pearl. mr. pearl: chairman cruz, ranking member cantwell, distinguished members of the committee, it's an honor to appear before you to discuss spectrum policy. the center for strategic and international studies does not take policy positions, so the views expressed here are my own. in my testimony, i will explain the importance of establishing u.s. leadership and spectrum policy, draw attention to recent developments that undermine such leadership, and urge congress and the administration to act to improve the u.s.'s position. u.s. leadership in spectrum is critical because the people's republic of china is spending tens of billions of dollars to subsidize huawei in an effort to control the future of this strategically vital technology. the u.s. is not and should not take the prc's approach of massively subsidizing a single company. however, the u.s. should make available its other policy levers to counter the prc, and spectrum is particularly critical. until recently, our country was at the fo

pearl we had an exchange with senator fisher and mr.lark where they were discussing the theory that china's public push to lead in wireless technology is just a mind game . that they are somehow beating the united states with ambitious plans and secretly holding back trying to trick us into giving up spectrum to the commercial sector. i find that a particularly odd conspiracy theory given ra the facts of what we know. first of all we know other chinese manufacturers are actively and successfully pushing worldwide adoption of chinese 60 equipment standards . that wouldn't be possible without china having made its actual available for commercial use. secondly china has aggressively targeted our telecommunications industry . as the phones of top officials including pres. trump and vice president van had prompted this committee to fully fund a multibillion-dollar rhythm and replace program to remove chinese equipment from american networks. mr. pearl would american national and economic security be harmed if chinese firms set the global sta

but i think to your point about about another pearl harbor. yes. i mean, of course, what they're what. the kind of overriding metaphor of that generation was to it is munich and pearl harbor. i mean, they since they're not really negotiating with the soviets directly in 1958, is less concerned about and pearl is is the metaphor on their mind and then i just if i could just kind of say a word about the rest of the cold war writ large. i mean the the remarkable thing we have to remember is that we did manage to through it and we did get arms agreements, some of them formal treaty, some of them more of a reciprocal understand. that that made the took away the incentive for a disarming first strike. but that's you know that's what for the last years of his career before the nineties i was really obsessed with this notion of a first strike and this is it's a and this is after the soviets achieved parity and in some circumstances superiority after the cuban missile crisis. i don't i to think about it more, but i don't i know whether that kind of in terms

and i guess the real reason is our country was engaged and had been bombed six months before pearl harbor. and life. december 7th, 1941. so when? june of 42 rolled around and i became 18, everybody in this country, i wanted to go out and fight for freedom and fight against the imperialists and fight against the nazis. so it wasn't a hard decision. it was one that i took earlier than some others in my class. for example. but the country was together. why an aviator? by flying. oh, i don't know. i think the excitement of it. i'd been intrigued by airplanes. i'd never flown one, but there was a certain glamor and excitement to it. i had always had great respect for the navy and the little kid. i remember going aboard a destroyer in the night and in new york when it came in and around 1939. but i just was intrigued by naval aviation. i had great respect for the outfit, for the excellence, and, oh, very, very young. i just aspired to be a navy pilot, carrier base, navy pilot. where was your training? well, it started in chapel hill, and that was the pre flight school stage. first time i ever f

president united states after pearl after the united states has been attacked. take us into that moment the seriousness it when churchill decides in 1941 to come to the white. thank you, bob. winston had wanted the united states to get involved, moved. i suspect most of you are aware here of the speech that he gave less than a month into his prime ministership when he we shall never. we will fight on the beaches. we fight in the fields. and you that you know, the statement that setting is. encompasses 141 words. it ends with him saying that he hopes the new world will come to the rest rescue and liberation of the old. and i say that for this reason, he had gone through the battle of britain. he had the blitz, the many days of bombing in london and, elsewhere in england. so that when pearl was attacked, he immediately made the decision, i will go to washington and i will create the grand. and that meant going to the white house. he does it very. it takes ten days of fighting, gales, storms. the possibility of a u-boat attack. finally, on december 22nd, he arrives

