barrick has been arrested.ted on federal charges coming out of brooklyn and that they are not related to the inaugural which begs the question what are they related to? and that's what we don't know yet. but we expect those charges to be unsealed shortly. and when they are unsealed, we'll get back to you with further details. but we do know from several law enforcement officials that tom barrick, a long time friend of donald trump's for more than three decades, has been arrested on federal charges. >> pete williams with the late breaking news for us. pete, we appreciate that as always. coming up next, the wildfires out west are burning so hot they have blanketed the east in a haze. prompting air quality warnings all the way over new york city. climate scientist michael man is with us after a quick break. imate scientist michael man is with us after a quick break. our. like the new artisan italian and hearty multigrain bread. it's the eat fresh refresh™ at subway®. it's so much new there's no time for serena! wa

they could lighten the load on barrick.rts which he had to give up and he's already probably surrendered at this point, a flight risk like that is something the judge will take seriously. it's doubtful he'll have any further accommodations. >> all right. tom winter with a very important update. thank you. and democrats on capitol hill are demanding answers from the fbi after the agency disclosed how limited the investigation was into the background events of the supreme court brett kavanaugh following sexual misconduct allegations. in a letter to congress, the fbi acknowledged they conducted ten additional interviews during the follow up of the investigation into kavanaugh even though they received more than 4500 tips. they disclosed the most relevant tips were handed over to the white house -- to the who us counsel's office. that was led by don mcgann at the time. he was also tasked with ushering kavanaugh through that confirmation process. kavanaugh was ultimately confirmed as a associate justice by a narrow vote of 50-48

what tom barrick is accused of doing. >>> president biden's town hall on cnn comes at a critical times white house officials admit the clock is ticking fast on his agenda on capitol hill. ♪ >>> good morning to our viewers here in the united states and around the world. it is wednesday, july 21st. that means we're half way there. that's an important mark, right? >> 48 hours from the olympics, too. >> exactly. covid, this is the bad news, it's back with a vengeance. cases are rising across the country and so are hospitalizations. the resurgence of the virus is driven by the delta variant and a stubborn resistance to vaccinations. the delta variant is now accounting for 83% of all covid cases in the u.s. and in some states it is north of that. nearly 73 million in the u.s. live in a county that is considered to have high risk, high virus transmissions and the states with the lowest vaccination rates are seeing the sharpest increase in new cases which are up tenfold in the last month. and despite reports of breakthrough cases on the rise as well, health officials like cdc director dr. roc

barrick will appear in court this afternoon. what the prosecutors say is that barrick continued to advise the trump campaign and then the trump administration on matters involving the middle east. drafted language to include in a presidential speech about energy policy. met in december of 2016 with the uae officials. and said basically give us your wish list. what is it that you want american foreign policy to do? and then after being confronted about all of thi two years ago by the fbi according to federal prosecutors, barrack made several false statements and denied he ever received any request from the official in the united arab emirates to act on behalf of the uae. these are all charges connected to failing to disclose foreign lobbying. you almost never heard about these charges. in the last five or six years, this has been totally come back to life as a charge that federal prosecutors are often using in these foreign influence cases. >> so you want to make sure that we're clear exactly. if we even know how sort of this cam

the judge and the court house behind me spent a lot of time looking for assurances that tom barrick, a wealthy businessman, and long time associates of former president donald trump, would not flee the country while waiting for his trial. he asked a lot of questions, and tom barrick himself pleaded not guilty to the 7 charges against him that are related to violating us lobbying laws and obstructing justice, essentially lying to investigator to say that he was secretly trying to influence us foreign policy. while at the same time serving as the chairman of president thompson, now duration committee, essentially raising money for the president. at the same time, he was pushing the agenda. they say they allege of senior officials of the united arab emirates, as you'd expect, the system is working and it will take some time. but i think we're all find is the evidence will be absolutely. and concretely to prove that i'm a 100 percent. now president trump himself has not been charged with any crime. he does remain the subject of several criminal and civil investigations here in the united

