constance baker motley broke barriers in politics. she was the first woman elected manhattan borough president. she was the first black woman elected to the new york senate. and then after all of that, in 1966, president lyndon johnson appointed her a federal, making her the first black woman to occupy such a role. she was appointed to the u.s. district court and then and what drew me to this life. well it was because when i was researching a prior work, i came to understand that motley had not received the attention, the scholarly attention that she deserves. there had been relatively little written about her. and i thought that the absence of her story in the literature was a kind of historical malpractice. and i also concluded that, unfortunately, her erasure of her lowered visibility likely came down to two gender arms race because in western society its historical significance tends to be accorded to males and women's stories are not highlighted. that's true of women of all backgrounds. and yet it's it was especially notable to m

staying with you, dean baker. what brought people back, and how many more workers do you think can be brought back here in. >> guest: well, just to be clear, i don't think there was a big change in august. i've told a lot of folks this, wepo see times where you have tt household survey show large increases or large decreases in labor force participation that don't correspond to anything in the economy. so we don't seem to be creating moreom jobs, we don't see -- thn the prior month, i should ea sat seem to be growing faster. and other times you see drops that don't make sense, and that's kind of what we saw in the spring. i don't think there's a question of we just saw a lot of people come back in august, i think that was a quirk in our survey. it's good news. you know, you have to work with the data you have, but i don't think that was this big change in august. i think that for whatever reason that survey was understating work force participation in the prior three or four months. >> host: diana, do you want to

jim baker george bush made the decision that yugoslavia was in europe. i am a supporter of the european union. very personally very strong supporter of nato. it seems to meet the europeans should've been able to do this. does not encourage decisive leadership they all have veto power the countries have veto power to stop unified decision-making and they did not do a good job. i will not say who is he is a former prime minister of the countries in you americans keep telling us what to do all the time i'm fed up with that. why didn't you fix bosnia? you just told us we should not have intervened and now you are telling me we should have fix ball you should have fix bosnia. or stop the civil war. he went on a long time, the dark team was the longest running team was sent into bosnia to provide aid in bosnia, you may know this but it was there seven or eight years. a long, long time. >> i have another question that came in that really is not about politics. it is more about particular students of foreign policy think the possibilities. india will begin this

. >> history will prove the bakers were honest people. >>> insider trading could become wall street's watergate. >> what we call greed? >> we have called it success, recently. >>> the u.s. economy, which used to be the envy of the world is in the most serious trouble since the great depression. inflation is rising, standard of living is declining. >> tremendous inflation and not much growth. the country was not in a great depression but the united states is in the dumps. >> wall street was cold, gray, wet, and miserable. there was no comfort to be found outside for investors there was not much inside. the tickers carried almost nothing but bad news. >> we would have a terrible decade for investing. people were skeptical of the stock market. it was a sleepy wall street. >> most economists expect a serious recession with at least 2 million more americans losing their jobs. >> regret to say we are in the worst economic mess since the great depression. >> from the first moment of his presidency, president reagan let him know that his top priority is the nation's economy. >> i put a freeze

miss baker? >> it would cause uncertainty, for certain. we do not know about licenses, we do not know about auctions. if they are not able to hold auctions, you're not gonna be able to build a 5g. that has an effect on our global competitiveness. we all want a strong and powerful fcc. it is why i am born -- forwarding an 18-month extension. >> very quickly, i mention this in my opening statement but i believe it's critical to get our wireless ecosystem fueled, which is why it's important that the short term extension as well while we are working on the longer term pipeline bill. very quickly, you support the short term extension? it's a low, if you do not? is that correct? >> i prefer a longer extension, even a permanent authorization. >> i think we all do but that may not be an option. miss baker, can you talk about the regulatory certainty provided to commercial -- when congress provides the fcc direction on particular spectrum ban similar to what we did under the 2012 spectrum act? either any

