carr is not a household name. carr is a north carolinian industrialist. at one part he was probably the richest man in north carolina. he is the namesake of carrboro, north carolina, which is near and dear to my heart and i lived there for many years. he is the top guy at the key veterans organization for confederate veterans. he says things those who selected him wanted him to say. he was a white supremacist. he considered himself conservative. he was a democratic party leader. and he was per have -- perhaps the most prolific speaker at confederate monument dedications, at least in north carolina, if not everywhere. they always have julian carr front and center giving a speech. and his speeches are preserved at the university of north carolina at chapel hill. they have his speeches -- it's actually these speeches that led me to this project. but he also helped fund monuments. and this is, i think, worth focusing on him as our key. you can see -- this is the dedication of the unity monument. you can see him there speaking in a confederate uniform. and thr

commissioner carr. commissioner carr: thank you. i want to recognize our colleague commissioner riley for his work on this issue. this is one of his top priorities in his time on the commission. it is great to see the progress made, but with the anna ally last october and now this new, additional backing with legislative support from congress, not to get far ahead of the vote, but the first comment of an open meeting, a bipartisan vote is a good standard to send and one we will undoubtedly continue to meet. thank you. chair: thank you. commissioner starks. commissioner starks: thank you. i will do my part in ensuring a modern and effective 911 system stands ready to assist americans in a crisis. that is one of the commission's most important responsibilities per congress and the commission have long recognized that 911 fees should serve 911 purposes, and have worked to combat fee diversion. the legislation adopted as part of the appropriate -- appropriations act extends the act. i think the staff for their hard work and quickly prep

carr? >> guest: sure.irst of all, at pretty much every product the company has developed since 2004 has used this, so it doesn't matter whether it's the amazon kindle, fire tv, amazon's web services including s3, glacier, any of the services. they have all been developed using this process, and, in fact, it was during 2004 when we were in a phase of intensive product ideation iteration for both the digital media business and device is as as well as the amazon web services businesses, these are businesses that did not exist at that time, and as we were idea meeting on them we actually are working on also figuring out what is the best process for new product ideation. and through through a pl and error we eventually tried this idea of writing down our ideas in a document and further refine that idea too lets first cast those ideas in the form of a one-page press release and then let's have supporting document of four or five pages behind it that could address the kinds of questions test would would ask about

. >> thank you, commissioner carr. now commissioner starks. >> thank you, i'm going to go in reverse order here. and again thank you for the presentation on mapping and for that detailed update on the commission's efforts. this hard work and really the focus combined with the mapping funding is going to propel the commission towards significantly better data practices. for too long the commission was aware that the broadband data was deeply flawed, and you know was pushing forward with data practices. and we should not be surprised in some ways that parties are already raising some instances where mapping related problems are arising. so you know, i'm focused here as well in going forward. the commission needs to ensure solid data foundations. and as commissioner carr just mentioned, this will drive results, too. now is the time for thoughtful execute i look forward to working with you and with the cross collaboration of the commission's talented staff and the many stakeholders that we have all on these processes to ma

commissioner carr: congratulations to the acting chair. i will start with the broadband benefit program. i would venture to say this isn't just top priority for any commissioner, i would suggest this is a top priority of the entire commission. when we look at the task ahead of us, implementing in a matter of days right now, the structure of this $3.2 billion effort signifies this is an all hands on back -- all hands on deck effort. i have two main priorities for the program, both embedded in the statute, the first of which is prioritizing remote learning. if we look at the eligibility requirements congress put in the statute, whether it is free or reduced lunch program, school breakfast eligibility vehicle, or pell grants, it is clear congress had in mind the fcc using these funds to address remote learning and help schoolkids and parents of the schoolkids during this pandemic. if you look at the public notice announcing the cycle for this, we concluded the emergency broadband benefit program is designed to ensure benefit beneficiaries can

thanks. >> thank you so much, commissioner carr. >> thank you, commissioner carr. commissioner starks. >> thank you, madam chairwoman. i'm going to go in reverse order here. thank you for the presentation on mapping and for that detailed update on the commission's efforts. update our broadband data and maps. this hard work and the focus combined with the mapping funding that congress, as you mentioned, appropriated last year, is going to propel the commission towards significantly better data practices. for too long the commission, you know, was aware that our broadband data was deeply flawed, and, you know, was pushing forward with data practices and we shouldn't be surprised in some ways that parties are already raising some instances where mapping-related problems are arising in the phase one results. i'm focused here as well in going forward, the commission does need to ensure solid foundation on our high-cost programs and as commissioner carr mentioned, this is going to very much drive results in the 5g mobility fund, and so now is that time for thoughtful exe

