kristin: it depends on the regulator.e days ago there was a phenomenal speech, someone at the fcc, she understands the power of decentralization and the need to find an appropriate way for this technology to be built out. if you look at other parts of government, maybe not so much. maybe that is good job security for me at the blockchain association because we have a never ending security to do of our nation's policymakers. it is a complicated space. i do this all day long and can barely keep up with the development. it is hard to judge policymakers. what we saw last time we were talking about ftx, what that has done has brought the crypto industry to the top of the fold on every major news outlet. i think policymakers had dismissed this are taking a hard look. we will see debate through this last half of the biden administration. ed: we have the house financial services subcommittee -- forgive me for looking down on my screen for that one. when does the industry look at itself and say when do we get better at self polici

kristin: it depends on the regulator.days ago there was a phenomenal speech, someone at -- from a commissioner at the fcc. she absolutely understands the power of decentralization and the need to find an appropriate way for this technology to be built out. if you look at other parts of government, though, maybe not so much. i guess that is good job security for me at the blockchain association because we have a never ending security education to do for our nations policymakers. it is a complicated space. there is a lot happening really fast. i do this all day long and can barely keep up with the development. it is hard to judge policymakers. but i do think what we saw last time when we were talking about ftx, what that has done has really brought the crypto industry to the top of the fold on every major news outlet. i think that policymakers that before had dismissed this as something they had to pay attention to, our taking a really hard look and we will see a lot of discussion and debate in the next congress, and throug

kristine: it is very interesting. it is something other central bankers are watching closely, including the federal reserve, but we have known from officials commenting over the last couple of weeks that they are very steadfast and at least maintaining that they need to keep rates higher for longer even if they do pause. that is an important caveat for investors to remember. a positive not mean a pivot to rate cuts immediately, although we have seen signs of market pricing for that sort of scenario. generally, policymakers will be key to emphasize that just because they are pausing does not mean they will be turning to rate cuts anytime soon. tom: in the gdp data coming out later today. what are we getting in terms of clarity on the health of the u.s. economy and whether the fed is prepared to look through a slowdown or if they will link? kristine: again, economists will be looking for more signs of that concerted signal pointing toward a slow down, if we are going to get one. issue at the moment is we are seeing mixe

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as well as kristine aquino. kristine, let's start with the tech story. microsoft, this had been the concern. we have been weighing up the cost cutting which some investors saw is a positive versus the risks around they fall off in demand. that seems to be what is transpiring for microsoft. the broader implications for the tech sector, then. kristine: the big read across is microsoft's warning that the sales are bound to slow, and that moves with what we are seeing in this tech sector, the cost cutting drive we are seeing in mass layoffs and now feeding into them and for services in the sector. that makes a lot of sense when you are thinking about companies that are gearing up for a challenging, potentially recessionary environment. they are trying to get their ducks in a row and trying to cut corners where they can. that is the strongest and most important read across we can get from these microsoft results. tom: how much do you want to draw out of the microsoft earnings for the tech sector? is this evidence we are facing a recession this year? niall: we

kristin, i know you are a friend.et me just tell you all, she is a sharp legal mind, kind person and one of the most patriotic people i know. she and others on her team make -- made great sacrifices in the last two years putting incredible hours and nights and weekends. if i can come on behalf of georgetown and levinson, how about around of applause for kristin and her team? [applause] >> that was not scripted. [laughter] >> congressional staff getting credit needs to happen far more often. i'm glad you said that. when i think about this time, i think we are living in a time where journalists and family members who are ahead of you will look back and wish they could be in the rooms we are in. they will wish they can have the conversations we are having. i think this is an important series of inflection points that are clustered together right now. i think and know that our country is paying very close attention. voters of all stripes across the country. pps is lucky that we have one of the greatest reaches in rural am

i think we lost kristin again, so kate, i'll leave this to you. kristin is back.oe if you heard me there. but he said to the itv, what they have to say to me and what i have to say to them will be in private and i hope it could stay that way. given what he's said in public, personal and critical things of his brother and his father and his stepmother camilla. what -- how can he say that? kate, i might have to go to you because i don't think kristin could hear so well, the connection. >> yes. harry has been -- there has been a lot of criticism, but harry sees this as honesty and everyone knew about this in the royal family, everyone knew how he was being treated. there was some very severe allegations. these photos of camilla the queen concert and harry said he used the phrase she got into bed with the press and because she sort of used him in a p.r. campaign that she had to be queen. so i think forgiveness is a very long way away. reconciliation is a very long way away. i think that harry wants a full apology. i'm not sure whether the royals will get it. it is a l

