plus shelley of us from self a book i thought. a full scale chief's branch of this thing to do business in my my book living for to push goes for 30 or 40 scripts for us so over there would seem certain that it was ok which at stark's this conclusion with a briefing there from tristram starts at 1st when you are the crew member to lead the space and then you're. able to solicit teves for support of strong business for we served for stories for such a search for a subject. thank you. so much that he too will. just leave the thank you. thank you thank you so you can understand i play my game yesterday you know you know i don't much care about why than using a body up you just enjoy yourself you know can you not sure if i did so i said what are your question more unusual sheepish if lobel on this point shot doesn't spin it but i will be sure he's going to have the best of this will not i love that here was the one i'm here but he selected one. how folks that you know what i scored a new model and i should use open up are at their doo

us have reduced mitigation strategies but they also have smaller classrooms compared to israel and shelley so distancing becomes much more of an important factor so there is a knowing there is no one size fits all that is definitely something we've learned from this new chick from the school of medicine at the university of san andres thank you so much for your time and it's worthwhile looking at the arctic air thank you. now while most of us trial best to deal with the current health crisis some of this pretty looking for a culprit someone to blame for this pandemic and no it's not our science correspondent eric williams spad he can also some of the questions you have like this one. is bill gates behind this mess. if you believe this already there's probably nothing i can say or do that will make you change your mind but i wanted to talk briefly about the big scientific reason why the answer to this question is no 1st a fact bill and melinda gates with their foundation have undisputedly contributed billions to advancing health care programs around the world they've arguably done more to i

ymily: all right, shelley banjo, check out her piece in bloomberg businessweek.ou for joining us. still ahead, we will hear more of our exclusive interview with the world's biggest maker of electric car batteries and a major supplier to tesla. the ceo of lg chem is next. this is bloomberg. ♪ the companys of that supplies batteries for tesla surging today after saying it expects battery revenue to double by 2025. david ingles spoke exclusively to the ceo of lg chem and talk about how the pandemic is impacting the company. take a listen. obviously, we saw some impact especially in the first half, especially in march, april timeframe. for example, the united states and china. from was demand coming europe. many have slowed down in european demand. we have some more production to boost in the second half of the year. we have not had a complete tally yet in terms of total your production is concerned. but i think it is very close to our projection originally that we have had. if there's any impact, it will be relatively small. david: any of the things you are hearing,

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.>> reporter: for shelley, taking care of their niece did not feel very different from distance-learningin the spring. >> you are not in person so not behind your behind a screen trying to keep the child engaged. that's the hard part. >> it feels different we do not have the children here at school of course. we are all learning ways to interact with our students virtually. >> there are too much technology issues to iron out and students having difficulties logging on. that was to be expected. >> reporter: some technology, had to do with conductivity and broadband. one principal we spoke toam come and pick up the necessary equipment. bottom line for all students in san jose to contact school officials first, then the district. in san jose, kenny choi, kpix5. >>> oakland unified and teachers unit union have a distance-learning plan. the amount of time teachers point plan giving online lessons was a point of contention and the length of teacher workdays was up for two debates. the union has to be asked to vote on the agreement to make it official. >>things are changing day by day on what i

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. >> reporter: khalid hamid and his wife, shelley, created this five years ago. >> everything that we, slow batch. and we love the memories we have acquired growing up in the caribbean. >> reporter: both came from trinidad, and it shelley's craving for the flavors of her homeland that inspired them to open this family business. >> we saw the need, the need for the island experience and the island authenticity. a vacation in a spoon. >> reporter: a vacation in a spoon, it really does take you away. ♪ >> reporter: oh, my gosh, that is so pineappl pineapple! [laughter] >> rep aacat and thse days -- >> ooh, that's good. >> reporter: isn't that what we all want? >> i don't know what else to say. let's turn on the music and start dancing. ♪ (vo) through our love promise, subaru and our retailersti5e ...in areas devawild subaru. more than a car company. ♪ ♪ no matter how you stay fit keep it light with light & fit's 12 grams of protein and 80 calories. ♪ ♪ i know, but that "parker promo" saved me so much on my insurance, i brought you a little something special. parker, state farm offers eve

