jean marie collin >> john michael collins. >> michael l. collins. >> thomas joseph collins. >> joseph kent collison. >> jeffrey dwayne collman. >> patricia malia colodner. >> my uncle whose thai i'm wearing today. >> and my aunt. from the pictures and stories i have heard and seen, i know how beautiful you are. after 20 years, you are reunited. cooper please be our guardian angel. we will never forget and we will always remember you. god bless america. >> ronald edward comer. >> jaime concepcion. >> albert conde. >> denease conley. >> susan p. conlon. >> margaret mary conner. >> cynthia marie lise connolly. >> john e. connolly, jr. >> james lee connor. >> jonathan m. connors. >> kevin patrick connors. >> kevin f. conroy. >> brenda e. conway. >> dennis michael cook. >> helen d. cook. >> jeffrey w. coombs. >> john a. cooper. >> julian t. cooper. >> joseph john coppo, jr. >> gerard j. coppola. >> joseph albert corbett. >> john j. corcoran iii. >> alejandro cordero. >> robert joseph cordice. >> ruben d. correa. >> georgine rose corrigan. >> jam

so michael was embarrassed at that point. michael calls april and says you need to get to my house. we've got to deal with this. >> chris has a twin brother mike who thought madison's dad had good reason to be embarrassed. michael had a reputation to protect in eclectic. >> he was the former mayor, former fire chief, very well-known. how dare you embarrass me in this community, so i'm sure he was (bleep). i don't blame him. >> when michael holton walked into the house, he found the remnants of a teenage party, homemade bongs were scattered throughout the house, a box that smelled suspicious. that was it. >> and what he did, he called the sheriff's office and we sent a deputy up there. >> bill franklin is sheriff of elmore county, and the deputy sent to the house that day happened to be his son. when deputy franklin arrived, michael had something to say. >> mr. holton had actually greeted him in the yard and told him, hey, when you come in, you're going to see my son is handcuffed, and he said i'm trying to discipline my son. >> sheriff franklin said he's seen parents discipline thei

that's where michael gove has been placed in charge _ where michael gove has been placed in charge of even more important things— in charge of even more important things for— in charge of even more important things for them and indeed to go back to _ things for them and indeed to go back to the previous point about leveling — back to the previous point about leveling up, you could see that michael— leveling up, you could see that michael gove is now the minister for leveling _ michael gove is now the minister for leveling up the uk. given that form such an _ leveling up the uk. given that form such an important part of the conservatives ledge at the last election. — conservatives ledge at the last election, michael gove is really in the driving — election, michael gove is really in the driving seat when it comes to delivering — the driving seat when it comes to delivering that for the party and for the — delivering that for the party and for the government. it's usually an important — for the government. it's usually an important role for the one of the other— impo

michael: that is very possible. the problem is we will not know until we have some history behind it and time to look back and see where we went wrong in anticipating what was going to happen and how this comes together. the problem is traders on the bond desk have to do something right now. the economics and the trading function do not match up. it is interesting to see. i've to go back up in the report for just a second. it'll be interesting to see what the fed thinks of this in terms of the fact we did not get a lot of jobs, but we did see the unemployment rate drop a lot. looking to see if i can find the different categories for that. the unemployment rate for black americans is down a full percent, actually it goes up. it was 8.2%, it goes update .8%. the fed will say even of national and informant went down we did not get a good number for the minority unemployment. tom: michael mckee, thank you so much. toronto making note that higher-paying categories is where we saw the job gains. lisa: that is interesting

on a wider scale. — this, not michael fawcett. on a wider scale, does _ this, not michael fawcett. on a wider scale, does this - this, not michael fawcett. on a wider scale, does this bring - this, not michael fawcett. on a wider scale, does this bring into question the whole honour system, which has been controversialfor so many years, decades even? that which has been controversial for so many years, decades even? that is a much wider — many years, decades even? that is a much wider question, _ many years, decades even? that is a much wider question, but, _ many years, decades even? that is a much wider question, but, yes, - many years, decades even? that is a much wider question, but, yes, it. much wider question, but, yes, it does. you can have a lollipop lady who stands outside for 50 years and gets an mbe if she is lucky at the end of it, whereas someone else gives a donation to the conservative party will end up with the state in the house of lords. the honour system is very questionable. honours are a good thing, it is right to recognise people who have contributed to soc

