and last year, one of those women was sally yates. spent decades at the justice department, and was unceremoniously fired by a newly inaugurated president trump. well, tonight, yates is sharing the story of her breast cancer battle for the very first time. >> it was invasive papillary cancer. >> o'donnell: sally yates was suddenly grappling with a cancer diagnosis during a busy summer, testifying before congress, and speaking at the democratic national convention. >> this was one of those times where the personal and the professional collided. and so, it was, i think, just about five days before i was to testify in the senate judiciary committee about the russia investigation, that i got the final diagnosis, that it was invasive cancer. >> o'donnell: and that's some pretty important testimony that you were about to give. >> it was.mony i thought about trying to postpone, but it would have an the also was this faldpod it. narrative out there, called obamagate, that president obama and then-vice president biden had directed the russia i

last year one of those women was sally yates. yates spent decades at the justice department and was unceremoniously fired by a newly nog raid president trump. tonight, yates is sharing the story of her breast cancer battle for the very first time. >> it was invasive papilary cans rp. >> o'donnell: she was speaking at the the democratic national convention. >> this is one to have the times where the personal and the professional collided. it was about five days before i was to testify in the senate judiciary committee about the russia investigation that i got the final diagnosis that it was invasive cancer. >> o'donnell: that'e pret important testimony you were about to give. >> it was. i thought about tryin to postpone, but it would have been a big thing if i had postponed it. and there also was this false narrative out there called obamagate that president obama and then vice president biden had directed the russia investigation and directed us to investigate mike flynn, and they specifically pointed to a meeting in the oval off

and last year, one of those women was sally yates. yates spent decades at the justice department, and was unceremoniously fired by a newly inaugurated president trump. well, tonight, yates is sharing the story of her breast cancer battle for the very first time. >> it was invasive papillary cancer. >> o'donnell: sally yates was suddenly grappling with a cancer diagnosis during a busy summer, testifying before congress, and speaking at the democratic national convention. >> this was one of those times where the personal and the professional collided. and so, it was, i think, just about five days before i was to testify in the senate judiciary committee about the russia investigation, that i got the final diagnosis, that it was invasive cancer. >> o'donnell: and that's some pretty important testimony that you were about to give. >> it was. i thought about trying to postpone, but it would have been a big thing if i had postponed it. and, there also was this false narrative out there, called obamagate, that president obama and then-vice p

no es la primera vez que luis miguel se ve involucrado en un problema con sus yates.as. ¿quÉ se revelÓ en esos papeles sobre julio iglesias? claudia: pues julio iglesias es probablemente uno de los artistas mÁs polÉmicos porque es uno de los que tiene mÁs empresas en los pandora papers. 20 compaÑÍas registradas en las islas vÍrgenes britÁnicas. y con ocho de ellas con propiedades en miami. en un lugar exclusivo conocido como el bÚnker de los multimillonarios. y una de estas sociedades fue vendida por julio iglesias en 2020 a ivanka trump. por 32 millones de dÓlares. maity: otra que figura en la lista es shakira. ¿quÉ se sabe de shakira? ¿y quÉ ha dicho ella al respecto? claudia: pues shakira ha levantado polÉmica en los Últimos dÍas desde que saliÓ revelada en los pandora papers, porque ella hizo tres compaÑÍas en las islas vÍrgenes britÁnicas. sus abogados han dicho que estas compaÑÍas ya estÁn en proceso de litigaciÓn y que todo ha sido hecho de forma legal. pero recordemos tambiÉn que ya en 2016 shakira apareciÓ tambiÉn en los papeles de panamÁ, tambiÉn revelaban s

gerardo: luis miguel parece aficionado a los yates de lujo, pero no necesariamente a pagar los gastosar alrededor de 120.000 $ para que el yate fuese liberado, tambiÉn debiÓ responder a una demanda por incumplimiento en el pago de unos tapetes nuevos para la embarcaciÓn. los abogados de shakira reaccionaron despuÉs de la publicaciÓn, afirmando que las empresas no fueron creadas para sacar provecho fiscal. julio iglesias, miguel bosÉ y alejandra guzmÁn no respondieron. jorge: los mÉdicos que atienden a vicente fernÁndez informaron que ya estÁ recibiendo terapia para mejorar, pero que avanza lentamente. fernÁndez lleva dos meses en una terapia intensiva. se revelÓ un escÁndalo de sacerdotes. centenares de niÑos fueron abusados por miembros del clero catÓlico francÉs. vilma tarazona nos habla de este drama. vilma: las cifras son estremecedoras, 300.000 menores fueron abusados por el clero. segÚn una investigaciÓn, se revelÓ que la actitud de la iglesia catÓlica ha sido cruel y de indiferencia hacia las vÍctimas. >> son 300.000 y tantas personas. son 3000 sacerdotes que desde hace 70 aÑos

