ericson: he said it second. sanders: and with the transportation bill we will have $400 million to build roads and bridges and create jobs. we have greatly expanded community health centers now accessing the primary health care through the center's. we have expanded veterans' programs with primary health care all over the state. >>moderator: let's talk about gridlock we will start with you. what will you do to try to break the gridlock? laframboise: the biggest problem is 2.fingers at. of that is what i recognized immediately to think of the solution to the problem. by simply changing the way we go to to write the bill first to turning our representatives in two representatives instead of legislators then bypass the gridlock to go to almost directly the three bills that i have researched the most people agree with the areas that i wrote the bill. mcgovern: the question and? am i and favor of gridlock? >>moderator: what will you do to end gridlock? mcgovern: first come of focus on issues that unite us and not div

these have been done by nokia, samsung and ericson. as for the 5g marketplace at large, it is challenging. china has made aggressive use of its development bank to support indigenous sploirz. payment terms offered while legal are unavailable to competitors. the u.s. export/import bank and the development finance corporation could rebalance the situation. also the chinese market telecom market is massive, supporting significant r 12k3 & d by suppliers. r&d spending support in the u.s., the u.s. connect and the senate intelligence bill are excellent. however more could be done to support 5g product development, local use, and 6g research. regarding 5g security, it will enable use cases supporting critical services across multiple industries. this makes the attack service larger than in 4g, with the potential for catastrophic networks. this was known during the creation of 5g and actions in 3 gpp standards. network breaches are possible. nokia does not support the view that product or geographic isolation are effective. rather securities

jason boswell, head of security network product solutions at ericson, ms. asha katie, corporate vice president and general manager of next generation and standards at intel, mr. mike murphy, chief technology officer, america's -- at nokia and dr. james lewis sr. vice president and director of the technology policy program at the center for strategic and international studies. closing the digital divide and positioning the united states to win the global race to 5g are priorities for this committee. over the past several months we have been discussing the wide ranging economic and social benefits that broadband connectivity has delivered to communities across the country. we've also discussed the promise of 5g networks to build upon these past advances and create new opportunities. our continued ability to connect all americans and provide access to next generation technology will depend in large part on the security of the nation's communications infrastructure. over the past few years, the united states government, intelligence officials, and international

eric ericson, you are in touch with the conservative community.he ground swell for the trump candidacy? >> now that he its talking foreign policy, it might grow. i'm impressed. the conservatives are real befuddled. there are a lot that want to woo some into the race. you are going to see a lot of people line up behind him. sarah palin and mitt romney have it easy. they can raise money with the snap of a finger. they can sit it out. donald trump, we can put him in that policy too. >> the only foreign policy he knows is the miss universe pageant. thank god i wore my cowboy boots today. forget the idea of donald trump run running. he is not. the idea of him being in the white house, if you thought bill clinton had a good time, let donald trump going to the white house. >> eric, i want to get to the mike pence conversation in a minute. this is a very, very serious conversation. >> roland just mentioned michele bachmann. she is making some trips to the situation. she hasn't ruled it in or ruled it out. part is to get media attention. eric ericson, real

the suspect, 59-year-old dana ericson faces several charges, including attempted murder. investigators say ericson attacked the young girl, who is a foreign exchange student from china, hitting her in the back with the hatchet. they say the two did not know each other - and it happened on the street. the girl is expected to be ok. ericson is set to be in 13-year-old nicole lovell's murder - in an effort to police are still investigating the stabbing that killed lovell. two virginia tech students face charges in her death. the search warrants could contain key details of the prosecution's evidence against david eisenhauer and natalie keepers. eisenhauer faces abuduction and murder charges. police charged keepers with accessory before and after the fact and illegally dumping nicole's body just across carolina. the texas boy now know as the affluenza teen is in court today - to find out if his case will go to adult court. deputies moved ethan couch to an adult jail two weeks ago - but that didn't necessarily mean his case would be heard in an adult court. if a judge decides

the euro 2020 match between denmark and finland is halted after a player christian ericson collapsedsuscitated. the terrifying moment was captured on the field. what do we need to know, don riddell? >> well, the news has been more positive in the last hour and a quarter and anyone who was following this sports occasion. i think that people were fearing the worst, because it did not look good, but the news we are hearing from both uefa and that is the football governing body and the organizers of the event, and the football federation suggests that ericson's condition is a little bit more positive than we had feared. the danish federation said that he is a awake and looking for further examination and he is at the hospital, and the news from uefa saying that the player has been transferred to the hospital and has been stabilize. a crisis meeting has been called between both teams and match officials. and fred, look at the reaction of everybody here in the stadium. because, they really did fear the worst. he collapsed under no challenge from any other player. he was prone in the corner