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doctor pearl, thanks for joining us. want to go into the allegations specifically against unitedhealth group. it is a wall street journal story. it is not our story. but that said, what you know about how the industry works, would it be possible for an insurer to add on? somebody goes in and gets checked out and a doctor or a nurse or an administrator adds billing codes to their systems without a patient's knowledge. you have to differentiate what you're calling. >> billing codes. >> which is i see you in the office because. >> you have a broken arm, and i fix the broken. >> arm, and i bill for that, as opposed to the way that united health care is being. paid by the federal government, which is what the allegations are about, which is specific to medicare advantage. there. they get paid a set fee. we call it a. capitation to take care of a patient. and it's based upon how risky, how likely it is the patient is going to. become sick. so if they're adding on diagnoses. >> but they. >> haven't yet manifested in a medical p

so pearl harbor was attacked when he was 18. he had completed his flight training, his preflight training at the university of north carolina before the age of 19. and had completed and flown 50 858. if you're in the navy. 58 combat missions as a torpedo pilot before the age of 21. and so you know, john, here, i talked him before we came on stage is, the youngest of us, and he is 29. and so i think that's just an important thing to take away about george herbert walker bush. you know, when you want to talk about volunteer wisdom, honor, courage commitment before the age of to 21, he had won 58 combat missions. you know, very known as well. is that he was shot down. he was the only one of the three persons on his aircraft that survived. he was awarded the distinguished flying cross for that specific sortie. and i think there's a lot of connection you can make from that singular experience to his presidency and his other roles in public service, of which there were many. i think just a quick plug for the submarine force. again he

danny pearl was jewish danny pearl, one of the greatest statements of religious principle ever when hesaid my grandfather's jewish, my jewish and i'm jewish and then collect sheikh, you know, slit his throat and. we capture him. and i'm told that he's information that could lead, that could prevent another attack. uh, i, i also was told that the interrogation technique that we were using at time were ineffective as a of fact colleague, sheikh mohammed said, i will talk to you when i get my lawyer in new york, i asked. and the cia that they would like to take over the interrogation and they talked about techniques that were available to them that they thought would be effective in information from this killer that could save lives. i then went through an exhaustively will review of their recommendations understanding that there are laws against torture which was i wasn't going to break the law to protect the legal opinions came back and i approved techniques including on three people in my book i two points clear one the information received from those who we on whom we use enhanced int

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joined the military's first black pilots when he was 18 after pearl harbor he earned the distinguishedan planes during a dogfight in 1945. he was also 1 of 4 tuscany airmen to when the competition in 1949. i was so honored to speak with them a couple years ago for my fox nation special which is still available fact the final journey of the greatest generation. >> what do you member about pearl harbor? >> i was coming home from sunday school. i noticed many of the neighbors standing in the street and in groups. i heard a gentleman say the war will be over in two weeks and another one said -- it was not only my calling but it was my duty eric it was my duty to serve my country. >> martha: a special man and he died peacefully in his home in bloomfield hills in michigan sunday. he was 100 years old. he was busy enjoying flying to realize that he was making history. we are so grateful for colonel stewart and his service that is the story for this thursday i'll see you tomorrow. ♪ ♪

what we have seen is a lot of pearl clutching when this was announced.o seen immediate results from mexico and canada. >> china has hit back at the 10% tax washington imposed yesterday in retaliation, beijing said it will impose 15% tariffs on the import of u.s. coal and liquefied natural gas. 10% on crude oil, farm equipment, and some american built drugs. the chinese measures come into effect february 10, which leaves time for the leaders to discuss how they might avoid further trade escalation. a conversation is planned sometime this week. our chief economics correspondent reports. >> what happens when the leaders of the two most powerful economies face off? saturday, president trump announced charges of an extra 10% of imports of chinese items such as clothing and materials used to make phones and wind turbines. china's president xi jinping retaliated with similar tariffs next monday on american made goods like oil and pickup truck's. on chinese state tv, president trump was accused of seriously damaging global trade rules. after he escalated a trade

