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

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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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

the former vice president when bo ericson of cbs you just played that clip asked a fair question willers unions to cooperate in getting kids back to classrooms because the covid task force said it was safe, he yells back why are you the one yelling the questions as if that is something new. that is a profound difference between the way mr. biden is treated as opposed to anybody in the trump administration or trump himself. that's why you saw so many white house reporters write books about their experiences. i have a feeling under the joe biden administration you won't see many books at all because there will be very few press conferences and he won't be as accessible. >> mike: speaking of tone, listen to reporters questioning joe biden. >> what do you see the biggest threat to the transition given the president's unprecedented delay of power? >> you spoke of the dangers of the president's continuedston stone walling. doesn't appear the president will come around soon and admit defeat. what are you going to do? >> i want your thoughts on the president's tweets over the weekend. >> kevi

kimberly ericson, the acting chief of staff, and i have to tell you that i'm humbled to be a part of this. thanks for having me here today. my supervisor had a very aggressive travel schedule, but he asked me to pass along his best and hopes to see you soon in this beautiful city of ours. on behalf of the director, i want to tell you how much we appreciate the celebration of black history month. i've worked in transportation for 20 years now. i know you can't tell, but it's been 20 years. so naturally, i loved spotlighting some of the highlights. i'm going to take us back and talk a little history. i'll start in 1893 in nationalville, tennessee. there -- nashville, tennessee. there, elton jackson patented a safety for street trolley to keep them from rolling downhill. keep streets clear in the era of horse drawn carriages was probably very important. much appreciated by the folks in 1896, right? now, they didn't stop there. brooks' design allowed for the truck's front brushes to be interchanged with scrapers in the winter to assist with snow removal. later, 1938, minnesota, frederick

then you also see the largest ones in major countries going with a nokia or ericson solution as opposedawei. ntt in japan and the list goes on and i think what's happening is that the citizens of the world are waking up to china's strategy of concealment, cooperation and coercion and that's affecting huawei's business because everybody knows 5g is so critical in terms of carrying people's most private information you know, intellectual property. >> i guess, keith, outside of huawei, this sort of three widely accepted global auctions. is it disappointing there's not a u.s. option? >> well, you know, for a guy who has been a global ceo in silicon valley for the last 30 years, it's really the first major paradigm shift that silicon valley's missed. so i'd be kidding you if i didn't say it was a disappointment however u, we're working with so many different silicon valley companies and companies around the world. on that next generation. so i think over the next few years, you're going to see some amazing developments in this area and it's critical. 5g, by orders of magnitude, increased the

but it was georgia beach, the ericson sky crane that made the biggest impact. >> just like clock work>> reporter: sucking up 9,800 liters of sea water at a time. she got to work dousing the flames. after two hours in the air, it was back to base to refuel before heading out again. >> the fire from my opinion is a bit closer than i originally thought so we'll continue to monitoring and working with the ground crews. >> reporter: for the specialized pilots who have been part of ael attack there's nowhere else they'd like to be. >> no one likes to see property lost. they just want to get to work. >> anna coren, new south wales australia. >> and for more on how you can help the victims of australia's bush fires you can visit cnn.com/impact. >> and by the way, 2019 wasn't just a record setting year in australia, it was the second hottest ever on the planet. the car pun kis climate change service says the only year that was hotter was 2016, and it wasn't hotter by much, turns out the last decade is considered the warmest on record. think also said most land areas were warmer than average in

eric ericson, a journalist in georgia has written a piece how john osoff has been pushed by purdue toreceived from a chinese communist media company that was going into his documentary firm. he finally did that. i mean, this is a young up and coming politician. is that the kind of person they would target? >> that's right. this is how they do this. swawelsh when that relationship first developed and we needed to know more of what that relationship was, was a local city councilman. this is how they start influencing. it's very subtle. very soft. but if you start looking at how they view the world, it is basically influencing whether senators remember the rise to china is. that's what vice president biden said on the campaign trail just this year. that's the narrative they're pushing. i'll be in georgia, that's right. i'll be in georgia. it's near and dear to my heart and should be for the country's. it is the fire wall against a lot of these progressive policies and taking a tough stance. what the soviet union could never do was flood the zone with money across american society. that's