ericson ceo hans vestberg. the republicans take aim on wall street, but first day of con ve convention, melania steels the show. >> if you want someone to fight for you and your country, i can say sure you he's the guy: >> i warm welcome again to "street signs" in sunny london. we have a similar thing today tilting to the downside as the stock europe 600 lower now by .9%. the ftse 100 by .46%. the basic resourcings off today a gain by just over 2.# 5% as you can see. we have a stronger dollar. similar to what we saw in the u.s. session yesterday. ail off once again in the session too which is leading that sector lower as well. a key focus though this morning on the retail sector too which is outperforming. why? one reason is the plan doe share is trading sharply higher after the online retailer raised its profit forecast. also reiterating a guidance for revenue at the end of the 25% bracket. losses meanwhile now trading around 2% higher. this as investors digest a companies plans to cut costs by twice as much a

and there both ericson and reesman were enormously helpful but also by someone i call a secret mentor, a mentor from a distance, albert kamo because in his great book, "the rebel," it's about a brilliant expose on totalism and he pretty much calls it that. and at the same time an insistence that we remain rebels. that we remain critical of the status quo. and that combination, that again tielectronic, call it what you will is very important to me and not always easy to sustain. further influence of mentors was just i would say briefly with ericson, i felt he brought -- he showed how one could bring psychoanalysis into history. it didn't have to be just in the clinic or the office or on the couch. and that was an inspiration to me. >> when you knew him, he was doing his studies of martin luther and others? >> absolutely. and my first encounter -- my first meeting with him, he talked for hours comparing 16th century athelectric training with chinese thought reform as he was about to write his book on luther and i was about to write my book on thought reform. and david reesman was an ext

>> caller: my question, jim, is about ericson. they put up a solid last fournl quarter. is up 28% year over year and now with the 5g buildup coming coupled with the recent setbacks, what do you think? >> okay. that's a great question. i have been working -- i cannot tell you how hard i've been working on ericson and nokia this is better than nokia. they don't have the technology that is as good as wawai they don't but because of the world ganging up on wawai, think you you're right and you can indeed buy ericson. and that is a qualified buy. the company is not as good as wabai. they can come on and tell me otherwise though i'm an open minded fellow. just like i said about the cowboys. how about doug in i willinois. >> i'm talking about the pfizer merger it's an all stock deal and stock prices are always fluctuating. should i sell. >> no! no this is going to be the premier company. the combination is terrific. congratulations, frank a lot of people good money i like the combination we need more fintech you stay in it dean in ohio dean >> caller: first time caller, lifetim

trades at 13 times earnings estimates versus 18 for ericson. nokia is paying to wait. 4.2% dividend. i like it. but if you want best in breed, ericsson is the way. if you want value stock that's got a nice dividend. nokia is the way to go i expect 5g. next up, there are the fi5g semiconductor companies. sky works, qualcomm and xilinx qual qualcomm is up 7% intel is up 2.4% there have been some major changes here originally like them all i told you skyworks is my favorite it is cheap and has a tremendous amount of 5g exposure. some are right for reassessment. qualcomm had the most seismic shift. communications chipmaker has the best 5g offering and virtually in every 5g phone. but they had a bitter lawsuit with apple which was going after them for monopoly pricing. when they reached a settlement two weeks ago with the deal and six years, the stock soared. not only did this remove a major overhang, it gave us visibility for qualcomm sales for years to come the stock has rub from 58 to $86, it is less expensive. i think it is a hold up. we have to

earlier this year, knock is valuable. ericson announced plans to layoff 85500 employees. since the beginning of the war and ukraine, the european union has radically reduced is in 4th of coal, oil, and natural gas from russia. in fact, the block stays at goal is to eliminate the old russian fossil fuel in ports by 2027. but there is one, a glaring exception to this trends liquefied natural gas or ellen gee, which the e u has been enforcing in record volumes from russia. you don't use duct power reports as an embarrassing sight to the e. u. the block is russia's biggest customer of liquefied natural gas buying over half of the country supply in the 1st 7 months of the year. that's with over 5000000000. yours potentially sustaining the kremlin small chest. for russia, it means that your opinion on countries, which basically are purchasing a russian gas, basically they are helping to finance of russia budget. and at the same moment, finance rushes, aggression, and, and, and, and war against you. great. island g is natural gas, which has been turned into a liquid form to be t

we are learning all kinds of things i recommended ericson. the 5g rollout they may even cost more money. you don't need to worry about it as a back door to your cellular network. since most have drifted higher on the 7% gain by stylings i named my new puppy it hasn't even been three full weeks or we have gotten new developments here. it is perhaps as soon as the following week so far it hasn't happened. when pence went to the security conference he demanded you're banned chinese technology from over the next few months you are going to watch the major wireless because they are about to make major sourcing decisions. it should be ground from ericson and nokia. it is despite president trump. now, this week we are hearing even more about 5g at the mwc conference in barcelona. it is formally known as the mobile world congress. it got so big they decide today clang the name in the acronym. it has made one thing crystal clear. we left out a major player remember, we'll keep revisiting this scene i'm talking about maybe one that i should have mentio