it amazes me how many people in this town are clutching their pearls and having connection fits over president trump is ready to stop the killing. stop the hundreds of thousands of people that are dying per year in europe. the largest war in europe since world war ii. and you see the same voices demanding a cease-fire in gaza post october 7. then oppose peace in europe. it makes no sense. with his leadership, we have opened negotiations, we are sitting down with our host, the saudi's, and talking to the russians, understanding what they are going to need. understanding what the ukrainians are going to need. talking to all of the europeans. you can end a war if you don't talk to both sides, that is what we are doing. >> mr. trump's national security advisor. that is the american view. what is russia saying? speaking to the g 20 summit, russia's top diplomat said preliminary talks in saudi arabia with a possible peace deal for ukraine were a step towards repairing u.s. russia relations. >> everyone welcomed our meeting. everyone realizes this is not the end of the era of confrontation

and then because you mentioned it, pearl harbor, it became our war.that we have this conversation so that we don't have to get to another pearl harbor moment. and i'm encouraged by three things. one, it wasn't zelenskyy that convinced biden to give all that aid. those were majority solid majorities in the senate and the house that voted for that aid. number one. number two, quinnipiac poll just came out while we were talking. 81% of the american people do not trust vladimir putin. only 9% trust him. trump is out of step with the american people on that. and the last thing i want to say about the people around mr. trump right now, to the two of the former people that worked for him, worked with me here at the here at the hoover institution right now. and what i just want to say to people like secretary rubio, i know what his positions were. there are two kinds of people in washington. you beat things and you do things. what good is it to be the secretary of state? he knows what tyranny is. he knows what communist dictatorships are. his family is from c

nearly two months after the pearl harbor attack. this was president franklin roosevelt's effort to address the fear of potential espionage. over 100,000 japanese americans were forced to live in camps through most of the war. this week, they're remembering that painful history. >> it's an important time for our community, because it's a time where we gather together to remember our collective history, especially the dark days. >> almost immediately after the incarceration, president roosevelt invoked the alien enemies act of 1798, which allowed for the deportation of german, italian, and mostly japanese immigrants. during his campaign, president donald trump vowed to invoke that same act to target migrant criminal networks operating in the u.s. this has brought back the history many japanese americans experienced. >> we are angry that this current administration is actually using the template of japanese american forced removal and mass incarceration as the blueprint to target immigrants. >> birthright citizenship also came under at

dickinson, the author, explains how fdr established a draft with an 87% approval rating, way before pearl harbor saved the world. today the magnitude of intellectual dishonesty in the democratic party has destroyed fdr's legacy. so, let me provide some evidence of my assertion by mr. hakeem jeffries. when we call january 6, perhaps pull up the clip, a day of infamy, which fdr used to explain the entire pacific fleet to the nation. by the way, mr. jeffries has no support in his own district, new york eight. he actually received fewer votes than the loser in new york 17. host: robert, he was just reelected in november. caller: let me explain. mr. jeffries was in the wall street journal a few days ago, trying to change the rules to fill the seat of miss stuff ionic. mind you, mr. jeffries should resign immediately, as he demonstrates a high level of intellectual dishonesty. host: that's robert in texas. back to the independent line. mark, jefferson, colorado. caller: good morning, america. i want everybody to think about this. as doge cruises through the computers of the united states, what

. >> diamonds and pearls. >> yeah. so tell us.ie. >> diamonds and pearls. we know her as the legendary rosie gaines, who did that hit song with prince. and so she's from pittsburgh. another legend that very many people don't know comes right here from our hometown. so we want to make sure that we acknowledge her, give her her credit where credit is due. >> it's just amazing the number of talent that comes out of pittsburgh that people always don't know about. sitting through the event last week was just last year was fantastic. seeing all the folks that were coming up and realizing they're all from. >> right. >> there, right there in our area. all right. so we have miss cynthia greely. you're going to be honoring her for the pioneer award. >> well that's right. and samuel vaughn, so there's we shorten the honorees this year just so we can really have a great ceremony. but there will be about 11 honorees total. >> for the honorees. all right. and miss doctor shirley evers. yes, manley. she's also going to be there. she's going to b

