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i'm anders lee with redacted tin. and now for all the news, we didn't have time to get to. but now we have time to get to it. please welcome naomi on it. i think you covered everything you've done already. we just well, you may have heard that there's an investigation into amazon's warehouses in the u . k. where they found that hundreds of thousands of items were being destroyed and probably 1000000 a year. so why do they destroying these items? well, what, you know, there's an abundance of everything. so you need to create this scarcity for us to stay high. so basically they, they brought in a tv crew and saw the destruction zone of the u. k. warehouse where there were items still in there. packaging, such as, you know, i pad, tv, use, hair dryer shavers the entire business model of amazon is, is based on this waste, like an enormous amount of waste that will have to produce in order to keep things moving. around the planet and angel by angel always instantly have anything someone once they basically have to weigh overstock them because they don't want to tell them for you

may your justice anders iny which you wield over all the earth disspell the injury inflicted on us or which we exact on others. may the integrity of your word pierce the hearts of the callus and unfeeling even our own. then may the depth of your love humble us that we would come to know that your gracious plan is more precious than anything we value or devise without your blessing. in the hope of your name we pray. amen. the speaker pro tempore: pursuant to section 11-a of house resolution 88, the journal of the last day's proceedings is approved. the pledge of allegiance will be offered by the gentleman from maryland, mr. harris. mr. harris: i pledge allegiance to the flag of the united states of america and to the republic for which it stands, one nation under god, indivisible, with liberty and justice for all. the speaker pro tempore: the chair announces the speaker's appointment pursuant to section 104-c of title 1 division t of the consolidated appropriations act of 2021 and the order of the house of january 4, 2021 of the following individual on the part of the house to the smit

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further demonstrates his range in riders ofjustice — a totally unhinged offering from writer—director andersetter world. mikkelsen plays markus, a gruff soldier with a crew cut and an unruly beard whose wife, emma, is killed in a train wreck after a fellow passenger gives up his seat. it looks like the set up for a grief—stricken drama about morning and loss, with markus�*s teenage daughter, about mourning and loss, with markus�*s teenage daughter, mathilde, who was on the train with her mum, struggling to find comfort or common ground with her dad. but instead, the film turns into something completely different — first, a paranoid conspiracy thriller as the disconsolate algorithm expert who fatally gave emma his seat convinces markus that his wife's death on the same train as a biker gang trial witness could not have been a coincidence — and then, as an increasingly—crazed black comedy. as markus and three misfit geeks wreak murderous vengeance on the supposed of killers while pretending, for the sake of mathilde, to be experimental grief therapists. if that sounds completely nuts, it's bec

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that means self isolation and economic chaos. 10 years ago today, far-right extremist anders set offar bomb and oslo and then attacked a summer camp. 77 people were killed. >> i saw this huge wall of people running toward me from down by the docks, where the shots were coming from. you could see in their eyes, they had seen something terrible. i thought, i need to get somewhere safe because something is really wrong here. i tald about the terror attack and teach people about the after mac -- aftermath of the attack. i try to use it as something positive. i realize this one friday back in 2011 should not be allowed to define the rest of my life and to define me as a victim for the rest of my life. >> there is a new word associate it covid in britain. ping demic. it is what happens when someone is alert if they have had contact with somne with covid. if they are pinged, they have to self isolate. >> empty shelves in supermarkets. retailers warning to many staff in isolation after being contacted by test and trace. shops and their supply chains are under intense pressure. >> we kept all

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weak tammy static ander's. mom blamed it, stemmed for her son's death. shameka just to be clear, stands for the south east multi county agency and our colleagues task force. essentially. they could be perceived as a local drug and forest agency. down in richland county, sam car operates, has their own entity with their own board of directors, and their own oversight. investigators have permission to be on the campus, but they don't have to notify the school about who they may be investigating. the one thing that we've found really odd is that one of the sergeant's at the campus police station was on the board of some cob. this or hewlett, at all the one drug task force board member n d s c. as police sergeant steve helga said sergeant, how can son was on the some come board? yeah. yeah. ah, they should not have had that conflict of interest. a 3rd party should have been investigating what was going on if they knew who andrew was and what he was doing. they shouldn't have been investigating. talking to me. start