. >> and christian ericson collapsed on the pitch and we'll see how he is doing. ! welcome back. it's 22 minutes past the hour. in a matter of hours this man could officially become israel's prime minister endi ing benjami neta netanyahu's time. we have the latest and what will happen in the coming hours. if you could give us a sense of the timing. >> sure, so just over four-and-a-half hours time, it will start with neftalli bennet, who is hoping to be the next prime men stir. he will speak and then it will be person set to succeed neftalli. you can bet that he will double down on criticisms of the government. he has been considered a fraud as far as being a right-wing politician promising not going into government. after that there will be a vote for the new speaker and once that is done then we get to the main event. we will have the vote of confidence in the new governing ko coalition. they will go all of the way around and room. they just need a simple majority. if they get that the new government will be sworn into office, and benjamin netanyahu could be out. it could happen

bananas and hard boiled eggs. >> reporter: there is a third. >> and then the orphanage. >> reporter: ericson adopted at age 7 by a family in palo alto. still, the trauma suffered during those early years means at 18 ericson still lives with learning disabilities and developmental delays, the kind of things that might make it hard to land a job at a high-end restaurant like the sea in palo alto, except erickson has someone special on his side and he is not the only one she has helped. >> hundreds, hundreds. >> reporter: betty ewing was wung the owner of a string of successful bay area restaurants. one day, she had an idea. she asked a nearby high school to send over students that were struggling with poor grades or bad behavior. she put them to work in her kitchen. one by one, betty watched them transform. >> getting from a very slumped over, immature, uncooperative, to somebody who will just walk right up, shake your hand. >> reporter: it worked so well, betty turned the idea into her own nonprofit. the el cajon project. she has been seeing it do wonders for now 25 years. >> here i am. it st

the question was, could i put it together in book form and conversations i had with both ericson and reesman began to convince me that maybe i could and reesman performed the unbelievably generous task of writing page after page of letters. we were walking frequently and seeing each other regularly going on these long walks, fresh pond park in cambridge. but he would still write letters like a 19th century correspondence -- correspondent, and wrote in response to each of my chapters with enthusiasm and with openings where they took him and his associations. and so i could come to the sense and yes, i could write this book and it could even have something to say. these are the days when we were all smoking. this was in the -- late '60s. and i found -- i was never a heavy smoker but i found myself smoking more and more trying to finish this damn book until i finished it and i could stop smoking all together. [laughter] >> with the surgeon general's report right at that time. so we have our physical involvements in these studies. >> let me ask you a question about the hiroshima book and

the first is my office, our bureau we a heck of lot of time wearing a ericson had a nokia teacher because many network operators are risk-averse and tight margins on so we associate the fine products that ericson a nokia offer with the trust supply so there's no commercial value for the united states in that regard and i can legitimately say my engagement we believe the citizens of country x deserve the same protection allowed to citizens of the united states in your network security. and that curry some favor although there is a price in many markets. that is very real and it's an extraordinary challenge andn that's what is important to development ex-im and japan be part of this conversation in the second part of that is we know from conversations with some of the best engineers and industry that the beyond 5g conversation and development that is 6g and beyond will be based on architecture so what we are offering too many other third country partners is the opportunity to be the first movers in the innovation vietnam is an example in india as an example but there arele many others indon

what the president tonight was really trying to appeal -- not to eric ericson, you know. he's trielg aes trying to appeal to independent voters and trying to come across as the reasonable leader. and don't forget, his leadership numbers have suffered lately, particularly after the debt ceiling. and one way he can do that is to challenge republicans, lay down a very clear plan and say, you should pass it, you should pass it, this makes a lot of sense to me. and hope that it makes a lot of sense to the independent voters out there who will then put pressure are on republicans in congress. the missing part here, which i want to see, is when the president is going to talk on september 19 about how he intends to pay for it and what he's going to say to that joint committee and how he's going to pay for this $450 billion or whatever it turns out to be. that's something the american people need to hear also. but for tonight he was very concise, very clear, told them he's going to send up legislation, which is something we also haven't seen from this president, and say, here's wh

