it's unclear what led up to the alleged incident. malik and hadid's on again/off again relationship appearing steady after the birth of their baby daughter last september. the couple have reportedly since split after this incident. >> the police report is very damning. i think eventually he will be able to move on from this. it's going to take some time, but that's not discounting what he did. >> reporter: a judge sentencing 28-year-old malik to one year probation and to complete an anger management class. he also can

and the virginias governor race between former governor terry mcauliffe and republican glenn young kim. next week, the house and senate are in session. and next wednesday on c-span3, countering domestic terrorism with testimony by officials from homeland security and the fbi in front of the house intelligence committee. on thursday, live on c-span3, covid-19 and the next steps in the response with testimony from cdc director rochelle walensky and national institute of allergy and infectious diseases director dr. anthony fauci before the senate health committee. on friday, on the c-span network, a memorial service for retired army general and former secretary of state colin powell, live. from the washington national cathedral. watch next week or watchful coverage on c-span now. our new mobile video app. also head over to c-span.org for scheduling information or to stream video live and on-demand. c-span, your unfiltered view of government. washington journal continues. host: we are back with chris riley, the internet governance senior fellow at the archery institute. good morning. guest

kim was the eldest, then robin, tricia and wendy. excited because this was halloween, one of the best days of the year. >> i loved it. we would trick-or-treat and then sort the candy and we would be trading what we liked. >> a halloween morning long ago, it was 1984, the morning after the incident in the fast food place. it started warm and sunny, that bubble of innocence, before anyone knew a thing. wendy donned her halloween costume, wore it to school, as did tricia who wore hers to work. kim, the eldest, left early for her job at the nearby mall. robin wasn't home. after working late, she told her family, she had arranged a sleepover at a girlfriend's place. she was due home any minute, as wendy remembers. >> she was good about reporting in, telling us where she was going to be and when she was going to be home. >> robin was 21 years old. she was a redhead, pretty, popular, friendly. she was an assistant manager at a kentucky fried chicken franchise in the nearby town of torrance, had taken that late shift as a favor to a co-worke

kim. >> yeah. and back home, real-world conditions for americans have deteriorated which are in part, i guess, responsible for biden's sliding poll numbers. we're seeing, you know, slow growth, inflation, high gas numbers, supply chain shortages. so, you alluded to this a little earlier, but concretely, how is he hoping to address some of those issues here at the g20? i just want to quickly before you answer, note, that we saw canadian prime minister justin trudeau coming in a minute ago, wearing a poppy there for remembrance day. but, yeah, how is he hoping to come up with something specific to deal with those things affecting americans most back home? >> reporter: well, on the energy issue specifically, the president does want to put pressure on producers like opec. at this point, it's not clear whether he'll speak directly to the saudi representative at the g20. as of a couple days, the white house officials did not believe that the saudi prince mohammed sal man would be at the g20, and he has n

atlanta, welcome to all of you watching us here in the united states, canada, and around the world, i'm kim brunhuber. this is "cnn newsroom." it's now 10:00 a.m. in rome. the ceremony to open the g20 summit in rome begins this hour. this is the first time leaders have been able to meet face-to-face in more than two years to face a whole agenda of critically important issues. the ire ran nuclear deal will be the subject of the u.s., uk, germany and france. biden heads to

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you may have heard one of my guests, kim miller, mention something about shawn parnell in relation to sexual assault charges. we cannot confirm those charges. i just wanted to know very clear about that. but there is no public record we were able to find on that. >>> yesterday "the washington post" reported that he is in the process of a divorce and that a domestic dispute with his wife involving two protection from abuse orders were later lifted. he later tried to seal his divorce records but a judge ruled that much of his records can become public. >>> florida's republican governor ron desantis has been congratulated for the way he is handling covid in his state. he rails against mask and vaccine mandates, and he pushes antibody treatments which again are effective as far as we know for the sick, but instead of pushing vaccines to prevent illness in the first place. so here's a quick reminder of where desantis got the sunshine state. florida is ranked seventh overall out of the 50 states for covid deaths in this country. nearly 60,000 floridians have died from the virus under govern

