with that i'm turn it over to kim phillips fine and a.l. press. thank you. >> so -- >> well it is great to be here tonight. i thought we would start out with you telling us about the book and the book. >> sure. thank you. thank you, kim and just want to first thank the boston public library for hosting this conversation. i really wish we were having it in person. books come to life in the hands of readers and there is nothing more gratifying than see the readers come out to talk and field questions from them. it is the highlight of my book publishing career. this time we're going to have to do it a little differently. and i hope nevertheless we have a really rich conversation because books come to life through dialogue in the public sphere. i also really want to thank kim, a brilliant historian and someone who has taken time to -- from her very busy schedule to be an interlocker tonight bringing enormous knowledge of american history and unions and working conditions. so, as has been mentioned, my book is called "dirty work" and it is subtitled es

with that i will turn it over to kim. thank you. >> i thought we could start out with you telling a little about the book. >> sure, thank you, thank you kim and i want to first think the boston public library for hosting this conversation. i really wish we were having an person books come to life in the hands of readers and there's nothing more gratifying as an author then to see the readers come out and it's been a highlight of my book publishing career this time were going to have to do a little differently and i hope nevertheless we have a rich conversation because the other way books come to life is through dialogue in the public sphere. i also really want to thank him a brilliant historian and someone who has taken time bringing in enormous knowledge to waiver in unions and working conditions. as has been mentioned my book is called dirty work and it's subtitled essential jobs in the hidden toll of inequality in america and i want to fixate a little bit on the jobs because it's the terms that we all recognize now tha

as his national security advisor say you set up a meeting like that, kim jong? well, maybe not like the kim jong and when obviously i look at the question is what, what is in the interest of the people who venezuela interested the united states? and i think we saw very clearly that chavez enduro had driven the country into poverty. they had they had taken well, as you say, a country is to 40000 people not being killed by us sanctions. and that is, that is somebody's estimate. there's simply no evidence for that. it is the case that the medical system and venezuela over a period of 20 years of chavez bureau rule has been, has been, has been just devastated. and as has the economy more broadly. now i know you are privy to the highest secrecy documents. you must have been because trump tried to try to take you to go for the book just to check for the 5th time, whether the 6th time, the end of the any secrets. but all those documents must show that china is headed to become the most economically powerful country of this century. why? why are you against strategic oh

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

and kim really wants the u.s. to appreciate what they're capable of doing, and what they've been capable of doing over the last few years. >> schifrin: last month alone, pyongyang conducted three tests, including the hypersonic missile, the new cruise missile, and a train-based ballistic missile, all designed to improve north korea missile and nuclear survivability, and responsiveness. >> by placing these missiles on rail cars that can be placed in tunnels that can simply be rolled out, erected, and launched, and so that enhances the survivability, in principle. and similarly, with responsiveness, unlike truck- based missile launchers, which needs to be driven around the countryside on, you know, sometimes going off-road, rail mobility is quite stunning. >> schifrin: the north isn't the only one advancing its missiles. last month, south korea tested its own missile, launched from a submarine, watched by president moon jae-in. the regional arms race isn't may summit in which the u.s. lifted decades-old missile rest

i'm kim brunhuber. this is "cnn newsroom." >>> live from cnn center, this is "cnn newsroom" with kim brunhuber. >>> the u.s. may be turning a corner in the fight against covid-19. on average daily new infections are at their lowest level since august. hospitalizations and deaths are also declining, but experts warn those trends might not last if americans get complacent. the director of the national institutes of health told jim acosta about his concerns as winter approaches in the u.s. >> well, if you just look at the shape of the curve you would say we went over the top, which was a terrible top, and we're starting downward now, but i can't be absolutely assured how steep that downward slope will be or whether we might encounter another bump. this is not the time for people to let down their guard. we are in a circumstance where there are more people gathering indoors, cold weather is coming, schools are in place so ds an opportunity for this virus, we should think of the virus as an enemy, not anybod