dean baker, your comments? dean: they haven't decided yet, obviously they are looking towards another rate hike but they said they would be looking at the data. like her, i think that will be close to zero. it is possible to be negative because not only are we seeing falling gas prices. we are seeing drops in food prices, beef prices, and the supply chain problems that led inflation earlier this year, those are getting largely resolved. shipping costs are plummeting. the backlog at ports are gone. whether that shows up in august or not, i am not sure. we are going to see that showing up soon. i should mention car production. it's data for july's shows that we were somewhat above pre-pandemic levels, people realized we had a shortage of autos because of the semi conductor backup. it seems to be getting back online. we are likely to see auto prices falling in coming months. i think we are looking at a situation where a lot of the problems that created inflation are going away. what is the fed going to do? i don't

yet he had the foresight, he and the team baker, scowcroft, so many. understood the calibrations and the difficulties in what it would take to get it done. that maybe is the greatest sign of how unusual that time one and how unique his contributions were. >> there is one unique thing that i say to people about george bush, or any president for that matter. the most important thing the president does is to appoint other people to run the federal government. one person, no matter how brilliant, how experienced, how -- could possibly run a government as big as we have. it is enormous, it is enormously complex. george bush cultivated a large group of people across the country in his first campaign for president in his 1980, and then in 1988 in his eight years of vice president he built up a huge network. it wasn't just people that could run a campaign. but also to run the federal government! putting people who were loyal to him, who shared his worldview, his morals in office he was in fact seizing control and a very gentle way of the reigns of power. he di

baker. >> that afternoon a thank you, chairman lujan, ranking member>> wickerer and ranking member wicker. thanks to all of you for picking my favorite topic spectrum. i applaud your leadership from mobile nowva to the spectral innovation act. we lead the world in wireless thanks to you. we need this committees leadership now more than ever. we had the opportunity to drive next-generation leadership in 5g in the industries of the future with a national commitment toit spectrum policy built on greater license may ban access. i'll start withne the good news. i testified before this committee in 2019 about what 5g could be. i'm happy to be back today to talk about what 5g is most importantly, 5g is here. 5g is being deployed across our country almost twice as fast as 4g. every year we invest $30 billion into our nation's infrastructure. thanks to that investment, 5g will drive 1.5 trillion more into our economy in over 4 million new jobs. 5g 5g will be the platform for tomorrow's innovation. we

thune. >> miss baker, mr.is, congress has never let the fcc's auction authority laps, what is the impact if auction authority lapses and how does that impact our ability to lead the impact of the next generation communication services? >> i agree, it would be a shame to see the authority laps, that would be the worst-case scenario. i fear that the impact would signal that we are not committed to removing or even moving away from this structure that has allowed us to create greater competition and greater diverse uses of spectrum. so that would be a shame. it's also why i am advocating for a longer authority to signal that we want to continue to do this in the future with the right studies and the right data. >> miss baker. >> i appreciate the question, senator. it would cause uncertainty, for certain. we don't know about licenses, we don't know about options, if they are not able to hold options, we are not going to be able to continue to build out 5g, that has an effect on our global competitiveness. so we al

baker.hat is the impact if auction authority lapses and would it have an adverse impact on our ability to lead any -- lead in the deployment of next and a ration communication services? >> it would be a shame to see the authority lapses. that would be the worst case scenario. i fear the impact would signal that we are not committed to removing or even moving away from the structure that has allowed us to create greater competition and greater diverse uses of spectrum. that would be a shame. it is also why i am advocating for a longer authority to signal that we want to do this in the future with the right studies and the right data. >> i appreciate the question. it would cause uncertainty. we do not know about licenses. we do not know about auctions. if they are not able to hold auctions, we will not be able to continue to build that 5g which has any effect on our global competitiveness. we all want a strong and powerful fcc. it is why we have an 18th month extension. >> very quickly, i ment

and bakers have already encountered it, it is reported that at least 800 bakers.n germany, they do their work in complete darkness, the production process. too energy-intensive business. trying to save even on trifles, the bakers are preparing for a general national strike. and the italians tried to save electricity for cooking pasta, but unsuccessfully, the correct pasta cannot be made if you bring the water to a boil and then turn off the gas numerous experiments of specialists have established that the arab site put hot water on the site, and not boiled. the italian authorities promoted this method as the main common obligatory way of saving boil, then bring to readiness for languishing, but the pasta did not come out. we'll have to cook the old fashioned way, and at the current price of electricity, it's ruinous. they demand from their government to immediately abandon the course of economic catastrophe. residents of the czech republic electricity price increase promises cold and poverty to millions of citizens insist participants protest actions official prag