let's explore that with brad ericson. got a buy rating on the stock and a price target of $50. you like what you're seeing at uber you have some suggestions for what they might do next. i guess my question is what are you looking for in the profit report today and what they say about the future because it's probably they're not going to make money this quarter. they're not going to turn it around that fast what are you looking for >> thanks for having me. yeah they are not going to make money today. we'll save you the suspense. what we're looking for is a mid 20s number in the guidance is kind of the bogey where people are eye iing from a top line perspective there. got to maintain that the street is modeling i would say somewhere in neighborhood of a billion seven to two billion in losses for 2020 b probably an angle to look to see that come down in everyone's forecast coming out of the report today those are the two kind of major things >> what is potentially over the next couple of years, the bright spot of this company's business? is it how it began ride sharing or is it ub

and because it is so politically toxic, truly, truly toxic, none of them can be as honest as eric ericsonthey square the circle is just lie and pathetically promise over and over that just in two weeks or so they will have figured out a solution. >> we're signing a health care plan within two weeks, a full and complete health care plan. >> we're going to be introducing a tremendous health care plan some time prior -- hopefully prior to the end of the month. it is just about completed now. >> over the next two weeks, i will be pursuing a major executive order requiring health insurance companies to cover pre-existing conditions for all customers. >> i have it all ready. >> the president will be laying out some additional health care steps in the coming, i would say, two weeks, yeah. >> the truth is every trump health care plan is just like trump university, it is a transparent con. for someone who knows about pre-existing conditions and insurance marketplace regulation, is the former acting administrator for medicare and medicate services which put him in charge of administering huge parts

intere interestingly the tra trans periodicals of the day, two of which were the ericson news letteridn't cover the riots, but the gay oriented news letter emphasized the prominent role played by street queens and by drag queens in the riots, so things are quite complicates. we also have the issue of translation 50 years later, so today we tend to really police the boundaries between gay and trans, but in 1969, many people like marsha p. johnson, sylvia rivera were comfortable referring to themselves as both gay and transvestites. they didn't see those things as necessarily in opposition or as mutually exclusive. >> to our viewers or listeners tuning in, we are looking back 50 years ago at the stonewall riots, a turning point for the gay and lesbian community, and our guest from greenwich village, new york, is marc steen. he's the author of a new book that looks back at what happened 50 years ago. and we've been talking about new york city police officers, the politician commissioner james ha o'neill onndle twitter with the apology for the way officers 50 years ago handled the situat

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. >> so amy ericson asked on facebook, how did the compromise of 1850 work into the timelines of peggy. do we know how her position on slavery might have differed from her husband? >> i don't and what's interesting is they come from a part of new york known as the burned over district. it's called the burned over district because it is said that the fires of revivalism burned over so often. it was the most antislavery part of the united states. the center of the antislavery movement. just south of where fillmore is growing up, william seward is starting his political career. just down the road, frederick douglas will live in rochester, new york and with all this antislavery activity going on, neither of the fillmores ever lift a finger to fight save lav and show no sympathy to free blacks. quite shocking that they are completely clue uless about this when he's running for vice president, somebody accuses him of helping fugitive slaves escape. in a letter so shocking i wouldn't say on the air, he says incredibly horrible things about black people. why would i lift my finger to help him.

i'mpositioned sky works is still cheap they will go into that and total addressable market is much larger ericsonport, they said that they're going to see 190, 5-g phones there are areas of growth. they're not dependent upon the economy. it's unlikely any legislation happens before the election. still though, you have companies that make, distribute things like gravel, sand, as fault mix, concrete, you get the idea, rebar, anything infrastructure related, all the stocks are higher look at vulcan materials and they're leading wait in the materials sector along with the steel maker newcorp corporation. and we'll throw caterpillar in there as well helping to add 50 or 10 points earlier this session to the dow's overall gains. traders are waiting to see if there is any further progress on that front over the last several years, there's been a lot of talk on infrastructure and not so much action back over you to guys >> yeah that, is a good caveat. it is a day where the cyclical, the value stuff is moving. so it's happening in the context of similar or adjacent sectors or getting a little bit of a boo