kim. tell us more about why this group of missionaries has been targeted. well cut some hours or $400.00 marrow 0 is that gang is called the seems to specialize in praying on the religious missionaries primarily who are out in that part of haiti, which is a very barren arid, godforsaken part of the country on the route to the dominican republic to the him any crossing. so there's a lot of traffic that goes through their own route. and so they've really made a name for themselves as a gang, which is particularly ruthless and aggressive in the kidnapping in haiti, and along with 2 other gangs. one in grand ravine, one invalid to import a print, so cut some hours. so is really coming to the leadership of the gang gangs that do kidnapping. how if the economic and political turmoil fueling base kidnappings? well, it's completely fueling it. i mean, it should say that this whole epic of kidnapping really took a great leap forward. could we say in 2004, when us special forces kidnapped president jean bertrand aristide from his home and in port a prince and flew hi

got some of the biggest moments from this weekend's blockbuster saturday night live with guest host kim kardashian >>> and the missing texas toddler found alive and well "early today" starts right now >>> hey there, good morning. i'm philip mena. >> glad you could join us. i'm frances rivera we begin with severe weather hitting the southern plains. reports of six tornados touching down in oklahoma overnight public schools there have been canceled as they survey their buildings. overnight, more than 50,000 customers lost power in oklahoma and northern texas there have not been reports of injuries >>> many passengers who plan to fly southwest airlining this weekend got chaos and frustration instead. the airline canceled more than 1800 flights this weekend, which is nearly a third of its schedule kenneth gibson joins us from new york's laguardia airport >> reporter: yeah, good morning. the country's fourth biggest airline is busy this morning, trying to reposition crews and planes, hoping to avoid a third consecutive day of delays and cancellations. southwest airlines is scrambling to cont

jo, john, that's the influential a sister of kim jong on the leader of north korea that was mentioned just over a week ago and that follows a, a no, but your from moon jay, in the president of south korea who is desperate to try to restore relations. he's now well into his final year in office. he's a liberal presidency, made it his mission to try to restore relations. everybody knows he has only got so many months left in office and he could be replaced by a conservative. so the north knows that better than anybody else that this is their opportunity. if they're going to win concessions from the south from some sort of negotiations than they have to act now. so we do see this a strange jewel strategy that while they have these diplomatic efforts coming from the north, they are continuing with their missile efforts reducing an increase in their launching of short range ballistic missiles. but as far as the north is concerned, it's part of the same strategy. it keeps up the pressure and it reminds the south that the clock is ticking. rob mcbride with those are updates on what's happeni

and a bare-chested soldier fought off all comers all to the delight of kim and his sister, kim yo jong. at several recent events, kim has appeared remarkably slimmer than months ago and this time, he was filmed wearing polished sandals with his suit. >> he's lost weight. we don't know why. he's -- appears to have gout and he has a limp. he's not a healthy person. and um, if you're kim jong un's doctor, um, before you tell him to hit the gym or stop eating his favorite desserts, you'll probably think this is a guy who had his own uncle assassinated and executed dozens of his own generals and political followers. so, i suspect that he's not getting a very strict regimen from his doctors. >> reporter: north korea experts pay close attention to kim's physical appearance for good reason. as one expert put it, as scary as those new missiles on display are, that's nothing compared to how frightening it would be if kim died suddenly and chaos ensued inside that nuclear-armed country, wolf. >> amazing stuff going on, brian. thank you very much for that report. brian todd reporting for us. and t

kim: we could see more affirming of the u.s. dollar especially if in line with expectations the taper announcement will go on as expected. soon as you start thinking about tapering, it's hard to not think about what that means and when it will start to increase. [indiscernible] there is some room for markets to start thinking we will see a more aggressive hike cycle and that supportive of the u.s. dollar. shery: we saw the treasury dollar resuming. what would be the broader impact given that this is not a resolution, just kicking the can down the road to december? kim: the risk of the default on debt hasn't gone away, it is just and delayed. we are likely to see a little bit of pullback in some of the strength we were seeing as we were getting close to what could have been a default. none of that's further down the road intentionally, all that remains -- all that means is the risk could move into december. shery: what about inflationary concerns? come december, there will be more talk about passing the infrastructure built. we a

i am with, [000:00:00;00] with kim i said yes, visit a spot if things go wrong, but i feel some shot unified with when you're from a neighborhood known as a hot bed of radicalism, you have to fight to defy stereotypes. a and the stories we don't often hear told by the people who live with survival in the shallow sama, the book says this is year on al jazeera bmw be the hero. the world needs a washer. ah millions or financial documents known as the pandora papers have been leaked. it's claimed they revealed the secret wealth of dozens of world leaders. ah, robinson, this is all da, 0 live from dough hobb also coming up north and south korea are talking again the hotline has been reconnected after pyongyang shut it down and protested military drills by sol. at least 13 people are killed in a bomb bloss in kabul. it's the deadliest attack.

ah, hi there, i'm kim fidel. this is al jazeera alive from dell ha, also coming up israel approved plans for nearly 3000 new illegal settlement units in.