miss baker, let's start with you.ess to spectrum is increasing day by day as we've discussed. it's a shared asset among federal and non federal users, and obviously, we need to increase research. we institute for telecommunications scientists, i p. s., as we talked a little bit about, is in -- the premier resource lab for us, for spectrum issues. currently, it's supporting the d. o. d. and faa to prevent spectrum interference on radar systems. so, how would monitor icing use of funds from the spectrum relocation funds supports the research mr. of i. t. s. to inform future spectrum policy decisions? >> thank you for the question. it's a really good. on the spectrum relocation fund has done an awful lot in really changing the way we manage the spectrum. there's a school of thought that says that they cannot use the funds for future spectrum management, to look to see when they might want to reallocate. the action is already pretty much scheduled, and they know they are going to get the money back. that is when they can

in their new book "the divider" trump and the white house, 2017 to 2021 peter baker and susan glasser detail how the trump administration decided to rip thousands of children and infants out of their parents' arms as an immigration deterrent in 2018. they document how it was decided that would be official trump administration policy. they also explore why the white house walked it back. you might remember this infamous white house press briefing. where trump's second homeland security secretary stood at the podium trying to defend that policy. >> are the children being used as pawns for a wall can you say yes or no to that. >> the children are not being used as a pawn. we are trying to protect the children. >> how is this not specifically child abuse for these innocent children who are indeed being separated from their parents? >> so i want to be clear on a couple other things. the vast majority, vast, vast majority of children who are in the care of hhs right now, 10,000 of the 12,000, were sent here alone by their parents. that's when they were separated. >> according to baker and g

jim baker and george bush let decided to make the decision to leave bosnia. yugoslavia was in europe bosnian civil war started from that. i'm a supporter of the european union. personally i am a very strong supporter of nato. it seems to me that europeans should have been able to do this. it seemed that the governance system really does not encourage decisive leadership. you have to get consensus among all those states and people have veto power, countries have veto power to stop unified decision making. europeans have not done a good job. i had one european say to me, i won't say who was, a former prime minister of the country. you americans you keep telling us what to do all the time, i'm fed up with it! why didn't you fix bosnia? >> you just told us we shouldn't have intervened! now you are telling me, you know, we should have fixed bosnia. why don't you fix bosnia? anyway, or at least stop the civil war! it went on a long time after that. the dark team is the longest running d. a. r. t. team, sent into bosnia to provide aid in bosnia. you may know this bu

well, bakers from leipzig dusseldorf and hamburg gathered in lower saxony demanding the launch of nord stream-2, which will immediately solve all problems with gas supplies and crazy tariffs, local authorities emphasize that people cannot be brought to the limit so that the events that in the 20th century led to germany to the power of the nazis and went down in history. like the night of the long knives. we will try hold back prices only then. the night of the long knives will turn into a regular slicing of bread, believing that we are well done that the bakers protested that if germany continues to maintain a conflict with russia, bread prices will rise to a record eight euros, and this will not stop at the moment. i can't even say how long we can keep prices at an acceptable level. i'm not kidding, bread will become a luxury, electricity prices are not lifting already now in october. i will take out a loan to pay off in italy entrepreneurs do not plan to pay bills at all 1,000 citizens burn payments from the energy company, italians right under the camera's sights. they say they don

. -- baker is -- washington, d.c.. his law firm covers cybersecurity data protection, homeland security, -- and others. he has been awarded -- from 2005 to 2009 he was the first assistant secretary to policy and the department of homeland security. mr. baker is part of a national security agencies and investigative weapons of mass destruction -- prior to the iraq war. in other technology issues he also has weekly podcast the cyber law podcast. jean bauer -- is the rosenstiel distinguished professor of law at the university of arizona. james the rogers college of law. she teaches and studies the fundamental problems that are well intended technology policies. her research assesses the social cost and benefits of data and how new information technology is a fact of free speech, privacy, and competitive components. she serves as a co-deputy director of the quantitative networks. -- where she facilitates research on economic relic -- regulatory policy on -- her work has been featured in 20 scholar publications including th