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i'm michael holmes. appreciate your company. coming up here on "cnn newsroom." >>> tributes continue in new york city this hour. beams of light where the twin towers once stood more than 20 years ago. honoring those killed on 9/11. >>> the final stretch ahead of california's recall vote. a race that has wide-ranging national implications. . >>> and the spectacular battle between two unseated teenagers. an 18-year-old winning the highly-coveted u.s. women's open. >>> it was a somber day across america as the nation stopped to remember the nearly-3,000 people who lost their lives on 9/11, exactly 20 years ago. ♪ for the families of the victims, the tragedy remains a vivid memory, undimmed by time. one by one, the names of the victims read aloud. each one, precious to those who knew them. the grief and sorrow of so many captured by a young girl as she spoke directly to the uncle she never met and imagined how he might be today. >> my uncle, firefighter christopher michael mazulo. i know you are with us ev

hey michael. i think that now that the taliban are installed in power in kabul, the taliban are going to be extremely reluctant to accept any intermediary they are going to be demanding that they any international acts or deal directly with them. so, you know, we, we saw that even when the, the director of the pakistan intelligence service came into cobble and had a role in brokering the agreement amongst the taliban for the cabinet. this was extremely controversial, even amongst the taliban. so i think that you should expect that the, the top one will be demanding that we will talk directly on if there are, you know, if there are issues in the, with the united nations. no, no mediator or broker is going to be able to solve it. will only be solved directly between the the taliban and the international actors. now, are we going to see a smarter taliban more smarter than they were in $96.00. understand that they need to negotiate with the international community. but it's going to be an negotiation,

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michael| baker, thank you forjoining those situations is. michael. baker, thank you forjoining us on newsday. baker, thank you for “oining us on newsdavh if you want to get in touch with me on any of the stories so far on newsday, i am on twitter. @bbckarishma i'm looking forward to hearing from you. you're watching newsday on the bbc. still to come on the programme: struggling to remember their letters. how school children from india's poorest communities have been hardest hit by the covid pandemic. freedom itself was attacked this morning and freedom will be defended. the united states will hunt down and punish those responsible. bishop tutu now becomes spiritual leader of 100,000 anglicans here, of the blacks in soweto township as well as the whites in their rich suburbs. we say to you today, in a loud and a clear voice, enough of blood and tears. enough! the difficult decision - we reached together was one that required great- and exceptional courage. it's an exodus of up to 60,000 people, caused by the uneven pace of political change in easter

michael: it does. basically the control group takes out things like auto sales because they are reported in the retail sales figure as a dollar number. sales of autos go down as business investment in gdp. they took this things out and gasoline we take out because it is so affected by price. not much this past month. the other one we should mention his non-store retailers up 5.3%. that is like amazon. all of those. up 5.3%. that is a big number. lisa: that is me, i am sure. you're the one always talking about the amazon boxes. tom said that this pushes against the disinflationary feel in the cpi report. is that an accurate characterization? how much can we glean from this? thomas: is a marginal -- michael: is a marginal change because they do not adjust the numbers for inflation. if you put inflation in they would be slightly smaller but because of the drop in inflation it might be not much of a change at this time. overall over the past year and a half of retail sales have been buoyed by inflation. to

right now this friday night, michael covert, michael spacesaver are on a plane in their coming home. while the release of the 2 canadians comes just hours after the war, where chief financial officer men, when joe was freed in canada, a canadian court discharged long after her us expedition case was dropped. the incident has strain china's relations with the us and canada. when joe is now on her way back to china and she spoke outside the court before her departure. what a past 3 years. my life has been turned upside down. it was the reparative time for me. as a mother, i wife and company exactly. but i believe every county has that were lining it really was an invaluable experience in my life. so let's bring in jody vance. in vancouver. jody said, news that among when joe has left canada now michael space and michael coverage, a both heading home, what's been the reaction then canada, jody. well, you know, what, in a word is very initially obviously, canadians were joyful. this has been a very long road, a worrisome road. over a 1000 days. you mentioned that to michaels have been he