. >> my name is dean ericson, and i'm the owner of [inaudible] and i'm also a member of the san francisco fitness coalition, and the first restaurants and bars were allowed to reopen amid the spike in the last reopening effort, and theaters and museums are given a higher priority than gyms and fitness centers. [inaudible] on-site schools, which is a mix [inaudible] basically another surge and halt reopening. there are a number of multiple safety and health issues related to outdoor fitness. indoor fitness can be controlled and can be safe. for the last two months, the city has hidden behind the state watch list now that we are in the state red tier, rated in the 10% indoor occupancy for gyms and fitness centers, you are deviating from state guidelines with no indication that gyms or fitness centers are a danger as long as guidelines are in place minimizing contact. [inaudible] small business and the health of san francisco residents who you serve are impacted. start applying some common sense to these strategies. please start looking at san francisco's small businesses as being a priority

elsewhere, we have to think about ways to enable other incumbents who can provide part of the 5g network, ericson and nokia who do significant business in the u.s. there's a lot of innovation around the idea of open radio access for networks. there are companies that we work with regularly who are getting into component pieces of the 5g network. so, while this sort of core network, there are only a few players right now, there's a lot of innovation going on across the network. and i think the government sees -- and this is an area where we really have the national security and the economic parts of agency sitting next to each other to try to figure out the right mix so that we are not in a position where a subsidized player dominates a market particularly if that subsidized player has demonstrated their vulnerability management, some of their security practices, and some of how they're influenced by a foreign government are things that make them less trustworthy. so, we're trying to stimulate. we're stimulating r&d. we're doing it with the way we pilot things. we're trying to figure out ways we c

. >> my name is dean ericson, and i'm the owner of [inaudible] and i'm also a member of the san francisco fitness coalition, and the first restaurants and bars were allowed to reopen amid the spike in the last reopening effort, and theaters and museums are given a higher priority than gyms and fitness centers. [inaudible] on-site schools, which is a mix [inaudible] basically another surge and halt reopening. there are a number of multiple safety and health issues related to outdoor fitness. indoor fitness can be controlled and can be safe. for the last two months, the city has hidden behind the state watch list now that we are in the state red tier, rated in the 10% indoor occupancy for gyms and fitness centers, you are deviating from state guidelines with no indication that gyms or fitness centers are a danger as long as guidelines are in place minimizing contact. [inaudible] small business and the health of san francisco residents who you serve are impacted. start applying some common sense to these strategies. please start looking at san francisco's small businesses as being a priority

acaba de cancelar su asistencia sumÁndose a amazon, lg y ericson.el 24 y 27 de febrero. satcha: cuenta acerca de las medidas que van a implementar en el congreso tan importante. eileen: habrÁn medidas respecto a las entradas que se van a implementar un control de temperatura toda la gente que va y prohibido el acceso a todas las personas que provengan de la provincia de -- y los asistentes que estÉn en china deberÁn demostrar que han estado fuera del paÍs 14 dÍas antes del evento. segÚn datos de la expo, en la ediciÓn pasada el 5% de los asistentes provenÍa de china y por eso la preocupaciÓn. satcha: habrÍa que preguntar porque quizÁ no decidieron cancelarla. demasiado dinero invertido en muchas de las compaÑÍas aprovecha para dar a conocer los nuevos productos y ojalÁ que no pase nada. gracias por informarnos y un gusto tenerte con nosotros esta maÑana. karla: a menos de 24 horas de las primarias del partido demÓcrata, los dos candidatos que lideran las encuestas son el senador sanders y pete buttigieg. disputan el primer lugar en la asamblea de io

ericson: of the night. she got 11 out of 30. stuart: okay.r] stuart: yeah. i think i said yes. i might take that back. [laughter] >> isn't that how you look on the dance floor at the christmas party usually? stuart: i have -- >> oh, come on! i've seen those colors on you. don't play coy. [laughter] stuart: i'm in trouble on this show. i really am. i haven't been on the dance floor in half a century. >> 50 years? stuart: i danced with my daughter, both of them, at their weddings. that's it it. >> that's it? like that? stuart: no, not like that. different costume, i might add. i'm moving on, is that okay? >> move it on. stuart: microsoft is -- susan, you can't get it on your iphone. >> no, you can't, but you can get it on our android, it's called the x class from microsoft, the netflix of game streaming. it allows you to basically stream any xbox game without having to buy the console. how cool is that? stuart: i can't wait. >> you can't -- [laughter] stuart: i'm going to get myself one of those fancy phones. >> right. those xbox games, why don