doctor yates, senior lecturer at mathematical— it.ematical biology _ it. doctor yates, senior lecturer at mathematical biology at _ mathematical biology at the university of bath, thank you very much. the hollywood actor alec baldwin says there are no words to convey his shock and sadness after he shot two people with a gun being used as a prop on the set of his new film. halyna hutchins, who was the film's director of photography, died, and the director, joel souza, was injured. detectives have questioned mr baldwin, but say no—one has been arrested. sophie long has more from los angeles. halyna hutchins described herself as a restless dreamer and adrenaline junkie. the 42—year—old was considered by her peers to be an exceptionally talented cinematographer. i met her at a film festival, and within just a few moments of talking to her i felt like she had such a strong vibe, such a sense of commitment to art, and, like, sort of the integrity of wanting to make cinema, that i wanted to work with her. she was on set at the bonanza creek

those big agenda items for this meeting is the response to the pandemic that's not bring in robert yates. he's the executive director at the center of universal health at jasmine house in london. rabbit. i was looking at some numbers and by some analysis g. 20 countries have received 15 times more cobit 19 vaccine doses per capita than low income countries. countries in sub saharan africa. i know you yourself have used the word indifference when it comes to how, which countries of address that do you expect need is actually to do anything today to change that? well, they must, i mean one does what is the point of the g 20 a global crisis like this and, you know, we've been hearing from you already to that. and so when it comes to the climate crisis, we need meaningful and effective action. and this is exactly what we need from the g 20 unfortunate that did happen at the g 7, but it was hosted in court will earlier in the year. but we now have the vaccines available to us to be added to, to even up the distribution around the world. so it's very, very straightforward. what needs to be don

steve yates joining us from tampa, florida, thank you so much for joining us on newsday.rged to get the covid vaccine following concerns about the growing number with the virus needing the most serious treatment in critical care. new data shows one in six of the most critically ill patients in hospital in the uk are pregnant and unvaccinated. with more details on the findings, here's our health editor hugh pym. we've been trying to have a baby for a long time now. i can't believe we're still both here, to be honest. it's not long now, and he's going to be in the world. claire is reliving her covid ordeal injuly, seriously ill when she was 26 weeks pregnant and then on a ventilator in intensive care 12 days. i thought i was going to die, and i thought he was going to die and we'd waited so long for this family that that was the greatest fear, that my husband was going to lose us both. claire did her own research on the vaccines, but by the time she decided to have the jab, it was too late, she'd got the virus. along with medical experts, she's appealing to expectant mums t

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tambiÉn estÁ luis miguel, quien utilizÓ acciones para comprar un yate de lujo.avance de "la casa del dragÓn". cuenta la historia de la casa target y se va a estrenar en 2022. asÍ llegamos al fin de este espacio informativo. gracias por su preferencia. adriana: un lobo regresa a la selecciÓn mexicana, estÁ esperando aullar de cara al 2022. alejandro: en esta semana de final four en la uefa, una entrevistas exclusiva con roberto mancini, enfrentarÁ a espaÑa en semifinales. adriana: dos viejos lobos de la liga africana se enfrentan por continuar en la manada de la postemporada de las grandes ligas. los yankees ante los red sox. iniciamos "cont

tom: on radio, we had yates as yates and keats as keats, and we would let some -- and we will let someajor explained to us how we went wrong. lisa knows i have been wrong for years. but kristina hooper, chief global market strategist for invesco, where do you get the courage to participate in 2022? how can i own equity shares in the next year? kristina: to take a step back, this time last year was when it was first announced that a vaccine had been developed. actually, we heard about two that had been developed to protect against covid-19. before then, the outlook was bleak and they were expectations it would take a long time to arrive at a vaccine that would be far less effective. so, we are in a very good place today. the problems we have, the supply chain disruptions, higher employment costs -- those are good problems to have, given where we were just 15 months ago. so, as we look out to 2022, certainly we expect to see a moderation in stock market performance. we expect to see more volatility. but we have an incredibly accommodative central bank backdrop, even once normalization be

