after a ban was halted, the department of commerce says it will abide by a temporary ruling pending further legal developments present. donald trump told the a security threats because of his chinese ownership. if your peers prime minister says the military has liberated western parts of the northern region where the federal government is battling local forces, amnesty international says that hundreds of civilians have been brutally killed. more than 90 people, including a 6 month old baby, had died off libya's coast in the past 2 days in a tent and it is tempted by the crossings into europe. a search operation is underway after another 74 people drowned on thursday after leaving the libyan port . all forms sag and sand shoes. she's party, the ruling party is one anough seats in parliament to fall myanmar's. next government, the government excluded more than a 1000000 people belonging to ethnic minorities from the poll shows the headlines. the news continues here on out is there often 0 world every country has its own special characteristics that make it unique. people, history, culture, la

department of defense. the challenge right now is the department of commerce under an executive order, basically state policy directive three from the president, the department of commerce should be picking up these missions. but they don't halftime authorities provided by con gress at this point nor do they have the appropriations provided by congress. we are in limbo right now. >> so you need the appropriators to address this the e and hopefully late in year or early next year, and this needs to be a provision in the next authorization bill, is that correct? >> i would be very supportive of that. >> thank you very much. senator gardner? >> thank you, mr. chairman, and thank you administrator for your service and all the work that you do for nasa and our air space comes in colorado and beyond. it is imperative that we preserve america's innovation in science and space. we know our adversarieses are working diligently to undermine our leadership. our space program continues to be the envy of the world. nations like china and others trying to steal our ingenuity and display u.s. leadership. mr. chairman i wou

led the department of commerce. he was the leader of five different presidential campaigns during reagan's first term he was the leader of the white house staff as the white house chief of staff. during his second term, he was the leader of the treasury department as the secretary of the treasury. and of course during george h.w. bush's presidency he was the leader of the state department as secretary of state. in the year 2000 he became the leader of george w. bush's legal team that prevailed in the landmark case of bush versus gore, so we simply couldn't have a better lawyer leader to be part of this program than secretary baker. secretary baker, thank you for taking time and being with us today as the final mark of this very important conference. >> thank you, talmage. i'm delighted to be with you. >> now, since you've been a leader in so many different arenas and we'll be talking about the lawyer as a leader, it's going to a logical place to start the conversation is how do you define the word "leadership," secr

after a ban that was halted, the department of commerce says it will abide by a temporary rolling pending further legal developments present. donald trump called the a security threat because of its chinese ownership. if you have, here's prime minister declared victory in the northern region of where the federal government is battling local forces. this phase of a growing humanitarian crisis with thousands of people displaced across the border states. a national says, hundreds of millions died. that ruling policy is one enough seats in parliament to form a man was next government. national league for democracy party won at least 3 engine 46 out of 412 seats. after sunday's election. the government excluded more than a 1000000 people belonging to ethnic minorities from the paul police improve a lot. protesters from reaching government headquarters, they're marching against the impeachment of former president martin, discover he was voted out of office over corruption charges. so is the headlines. the news continues here on out is there after the string one day i might be covering politics

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year and statutory deadline, but just this morning i confirmed with senior leadership at the department of commerce and the census bureau that we are hopeful, and it remains possible we can get at least some of the p.m. related data to the president in january, so we still need relief from the court, yes. soundsustice roberts: like you had a busy morning. what do you mean by p.m.? presidential memorandum data. the data the president requested to potentially back out illegal aliens from the apportionment base. chief justice roberts: the standing question, if the court does not intervene now before the secretary transmits the information to the president, i don't know when the court would be able to intervene even all that would be left after that transmittal is the transmittal by the president to the house. be if the injury cannot redressed at this point, when could it be? general wall: in a post apportionment lawsuit, just as franklin v. evans. if the bureau can feasibly identify enough aliens, and the president excludes those categories, and that affects the apportionment -- those are all three un