so companies like nokia, ericson, samsung, play in the micro space and we play in the core net working what that means, you build the wires that go to the cell towers. then the signal from the cell tower, maybe ericson or nokia has patents around. >> that's right. >> what does huawei do? >> they do the radio networks and core net working, as well. they do hand sets ask they're in a lot of businesses we're not in. >> and the question everybody wants to understand, if huawei is one of the dominant players in the space, i think almost everyone agrees, if the chinese government said to huawei, give us the data, they would have no option to do it. but is that meaningful? would huawei be sort of so dominant that it can suck away all this data from every -- you know, everybody in the world and give it to the chinese government? >> so i have no visibility to the answer to that question. >> but there are two different questions. one is if the chinese government asked huawei, would they do it -- and you don't have to answer that. i am going to say, most people think the answer would be yes. the

and -- >> well ericson is okay.ith ericson and nokia are these are companies swamped by -- crushed frankly by huawei and the western nations in europe don't seem to be interested in helping their own which is wrong susan in california. susan? >> caller: jimmy choo, thank you for searching for great advice. >> chill man is in the house what is up >> caller: i've been watching a fortune 500 science and technology lead got a contract with cdc and goes head and head with northrup and lockheed and just rose $11 today in the middle of a down -- it is named ldox. >> such a winner we have liked this company ever since the spinoff continued to like it it is not done going higher even though it had a big move to jerry in texas, jerry. >> caller: jimmy chill. >> yeah. >> caller: a big booyah to you from el paso, texas. >> nice, i love el paso. one of the most fun towns. let's go to work together. >> caller: all right so i'm looking at this company down about 10% from the 52-week high as of of now. they have a good business and

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its place was taken by nokia, ericson and samsung.s expanding. since 2008, india has purchased 15 billion worth of weapons from the united states. dollars. as part of the quat alliance, india along with the usa, australia. these are pakistan, afghanistan and problems related to climate change. russia, india, china and the usa, ratio. in this quadrangle, this is the most interesting, in my opinion, geopolitical issue of our time, in relations between india and the united states, everything is not as clear as they sometimes try to imagine, for example, in our russian press, saying that india, seeing that we are turning away from india towards china, floats towards the usa, everything is actually much more complicated, because let me remind you that the united states... is the country in trade with which india has a trade surplus, that is, india sells more to the united states than it imports from the united states. this is a very significant source of earning e-currency for india. new interesting growth opportunities are emerging in tra

. >>> penn state's new president rodney ericson is trying to save the imagine of his school. is live with the latest meetings of the allumni discussing the section scandal. >> reporter: allumni traveled to ask questions face to face. he took over the top postin november in the middle of sex scandal crisis. he was promoted the same night that long time football coach joe paterno lost his job. at that meeting the decision to relieve pa -- paterno of his position remained unpopular. >> ericson stated he will not allow the university to be identified by that terrible tragedy. >>> a judge has made the death of natalie holloway official. today the main suspect in her disappearance was sentenced to 28 years in prison for the murder of another woman in peru. >>> police arrest a man linked to a bomb scare at an arkansas bank. paul bradley is suspected of forcing a 73-year-old woman to withdraw money with a bomb strapped to her ankle. the woman remembered his license plate number and officers were able to track him down. she says bradley broke into her house, held her and her husband c

to your point, carl, ericson's shares are a beneficiary of this increased spend from at&t with them,e perhaps with nokia. at&t responding positively overall to his comments at the conference as well. nokia, by the way, before this announcement, supplied a third of their equipment, ericson two-thirds of network combiment. nokia was not their largest employer. but they're getting bigger. >> nokia las been troubled for quite a long time. it's one of the most popular names in my lightning round, "mad money." when was nokia's high? >> 2000. >> june of 2000. $62. a bit of a decline. wiped out a lot of people. second question. >> yes. >> how did they pick the name? >> that i don't know. the river? >> nokia is a river in fin llan. >> it's just accessing it. it's still in there. >> ikea has done better. >> there since 2,000. remember, there was of course the time nokia had eclipsed blackberry, just to take us back -- motorola, i should say, no nokia eclipsed motorola. >> you're thinking of nortel. >> put out of business by the chinese, stole their ip. >> remember they lost the brazilian contr

lieu ericson for the rebound after a scoreless overtime, they went to a shootout. jaime bend, gets one past. all three turn back by kerrly, including that final one by fred burns. the stars win 5-4. san jose gets one point for the shootout lost. tied with the kings for the number four spot in the west. >> >> still to come. golf's final tuneup before next week's masters. >> >> nascar drivers back on the track after an extra week to think about all of the emotion on display in their last race. we'll be right back. . am i allergic to any medications? i don't know. last immunization shots? really? honey, what's my blood pressure medicine called? one time i took something and i blew up like a puffer fish. i'm probably allergic to that. at kaiser permanente, your medical information is available to you and your doctors. quickly. securely. no guesswork required. better information. better care. kaiserpermanente. thrive. >>> when we last left you on the nascar circuit, denny was headed to the hospital. in martinsville, virginia, logano not looking over his shoulder. hamlyn

