bqe buses nothing if i get ahold of somebody all the e d d backlog of unemployment claims continues how one man laid off from tesla took matters into his own hands and hurricane ida intensifies i'm so glad you're ok, sgt. houston. this is sam with usaa. do you see the tow truck? yes, thank you, that was fast. sgt. houston never expected this to happen. or that her grandpa's dog tags would be left behind. but that one call got her a tow and rental... ...paid her claim... ...and we even pulled a few strings. making it easy to make things right: that's what we're made for. usaa. what you're made of, we're made for. get a quote today. usaa. what you're made of, we're made for. person town hall since the start of the pandemic and it was a lively event, with tempers flaring at various points throughout the night a large part of tonight's discussion centered on the coronavirus pandemic the congressman was unapologetic about his support for the states' mask, mandate and businesses that require proof of vaccination. i believe he is. the best way to go about this is because if you're going to mak

didn't make it to the major leagues, but i got ahold of scrapbooks. and my part of the presentation is going to be heavy with pictures. this was in chapel hill at a v-5 navy pre-flight base. it was ground training and truly one of the toughest military training programs in in the world. the next screen is my dad with buddy hassett, the baseball coach and the head survival guide, which i'll touch on later, who was very close to ted. and, of course, ted and johnny. so the next slide is the five guys that come down from amherst and they shipped into chapel hill together, and most of these players, including ted williams, played the majority of his military ball in chapel hill. so the next slide, we'll show you a little bit about the culture. i just got ahold of this comic book about a month ago, and it actually -- these guys they really were captain marvels. that's my dad as a little kid reading the magazine. i know. it's amazing how things come together after people pass away and you start digging through trunks and scrapbooks. the next picture is a pag

but i actually got ahold of his training records. and the instructors would write, you know, he knows how, he just can't do it. too many flaps, not enough flaps. he's a menace to the airfield. i think he's a bright guy, he ended up flourishing as a coach, but not a great pilot. >> you know what, if that's the only hole in johnny's card, we're fine with that in boston, a beloved figure, we miss him dearly. >> right, love him. so i think i've got a couple of more slides. i don't want to take up too much of the presentation, but this is just another one, i believe that's don dimaggio came down, they had reunions at some of the games. then, let's see. now, this is a card that i'm sure a lot of the viewers have. that's from chapel hill. you have to squint to read the writing on the plaque. that's one of the pieces of memorabilia that i've been collecting over the years and it's amazing. there you go, this is a famous picture, i believe that's at fenway park when ted was in chapel hill, he got away on a rare occasion for one of the all sta

d for two days 50 bucks is nothing if i get ahold of somebody and it got hold of somebody on the secondunfortunately silva was told he needed a different department and is now getting help with his claim but if it wasn't for the body wouldn't have known where to go it reflects the, um. um, great overloaded the system and the desperation people. michael bernick is the former head of the e, d d and now at an employment and labour lawyer in san francisco for each individual. it makes sense to make as many calls or hire people to make calls um collectively it leads to a system that just is overloaded with calls and means that nobody is able to get through easily the e d. d provided a statement to ktvu pointing out. it has a callback system for those who leave their number quote we never encourage folks to pay for services they can get for free. we understand how challenging it can be to get through to the call center and we're working hard to pay claims resolve issues and enhance our ability to serve our claimants things will only begin to change when the unemployment rate goes down, and th

my mother came to get ahold me recently. ah ah, i know what i thought was mckenna chef. can miss something moment for me? it's not philip led to that. we're either so that we're not on my phone. come to central about the desk at the most part, but then there's lots of money. i'm sending that back to me. but again, it could be that the other one you would be getting the me about just even know what i got when i got me you've been a little much i've been it's been real kind of them with a math and all the sort of and how do they how to measure and the bloody how it would be and how to do nothing to get what what do you mean? what job, what fema somebody will be probably make it much harder. i ah ah me mohammed lonnie brought a group of young boys on this trip. part of his commitment to involve young people as much as he can in his favorite sports. ah, ah, ah, ah! on day 3 of the rally, the plan was for the boys to give a display of the quote by writing what they call an exhibition right? ah, ah, in charge of them. so that's just you have to talk and we had a fall in love a