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most works of art by julie newmar shelley has start with a bold expedition of some kind a journey tothe ends of the earth where few others would venture. for his latest project he's captured images of icebergs in a dark the poetic film. in she suddenly bathed in this light you see this vision magic tragically i don't like the grand finale of an opera script would be absolute sculpture the absolute object informant's for us and you just can't comprehend it you'll never be able to bring it back and reproduce it and an exhibition space. he spent 2 years travelling through a variety of icy realms in switzerland iceland and greenland he filmed using drones often at temperatures below minus 30 degrees celsius. 'd this wisp or an artist completes his films and other works of art in a suburban studio. is like a school going nuts for example piled up to create installations there radioactively contaminated having grown on the bikini asshole where the americans carried out nuclear weapons tests unlimited 20th century and sank decommissioned naval craft to capture the results on film. dives dee

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thank you shelley, for the request. send us your song.ou social media, facebook, twitter, instagram. use the hashtag #ktvu. >>> happening today, construction work at the bay bridge to make an offramp safer during an earthquake. the lower ramp of the bay bridge and treasure island will be closed, starting tonight at 11:00. the two eastbound lanes of the freeway from the western anchoring past the tunnel will also be close to to give the road crews room to work. everything should be open at 5:00 tomorrow morning. there will be two more overnight closures, starting sunday, and monday nights. >>> transit agencies here in the bay area and all over the country say that without financial help of the federal government, they may fail. they are asking congress for $32 billion in aid as part of the next coronavirus relief bill. the agencies say that even with a dramatically reduced ridership, they have been running with reduced capacity through the pandemic, to get essential workers to and from their jobs. they have said the survival of public tran

baseball and the future of baseball in this town hangs in the balance it's very serious treasurer shelley vasconcelos says the pandemic has had crippling effects on the leaves budget. she says leadership has had no choice but to cancel almost all of their fundraisers and the snack bar that generates about 75% of their revenue has remained closed. we do have expenses ranging between 3 4,000. >>a month every month. if we play or not to keep it running and open like the on main just maintenance in general without pg knee. water everything you can think of still comes in we still have to pay that includes their lease on the fields and their 2 months behind on their rent other leagues are lucky to not have to pay for their. >>for their because they're owned by the city's and 1, 9, we're not israel lopez or coach easy as the kids call him has 2 boys in the league thursday night who started an online fundraiser for the baseball community that has already generated thousands of dollars but without at least $50,000 possible and cellos says next season will likely be canceled even if social distanc

but shambo shelley is a political activist a filmmaker and he says the explosion in beirut has added momentum to the protest movement this amount of people in the streets were angry at the whole establishment is a very clear political message to all the people in power that something needs to be changed. there is a lot of anger of course this. that was trying to get into the parliament building and that was the main focus of the protesters i was there busy on the frontline and we saw what happened we saw how the how much violence. the protesting was dented. we have more than $170.00 injured protesters. we have people who have been shot and that i bet had so many people know of the hospital so there's so much we decided to be. compared to also what we have witnessed the telecine during this whole week we have witnessed so much to tell you see from this corruption explosion that happened the least i expect to go on because the anger is not finished here. the demands are not met the people are demanding for the nation and holding accountable all the political class that what response wa

i'm going to tell you what and iron and steel and market shelley developed a unique style that involved a technique called impossible stalls and if the application of paint in thick layers or strokes was this man it gives the work an added depth and structure and you can see how the paint really stands out with streaks and furrows on fast. $890.00 when god got his 1st positive reviews by and he wrote to the author i bear of the year that he neglected to mention the influence of motor chair that is idle or you once had and you mind for a bit of money each headed home if i guess and. the critics were finally taking notice but a few months later vincent van gogh committed suicide and so the legend was born. in january 18th $91.00 vincent's brother died of syphilis the entire vango estate including paintings drawings and letters passed to theo's widow she would make vincent vanguard an international superstar. johana vanguard bangor immediately took matters into her own hands based in paris she used the family's connections and contacted art critics and gallery owners. she soon became succe