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the remains found were the pearl necklace, but with advances in genetic genealogy, abrams, nishiki's mother, was identified as a likely relative of the victim. >> we did have some evidence that contained dna. so some fingernail clippings were actually shared. >> after more than three decades, investigators are continuing their search for her killer. >> we do believe that there is somebody out there responsible for her death. >> abrams nishiki left behind a young daughter who is now in her late 30s. maria reached an ama. sessions met their friend. they went to berkeley junior high together and hung out in the city for years. >> heartbreaking that my friend had to endure something. don't know what she endured. would love. it's 35 years later. >> rec wants her friend to be remembered for the light she brought to their lives. >> oh, she was talkative and always happy. a busy body always had. just always had something to say. >> for me, it's henry. it's an unfolding of 35 years of suspended grief. >> dale abrams is the victim's older brother. he and his older brother and their mother are

forced 120,000 people into camps following the attack on pearl harbor.as an intake processing center. the day of remembrance featured speeches, performances, and breakout sessions for discussions. >> students really appreciate being able to know the history. a lot of our students do not know the deep connection of san jose state and the campus to the history of world war two and japanese american incarceration, and so that's really important part of it. and so then they get educated on it, and they also get inspired to think about what does activism look like for this generation of students and how it connects to our history? >> san jose state is also in the process of raising funds and finding an artist to design a. never again is now mural project on campus. >> local faith leaders marked this day of remembrance by protesting president trump's immigration policies. hundreds, including bishops, imams and rabbis marched to japantown in san francisco. they reaffirmed their commitment to provide sanctuary in their temples to immigrants facing deportation. t

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120,000 people of japanese descent, including many american citizens, in response to the attack on pearl harbor. nbc's bert honda joins us from san jose state on this day of remembrance. we're here in a building at san jose state university that is named after a japanese american community icon. yoshi uchida, the former u.s. olympic judo coach. but ironically, this was also the building where local japanese and japanese americans had to register before being sent to internment camps. now, today, san n jose sta not only acknowledges what happened, but have also turned day of remembrance into a day of action. interestingly, one of the people that attended today's events was a 99 year old man who was interned in camp as a teenager. we talked to him about what he felt was the reluctance by the community to fight what happened then, and he wants the younger generations now not to do it this time. we didn't do anything to break the law or anything. it was just because of our our racial background that we were thrown in camps. what do you want to make sure people now current generations underst

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in response to the pearl harbor attack during world war two.te speaker michael ishii drew parallels between the history of the order to today's political climate. >> what we're unfortunately seeing at this moment is the repetition of our history. the trump administration is using the forced removal and the mass incarceration of japanese americans as a blueprint for targeting immigrants, just the way they did in 1941 and rounded up, came into our communities and rounded up our leaders and took them away to detention sites. >> there was also a candle altar with the names of concentration camps where the japanese americans were held captive. next, at 11, bird flu in the pacific northwest detected in these household pets. what cat owners need to know about possible contamination and good news for reservoirs in the north bay. the promising trend the marin municipal water district is forecasting from recent storms. >> and after a bunch of wet weeks, we're winding down on the big rain. but we do have a forecast of some rain in the in the five day. we'