i'm kristin fisher in for christine romans. disturbing new details about the suspect accused of attacking three new york city police officers with a machete in times square on new year's eve. the officers have now been treated and released from the hospital. last night investigators searched the teen suspect's home in an ocean resort town in maine. more from new york. >> reporter: we're learning more about the suspect behind the attack on three officers at the new year eve celebration. we can now confirm the suspect is trevor bickford. 19 years old from wales, maine. that's according to multiple law enforcement sources who also tell cnn he was carrying a handwritten diary and in it he expressed his desire to join the taliban in afghanistan and die as a martyr. investigators also believe bickford arrived in new york city on thursday and checked into a hotel in the lower east side. he then traveled to the times square area on new year's eve and that's when police tell us he approached one of the security checkpoints where thousan

kristin peck, great talking with you. >> thank you so much. >> people love their dogs and so do i oneiew coming up from the jp morningen health conference, dr. rob califf. >> a personal agenda i see what's happening meg tirrell and kristin peck. >>> the emerging markets are running off with the bulls but if you think buying exposure is the way to go, you might want to think twice. 'lte ywel llou how the pros are positioning next . >>> welcome back one more thing before we go and that's emerging markets. the emerging markets index is up 14% over the past three months as you can see here. seema moody has a look at where and who institution institutional are seeing growth and why china is a part of it. >> we've been speaking to funding managers. this year they're more interested in finding secular growth stories to invest in. strategists at goldman sachs showing 70% of emerging markets benchmark funds right now are overweight mexico and brazil, while only 30% are overweight china. they say that's one of the reasons they see more upside potential in china morgan stanley expecting an addit

kristin chenoweth is a >>> welcome back kristin chenoweth is a star.o mind is charming also, it is so you it's deep, it's thoughtful, funny, irreverent, silly, it has pictures and all kinds of stuff. what made you want to write a book like this >> covid hit us and now what what am i going to do with my life i have to still be creative. i wrote a memoir in 2009 it's like a book report due every day, do i want to do that again? i started looking at my journal entries. because i'm a big journaler. do i share that? do i share that funny thing? do i share that dark thing and i think it, covid, the silver lining, if there is one, gave us a chance to show ourselves some grace and to share more i thought this would be a good little gift. >> there is so much about you, your life, your family on every page faith screams out on page after page, which is beautiful and there is something that your grandmother said that you take with you to this day i think a lot of people can relate to this. >> i love that you are going to let me quote mildred chenoweth my bestie,

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kristin welker kicks off our coverage >> reporter: the controversy over president biden's handling of classified information is growing, revelations a second batch of classified documents has been discovered by aides to the president. this time in a different lo location from where the initial documents were found a source familiar to the matter tells nbc news >> i was briefed about this discovery and surprised to learn that there were any government records that were taken there to that office. we're cooperating fully. >> reporter: still unclear when these new documents were discover and if biden attorneys are still searching for more now top republicans are calling for attorney general merrick garland to appoint a special counsel, the same action he took in response to president trump's handling of classified documents at his mar-a-lago home >> if you're listening mr. garland, you need to do the exact same thing to president biden. >> reporter: they were found in an office used by mr. biden after the vice presidency. they were not handed over until just this week while the trump and

and kristine aquino to give us a take. is that the focus in europe, that is where we should be spending our time and thoughts? we are seeing core inflation picking up and that is always a concern to the ecd -- easy and that is the sticky bed. what does that mean in terms of trajectory? >> absolutely, i think because core is at that level it really tells you that we are well past that transitory period of inflation and we are getting to this point and we are starting to look sticky and the ecb is paying attention according to the latest commentary that we have heard of, they are very much focused on ringing in inflation to a more sustainable level and it is just above 2%. 5.2% on core more than doubled the target and they knew that the work is cut out for them and they are ready to deliver that and markets are getting the message. alix: are they? i am looking at the bond market and may the u.s. is leading but i am looking at yield lower. that does not feel like a bid from the ecb that we will go. marcus: the easy bit will b