carr? >> guest: sure, first of all pretty much every product the company has developed since 2004 has used this so it doesn't matter whether it's the amazon kindle, fire tv, amazon web services including fc 32 or glacier or any of the services because they've all been developed using this process and in fact there it was during 2004 when we were in a phase of intense ideation about the digital media and device businesses as well as the amazon web services and those are two businesses that did not exist at that time and as we were idea aiding on them we were working on what is the best process for new product ideation and their process of trial and error we eventually tried this idea of writing down our ideas and documenting them and further refined that idea to let's first catch those ideas in a form of a one-page press release and let's have supporting document of four or five pages behind it that could address the kinds of questions that customers would ask about that product as well as d

carr? >> sure. first of all pretty much every part of the company has developed since 2004, doesn't nerves amazon kyndell, fire tv, amazon web service including glacier, any of those services per they've all been developed using this process but in fact it was during 2004 when we were in a phase of intent product for both the digital media business and device business as well as the amazon businesses did not exist at that time. as we were ida to on them we were working on also figure out what is the best process for new product through a process of trial and error we eventually tried this idea of writing down our ideas in a document and further refined that idea to what first cast those ideas and a one-page press release pre-let's have supporting documents for five pages behind it as well as detailed questions of their senior leaders, board members, other stakeholders but asked bird everything what would it look like for this product, what size team will you need what kind of technical, hurdles will

star kim carr dash and files for divorce from africa kanye west the split ends one of the most high profile marriages of the past 7 years. a warm welcome to our international viewers i'm marrying a state. joe biden has made his 1st major global appearance as u.s. president addressing the munich security conference he declared a renewed commitment to the transatlantic alliance promising to work closely with european allies to tackle major challenges such as the covert 1000 pandemic and climate change after 4 years of fraying transatlantic ties under the trump of ministration biden is trying to rebuild relations but there are important areas where washington in europe do not see eye to eye. when the west talks amongst itself the us president has the 1st word and he delivered what his partners in europe wanted to hear america is back the transatlantic alliance is back and joe biden was clearly about america's core mission. for most prepared gather for a long term strategic competition with china tricky for germany whose economic recovery from covert is made in china it angela merkel says she's

peter: and he and brendan carr are the two republicans. emily: yeah. peter: ashley goal. ashley: i agree with everything emily said. i would add that brendan carr really is sort of the left over from the trump administration, that is going to carry out some of those priorities and that messaging that was really quite strong during the trump administration about anti-section 230, about not silencing conservatives, about not being about title ii net neutrality rules. we can definitely expect brendan carter sort of carry those flags. and with rosen whistle, whether she gets confirmed full-time or not, i think she is pretty well known among the telecommunications community, as emily pointed out. it just depends on whether the biden administration wants to get her confirmed, whether they want to get rebecca's letter -- rebecca slaughter on the trade commission confirmed. so, we're going to have to see what happens there. peter: when it comes to telecommunications and communications issues, the ftc should be watched, as well? ashley: absolutely. we've got acting chairwoman slau

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to working backwards llc co-founder bill carr joins us now. great to see you. going to be like with its, you know, founder and chief executive for so long, he created this beast internally and in the public eye, where do you think amazon goes now? >> well, i think that, in fact, there'll be substantial continuity for several reasons. one is that jeff has been mindful really going all the way back to early 2000s about how to build a company that would endure for decades. and he went about -- everyone knows about all the amazing products and services that amazon has built, but jeff has been just as deliberate in building a set of processes, systems, culture, management team that would entour for decades. endure for decades. so that combined with the fact that jeff as actually been quite involved with spending moses of his day-to-day -- most of his day-to-day time focused on the new initiatives that the company drives, everything from amazon prime video to new devices, to aws for many, many years that i think -- and, by the way, it's not going away. he's going to

