it was like to the little girl in the back of a -- was it ford - >> a ford focus, a white ford focus.that. 'cause that is exactly real. that's descriptive, and it was like, it really happened to you. >> well, it's good to remind people, like, who you are, you know it's like, yes, i get dressed and i look like this every day but, like, that's a real person that's a real little girl. that little girl still exists, you know >> jimmy: yeah >> and there's a little girl out there in a white ford focus right now. and she needs to know that her dreams are possible. >> jimmy: that's exactly right [ cheers and applause >> yeah. >> jimmy: that's what i felt at the -- i love you it is -- today is the last official day of pride month. and i know that you are a big supporter and advocate what comes to your mind as we're getting to the end of pride month. >> you know, i'm thinking about a lot at the end of pride month. and i think -- i just want to remind, you know, all my lgbtqai-plus brothers and sisters, like, don't stop being you. you know, fight for your dreams fight for your joy and remember,

that he will interfere with other road users statement raises a wave of comments the driver of the ford focusuld have made sure that no one overtakes him. what kind of nonsense is there a crossroads pedestrian, where to fly is a rich one. madame flew into her, when it occurred to me to make a detour to make marcel sherifulin a widower who died. here it is the very site, according to the traffic rules - this is a crossroads. you show me you know. there was a no overtaking sign, then no. no there was a bridge sign ahead, i didn't know anything at all about that, uh, there is no adjoining knowledge. uh, was there a sign for main road? after all, this is important at the time of the accident, the sign of the main road at the intersection of the factory did not have this sign, therefore, they did not have the right to overtake me. even at the crossroads there is a yellow rhombus. on mine and it appeared a sign main road suddenly personally, on the same day in the evening, passing by, i saw when the horns installed a sign on this pole, well, i thought that this was somehow connected with the accide

she herself let the killer in. the neighbors saw several unfamiliar cars near the house, a red ford focusa truck full of some construction junk, but mera was not recorded, as usual, she worked as a notary's assistant. uh, today he had a day off, the neighbor knew about it and therefore came for how she was killed, she was beaten to death with an iron, her hands were connected with a hose from a vacuum cleaner. the body was covered with a board and there were footprints on it, as if standing on it. which is characterized by soft rainy grain and very warm summers, prevailing clear or slightly cloudy dry weather, even in winter air. sometimes covered between stepped on by multiple skull on the medulla. three large cracks in the skull, as if someone was not just standing on the ironing board, but jumping on it. yes, immediately answer, the next question is not raped. i can't borrow at all. who needed jumping on the ironing board is something to eat nineties. who could do it? what's on vacation? hello hello you were away for 3 days. why ran away before ran away completely stupid pointlessness

i wager you aren't driving around in a 10-year-old ford focus. >> that technology is amazing. >> if there are other members who wish to submit additional opening statements, your statements will be added to the record at this point. i would like to introduce our witnesses. ms. candice wright, director, science, technology assessment, and analytics, u.s. government accountability office she oversees the work on federally funded research and intellectual property protection and management and federal efforts to help virtualize innovative technologies and advanced economic competitiveness. she has led reviews on a wide variety of policy issues including federal contracting, risks to the defense supplier base, military sales and homeland security. after her is dr. charles h. romine, director, information technology laboratory, national institute of standards and technology itl is one of six research laboratories within the national institute of standards and technology. he oversees a research program that cultivates trust and information technology by developing and disseminating standards me

i wager you aren't driving around in a 10-year-old ford focus. >> that technology is amazing. >> if there are other members who wish to submit additional opening statements, your statements will be added to the record at this point. i would like to introduce our witnesses. ms. candice wright, director, science, technology assessment, and analytics, u.s. government accountability office she oversees the work on federally funded research and intellectual property protection and management and federal efforts to help virtualize innovative technologies and advanced economic competitiveness. she has led reviews on a wide variety of policy issues including federal contracting, risks to the defense supplier base, military sales and homeland security. after her is dr. charles h. romine, director, information technology laboratory, national institute of standards and technology itl is one of six research laboratories within the national institute of standards and technology. he oversees a research program that cultivates trust and information technology by developing and disseminating standards me