bearish room a small hotel where van gough lived and worked in all their small was in 1905 dominic shelley and since a belgian entrepreneur bought it and founded the institute vanguard to preserve the artist's memory. he leased out the bar where vanguard once sat it's now a restaurant. vango his attic room is where he died in july 8090. and you do get legally i have 2 different types of visitors. there are the fun god junkies who know everything about him and his paintings he's like a hero to them. that's about 10 to 15 percent of them. another 10 to 15 percent have read his letters. and then the rest only know the hollywood foreign god so they're not the man who cut off one of his ears associated with prostitutes drank a lot and killed himself oh no it was to do a lot of good to see you. this is the so painted in 1888 lang is often portrayed as a typical artist misunderstood impoverished struggling with himself over a period of 10 years he created nearly 900 paintings and more than 1000 drawings a huge achievement he also wrote an estimated 900 letters in some of them he spoke about the m

maxwell rights, quote, i would appreciate it if shelley would say she is your girlfriend, i think she was from end 99, two 2002. epstein responds okay with me, you have done nothing wrong and i urge you to act i could. go outside and hide not as an escaping conference, go to parties, deal with this. in the 2016 deposition she says maxwell took part in continuous orgies with minor girls as young as 15 on epstein's private caribbean island and claims maxwell and epstein trafficked her for sex with famous and influential people like prince andrew, bill richardson, and does not include include bill clinton of wrongdoing, but two young girls from new york, quote, i remember asking jeffrey what is bill clinton doing here and he left it off, he owes me a favor. i didn't know if he was serious, it was just a joke. clinton, dershowitz and richardson denied the allegations. and appeals court blamed the release of maxwell's 2016 deposition which she wanted kept confidential. jillian: shannon: seattle city council introduce a resolution that could lead to defunding or dissolving the city police d

joining the also is shelley bloomberg wall street correspondent.ople have come out and say they are -- said they are a total bubble. not good for investors. what is the pushback on that? n: the pushback is happening, unfortunately, but we are looking to reform the industry. we have seen a lot of crazy phenomenon, whether it was the internet being around for decades and legitimizing in the s have, or bitcoin -- spac been around for decades and where at the top of the first inning. we are not at the bottom of the ninth. ares just starting, and we trying to reform the states. we are trying to get the economics in line, drive out the carpetbaggers and bring in the ones who want to find great, durable companies who want to grow with them for the long term. is this silicon valley's way of overthrowing the ipo process they have been frustrated with for so long? kevin: my wife julia went through the ipo process in september 2018, and it was a great experience, to be honest. it was a little distracting, many quarters long and the management team had to focu

let's talk to shelley about this.hat do you make of the news on the court case and how effective do you think it is going to be? they weresaid today in a to file a lawsuit lawsuit they put out a few minutes ago. there are two executive orders now and the one they are targeting is the first one that president trump put out, which is under the emergency powers afforded to him, and the second one is a much harder barrier to break. they are trying to do is say, by the first order that trump put out, that he did not have the authority to do this under those emergency powers he is granted. order is an second issue. the treasury department, almost impossible to overturn in court. what is the end goal here? bytedance think it is going to win this? shelly: it is about the principles from the get go that is the number one thing. as well, there may be certain parts of the order that they auld walk back, particularly first order says, if you do not sell to an american company by mid-september, you are going to be banned in the u.

joining us with the latest, bloomberg's shelley banjo, it is a little hard to keep up with all of thewists and turns of this. what do the latest developments actually mean? >> there are a lot of and turns. it feels a little repetitive. what is happening today is that the commerce department announced further restrictions on huawei. aimed at really trying to close up some loopholes. huawei is a huge, sprawling company with a huge, sprawling global supply chain around the world. they have tried to stop access to things, particularly chips made by american companies. what this latest action does is try to curb even more of huawei 's access by closing some of the loopholes. how does this play into the upcoming trade talks and some folks on this show have said that it appears the president is trying to start a cold war. feels that each day there is more action being taken against chinese tech companies. huawei has been one of the biggest targets for the trump administration. we reported that chinese officials wanted to talks about wechat on the, table for the trade talks. but so far, it is

for more, let's bring in shelley . no resolution. still talks with microsoft happening.ow another jumping into the fray. even alphabet saying they have not ruled out a bid. let's start there. what do you make of the latest developed with alphabet? shelly: yeah. i think google is looking at it like every other tech company. definitely thinking about it. maybe they have not formalized talks, but it is for any tech company in the u.s. now, the thought is i would like to take a look at what it is like to buy this extremely fast-growing, extremely lucrative market. emily: let's talk about what tiktok does in the interim while the talks proceed. obviously, they plan to hire thousands of workers. that is not happening right now. how is this affecting the inside of the company? shelly: yes. i was really interested in finding out the answer to that question. i was like, how is this company continuing to do business knowing that it when he five days it could no longer exist? what must not be like inside of the company? so far, the number of executives and employees, advertisers, a