in the advisors and department of labor and department of commerce. in the policy counsel.multiple other agencies which would make comments on the rule. and then there will be a deliberative process in which people decide what the rules best formal take. most of the deliberation and any of the cases certainly the most important cases involve ira itself and involves other parts of the government weighing in and trying to make the best rule. there are cases where the urgency of the problem is such in the process the just described needs to be sped up rated city could see it. how long the rules are under review and ira. and sometimes it's a short process. and sometimes less. and considering that the rules often a multi- - month is not a lot of sludge. and sometimes it's any any months. they worked really hard and ira to get rules out in the face of interest agency disagreements. and these rules were very important. but if there disagreements, let's say the cabinet since this is nonsense. and it will create terrible problems. to work out the disagreements might be quite challen

general mongan: that follows from department of commerce. states can establish standing if they actually identify specific -- showing protectable choices by third parties are going to costs.p state unlike the census case where we had lots of expert declarations and specific facts and details showing that connection, texas has not introduced any specific facts indicating that amended 5000 a what inflate a concrete harm. jusftice gorsuch: if all we need is substantial risk of a fact of government action on the decisions of individuals, why isn't the congressional budget office report stating that even after the penalty is removed, a small number of people will enroll because of the willingness to comply with the law? it follows from that there will be increased cost to the states. theral mongan: i think report from 2017 is the best thing they have going for them on state standing. we do not think it is sufficient. it is a single sentence. they did not offer any data backing it up. jusftice gorsuch: do you disagree with that? general mongan: i d

earlier this week we did see a notice from the department of commerce saying it would not be moving forwardn on tiktok downloads in the united states pending further legal developments and the treasury statement makes clear that the commerce, as and the treasury pursuit of some sort of deal are the ruesults of separate orders there's an august 6th and august 14th executive order. there's a lot to follow here i think the bottom line is that we have another 15 days for a potential tick tock deal before that ban could potentially move forward. >> we know you'll be all over that story we'll come back to you with more details. >> we await a vaccine. millions american continue to work from home or work remotely. we gathered some of the biggest names at the workforce executive counsel. i spoke to the head of remote about how employers and employees can have success take a listen. >> you will notice that you will probably struggle or suffer in you are less transparent, if you lean less into iteration iter's and transparency are core values at gitlab and we do those to make our business harder and f

commerce department. can you talk about maybe any restoration of the park, pershing park? right now i wouldn't want this magnificent sculpture to be somewhere that may not smell the best or have, you know, something this grand be diminished by not a good park. >> so that's how federal money is finding its way in. so as i say we're required under national historic restoration act to restore the park, which was deemed significantly a work of american landscape architecture. so much of the design work -- in the process we're going to have to tear up the park and put it back the way it was. so we persuaded the park service that a lot of the project is rehabilitating what had gone to -- had become dilapidated over the last 35, 40 years and we really shouldn't have to pay for that. the park service with some help with some people on capitol hill we know agreed. they are kicking in money under the heading of deferred maintenance. so when we are redoing the plantings, because trees were planted with inadequate soil volumes and what not, that's going to be paid for by the park serv

not serve our purposes, so if it's me, i'm going to really emphasize leadership at dot and department of commerce and do the same sort of thing while bringing them into the intelligence family that you did with dhs and fbi years ago because technology leadership and technology advance is going to be applied. and to the third, your question about are our leaders and our leadership and our work force technologically savvy enough, no. and where that comes into play at the leadership level is you cannot, if you're not comfortable with technology, if you're not comfortable with data and i understand it limits its abilities, you will view that as adding risk and you will retard the introduction of new ideas and so we're really going to have to invest in technology. if you're a leader you have to be comfortable with technology today. we've got to work on the leadership that can lead this. >> great. thank you. let's go to our next question here. >> sure. our next poll question has to do with federal criminal prosecutions. are federal criminal prosecutions useful tools for deterring national security and

vice president elect kamala harris received her briefing at the department of commerce, where the officialion office is located. it has been rarely used, since it was made available in september. president-elect joe biden received his first presidential daily briefing at his home in wilmington it. has been concluded from the language i just received from one of the transition officials it. marks the first time biden has received this briefing as the president-elect. he was previously receiving limited intelligence briefings as the democratic nominee after winning the election he was blocked for, several weeks, while the white house held up the formal transition. it lead to an really unusual situation. for three weeks vice president elect kamala harris had access to more information than biden, because she was a member of the senate intel committee. biden resorted to holding security briefing with outside intelligence and defense experts. he announced six key choices nominating former fed chair janet yellen for treasury secretary if confirmed she will face a unique set of challenges managin