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michael -- i got to ask you this, michael. earlier today, my friend, yasmin vossoughian, spoke to the ia organizer of that rally. here -- here is a little bit of what he had to say.he and obviously, we all saw ha january 6th unfold so i want -- i want you to watch this. >> many innocent people, we believe, were swept up and have been overcharged disproportionate to the way they have been treated in the past. o >> you feel the people that stormed the capitol, that walked into the capitol -- >> the exact same way the people who did that with alexandria ocasio-cortez and the same people who did it with kavanaugh. or >> but alexandria ocasio-cortez, they didn't break windows. they didn't storm into the capitol building. >> we're not talking about people who broke doors and broke windows. look the people who did that with kavanaugh knew they shouldn't be there, too. they had to be arrested and dragged out. they were not turned into le t domestic terrorists. >> michael, what do you make of this whitewashing of -- of -- of history he

why, michael? is it bias vacant consciously or unconsciously -- baked in unconsciously or consciously? michael: thanks for having me. there are many things intersecting. we looked across the country at education training and its ability to help people advance in the economy. we saw some data that was startling, and frankly, uncomfortable. it turns out that all levels of education, black completers earn s less than their white counterparts. and this is complicated -- there are many reasons for it, but one of the things that is really important to understand is that education and educational attainment, it matters. it absolutely increases probability of employment for black learners and workers, and it increases probability of advancing in a salary. but the key is not in comparison to similarly situated, similarly educated whites. some of that has to do with bias in the labor market, boa in -- bias in hiring. there are other challenges in that black completers are completing decrees that are not asso

michael cove, reagan, michael, stay. they're accused of espionage, but now on their way home, their release was just our off to be one way chief financial officer among one joe with fried in canada. canadian court discharged at none after her us extradition. kate was dropped. she is now on her way back to china to the days of the needs and us president joe biden says he takes responsibility for the harsh treatment of haitian migrants on the border with mexico. the president promised border patrol agents will pay after they were filmed using whole threatens against people trying to cross over from mexico footage, including video shot biology, 0 sparked outrage earlier in the week. now. whitehouse corresponding kimberly hallett has more. why is country the al jazeera pictures of haitian refugees being rounded up by us agents of the southern border with mexico have made headlines for days. they've prompted several suspension and at least one bite in administration resignation. after days of silence, the us president finally

, not michael fawcett.— answer questions about this, not michael fawcett. on a wider scale, does this bring _ michael fawcett. on a wider scale, does this bring into _ michael fawcett. on a wider scale, does this bring into question - michael fawcett. on a wider scale, does this bring into question the i does this bring into question the whole on a system which been discussed uncontroversial for so many years, decades, even? yes. discussed uncontroversial for so many years, decades, even? yes, it does. many years, decades, even? yes, it does- the — many years, decades, even? yes, it does- the fact _ many years, decades, even? yes, it does. the fact of _ many years, decades, even? yes, it does. the fact of the _ many years, decades, even? yes, it does. the fact of the matter - many years, decades, even? yes, it does. the fact of the matter is - many years, decades, even? yes, it does. the fact of the matter is you i does. the fact of the matter is you can have a lollipop lady stand outside in all weathers for 50 years and gets an mbe if she is lucky the en

it's michael, i'm going to take a pause. michael moore has agreed to stay with us. we will resume our conversation after this break. coming up, we will talk to him about what's at stake for the president, as mr. biden tries to advance this three and a half trillion dollar plan, to expands a queen thing we used to call, the social safety net in this country. social safety net in this country. hey, i just got a text from my sister. you remember rick, her neighbor? sure, he's the 76-year-old guy who still runs marathons, right? sadly, not anymore. wow. so sudden. um, we're not about to have the "we need life insurance" conversation again, are we? no, we're having the "we're getting coverage so we don't have to worry about it" conversation. so you're calling about the $9.95 a month plan -from colonial penn? -i am. we put it off long enough. we are getting that $9.95 plan, today. (jonathan) is it time for you to call about the $9.95 plan? i'm jonathan from colonial penn life insurance company. sometimes we just need a reminder not to take today for granted. if you're age

have you been able to speak to michael since he was released? ida. michael since he was released? no, i haven't. i would _ michael since he was released? no, i haven't. i would say _ michael since he was released? no, i haven't. i would say i _ michael since he was released? no, i haven't. i would say i worked - haven't. i would say i worked relatively closely with michael in beijing but i wouldn't describe myself as an intimate of him and certainly not the last three years. 0k, certainly not the last three years. ok, so it has obviously been a huge thing for him and his loved ones that he has now been released. in what has been described as hostage diplomacy. how would you explain hostage diplomacy? that diplomacy. how would you explain hostage diplomacy?— diplomacy. how would you explain hostage diplomacy? that is precisely what is. it's an _ hostage diplomacy? that is precisely what is. it's an indication _ hostage diplomacy? that is precisely what is. it's an indication that - what is. it's an indication that china, orthe what is. it's an indication that china, or the chines