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i anders static n d s. the student that disappeared on may 1st last seen leaving is dharm at the campus of the article to state college sciences parents are john and tammy tammy. good to have you. i news in the morning give me an evaluation of where this search for andrew is that basically don kohls off with as far as the campus police are concerned. and we're not going to stop working for a living else. and it's a living hell. and so why is the funds that are other so this is really a bad time a year and now he's gone to how do you feel that the state college of science has been in dealing with this situation? to me, it seems like they're not doing anything. andrea case just made me feel frustrated . but once you start hearing the other stations are having just as much difficulty getting basic answers, you realize there's something more going on. people were just trying to come up with theories and i think that's natural when you don't have a lot of answers, you want to find something me i would say probab

fluids. dance me for generation kids all over the world have been growing up with house, christine anders and fairy tales. many of the danish writers, stories have been turned into films like disney's retelling of his tail, the little mermaid, or the snow queen the wild swans. and some believe that now under the home town in denmark is paying tribute to the right. so with a new resume, it's not quite ready yet. impact from the outside. a lot of it still looks to be under construction, but the opening was already celebrated. anyway. the very center of a very special place is being created to honor the city's most famous son, trans christine, under the new museum shed light on regions both above and below ground in the faint writer and poets world. here museum goers can immerse themselves in his fairy tales with all of their senses. this is the limit area and you can come in and you can live down on the rocks and you can look up into the sky. and you can hear the other moments talking about how beautiful it is up there, and you can hear some beautiful moments singing. and then the sky is ki

i am kim hart, national technology correspondent at axios ander i'm coming to you fm falls church, virginia. thank you to qualcomm for making this conversation possible on america's digital connectivity. welcome to our audiences on facebook, twitter, linkedin, youtube and, of course, on axios.com. join the conversation today on twitter at axios and hashtag axios event. over the next 30 30 minutes e joined by myy colleague ina fri fried. our first guest is acting chairwoman of the federal communications commission, jessica rosenworcel joining us in washington, d.c.nw commissioner rosenworcel him thank you so much for being here today. >> thank you for having me. your having me. >> we have known about this a stubborn digital divide in our country which became more painfully apparent during the pandemic. there's a lot of discussion about how to close the digital divide and make sure that more americans have access to broadband. a lot of focus on cyber and different technologies to get there. can you tell us a little bit about how 5g technologies will fit into closing the digital divide? ms. ro

human generosity or the mark of a broken system to find out more we go to our intelligence failure. anders lay ah. in the year 2019 americans gave nearly $450000000000.00 to charity. that's almost double what it would take to end world hunger, 11 times what it would cost to end homelessness in the united states. and a 3rd of what it would take to put a down payment on epstein island temple not included. where's all this money going? is getting lost is much cash under jeff bezos, his couch cushion that he's just forgotten about. or is it those pesky transaction fees you see online have those things? well, as it turns out, the solicitation and distribution of charitable funds has become an industry unto itself. the nonprofit industrial complex employs 20000000 people in the united states. we constantly see its luminaries gracing the world stage. whether it's the glinted, promising to eliminate preventable disease with their global initiative. michael bloomberg fighting the rollback climate change. ready or bill and melinda gates were putting billions towards global development and tens of bi

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we go to our very own intelligence failure. anders lea ah, after generations of loss in population, industrial jobs and super bowl titles, buffalo has achieved the highest rate of concentrated poverty in the entire state of new york. so far, attempts to revitalize the economy through tax. abatements have failed. but buffalo's fortunes may soon be changed, as in getting redistributed to its poor and working class. in june, warmer union nurse in democratic socialist india, walton won the democratic may oral primarily against incumbent violent brown. if elected in november, walton wants to do things like reallocate funds from policing mental health services established public banking, expand communities, land trust, and m tax breaks for businesses in the wealthy to strengthen investment in public housing infrastructure, cooperatives, green jobs, food access in the arch. but won't someone think of the landlords or critics plead if we're not careful, people could find out. we don't actually need them. now, walton would not only be the 1st socialist mayor of a major city in 50 years. sorry, bernie b

the response is to fight back ander in terms of the narratives that we tell about the protests in general the relationship of the people being policed and surveilled and incarcerated in those institutions is important. it underscores the way that the new generation who've grown up seeing it unfold in all of its promises with the assassination of king and by 68 with the launch of the war on crime have seen thef conditions that they were living in hadn'tea reallyol changed and it wasn't enough to secure the full economic and political citizenship that they wanted and their parents wanted and the community is demanded. there had been protests for decades. people are in the streets and going to city hall, filing lawsuits and consistently ignored and the rebellion began to start new conversations in communities that do not ultimately lead to lasting change in many respects, but they become the kind of dominanr form of protest and that is to not embrace the politics of nonviolence but the politics of self-defense and self-preservation when you are living in what is an occupied community. >> one

we go to our intelligence failure, anders late. ah . after 4 years of intransigence casual threats of nuclear war and unabashed flirtation with foreign leaders, wives, the united states is back and ready to reassume its respected place on the global stage. under president biden's leadership, america can leave the world in helping poor countries recover from gulf. it just so long as those countries have governments that we like that does not include the nation of cuba, which just 5 short years ago, biden's old boss was starting to make some serious headway with although congress still refused to lift our trade embargo, obama did remove travel restrictions, he reopened the american embassy in havana, and he took cuba off the state sponsors of terror list. this posture was long overdue at the time when not sure how i feel about the last part, considering it was cuba after all, who gave us ted cruz. but more recently, the relationship between the us and cuba hasn't been all rom, coke, mumbo and char, which i hear is a great sandwich down th

