ch chai's picture is behind me. chai was a human being. he wasn't a statistic. he left behind a family. he's survived by four sons. his wife and four grandchildren. he succumbed on may 26, 2020. chai immigrated to the united states from thailand when he was 17. throughout his life, he was known for helping others. when he first came to our country, he landed in the restaurant industry at a famous jazz club in new york city. where he made it among the first restaurants to offer health insurance to his employees. after retiring from that industry, chai moved to the national capital region and returned to work as a federal employee in the marine corps community services child development center in quantico, virginia. chai wanted to continue giving back to his adopted country. he was a proud american citizen. he was also a beloved employee working in the development center's kitchen, preparing meals for the children of our marine families. he developed a unique handshake for each kid in the daycare, making each child feel special and included. at the beginning of th

. >> do you think, chai, it's an unique struggling with donald trump and hillary clinton in additiono being a woman nominee and all of the cross-issues there, do you think that donald trump struck a nice balance or that donald trump was running the night? >> well, a casual viewer could say donald trump was running the night, the problem is that a casual viewer, like most voters, what they really want is a return to life. and the problem was donald trump's performance was completely abnormal. there was no sense -- if you're a person worried about losing your life to covid or losing your job to a bad economy that you wanted four more years of this circus. you want to return to normal life. and donald trump simply did not deliver that tonight. yeah, he dominated but he still lost. >> victoria. >> so, this was a debate where donald trump was speaking to his base. he went into it knowing that he wasn't going to pick up any undecided voters, any of those women in the suburbs of plain kn plano, texas, saying, hey, i like what this guy is saying and i'll vote for him. he's in his alternate r

robust we don't have any real testing strategy and there has been sporadic leadership like the supply chai chain. if we reset the clock what should have gone differently with the federalal response? >> i respectfully beg to differ. there is and has been a national testing strategy at coronavirus.gov. we are following that testing strategy that's what led to have 92 million test and a capacity 3 million per day we are doing 820,000 rapid point of care testing at speed that nobody thought were even possible when we began that journey back in february and that capacity that nobody thought so to ensure we have a system for a diagnosis and for the asymptomatic individuals to believe they should be tested get tested and diagnosed in the surveillance system with adequate and appropriately control statistical sampling to determine if we are facing outbreaks in different communities. and it is a product of our research. and then to test the wastewater if you have a positive case in the dorm. colleges have comprehensive testing strategies and surveillance system. and with a completely novel public-p

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. >> what about the chai needs leadership? >> that's different.nderstanding that it's important to be kind of composed, less emotional than the general cub lick. and they that that making a deal with kump was going to be not as difficult as it turned out to be. but rye now, they have written out the current administration. they are reacting and it's more of a signal to the current one. there are no illusions that the two countries will be a long lasting one. we hear of the world protracted war, a war of endurance, pulling out the rhetorics. so they are standing ready to engage. they are standing ready to be more independent. but they do want to have dialogue and so that is the message, the signal they want to send. >> do you think that given the difference between the these systems, the united states, the big open messy democracy, china does have a one-party state, one that has betougher in some ways over the years. is conflict inevitable? >> no, the chinese people are very much against a potential man made deliberate construction of cold war. thi

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peter chai. he created the susie steimle with mask 35 years ago and when the pandemic had he said he cannot sit on the sidelines and came out of retirement to try to help in the fight against the virus. he set up it makes it left lab in his tennessee home and has been testing weather heat can sterilize the math. dr. chai said while he is working to find ways to make the masks reusable comedy best solution is to quickly increase mask production. >>> bay area firefighters need all of the help they can get these days. >> one local barbecue joint is making sure they get a hot meal. flock all right. here we go. >> san francisco big jim's barbecue partnered up with the gary sinise foundation to make hundreds of meals for hungry fire crews. the foundation has given out thousands of meals to first responders across the nation. gianna is watching traffic across the bay area. how is it looking? >>> it is not bad. it is friday lights. that is good news if you are hitting the roadways early. you should be go

peter chai's name but you probably know his intention. 25 years ago, he created the n95 respirator that is the highly coveted mask now considered the gold standard to prevent the coronavirus. he is now retired, but one covid-19 struck, he said he could not sit on the sidelines. >> feel responsible to help people. we met kate set up a makeshift lab in his tennessee home. he used his oven to test whether he can sterilize masks. he used kitchen pots to prove that oiling masks is not as effective. he is running electro fabric static test in his backyard and even set up an ozone generator in his van, searching for the best method to kill covid-19. >> what is it like to do all this in your kitchen and home? >> it does not make a difference for me to do it at home, or in my lap. remake he sends all of his research to mask manufacturers, hospitals, and biologists, the save lives once before with his invention. >> i just fear that i need to ya a sponsibility to try to do it again. michael george, cbs news, new york. >> he says while he is working to find ways to make masks reasonable, best solut