barrick's lawyer said he is innocent and will fight the charges in court.nt thing for us to remember is three miles from here standing in the middle of new york harbor is the statue of liberty with a torchs enlightment. saying that he's going to fight these charges that he is incident of these charges. being back in court in september. >>> now no many popular tourist spot seeing a cluster of covid cases that's affecting fully vaccinated people. they issued an indoor mask mandate. plap aise b lood pressure the way that advil® aleve® or motrin® sometimes can. for trusted relief, trust tylenol®. i don't just play someone brainy on tv - i'm an actual neuroscientist. and i love the science behind neuriva plus. unlike ordinary memory supplements, neuriva plus fuels six key indicators of brain performance. more brain performance? yes, please! neuriva. think bigger. >> jess: at safelite, we have service the way you need it. when you have a cracked windshield, schedule safelite's drop and go service. just drop off the car and keys in the morning... ♪ uplifting music

we have an unacceptable condition in many of our barricks and housing across the military.ou've heard from a number of members talk about housing in their various districts. at fort hood, in my number of visits there, the barracks were-- some are being restored, some are not. the service member-- the members on the committee previously in the service were appalled of the conditions of the barracks at fort hood. there's 10-year $10 billion plan to modernize the barracks within the army. there's only been a request for 262 million for fy22. at this rate you're never going to do $10 billion in 10 years. so it suggests that there isn't the commitment to making this a priority. so, secretary, would you please comment on that? how -- you need to do a billion dollars a year to make that commitment that you made of $10 billion over 10 years. >> thank you, congresswoman. i've been-- when i was at fort hood, i also have the opportunity to see the barracks and i saw good barracks, modernized barracks, but i also saw bad barracks. what i would commit to you, we have the $10 billion ove

well, let's take a closer look at the charges against barrick. prosecutor say he provided the us with sensitive information about the trump administration, including how senior us officials felt about the blockade on car. already is also say that in may 2016, the fabric inserted language. praising for us in a campaign speech, trump delivered about us energy policy. barrick is also alleged to have repeatedly lied during an f b. i interview about his dealings with the ever artes mike had of law for us now in washington dc. mike, what is back? said to these charges well, there's no response whatsoever at the moment. barricade remains in custody. the prosecutor insist that he's the real, like where it's given his immense wealth. the fact that he has a private aircraft. and the fact that he has close ties and countries like live and on, and the u. a. e. he will be transferred to a prison in new york at the stage, no bail appearance yet scheduled. but those 7 indictments, or very, very serious charges also charged along with him. one of the members for my member id company, along with anoth

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thomas barrick is charged with trying to influence improperly lobby the u. s. president for he was working allegedly on behalf of the united arab emirates as he was the chairman of president trump's inaugural committee in 2017. and he is now at this very moment, appearing in los angeles court house on this agreement to let him basically go free while he awaits trial. this was a substantial step and i unexpectedly taking place today. he is due to appear in person and a new york courtroom on monday, but his lawyer is attempting to secure his freedom pending trial. prosecutors were very nervous about this because he is a very wealthy man, a business man with a private jet and citizenship in lebanon. so they wanted to make sure that his attendance in new york, on monday would be assured before letting him leave this federal detention facility while the investigation into his allege influencing attempted influencing the president continues. he's also charged with lying to investigators back in 2019 who were looking into this kristin aside. well, let me put it thi

tell me about what's happening to tom barrick.e. >> good morning, maria. thank you very much for having me. this is a really hard to watch, personally. tom is an incredible person. anybody who knows him or worked with him, knows he is passionate, generous and does nothing but promote u.s. interest throughout the years in his career. watching what the pros you cue tores are doing -- pros you cue tores are -- prosecutors are doing as it unfolds, every american should be worried about how prosecutors can weaponize the law and use it against everyday citizens. the indictment, they put it out tuesday. the prosecutors get to create the narrative, they get to control it and can manipulate the wording in it. if you read the indictment you would think that tom is one of the worst people in america and had nothing to do but harm american interest but nothing could be further from the truth. this is what prosecutors are able to do. they want to paint the picture of an individual that from their perspective is one of the worst human beings al