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. >> this week on the communicators, we want to introduce you to collin briar and bill carr. they are the co-authors of "working backwards, inside stories and secrets from inside amazon. mr. briar, we will start with you what was your position at , amazon and tell us a little bit about that experience. collin: i worked at amazon for a little over 12 years and i started in march of 1998. i did a few rolls and then in starting in 2003, i spent two years working as chief of staff, internally they call that role jeff's shadow, spending 10 hours a day with jeff, helping him be a better ceo, and learning how he wanted to scale the company and so i spent two years doing that and then i spent five years after that as the cheap operating -- chief operating officer of imdb a subsidiary of , amazon. >> and when you joined amazon, what were the revenues and what were you buying from amazon? >> i joined in march and the annual report in 1997 with the first year that amazon had gone public, amazon did $147 million in revenue in 1997, so we had just gone -- $150 million if you want to call

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star kim carr dashin files for divorce from rapper kanye west split and one of the most high profile marriages over the past 7 years. hello i'm claire richardson welcome to the show joe biden has made his 1st major global appearance as u.s. president addressing the munich security conference he declared a renewed commitment to the transatlantic alliance promising to work closely with european allies to tackle defense covert 19 and climate change after 4 years of fraying transatlantic ties under the trumpet ministration biden is trying to rebuild relations but there are important areas where washington and europe don't see eye to eye. when the west talks amongst itself the us president has the 1st word and he delivered what his partners in europe wanted to hear america is back the transatlantic alliance is back and joe biden was clear about america's core mission. most prepared together for a long term strategic competition with china tricky for germany whose economic recovery from cove it is made in china it angela merkel says she's ready to take on the challenge with a no to be a so

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the rap artist and fashion mogul kanye west and kim carr dashi and the star of the successful reality t.v. series keeping up with a car that she and. the media dubbed the pair kenya and watched the twists and turns of their lives together as obsessive lee as the couple's legions of dedicated fans. from marin gage mint. and lavish marriage celebrations us an italian fort. to a growing family group rumor that we've heard congratulations to you. which will help their successful fashion and beauty empire is going to be. cheering the marriage the flamboyant rapper reveals that he was bipolar and struggled with mental health issues. he launched a last minute presidential bid a few months before the u.s. election last year concerns over west's mental health grew after he delivered a rambling speech and revealed that when cardassian was pregnant with their daughter he had initially wanted her to get an abortion cardassian didn't strongly back or discourage her husband's presidential bid but in a long statement she asked for compassion and empathy following his. after behavior in a social medi

, does that require the congress to pass any legislation allocating fun, sore that something theme carr, do from its existing funding? thank you. >> so, a million doses will be allocated next week to those 6,500 pharmacies so that's in addition to the 10.5 million doses that are going to go to states, tribes and territories. that's the first phase of the pharmacy program, and we'll phase up as i said as supply increases. on your fema question, no, that does not require congress acting. that's a decision that the president has made, and we will reimburse states that $3 billion to $5 billion. >> all right. next we'll go to kaitlan collins of cnn. >> thank you very much. i have two questions for you. one on this rollout given you just said this is in addition to the 10.5 million you're already sending so where are these vaccines coming from, this one million you're going to send this out, what allotment is this coming from that you have, and then secondly you said to make sure that you can meet the eligibility guidelines before you go to try to get a vaccine at these pharmacies. a lot of s

i'm phil carré all welcome to the program.myanmar's military has removed the country's civilian government and imposed a year long state of emergency several elected officials have been detained including the country's defector leader g. the ministry accuses the government to failing to act on claims of voter fraud in november's election several countries have condemned the coup and have called for the immediate release of detainees. it will be televised news of the takeover announced on military on television this video one of the few to capture the moment a member of parliament was whisked away in a pre-dawn raid. to is anyone's guess. among the many arrested civilian leader aung san suu kyi and other high ranking members of the ruling party national league for democracy in a statement she denounced a coup is an attempt to put the country back under a dictatorship adding i urge people not to accept this to respond and wholeheartedly to protest against a coup by the military the dramatic escalation marks a culmination of a bi

at thomas carr's use cameras to alter sound and radar to analyze their surroundings as well as the more modern lidar sensors that use lasers . to call in these lines in. these different types of sensors because radar and lidar can calculate the distance to objects very accurately but they don't capture enough details to recognize what these objects really are and when it comes to humans it's the camera that's best equipped to detect what their intentions are that is to so i can are they about to cross the road or not you know i just wasn't. the industry's top companies are increasingly setting their sights on light on technology which stands for light to tech and ranging here sensors attached to the car sent millions of laser impulses every 2nd this creates a precise 3 d. image of the surrounding objects test last. elon musk recently ruffled some feathers when he said leiter was too expensive and that cameras radar and ai systems would suffice tesla uses only radar radio waves are used to measuring objects distance and speed using this data and the camera images a 3 d. image of the surr