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

paul: we're back with kim and mene. kim, republicans haven't won statewide in virginia, well, in over a decade. do they have a better chance this year, and what are they running on? >> yeah, i think they do and for two reasons. one of the reasons that they really struggled particularly in last year's is that trump really did not play well in virginia especially in a lot of those suburbs and especially among women. and that really allowed democrats to consolidate some control. he is obviously somewhat out of politics now -- [laughter] but moreover, they've got a good candidate in gwen junkin -- glenn junkin. he's running on the cost of jobs and education and crime. and he's been pretty disciplined. so -- and and there's a loot of people that are very worried about joe biden's agenda, so that is combining to give republicans a real chance. paul: mene, this issue of school choice that came up in the debate, junkin immediately after the debate in response to that mcauliffe clip put an ad up suggesting they think there's a v

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

i am moving on to the next a with, [000:00:00;00] with piece with more to what it says. agrees with kim i sent ya to visit with things going on. i feel some shots farther down with moving on to that with eating on air or online be part of the debate or pacific people. the ocean is our identity and the source of well being. we are the ocean. when no topic is off the table, it's as children side atmosphere, people are demoralized. they're exhausted and many health care workers are experiencing p t s d like symptoms jump into this dream and jew, he now global community of heal on lied on you to right now. you can be part of those conversations. wealth this dream. oh, now to sierra, ah, ah, thousands of women march across the united states and support abortion, rives. ah, hello, i'm darn jordan. this is al jazeera live from della also coming up libya launch is a major crackdown on refugees and migrants detaining 4000 people.

i'm kim all santa maria here in doha with the world news from al jazeera sedans. prime minister of della ham dog, has been moved to an unknown location not to refusing to issue a statement in support of the military's actions me. my protest is denouncing the detentions have filled the straight. some have been met with gunfire. and in other news, a palestinian family threatened with forced eviction in ocoee bodies. jerusalem has a hearing before israel supreme court. ah, there is a qu in sudan military chief, as announced the dissolution of the transitional government, and to create a state of emergency nobel foul. but a han is bound to hold elections as scheduled for 2023, but he says the country was in turmoil. and the military had a constitutional duty to innovate. hulma, jesus, geology, god, we dissolve the sovereign counsel and the cabinet and will put an end to the maize jobs and under secretaries. and the state governors will revise everything and will take decisions to watch everything. we urge every one to abide by the agreement of juba. 2020, stressed to affirm that some of our

here at the listening post i with, [000:00:00;00] with more to what extent agrees with kim i sent ya to visit with joe post on neo nazi loans. i with things go wrong, but i feel some shots farther down with moving on to that with eating this is one of the most astounding technological revolutions in all of history make our planner great. the day. we have to meet the c o 2 emission targets like to casa mate miti to min. most of the need to be mind to where people are just talking about wind and solar sake that can solve the problem. it won't. the world of history and commerce is driving the energy transition is the promise of clean energy and illusion. the dark side of green energy on al jazeera ah al jazeera ah, with emerald matheson and doha, the top stories on al jazeera taiwan is defense minister, is wanting. china will be capable of launching a full scale invasion of the island within 4 years. a record number of chinese military air crops recently through within taiwan, so called air defense identification zone garlands defense ministry says a 148 chinese warplanes had breached t