barracks, barrack chad trump's inaugural fund, helping him get elected. us justice department says barrick and 2 others, a charged with acting as an agent to the united arab emirates that accused of seeking to influence public opinion in favor of a interests. several rockets have been far towards a kind of sons presidential palace in campbell county. the could be heard as president, ash rough. danny was leading e de la pres, one landed nichols most popular mosque and all that behind it because shopping mode, there were no reports to death or injury. molly's interim president. a see me go to says he escaped unharmed after attempt on his life in the capital by cool. officials say an unknown man tried to stop him during pres in the cities. great mosque. go to the special forces colonel who led to cruise in the past year. given the pictures as his new communist has been sworn in hopes that he can bring stability just weeks after the presence assassination. i hello, he is a 71 year old mirror surgeon and public official with international backing face interim prime minister closures f, whose hu

be getting to the dentist if you don't want to do any kind of behind harm contributed to bickley barrick of nelson to suggest this. so he's like, oh, you down to 2 minutes, millions isn't over yet. there's one more theory to dentist about where he may be. it also happens to be the theory that many of the russians had proposed from the start to shake your water sheets for this one will show you where you want to store. you know, when you go to the meeting this morning, a little we're going to get african. i knew that you were still new papers to just come either in the right you're going to go for a good, seamless conflict on this. let me, let me get in the citadel is huge and there's no time for more to go wrong. a french officer who attended the funeral left a clue. in his memoirs, the grave was inside the best unit to the right of the gate. playing football, if you need me, i'm a strong, more sophisticated me to do a song and feel i do see him push me the day when you sounds, when you come because you're just positionally pathology, clinic courses for the i'll be the best describe thos

barrick was due to make an initial appearance in federal court in southern california. his attorney says he will plead not guilty. up next, russia shows off a potentially game changing new weapon. we will take a look. we will also have an interview with the opposition feared belarus. first, here's what some of our some our fox affiliates are covering around the country. fox 11 in los angeles harvey weinstein is in county custody awaiting a second trial. is he facing 11 sexual assault charges based on accusations from five women. weinstein was extradited to california from new york where he is currently serving a 23-year prison sentence after being found guilty in a separate criminal trial last year. weinstein is appealing that conviction. fox five in new york as a jamestown police officer performs a heroic rescue. body camera footage shown here shows the officer running toward burning building telling people inside to jump and then catching them as they left from an upstairs window. the officer's quick thinking saved adult and child who were trapped by the flames there

the good news, we should not forget, barrick state trading above $20, so it bounced back. emily: very good point. dambisa: so for the board and the company to be able to turn that kind of a challenging environment around. emily: indeed, and it is not just market fluctuation. you run the board of sab miller, going back as your first msi director, when it was bought for 100 billion dollars in 2016, i believe you said the largest mna deal that deal -- largest m&a deal that year. the board initially did not think the company would be but what was going on back then? dambisa: look, i think this is another reason why, in the book, i suggest that hubris is a very good thing to avoid. anything can happen. anything can happen. aside from that transaction, i have been on boards over a decade now, just over 10 years of serving on boards, and have had a chairman die in office, activists, expropriated assets, regulatory crimes into the billions, a company trading in negative retained earnings, which is quite shocking. emily: wow. dambisa: a share price as high as 53 and as low as seven