. >> i guess, though frapg, we were in that post eric ericson, the conservative bloger put up sayingvid duke's event. i guess we're saying this conference occurred in 2002 that duke had come within three-points of making it to a run aif for a congressional seat in louisiana. he made the gubernatorial runoff. in was a guy who definitely had a conservative political con stitch when esill in louisiana. is it plausible with a very ambitious audience wouldn't know who duke was involved with? >> i don't know he didn't know who duke was. i think that there definitely are some questions about whether or not he knew who duke was. that might go down to what his defense is here poor staff work. if he only did have one staff work who is being shuttled from event to event, he wasn't necessarily sure what groups he was speaking to. grant it that is necessarily an excuse because you probably should know who you're speaking with. i don't think there's any question he knew who david duke was. i think the question is he knew what this organization stood for when he spoke with them. >> when it comes do

we know there's a fraud investigation into ericson.e're just getting the beginning details of this, we're expecting to hear more when she's in court on wednesday. >> thank you very much, sarah about you know, look. >> we've had her lawyer on the program many times. i want to go to the former district attorney for the southern district. harry, on the legal side here, let's start with this, how significant is this? >> they said no, no, no, no, no. nothing, she's in jail for months, and now all of a sudden, conspired with a russian government official against being a spy essentially? >> it's significant in the context of the national security investigation that led to her arrest in the first place. it's unusual for someone associated with russian intelligence to become a corroborating witness. they can't go home again. if she's really cooperating, that would seem to be something that would be very significant to the intelligence side. >> when we say david gergen, this is the nra republican circles, she met donald trump junior at an event.

its place was taken by nokia, ericson and samsung.in the areas defense and security since... india has purchased $15 billion worth of weapons from the united states as part of the quat alliance. india , along with the united states, australia and japan , participated in naval exercises in the bay of bengal and the arabian sea. the two countries are partners in various international organizations: the un, the g20, the wto, and asia. at the same time, there are differences on strategic issues, this is pakistan. russia, india, china and the usa, the balance of power in this quadrangle, this is the most interesting, in my opinion, geopolitical question of our time, in relations between india and the united states, everything is not as clear as they sometimes try to imagine, for example, in our russian press, saying that... india has a positive trade balance, that is, india sells more to the united states than it imports from the usa, this is a very significant source of earning foreign currency for india, trading with russia. coal from ru

better than midfielder also said he wouldn't give up, but he wanted to understand what had happened. ericson was revived after collapsing during the 1st half of denmark game against finland on saturday. erickson's teammates returned to training on monday for the 1st time since that happened. many of the danish plans were visibly upset during the one no last offended and following the incident. and now the keeper cas dash, michael, has questioned the need to restart the game. i think the game was played, but i think the, the question is obviously, i think a decision about the game should probably not have been been made in the heat of the moment. i think it would probably have been a wise decision to, to maybe change their change the rules and regulations in an extraordinary circumstances and maybe take a breath and then reconvene the day after and make a decision on how the process of the decision making is the is the key that the factors around it in the moment you can't change, right? but the process and how do we create more distance from the immediate emotion call the game off. so people

timing of the delivery of military assistance from germany, given the fact that germany has all the ericson, all of the most needed types of military needed to ukraine. so the arrangements and the delivery and the timing corps not in line with the needs to defend ukraine. and the discussion has been taken place yesterday. some announcements were done, but it is still premature to assess that we will see by actions not by promises. oh, the 70 sion of the deputy prime minister for european and your atlantic integration of your crime. thank you very much for taking the time to speak to us. thank you. the regional governor of lou, hans says many people have been killed in russian shelling of the eastern city of lucy chance. there has been no independent verification of the claim. it comes as russia continues to find for control of neighboring severity. next, this is chance is the only city and the key battleground region. they're still under ukrainian control. at least 4 civilians were killed in an ass strike that on thursday. as they sheltered in a cultural center, britain has approve the extr