a long time, 4000 years from the end of the stone age to the rise of anxious rome, yet this roman bakernd his portrait is preserved on the walls of his bakery. he had learned to raise his oven above the ground and make it out of rick's, still thinking like stone age man, i lying a great you look and time to achieve this loaf of bread that is now 2000 years old. 17 centuries after the death of the roman baker, thomas jefferson in writing the declaration of independence articulated one amanda's great political ideas. freedom. jefferson was a universal genius whose design of the university of virginia and his own house, monticello, reflected his love of craft -- classical design and gracious living. the first american gourmet. jefferson introduced spaghetti to the american diet. as well as such foods as french fries, asparagus, ice cream, and vanilla. some of the finest meals ever prepared in america were made in his kitchen and though his political ideas were a tremendous advance over the ancient romans, his preparation at this were virtually the same, involving the huge applications of l

but he is a baker, he has already become a baker in st.en. you know, he fell in love, learned and fell in love with making dumplings and not just cooking, but steaming. he really likes it. to do for a couple as he has not yet sculpted manti. and so he did it in the form of large dumplings, so he tasted it himself, and then he treated us with dad. here we are, little by little. it's the most sucked into it he does. then he bakes himself tries and gives us tasting. we appreciated it, he listened, felt it, and then quietly rushed to st. petersburg, yes, and there we didn’t know directly that he would get involved in this. well done, we supported him, but they tell me that today you also brought astrakhan watermelons here to the studio and vobla and vobla and astrakhan watermelons. it's just that i'm so glad that i got to meet such wonderful people from your film crew. this is his orchestra konstantin and silver charming. that's why, yes. well, let's bring watermelons, while we'll see. for your dad alexander viktorovich who told us. eh, how di

bakers also oppose the increase in energy prices.n hannover, germany, protesters demand that the government provide assistance to businesses, claiming that without financial assistance. they lose it to thousands of german citizens dissatisfied with the sharp rise in prices for electricity and food. they went out to protest and re-brandenburg. people are dissatisfied with the policy of the authorities and citizens. they demand the resignation of the government and the cessation deliveries of weapons to kiev in that our energy prices are rising exorbitantly mecklenburg, vorpommern is a land where wages are already very low, and survival problems. now they do not arise somewhere at the company, but already at the neighbor across the road for some reason , ordinary citizens should pay for the actions of the authorities that led to this situation, the protesters say the country's economy was already in a mobile state due to almost two-year quits restrictions. now, against the backdrop of anti-russian sanctions, the energy food inflation r

the baker of difficulties - he went crazy or the energy specialists went crazy. germans and other western europeans on the sea coast are trying to escape from such a disaster to turkey, they are offered the so-called winter tour packages for a room for a month without meals in a five-star hotel, which will cost 700-800 euros. it is known that the demand for winter tours to turkey has grown one and a half times. however, this is not a solution to the problem due to the absence of the owner of the garage. we have to to pay at least a minimum communal apartment, and for an ordinary european it will be completely unbearable in winter. there is a coal hunt in poland . it has almost disappeared from sale, and where it can be found it costs almost 1,000 euros per ton, the authorities say that they have concluded contracts with suppliers and there will be enough coal in any cold. true, quality restrictions have been removed. many buyers complain that they are supplied with liquid dirt by coal dust. there are threatened questions to the list of suppliers. this government

baker: that is a great introduction. do either of you have scenarios that you think should be in the pot for consideration as potential avenues for data usage in criminal prosecution for abortions. stewart? >> i think the pot is overfull with use cases already so i have no more to add. >> danielle? >> and you mean, nash >> i will give an example. -- dumps near abortion clinics as a potential way -- tower dumps are pulling location data from a cell phone tower near a location and it will be used, for example, in a bank robbery possibly. and one could imagine, the potential. any others, i am trying to set the stage for before we talk about what we think about this. >> right. i think it is important to recognize that law enforcement state federal and local have contracts with data risks. an location data brokers in particular but data brokers that have 3000 data point on each and everyone of us including whether we terminated pregnancies. the microscopic level of dita -- data. they have a contract on going right now. so the