the good news, we should not forget, barrick today is trading above $20, so it bounced back. emily: very good point. dambisa: so for the board and the company to be able to turn that kind of a challenging environment around. emily: indeed, and it is not just market fluctuation. you were on the board of sab miller, going back as your first msi director, when it was bought for 100 billion dollars in 2016, i believe you said the largest m&a deal that year. the board initially did not think the company would be bought. what was going on back then? dambisa: look, i think this is another reason why, in the book, i suggest that hubris is a very good thing to avoid. anything can happen. anything can happen. aside from that transaction, i have been on boards over a decade now, just over 10 years of serving on boards, and have had a chairman die in office, i have had activists, expropriated assets, regulatory crimes into the billions, a company trading in negative retained earnings, which is quite shocking. emily: wow. dambisa: a share price as high as $53 and as low as seven dollars a

so if you get from the telecom committee for barrick, and i think one of the innovations that has come up to me charles, or was speaking to me earlier, they are the author of that study on the economic impact of covered 19 on uganda and kenya. if and more than 2 thirds of households have experienced income shocks and worse and food security, i thought those digital payments get through to those hit hardest and more supply of oxygen and vaccine become available for you, gathered a little look at some of the other developments around the world, 18 has received its 1st shipment of cobra, vaccines. half a 1000000 doses donated by the us government ever distributed through the co back sharing scheme for poor countries. on the 22 percent of patients, they, they'll accept the jap, south korea recorded. it's 2nd highest daily corona buyers tally on thursday, 1600 new cases. infections are spreading beyond the hearted capital where officials have enforced the countries toughest social distance restrictions. the government is urging citizens to cancel their plans and stay home. rocky said, prote

a spokesman for barrick says he will plead not guilty. >>> meanwhile, violence rocked afghanistan's capitol today as u.s. troops continue to pull out of the country. rockets rained down around afghanistan's presidential compound, and muslim holiday prayers were punctuated by explosions. the president and his entourage stayed calm throughout the attack, the first since u.s. troops began their final drawdown. ices claimed responsibility, but one by one the afghan villages and towns have fallen to taliban militants. the president says a withdrawal is more than 95% complete. the last u.s. soldiers expected to be gone by the end of august. >>> now to our fire watching the sierra. there's no video tonight showing a firsthand look at the conditions firefighters are facing south of lake tahoe. take a look at these flames from the tamarack fire, engulfing all the brush and trees, fire ripped through forest land in alpine county and scorching 40,000 acres. authorities say hundreds of homes are threatened and at least 10 have been burned. deputies are hoping to escort a evacuated residents to and from

and i understand there's 21% increase in the budget for mil con, but ask you take a look at the barricksand first airborne if you want your son or daughter there. my son happens to be and it's mold and issues like that need to be addressed in those buildings. general mcconville on are the issue of aviation, i noticed a combat aviation request of 2.8 billion, 1.3 billion decrease from 2021, and as we talk about the army's use in indo pacom and the commander wanting to see you out there more. wouldn't there need to be increase in aviation putting as opposed to a decrease? if so, is there some risk we're taking and can you talk about that risk? >> well, we certainly are concerned about making sure that the pilots get to fly and what you'll find if we don't invest in flying hours with flight school or in the units, we see a lack of efficiency and that tends to come back in access. we're trying to make sure we get the right amount of money that's needed and i would, you know, say that the money that we have raised right now needs to stay there. we have done some very stringent, you know, i'm

financial officer had pleaded not guilty to tax fraud charges. prosecutors accused ellen and vice barrick of personally avoiding tax on $1700000.00 of income the firm is alleged to have run a quote sweeping in deja scheme to keep executive pay in bonuses off the books. in canada, a fast moving wildfire has destroyed more than 90 percent of the town at the center of canada's record breaking. he'd waive the mountain town of life in british columbia, reportedly broke canada as all time, high temperature record this week ration 49.6 degrees celsius. on tuesday, the flames have forced the towns residence to flee. the east has launch digital covered nation certificate in that using travel across the block. it links up the various existing cobra 19 apps approved by each country as well as vaccination details. the system can store test results and evidence of recovery. the protesters have taken to the streets across turkey as president, wretch of type air. the one formerly withdrew from the simple convention, the world's 1st binding treaty to combat violence against women. as one said, the conven