the country needs an additional $3800000.00 housing units. kristin salumi has more it may look like an ordinary apartment building, but for 67 year old helen, it's the home she never had before coming here. 3 years ago, she spent years cycling in and out of jail as she struggled with the diction life before here, before fortune society for me, my cell, i was not and been darkness since i've been, he had been to a free and i don't ever went into a battered at life that life is how many end up here sleeping in subways and living on the street. and with scenes like this, becoming more common in cities across the country, elected officials have been calling for drastic action. my 1st act as mayor will be to declare a state of emergency on home from los angeles to washington d. c. to new york. here in new york, the mayor has called from war aggressive policing of the subways, forcibly removing people with obvious signs of mental illness or drug addiction and taking them to the hospital. but advocates for the homeless say treatment alone won't be enough. stanley richards helped establish cas

he told kristin salumi that he hopes to help negotiate a more inclusive government. he has no staff, no budget, and gets no paycheck, but nastier off med phi ag still comes to work in afghanistan's mission to the united nations. this was the antonio area for our and to this was office of some of the colleagues as the charge ada fair. he is now his countries highest ranking official in new york. even if the de facto taliban government in afghanistan doesn't recognize him for the past 20 years, people have been suffering and i don't want to leave my country. i don't want to leave my job. i want to stay and serve my, my country and my people under a legitimate government under a government that is that the people i that's elected based on peoples. well, it is fire who represents his country and official you and meetings, a graduate of cobble university. when he describes himself as a civil servant representing his country's professional class, he had the taliban has named its own spokesman to serve as ambassador to the united nations. but so far, the credentials committ

sees power is expected to push for women's rights could titled on to taliban rule to be restored. kristin salumi reports from the united nations in afghanistan. the announcement that women could not attend university brought protesters to the street. that in a ban on women working with international aid organizations, brought a new round of global condemnation for the taliban. it, what's happened recently in the recent measures by the thought of on government in afghanistan has been very disappointing for us. and we've been warning them from taking such a de, such as those half ago. and just to make the situation much worse for the afghan people, but also for the international community to be able to deal with. the taliban restored the ability of women to work with international and deos, after several aid organization said they could not or would not carry out badly, needed humanitarian work without them. but the un says that isn't enough. the un security council has repeatedly called for the rights of afghan women and girls to be restored. and now the u. n's, most powerful woman, deputy

kristin mentioned the skiff. every committee wants have its own skip but it's a similar dynamic. are you going to find the space and resources and then keep it up with all the software and every thing? >> depends on the material. i was talking someone involved with the committee this morning at a think it were just so many kind of stars that aligned in terms of the kinds of mature, the amount of witnesses, the amount of video, the stories they were telling, and being sort of a a cohesive argumentt this one committee wanted to make. i think we could see it but it was special to this committee, the way -- should and other event like this have come to the be another investigation like this until i gets it but i think the unusual things happening here. >> i want to shift gears. were not up out of time left but i sort of feel the clock. one of them is criminal contempt. contempt. last year and now this year the first time in many years there's been prosecution for contempt of congress. i would like your comment about that process and whether we are going to see more of these data pros

i want to bring in blockchain association ceo kristin smith.out your attempt to help congress get this right. and two things you said they should do. step one is to educate themselves. step two is to exercise restraint. and i'm saying, well, both of those are dead on arrival. [laughter] i hate to say it, but every time we hear folks in congress talk about crypto, it's in the most divisive way possible or the most illiterate way possible, and you say these are the folks who have to make the rules. where do you go from here? >> i think that's a great question. and if you look at where congress is at right now, we have a new congress, they're just convening. we have a brand new digital asset subcommittee in the house financial services. i think it's incredibly clear that we're going to see a lot of hearings and a lot of legislation introduced and discussed in this upcoming congress relating to crypto regulation. i think in, you know, prior to the collapse of ftx this fall, there was a very small group of members of congress who had really taken th

and kristin do may professor of history at calvin university and author of jesus and john wayne, how white evangelicals corrupted a faith and fractured and nations and provocative titles around here. it can be a thank you so much for joining me. we'll start with you 1st. but the term christian nationalism has cropped up at various times in u. s. history. and some will argue it's a had a consistent presence since the countries founding are 4 connections to white supremacist groups as like the k k k, r to the more recent patriot front. a christian nationalism is by no means a new phenomenon. taking its history into account, how do you define christian nationalism as it is today? actually simply, i just defined it as people who believe that god created america for a purpose that america is special. in other words, when you are a christian nationalist, you believe that god created america as a christian nation. first of all, 2nd debt, white men who were the founders of this nation were also christian. and that 3rd at christianity is the most important religion of all that really flies in