>> kim k. was married to a wrap star. >> get it, mummies, wraps? they're not messing with no gold digger >>> right now on "america this morning," breaking news in the effort to bring 17 missionaries kidnapped in haiti. several children among them. the demands now being reported. >>> the new decision expected from the fda when it comes to covid vaccine booster shots and whether you can mix and match vaccines. and the sub variant of the coronavirus and new fallout from vaccine mandates. several college football coaches now being fired. >>> celebrating the life and legacy of colin powell. what he said during one of his final interviews about his health battles, about war and about the importance of civility. >>> the importance of removing the thomas

here at the listening post i with, [000:00:00;00] with these, with more to what extent agrees with kim i sent ya to visit with things going on. but i did some shopping with talking to al jazeera, we are what gives you hope that it is going to be peace because the situation on the ground seems to be pointing. otherwise we listen. we were never on their whatever road to off migration we meet with global news makers and talk about the stories that matter on al jazeera. ah, this is al jazeera. ah, hello, i'm sammy's. i dan. this is the news. our live from dow coming up in the next 60 minutes. at least 13 people are killed in a bomb attack outside of mosque and afghanistan's capital. no group claims responsibility. $500.00 refugees and migrants are intercepted off libya's coast. it follows raids in which thousands were detained. algeria closes, it's as face to friend.

then yes, kim looked the minister of the fancier in the columbia spoke earlier on sunday. and he said that the next step will be to comply with the extra addition of tonya to the united states. and that the minister of justice here in columbia is already moving forward in that direction. so most likely we will see that with tonya, unless of some surprise, last minute surprise, in court, in the united states, most likely in new york in the coming months. it's unclear how long the extradition process will take at this point. but there's no doubt that the colombian government believes that they need to comply with this request from the u. s. that goes back more than a decade. actually. australia was indicted in the us back in 2009 not only on charges of shipping tons of cocaine to the united states, but also for recruiting children, killing police officers, among other charges that he's at requested by the united states. and again, this has been the case for more than a decade. the minister of the fancier says that that request that as fence and that the columbia will comply

kim kuk—song defected to song in 2014. police in britain are dropping a review of sexual assault allegations by an american woman, virginia giuffre, against prince andrew. london's metropolitan police they have completed that review and no further action will be taken. the prince has consistently denied all allegations. fully vaccinated residents in australia's most populated state, new south wales, are enjoying new freedoms is lockdown begins to be lifted. people in greater sydney have been on stay—at—home orders for three and a half months, but some social distancing measures on public gatherings remain. now on bbc news it's the media show. hello. how do you interest the public in public interestjournalism? how do you get a bigger splash? that is the theme of today's programme. the largest leak of offshore data in history has seen newspapers around the world co—ordinate to unleash the pandora papers. their findings have revealed the hidden wealth and tax avoidance of some of the world's richest and most powerful pe

you know kim may look all the only goal of the game in the 2nd half for the euro. 2020 semi finalists. that's the 8th successive victory and qualifying, which means they can't because it's at the top of that great. christie on even nowadays go to hat trick is portugal b, luxembourg. he put away 2 penalties in 5 minutes as his side went to up and it was 3 note not long after. thanks his manchester united teammates renee fernandez, went out by his 3rd of the night late on as it finished 5 mail. there was a hat trick in africa qualifying to as far mirage as you insured synagogue made it into the playoffs. his goals, helping them at 2, a 31 when i haven't namibia, the game was played in south africa, which was movie, as home stadium was declared unfit to host matches, algeria extended the unbeaten run to 31 games with a full no. when a man says to cities and react morris among the scores, the african champions are ahead of bikini fossil go difference and play them on the final match date. and next monday in asia, australia is a record winning streak has been ended by japan. they've made i

take a look. >> hi, i'm kim kardashian west hosting snl this week. >> kim, are you nervous about doing sketch comedy? >> why i don't have to write sketches do i >> no. >> memorize lines? >> no. >> everyone else won't look as good as me, will they? >> no, absolutely not. >> this is so easy. >> yeah, i guess it is. >> she takes the stage as host for the very first time with musical guest halsey right here on nbc. >> she makes fun of herself. >> that's it. >> she's going to have a good time. >>> for six seasons the rose family tried to sell off the time >> what did you say? >> you can't say schitt's creek again? >> al, we need this job. >> listen to this, you can buy a piece of that famous small town in the latest edition of monopoly the show about one of television's most beloved families is headed to the board game that has been tearing families apart for generations the s creek monopoly board has spots like the rosebud motel, the garage, and players can choose from new game pieces including moira's wig or david's sunglasses you can't just can't your money on 12 things of raw milk >>> f