all those features, it must be, i wager that you are probably not driving around in 18 year old ford focus. >> actually, that technology is coming to inexpensive cars as well. >> that's right. we will accept additional statements to the record of his time. i would like to introduce ms. right. she is the director of science technology and assessment analytics it -- analytics. she oversees federal funded research and federal efforts to commercialize innovative technologies and enhance u.s. economic competitive benefits. since joining us in 2004, she has read -- written reviews on a wide range of policy views. -- after ms. wright, is dr. charles remain. dr. remind is a director of information technology laboratory ideal. it is one of six research laboratories within the national institute of standards and technology and he oversees a research program to cultivate truck by developing standards and testing for operability. securing the reliability of information assistance. our final witness is dr. early ross. it is -- user director and the department of computer science and engineering area he

it must be -- i wager you probably are not driving in a ten year old ford focus. >> you know what, actually, that technology is coming and expensive cars as. well it's amazing. >> that's right, yes. anyway, if there are other members who wish to submit any statements, your statements will be added to the record at this point. and at this point, i would like to introduce our witnesses. our first witness is miss canvas right. miss wright is the director of nba science technology and assessment and analytics team. she oversees the work on federally funded research and property management. and federal efforts to help commercialize innovative technologies and enhanced u.s. technological competitiveness. since joining in 2000, four she has lead her views on a wide variety of political -- risk to the defense supplier base, military, sales and homeland security. after miss wright's dr. charles remain, dr. ro -- doctoral mine is director of information technology laboratory teal. i teal is one of six research laboratories with the national standards of technology. he oversees a research program that

i hope that i see the white glove with the bus a, [000:00:00;00] with a ford edge that will focus a choice issue. somebody over there or scholarship with a lot of video with luck out to you. i've pulled up ideas with it and i do so as you know, that way, i don't mind ah, [000:00:00;00] with 7 civilians are reportedly killed and 60 injured as the ukrainian army hits a town in the carousel region. local authorities say us delivered high precision weapons. we used to be in wiley, you officials on the alarm over ukraine bound western weapons ending up on the black markets in the continent. security at risk australia rejects the plans suggested by china to restore relations between the 2 countries saying that cambra.

with all those features, it must be -- i wager you are probably are not driving in a ten year old ford focus. >> actually, that technology is coming to date expensive cars as well. it's amazing. >> anyway, if there are other members who wish to submit additional opening statements, your statements will be added to the record at this point it at this time, i'd like to introduce our witnesses. our first witness is miss candice wright, miss wright is a director of science technology assessment and analytics. she oversees the work, federally funded research on electoral property protection and federal efforts to help commercialize innovative technologies and enhance u.s. economic competitiveness. since joining jao in 2004, miss wright lead on a wide variety of policy issues involving federal contracting, wrist to the defense supplier base, foreign military sales, and homeland security. after miss wright, is doctor romine. doctor romine is a director of information technology, laboratory itl. itl it's one of six laboratory institutes in technology. doctor romine oversees a research program the cu

. >>> we'll turn to ford now they're up about 2%, the street is looking for any numbers on the production ramp. the automaker even restructured its business to focusevs. >> what do you do with ford here >> again, a la facebook, the expectations, especially again, now that gm has reported, expectations are really low for ford if you want to own ford long term, i wouldn't be afraid of stepping in front of it. having said that it's really to tough. >>> and finally, got to mention stanley black & decker whose shares are down. they're hiking -- and focus our demand for housing and home repairs, especially after weber, also any comments on supply change issues, inflation and pricing. chris, why are you watching this one in particular? >>> and so this company has been around for 100 years it's going to have softers earnings i would say on any weakness, a mediocre report, i would be a buyer, we don't own it right now. the long-term value proposition with terrific brands, so i'm kind of a fan of this once. >> still significant around the builders, too. one of my favorite things to talk about they're radioactive right now. sometimes they sectors can give yo

fords of the world. so i'm tarting to focus a lot more on that. i think that will be a big story, now that we're finally in place again two years into a pandemic, three years in, where these car companies have inventory to sell again. charles: 30 seconds left, phil, give you the last word here. you've been really optimistic, really bullish about everything. what are you concerned about, what could be wild card that trips us up. >> price of oil spikes into a situation out of control. charles: leave it there. sarah, jim, phil, absolutely fantastic stuff. i am glad you kind of got my football analogy, wasn't my best. i couldn't wait to do my john madden i will mytation. phil was fantastic in yesterday's big town hall, well-received, "inflation in america," the hangover edition. throughout the hour guests gave amazing answers, audience had amazing questions. it was really phenomenal. if you missed it, here is great news, it will air throughout the weekend friday night 8:00 p.m. on fox business. people with mon following money for 10 years but didn't h