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really appreciate it, maria tadeo, kristine acquino. our question of the day, is this a turning point or have the markets already priced this in? sharon bell, cohead of global investment international research joins us next. this is bloomberg. ♪ >> the trillion dollar question is what will happen to global inflation when china really comes back on stream, the way they start to consume the way they have in thpast? will that drive raw material prices and will that impact inflation in the rest of the world so that the tightening will continue and perhaps accelerate? the market does not expect that. if that happens, we will have a big let down. tom: that was ceo of norway's sovereign world fun on bloomberg earlier highlighting the consequences of inflation and the unknowns of inflationary impacts of china. that brings us to the question of the day. is this a turning point? let's take a look at this stox 600. the upside from around the end, middle to september, seeing 18% upside for european stocks. there has been this rally. there has been

kristine that you're to wrap it up.st said that they thank you so much for everyone being typed tonight's discussion. w in course we want you to buy the book. donna will be here to sign it. all right, thank you. >> she took the words right out of my mouth. [laughter] effects thank you, thank you so much. [applause] thank you so much. ♪ weekends on cspan2 an intellectual feast. every saturday american history tv documents america's story. on sunday's book tv brings you the latest in nonfiction books and authors. funding for cspan2 comes in these television abort. including charter communication. >> broadband is a force for empowerment spray that is why charter has invested billions, building infrastructure, upgrading technology empowering opportunity in communities big and small. charr is connecting us. >> charter communications along with these television companies support cspan2 as a public service. ♪ middle and high school students it is time to get out your phones and start recording for your chance to an $100,000 in

the at least 3 people have died flattened caused by record for the countries new prime minister kristin atkins is that the massive cleanup efforts will be required. friday was the with the ever recorded in oakland with the average summary for falling in a single day. although it is in the u. s. city of memphis have released body come foot age of the deadly b to not tie vehicles by police officers issue 5 officers due to the assault and the 29 year old that a traffic stop earlier this month. because died 3 days later in the office as have been charged with 2nd degree murder. i wanted to of us this report contains a graphic images for a video showing how memphis police officers take a break and restrain terry nichols with. 7 7 7 29 year old was arrested after a traffic violation near his home. on january 7th. he died from his injuries. 3 days later. the 5 police officers involved in the fatal confrontation have been fired and charged with 2nd degree murder. a crime punishable with 15 to 60 years in prison under tennessee law. we can substantiate the reason for the star. all we know is tha

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in the end, she caught a deflated figure. jam in defense minister kristin alamba on friday. her last outing in the jaw. by monday morning lambaste had pu to plug the money slung, media focus all my passion no longer allows for object reporting and debate on the soldiers. the army and germany security in a way that serves the german people. the german chancellor heat praise on his outgoing minister shop. he literally allah got. i have enjoyed working with christina lambert for many years yet now to pop after rushes, terrible war of aggression in ukraine. a title, the defense minister has made enormous efforts to ensure that well trodden paths are left behind. oscar trumpet to farther for lost that the thought of fresher had been building since lam play posted this video on her private instagram account on new year's eve against a backdrop of firework. she, of all the war and ukraine. critics called it unprofessional, and unbecoming it was no lamb breakfast, p r for papa. she was derided for initially offering to send ukraine helmets instead of weapons for that. and we will de

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kristin welker, rep strategist brendan buck. peter baker, and kimberly atkins stohr. to sunday, it's "meet the press." >> announcer: from nbc news in washington, the longs running show in television history, this is sunset "meet the press" with chuck todd. >> good sunday morning. we feel like we're at a breaking point. the supreme court strained after -- they have yet to issue an opinion this term. >>> and another matt shooting at a lunar new year event at a park in monterey park, california. these events don't bring comfort. adding to this, we have the current and former presidents under investigation. after a 13-hour fbi-led search at the home of a sitting president. it wasn't a subpoena, it was with cooperation, and six more items were indeed found, including biden's time as a senator. this comes just days after biding said he had no regrets how he handled the issue testify classified documents, but it's likely to prompt more t de13heo comparisons between the current and former president. then we have the issue of election denialism, and sadly, it appears that it's