let's focus on this, michael, _ this also. let's focus on this, michael. we _ this also. let's focus on this, michael, we just _ this also. let's focus on this, michael, we just on - this also. let's focus on this, michael, we just on the - this also. let's focus on this, - michael, we just on the financial times saying "johnson defies rebels and unveils £12 billion tax rates for health and care." but they are saying the suppose it rebellion by tory mps who didn't like these proposals kind of melted away, really, and only a handful of them are expected to defy borisjohnson in the commons. are expected to defy boris johnson in the commons.— are expected to defy boris johnson in the commons. yes, on the weekend on saturday. — in the commons. yes, on the weekend on saturday. we _ in the commons. yes, on the weekend on saturday, we were _ in the commons. yes, on the weekend on saturday, we were speaking - in the commons. yes, on the weekend on saturday, we were speaking to - on saturday, we were speaking to some _ on saturday, we were speaking to some tories, and there s

this is where michael goes _ the red wall. this is where michael goes he's — the red wall. this is where michael goes he's so incredibly important. he was— goes he's so incredibly important. he was a — goes he's so incredibly important. he was a friend of boris johnson goes he's so incredibly important. he was a friend of borisjohnson —— michael— he was a friend of borisjohnson —— michael gove. then sabotaged his go at leadership. he's therefore housing, _ at leadership. he's therefore housing, leveling up and also about the referendum in scotland. but it was interesting to read in one of the papers — was interesting to read in one of the papers today that he was the only one — the papers today that he was the only one who was actually sounded out first _ only one who was actually sounded out first by — only one who was actually sounded out first by boris johnson about his new role — out first by boris johnson about his new role. "do you want to take this on?" _ new role. "do you want to take this on?" i_ new role. "do you want to take this on?" ifound

i want to bring in michael. hey michael in dublin. we keep hearing. we haven't seen much evidence of it so far, but we do keep hearing that this is a very different taliban to the government in 1996 that they've learned lessons that they are willing to engage to hold and talk with argument. absolutely not. i think that they taliban have done a very good job on a building up their their media operation. they over the past almost a decade to now they operated a political mission. and oh, how, which they used to put across the survey a rosy version of their reality, but it never really reflected what was going on the ground. i think that space, that's the case. now. i think that i think that the taliban leadership were going to find this a real challenge because it was, i was okay to have this gap while they were in the insurgency. and they weren't responsible for the fate of the african people. but. but now that they're in charge, if they don't find some way of becoming a bit more compromising, they will pay the price. and 1st of all, their people will

polly and michael, many thanks. not often _ these plans. polly and michael, many thanks. not often that _ these plans. polly and michael, many thanks. not often that we _ these plans. polly and michael, many thanks. not often that we have - these plans. polly and michael, many thanks. not often that we have one . thanks. not often that we have one story on every front page, but i think we devoted the whole review to one story. it is a pretty seismically important story. that's it for the papers. if you're in the uk, polly mackenzie and michael booker will be back in just over half an hour to look at more of the stories being covered by newspapers and websites here. goodbye for now. good evening, i'm mimi fawaz, and this is your sports news. scotland's chances of reaching next year's world cup in qatar have been boosted tonight with a vital1—0 win over austria in vienna. lyndon dykes scored the goal, a penalty in the 30th minute. but it was a lively and open game — as katie gornall reports. in vienna, scotland were at a crossroads on their world cup journey. this, they

i'm san francisco mayor london breed and i'm excited to be here at footprint with michael, the owner. with our captain and our assessor-recorder, the supervisor of the community gordon mar and office of economic and work force development. so many people who work hard to help support our small businesses because we know despite what has happened during the pandemic, so many of our small businesses have been suffering in san francisco. the cost of doing business, the ability to find a storefront and go through the city's bureaucratic process to get open in the first place has changed our city as we know it. often times during the spring time, we're celebrating small businesses in san francisco but we need to do a better job of putting our money where our mouth is when we talk about supporting small businesses. i still go to the same dry cleaner i have been going to since i was a kid. i still go to the same dentist i have been going to since i've had teeth, i go to the same place to get my nails done when i can afford to get them done. it is an important part of the spirit of san franci