at one point the doj said that barrick even told the uae so compile a wish list.cement in june of 20 barics is slated to be arraigned this afternoon in the central district of california guys >> wow ylan, huge we will look forward to more updates on that. >> it's still came in short of analyst estimates. philip morris's ceo joins us in a first on cnbc interview. thanks for joining us. good afternoon. >> happy to be here. >> what do you think explains this slight miss is it linked to reopening in any way, or not? >> no. i think it might be, you know, some expectations that we're going to beat estimates, stronger than we did, but we still believe we can move a strong second quarter, for 18% earnings per share growth, despite the fact that the -- the software verse the same pertain last year. we see, you know carnelled large pockets of the recovery. still all factors for consideration. and we initially sorted out at the beginning of the year. most important for you is tremendous progress we are making with products, those account for almost 30% of our net revenue now

how senior us official felt about the blockade on katara. authorities also say that in may of 2016 barrick concerted language praising the u e n. a campaign speech trump delivered about us energy policy back is also alleged to have repeated the lives during an f b. i interview about his dealings with the moratti's. ryan grim is washington d. c. bureau chief of the intercept and investigative news organization, he says barracks arrest could have implications for more powerful people. is a billionaire used to moving in some of the most powerful circles on the globe who was, who was going to remain in prison? you know, for the foreseeable future, unless he can persuade a judge to somehow let him out until his, his trial. but the main question is going to be whether or or not baracus this has information that could, that could get him a reduced or non existent sentence that would implicate people higher up the chain . and brock was so high up a chain that there are very few people that, that, that label would apply to. and jared kushner and donald trump, or are among the few that i think would

thomas barrick was arrested last week. he's charged with working as a foreign agent on behalf of the united arab emirates, where i could chair trumps inaugural fund and helped get him elected. the billionaire, we'll have to wear an ankle bracelet, surrender his passport, and will follow a curse while he waits trial. the impromptu wearing in of a new government and samo has been approved by the countries court of appeal. it means film it and they all of them with the offer will be the 1st female prime minister of the pollination on a nation of elections. in april. the party held its own swearing in ceremony and made of the members were locked out of parliament. now that's been ruled legally valid. a group of scientists in england is using 3 d printing technology to customize pills for those in need of taking the doses. it's a revolutionary concept that could improve the lives of millions around the world. has nadine baba this lab in central england where leading a revolution in health care? 3 d printing is already used to c

reuters is reporting that tom barrick just plead not guilty to charges of violating federal lobbying laws in a brooklyn federal court this morning. last week the billionaire was released on a massive $250 million bail following his arrest in california. we'll bring you more developments as we get them. >>> coming up, as members of the january 6th select committee get ready to meet tomorrow, we'll bring you a conversation with a capitol police chief. he pull pulled out of retirement to help on the day of that deadly siege. deadly siege giving you multiple options and at least 24 hours to help you avoid an overdraft fee. because we believe how you handle overdrafts (vibrates) should be in your control, (chimes) not just your bank's. low cash mode (chime) on virtual wallet from pnc bank. one way we're making a difference. (chimes) [jungle music] here we go. ♪♪ ♪ so i'd like to know where you got the notion ♪ ♪ to rock the boat don't rock the boat, baby ♪ ♪ rock the boat don't tip the boat over ♪ ♪ rock the boat don't rock the boat, baby ♪ ♪ rock the boat ♪ see disney's jungle cruise. it