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britain's adam yates finished third.arth after she lost her first match as a grand slam champion. she was beaten in straight sets by belarus's aliaksandra sasnovich in the second round at indian wells overnight. mike bushell has more. from great britain, please welcome emma raducanu. a new feeling for britain's teenage star. walking onto the court as the big name, a superstar and in terms of world rankings, the favourite. emma raducanu, the world number 22 now, against an opponent only just inside the top 100. early on, raducanu lived up to the billing, an excellent start against aliaksandra sasnovich of belarus. holding to love in the opening game and cheered on by a crowd of 4000. but the british number one is still only 18. she's also without a coach after parting ways with long—standing mentor andrew richardson. there is no substitute for experience. 27 year aliaksandra sasnovich took control as raducanu was forced into errors and seemed anxious to close out rallies quickly. it was a slower court than she is used to.

pressuring lawmakers to raise the debt limit so america can pay its bills before it's too late >>> sally yates tapped to investigate women's soccer scandal. ozy media reverses course on shutting down. and exposed. the secret tax havens of the super rich >>> live from cnbc the facts. the truth. the ne"the news with shepard s." >> good evening. the biggest social media company in the entire world was dark for many users for about six hours today. facebook and its family of apps including instagram, whatsapp and messenger went down starting from around 11:40 this morning eastern time when the site essentially disappeared from the internet and global outage facebook wasn't able to fix itself until the last hour and since has not provided an explanation. its chief technology officer had to post a message earlier today on twitter which was not down saying sincere apologies to everyone impacted by the outages of facebook powered services right now. we are experiencing networking issues and teams are working as fast as possible to debug and restore as fast as possible. the timing for facebook, well, i

yates continued to melt and you can see what has been lost in just 23 years, a landscape redrawn.see if we see my reindeer today. singing the traditional sami songs has helped pas many hours, ——pass many hours looking for the animals. at 83, karen anna is the oldest reindeer herder in the region. herfamily has been doing this 400 years. something her granddaughter is well aware of. it's our life, we breathe and live for the reindeer the reindeer, they are the ones that make us survive. but today they are not having any luck tracking them down. it's an unusually hot day, yet again. eventually they stop. their reindeer have headed way up the mountainside to one of the few pockets of snow. a cool spot of sanctuary in a warming world. this is all that karen anna has ever known — a nomadic life. this is one of six cabins she stays at depending on where her reindeer have to venture. you have been a reindeer herder all your life. when you are with the animals out there on the land, how do you feel? what goes through your mind? but this grandmother of nine is worried that future generatio

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. >> o'donnell: tomorrow, our exclusive interview with sally yates, who was fired from the departmente by donald trump after just 10 days. she shares with us something she's never made public before. if you can't watch us live, don't forget to set your d.v.r. so you can watch us later. that is tonight's edition of the "cbs evening news." i'm norah o'donnell in our nation's capital. see you right back here tomorrow. good night. captioning sponsored by cbs captioned by media access group at wgbh access.wgbh.org >>> we are following breaking news in oakland, where police activity is snarling traffic near a busy interchange at this hour. >> it's time. the kids really need to be vaccinated, and, you know, the sooner we get it done the better. >> one bay area county is preparing to start administering covid shots to kids as early as next week. how the effort may also ease some restrictions for adults. >>> plus a san jose police officer facing jail time tonight, accused of punching a woman if the face in a fit of road rage. >>> an unusual holdup in the elizabeth holmes trial. the infrastruct

soccer has retained former deputy attorney general sally yates to lead an independent investigation intoolina coach raul riley was fired after two former players accused him of harassment and coercion. >>> and now to the instant classic. tom brady's return to new england surely was a nail-biter. he came within inches of losing to his old team. >> reporter: this morning, tom brady is calling his much anticipated homecoming surreal. >> it was great. it was great. a great night of football. >> reporter: the legendary quarterback back in new england facing the patriots for the first time since leaving the team. a one-minute video played in gillette stadium before the game, a tribute to brady's long tenure with the franchise. >> touchdown, tom >> reporter: brady was met with cheers while warming up, but then the game started. brady took the field. patriots fans erupted in a chorus of boos. brady who won six super bowls in 20 seasons with the patriots before joining the bucs made history in the first quarter become the nfl's all-team leading passer, but in the end, it all came down to a missed