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andrey kristin is interesting in the field.han half of the 2,000 long-term construction projects in belarus will be excluded from the black list this year, having solved the problem, and construction in the context of norms and rules was discussed the day before in a strip where officials and deputies discussed the draft code on architectural urban planning construction activities, the document will soon be considered in parliament. the code is intended to prevent the appearance of objects with excess commissioning deadlines in the future, as well as to involve in the circulation of empty structures much attention to the rules for accepting housing for operation. all proposals are now being discussed in detail. there are no less than one and a half thousand. the main requirement is that the updated document should be in spite of the day, that is, to meet all the challenges of the time in its field. after all, in accordance with the comics, the entire belarusian construction complex will continue to work. anton malyutan will tel

>> so kristin clark has the doj civil rights division.eedom of ach access goorgs clc act. it can be used not just abortion clinics but reproductive health facilities which include pro-life pregnancy centers. only last week did the doj charge two criminals through the face act for attacking these florida pro-life centers but that's the first we have seen and it's been months of attacks on pro-life pregnancy centers. >> steve: well, i know a member of his family they are so relieved that he was found not guilty by a jury of his peers yesterday in pennsylvania. mary margaret, thank you very much for joining us today to explain the case. >> of course. thanks for having me. >> steve: you bet. 18 minutes before the the top of the hour, ashley joins us with some news. >> ash >> ashley: ash alec baldwin to be officially charged with two counts of unvoluntary manslaughter today. could land baldwin up to six and a half years behind bars. the actor says he was told by crew members that the revolver was not loaded and maintains he did not pull the tr

. >> joining me now, kristin welker. those are questions the president has not answered, but the secretary of state did. he was one of the biden -- former biden officials, obama/biden officials. he was at the state department. he did go over to the penn biden center and had somewhat of a role, not directing it, but he was clearly a managing director. >> you are right, andrea. for five days now the president hasn't answered questions. you heard some of the messaging there with you pressing the secretary of state that we have been hearing more broadly from this administration, namely that the president was surprised and that they are doing everything possible to fully cooperate with the special counsel investigation. it comes as we got this new data point overnight with "the wall street journal" reporting the justice department considered overseeing biden's attorneys searching for material in his delaware home. ultimately, they decided not to, according to "the wall street journal," citing sources familiar with the matter.

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german defense minister kristine lamberg announced her resignation after 13 months of work on the facebookeported the statement to the german chancellor olaf schurtz, who is now the head of the german chancellor the government must sign it, german media said earlier with reference to own sources reported lamberg's intention to leave the post of head of the defense department, it is currently unknown who will be able to take her post after her resignation, take control of the patriots, about 100 of our soldiers flew to the united states for training with the air defense system, the patriot said a voice of america journalist with reference to the american tv channel fox in the pentagon developed an accelerated training program for them, usually the training of the military continues several months, although the standard period of training is from 6 to a year, the united states also began extended combat training of ukrainian soldiers on the territory of germany, according to the chairman of the joint chiefs of staff committee, general mark milli, about five hundred servicemen of the armed fo

kristine berzina is still with me.—made tanks to ukraine to help its defence against russia or send its own systems unless the us agrees to send its own tanks. so thatis agrees to send its own tanks. so that is the wall streetjournal citing seniorjournal officials, and we are getting bad from the reuters news agency, said to bbc cannot confirm that lane, but, of course, it's a very interesting take, and, of course, we did see mr schultz saying to fears that this is, you know, this could escalate completely into a neo— war. know, this could escalate completely into a neo- war.— into a neo- war. yes, well, we have heard now — into a neo- war. yes, well, we have heard now for a _ into a neo- war. yes, well, we have heard now for a week _ into a neo- war. yes, well, we have heard now for a week or _ into a neo- war. yes, well, we have heard now for a week or so - into a neo- war. yes, well, we have heard now for a week or so this - heard now for a week or so this tip for tat question on the tanks stopped as ben hoped that