prague is not lonely due to high electricity prices, thrifty german bakers. work in the dark to save money because of inflation accounts for everything bakers said they are already preparing for a mass strike more dissatisfied with the energy collapse in poland , the population of arizona is wondering. where did all the coal needed for the country go by june and the countries exported almost a million tons, while production for the year fell by nine- tenths of a percent in warehouses. the fact is that the company is almost completely cut off from local raw materials, as the sales model has been changed, and imported is unimaginably expensive. well , the inhabitants of the netherlands learn to wash themselves in 5 minutes. not everyone is ready to put up with inconveniences, but they will have to get used to after the imposition of sanctions on imitation of electronic carriers. the amount in the receipts has increased significantly and ahead of winter and rising prices for heating. not a single action can do without an american pointer. kiev reports the new yo

bakers. they can just stop work for a while until the hard times are over. dear mr.ik, i am 48 years old. i am a sole trader. we have 10 employees of our little bakery what you you are talking the worst nonsense. for all the post-war time, please do a good thing for germany and retire, taking with you the mistress, burbock and scholz, taking in addition free of charge. bet on us energy europe has dug a hole for itself, as the times show writes, us shale gas and oil producers will not save europeans from the crisis in the coming winter , it will not be possible to increase production. now a small advertisement, we will be back, in a few minutes do not switch. on wheels from september 18 to sundays on the first seryoga and why do you need so many red jackets, and why should there be a lot of good things for a psb double cashback credit card? well, what am i talking about get a credit card from the fsb and return up to 11% for all purchases. i’ll take it, and you’ll get a couple more sirloin sausages for cashback, it will help 274-99 per kg based on influenza and sars v

. >> according to baker and glass, are behind the scenes, secretary nielsen was ready to pack her bags and resign over that policy, which she opposed. one trump immigration advisor stephen miller first began floating in 2017. bigger and glass are right, once the public began sounding the alarm, quote, suddenly, trump officials who had pushed to take away children where denying that was their intent. attorney general jeff sessions who had privately told prosecutors weeks earlier that we need to take away children, and comments that were discovered by investigators long afterwards, sessions now told the public the opposite, saying we do not want to separate parents from their children. nielsen was -- that's what i effing said what happened, she told colleagues someone needs to get jeff sessions on the phone and tell him to halt. even after trump rescinded the family separation policy that summer, nielsen's relationship with the president continue to deteriorate, because the president continued to ask her to an act illegal immigration policy. as baker and glass a report, in 2018, nielsen

another is angela baker, an offensive quality control coach with the new york giants.tsburgh native getting the nod in march. >> it was something i didn't necessarily see coming. so it was amazing to be able to say you're going to work in an nfl organization and be a part of the evolution of minority coaches. >> reporter: baker said other female coaches already in the league reached out to her when she landed the job. >> jen king and i will chat every now and then. kiley and i have been friends for a while. so i talk to her often. good days, bad days, when i need advice, things like that. >> reporter: amanda ruller is one of the newest members of the nfl coaches club. this go-getter was thrilled when earlier this year the seattle seahawks came calling. >> i felt like i belonged for the first time in my entire life to a coaching staff that was greater than anything. i thought it was beyond anything i've ever done in my entire life. this is where i belong. >> reporter: ruller and all these fierce women making their mark on the field and inspiring the next generation of c

you're a night manager and mom and birthday cake baker? your “ands.” national university. supporting the whole you. former president donald trump was granted his request for a third party arbiter to look over documents taken from his mara lago estate. it's unclear who this so called special master will be, but we may know by the end of the week boxes marked, meredith has more on the next chapter. supporters of former president trump are cheering a federal judge's decision to appoint a special master or independent third party to review materials the fbi sees from mar a lago nearly a month ago. both federal prosecutors and lawyers for the former president have until friday to develop a list of special master candidates. but it's judge eileen cannon, who gets the final say the attacks on this judge are really astounding special masters an extension of her authority in a ruling released monday, judge canon granted the former president's request for a special master to weed out materials subject to attorney client privilege and executive privi