abc's will carr is on the ground in broomfield, colorado. good morning, will. >> reporter: good morning, eva. people who live in this neighborhood literally thought this plane would fall out of the air. parts of the plane came crashing down into a house, and now this morning, people here are giving the crew kudos. terror in the skies over denver this morning. >> mayday. mayday. united 328. rlines flight 328 bound for hawaii bursting into flames. at 15,000 feet. massive pieces of the metal falling into the neighborhoods below. the pilot forced to make an emergency landing. sending a mayday just minutes after takeoff. >> 328. heavy mayday. just experienced an engine need to turn immediately. >> when i was looked out the window, the engine was shaking really bad and all of a sudden there was just a big boom and the ring around the engine flew off. >> reporter: passengers onboard rocked by what seemed to be an explosion from the right side of the aircraft. >> ladies and gentlemen, please remain seated with your seat belts fastened. >> the plane

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directly involved undermining public trust in the health system has led to an even worse crisis as alan carr last knows only too well. on the. first level snapping up. a. 23 year old alan makes a living peeling onions in a factory like many other parents in this poor manila neighborhood she was alarmed when people started to blame denver actua for the deaths of their children. but. but. but up a lot of that. i am i guess i'm. sad. that. this isn't lazaroff hospital in manila the secretary of health once unfortunately for ireland there was a deadly outbreak of measles here in 2019. little wonder across the philippines vaccination rates had fallen from 88 percent to 55 percent in just a few years. when arlin's daughter genuine developed a high fever and rash she took her to hospital. in lennon died a few days later. then the remaining child fell ill. and the 4 no no you know the one i mean bunk i have it for suggest one for my soul i wish for my law up but not for the i don't how one porsche. ma came out of the show that got stuck we know we have to push it and have. in less than 3 weeks arlen

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carr not to interfere, an aide to the attorney general confirmed." there's yet another call that donald trump made to georgia that could be an election crime in and of itself. there was the president of the united states threatening georgia's attorney general to not do his job in defending the state of georgia against a lawsuit initiated by the president and filed by the texas attorney general. donald trump was trying to commit election fraud in georgia and threatening the georgia attorney general not to get in his way. this "new york times" report seems to have added substantially to the criminal investigative leads that should be followed by the justice department and the state of georgia and other states. later in december, white house meetings became even more deranged with one participant saying it was really damn close to fistfights. a north carolina lawyer brought into the discussion by white house chief of staff mark meadows told donald trump that mike pence had the authority to decide which electoral votes could be counted on january 6th whe

in december of 2019, when jaden carr was 8, he used to love going to gamestop to buy video games.that year, his mother bought him ten shares of gamestop at $6 a share, even though he wanted an xbox one. his mom said to think of all of it as a long-term investment. and last week, that investment paid off when the internet influenced gamestop's share price. carr and his mother sold his ten shares for $320 a share, earning $3,200, a return of more than 5,000%. jaden plans to save $2,200 and reinvest $1,000 back into the market. there's a life lesson for you. >>> and, i love this, as snowstorms are blanketing parts of the country, some creatures are taking advantage of the snow days. two giant pandas at the national zoo here in washington, d.c., were caught on camera sliding down the hillside on their backs and then rolling over to climb up the hill and do it all over again. the national zoo shared the footage from their panda cam on social media, wishing everyone a happy snow day from pandas mae xiong and tian tian. look at them! you've got to love it. they figured it out. they got i

. >> carr st. each other, it looks like a movie from the 1980s. >>> issue that came to a crashing end, right outside a san francisco landmark. >>> vandals targeting historic monuments. >>> more clouds of the bay area and also that hayes on the horizon, the air quality was not as good as it was over the weekend, eventually going to see >>> pittsburgh police releasing the body camera video, and it shows the moment an officer shot an armed man. cell phone video from a shopping center shows a man on the roof of a building, this was january. police say it was 32-year-old kerdell lillard who officer say was in the parking lot, when they arrived. the officers are saying that he refused to listen to their commands and that is when he allegedly grabbed a gun the top of the car's tire and ran away. one point police say he began running at the officers with the gun pointed i them -- at them. that is when shots rang out.t i that is when police say he dropped the gun and he lay down on the ground. another angle

plea of guilty a man is sentenced to 15 years in prison for the murder of multiuse journalist daphne carr a wanna go. she was a reporter who expose corruption within multis political and business elite the killing rocked the island nation sparking protests that led to the resignation of the prime minister also coming up facebook and australia's government struck a deal to end the blackout on newsfeeds does this mean facebook will now be.

