thank you to jonathan, dan, ayesha and ali. before we go, i want to encourage all of you watching tonight to learn about cl audette. she refused to give up her bus seat in 19655 nine months before rosa parks. she was quickly arrested and now she is seeking to have a record cleared. thank you for your courage. be sure to join us next week when president biden meets with world leaders at the u.n. climate summit. that is it for our conversation. there is no washingtonweek extra this week but it we back next week. good night from washington. ♪ [captioning performed by the national captioning institute, which is responsible for its caption content and accuracy. visit ncicap.org] >> corporate funding for washingtonweek is provided by consumer cellular. additional funding is provided by the estate of arnold adams. the yuen foundation, committed to bridging cultural differences in our communities. sandra and carl delay-magnuson. rose hirscl and andy shreeves. the corporation for public broadcasting, and by contributions to your pbs s

ayesha, let's talk about this. we know joe manchin and chuck schumer are going to wilmington as we speak? >> they are getting closer. as the white house likes to say, there's urgency now. they're feeling the urgency. look, making the sausage, getting everything together is not always pretty. it seems like the white house has been too clever for its own good. they've been so disciplined about not putting forward exactly where they stand and exactly what they want to do because they don't want to mess up the negotiations. but now you don't know where they stand, and they have not defined this bill. >> maria teresa, let's talk about that. the dollar figures and what's being cut out, they haven't focused on what's in it? and have they lost the progressive caucus? >> no one knows what's in the bill including the administration. what we're going to see is whether or not is whether or not they have to give people a little on climate. the reason i say that, we haven't heard yet from the squad. the squad recognizes their su

hi, ayesha. >> ayesha: hi, mike, this is mind blowing what is happening on the hill. bipartisan supported infrastructure bill, democrats and republicans onboard with it. last night it failed to pass. why? because of politics and strategy and now scenario where 20,000 american workers may be furloughed, getting their furlough notices very soon. here is what happened. yesterday congress passed continuing resolution to keep the government going. democrats claimed this as big victory s. it really? it does not include funding for the federal highway administration. their funding technically lapsed at midnight last night. that means 20,000 department of transportation workers could be furloughed for the first time in a decade and federal road projects suspended. you have a larger ripple effect from this. general contractor of america group put it this way, that would put countless construction workers out of jobs and leave materials and equipment suppliers across the country holding the bag on orders they are already ready to fill, but won't be paid for. republicans sorely

more with andy in a moment, we begin with ayesha hasnie. we plan to see more from the senators in a moment, >> ayesha: right ag garland is trying to smooth over the memo. it is not working. republicans are drilling down on a couple points, the first is vagueness of the demo. it reads the doj would protect people from "other forms of intimidation and harassment," what does that mean? garland tries to explain that. watch. >> what about harassment and intimidation, are those federal crimes? >> they are federal crimes. >> are you referring to witness tampering under 1512? >> 6261-a, makes it a crime, intent to injury, harass or intimidate, placing a person in reasonable fear of serious bodily injury through communication over the internet, likewise 47usc 23-aa making telephone calls with intention to harass. >> ayesha: now we have a definition on that, garland's memo came mere days after the national school board association ask the president to use the patriot act to deal with threats. garland has not admitted if the white house directed him t

the sky to blacken with smoke for dies at aton ah ah but for many who live in old fatima, including ayesha, dra soup the flow 2nd hand clothing into donna has been a lifeline. emma d at that fashion than being at that that with there are other problems which is simply more pressing why she lives in this small windowless room with 4 other women and all the worldly belonging to a. ready landing yet i so perhaps it's for the waste in steed to think more carefully about the quality of what we dies. i'm not sure i'd never been conscious to ox. where is the final destination of india discarding by? come here like you've come and see the practicality for years that then there was no doubt, no, we'd better take care of this in our country and not to ship their problem to adopted with after decades of conflict between successive columbian governments and the fox marxist gorillas and historic peace accord in 2016. so fight is lay down their arms 5 years on a mit rising defense and fruitful police repression. a new cycle of violence has robbed the nation. people and power off if the agreement is fail

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that's steph curry and ayesha curry. draymond green also sitting there in the back. let's get back to anthony flores who rejoins us from the field. anthony, gabe morales the umpire released a statement. checked swings is the hardest call we have. i thought he went. that the' the base ump who, by the way, grew up in the south bay and went to santa teresa high school. what do you have? >> unfortunately there were 42,000 fans at oracle park who would disagree. an historic season ends in disappointment and heart break. the dodgers beat the giants in game five of the nlds. more than 42,000 fans packed the house at oracle park for winner take-all game. rockland native logan webb getting the start on the bump. the strike-out to end the third inning, he gave up one run while striking out seven in seven solid innings of work. down 1-0 in the sixth, darin ruf goes on a power trip. that's the straight away center. 452 feet, game tied 1-1, it would stay that way until the top of the ninth with runners on first and second. codi bellinger. giving the dodgers a 2-1 lead. down to th