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when it gets ahold of you, it gets ahold of you. that point, the regret is overwhelming. that's really the hardest conversations that we end up having here. you know, you sit there and you hold the hands of these individuals who know that if they had just gotten the vaccine, they maybe wouldn't be here. the worst is when we talk to folks who know they brought it home to their families, and all of them are now sick with covid. you know, just a couple weeks ago, we had an entire family here sick and admitted in the hospital with covid because they, as a family, chose not to get vaccinated. one individual came home and gave it to all of them. >> that's terrible. white house officials have said that they are in touch with state leaders in texas and other states, as well, to provide any necessary support. what specifically would you like to see from the federal government? how can they help your hospital? >> from our standpoint, it's staffing. it always has been staffing. you know, the issue at this point in time is not so much the covid numbers themselves are so high. we've a

. >> he was worried about that, and he tried to get ahold of her and couldn't get ahold of her.lly went over to her house and left a note on the door because he was worried because she had not shown up for lunch. >> he was one of the last people to have spoken to her on that friday. she had spoken to him more recently than her husband. >> when they interviewed sandi's friend, they grew more suspicious. it turned out cane hadn't been totally candid with them about the nature. >> he initally held back that they had had a romantic or sexual relationship. that came out a little bit later. it was suspicious to police that he wasn't up front from the beginning. >> why did he hold back? >> maybe he was concerned, in general, she was a married woman, he didn't want that to get out. >> as they had with greg, cops put kane on polygraph machine. he passed the test and offered an alibi. cops told him he could go home for now. when they laid out the time line, detectives discovered jeff kane wasn't the only man sandi was supposed to meet. there was another guy, a former coworker named cliff

they get ahold of the banking system, and then they go in with companies like huawei or zte and theyly free infrastructure, so free communications infrastructure, and my warning to a lot of our allies in the countries that i meet with is there's nothing for free. what the chinese are doing with that is that they are ensuring that they control the communications of the infrastructure so they can monitor for economic purposes those businesses and others that they may want to get involved in so they have total control and manipulation capability, over those countries and governments. >> makes these countries not just dependent on china, but also dependent on the chinese world view, that you need to surveil your citizens, control them, that's something that we don't believe in in america, our allies don't believe in, and so we need to make sure that we're able to stop this threat. maria: it is not just weaker countries finding themselves tangled in china's economic subversion. subversion, american investors have fallen victim as well. >> chinese companies some are listed on exchanges tha

congress is now going to get ahold of those.arges already in place in new york, possible additional charges as i've written, trump's at substantial risk and now congress closing in, i think that's a big deal. we could see more revelations of the kinds of two sets of books, fraud that got mr. weisselberg in trouble so far, and that's just starting. >> tim, what is the next step here? i mean in terms of -- based on what you know about the former president, your dealings with him, how much do you think this matters to him? and if it does is it because there's something there to hide or just nobody likes to have their returns looked out in public? >> it matters deeply because his tax returns would not only indicate how robust his business is but how much money he had coming from oversees and who possibly his partners were from overseas. to what extent tid his interactions with vladimir putin or other dictators, how much were informed by his desire to pad his own wallet? i think this disclosure gets to that and he knows it. there's r

at least you just frustrated cause you can't get ahold of anybody.va of tracy still hasn't received his benefits from when he was furloughed from tesla more than a year ago and he says he also hasn't received his unemployment benefits from when his job ended in june you see the fraudulent claims that are throughout any day anything like the criminals got paid while the people that really needed are really sitting in limbo now. where it seems like the criminals got off with the fraud and it just seems like the people that really needed are really struggling now, silva says he called the e d d constantly records show the edie was getting 2.1 million calls a week last month. no luck at all. that's why i decided to call. give the body try the but it's a service that enlists an automated artificially intelligent web robot for $50 it relentlessly called the e d. d for two days 50 bucks is nothing if i get ahold of somebody and it got hold of somebody on the second day, unfortunately silva was told he needed a different department and is now getting help wi