senior tech reporter shelley banjo has more on this story. microsoft entered china in the 1990's.f the companies that helped china originally great build the firewall. how complex is this relationship? shelly: microsoft has this deep history in china, helping engineer the government's computer systems and installing special versions of windows and operating systems that can comply with the country's censorship controls. they continue to maintain a large research center in china. the theater system of microsoft executives and employees. they also happen to operate being the search engine and linkedin social network centered version of those inside of china. because of the deep ties to hocks inere are china the administration that set is microsoft the right suitor for this if we want to really find an american company who is going to side on the sign of america, is microsoft really the right company for that? haidi: right. there are a lot of potential hurdles, notwithstanding president trump saying that any kind of sale price, the u.s. government should get a piece of. shelly: yeah,

maxwell writes to abstain "i would appreciate if shelley would come out and say she was your girlfriendure to think she was from 1099 to 2002. okay with me, you have done nothing wrong and i would urge you to start acting like it, go outside head high not as an escaping convict, go to parties, deal with it. in a 2016 deposition, she says maxwell took part in continuous with girls as young as 15 on epstein's private caribbean island. and also claims maxwell and epstein had influential people like prince andrew and alan dershowitz. she does not accuse president clinton, she says she witnessed clinton on the island with maxwell and two young girls from new york "i remember asking jeffrey what is bill clinton doing here kind of thing and he laughed it off and said, well i'm a he owes me a favor, i didn't know if he was serious. it was just a joke. clinton, dershowitz denied the allegations and a u.s. appeals court temporarily delayed monday's release of maxwell's 2016 deposition, which she wanted kept confidential. in new york, bryan llenas, fox news. >> shannon: breaking tonight come at th

let's bring in republican senator shelley moore to of west virginia, we've heard little bits of incrementali'm hearing exactly that, i know the negotiations are continuing now at 3:30, the chief of staff mark meadows and the treasury secretary meeting with speaker pelosi and chuck schumer, they were at our lunch today, mark meadows and steve mnuchin, they said they are still very far apart but they are working hard at it, i tend to always be overly optimistic but we have to do something, a lot of people are hurting and a lot of people are expecting us to throw those partisan differences aside and reach an agreement. >> john: it's been said if you are a pessimist things usually go better than you expect them to, the republican read on the democrats as they are happy to talk but they're not interested in making a deal, is that your sense of it? >> disappointing to me was last week when one of our members, martha mcsally offered a week extension of the $600 extra benefit on unemployment just to get us to the point where we could allay the fears of people who are now disconnected from that and

i think that nick and chris and shelley ar were all asking about the weaknesses.the point that you may made frequently competing doesn't foreclose on the cooperation which gets to your point and about is the nadir of the end of the questions from others about what about our allies in the region and are they doing their part. your chapter on the u.s., japan together that is a wonderful chapter and i highly recommend up to peter and josh and eiffel and you were asking about the alliances it is the navy up to it. chapter eight i love it because you are a historian looking back on the future events so i recommend that the chapter house while to see how it plays out and we are seeing some of these come to a higher level of provenance but it's a wonderful book. congratulations to i don't have any more to add a statecraft is how we need to be thinking on the role of our allies and partners it's been an interesting shift over the past few months. the future panel would be to get some partners from around the world have on the state of program so i will leave it at that. t

maxwell writes to abstain "i would appreciate if shelley would come out and say she was your girlfriendure to think she was from 1099 to 2002. okay with me, you have done nothing wrong and i would urge you to start acting like it, go outside head high not as an escaping convict, go to parties, deal with it. in a 2016 deposition, she says maxwell took part in continuous with girls as young as 15 on epstein's private caribbean island. and also claims maxwell and epstein had influential people like prince andrew and alan dershowitz. she does not accuse president clinton, she says she witnessed clinton on the island with maxwell and two young girls from new york "i remember asking jeffrey what is bill clinton doing here kind of thing and he laughed it off and said, well i'm a he owes me a favor, i didn't know if he was serious. it was just a joke. clinton, dershowitz denied the allegations and a u.s. appeals court temporarily delayed monday's release of maxwell's 2016 deposition, which she wanted kept confidential. in new york, bryan llenas, fox news. >> shannon: breaking tonight come at th