ericson and nokia. they have a chance to win the race for 5g.ome times more would say it is lower quality. the majority might say that. you better believe they are pressuring their companies to spy on their customers they are like the swiss. they try very hard to be mutual. they invented a lot more last night i was talking with him. but in the real life it is one of the largest on earth. he advises the best of the best about what can go wrong about cyber terrorism. so why don't you listen what he had to say about huawei. >> i tell them to be very careful. they warned about using those products there is a lot of warnings from different governments to use it. it amazes me the large corporations and governments still use it you cannot beat the attraction of low prices. >> talk about penny wise shame on them. it's also not what you want to hear consider what they have been hit with over the past year they banned u.s. equipment sales. they have been telling network supplies in north korea. can you imagine if an american company tried to do that that

because, you know, people walking around with their ericson mobile phone, don't want to be thinking, oh yeah, these guys actually gave money to isis at some point or, or some of these other groups as well. and bad. i mean, again, you know, i, i keep thinking i just go, this is such a shocking sounding situation. but the reality is, sometimes if you want to operate in controlled territories, you, companies may go this route. are there any other companies that we know of that it face kind of a similar scrutiny to having had this situation happen? well, there are some companies actually out there who have done similar types of things. so for instance, you know, the b m z group, which is an oil company that is owned by empowered to is on the board, the son of turkish president. irwin was accused of actually being the middle man for isis oil. remember, isis took over all the oil fields in iraq, it was part of syria, and then they were in iraq in the area they control were largely oil fields. and remember, the united states didn't bond those oil fields, didn't take out any of that infrastr

ericson and his angry enabler the are embarrassed by his name sake. donald trump had to say this, small crowds @red state today in atlanta. people were very angry and he has saved me time and money. >> caller: good morning, i would like to see carly when she says that hillary clinton lied, they all lie. when that reporter asked trump, she went back way far and looked for things to aggravate him instead of talking about the issues. they didn't do that with the other candidates. i didn't hear them say well, you said this back in such and such. they just did that to trump. and as far as the political correctness, the pendulum is way out of whack. and they worry about things like that crook in georgia that said the n word 30 years. the media blew that up as political correctness. they go after the red skins name for political correctness when there are so many political things that should be do. trump is telling them absolutely what day don't want to hear. and the whole population of the united states knows he is telling the truth, and these politicians,

ericson's role in aiding butina has been a focus of the investigation but so far, he has not been chargedspite the russian government's claim that butina is being tortured while in custody, her lawyer told the court today that she is doing well, mentally. >> thank you very much, sara murray. >>> just ahead, china detains a canadian businessman who boasts about his ties to kim jong-un after arranging dennis rodman's trip to north korea. we're following this intensifying diplomatic dispute. just look at those two. happy. in love. and saving so much money on their car insurance by switching to geico... well, just look at this setting. do you have the ring? oh, helzberg diamonds. another beautiful setting. i'm not crying. i've just got a bit of sand in my eyes, that's all. geico. fifteen minutes could save you fifteen percent or more on car insurance. moving? that's harder now because of psoriatic arthritis. but you're still moved by moments like this. don't let psoriatic arthritis take them away. taltz reduces joint pain and stiffness and helps stop the progression of joint damage. for peopl

for the 1994 rape and murder of 22-year-old stacey ericson. a reporter who witnessed his final moments says she was taken by surprise. >> we heard him on other side of the door. that's marcel williams' laugh. he has such a great laugh. >> reporter: the state had scheduled four double executions over an 11 day period this month. saying the executions needed to be carried out before its supply of lethal hena daniels, cbs news. >> now at least three other condemned prisoners' executions are on hold because of a court ruling. >>> trending now. a black founded hair product company called shea moisture is apologizing for a new advertisement which some on social media are calling whitewashing. the ad includes white women along with a black woman talking about hair hate. and how shea is their go to product. here's a look at part of it. >> lots of days staring in the mirror like i don't know what to do with it. >> i gist didn't feel like i was supposed to be a redhead. >> i dyed my hair blond for seven years of my life. >> some people online say the co

his joe nick, thank you, then much christine ericson has spoken for the 1st time since his cardiac arrest on the pitch. in his team's opening euros came erickson's agent told italy, because it said that a sports that the player wanted to thank well wishes and said he was feeling better . now, midfield also said he wouldn't give up, but he wanted to understand what had happened. erickson was revived. off the collapsing during the 1st talk denmark's game against finland on saturday. well, erickson's team mates returned to training on monday for the 1st time since his collapse. they meet belgium in their 2nd game on 1st day. many the danish plays were visibly upset during they won the last to finland, following the incident. and now the keeper cast bush, michael says a decision to restart, the game should not have been made. i think the game was played, but i think the question is obviously, i think a decision about the game should probably not have been been made in the heat of the moment. i think it would probably have been a wise decision to, to maybe change their change the rules and reg