. ♪♪ ♪♪ his time as the ceo of general electric during a virtual event hosted by barrick bookstore inicut. here's a portion of the program. >> i wrote the book because i felt like it was a complicated story and that, you know, truth equals fact plus context. and i thought that it had gone missing. that basically between the media and the company is defending itself that the narrative didn't speak to the people i worked with and what i really wanted to do is add more facts, a complete story about the good things we did and the bad things we did, but to get a complete story out there and that's really what i tried to do in terms of running a company during a crisis or when things are not good, you have to make quick decisions. you have to operate the company better and you cannot allow up people to point fingers so i would avoid focusing on those three things. but that's not the reason why i wrote the book. i wrote the book to speak to the thousands and thousands of people i worked with. to find a more complete way around the company and that is the context. you are watching booktv on c

wasn't this week but just last week, the department of justice indicted the former inaugural chair tom barrick, and when they they think they can win a case in court or when the corruption is so flagrant, i don't think they will hesitate to bring charges. it doesn't mean everyone you or i want to have indict left side be indicted. they face hurdles in white collar cases. but i think when they have the evidence to bring cases, i think the actions in the past week show they won't hesitate to do so. >> and david, quickly to you, given everything you know about donald trump and what happened today, what is his next move? >> he's going to go to court and try to get a temporary restraining order and permanent junction. the law here is clear. it says the irs and treasury shall turn the documents over. it's a right the president has. they made a colorable argument there is an issue here, and donald himself said he was being unfairly treated by the irs because he is president. that is plenty of grounds for an inquiry. i will be surprised if the first judge, even a trump appointee, rules in his favor. >

and later while he was president, a spokesperson for barrick said that he would plead not guilty. >>eorgia representative marjorie taylor greene. she's back on twitter after 12 hour suspension. she was suspended after tweeting that the coronavirus is not dangerous for people under 65 twitter called that a violation of its policy against spreading misinformation. cdc data shows that 250,000 of the people who died from covid in the u.s. under 65 the suspension followed. the president biden's plea recently to social media platforms to take stronger action against bogus claims. he said that kind of information his killing people. >> and now kron 4 sports from the 18 t fiber sports desk. >> alright nba finals game 6 bucks looking to win their first title since 1971 taking on the phoenix suns. the deer district out in full force over 60,000 people were out there icking up into 4 bucks up by 4. giannis was simply remarkable tonight. there he gets the dunk. he knocks down the leaning shot right over macau bridges. get this you have 50 points and 14 rebounds and 5 blocks here, but with a four

in this country, the man who chaired the 2017 trump inaugural committee, tom barrick, is accused of actingnregistered foreign lobbyist he , arrested today on federal charges issued in new york. prosecutors say he tried to influence mr. trump's policies on behalf of the united arab emirates. former movie producer harvey weinstein was booked into a los angeles jail. he was extradited from new york to california to face charges of sexually assaulting five women. he is already serving a 23 year sentence for raping an actress in new york. the nation's three largest drug distributors will pay more than a billion dollars to new york state over the opioid epidemic. the deal announced today involves amerisourcebergen, cardinal health, and mckesson. jeff bezos and his reusable rocket launched om texas on a sub-orbital trip and then returned upright. the passenger capsule flew 66 miles high and floated back down after 11 minutes. >> big things start small. but you can tell. you can tell when you are onto something. and this is important. we are going to build a road to space so that our kids and thei

the thing about barrick gold in particular is it is a price taker. they are a company that relies on mining minerals such as gold and copper that are actually not priced they are priced by the market. you are a price taker of many global event second heavily influence not just your performance in terms of the operation but also the share prices. the good news we should not forget is that trading above $20 bounce back. >> very good point here. [laughter] >> to accompany the board but for the company to turn that kind of a challenging environment around. >> indeed. it's not just market fluctuation preview on the board of miller going back to the first time you joined as a director. it was about $400 billion in 2016 which i believe you said was the largest deal that year. one of the larger deals. the board initially did not think the company would be bought. what was going on back then? >> no. i think this is another reason why in the book i suggest it's a very good thing. [laughter] to avoid. anything can happen. you know aside from that transaction i