says he can matter not only it's a nearby shelley of good his son tony give me such when you could debase. it a gene it was a game of is an executive of the world congress of crimean tatars as well as a member of but just the rice city council. his abduction just yards from his home was captured in the top corner of the picture and it's immediately clear the vehicles were lying in wait. stopping his car pulling him out of the driver's seat and binding his hands takes less than a minute. his bundle towards the side doors of a waiting van. then suddenly makes a desperate bid to escape. his soon captured again and this time he disappears into the van and is gone for ever. as a weapon of war leaves the very deepest scotus. scars so raw that the victims men and women can barely talk about it. they are the only witnesses who can help bring about justice al-jazeera fall as human rights campaigners in libya investigating right since the 2011 revolution. libya unspeakable crime on al-jazeera history has called it the great war in the 1st episode conscription journalist hundreds of thousands of our

stuff to really be nor shelley let even hush him very who we kill a law a little more don't miss the army kill or miss a fortune the well. done shell of america. ok muslims i have been. around the same time as elie cohen arrived in syria the world was watching the verdict of the dramatic trial of adult eichmann eichmann was one of the architects of the nazi holocaust when between 5 and 6000000 jews were exterminated during world war 2. he was captured in argentina by mossad agents tried and then subsequently executed in israel. following eichmanns capture and execution israel turned its attention to his assistant. this veteran out of an area about. 9 you had a bill that thought he. got it's more thought isn't yours fit showed. who will trust and manage danny shops or years before i will be if i begin my shop or can we started to ask you how your side jumped at the how do you jerry figure it out but for that. one of cohen's 1st tasks was to track down a lowest bidder for his role in sending european jews to nazi concentration camps were him to have said see you again at all with fear

. >> [indiscernible] mary shelley -- >> nice.and their first -- >> and their first iteration of our is "monster high." >> i don't know what that is. is that like bratz dolls? >> barbie is already like monsters. what we need to make them scarier? seen that sculpture of what barbie would look like a midwife. 6'7" with terrifying limbs. we'll need to make barbie scarier. i'll feel comfortable saying that because that never seen them. we are living in an embarrassment of riches for young girls who are into our stuff. there's so many incredible middle grade novels and comics. i don't know. i will look them up later. >> thank you. thanks for spoiling the entire book. i just think there is an interesting -- i am just curious if you can talk about what it feels like to invest so much in --erson you have never met there are not too many people -- i was trying to get them to like me, there was a strange lady. there was so much pressure. i was very nervous. thever even showed them tattoo i had up there. i am assuming they must have seen it.

shelley, 26. wesley, a 23-year-old broke layer brought the top price, 2000 and 700 dollars. there was the same in new hampshire and personnel and city. 2700 for a brick layer. the women made good service but the babies could do nothing useful, not for a long time. sometimes they were not made part of the bargain. slaves were simply a matter of business, or so they said. they try to believe. the peculiar institution was argued and debated, attacked and defended. but it was there. some streets were different. events might have happened differently, and those against slavery almost one in the beginning. by the end of the revolutionary war was acknowledge that slavery was not only immoral, it was economically unwise. you couldn't fire slave. you had to be fed enclosed. the system of staying out. it might have died out completely but for this man. he was not an evil man. his name was eli whitney. in 1793, he invented a device to separate cotton seats from the fiber. it was brilliantly simple. now a girl could do the work of men, ten men could replace 100. and suddenly, almost, co

featuring the works of shelley, longfellow and others. pinups was very keen on it braden said it was going to be much is a good summary but a corruption of permanent value. later in 1850 he would also recommend the work of washington irving for summer reading. as a described irving who just happen to be one of his authors. as a quote genial and beautiful genius. it also noted that irving's work was part of the convenient and a classic series that would be delightful for summer reading soap here's a kind of firm first glimpse of a discourse taking shape. his famed as mescaline, deliverance, and adds very distinctive and what it was designed to accomplish. by mid century, then changed. the discourse is gone. the discourse changes and it does so, because really interesting development in the literary field was the way of the cheap be perfect fiction that flooded the literary marketplace after the civil war. this was really an unprecedented expansion of the american popular culture. the significant challenge the mainstream publisher. that cha