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our dan merica is out tonight in virginia and our eva kim is at the campaign. are democrats worried about how this election will go? >> democrats are always concerned, but there are fears that this race has been nationalized so much that could hurt them because of how they feel about the biden administration. that is really what you heard from kamala harris tonight. it's about virginia, yes, about the things a governor could do for virginia, but it's also about the national mood and what voters choose to do here will say a lot about what they feel going into 2022, 2024, and she even said beyond. why that matters is there is a lot going on here that both campaigns are testing out. democrats and republicans don't know, really, what it's like to run in a post-trump era, and that has been something that democrats have been worried about. they saw huge turnout during the trump era and terry mcauliffe told me during the primary he was worried about what would happen during the general election. would democrats come out in generous numbers? there are concerns that isn

kim of new jersey for five minutes. >> thank you and ms. caldwell i would start with you and i guess i would like to ask you what is the biden administration measure of success for this. [inaudible]. >> thank you so much for that question first and foremost, as i alluded to in my opening statement, the primary goal is really to increase global admission and action on the climate change because the existingse commitments under thy insufficient to keep it to 1.5 degrees or less on the global warming so a special and siemens estate have been very involved of course in the level of negotiations and i think they have achieved some early but still modest with respect to urging china to increase its ambitions in recent discussions and also with - indonesia as we head and i think that part of the reason that president biden made the commitment as he did, to increase climate finance to 11.4 million per year in 2024, is that the u.s. has fallen far behind other industrialized nation in providing the climate finance necessary to enable many countries

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he's also a kim of redistricting in illinois, which is happening all over the country. so i don't want people to think that he's walking away. he's not. he pretty much doesn't have a choice given the way the maps are going to work out in illinois. but the good news, again, is that we still have him for over a year. >> want to come to you, jackie al mainy. was this a surprise to his colleagues or his staff? or was this, for some of the reasons the congressman cited, expected? >> i think regardless of the reality here and the message that former congressman corbelo is putting forth here, this is a surprise to some people on capitol hill. and it's also being looked at as a victory for people in trump's orbit. former trump staffers have publicly and very privately been taking a victory lap. this is undoubtedly a scalp for former president trump and his efforts to really wipe out anyone who publicly disputes his false assertions of election fraud and his continued, you know, propagandists attempts. first it was anthony gonzalez. now it is adam kinzinger. i feel like last wee

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kim potter will now face first-degree manslaughter, the stiffest charge. she was initially charged with second-degree manslaughter. potter was among the officers who pulled daunte wright over on april 11th and discovered an outstanding warrant. when she tried to apprehend him, he tried to drive away. that's when potter pulled out her handgun and fatally shot him. she says she meant to use her taser. >>> still ahead, amazon stumbles. how supply chain problems are impacting the online giant. >>> here's a look at the forecast in some cities around the country. ♪ >>> on the cbs "money watch," facebook announces a corporate name change, and supply chain problems are impacting some big tech companies. elise preston is at the new york stock exchange with those stories and more. good morning, elise. >> reporter: good morning, anne-marie. stock futures are indicating a lower open with investors taking in disappointing earnings results from major companies including amazon and apple. still, the three major indices managed to make gains during the regular session.

50 around 1,000 people, including jack and kim, have opened their homes to delegates, and more are needed. i'd heard that poorer countries were getting priced out of coming — i was absolutely horrified that only the richer countries' voices would be heard in terms of politicians and lobby groups, so i felt it was really important that everybody was included. when glasgow people opened their door to us, we are very delighted to come also, voice our concern. some schools on the conference doorstep will have to close briefly. these pupils may never have expected world leaders to be driving past their classroom windows — and they've got a message they want to pass on. i kind of feel...like, kind of stressed and annoyed about it because it's just disrupting our lives. i would just rather that so many people wouldn't come — only the world leaders. they're not going to get here, like, being eco—friendly. - and also i feel like they're just going to talk about things - but not actually do it. ..have an impact on your lives... hope from the children here for action — and notjust words â€

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