are the willard hotel, the washington hotel, the sherman memorial across 15th street, the department of commerce, the wilson district building, freedom plaza and the jw marriott. very distinct and different urban structures, urban spaces. this site had to harmonize and be complimentary to those sites. a third constraint the developed along the way was that we were instructed to preserve the existing part. that in itself is an interesting object lesson in modernist is nine of urban landscapes. we resisted, but had to ultimately yield to the inevitable, and so we had to work within the contours of that existing park. that further drove -- channels our selection. so that meant that a memorial based on an architectural form was pretty much a nonstarter. that would just never work in a site like this. it meant that, in the end, there were a lot of interesting designs that we looked at that ultimately were discarded. about two of the five finalists i said i would love to see this park built, but just not here on pennsylvania avenue. within those constraints, we had two key and related choices at the i

commerce department. can you talk about maybe any restoration of the park -- of pershing park? because right now, i would not want this magnificent sculpture to be somewhere where it might not smell the best or have something this grand be diminished by not a good park. >> that is how federal funding is finding its way in. we are required ultimately under the preservation act to preserve the part, which was deemed historic of american landscape architecture. much of the design work, we are going to have to tear up the park and put it back the way it was. and so we persuaded the park service that a lot of the project is rehabilitating what had gone to -- had become dilapidated over the last 35-40 years and we should not have to pay for that. the park service with some help from people on capitol hill that we know agreed. so they are kicking in money, under the heading of deferred maintenance. we are redoing the plantings because trees were planted with inadequate soil volumes and whatnot, that will be paid for by the park service. when we were replacing broken stonework, replaci

it is our understanding, including through the department of commerce, that the recycling market is expanding. that includes here. in the u.s. that the global recycling market will have a value of $530 billion by the year 2025. sen. shaheen: i'm sorry, can you give us a little more detail when you say the recycling markets are expanding in the united states? i know we have had, in new hampshire, several recycling operations that are no longer operating now. can you talk about where that is happening and who is behind it, and what is the capital or the companies that are doing that? mr. moore: senator, thank you for the question. i respect your interest in having greater detail. i apologize, i don't have greater detail with me. i would be happy to take the question and provide specific information to you. this relates to cross-border trade between canada and the united states in recycled materials. there is more interest in recycling if it is more economically advantageous to do that. if the materials to be recycled become priced out of the market either because of transport costs or other eco

are the heads of the executive departments of the government, such as the state department, war department, treasury department, department of the interior, labor, commercee cabinet advises the president on matters of policy. the powers of the president and his helpers are limited, for this is a government not of men, but of laws, based upon the constitution. congress makes the laws. it is a parliament which, unlike many democratic parliaments, has no direct connection with the executive branch. this branch of government is made up of two houses, the senate and the house of representatives. a law may originate in either house, but must be approved by both of them. when a bill is passed by both houses, it is sent to the president. if the president also approves the bill, he signs it. it then becomes law. the president may veto a bill passed by the congress, but congress may still, by a two thirds majority, make the bill law. although the chief responsibility of congress is that of making laws, certain other responsibilities are delegated to the two houses. in the senate, or upper house, as it is called, each of the 48 states of the nation is represented b

however, if you look at the department of energy, the department of defense, the department of interior, the department of agriculture, commerce they all have a role to play through the missions they are responsible for in in the direction of reducing our impact on climate and making our whole society more resilient in the face of the climate change that is already occurring. but -- huge undertaking and it certainly deserves to have and i believe ultimately will have bipartisan support but i don't and you can look at the makeup right now and say -- you will never get anything past the as i don't believe that is true. greg: another question from a listener -- if you were appointed climate czar which president-elect joe biden has talked about having, what would be your top five priorities? how would you convince the public that these policies are beneficial to our economy? i. nichols: first of all, would not be the best candidate to be the climate czar because my ancestors left russia to get and i havehe czars not accepted that is a good title. not to be facetious. i do think there should be somebody in the white house who leads