michael rose referring to that earlier. we all know the stimulus checks really boosted consumer demand in the first half of the year. we would say we think the consumer over consumed in the first half of the year. we saw a snap back in august after disappointing numbers in july, but that was seasonal back to school. we think folks dipped into their savings a bit, so we don't expect them to dip into the savings the same way going forward. they have over consumed for a lot of different items. services is different. there is pent-up demand, but here is something people don't appreciate. services is 70% of the economy. however, it's only 20% of the s&p 500 consumer discretionary sector. consumer goods companies are just bigger. we think that group is set up for pretty big disappointment going into next year. we are underweight consumer discretionary stocks. guy: is that another reason to not buy a specific sector? underweight that sector, overweight another sector, a lot of people have talked to us, still an aggregate, very lon

we're back with congressman michael waltz from florida and michael mccaul from texas, and congressman mccaul, you will be questioning antony blinken tomorrow morning when he testifies in front of your committee. can you tell us a bit what you would like to it hear from him? >> yeah, i want to hear from him, why did this go so bad? how did he bet it so wrong? why didn't he listen to the intelligence community warnings since april and may of this last year telling us, telling me, that the taliban was going to take over, the afghan army was going to fall and the embassy would be in trouble? instead they listened to you know, the special envoy, this rosie dream they were somehow going to negotiate a last minute deal with the taliban was absolutely fantasy world. it was like a yale faculty lounge rather than a war on the ground. i want to know why he left american citizens behind. why did the military evacuate before american citizens? i want to know why our interpreters who put their lives on the lines and fought with our special forces, why were they left behind and is, as mike waltz sai

michael: we appreciate it. the mission of the centrality of the national defense strategy and whatever new ideas are being developed by the biden team with the uniformed military to go to the next step, i wanted to focus our conversation on the national defense strategy and technology. the big picture issues that have consumed so much of your time and energy. i wanted to begin with a broad question. i'm not asking for a comprehensive answer but an overall perspective on how well are we doing at implementing secretary mattis' national defense strategy? even though we are in a new presidency with a new secretary of defense, it is an influential document with a lot of bipartisan support and it grew out of latter-day obama administration thinking. i see a fair amount of continuity even though presidents trump and biden may not agree with a lot, they still have pentagon strategies that have focused increasingly on great power competition with secretary mattis' national defense strategy being perhaps the ultimate doc

somebody who was given a _ michael gove is somebody who was given a irig — michael gove is somebody who was given a big problem and told to go away— given a big problem and told to go away and — given a big problem and told to go away and try and deal with it. he's -ot away and try and deal with it. he's got good _

michael. lots of thanks for being on report debate. yeah, and that's going to do for this edition of cause a report with me. my guys are and stacy herbert want to think, i guess dr. michael hudson and time via the me to be with me ah ah, i use the the service play by a whole set of different rules. it's going to force us in your words to get mean 30 and nasty in order to take them on. right. we'll use all tools at our disposal to do so. my name is same on our committee, so i'm the head of a family member can come up and killed our children and we will never forgive them for lead this place. i put in my what the and i think that was doing a furnace that they were bringing people to this torture site. i scanned ordering and abusing them outside of the law and allowing some of them to go back home and they would go home and tell people, this is what the americans we know and look it up. it was a pointless exercise. it's an open secret that private military companies have been playing a role in om complex worldwide. u. s. government doesn'

michael out of thanks for being on as a report. and that's going to do for this edition of cause a report with me. my guys are and stacy herbert want to think, i guess dr. michael hudson. and so much time via the me the me ah ah ah, i will. i will join me every thursday on the alex simon show and i'll be speaking to guess in the world. the politic sport business. i'm show business. i'll see you then me this is boom. but the one business show you can't the board a miss branch a board and i'm rachel watkins in washington coming up. the fcc is continuing as pressure campaign against the crypto currency sector by threatening to point. we'll discuss the latest claims in the ongoing cracked out plot. australia as high court says media companies are responsible for the comments made by the public on their post. we'll take a look at what the major ruling could mean for the future of social media. and in the wake of a coup in guinea.