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they have been the dominant force in world football over the past 12 months my brett carr bayern munichons long to get going as a joshua kimmich look to have opened the scoring. but as he willed away in celebration, a var check said he was obstructing. byron have a wealth of attacking talent who can hurt you. one of those danger meant is leroy sane, and he was inches away from breaking the deadlock. the germans kept pining on the pressure, or surge going close early in the second half. they were soon ahead, but not without more var controversy. benjamin fox michael was initially ruled out by replay showed 11 dusky was in fact on—site and the build—up. this time they were thankfulfor the and the build—up. this time they were thankful for the intervention of technology. the mexicans provided little thur in the end with bayern munich missing so chances to extend the lead. they held on to complete a remarkable six trouble and become world champions for time. —— for the fourth time. a letter signed by the chief executives of the fa the premier league and kick it out has been sent to the soci

after he unexpectedly changed his plea to guilty and admitted to all of the charges against him daphne carr won it could have been exposing corrupt. political and business of late when she was killed in a car bomb attack in 2017. spot angry protests and ultimately led to the resignation of the country's prime minister 3 new suspects arrested on choose die on suspicion of supplying the bomb that killed her. let's cross straight to journalist keith mccollough finn capital lettings been covering this story since it 1st broke hi there keith with these new developments is the mood of deafening carbonic glitzy and now salt. to what has been partially. due to having putin to speak to who did the nation but the question. who was behind who was the mastermind behind this nation so far there is one suspect one businessman who was suspected to be involved in taking banks and taking bribes but there are those who have been suspicious that politicians might be involved. be interesting tonight the prime minister press conference saying that it was was very happy with what happened in the sense that the g

world economics and international relations at the school of economics mr carr going to before the break we touched upon this very touchy subject of the enlightenment values which many of the new. movements. for gender rights a racial rights the rights of the minorities the center. or and you said they aren't misinterpreting it i would suggest an alternative explanation because i think. it is impossible to become. self-sufficient thinking adult person without sustaining some trauma and reality is always more than in human psychology can bear but what those. movements are doing is lionizing and instrumental lising the trauma rather than the human spirit which can overcome trauma and in this sense it's indeed inhumane because it actually suppresses the human spirit for some instrumentalists goal but why do you think it's so widespread why do you think so many people are in sync with that. first of all the so maybe. it is. a little minority in the western countries these neglectable minorities in the humanity in the whole of humanity. but the to do exists for the reasons one of the reasons

those who have participated in nazi crimes against humanity and all the human rights abuses frederick carr berger worked as a guard at a camp near the city of hamburg despite having already been prosecuted in the us germany said it will not charge him claiming a lack of evidence the u.s. judge's decision was partly due to the fact he still receives a wartime service pension now burgess said he was forced to work in that camp at the time it described the ruling now as ridiculous the camp he worked at was set up in 1938 and operated to 1945 more than 100000 prisoners were held there mainly from the soviet union in poland almost half of the detainees died effort director of the simon wiesenthal center in jerusalem gave us reaction to the case he spoke to my colleague jacqueline vogue. anyone who assisted nazi germany says that the forces there are right and persecuting people who are categorized as enemies of the rights and deserve to be trashed and said he didn't say what everyone wants it's irrelevant he served a class in tracing those class intrusions the actual built to to persecute innoc

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from this was asian which is probably now which will probably bring us today gravitation while mr carr going to france a fascinating topic to consider but let's take a very short break right now we're back in just a few moments. the british and american governments have often been accused of destroying lives in their own interests what you see in this these techniques is the state devising methods to him to essentially destroy personality of an individual. by scientific. this is how one doctor's theories were allegedly used in psychological warfare against prisoners deemed a danger to the state that was the foundation the method of psychological interrogation psychological torture. disseminated with. in the u.s. intelligence community and worldwide among our allies for the next 30 years. the victims say they still live with the consequences. since it other than. pay them in. other words the money to let. a. croc get. types to use a pen in. the in the next. moment going to have. been. used if you get in though it is a. little village in the midst of it but again it was on those on the a