president has done keep in mind a lot of what trump has done has happened by executive order and it's happened through the state department as well as the commerce department to some of these groups so these are all under executive power i think that a president biden would move quickly number one to undo a lot of the executive orders but number 2 i think a lot of it would just kind of dissipate it takes a lot of effort and a lot of work for the trumpet ministration to constantly push its war not just on china but on chinese companies all you have to do is really stop pushing and a lot of this begins to resolve itself and we love to listen there's a lot of debate about biden's connections to china i think there's no question that biden has a lot of connections to china and therefore irregardless of whether they're appropriate or inappropriate he definitely has a different relationship with the chinese than trump has had and i believe that we will see a vastly different relationship with china under a biden administration than we have seen under a trumpet ministration which i believe will only continue to push war with china economically and thro

follows fromhat department of commerce, states can establish standing if they actually identify specific impacts showing choices by third parties will drive up state costs. unlike the census case where we had lots of extra declaration in specific facts and detailed memoranda showing the connexus -- connection, texas has not introduced any specific facts indicating that amended 5000 a will inflict concrete harm. we needgorsuch: if all is a substantial risk of effect -- why isn't the congressional budget office report stating that even after the penalty is removed, a small number of people will enroll because of a willingness to comply with the law, and it follows from that that there will be increased costs to the states. mr. mongan: your honor, i think the report from 2017 is the best thing they have going on state standing. we do not think it is sufficiently specific, it is a single sentence and no data to back it up. justice do you just said -- gorsuch: youustice disagree with that? so it is an uncontested fact? mr. mongan: i do not believe that is right. it does not say anything speci

we are talking about the department of the treasury and commerce and health services need to have moreciality. i think that would go a long way to healing. but goodness‘s question was, with the election and everything that's going around, the name—calling and so on and so forth, has in some cases delegitimise the united states in the eyes of the world. i don't believe that the united states has been reduced in standing through a very active political campaign. if anything, it's shown how american democracy works. and i believe they need to pivot immediately out of the campaign season and really get down to work and include countries around the world. and take that high road once again. all right. greg? you have these difficult elections that get contentious and in some ways, it demonstrates the robust political nature of america and i've spent a lot of time travelling, i've spent a lot of time in africa and the response i get there is that they love it, they love to see the robust political activity in the united states. as we all know, every president, every transition of power, every

we are talking about the department of the treasury, commerce and human services need to have globalnd that will go a long way to healing. but the question was very much, do you think this hotly contested election and everything that has gone around it, the name calling and so on, has in some sense delegitimise the united states in the eyes of the world? reduced it standing? states in the eyes of the world? reduced it standing ?|j states in the eyes of the world? reduced it standing? i don't believe the united states has been reduced in standing, if anything it has shown how american democracy works. i believe they need to pivot immediately out of a campaign season and really get down to work and include countries around the world. take the high road once again. when you have these difficult elections that get contentious and in some ways, it demonstrates the robust political nature of america. i spend a lot of time travelling, i spend a lot of time in africa where we do most of our business and the response i get there, they love it, they love to see the robust political activity in

we are talking about the department of the treasury and commerce and health services need to have moreong way to healing. but goodness's question was, with the selection and everything that's going around, the name calling and so on and so forth, has in some cases delegitimize the united states in the eyes of the world. i don't believe that the world. i don't believe that the united states has been reduced and standing through a very active political campaign. if anything, it's shown how american democracy works. and i believe they need to pivot immediately out of the campaign season and really get down to work and include countries around the world. and take that high road once again. greg? you have these difficult elections that get the and in some ways, it demonstrates the riposte political nature of america —— the robust. i've spent a lot of time in africa and the response i get there is that they love it, they love to see the robust political activity in the united states. as we all know, every president, every transition of power, every four oreight transition of power, every fou