madea daedalus saudi martinez whom everyone calls chai you play saxophone and tuba in the women's orchestra she's been with them since 2006 right from the beginning china is 30 years old and has 3 children she needs the income from the concerts just survive. on. the move. at the moment we have no income. even a small savings are already used up. so far we have been able to cover the last few months. but the situation is bad because of the pandemic and the donations are not limited to just this orchestra but are intended for as many women and children in mexico as possible unlike these musicians many are affected by a drastic increase in violence also a consequence of the pandemic. there is a lot of progress economically because people that they don't go out in mexico to sell on the street to clean the cars to sell flowers they don't have anything to eat some people get this parade and people don't know what to do when there is someone there and they fight and so i think this whole thing is really. is very sad and it really breaks my heart and yeah i wish. or something to help and i hope thi

right now, steve sharon, federated -- steve shive around, federated ash steve chiavarone -- steve chai have around -- steve chiavarone, federated hermes portfolio manager. we have seen the absolute decimation of the labor market earlier this year. steve: i think the story behind the market is simple. i think we have exited recession and we are entering the next recovery, which will lead to the next expansion. i think the reason why we have been able to get to highs so quickly is there's three stats that explain it. incomes are up 7.5% versus last year. mortgage foreclosures are down 2/3 of 1%. 1% to that's roughly 1/4 of what we were doing during the great financial crisis. so they have protected capital in this kind of downturn, and the consumer end businesses are better positioned than you would expect them to be given the severity of the economic contraction. lisa: what won't you buy right now? steve: piling into a treasury bond is probably not the smartest thing. i think more importantly, and i am talking a little bit on my own book here, but i wouldn't buy a whole bunch of etf's.

right wing conspiracy sites he was accused of being the brussels terrorist or the assassin had by chai plots in one of the a.f.d. state associations connected him and his spouse the pixilated photo with other terrorist attacks shot you know i always thought why did i make this selfie i didn't need it at all and i'd be left in peace and that's not the case i never alone not even today in a. modem on a sort of refuge at a friend's house. he was threatened personally and was bombarded with hate comments for 2nd time his selfie photo was abused it is sided to take judicial action against facebook with legal and this time he was alleged to have said a homeless person on fire in a bar in some way he wanted to prevent facebook from further distributing the photo . although he lost the case he doesn't think the fight was in bangor maine as vicious as the lot of it was important to me that people should know the real story who are we i ever saw what are syrians trying to achieve you can actually show there are of course people who have done long but that's not even a one percent so what about t

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so right now you were just talking about chai i news diplomats in the u.s.ly here. they're given free access. they can talk to state and local leaders, they can go to university campuses. our american diplomats in china cannot coany of that. every -- do any of that. they have to receive per mig, they have -- permission, and they have areas where they can't go. we have engaged them here at the state department. we would like all of our diplomats to be treated the same way in both cups. since they have refused, we have said, fine, your chinese kip lo mats in the united states will have to get approval before they meet with state and local leaders, their social media accounts need to be identified as government accounts. meanwhile, this is the social media that chinese citizens don't have access to. we would love for our american diplomats to have the same free and open access that chinese kip lo mats -- diplomats have here, but the chinese uncommunist party has not allowed that. lou: you're not saying we haven't figured out that the chinese are not going to be

. >> i'm excited about fall makes me feel cozy like i could get some chai and a blanket and look at theeaves fall. >> you have that today, tomorrow, thursday and then you're going to have to ice it, kumasi, saturday, sunday, monday. yeah. that's all right, though. flip it around for you and, yeah, it should be real nice day today. good morning, reggie and kumasi. looking at live doppler 7 where the low clouds and fog are set up along the san mateo coast and just picking up on that 6:58 sunrise and the sun rays are directly over the equator. as we look live outside again, what a beautiful start to the day. from our sutro camera location. it's 60 by the delta and winds are light now and will pick up in the afternoon allowing for a better air quality. for most of you, perhaps still a little hazy up towards santa rosa at 2:00 we're a and 80 in san ramon and tonight not much fog. we'll pick up on more low clouds and fog by about thursday. >>> lisa, thank you. happening today, a great day to register to vote. in fact, there's a whole national day dedicated to it. abc7 news reporter julian glo