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steve yates worked for the national security agency under the united states department of defense andrity advisor to vice president dick cheney. speaking to me from tampa florida, he said china under president xi had changed its military posture in the south china sea. yeah, i do think that china has become more vocal, more open and aggressive under xi jinping as party secretary. obviously for many, many decades, china has built up it military capability, as is its right to do. but there is really only one major revisionist power in asia when it comes to freedom of navigation by sea, by land or by air, and it's china. so, these freedom of navigation exercises by other powers make it clear that this is not china versus the united states, this is pro—freedom of navigation and maintaining the status quo. taiwan's defence minister has said that relations are at their worst in a0 years and he also warned of a possible full—scale invasion by 2025. do you think that's actually likely? well, unfortunately we don't get to know what the truth is about with the chinese leaders will do. we only k

steve yates worked for the national security agency and the department of defence and served as a nationalys china under president xijinping changes president xi jinping changes military president xijinping changes military posture in the south china sea. yeah, i do think that china has become more vocal, more open and aggressive under xi jinping as party secretary. 0bviously for many, many decades, china has built up its military capability, as is its right to do. but there is really only one major revisionist power in asia when it comes to freedom of navigation by sea, by land or by air, and it's china. so, these freedom of navigation exercises by other powers make it clear that this is not china versus the united states, this is pro—freedom of navigation and maintaining the status quo. unfortunately we don't get to know what the truth is about with the chinese leaders will do. we only know what they say. i think it would be a mistake to assume that it is political theatre only, but they do maximise bullying and pressure campaigns. i think it's very, very important to recognise there are

whether or not individuals decide that they feel a saw himself is worth the funding extent of miss yates efforts to silence the fund . my send a chill down, any national security report or spine. the reason that the cia targeted julian and the justice department later indicted him is that he solicited and obtained and published truthful information on matters of clear public concern stating back to 2010 to, to work effectively. and many of these charges could have been brought against and could be brought against national security and investigative journalists for doing their jobs. unlike his predecessor, president biden talks a good game on the importance of the 4th estate on the world press freedom day. he said, journalists uncover the truth and are indispensable to the functioning of democracy . okay, let's go to your 1st, which landed his press secretary in a tough spot when asked by al jazeera, to explain the discipline between biden's rhetoric on press. freedom and his administration is continued pursuit of jewelry and so i don't have anything to say on the, on julian font, you see

may to accuse yates, members of being undeclared russian spies, russia's foreign minister announced the retaliatory move in immediate briefing earlier, while blaming nato for the worsening relations. we're most brokerages we don't have proper conditions for basic diplomatic activities as a result of noodle steps. in response to natives actions, we suspend the work of our permanent mission to nato, including the work of the chief military representative of starting from november. first, we will a special session of the u. k. parliament has been held to pay tribute to sir david amos falling the conservative m p. steph on friday, members of parliament began with a minute silence for their colleague. so david was tapped to death while meeting members of the public in a church hole in his constituency. east of london, shown a whole house more from london. what we don't yet know enough about is the motive for this killing on friday. we don't know, for instance whether david amos was killed because of who he was being david amos, something he said or something he believed in or simply because

surrey wicketkeeperjamie smith and the warwickshire pair of seamer liam norwell and opening batter rob yatesur de france champion tadej pogacer will have to deal with two major time trials if he's to win his third consecutive yellow jersey after last year's race was confirmed. —— next year's route was confirmed. it begins with a time trial in copenhagen; the first of three stages in denmark. it'll pass through northern france and the cobbles of the arenberg forest, before the first summit finish in the jura mountains. next the tour climbs the alps, and then the pyrenees... and a 40km time trial on the penultimate stage will decide the yellowjersey, before the traditional finish in paris. that's all the sport for now. you can find more on all those stories on the bbc sport website. that's bbc.co.uk/sport. i will be back in a little bit later on this afternoon. back to you, jane. thank you very much. well, as the problems with the global supply chain intensify, getting goods into britain is not as simple as it used to be — thanks in part to blocked ports and a shortage of lorry drivers. by the