of commerce. for a time, the department was perfectly able to keep up. iece of equipment. if that did not do the trick, add a few more clerks or a flock of carriers. ♪ but by world war i, the post office carried more advertising in a week than all the newspapers and magazines could carry in a year. it was the country's bill collector, check deliverer, errand runner. the volume of mail delivered leaped to 20 billion. by 1948, it doubled to 40 billion. this year, it doubled again, nearly 80 billion pieces of mail. literally, the post office stands to be swamped, overwhelmed, drowned in a sea of mail. where do we go from here? patchwork, piecemeal solutions based on obsolete transportation routes will not work. the answer has to be as new as the challenge is new. and the post office has the only logical answer. zip code. mail distribution via the straight line, always the shortest distance between two distant points. zip code. five trailblazing numbers like this one launch every piece of mail with space-age speed and precision. ♪ >> ♪ now that's easy to say

of the trump administration. that said, the commerce department did way yen on this. what did they say? mmerce department confirmed something we already knew. at the end of october, a judge in pennsylvania said the u.s. government could not and tiktok -- could not ban tiktok. it pushed the idea out. the president had been threatening a ban on tiktok for some time. so the commerce department came out today and said we are about to follow what the judge said, acknowledge we cannot ban tiktok right now. and then, they challenged that ruling. so basically, they said we are not going to do this thing we said we might, we are challenging getting hopes we can do it sometime in the future. righttok is not banned now, but the government isn't getting up, seeing if there is some kind of penalty they can issue. emily: bloomberg's kurt wagner, thank you for your reporting. we will see what happens tomorrow. ipo advisors specter record amount of activity from thanksgiving to the christmas holidays, from airbnb to food delivery service isrdash, and the ipo boom set to keep rolling in 2021. a preview n

of commerce. through the partnership of our professionals at the department of public health, we've put forward a plan that has been thoughtful and measured, something that has put san francisco apart from the rest of this nation. we're one of the only counties in the state of california to have just recently hit the yellow tier, the least restrictive tier when it comes to the state tiering system. but not only that, we did it in a way that was responsible, in a way that didn't ping pong businesses back and forth to open and close, to open and close. these are really hard decisions, tough things to do, but i think that san francisco did it right. this doesn't mean that we don't have a lot to do, that we can let down our guards, but it shows that we can reopen and do it safely. but just because we say that we're opening businesses, that restaurants can open, that movie theaters can reopen, it doesn't mean that businesses can come back. through our conversations with folks in the neighbor, we've heard about how even with reopening, people are really worried about bringing back their memployees. do

is the right approach, rather than using utilizing existing pressure channels in the department of treasury, commerce, state, defense, and others. does the sec -- is it your view that the sec should establish a new disclosure regime? rather than focusing on our existing regimes for punishing this behavior? again, i would ask you to answer that question in writing. but it's very critical i think congress needs to get a right, and i would like you advice on that. >> happy to do so. >> thank you. senator brown. >> thank you mister chairman, i echoed the senator's request on that question, that's an important question. so thank you for the response that you will give. when borrowed stock from -- chairman klieman, he has to provide collateral under the customs protection role correct? >> correct. >> last month though, the sec issued a new action letter to senator that certain brokers are failing to provide collateral required. violating we think, the sec customer protections rule, they said it was okay as long as they fix it within six months. was that was that no action letter said? >> i think it's more

mayor is eyed for the transporting a department and ebay ceo meg whitman could manage the commerce department. >>> news of elect results and a vaccine timeline advancement sent stocks soaring on monday. the market reaching numbers we haven't seen in months. will the market continue on its upward swing? cbs news business analyst joe less isinger joins us from -- joe s jill schlesinger joins us from new york. good morning, jill. >> good morning. >> talk about what happened yesterday and what fueled that rally? >> you know, it's really a making. news of this vaccine was a shot in the arm. sorry for that little pun. it really was for the markets. now, we're coming off of a really big rally last week. in fact, last week elect week was the best elect week for stocks since 1932. and so last week's action was really framed by this idea that a democratic president, along with a split house and senate, right, the republican-led senate and a house led by democrats would mean that there would be no tax increases, that we may have a better plan for trade with china. there would be a big spending bill that went through