baseball and the future of baseball in this town hangs in the balance it's very serious treasurer shelley vasconcelos says the pandemic has had crippling effects on the leaves budget. she says leadership has had no choice but to cancel almost all of their fundraisers and the snack bar that generates about 75% of their revenue has remained closed. we do have expenses ranging between 3 4,000. >>a month every month. if we play or not to keep it running and open like the on main just maintenance in general without pg knee. water everything you can think of still comes in we still have to pay that includes their lease on the fields and their 2 months behind on their rent other leagues are lucky to not have to pay for their. >>for their because they're owned by the city's and when 9 we're not israel lopez or coach easy as the kids call him has 2 boys in the league thursday night who started an online fundraiser for the baseball community that has already generated thousands of dollars but without at least $50,000 possible and cellos says next season will likely be canceled even if social distan

shelley, 26. wesley.ant -- anderson, a 24-year-old bricklayer and mason brought the day's top price. $2,700. it was the same in new amsterdam. 2,700 for a good bricklayer. the women made good service but the babies could do nothing useful. not for a long time. sometimes, they were not made part of the body. it was simply a matter of business. or so they said. and tried to. ♪ the institution was attacked and defe defended, but it was there. some streets were different. events might have happened differently and those against slavery almost won in the beginning. by the end of the revolutionary war, it was acknowledged that slavery was not only immoral, it was economic hi unwisyou couldn fire a slave. you had to be fed and clothed. the system was dying out. it might have died out completely. but for this man. he was not an evil man. his name was eli whitney. in 1793, he invented a device to separate cotton seeds from the fiber. it was brilliantly simple. now, a girl could do the work of men. ten men could re

my pinprick through the wall was mary shelley. >> nice. what are your thoughts? bratz dolls?ke barbie is mixed with universal horror. the idea of combining those two things. >> barbies are already like monsters. why do we need to make them scarier? the you always seen that sculpture of what barbie would look like if she was human. she's like seven foot tall. . doing need to make -- right now we are living in an embarrassment of riches for young girls for horror stuff. there are so many incredible middle grade novels, comics, movies. monster hi -- i don't know. i will look them up later. enduring --e most >> thank you. >> when you met her family -- >> thank you for spoiling the entire book. i'm just curious if you could feelst all about what it like to invest so much in a person you never met and then -- to meet the people who are her blood relatives. >> are you married? take what you felt when you met her family and amplify it by one million. that is what i felt. not only was i trying to get them to like me so they would tell me about millicent looking at this strange lady th

shelley young tompkins, and i had the pleasure of befriending kamala my freshman year at university.or being a woman about business. she and i would be mistaken for professors, because we would have briefcases, you know. >> my name is stacey johnson-batiste. i've known kamala since we were about 4 1/2 years old. the one thing that stands out is she's the friend that listens to you. >> kamala's mother is indian and her father was jamaican. she was part of a global conversation around race and identity at an early age. and i think that she had to learn how to become very secure within herself. >> she just really grew up in a very multi-cultural environment. but her mother raised her and maya as black women, because that's what they were. and it was a very intentful upbringing. and kamala really was proud of it. >> shyamala, kamala's mother, who was one of the leading scientists in this country if not the world for cancer research, she taught kamala to be great in who you are. >> don't you listen and let anybody tell you who you can and cannot be. >> i'm so proud of her. beyond words. s

is shelley going to be kind of our main person? or is that expanding to claudia? i know everyone's tired. this is my last question. >> [indiscernible] competency and education. that is -- so i'm taking that as one of the core inputs. if there is any other area that you feel needs to be prioritized, we would like to hear it. [indiscernible] community leaders as well as various staff within the department, the need to elevate substantially. we're expanding our resources, but time and staff is still limited, so we want to make sure that we can address your priorities and schedule our progress accordingly. we are trying to identify. in the fall we will bring you what is the plan for the next three years in terms of implementing out of the multiple items that you have flagged, and hoping that that will meet your expectations. but we'll have another round of discussion, and we'll have a round of community input. >> and sorry, shelley will continue to be your point of contact. she's also, as you know, spread very thin, but we're hoping that even that the cultural distric