ford. those issues were largely priced out and they could create a bigger drag. tom: maybe some naivety among equity investors. the focuseen on more support from officials in terms of the pboc in the finance ministry. gina: and frankly also support in terms of the economic engine recovering and powering some supply chain easing. we cannot seem to get there. we are two years in at the initial stages of shutdown everyone thought this would last six months. tom: we have retail sales and gdp on friday. our thanks to gina martin adams. ♪ >> we have to take into account that getting gas from russia is one of the key options. >> great to see so many jobs created, great to

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ford will get subsidies to build its electric pickup here. >> it's my job to make sure that we've got all of the resources we can focus so that we are competitiveer companies are throwing at these companies to earn their investment. >> also fighting to stay in the mix, another institution, the united autoworkers aiming to make sure all these new plants are union shops no matter what state they're in >> that's a very critical time for the uaw. this transformation piece is about our future we don't see it as a chance toeo erode the current auto industry or the current unionization of the auto industry. >> it's not clear the industry is on board. start-ups like rivian in georgia are non-union. even in michigan, gm's battery business is a joint venture with a non-union supplier one thing michigan has going for it in this battle is its workers and not just the union workers on the assembly line no state has a greater concentration of engineers as we get set to unveil the top states for business rankings, one week from today, that is the biggest factor workforce over incentives and those rankings are coming out in a week >> we'll have them here. scot

boeing, ford, meta, and qualcomm let's talk with jeff, chief investment officer did you hear my tease? jeff will g ive the must-watch earnings >> qualcomm, facebook. they're really trying to focusven though we saw 150 s&p names yesterday, we're looking at apple. apple always has a great idea and helps us understand what the middle market is doing we saw with texas instruments basically turning things around. nonetheless, we're looking at apple. they have a better ability to look at what the china lockdowns do to the supply chains and the consumer watch for that on thursday it's like here i go again. >> i'm going back to bed i have to prepare for it mentally i need some sleep before 2:00. are you kind of bullish on what the estimates are? do you find any solace in the fact that the markets while down yesterday, they didn't fall that much the dow was down like 100 points when walmart got absolutely destroyed. >> you draw a great point, sully. what's interesting this week, we have high skperkations today's a fed day, so we always have more volatility look at the vix. we have expectation. we saw a grim outlook for earnings expectations. this month i celebrated my 20th wedding anniv

focus should be on peace abroad and prosperity without inflation at home. therefore, i shall resign the presidency, effective at noon tomorrow. >> i, gerald r. ford, do solemnly swear that i will faithfully execute the office of the president of the united states. >> the office of the president of the united states -- >> and will to the best of my ability -- >> and will to the best of my ability -- >> observe, protect, and defend the constitution of the united states -- >> observe, protect and defend the constitution of the united states. [applause] host: where were you 50 years ago on august 8 and ninth, 1974? guest: i was in the office of the special prosecutor, and my reaction to this, a sad day that the country had come to this. my second reaction was, they said we could not indict a sitting president. he was now a private citizen. i said ok, whatever argument you had about it disrupting our government to -- indict a sitting president, his guilt is overwhelming and we should throw the book at him. i want to respond about the smoking gun tape. it is not misunderstood. it is clearly a statement by the president that involved him in the cover-up

bill sanderson and ford for down like a boss during the pandemic and doctor matthews for focus on the each and every and making all of your students, staff and families all of us feel valued, heard and appreciated. it will be hard to follow you --. the next superintendent has large shoes and shoulders to fill. thank you for your work all of you we will miss you. >> good evening. i seconded what she said, this message is out to doctor math use. a quote the ultimate measure of a man is not where he stand in thes moment of comfort and convenience but at times of challenge and controversy. i want this to be a reminder to those who are lynching and zoom and the radio and tv that representation matters and thank you doctor matthews for being you. as an employee, i started my career off with you and you guided me and held my hand through all of the steps and ladders i had to climb. you were the first to introduce my little guy and hold his hand and say tell be okay and now 5 years later he will enter k and you will be there too. protected, it is an honor to have a role model a black man sitt