as vision ericson jogs toward a throw-in and then falls to the ground. you see him there.he was taken off the field on a stretcher. just collapsing. the match was against finland. it was suspended. ericson was taken to the hospital and officials from the denmark national team say he is conscious and undergoing testing. so, if we get any more information on that, we'll bring it to you. but just a shocking moment for so many fans watching that game. >>> all right, coming up, everybody, what does $300 mean to you? hundreds of thousands of americans are about to lose that amount weekly as half the country moves to end pandemic era unemployment benefits. why some states are opting to end the unemployment aid early. that's next. that'sex nt. advil dual action fights pain 2 ways. it's the first and only fda approved combination of advil plus acetaminophen. advil targets pain. acetaminophen blocks it. advil dual action. fast pain relief that lasts 8 hours. ♪ you come and go ♪ ♪ karma-karma-karma- karma-karma chameleon ♪ ♪ you come and go ♪ ♪ you come and go-o-o ♪ ♪ loving would be

. >> thanks, catherine, sony's ten-year partnership with ericson, sony is looking to gain control of swedish electronicsmaker ericsson to beef up mobile phone operations as competition heats up worldwide. sources say sony is in talks with its swedish partner. the japanese firm aims to take over the gent venture to make it a wholly owned group company or boost its shareholding. sony ericsson mobile communications was set up ten years ago as a 50/50 partnership. it sells cell phones and markets around the world. through an effective buyout of the joint enterprise, sony aims to boost its mobile phone operations and speed up decision making. >>> in other news, the eu has begun discussing efforts to boost the capital of european commercial banks. the measures may include the injection of public money. german chancellor angela merkel added that europe should not hesitate to recapitalize its banks if it prevents greater economic damage. concerns are rising in europe that falling bond prices of not only debt-ridden greece but also of italy and spain may have a negative impact on the regional

ericson ceo said in the u.s. tight labor market is making that a challenge. >> we're probably one of the largest trainer of power crews m in northica, actually. but what we see now is that the tower crews are the limiting capacity, so actually, modernize >> reporter: a good economy will help consumers afford gadgets like those foldable phones, both more than $1,900, when 5g is ready. but until then, it's a potential head nd. for "nightly business report," . >>> coming up, thecy mote industry enters the el >>> here's a look at what to watch for tomorrow. as we reported, the fed chair, jerome powell, will be oca tol hill to testify on the state of the economy.be housing wil in focus with the result of housing starts. the s&p case shippchiller price index and home depot. that's what to watch for on tuesday. >>> bank of america says it will no longer use the merrill lynch brand for its investment banking group. it also plans to gradually retire the u.s. trust name to become p bank of amerivate bank. the move is part

but over the last two years, i've watched ericson and knnoki take it up. they can deliver the same services or better services at comparative costs. they'll never match them. when you have state-owned -- we always joke about the battle about airbus and boeing. that's child's play compared to what the chinese communist party does. these are companies that were built on stealing american technology, bringing it back to the homeland and turning around and dumping into in the united states of america and around the world and bullying countries into accepting this technology. when the chinese show up and say it's free, nothing could be further from the truth. they've come to recognize the real costs connected with putting untrusted vendors in their system and i think the world will come to recognize that's not the right path and you will see western technologies that are verifiable, trustworthy and transparent come to dominate the telecommunications markets. >> what's your vision, then, for an end state. decoupling seems unlikely with a competitor as integrated

chris, next. >> my name is chris ericson. marijuana were legal then. please go visit the united states marijuana party. we believe that marijuana should be legalized under federal law, thank you. .. in case of illegal drugs the price has to be no higher than cost. that is, you ca you can't add ts because as soon shoot at anything in it builds the place -- >> thank you. nature last 30-second pitch. >> i believe in vermont. i am a vermonter. thousands of people asked me to run but it's more than just that. it's because i know i can help them. i was talking with a world war ii veteran, a member of the greatest generation. he said i am so glad you are running again, because i have upheld the values that he fought for. i was humbled by that. i'm humbled by the trust vermonters have put in me. i will use every single second to fulfill the trust. >> thank you. thanks everybody. thanks russ to the audience. three weeks from today hopefully will shock america by changing the united states senate seat in vermont, passing our system is running a campaign with all