. >> my name is dean ericson, and i'm the owner of [inaudible] and i'm also a member of the san francisco fitness coalition, and the first restaurants and bars were allowed to reopen amid the spike in the last reopening effort, and theaters and museums are given a higher priority than gyms and fitness centers. [inaudible] on-site schools, which is a mix [inaudible] basically another surge and halt reopening. there are a number of multiple safety and health issues related to outdoor fitness. indoor fitness can be controlled and can be safe. for the last two months, the city has hidden behind the state watch list now that we are in the state red tier, rated in the 10% indoor occupancy for gyms and fitness centers, you are deviating from state guidelines with no indication that gyms or fitness centers are a danger as long as guidelines are in place minimizing contact. [inaudible] small business and the health of san francisco residents who you serve are impacted. start applying some common sense to these strategies. please start looking at san francisco's small businesses as being a priority

ericson, you're recognized for five minutes. >> thank you, mr. chairman. for the hearing. thank you to our witnesses. real quick on the last point, it just seems like there's an endless list of well intended policies from my democratic colleague colleagues about the impact of losing their identities and those folks, we get it. when the government mandates closures, when it mandates you have to pay, when it mandates you to have buy this health care product, they put a noose on their neck and ask why don't you guys help with jobs and give people, you know, create this land of opportunity. it doesn't make any sense to me. but i am grateful that we're having this hearing, mr. chairman, because nobody can comment in this pandemic more than our small businesses and restaurants. i married into a family, and i'm a lucky texan, and my in-laws have taken me there, and it's unbelievable. and by the way, the dallas chain, oysters, all of these things i'm learning as a west texan, we don't eat much fresh seafood this far west, but you guys represent what it means to our citizens and to

by four push—chair formation final, and, well, we've got the upfront pair, of course, johanson and ericson going, he's going, he's going! with no sport to commentate on, i'm out of work. and as i say, being the sad individual that i am, the only thing that i could really come up with was re—enacting test match cricket in my back garden, going head to head against the garden furniture. so, it's all about being more observant to the things around us, and bringing them to life with the tone of your voice. the dancing man has finished. mike, mike, mike! yeah? mike, love the haircut! love the haircute! off you go, now, off you go. thank you, i'll tell my wife, she did it. what a haircut and what a performance from mike bushell. seven! commentator in all of us, if was thinking, we appears, has. hairbrush! it is there!, first, but here is offside as it normally is. delight consumer law here in the morning, mike. iwas delight consumer law here in the morning, mike. i was expecting. delight consumer law here in the morning, mike. iwas expecting. —— in its here. take practice. that is physical dista

. >> reporter: jimm ericson saw hs burnt cars and his home. they learned their home was not damaged but that night they had left in a hurry. >> we evacuated at 2:00 in the morning. >> it was nerve-racking but he's calmed. >> i wanted to stay there and ride it out. >> reporter: they had access and now they can come and go as a sigh of relief. they still have power but no water. the family's first stop at the solano check-in. >> there are no electrical issues or fallen trees. >> reporte >> my granddaughter called me and in tears crying. she was so excited. >> reporter: back at the ericksons grass is burnt and so as two cars but they are grateful. >> reporter: the county says it is unclear when the other phases for reentry will begin. reporting live in solano county, christie smith, nbc bay area news. >>> let's take a look at the latest numbers right now in the north bay where christie is of the lnu fire, that's the deadliest of the three. this is the szu right here, lnu complex, 35% contained. szu of five counties. now the longest fire made up o

kimberly ericson, the acting chief of staff, and i have to tell you that i'm humbled to be a part of this. thanks for having me here today. my supervisor had a very aggressive travel schedule, but he asked me to pass along his best and hopes to see you soon in this beautiful city of ours. on behalf of the director, i want to tell you how much we appreciate the celebration of black history month. i've worked in transportation for 20 years now. i know you can't tell, but it's been 20 years. so naturally, i loved spotlighting some of the highlights. i'm going to take us back and talk a little history. i'll start in 1893 in nationalville, tennessee. there -- nashville, tennessee. there, elton jackson patented a safety for street trolley to keep them from rolling downhill. keep streets clear in the era of horse drawn carriages was probably very important. much appreciated by the folks in 1896, right? now, they didn't stop there. brooks' design allowed for the truck's front brushes to be interchanged with scrapers in the winter to assist with snow removal. later, 1938, minnesota, frederick