ayesha curry's sweet pleasures. >> we're run by women, but we're for the people, so there's something in here for everyone. >> unique cakes that give back. >> it's not just a trend. it's not just a blip. this is people's lives on the line, and big change needs to be made. >> sourdough bread with a twist. >> starting this became a way for me to express myself. i've never seen a black baker in my entire life. >> traditional filipino treats. >> all our products are 100% handmade, handcrafted. >> but first, sweet treats. ♪ >> it's a ball of freshly fallen snow in gorgeous colors and bright flavors. in my little corner of the world, in the northern edge of boston, it's called slush. it's not shaved ice. we don't start with a big block of ice and then shave it down. it starts as a liquid, and we freeze it up until it's exactly the consistency that we want -- soft, but it's firm. it is "lickable" like ice cream. >> amy's wicked slush is like nothing you've tried before. you're immediately hooked. it's just so good. and the kids can't get enough of it. >> oh, my gosh, it's not me that loves

remind the international community of its obligations to the afghan painful to foe had the tim howard ayesha. the deal included agreements of dialogue between afghani partners themselves. in addition to the withdrawal of the coalition forces from the afghan territories, the hope was that there will be peace and no other activities that pose a threat to other countries would take place from of ghani territory. at your it is upon of gun histones k. take a government to implement that on the international community has a responsibility towards afghan histone emma that includes international and humanitarian aid to afghanistan to j. experience has shown that isolation leads to polarization and sha positions. we know that corporation and darla could lead to moderation and resolution of conflict. what? the deputy executive director uni safe, i'mma abdi visited afghanistan last week. he says the humanitarian crisis will likely continued to deteriorate. even before the recent i people, we estimated about 10000000 children were in need of humanitarian support. and at least 1000000 of those where tric

think that's where that's really challenging to try to mix up celebrity activism and entertainment ayesha, you know, i would say it really depends on who the celebrity is and whether or not they are really using that platform for good. you know, we all remember the queens where the candle, general pepsi commercial right, where she was handing the pepsi to the protest from the protesters to the lease in order to say, hey, you know, this is a way for us to come together. and we all just lost them say, you know, new york, a lot of my black lives matter movement. this is terrible. and so that's an example of a right. but we're just coming off of the tree, the gum and work of protection act here in california, which assures government workers make a minimum wage. and we had some incredibly thoughtful celebrity, supermodel amber, the latter actress robin wright, who lent her support to our campaign. and i have to tell you that was critical in our when it helped us galvanized more citizens. it helped us reach policy makers. so i would say it really depends. you know, this blanket statement of ce

appealed to leaders and the taliban to honor commitments made at the door, talks to fall, had him howard ayesha, the dealing tutor agreements of dialogue between us gone partners themselves. in addition to the withdrawal of the coalition forces from the african territories, the hope was that they will be peace and no other tibbetts that pose a threat to other countries would take place from connie territory. it is upon of grandson's k take the government to implement that. the international community has a responsibility towards afghanistan that includes international and humanitarian aid to i've got his daunting experience has shown that isolation leads to polarization and sha position. we know that cooperation and dialogue could lead to moderation and resolution of conflict. a prominent afghan civil activist has been shot dead by an unknown gunman under a man now and was killed in the city of gyla by the nuns har province. his attacker is believed to have 5 of him from a rick show before fleeing the area. targeted killings have been on the rise in the east of the country, sparking concern whi

. >> exactly >> before we learn how to carve pumpkins without knives, we have ayesha curry on the third hour she's going to join us live. we'll do that right after your >>> it is 8:56 and i'm kris sanchez with a few days of rain on tap, it is a growing concern of too much rain on tap. there is a chance for dangerous runoff and cleanup is already under way in san francisco after this happened. a large tree came down near japantown, and you can see that it fell on sutter and webster street. it is not clear if the wet weather caused that to fall, but san francisco did already see steady rainfall in the early morning hours, and happening now is sierra johnson in san francisco looking at the conditions there, and she is going to have a live report in >>> the heaviest rain is yet to come, and we are tracking the biggest storm of the season yet. >> and a number of women have skipped the breast cancer screenings in the pandemic and why you need to schedule them now. join us tomorrow morning at 7:00. >>> live from local news and weather to the " today." it is thursday, october 21st. >> friday ev

plus, tech expert david mcclelland and lawyer ayesha nayyar are here to fight for your rights on everything from trading in phones online to what to do if your social media gets hacked. so if you have questions for them, get sending 'em in. ripoffbritain@bbc.co.uk is the address — and we'll see you here at 9.15. and you can get another wave, also. we can talk about fuel prices. anyone filling up the tank right now, you will feel the difference. i filled up yesterday, felt it. ben is at a forecourt in greater manchester for us this morning with more. it is raining. you can see the prices have gone up. yes, good morning. iwill prove prices have gone up. yes, good morning. i will prove we are at a petrol station and then stand like this because it is really wet. welcome to stockport. the price of most things seems to be going up, including petrol. the average is 141.79 p per litre, so it might be higher or lower where you are. that isjust shy of higher or lower where you are. that is just shy of the record high we saw in 2012, when prices were 142.48 for a litre. you might wonder why it is h