, michael kovrig and michael spavor coming back home. something that people across the political spectrum had been pushing forfor a long time. a big win for prime minister justin trudeau this evening. canada was dragged somewhat unwittingly into diplomatic spats between the us and china. does this now improve relations between canada and china but also with canada and the us? yeah, let's talk about canada and china first. they'd been talking at different points in time about a free trade deal at different spots. justin trudeau had been to china to try and pursue free trade deal before meng wanzhou was arrested in vancouver and before the two michaels were ta ken into custody. i don't think we're going to see that back on but there's been issues around pork and cannoli here in canada and we could definitely see something like that being dealt with. we can also see on the canada—us front, this has been a big issue that justin trudeau has been pushing and something that joe biden has agreed upon. and this has really been the first win for

i hope he is listening to you, michael. i withish we could talk for longer, but we're out of time. >> i don't know. >> we're out of time. we'll have to leave it there. michael moore always appreciate the conversation. thank you. >> thank you so much, mehdi. >>> next, the outrageous round up at the texas border this week. looked just like something out of the trump administration. my 60-second rant next on what we're still ignoring about our immigration policy. don't go away. not last all day? secret works immediately! and is designed to last for up to 48 hours. with secret, keep it fresh. available in over 10 amazing scents and aluminum free. secret helen knew exercise could help her diabetes... but she didn't know what was right for her. no. nope. no way. but then helen went from no to know with freestyle libre 14 day, now she knows what activity helps lower her glucose. and can see what works best for her. take the mystery out of your glucose levels, and lower your a1c. now you know. freestyle libre 14 day. now covered by

michael cove, rick and michael slaver were accused of espionage. they are now on their way home. they've been arrested in december of 2018 shortly after police in canada, arrest of the chinese tech executive. one job there is going to be time for reflections and analysis in the coming days and weeks. but the fact of the matter is, i know canadians will be incredibly happy to know. right now this friday night, michael covert michael saver are on a plane and they're coming home. i was early among herself with fried in canada or a court discharged her off to her us extradition cases dropped and she is now on her way back to china. this is what she said though, outside the courts. before her departure from vancouver over the past 3 or my life has been turned upside down. it was the reparative time for me as my wife and the company. exactly. but i believe every county has us were lining it really was an invaluable experience in my life. a headlines and you as president joe biden says, he takes responsibility for the harsh treatment of haitian migrants on the board with mexico. the pre

ha-ha, never. >> michael? >> okay, so i just said a moment ago, we need to get off stupid and you show me stupid. so ari, i don't understand why you would do that. why are we wasting our time listening to that drivel from an individual who is looking to monetize and to get his ratings by passing along this kind of nonsense. the fact of the matter is -- oh, yeah, i can show you a clip of someone walking around, sort of aimlessly looking about, and then not show you the clip right after that, in which they're taking a baton or a stick and beating hell out of a police officer. so we need -- we just need to stop playing this game -- >> i'm going to ask you a follow-up and give you the final word, because there are issues that you and i have covered where people really didn't know the facts. so before there were more videos available, decades ago, there was real genuine disagreement, ignorance, and misunderstanding about how policing works in america. and one of the things that is allegedly, hopefully changing is v

wilson. >> michael is it. whatever he had to say had to kind of tie everything together. >> and the team knew exactly where to find michael wilson. on death row. coming up -- >> my name is michael wilson. >> i was incredibly nervous because i knew what was on the line. >> i wasn't trying to shoot karen summers, she was in the wrong place at the wrong time. >> and what he has to say about the police. >> all i know is i had a murder weapon on me and they let me go. >> when "dateline" continues. ooh, that's a low price. huh. that is a low price. what's a low price? ♪ ♪ ahh, that's a low price can you let me shop? hmm, that's a low price. i'm gonna get it at amazon, anytime is a good time to save. before nexium 24hr, anna could only imagine a comfortable night's sleep without frequent heartburn waking her up. now, that dream... . ...is her reality. nexium 24hr stops acid before it starts, for all-day, all-night protection. can you imagine 24 hours without heartburn? for all-day, all-night protection. if laundr

in china, michael coverage miko stable were detained. accused of spying. not long after long when joe was arrested in canada. the volcano, when the palmer island in the carriage is continuing to produce loud explosions and asked clouds almost a week after began erupting. a new crater has been forcing the island the closest airport. but those were the headline news continues here now to 0 after in 5 story . thank you and watching ah, ah, ah ah, ah, what the germany looks like without angela ma sundays election is cutting out to be one of the tightest in decent history. how will the outcome shape europe, largest economy in my story? ah, ah. hello, and welcome to the program. i'm just ozzy. okay. now she has been in pallet for 16 years, leading one of your most powerful nations. bob, chancellor, anglo market time and office is coming to an end versus now have a clear choice. continue along michael's pragmatic policies or turn left and give her parties rival the chance to govern. last month's devastating floods put the issue of climate change of front and cent