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in north korea, kim jong-un showed off a buried arsenal of missiles designed to frustrate u.s. defense systems. it was a rare display that appeared to be kim's latest effort to break the diplomatic stalemate over his nuclear program. he blamed the u.s. for creating regional tensions. the house is set to vote on a short-term increase to the government borrowing limit today. that whatever to the immediate threat of a catastrophic default , but it sets the stage for an even bigger showdown on debt and spending in less than two months. the international monetary fund will keep kristalina georgieva as it managing director. board investigated allegations that she improperly -- china's business climate. georgieva has denied any wrongdoing. an indication of a stronger they were market may lead the bank of england to raise interest rates. payrolls rose by a record 207,000 in september. meanwhile, job vacancies rose 1.2 million, also a record high. bitcoin is flirting with a run towards its all-time high. largest cryptocurrency will see that happen. global news 24 hours a day, on air and

kelly sister, kim, raced it is seen. she's gotten a call, kelly had been hurt badly. >> so it's pitch black. and all you see are new york state trooper cars, sheriff, cars scorning police cars. i see ambulance. all these lights. oh, god, where is my? sister i first run to the ambulance, because i think they're going to be working on my sister. i'm like, where is my sister? where is? she >> police explain the awful truth, kelly was dead. >> we were screaming, whaling. i mean, i was throwing up on the side of the road. >> you can't believe she's. did i mean it's like inconceivable that she could be dead. >> they win let you see kelly either, right they just kept saying kim you don't want to see. her >> was your first instinct that maybe was some kind of home invasion? maybe some kind of stranger? >> yes it. was >> kelly's best friend got a call from kim's husband cory. >> and my dad drove me. there and by the time i got, there everyone is. there i just remember cory clinching, keep clenching his fists, and walking up and d

state media released photos of the event where kim blamed the u.s. for creating regional tensions and promised to keep expanding his nuclear weapons program. global news, 24 hours a day, on air and on bloomberg quicktake, powered by 2700 journalists and analysts in more than 120 countries. i'm vonnie quinn, this is bloomberg. yvonne: live pictures out of beijing, the spokesman from the general administration of customs is speaking right now as we get away from that trade data coming out of china. mentioning about exports. still faced many uncertainties they say. the external environment increasingly complex. rishaad: nothing really to hammer about on that one, but it's obvious. we will get the numbers, and this is the chatter. the markets, will china blink and stop the evergrande meltdown? we will check the chances of a bailout with a more flag default. yvonne: the imf and world bank weigh in on the inflation situation. we will hear from both institutions this hour. this is bloomberg. ♪ rishaad: having a look at headlines coming through from beijin

classroom model 70 goes learned computing with support from the microsoft corporation train is whole, was kim's, these girls get here will help them gain financial independence. in this part of northern nigeria most goes, i expected to get by there trying to update, but many get divorce before the even settlement. that's when organizers believe their training would be useful, but a lack of resources are threatening to drain the program. there's always that challenge of funding funding, i'm funding is a major, major challenge because we also have to quit pottery and as an equip our teachers with as much information on as much training as possible with many drying of prost, beautiful idea to help disadvantage teenagers may soon feed into oblivion, along with the hopes of many goals, who dream of changing their society and the world. i'm a decrease al jazeera couple nigeria still ahead in this news. our in sports. we're going to hear from the n b a star, following his suspension for not wanting to get vaccinated against coven 19. ah ah ah ah ah ah. and now jim is here with the sport from doha. tha

and kanye, her -- she was introduced as kim kardashian west. she filed for divorce but maybe they're together. he was sitting in the front row, right in front of her. >> the whole thing was -- dagen: that's another distraction. >> it was cool. she was making jokes and everything. i'm thinking for those old guys like me, i'm going who is that person. i didn't recognize anybody. but aidy bryant did the best sketch i've seen in years on snl, called the switch, where aidy becomes kim kardashian and vice versa. and it was so well written. it buttoned at the end. it was just so well done. and then they did with bowan yang they did the costco glittering dancers, whatever it was. you know it's my home. i'm happy to tell you it was pretty darn funny this week. dagen: your home is also the columbus day parade and many of which you've spent on columbus day with maria. yet president biden marked it as indigenous people's day. you will still be participating in the columbus day parade here in new york city, right, joe? >> yeah, we're celebrating it in a big