d for two days 50 bucks is nothing if i get ahold of somebody and it got hold of somebody on the secondunately silva was told he needed a different department and is now getting help with his claim but if it wasn't for the body wouldn't have known where to go reflects the, um. great overloaded the system and the desperation people michael bernick is the former head of the e d d and now in employment and labour lawyer in san francisco for each individual. it makes sense to make as many calls or hire people to make calls um collectively it leads to a system that just is overloaded with calls and means that nobody is able to get through easily the e d. d provided a statement to ktvu pointing out. it has a callback system for those who leave their number quote we never encourage folks to pay for services they can get for free. we understand how challenging it can be to get through to the call center and we're working hard to pay claims resolve issues and enhance our ability to serve our claimants things will only begin to change when the unemployment rate goes down, and the number of new cl

congress is now gonna get ahold of those.ace in new york. possible, additional charges, as i've written, trump's at substantial risk. and now, congress closing in. i think that's a big deal. we could see more revelations of the kinds of two sets of books fraud that got mr. weisselberg in trouble, so far. and that's just starting. >> tim, where do -- what -- what is the next step here? i mean, in terms of, you know, based on what you know about the former president, your dealings with him, how much do you think this matters to him? and if it does, is it because there's something there to hide? or just the, you know, nobody likes to have their, you know, laundry, dirty or not, looked at in public? >> it matters to him, deeply, because his tax returns would not only indicate how robust his business actually is. it would, also, indicate how much money he had coming in from overseas, and possibly who some of his partners were overseas. and this is one of the great, unanswered questions of his administration. to what extent did his

right now because there is no service in this area, crews on this side of the highway can not get ahold of crews on the other side of the highway to confirm that information and let us know. we know new evacuation warnings issued in the southlake tahoe area, this happening as crews race for a change with the weather conditions with the red flag warning going into effect tomorrow. the biggest concern are the flying embers we have been seeing for the past hour here next to highway near cox canyon, crews are standing nearby in case the embers go into areas where there are homes. standing ready to do structure protection. >> we thank you for that. >>> reminder to download the kpix5 app. gives you access to cbsnbay area and newscasts and realtime news updates. you can sign up for breaking news alerts. >>> still ahead, here at just in time for the 9ers game today. light rail back up and running. we will have the latest. >>> and a drone attack by the u.s. kills suspected terrorists as well as women and children in afghanistan. why the military said it had to be done. >>> that it happened on th

matlock lost her job, she was told she was already getting relief money >> somebody had just gotten aholdty number and was able to set up an account in my name. >> the fbi and secret service have opened up more than 3,000 investigations earlier this month a nigerian oil company engineer was charged with submitting more than 250 fraudulent claims in 17 u.s. states allegedly stealing almost $300,000 while sitting in nigeria. >> we'll probably never know exactly how much money was stolen at the end of the day we'll know how many we get back and how many people we put in jail. >> the biden administration is helping to spend 2 bi$2 billiont most of the billions stolen are gone for good. >> plenty ahead here on "early today" including the bitcoin bounce back. what pushed the cryptocurrency past 50,000 again? >>> and feeling ckluy? why we could soon see bigger powerball jack pots. g? boban bag! you get tobi bag. tobi bag? go for the handful! is olay better than your clean beauty? olay has 99% pure niacinamide. it's derm-tested. and now, it's cleanest formula with hydration that beats the $400 cr

police union told us that the criticism and pressure exerted on the officers might be unfair, can get ahold of a surface man. i am sure that my call exactly than accordance with the law. in addition, more than 60 police officers were injured, they clearly did not stumble but suffered during the protests, which by the way, were fast and peaceful because they violated public order. since they were banned, the police are the center of criticism and such deployments. that's something we're used to society is becoming ever more polarized politics that cultivate anything but peaceful conversation have come to beauty, to the us, and the police on right between irreconcilable fronts that are no longer ready to engage in dialogue. and all that doesn't make up police work any easier. i don't have any other opinions about this colleague say they have been under pressure and these events a lot of colleagues have been injured and that doesn't make the situation easier. we'd like to see politics being used to calm people down on all sides. around 5000 people took part in protests in berlin on sunday, wit