department of justice. former ebay ceo meg whitman is being considered for the commerce secretary and karen bass could run the housing of urban development. l.a. mayor libby schaaf is being considered to lead the transportation department. looks can be receiving for you right now. it is cold out there. meteorologist kari hall is tracking the cool temperatures. you said we need to get used to them for now? >> yeah. it seemed like we didn't have a chance to adjust. we went from very warm weather and a snap and very chilly weather. take a live look outside in san jose, we are enjoying the sunshine but the temperatures are not so comfortable. we are looking at, right now, temperatures still in the low 50s in san jose. we are at 54 degrees in vallejo and oakland also. also seeing temperatures in the mid-50s near the coastline. we are only going to come up with a few more degrees from here as we reach up to 59 degrees. 60. low 60s for parts of the east bay. one of the warm spots is ukiah. the rain is set to move in late thursday into friday and see another round of rain moving in between friday night and saturday m

department of commerce in consultation with the fcc and other federal agencies to promote and accelerate the deployment and use of open interfaced standards-based interoperable 5-g networks throughout the the united states. furthermore, 5-g is going to be key to unlocking new opportunities for all americans. with more people working and studying from home than ever before, promoting equipment and technology development like open rand technology, could diversify our supply chains and keep our networks scurks especially as we expand 5-g. i was proud to introduce this piece of legislation with chairman pallone, ranking member walden, and congresswoman doris ma suity, and i thank them for -- matsui, and i thank them for helping to protect our networks. i urge my colleagues to support this bill. i yield back. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman yields. mr. walden: madam speaker, i have no other speakers on this legislation. i urge its passage. i yield back the balance of my time. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman yields. the gentleman from new jersey is recognized. mr. pallone: thank

commerce sales hit record highs. it made up 14.6 percent of total retail and it rose 18.8 percent from one year earlier from 20 teen. the report showed departmenttores fell 1.8 percent and online sales growth of 6.9 percent. but to give you an idea, master card spending polls is forecasting. e-commerce retail sales jumped to more than 20 percent this year. but looking at $21000.00 where it was over 14 percent to 20 percent. it doesn't seem like really that big of a difference. yes, each year at this time we get a peek into senator slade, courtesy of the consumer technology association, annual holiday shopping forecast and tech will be under the tree with over $183000000.00, american adults. forecast to purchase technology gifts with an average $528.00 tech spend. and don't just think gadgets 70 percent will purchase digital content like netflix or other streaming video, subscriptions or games. and the number one item those surveyed hoped to receive this year. smartphones 5 g. is driving smartphone sales and interesting when i was in washington recently for election coverage, my 4 g. i phone was displaying 5 g. . whatever that means. so i didn't

reallynobody predict what can happen on any day of the trump administration, commercehat said, the department did weigh in on this. what did they say? the commercecame out and confirmed something we already knew. of october, a judge in pennsylvania said the u.s. government could not ban tiktok. it pushed the idea out. remember, the president had been threatening a ban on tiktok for some time. we knew the ban wasn't really in play, but the commerce department said we are going to follow what the judge said, we will acknowledge that we can't -- tiktok right right now and then they challenged the ruling. we are challenging it in hopes we can do it sometime in the future. so tiktok is not banned right now, but the government isn't giving up, they're still trying to figure out if there is some kind of penalty they can issue here. emily: bloombergs kurt wagner. thank you so much for your reporting. we will see what happens to riyadh still ahead, ipl advisers expect a record amount of listing activity between thanksgiving and the christmas holidays. from airbnb to food delivery service door dash, and the tech ipo boom is likely to keep rolling into 202

department of justice. former ebay ceo meg whitman is reportedly considered for commerce secretary and l.a. ld run the department of housing and urban development. also, l.a. mayor eric garcetti is among those considered to lead the transportation department. >>> 5:48 right now. according to a new l.a. police officer's union surp va reported by the "l.a. times," the rank and file felt unsupported during summer protests sparked by the death of george floyd. now that survey found nine in ten officers did not feel supported by the police chief, michael moore. many believe he should resign. nearly 7 in 10 officers believe the department was not prepared for the protests. in a statement to officers moore promised to do better. >>> disney cutting more jobs in its southern california theme parks. disneyland and california adventure have been closed since the pandemic started and there's no word when they may reopen. in september disney announced 28,000 layoffs. disney is not saying how many employees will be furloughed this time around. 49ers wide receiver kendrick bourne back on the covid list. bo