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andered not only do we want to address inequities, we want to raise the bar across the country and provide our students with more opportunity. that's why the community college access is there, that's why programming for 3 to 4-year-olds is there. but you're absolutely right, jonathan, we need to be bold and innovative as we reopen schools to give students opportunities in ways that they didn't have it before. this is theav closest to a reset button in education that we've ever had. we have the take advantage ofe it. >> you mentioned community colleges in your propose budget. it provides two years of free community college to students. how does this help level the playing field for students, particularly students living in poor, disadvantaged communities? >> right. that is one of those strategies that can have a profound impact across the country. we know graduates of community college can earn up to 21% more than high school graduates. so not only does it help them and their families, but it helps the community. and is what we need to do is couple that strategy with the evolution of our mi

it's been ten years since the deadly terrorist attacks by far—right extremist anders breivik in norwayat a summer camp for young political activists on utoya island some 40 killometres political activists on utoya island some 40 kilometres aways from the capital. to mark the day, a ceremony has taken place in oslo. lisa husby, who was 19 years old at the time and one of the camp's leaders, told the bbc�*s witness history programme about her memories of that day and how it still impacts her life a decade later. 50-50 that 50—50 that they, either you found a good hiding spot or did not. everything was random that they and thatis everything was random that they and that is very hard to fathom. you just realised that you got lucky. a bomb attack on the heart of norway's government, all government ministers seem to be safe but at least two dead, some reported trapped. the first time i realised something was wrong on the island isjust after five o'clock that afternoon we could hear what we thought were firecrackers. before we could do anything, ijust saw firecrackers. before we could do anyt

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me for generation kids all over the world have been growing up with house, christine anders and fairy. to many of the danish writers. stories have been turned into films like disney is re telling of his tail, the little mermaid, or the snow queen the wild swans, and some believe that now under the whole town in denmark is paying tribute to the writer with a new resume. it's not quite ready yet and packed from the outside. a lot of it still looks to be under construction, but the opening was already celebrated. anyway. the very center of a very special place is being created to honor distinguished cities, most famous sun times christine, under the new museum, shed light on regions both above and below ground in the faint rider and poets world. here museum goers can immerse themselves in his fairy tales with all of their senses. this is the limit area and you can come in and you can live down on the rocks and you can look up into the sky. and you can hear the other moments talking about how beautiful it is up there, and you can hear some beautiful moments singing. and then the sky is ki

anders taken into custody by the fashion police charged with theft of a motor vehicle, first-degree militia four. the city of san francisco's consider replacing its waste bins with high tech trash cans that cost $20000 apiece. but the only way a trashcan can be worth that prices if they threw gavin newsom and his handsome hair in its prey these are the luxury trash receptacles san francisco says will withstand vandalism and encourage recycling. as you can see that, separate compartments for all of san francisco's most common ways like user drug needles, and homeless pp. the garbage can will have sensors to send alerts to city officials and the to be empty. that's wait san francisco's continue walk authorized closed to heather city has become her i heard oscar the grouch owns three of these in malibu per he really hung onto the sesame street money, good job. plus he's got an incredible accountant. [laughter] i will be right back with our i will be right back with our best new ♪ ♪ experience, hyper performance that takes you further. at the lexus golden opportunity sales event. get 0.9% apr f

members of congress to this day, despite the pelosi moniker that we are going to be hearing about more ander mo, and for democrats what they are focused on this whole time is how to make it bipartisan, and make sure that it is taken seriously, but the problems with politics nowadays and the politics of the entire country, no matter what happens, whoever is in charge, the opposite party is not going to believe what the findings are of the committee, and that is likely what we are going to see. we are going to see for months and months, mccarthy and others to attack this committee, and former president donald trump is going to obviously attack this committee, and the outcome that everybody wanted after january 6th, and everybody on january 7th to move on from trump to get something from trump to figure out what is happening, and that outcome seems far and far away. >> and clint to, the question of the committee's actual work product, to eugene's point of how this is going to last months and months and months and after the hearing tomorrow, and the committee and the house generally is taking a