january 20th of 2022 and for competition rules, or just how to get started use our website at student kim .org. >> joining us now with research henry is the director for race and ethnicity research and mr. lopez good morning pretty. >> good morning pretty. >> as we approach the 2022 election average power to the voters hold pretty. >> look at the 2020, certainly a lot more interest in the new of latino voters than there has been in previous elections you see republicans opening community centers and places of contact in places like south texas or san antonio so this next election in 2024 should be interesting to see both how much attention the latinos get also nowhere they fall given the circumstances of the upcoming election pretty. >> what does the 2020 election tell us about those trends. >> a shift towards trump relative to 2016 for example back in 2016 from maybe about 2r oppose but in 2016 or 202042 are verified voter studies, trump one about 38 percent of latino voters support that means the support was lower than it was among hillary clinton back in 2016, she 166 percent inviting

kim is now demonstrating her congestion. save it slimeball. i've upgraded to mucinex. we still have 12 hours to australia. mucinex lasts 12 hours, so i'm good. now move! kim, no! mucinex lasts 3x longer for 12 hours. >>> take a look at this. his name is officer frank. the milwaukee mannequin in blue, chained to a tree, holding a radar gun is being used to get drivers to slow down. residents in frank's neighborhood are tired of cars hitting their home. >>> we're following several developments in the gabby petito case, as the fbi searches for her fiance, brian laundrie. >> reporter: this morning, a new twist in the search for brian laundrie, a person of interest in the murder of his fiancee, gabby petito. the attorney for laundrie's parents tells abc news, that brian left home to go for a hike on the nearby carlton resefrve n september 13th, one day earlier than his parents originally told investigators. the attorney said the clarification came after further communication with the fbi. he confirmed that laundrie flew home to florida in five days in august, during the mid

leader kim jong-un expressed his willingness to promote peace on peninsula and slugging offers of dialogue with u.s. >> a red mass was held in washington today with chief justice john roberts. >> 8 of 9 justices will return to nation's highest court after 18 months of virtual hearings due on the pandemic. justice kavanaugh will stay home after testing positive for covid last week. >> i had worked at nbc and cnbc and business news for 7 years before i came to fox, still had that scrappy feel, it had been a round for a few years, there was spill an energy and an edginess and a scrappiness to it was that fun and attractive to me. it fell like you could kind -- do anything. you know if you were willing to work hard enough and put yourself in to that mix, and work long hours, you could succeed. my path to fox news went through 1600 pennsylvania avenue, the white house. where i worked in the press office first deputy then press secretary, i end up thinking, i would like to continue to be a part of the conversation, even after bush administration ended. confident right as a was about to leave the

we will ask congressman kim burgess about that next. >>, former employer who had a blistering era on capitol hill. >> stoke division and weaken our diversity, instagram safer, to make necessary changes to their astronomical profits before people. they are hiding this, and to solve these problems. todd: in light of this testimony and the revelations over the past month on this topic will you and your colleagues in congress finally act? >> i hope so but the twitter account, send a message about 8-track tapes. they were woefully an advanced in this deal. and and and for microseconds. subliminally your brain would pick that up and i read 60% increase in sales and that is what they did with these algorithms. they lost them under obama and obama got elected and that was great. trump uses the same formula. he wins and we have a problem. the problem is facebook, using the iranian and chinese user to attack people they are opposed to. at some point we have to look at the 230 protections. todd: here is zuckerberg's response, the idea that we prioritize profit over safety and well-being, that i