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el área entre la avenida pearl y down drive se encuentra cerrada por las autoridades, por lo que la recomendaciónusar también rutas alternas. las causas de la balacera continúan bajo investigación. esta es una información en desarrollo, así que vamos a estar monitoreando lo que pasa allí. bueno, nos vamos a san francisco. para nadie. para nadie es un secreto. los problemas que tiene esta ciudad es una de las más afectadas por el uso indiscriminado de las drogas. el alcalde daniel lurie ha hecho este un punto central de su agenda. lo ha dicho en algunas ocasiones. y hoy ya finalmente firmó una declaratoria de emergencia por el uso de estupefacientes. obviamente, especialmente se está centrando en el fentanilo. andrés brender nos dice de qué se trata y también qué piensan sobre esto los mismos adictos. escuchemos qué consumes tú. todo lo que se pueda consumir. doña lourdes lleva más de 25 años aquí, en las calles de la misión en san francisco. tomamos cerveza, cerveza y alcohol fuerte. ya. y alcohol. alcohol fuerte. y qué drogas hacías antes? cristal. cristal. esta es una situación que se repite en

if you don't believe me he can shoot the ball, call up bruce pearl. he had six threes in the first half in the victory over auburn. >> cory: going high off the glass. jon scheyer, i forgot to tell you, jon and i have issues, because in the blowout win over cal on wednesday, he did not put spencer hubbard in the game. i need to see spencer hubbard on the floor here tonight. >> dave: this, by the way, season high points for the duke blue devils. they have had it rocking all day. three-pointer on target by gealer. >> dick: i hope he picks it up when he goes back to palo alto and gets it rolling. he came here with tremendous desire and i think it really, really affected how hard he wanted to do well today. >> dave: it had to be an emotional return for him. i know it was viatale, coming back, where you have been part of amazing memories, over decades on espn. a nice job getting open for that one, agrawal, the 6'6" sophomore. under a minute to go. 101-70. abc world news tonight coming your way next. >> dick: they were the best, they really were. they were e

colleagues and so he made a deal with bartender that when they were going the second round to put a pearl onion in his and just water as so that he everyone thought he was keeping up with them you know, and having a martini and so herbert hoover always had gordon's gin and oily pat pratt for muth with the pearl onion. ah, when he began to have health problems later in life, you visited the doctor and hoover like to tell the story and of the doctor said, do you drink? and he said yes. he said, you have to stop. and he said, i can't. he said, how much do you drink? he said, two martinis before dinner. he said, well, can you cut it down to one? he goes, yes, can do that. so he went back and told the staff at the waldorf, i can only have one martini, but i want it a bigger glass. but yeah. so leslie, you about some of the the treasured family possessions any other stories of treasured family that you have. have a of his fishing poles and that's what there are a few things that were columns got his eyes on them income of the house we acquired of the things that were gifted to great granddad i

premiere, but also the dentist and bluegrass people's republics, as well as the her phone ends of pearls or all of us which have joined the russian federation. consequently, there is a need to address the situation in those regions which remain under the control of tier of lastly, if there is a need for the implementation of the new agreement to be dealt with by those authorities. that will be genuinely interested in this. and the authorities that will emerge after democratic elections, the self proclaimed training presidents zelinski bloss legitimacy last may more over there he who was elected by 3 quarters of ukrainians who was a promise to achieve peace and the east did everything which was exactly the opposite. he drags the country into conflict for the advancement of others, geo political interest of the cost of the lives of hundreds of thousands of ukrainians. clearly neither he nor his associates, nor those who objected to them in sc agreements, have any role to play in the new ukraine. and this consequently is clear from public opinion polls in the country, which clearly point to

it better for what it is, because even though the europeans protest, you know, they clutch their pearls, but they don't do anything about it. let's go to ramana and in rome, you know, you know, war ethnic cleansing and annexation is been the result of the zine, this project against the palestinians in palestine. but now it's being proposed as the solution. again, it's bit everything is been flipped and we can just move these people expel them, then there will be a, what is this someone call it god. so largo i mean this it's, it would be funny if it wasn't so cringe. go ahead in room. yes. first of all, we have to admit that this was the very intense, and i mean, trump is know what the lead speaking about it. but the intention was indifferent in the budget ministration. when they dropped all of these weapons to israel, when they gave green light and you know to everything. when you know drills we close doors. they were saying, please get rid of him off, which actually means please get through the policy that people need is exactly what they were referring to. they wanted the ethnic clean