kristin kabral grew up there.ng of optimism was shattered. >> it's going to take time and i think awareness is going to be helpful. >> dance studios are also significant. space is frequented by older asian americans looking for exercise, friendship and joy. >> we won't dance. anymore. >> reporter: you don't want to dabs anymore? >> i want. but so far, i cannot. >>o'donnell: and adam you grew up in this community. you were born her. how are people doing? >> i don't think anybody expects a massacre like this to happen to come home. so people are in absolute shock and disbelief. i can say as somebody who lived here, this is the last place i would have ever expected something like this to take place. and, you know, what was once a sort of afternoon abstraction that plays out on television or only happens in cities far away, is now a cold, stark reality for one more community that is now forever changed. >>o'donnell: sorry for your community and so many lovely people today. thank you so much. >>> well one person who vi

go ahead, kristin. >> thank you so much. does the who us and the president agree to fully cooperate with the special counsel investigation? >> we have said we are going to continue to fully cooperate. we have been. the president's lawyers and team has been fully cooperating with the department of justice and we are certainly -- they are certainly going to do that with the special counsel. >> and so by that reasoning, would the president agree to sit for an on the record in-person interview? >> i'm not going to get into specifics or what's going to happen, that is a hypothetical. what i will say is we have addressed this multiple times at length, and we are going to continue the president's team is going to fully cooperate with the department of justice and we respect that process and that's what we are going to do. >> the president has said he hopes to speak about this soon. when can people expect to hear from him? >> that is -- that something that i can't -- i don't have a magic wand here. i don't know when that's going to

more crucial for afghan women as taliban attempt to take away their ability to be seen or heard. kristin salumi al jazeera, the united nations. philip has on out is era. india is poised, become the wells most populous nation. we look at how the growing numbers can faced its economy and twist, abbas in on mosque is going on trial for fraud in connection with tweets about his auto company, tesla ah, europe in africa, here's your weather update. thanks for joining in. we've got acts of whether it's stretching from scandinavia right through to spain and portugal. we'll talk more about that in a sec. winds are also a factor for the se they've turned around, drawing up warmer air, so is stumble at 17 degrees. that warmth also extends into sophia and bucharest in time all about the rain for that south coast of croatia into bosnia montenegro and albania. also some big downpours to the south of rome. snow for the upsets curling up into the baltic states. so we pick up the story there, but with higher temperatures in minsk and moscow is could fall as some freezing rain. still cold air through irel

sophie: you are really pulling it out of me, kristin. ''s's we left friday at 7:00. 's i believe we were seeing on twitter that donner pass was closed around 11 p.m. so we had to backtrack just a little bit. we had already passed auburn and colfax, checked into that hotel. we woke up at 5:30 and check twitter, donner pass was open and i-80 was once again, functioning, daylight was coming on. we were able to make it over at a really slow speed. kristen: i am glad you didn't get into an accident although many people did, as we saw in the video. in terms of lessons learned, we all know you should have things like ice scrapers and chains for such a drive. but if you find yourself stuck, you have some ideas for what you do to dig yourself out? sophie: yes. if you are spinning or stuck in the snow you can take the formats and put those under the wheels -- the floor mats and put those under the wheels. the traction will help you get out of that tricky situation. . kristen: you said something about getting the snow off the hood at first? sophie: definitely. we had three feet

this comes after aides found a second batch of documents at his home in delaware kristin welker is following latest >> reporter: with growing questions over whether president biden mishandled classified information, including the revelation of a third discovery of classified material, attorney general ma merrick garland making a bombshell announcement naming robert hur, a former federal prosecutors and u.s. attorney to see if laws were broken garland saying classified document from the obama administration were found by biden attorneys in two locations. mr. biden's private office he used after he left the vice presidency and president biden's home in delaware the president saying classified material was in his personal library at home and his garage, allocation seen briefly this this campaign video. >> classified, classified materials next to your corvette? what were you thinking >> as i said earlier this week and by the way, my corvette's in a locked garage, okay? so it's not like they're sitting out in the street. >> a locked garage >> yes, as well as my corvette but as i said earlier this