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andy kim, i inform the house that mr. kim will vote yes on h.res. 716. as the member designated by mr. seth moulton, i inform the house that mr. moulton will vote yes on h.res. 716. as the member designated by mr. brian higgins, i inform the house that mr. higgins will vote yes on h.res. 716. as the member designated by mr. paul tonko, i inform the house that mr. tonko will vote yes on h.res. 716. the speaker pro tempore: for what purpose does the gentleman from florida seek recognition? >> madam speaker, as the member designated by ms. wasserman schultz, i inform the house that ms. wasserman schultz will vote yea on h.res. 716. the speaker pro tempore: for what purpose does the gentleman from colorado seek recognition? >> as the member designated by mr. swalwell, pursuant to house resolution 8, i inform the house that mr. swalwell will vote yes on h.res. 716. the speaker pro tempore: for what purpose does the gentleman from michigan seek recognition? >> madam speaker, as the member designated by mr. peters of california, i inform the house that mr. pete

kim blames the u.s. for creating regional tensions and promised to keep expanding's nuclear weapons program. lou origin is on track to launch its second human face -- human spaceflight mission on october 13 after delaying one day due to weather conditions. it will carry four passengers, among them, star trek actor william shatner, who at age 90 is set to become the oldest person ever to go into the final frontier. global news 24 hours a day on air and on bloomberg quicktake, powered by more than 2700 journalists and analysts in more than 120 countries. i'm vonnie quinn. this is bloomberg. haidi: sylvia jablonski joins us next. ubs wealth management seen both management practices stabilizing. this is bloomberg. ♪ haidi: the world bank chief economist expects a recent spike in inflation to continue. she told kathleen hays that the banks are a very tough vision. >> post-covid is not just about the kind of decline in aggregate demand, sharp declines in aggregate demand we had after the global financial cri

karla: para eso sirven las redes sociales y la popularidad de kim kardashian. bienvenido, doctor juan, cÓmo estÁ? juan: buenos dÍas. estoy muy bien. cala: vamos con paola gutiÉrrez y que nos dÉ el reporte del minuto saludable. paola: muy buenos dÍas. anteriormente advertÍa no mezclar las vacunas anti covid? tengo informaciÓn al respecto tambiÉn lo que pudo haber afectado al——a powell. aquÍ les va el minuto saludable. anteriormente la fda y los cdc habÍan advertido que no mezclaran las inyecciones de ninguno de los tres fabricantes de vacunas pero parece que ha cambiado. la fda permite la mezcla despuÉs de que un nuevo informe dijo que la persona que recibiÓ la vacuna covid 19 de johnson&johnson, sus niveles de anticuerpo aumentaron cuatro veces en dos semanas. comparativamente cuando recibieron refuerzo de moderna sus niveles aumentaron 76 veces durante el mismo periodo de tiempo. un refuerzo de la vacuna tambiÉn elevÓ los niveles 45 veces en el transcurso de dos semanas. ademÁs tambiÉn se descubriÓ que el refuerzo de moderna aumenta los n

> 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

rick warren, franklin graham, walter kim, tim keller. all of these are pastors that have a big reach and it's a wonderful set of videos from pastor chang that basically tackles all of the misinformation and provides reliable evidence-based on science and people should look at that, too, if they're still not quite sure what the facts are and they want to hear from a pastor. i'm so glad we touched on that. let's move to the big headlines right now. cases, hospitalizations, trending down. we've seen this movie before as we were just saying. but is the worst of the delta surge finally behind us, do you think? >> well if you just look at the shape of the curve, you would say we went over the top, which was a terrible top and we're starting downward now, but i can't be absolutely assured how steep that downward slope will be or whether we might encounter another bump. so this is not the time for people to let down their guard. we are in a circumstance where there are more people gathering indoors. cold weather's coming. schools are in place. s

kim reviewed a rare exhibition of weapons. state media says he accused the u.s. of creating tensions and not taking actions to proof it had no hostile intent toward mill tary buildup does not target south korea. >>> in oklahoma, baseball-sized hail, heavy winds in the state. at least seven confirmed tornadoes. video shows the extent of damage in the city about 60 miles southwest of oklahoma city. no reports of deaths or injuries. more stormy weather is expected in the u.s. later this week. >>> the boston globe says after a 30-month absence, the boston marathon returned bringing joy to the streets. 20,000 runners took part in the 125th marathon. scheduled for april of last year, the pandemic forced it to be postponed. this is the first time the boston marathon was ever run in october. >> fall is the best time of year. it was so scenic seeing the colors. it gave you a distraction. >> runners from kenya won both the men's and women's races. the eighth kenyan sweep since 2000. >>> the red sox walk off for a second night to clinch their spot in the alcs. night to clin

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