. >>> the mobile network equipment maker ericson posted a loss a week after its quarterly earnings woulde nearly wiped out. sales fell with the company citing a weak telecom equipment market and stronger competition shares off 5% to $5.10 and a strange day for luxury retailers coach and burberry. first, there were reports coach was working with an investment bank on a potential merger with burberry. then later in the morning, different reports came out and said the two companies were not in active talks. shares of coach fell 1% to $35.55. >>> our market monitor likes cloud computing and social media companies. he has named -- companies he says reflect the new reality of tech. last time he was on, back in december, he recommended amazon, which is up 22%. facebook, which is up 24%. and workday, which is 10% higher. joining us now is mark leeman, president. welcome. >> thanks for having me. >> the new reality of tech. what do you mean by that? >> the new reality of tech really tells a couple stories. one is you have cloud computing, which is what we saw in the microsoft report. and companie

he's called leaf ericson leaf the son of eric. and it's leaf erickson who ventures west and we know encounters north america. he probably went first to labrador, which is up in the upper coast here. i didn't find much in the way of timber there. that's a pretty desolate coast. and so we sailed for the south until we would find he's looking for a reasonable place to to live and resources agriculture etc. and he finds it. he finds it. on the north on the tip of newfoundland the island of newfoundland the northwest corner a little peninsula the judge up there is a place called aunts lametto. in the 1960s scandinavian archaeologists began to look in this area now. it's interesting. how they decided to do this they looked at maps from the 14th and 15th century of this part of the world primitive to be sure primitive to be sure. but these maps did show in gross outline something that looked like, newfoundland. they then began to apply kind of common sense if you were sailing west from greenland. well likely be the first place looking at

-- cris ericson? >> homeschooling is legal in vermont. get rid of as many superintendents and been destroyed is as possible. we don't need all of these layers of bureaucracy, and make a deal with teachers for children from kindergarten or preschool up through and including sixth grade. the only things that are important are those years are math, science, reading, writing, the basics. they don't need anything more than the basics. they need to have the basic sound ground in those years. we need to make a deal with teachers, if you take six students, you get 10,000 less per student per take six into your home, that is $60,000. we need to make many, many, many, many schools similar to home schooling, with just one teacher, six students, and the teacher gets paid it $10,000 per student, $60,000, no administrators, no superintendents. cut them out. >> i just want to say this. i support our troops. i was proud to launched operation holiday homecoming last holiday season when our troops were getting left at the base in indiana. we raised over 30

mostly purchased telecommunications equipment from huawei, ericson and nokia.ussia after. the beginning of events in ukraine. now the goods are being parallel imported. at the same time, if we take it in monetary terms, imports increased by 56%. the interlocutors explain this by the fact that telecom operators previously had large volumes and long contracts, and now they buy at retail, and besides, according to them, now a used one costs much more than a new one used to cost. sources add: commissions have increased, transportation costs have disappeared discounts. according to one of the interlocutors , old stocks and imports. supplies are sufficient for immediate needs. julia, everything about economics. namarin, thank you, it was marina pimenova with business news. in the uk, there is heated debate about a law passed by the scottish parliament. they introduced criminal liability for offensive behavior towards members of transgender sexual minorities. now any objective criticism, including the use of incorrect pronouns, becomes a crime. motivated by hatred and

ericson, who on may 3, 2011, did issue the interim report and said, here i'm quoting, our purpose in issuing the interim report was to alert gsa to potential waste and abuse so gsa could take steps to avoid future issues. please be advised that the investigation is an going and no personnel action should be taken until you have received the final report. now, with respect to some notion that maybe the officers of the agency or even the administration should have taken action. is it your view that personnel action could not have been taken until april when the final report was released? or had become known? >> representative norton, i believe the e-mail is dated july 25, 2011. >> it is. but it says on may 3rd. >> well, we gave the interim report on may 3rd to miss johnson and the deputy administrator susan brita. on may 17th, we personally briefed the administrator. and in july 25 -- again, there's the second report. the second report -- >> when was the final report alluded to in this e-mail -- when was that final report? >> the final report. >> received. >> the western region's confe

the kommersant newspaper writes, citing sources, the tape can even stop product purchases unilever, ericson nesl, nescafe purina and friskies, as well as colgate polmalife. the day before, the feed had already announced that it had suspended the purchase of animal feed from the mars company, these are the brands whiskey, spedigry, chappy, royal conin. the network explains that it did not agree with the manufacturers on prices. at the same time , the russian division of mars says that there will be no increase for a year and a half. the price of feed, despite the fact that raw materials and logistics are becoming more expensive, and a month ago it became known that delivering goods to the feeder at mondelis refused the purchase prices offered to it, these are milca and alpin gold chocolates, as well as oreo cookies. julia, that's all for me. yes, marin, thank you, it was marina pimenova with an economic review, now we will break for a short advertisement, that’s what we’ll talk about next. don't switch. following chinese electric vehicles , solar panels have come under attack. and vitryaki s