they're not willing to do they know many things in ahold of their reporting life, proceed on the news from the be root port areas and it will come back to you, i suspect in a couple of minutes. so. so let's talk more about the implications of that explosion at the for to be rude. exactly a year ago. it couldn't have come as we've been exploring at a worse time for the broader country, lebanon, and other countries suffering its worst economic crisis and decades. the currency has collapsed. tens of thousands of people have lost their jobs. names that i am is a professor of international affairs and diplomacy at not time university in lebanon. he joins us live from beirut name. so i guess what we're talking about here is how do you resurrect to pick up on something the pope was saying, how do you resurrect an entire country? was the 1st step to do that is for, according countries will have had their hand inside our moving. so it's from abroad, they should look up with our problem differentiate for more time and the people in the city just for doing the work. they are extension those same

and that these boosters likely available in september, will be needed to get ahold of this sweeping delta variant. and with 100,000 people in the u.s. now hospitalized with coe said, that's the highest level in seven months, tonight, we're inside a hospital in galveston where nearly all of the patients in the icu are on ventilators tonight. all but one unvaccinated. abc's marcus moore from texas. >> reporter: tonight, mounting evidence that vaccine booster shots could increase protection from covid-19. pfizer reporting on new data showing people who got a booster five to eight months after the second dose saw three times the antibodies. the company will now ask that full authorization for the vaccine be extended to its booster shot. >> the data is very solid. it does show that there's a loss of immunity that is absolutely improved with a third dose and gives you the extra protection you need. >> reporter: and today, johnson & johnson reporting antibody levels jumped nine times in people who got a booster six months after the one shot. the company plans to work with public health shorts to

when did you get ahold of this area? and to have 2 hours ago. yes, we come here and we're going to come in the meeting. so they've evacuated. clutching the u. s. made in full rifles of commandeered tele bond fighters watch is american troops move inside the perimeter, destroy equipment and bus in evacuation. behind that door is america little just the music on the rivers. busy told him, and you tell him and they are in the watch how also the so what does it mean to go? this is all the know you're all due to the sizes counts, the number of c 17 across departing from the end of the runway. the telephone secure the commercial side of the a pause almost 2 weeks ago, but only pushed into military areas on friday nights. the aversion of special forces, known as the battery, 313, and victorious strike force are in charge of security. we are not here to protect the american. we are here to prevent looting of this place in the military equipment. the promises we made into her. we are standing by them on the hook they sell these taliban officials a walkin

. >> get ahold of yourself. >> calm down. >> could i get that headset, please. >> do not raise your voicesir. >> i am not raising my voice. i just want my headset. >> our country is going through a difficult time. if you won't cooperate. >> i don't know where a headset ties into patriotism. >> is there a problem? >> i don't think so. >> will you come to the back of the plane so we can have a talk? >> i will only say this one time, calm down. jesse: so much for flying the friendly skies. air rage out of control. >> oh, my gosh, oh, oh ... [bleep] [bleep] [bleep] jesse: they need to duct tape that guy. airline workers are taking self-defense classes to deal with violent passengers. the faa says there have been 3,500 reports so far just this year with 600 of them under investigation. that's double the number of investigation in 2019 and 2020 combined. here to discuss, southwest airlines attendant myron seefns, sonia lavoska. at southwest, it always seems like it's a southwest situation. what have you experienced, what have your colleagues experienced, and what are you doing to deal with thes