he redesigned it's to function without a baker using only the touch of a button here in the eternal city. it's nothing less than a cultural revolution. the city was divided we i'm not sure but some accepted the machine and thought it was good to be able to buy a fresh hot pizza 24 hours a day. a big pizza from a machine was always sitting inconceivable, especially in a country like italian and even more so in cities like right at work or not to mention naples here. pizza is sacred to roll. that with some people were pretty angry. what? because it was like an attack on the article that pizza gate allow for the let me so this one is hand made using the best ingredients send to roll nozzle. pasquale has been making them for over 40 yes. or on pizza napoli to go coming up available. yes, i've heard of the machine about whatever, sorry about that. i can't believe it can make a pizza like mine. i went to the pastor this door was hand made in boss. so it was the wood burning oven. and the us you have to clean out on me and you know, these robots could never do that to me or those, but forget to

the government is encouraging bakers to use local cereals because as the price of wheat rises, so to do the subsidies that they pay, this bakery is making gradual changes. but convincing customers here remains a challenge with bonsai among the informa. i think there's still a lack of information we're trying to sensitize people to say it's good for them. is it? and every time we explain this, it could be on the consumption increase like long as big off from one when i started a mock on it represented only 2 to 3 percent of the total sales will be for example, today it's a 20 percent. my objective is to reach 50 percent of sales for bread made with local serial work. we're not going warehouse and comfort because we'll november theorem. look on shifting away from weed to decrease food dependency is something bakers are determined to do even beyond synagogue representatives from 8 other countries in west africa recently came to dakar for the launch of a confederation of west african bakeries of a girl. luckily, the credit with the crisis in ukraine, normally we thought there's a need to

james: gerry baker was in singapore this week and asked u.n.s republic of china nicholas burns about china's response to biden's comments and any potential threat to the u.s. gerry: i'm wondering, ambassador, i mean, isn't it now time that we, message that we get this message prosecute president, we seem to be hearing it loud and clear, is that actually the message now, that the united states wants china and the rest of the world to hear? >> the president spoke to the united nations general assembly a week ago yesterday, and he spoke directly to this issue. and he reaffirmed our one china policy of the last five decades, the policy that every administration of both parties has adhered to. and he further said that we don't support, will not support any change, unilateral change to that status quo. that's a very important statement. if anyone has changed policy here, it's really the people's republic of china with their overreaction nearly two months ago now to speaker pelosi's visit. you saw what they tried to do. we've had a -- on taiwan strait

jerry baker good morning to you. what do you make of that number?bly well but not great. 315,000 job is in line with 15,000 jobs increase over the last year. the problem though, steve, 's inflation. we all know that. for prices rising at the time, gas prices come off of an extremely high summer. job growth and inflation is extremely strong and wages are not keeping up here that is the problem. for most people, inflation rate of 9%, 10% and wage increase of 5%. that means most people are thing every month that disposable income, their spending power actually declined. >> steve: here's the thing, if the federal government is out to put a kibosh on that because the federal reserve has made it clear, we will try to blow up the economy to the point where it is creeping along at 2% inflation. right now, we are at 8% something and have to slam on the brakes. but if you want to buy a house right now, going forward it will be much harder because the interest rate will go through the roof. speak with a bigger problem, steve, you have the federal government th

the government is encouraging bakers to use local cereals because as the price of wheat rises, so to do the subsidies that they pay, this bakery is making gradual changes. but convincing customers here remains a challenge the font size among the informa. i think there's still a lack of information. we're trying to sensitize people to say it's good for them. is it? and every time we explain this, it could be on the consumption increase the climate mover. some one. when i started a mock on it represented only 2 to 3 percent of the total sales would be, for example, today it's a 20 percent. my objective is to reach 50 percent of sales for bread made with local serial work. we're not going where i think i'm proper because we'll of brembo theorem. look on shifting away from weed to decrease food dependency is something bakers are determined to do even beyond synagogue representatives from 8 other countries in west africa recently came to dakar for the launch of a confederation of west african bakeries of hbo luxuries. because with the crisis in ukraine, we thought there's a need to find a