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>> reporter: ander zonk up until this afternoon, no haitian national had been listed as a suspect inord from a government source here in port-au-prince saying ten haitian nationals, citizens of haiti have been added to the list. they are actively searching for the suspects, bringing the overall number of suspects to 39 in this case. of those ten suspects three were named publicly by haitian authorities, charged with murder, attempted murder, and armed robbery, including, anderson, a former senator here in haiti. the takeaway being, this investigation, far from over. >> matt rivers, appreciate it. thanks. >>> next, the outpouring of support from for protesters in cuba. (vo) i am living with cll and i am living longer. thanks to imbruvica. imbruvica is a prescription medicine for adults with cll or chronic lymphocytic leukemia. it will not work for everyone. imbruvica is the #1 prescribed oral therapy for cll, and it's proven to help people live longer. imbruvica is not chemotherapy. imbruvica can cause serious side effects, which may lead to death. bleeding problems are common and may

anders taken into custody by the fashion police and charged with theft of a motor vehicle first-degreeor is known as legal circles as the full florida. good job buddy, love the dress. topic number four. the city of san francisco is considering replacing its waste bins with high-tech trash cans, they cost $20000 apiece for the other way a trashcan can be worth that price is if they threw gavin newsom and his handsome hair in it. these are the luxury truck receptacle san francisco says they will withstand a vandalism and encourage recycling, right. as you can see the compass separate compartments for all of san francisco's most common ways like used drug needles, and homeless pp. the garbage cans include sensors that send alerts to city official who may need to be empty. that weight san francisco's can continue walking around their eyes closed to the escape how it comes pretty i heard also the grouch owns three of these in malibu. he really hang onto that sesame street money good job. plus he's got an incredible accountant. [laughter] i will be right back. houston. this is sam with usaa.

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ali alex ander said he collaborator with fuentes on stop of the steal movement meanwhile, attempting to gas light america into thinking maybe the insurrection wasn't that violent or the fbi or antifa or "woke" mob are responsible. it's got to the point they're playing president biden or democrats, the republicans are doing everything to fight the committee to investigate what happened. there's still a lot of unanswered questions of the fbi are still searching for suspects. they released a host of new videos today on assault on police officers, some are disturbing, including cops getting tackled and pummeled to the ground, projectiles thrown into the crowd. insurrectionists snatching police officers batons right out of their hands. the fbi still don't know who left the pipe bombs at dnc and rnc the night before and don't know the alexander investigation. alexander investigation. looking into the ties between the physical attacks on the capitol and individual who's may have influpsed them. roger stone and alexander. -- d alexander. -- joining me now an impeachment manager for the unite

what do you think about tesla in terms of its price ander approximate formans year-to-date >> me?en, we owned it and we sold it early when he was smoking his bond on video and there was no leadership at the company. when larry alison came in, who elon reminds me of, you know, we probably should have gotten back in we didn't. i think this is a stock you want to own for the very long term. it's done nothing for a long period of time, a number of months so, it's a good time to dip your toe in we have not yet but we're watching it very closely >> interesting before we go i want to talk disney today because they just raised prices for espn plus. they hiked subscriptions by a dollar a month to 699. that's a 12 year extension with wimbledon, a 7 year deal with the nhl, and monday night football i love this story because i think around $7 is what they previously earned from the cable bundle, although granted that was across every subscriber. in this case it's only the audience choosing to sign up so, presumably they're going to have to keep raising price over time >> yes you have to explo

public utilities commission, performed in operational test at the sunset reservoir to show how host andersay water in the event of a water system failure. this hose will give firefighters the ability to bring water approximately a mile out from whatever source they used. the agencies also shared about a pipe that is now being installed. fight is seismically resilient it's been used in japan. 1917 has never failed in an earthquake, including in their nine point earthquake about 10 years ago. so it is try to intrude that pipe that's being installed will provide high pressure water to fight fires in the sunset and richmond districts. it will also provide potable water to the area in case of a major earthquake. california's newest firefighting tools are now in service. the state's five have new fire hawk helicopters are helping to tackle. some of the recent wildfires were experiencing. they can fly at night and carry three times as much water as previously used helicopters. cal fire officials say they've helped limit the spread of the 500 fires that have started in california so far this year,

time the constitutional convention, the balance just the focus is on james madison short time later andervent inconsistent reglt for actions and the decisions in the 19th century is that understanding. ...th y burden interstate commerce particularly interstate networks important to the national economy, most famously in a decision called wabash in 1886, the supreme court held even intrastate portions of interstate railroad could be regular by states. that prompted the creat creation of the first federal regulatory agency and commission. in both of those cases when the national market was threatened, it was the claws that took a little t while for the legal framework to settle down but for the 20thth century had done so d the modern consensus became discrimination against out of stators, territorial regulation or access contingent on what you do or do elsewhere and unreasonable burden. something funny happened over the last few years. that model continued to play lip lipservice but what has been focused on more than others is intentional protectionism where the state prefers internal over