as we exit, i just want you to quickly go down how people can get ahold of he. >> you can call me. i'm not going to give you my phone number, but you can e-mail me. >> most of you know how to get in touch with me. i know a lot of faces out there, and also follow s.f. wall street. we're on all the social media platforms. [applause] >> so i think our website, urbanalchemyus. we see it. >> you can reach san francisco rebels on all social media platforms for our peace park and requity. same thing. we're on all the social networks. feel free to reach out to us. we're here, ready to go. thank you. >> thank you. we hear, and we ain't going nowhere, so we are now back in the hands of director davis. thank you, all. [applause] >> -- the mixer after, and i think this is the time, really, in this last little portion for us to have some conversation. i know that emilia and lisa are checking the chat. the intention -- and i don't know where james caldwell is, or deanthony is, but the intention is to continue this, right? that this is today, and that we come back in a couple months, and we have

when did you get ahold of this area? to have 2 hours ago? yes, we can hear you. i'm gonna come in. so they've evacuated. clutching the us, made in full rifles of commandeered, telephone fighters, watch is american troops move inside the perimeter, destroy equipment and bus in evacuation. behind that door is america the me to come and told him and you tell him and they are. and this watched how also the so it is me to consider this is all the know, you know, due to the sizes counts, the number of c 17 across departing from the end of the runway. itala bon, secure the commercial side of the a port almost 2 weeks ago, but only pushed into military areas on friday nights. the version of special forces, known as the battery, 313. and victoria strike force are in charge of security. we are not here to protect the american doesn't we are here to prevent the looting of this place in the military equipment. that's the promises we made in the heart. we are standing by them. they sell these telephone officials, a walking from the neighboring ministry of interior compounds. they now control as

well, ahold of a time and her running, running the government. i mean, are they on a more progressive end of the scale, or are they on the more conservative in the scale and we're still waiting to see that id. and i think that there's a big part of the conversation, which is we are not going to know until that time, but the 1st, right. or even beyond that. can we go ahead? i'm sorry, i think also that we've been, you know, we've been fielding a lot of calls, a lot of our coalition members. i mean my something feet are getting messages on every social media channel emails from calls, people connected by partners and there's real panic amongst afghan people to, to leave. and i think we've seen that right in the, in the seen that by the airport and individuals. but the message is that we're getting are devastating. and they're just people who just don't believe that not just that they can't live in and they can't stand that will continue to sort of care for them in a country where government care for them, but that their lives are truly in danger. a

he got ahold of the local mayor and they finished the disinternment of the area.ed the remains and collected a piece of identification they could find, buttons. we'd call it a meal card today and his dog tags were there. they put this in the mayor's office and the mayor drove to the superintendent's office and said i think we found one of your soldiers. instantly right then, the next phone call goes to mortuary affairs, they collected a few more bitsz of remains, went the mayor's office, got the skeletal remains and went back to germany. they did an identification really fast because he had his dog tags and id card on him. shortly after that, the family was contacted and asked where would you like the soldier buried? where do you want your loved one buried? and the family said i want him to stay there. so, 1971, we had a full military funeral for howard heel. you'll see the double zero. it's because the cemetery was full t was complete at that time and the family said they wanted him buried here. so, we actually added this space out of the row in the cemetery and

forks of ahold. now let's get to the first word news. >> thanks. the u.s.ate passed a $550 pillon infrastructure plan representing the biggest burst of spending on public works including roads, rail, water and broad band in decades. the bipartisan 69-30 vote park s a victory for president biden's economic agenda. now it goes to the house. new york's governor andrew cuomo will step down in two weeks. bowing to infrastructures to face impeachment over multiple sexual harassment allegations. he admits to being thoughtless the way he spoke to and touched women on his staff. lieutenant governor kathy hochul is to take over becoming new york's first female governor. a chinese court sentenced a man to 11 years in prison for spying. he was found guilty of stealing and providing state secrets to other countries. the sentencing comes at the same time extradition proceedings are being held against huawei's meng hongwei in vancouver. this is bloomberg. manus? dani? dani: thank you very much. we have the european crisis that is literally rocketing to records this summer