prosecutors say barrick is a flight risk. they've asked that he be transferred to new york and held in custody. there. new at 10 an orange county man who worked for the dea has been arrested on charges stemming from the capitol riot. the justice department this man mark some of brain and he brought his service weapon and bags, they say to the january 6 riots flash them and several photos. he was also photographed holding a flag with the words liberty or death outside the capital. the former probation officer was off-duty at the time. he had earlier been a guest on fox news. he's claiming he was only at the capitol as a spectator. but i did. you do anything criminal that day. no, not at all. tucker. >> i never even stepped foot the stairs of the capitol building. >> he is facing 4 felony charges which include breaching restricted areas ibrahim's attorneys says in a statement, this indictment results from conjecture political pressure and a flawed attempt to paint a specific narrative through pictures taken holy out of context.

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i guarantee you there is nothing tom barrick has done that is worse than what hunter biden has done.onnected to the media's ideology and one for republicans and trump supporters. brian: fbi is still looking into hunter biden. i guess they are stuck on something. how long douse it take to look at the hunter biden as overseas sales. and with all this money, who is paying tax on it? the big guy? i'm not sure. but tony bobulinski met with senator ron johnson and gave him all this information. sadly ron johnson chairman of the committee and conduct this information. he knows about hunter biden losing his secret service in china and so many other foreign business trips that make no sense. here he is yesterday on hunter's art career. >> we have -- across travel records from secret service where hunter biden had secret service protection 5 and a half years. during that time period he made 70 trips overseas. think about that. that's about a trip a month. and my question is what was he selling? you know, most international business people have a product or real service that they are selling. o

they don't have the right to withdraw leah barrick, they can't strike.recognised this and have treated them as you would expect them to be, fairly, when they can't, you know, challenge back in the way that may be normal employees waited. with this prb process, what will happen is that the independent body, they call themselves an independent body, they will take evidence from people like the police federation we represent, 130,000 police officers from across england and wales, the national chief counsel comes of the chief officers from across england and wales. we will all feed in evidence into that system. now, the prb, independently, we hoped, would reveal all of that evidence and come up reveal all of that evidence and come up with the decision. however, what happens as the home secretary submits what is called the remit letter, and that was issued back in december last year, that remit letters basically says it matters not what evidence you hear, we are going to have a pay freeze, so there is no pay award for police officers as well as a number of ot

ending the session just slightly positive joining us in a "closing bell" exclusive interview, david barrickjoining us good to see you. >> good to see you thanks for having me. >> clearly there's a being disappointment relative to what investors were expecting, what is the reason for why they're so disappointed. >> let me give you some context just to start. i mean, first of all if you look at the first half, 60% in eps, and the first half of the year we're only 4% of the total vomit of the beer business, but 45% of the growth wage is proportionate growth that only represents 4%. truly, to be clear, we're gaining share, our innovation has been successful, by far the most success of innovation of the care guy this year in fact, if you look at the households across the u.s., there's nothing more than other than bud light beer and truly is number two people have embraced the brand the issue is the category. it's a nascent category, growing triple digits. we went to high double did you get, and then in may and june that was a surprise, i think for all of us. , though it's you have sort of in s-c

are you referring to the paper of barrick and xi? sen.arshall: yes, they're printed studies on this s1 unit that was the development of the key to the door that was specifically taken -- it took the sars virus. dr. fauci: if you are referring to gain of function. sen. marshall: that was not my question would you agree that this bike that was developed there -- not my question, would you agree that this spike was developed there? dr. fauci: in what context? you have to provide context. if you are talking about a paper that was written by them. sen. marshall: do you agree or disagree that was the same spike? dr. fauci: i am not sure what you're talking about, senator. i am really not sure. senator casey: i want to thank the panel for being here today and for your public service. a challenging time for the country. i want to make a couple of statements at the top. assistant secretary o'connell, i want to ask you a question but also denote on pages four and five of your testimony the information about the inventory that you have built up, we