representative shelley pin agree said this shelley pingree said that she is raising the issue of thechicks and the losses farms are facing in a letter to the postmaster and the u.s. department of agricultural commissioner, sonny perdue. pauline henderson, who owns the pinetree poultry in maine, told the newspaper she was shocked last week when all 800 chicks sent to her from pennsylvania were dead. usually they arrived every three weeks like clockwork, she said, and out of 100 birds, you may have one or two that died shipping. thousands of birds that move through the postal service processing center in sure is very, massachusetts were also dead. steve, a spokesman for the united states postal service said the agency, "cannot locate a claim being filed for this loss. some animals including live chicks can be mailed safely under proper conditions." again, we are talking about the u.s. postal service whether you are confident in the united states postal service. let's talk to richard's is calling from hampton, new hampshire. good morning. caller: good morning. i am a retired postal work

is shelley going to be kind of our main person? or is that expanding to claudia? i know everyone's tired. this is my last question. >> [indiscernible] competency and education. that is -- so i'm taking that as one of the core inputs. if there is any other area that you feel needs to be prioritized, we would like to hear it. [indiscernible] community leaders as well as various staff within the department, the need to elevate substantially. we're expanding our resources, but time and staff is still limited, so we want to make sure that we can address your priorities and schedule our progress accordingly. we are trying to identify. in the fall we will bring you what is the plan for the next three years in terms of implementing out of the multiple items that you have flagged, and hoping that that will meet your expectations. but we'll have another round of discussion, and we'll have a round of community input. >> and sorry, shelley will continue to be your point of contact. she's also, as you know, spread very thin, but we're hoping that even that the cultural distric

shelley phelps reports. which marks to ward off evil spirits and records of personnel stationed here during the second world war. these are some of the historic graffiti uncovered as pa rt the historic graffiti uncovered as part as researchers attempt to find out how our ancestors use the area. the trees themselves are fragile, they can be damaged by gales and lightning. by having these fantastic photographs and put into a database, archive them and allows researchers to explore them into the future. archive them and allows researchers to explore them into the futurem isa to explore them into the futurem is a citizen science project with visitors to the new forest can get involved. they have had hundreds of some visions and by encouraging people to still take part. if you see markings like this on a tree, they want you to send in to the national parks website. the kings parkis national parks website. the kings park is among the most common, used to identify trees in use for shipbuilding. some remain untouche

>>respirators are manufactured in china was virginia senator shelley moore capital in south carolina,tor lindsey graham say this makes the country vulnerable and poses a national security issue we're having to beg china and other places in the world get the equipment we need to run or hospitals, both republican senators introduced a bill to decrease us dependence on countries like china for ppe let's face it if we're to pandemic everybody's does every man for himself every country for themselves and we want to be self reliant capital and graham say the goal is to break the chain of dependency encourage more domestic production and increase employment. virginia democrat mark warner says this bill is one he can support i'm very concerned. >>with the congress party of china's approach torch america towards the west and i think we need to be on guard. the bill would also add to the national stockpile through the berry amendment. >>which requires military uniforms be made in america i want to add ppe did that made in america, so that our stockpile. >>will be made by american companies woul

certainly hope your business is no, your honoring again thank you shelley for your time this morning.h before the debate. is biden putting together a new game plan? lawrence jones is going to be here to give us his take next. ♪ ♪ ♪ sometimes you want to go ♪ where everybody knows your name ♪ ♪ and they're always glad you came ♪ applebee's. now that's eating good in the neighborhood. try wayf♪ r. you got this! ♪ perfect. -you're welcome. i love it. how'd you do all this? told ya! wayfair. let's talk dining tables. yes! blow it up. ♪ wayfair you've got just what i need ♪ jedediah: a new campaign ad from joe biden blaming president trump for putting america on the sidelines with the cancellation of sports. pete: i get that vice president mask mandate telling us it's the president's fault. the president firing back tweeting, quote: the dems don't want football back for political reasons but are trying to blame me and republicans. another lie, but this is what we are up against. will: here to react fox news analyst and fox nation host lawrence jones. what's up lawrence? good to see you thi