i'd it stay definite yates. i mean, now d, e d t is showing the dots, are, you know that we are at the appointment in time where this conversation are becoming and not just sit in chronicles him as for it, we know i had to wait at the bon at our proposal for a bon right well and has been assigned to sylvia, but your me, you say inevitable. it is inevitable. it's also inevitable that we're running out of time. so i want to thank you for joining us. it's all the time we have. we'll see you next. i'm here on the stream bank ah, ah, multiple people and told ashley including my father that he was going to killer u. s. laws prohibit some people convicted of domestic violence from owning firearms . fold lines investigates the gaps in the system that allow the law to go unenforced, and the deadly consequences that ensued we shouldn't have laws on the books that are just for show on, relinquished on al jazeera lanham is approaching a tipping point in the lead up to the cop 26 climate summit al jazeera showcase is program

know, we've, we've known what the stories about the duke and indeed even the official lie of edward yates talked about some of them. but i don't think anyone joined the dots and actually drew the obvious conclusion that he wasn't the innocent youth, that they've tried to pers project that he actually was inactive. and trigo, i mean, view is all around the world will know the story as a great romance between the king who abdicated and gave his thrown up for the love of a woman. and that's the story that damages television writers. we've had, in fact, in the book, you talk about the taming of journalists, diamond dime, a game, is that taming of journalists continuing to day in covering up the reality of as well. maybe people just want to buy into the myth and isn't with the fact that she was emotionally blackmailed into marrying him or he threatened to kill himself if she didn't. she felt chained to this man throughout a life, which is why she eventually bought on various bears, and the worst that she was more unpleasant. she was to him, the more he liked it was extraordinary. so object, ob

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organizers say visibility can be lifesaving for many struggling with their identity. 19 year old sashi yatest to her family for the first time, she says finding out they supported her was life changing. 17 years old, and i told them that i think like my gender, i just i feel confused about my gender and i just don't. i feel like i'm in the right body and because. explained through a rough time and decided to tell them because just hopeless and none supporting me as made it so much better. just. being able to, like, speak up about it and just. this is amazing. it's good chilling acceptance and tolerance, i think is the most important messages just in the end. it's about love. you love your child and you're given what you're given. and so we're on this walk together. the sacramento lgbt community center was also on hand to provide covid-19 and hiv testing for the community. many families say they hope the trans visibility march will become an annual event in the capital city. where heirlooms that once belonged to infamous gangster al capone. so that action yesterday in sacramento for more than

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ccer has hired former acting attorney general sally yates to investigate abusive behavior and sexualisconduct in the national women's soccer league. last week north carolina courage coach, paul riley, was fired after he was accused of coercing a player into having sex with him. the coach of the washington spirit was also fired last week over allegations of verbal and emotional abuse. on friday the commissioner of the national women's soccer league resigned and the league cancelled all of its weekend games. some of the naton's largest pharmacy chains including cvs, walgreens and walmart are on trial in cleveland, ohio, for recklessly selling painkillers fueling the deadly opioid epidemic. the pharmacies were sued in 2018 by two counties in ohio. if convicted, the pharmacies could be on the hook to pay billions of dollars to help end the epidemic. the trial began on monday. congressmembers cori bush and emmanuel cleaver are calling on missouri's republican governor to halt today's scheduled execution of ernest lee johnson, an intellectually disabled black man. in 2008 johnson lost abou

earlier, i spoke to dr kit yates, a senior lecturer in mathematical biology at the university of bathendent sage. he told me what he made of the recent rise in cases i think we are not in a particularly good situation, especially when you compare us to comparative european neighbours like italy, france, germany and spain. we are averaging around 47,000 cases a day, and 130 add deaths, —— we are averaging around 47,000 cases a day, and 130 odd deaths, which translates to around 50,000 deaths a year, which is an extraordinary high number for a disease which we can actually do something about. our case rates are maybe four times higher than germany, maybe ten times higher than france, maybe 20 times higher than spain, and our death rates are at least double those of germany and triple those of france and spain. so, compared to other countries in europe, we are not getting a particularly good job. don't we have to come at some point, get to a stage where co. don't we have to come at some point, get to a stage where covid is endemic and therefore, kind of presume people will get it in the