as get more on this from energy analyst clyde melanson, who we saw in kristine's report, he joins us from south africa, a furnace from johannesburg. bang von, or welcome to d w. and south africa was have been putting up with his power coach for years last year. there was the worst on record $205.00 days. just explained was how he got some bad. in the very simplest too, we haven't put a new enough new capacity in place to cover for the declining act of the coal flee. so the co features been getting older and it hasn't been declining linearly. it's starting to decline exponentially. and these a mismatch between what we've put in this new generation with the rate at which the old coal fleet is not declining and the banks that always or having to pick up the extra. and we all know that if you put an extra load on 2 pieces of equipment, they more likely to break. and that's basically the position we've, what else? and what part has corruption played in this? each one of the elements. it's one of the elements. but i would say the biggest, the biggest problem is being privacy. deadlock, the

get kristin, that's a little bit of a lady. no good. it is really what i say school for carbonate for backwards, but some claim you have something that might escape report to me cut order. the status of last week on your snow cramps give picks data, which it said to jeff. i mean, i mean you can even down can be coma, loosened up and be a communist. somebody empty a community that the comma a lovely knob is all like it's supposed to start out. like you sort of affected dor only out of the july. the media with us, that's a disclaimer, but that was the wouldn't the spoken in your writing for whether you to post is looking at them or to talking with someone because i see that it was with kathy from us. pretty them we're can i love chris world more look was the those are the new big us over for you will that they should receive a notice to pick up and that were still a win of over love and i think it's enough of it. no one, no, no, no, no, no, no, no. was real to what they should end up unit 73. 1 was a unique organization in the history of

would you please welcome to the chamber kristin ennis fellow students in the upper chamber. [applause] [applause] while we might have thought we were just putting asphalt on roads or steel over waterways but we are really doing is supporting the future. these investments create real jobs and provide real careers to support real families in real futures. and we are not done yet. [applause] for years, congestion, traffic accidents and delays have become a serious issue for conditions on i-70. not only are we concerned for the motor safety, these inefficiencies are costly to a state's economy. and we must invest to improve i-70. for those who say we cannot afford it i say we cannot afford not too. this year. [applause] this year we are requesting $859 million the largest investment and decades to widen and rebuild i-70 core door and take the first steps in adding a third lane across our state. [applause] [applause] i will tell all of you in this chamber, this. this is a once-in-a-lifetime opportunity and the time is now. [applause] now, as a product of public education father o

thanks to kristin lvovich. hey , he came up with this thing.ed and some wild difficult moment in life that you can remember the most difficult. maybe we don’t need to tell us about him, that is, we don’t need to tear, not to ourselves, not to our soul. just. remember that music pulled you out of this, which helped you survive. yes, at the right time, when needed. you just had to listen to good music and survive and not lose faith in your music, that if you do something that something will happen, there will be people, time, place, and so on. cool, i also understood what garbic. then a calm verse shot and very sharp refrains so terrible, here, as it were, so i understand it, and now i don’t know how often to list the mass of oil. yes, i remember that i shot so hard that the whole world went nuts from her, including madonna, who, in my opinion, gave her some kind of diamond necklace, or

guarantees on staffing levels, the crisis will only get worse for them and the patients they care for. kristin salumi al jazeera new york cope with 19 a spread rapidly, one of china's most populous provinces, half official, say, 89 percent of people in central hannan region have been infected. that equates to 88 and a half 1000000 people. the government says it's determined to reopen the country despite a nationwide surge in infections control, you has more from beijing. this announcement is very big and it's sparking new fears of the possibility of a 2nd wave of covered 19 infections across the country. especially considering that not only as trying to opened up its international borders. domestic tourism is expected to really be boosted over the next few weeks. because china has just begun to noon, which is the travel period leading up to the new year, which happens at the end of january. so for the next few weeks, about 2000000000 trips are expected to be made nationwide. so no doubt those people moving especially between cities, between regions and provinces, they're expected to bring the

i know kristin so. rick, did you have?d carrillo i work if the was of small business i'm speaking as a residence i lived in san doing for felony years and thank you very much for the presentation we had community planning groups which was a great process. and i have a thing i will read from the website. our community planning groups formal mechanisms for community input in land use decision making process. they provide an opportunity for involvement and add voidzing the council like our board of supervisors the planning commission and other decision makers on development projects general or community plan amendments rezonings and public if facilities. . rick, so you if i understand you correct low the community planning group replaces all of the other like one stop shopping. like small business development center of commune groups. like you. why yes. >> you go in and talk to one group of people that's temperature you checked the box for your out roach. the question is on a practical level, you know usual low community grou