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expect the expectation and the likelihood that they will change is -- as we learn more and we get ahold of the pandemic and we figure out what the next year or two will look like then chances are we will change our approach. i advise companies to look into these experiments were what we call phase 1 because you will have to tweak and adapt as you go. >> setting that expectation up front is important. a question about the logistics. the feasibility of people moving their equipment rack and forth between their home office in the work office. you have any recommendations for sharing equipment between mott's poll environments? >> this is such an important question. some early data on this with companies that started the migration and the office, the top 30% of their workforce are people interested in going back to the office and a lot of them experiment and sometimes they say we want to start experimenting. some of the early findings are that people are finding that their office location or their space is actually the lesser quality than what they have at home or remote conversations you sh

the fact that democrats established these groups, i contend it is to grab ahold of these issues, to controln what you see is they become purchased or fronts all along and this woman, tina chen who is also with timesup, they both allegedly participated in helping to -- helping cuomo and to smear this victim. that's what the democrats do. that's what the system does. it's nice to see the slow motion crash of the entire setup. >> sean: on the legal side, i had a conversation with a number of attorney friends of mine. the consensus was, if you look at it individually as i would assume these cases might be tried, it is hard because there's always a he said she said aspect to every individual charge, especially if you're not allowed to bring in the evidence of other accusations. thoughts? >> a credible compelling confident witness who is sufficient alone to make a case absent any eye witness or corroborating evidence. so you know, if andrew cuomo thinks he can survive this, he's absolutely wrong. he's a ghost. everyone who is headed for the exits, they desserted him, nobody is defending him. ther

. >> i'll get ahold of him. >> thank you, marcus. >> thank you. >> all right, guys. thanks. know, a lot has happened since i met you guys. i've seen fireworks. i've seen all kinds of things. when you and i met at the coffee shop, you wanted $150,000 for your equity, and i just couldn't come up with that. but i had a chance to look at the articles of incorporation and the books and the records, and it's very clear that if paid-in capital money goes into the business, whoever puts it in will get shares, and the other parties are diluted. essentially, they could put money into this business and dilute you down from the shares you have now to nothing if you don't put money in. and what that'll ultimately do is put them in the driver's seat 100%. and so what i'm gonna do is, i'm gonna lend pete and allison money. and they're gonna put money into the business. so, over time, if we keep putting money in and money in and money in and money in, you're gonna get diluted down 6% to 5%, 3% to 2% to 1% to a half of 1%. by doing that, you're essentially not gonna be in charge anymore, and

. >> and he turned over what papers there were to lyman draper which we got ahold of in the wisconsintorical society. tom told you that great story about he fathered the child it's all in the family, so much the better. another good one. not the little girl who daniel boone rescued after she was kidnapped by indians. and james finmore cooper took it for the headlines. but there's another story about suzie boone, an older daughter. she's one of two women when boone first hacked his way through the boone trace, the gap, kentucky, she's one of two women there, this young irishman -- suzie was 16 or 17, a young irishman came to boone and said i want to ask for your daughter's hand in marriage. and daniel very diplomatically tried to dissuade the irishman. let's say, suzie was -- what's a good way to put it. she was a sporting girl, suzie was. but anyway, the irishman would not be dissuaded. they married and a few weeks later he's complaining about suzie's frolics and waves with other men. and daniel looks at him, son, i think i told you, you got a trot father, a trot mother and you expect

i was walking in -- working in phoenix, a group of chinese came out of nowhere, they grabbed ahold of me and they said they were a legion as well. they were not active, for whatever reason they weren't involved. they had to settle in their community and do their things. so they were happy. they said you are fancy. the national convention in phoenix, so therefore they came to phoenix. the year before i got elected, we had a national convention in milwaukee. i was walking around, speaking to different state delegates and all of that. and all of a sudden somebody from illinois sector, said i want you to come over and introduce you to someone. i walked over, there a couple of elder chinese gentlemen, and they belong to the chinese american legion in chicago. i never heard of the chicago legion, but they said, so they were happy. los angeles, when i was campaigning, one of the seniors, he was world war ii definitely, he walked up and said, we used to have a post after the war, but then everybody got old. but now i would like to get it restarted. can you help me? >> i said sure. it took us