way and students have to sign this code of conduct when they first come to campus and it dill lean yatesnd among the things that are not allowed are any sort of drinking, partying, but also, even consensual sex is against the school code and students do stand to be punished if they are caught engaging in consensual sex. the question then stands what happens if non-consensual sex happens on college campuses, which it inevitably does. we're seeing students were punished for different violations of the liberty way when they came forward and said they had been assaulted or otherwise engaged sexually in a non-consensual context. so what we're seeing here is the cultural sexual purity and purity culture expanding to an extent that it affects women's ability to come forward and share what happened to them. >> let me be clear. does this purity policy in the liberty way apply to male and female students or just female students? >> good point. it does -- it's supposed to apply equally to both male and female students. however, in most of the cases that we looked at, women were the ones who were th

then attorney general sally yates actually banned the use of for-profit prisons in the prison system. for-profit prisons, there is a need to fill the beds rather than for the crime that arose. perhaps that drove this judge's decision that children should be arrested for things that weren't crimes even with police officers and school district officials questioning that move, because that's what happened in the propublica reporting. there were school officials and two police officers who didn't want to make the arrests. >> the middle tennessee state university says davenport is no longer affiliated with the university. she worked as an adjunct professor in 2020. they said we are concerned about the reports and we believe they should issue a full review. as you have discussed, this is a problem that's much larger. what is the fundamental solution to this? >> fundamentally the solution to this is it has to be addressed as the larger issues the country faces, but that's not an analysis of where we are because criminal justice reform has been elusive in this country. so in a sense this noti

. >> reporter: late sunday, usa soccer, the sport's governing body put in sally yates to conduct an investigationppening in the future. alyssa baird resigned over the weekend. they refused multiple times to investigate the allegations. players said it's time for the nwsl to do better. >> i want to play in a league that i'm proud to play in, and things have to change, or else i don't think it's a league worth playing in. >> reporter: just since august, three coaches in the league have been dismissed for cause or allegations of abusive behavior. we reached out to the national women's soccer league. they have not reached out for comment and professor baird is expected to make her own statement later. back to you. >> thank you, sam brock, for that important reporting. >>> no one has won the powerball since june, and that means tonight's drawing is worth an estimated $670 million. but that number could go up before 11:00 p.m. eastern tonight. if someone wins tonight, it would be at least the eighth biggest prize in u.s. lottery history. so if the 2:00 p.m. hour of nbc tomorrow is just power bars and c

former acting attorney general salary -- sally yates is leading an investigation against coaches in thers subjected to harassment and abuse often by their male coaches. joining me now with more is our correspondent sam brock. sam, good morning. what else are the allegations showing? >> jose, good morning. we know the accusations stem from 2010 when roek riley was the coach of the portland thorns and include verbal abuse accusations. some players saying he would comment on their sexual orientation, weight, personal lives. they also include accusations of sexual coercions. several saying they felt compelled to participate in sexual acts they didn't want to. he has denied the allegations. it's interesting to note in 2015 he was investigated and opted not to be renewed but he was hired by another team as head coach shortly thereafter. it's one of the reasons players here are infuriated. they call this an institutional failure on all levels. here's erin mccloud, a player for the orlando pride and what she had to say. >> i think what is the most shocking of that is people were willing to hide

boeing it is the difference it is the difference in global leadership in aerospace, in and i have yates, if it's not open to the united states and not open to boeing, europe will fill the void >> and with regard to that, last time we talked, you said you're not to a point where you have to be thinking about moderating production schedules in the future if china is not open, let's say, six months or a year from now, do you have to then say we have to mo rate our production plans for the max? >> without a doubt if i got to the middle of next year and said there's no china, we wouldn't cut rates, but would not increase rates at the pace we would otherwise increase it i think that's the way to think about it i think we have plenty of time as i said earlier, i'm still optimistic on it >>> thank you, dave calhoun, joining us you heard dave saying he believes they're getting close to finally seeing that light at the end of the tunnel after what's been a year and a half. >> phil, great stuff as always a busy morning for phil. after the break, we'll speak with lisa tsu on their quarterly results

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