i'm michael holmes. appreciate your company. >>> coming up here on "cnn newsroom," a three-nation diplomatic spat ends in an apparent prisoner swap, sending a huawei executive back to china and two canadian citizens home as well. >>> the so-called arizona audit is complete, and the republican-led sham confirms what we already knew. joe biden won the election. but it's not stopping donald trump and his supporters from continuing to spread the big lie. >>> also -- >> i promise you those people will pay. >> president biden condemns this horseback wrangling at the border. meanwhile, the huge camp in texas has been cleared out. we'll show you where the migrants are going. >>> two canadian men detained in china for nearly three years will be back on canadian soil in just a few hours. late friday, former diplomat michael kovrig on the left and businessman michael spavor, the so-called two michaels, were suddenly taken from their cells in a chinese prison and put back on a plane to canada. at that same moment ha

michael: no, because we've never had anything like this. we've never shut the whole economy down, and had problems that you don't know how long they will last like these supply chain problems. lisa: do you think this has actually been incredibly successful, and they are going to exit this extraordinary policy without a major hiccup? michael: so far, there isn't a whole lot of movement after yesterday. i think they have signaled they would tell the markets far in advance. no we got the hint, and next is the announcement. it looks like this has all been absorbed very well. people understood what was going on. so it is working at the moment. the guidance that they have given. lisa: do you think there is perhaps a little too much relief or disregard for the dots? the idea that people look at those and say that was -- say those don't matter. michael: we will talk about this later, the dots have changed significantly over the past year . in september of last year, there was only one dot the thought there would be any kind of move, and now you hav

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michael coverage and michael space or accused of espionage. they are now on their way home . their release just was after the chief financial officer among one joe with fried itself in canada. the canadian court discharged among the after her us extradition case was dropped, sheep now headed back to china and us president joe biden says he takes responsibility for the harsh treatment of the patient migrant. on the border with mexico. president promised border patrol agents will pay after they were filmed using his reins against people. 3 more towns have been evacuated after explosions from interrupting volcano on the canary islands intensified the live shot here from la palmer was 5 20 in the morning. there now actually airlines have cancelled applying for a 2nd day due to an ash cloud, as well as reported from nicholas hawk close water. some dry food and comfort volunteers at this crisis center try to help those who been displaced, make sense of their loss for some it's disbelief. others shock is turning to anger . miss it has been says she knows who or rather what is to bla

michael spavor, a business consultant, and michael kovrig, a former diplomat, had been jailed more than 1,000 days, ad of espionage by china. their ordeal described as terrible by canadian prime minister justin trudeau. >> they have shown strength, perseverance, resilience, and grace, and we are all inspired by that. >> reporter: canada says the men were seized after immigration officials detained meng wanzhou, a senior executive with the chinese telecom giant huawei, at can vancouver airport in 2018 at the request of u.s. officials. she was wanted on charges of violating u.s. sanctions on iran. for three years, meng battled extradition while under house arrest at her luxury mansion in vancouver. then friday, in a surprise move, a te deal was struck for her release. >> my life has been turned upside down. it was a disruptive time for me as a mother, a wife, and a company executive. >> reporter: today, she returned to china a hero. meng had pled not guilty but as part of her deal, she did confirm she misrepresented huawei's business dealings with iran to h.s.b.c., violating u.s. sanction

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joining us now is michael mckee. michael, with all that's been written, i read ted olson in the washington post who lost his wife and this tragedy, a view that we have to look forward. how do we look forward to the next 20 years? michael: with humility i guess. we don't know what's going to happen. in the 20 years since 9/11, the country was united after 9/11. we went into afghanistan to dislodge the terrace. we didn't realize we would stay there for 20 years and withdraw. we also had no clue something like covid was going to come along. scientist do there was a possibility. no one spent time thinking about it. you have to have a kind of humility. for our viewers, the financial crisis of 2008, a major investment house would go bankrupt. and freeze the entire world economy. tom: you more than anyone experienced this. the photo of you is iconic. i heard this as well, is new york city resilient? i went totally against that. i thought new york city would rebound. how have you viewed the rebuilding of lower manhattan? it'