protect as much as we can but the fire is doing what it is doing >> do you have the resources to get ahold of it? >> we are throwing everything we have got at it and we can always use more resources. but in some cases, the resources are not going to stop the fire the fuels are so dry that sticks and logs are catching fire in a rapid way which they normally would not if we had moisture, but we are in a drought condition and a drought condition exacerbated or made worse by excessive drought conditions >> i want you to hear this this is what one operations chief said about the dangers of evacuating people from fire zones. >> we are all challenged law enforcement is challenged. we have firefighters that are getting guns pulled out because they don't want to evacuate. >> guns pulled how do your people deal with that >> well, unfortunately it happens at times people want to be with their property they want to protect their property but what we need is for people to get out of the way. there are times that we cannot protect you. we need you to go. unfortunately greenville is a horrible example of

ahold delhaize expects to grow the full year can dividend it's 1.8% higher this morning. >> juliannaum, thank you very much. >>> on the heels of the bipartisan approval of the $1.2 trillion infrastructure package, which now heads for an uncertain future in the house of representatives, the senate in a voterama session this morning took the first steps in passing a $3.5 trillion budget plan. nbc's tracie potts joins us now from washington with the latest there. good morning, tracie >> reporter: hi, dom good morning two different things but they're related. lawmakers were up until about an hour ago 14 hours overnight working on this this is not a done deal but it's a first step and an important one in the senate to deal with these democratic priorities. so now everything heads to committees while they try to write up what $3.5 trillion of social spending will look like. >> mr. president, thank you. my colleagues, let's cooperate and finish this up. >> reporter: overnight lawmakers voted on more than 3 dozen changes and approved a framework for the human infrastructure plan it's a first

i understand, steve, just get ahold of yourself and we'll come right back to you. to the question at hand, i thought joe did a synopsis of technology i'm going to draw a slightly different conclusion which is this let's take apple as an example the stock over the last five years has returned 42% per annum. that is simply a rate of growth that cannot continue over the coming five years. i say that definitively, maybe i'll be wrong. but i'm pretty sure it won't return 43% per annum for the next five years. it's a positive returner and i hold it in the portfolio and happily and the leadership is highly likely to change. i think we're seeing it righ now as fears about the delta variant start to ease. you're seeing financials take hold seeing energy take hold. you're seeing gaming stocks take hold airlines, all of the reopening trade is starting to take hold price matters when you look forward. the prices to which the technology stocks have risen make it hard for them to be the leaders going forward but they're still going to be positive i think these reopening trades l

. >> he really has to get ahold of this thing right now. i understand the frustration with the people who don't want to believe the science, don't want to get vaccinated. if joe biden and the science can't convince them, they have to do a very good job explaining to the public in a clear and direct way the reality of what's happening. i mean, even there are some gop governors picking up on the messaging that this is a pandemic of the unvaccinated. they shouldn't shy away from saying so. i don't know how many more carrots they can offer. they're going to have to get out the sticks. >> bakari, at some point do you have to move on, and say, all right, if you don't want to get vaccinated, then you can't do this, you can't do that, if you don't want to get vaccinated, your child doesn't get vaccinated, they can't go to school. i'm not saying that should happen, but are we at that point now where you cannot convince people and you have to start protecting the people who are actually doing the right thing and following the rules? >> so, don, there

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national convention and all of a sudden this group of chinese came out of nowhere and they grabbed aholdme and said i'm a legion, too, but they were not active because, for whatever reason, they were just not involved. they were happy to settle within their community and do their things. so they were happy. they said, oh, fang is in the national convention in phoenix, so therefore they came to phoenix. the year that i got elected -- the year before i got elected we had a national convention in milwaukee and i was walking around speaking to different state delegates and all that and all of a sudden somebody from illinois said, fang, i want you to come over here, i want to introduce you to someone. i walk over and it was a couple elder chinese gentlemen and they belonged to the chinese-american legion in chicago. i never heard of the chicago legion. but they said, oh, we're glad that you're here. so they were happy. los angeles, when i was campaigning, one of the seniors, he was world war ii definitely, he walked up and said, you know, we used to have a post after the war, but then everybo