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it spirals into ukraine and chai that and attacking biden and calling him stupid. as much as the campaign wanted the election to be about the economy, the president's message continues to diverse and we are running out of time where they can settle on a consistent message. >> john, i'm curious what your sense. when you go through the polling, again, it does look like the biggest potential vulnerability that he has, to the expect the electorate is focusing on the economy that is where he stays. if you look at the biden company, they are thinking the economy could end up playing a bigger role in the campaign, if they have a way to counter the advantage the president has now, or there is so much else out there, not the least of which is the coronavirus, the economy is just never going to real the central role we expected it would. >> the truth is two things are completely related. 9 economy is in the shape that it's in in large part because of the president unmabl to get the coronavirus contained quickly early in the spring. you can almost hear the debate among the de

. >> i'm not the guy -- look, china, we now have a larger trade deficit with chai man than we've ever -- >> do you view them as an opponent? >> i view china as a competitor, serious competitor. that's why i think we have to strengthen our relationships and our awe licenses in asia. alliances. lou: can you believe, i mean, that is pure balderdash and so resonates, doesn't it, to all of those folks in corporate america and on capitol hill and, yes, three presidents who got us into this mess with china. our first guest tonight has called china a malign actor, a threat to national security. our guest is congressman devin nuÑes, ranking member of the house intelligence committee, author of the book "countdown to socialism," available now online and in stores everywhere, and we recommend it to you highly. congressman, good to have you with us. china joe biden says that china's a -- [laughter] says china is a competitor. not an opponent, not a rival, not an enemy. your thoughts. >> you know what? it might be one of the few times that he's actually been lucid and actually told it exactly how

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taylor: that's the coconut chai. lemonis: they're both good. so break down the cost for me. taylor: our cost on your actual tea -- lemonis: how do you buy it, by the pound? taylor: we buy it by the pound. lemonis: and so how many scoops go into a pound? taylor: 128. lemonis: and so, and how much is it a pound? taylor: the madagascar coconut, $15 a pound. so $15 divided by 128 is 11.7 cents, roughly 12 cents, and so the cup is how much? taylor: okay, so your cup is about 12 cents, your lid and straw is about 2.5 to 3 cents, totaled up, 27 cents. lemonis: and what does that retail for, that exact size? taylor: about $2.89. lemonis: so it's got a 90% margin? taylor: yes, sir. lemonis: now you know why i'm interested in the tea business. the margins are spectacular. tea 2 go seems like takeout. i mean, why not tea 2 stay? people are sitting around here. why do you want people to go? taylor: we have been asked that question many times. lemonis: why don't you offer scones or -- there's nothing to enjoy my tea with, so there's no coffee as an alternative. there's nothing to eat. wh

i want to see lose but like don't achieve my goal in the finals at least i get like the chai knew trophy at least i can leave with something so. >>if you didn't know or before everybody learned her name when she beat serena for the u.s. open trophy in twenty-eighteen warriors star draymond draymond green is crossing enemy lines. he just bought a 9.6 million dollar mansion in laker land. brent would be exact of course he still has his san francisco penthouse for basketball season. but the new digs have more room for his growing family his fiance actress haze over in a shared the news that they're having a baby with an adorable instagram pic captioned green party of 5 landing. hollywood is giving birth to yet another tiger king. amazon is now going make a joe exotic drama starring nicolas cage. >>her fate. now we don't know who plays carol baskin. in this one, but we do know that kate mccann n is going to play joe's nemesis in a competing mini series that nbc universal has in the works. that's an one i think age is but james i really hope they didn't need all this i was going to say their

i want to see lose but like don't achieve my goal in the finals at least i get like the chai knew trophyat least i can leave with something so. >>if you didn't know or before everybody learned her name when she beat serena for the u.s. open trophy in twenty-eighteen warriors star draymond draymond green is crossing enemy lines. he just bought a 9.6 million dollar mansion in laker land. brent would be exact of course he still has his san francisco penthouse for basketball season. but the new digs have more room for his growing family his fiance actress haze over in a shared the news that they're having a baby with an adorable instagram pic captioned green party of 5 landing. hollywood is giving birth to yet another tiger king. amazon is now going make a joe exotic drama starring nicolas cage. >>her fate. now we don't know who plays carol baskin. in this one, but we do know that kate mccann n is going to play joe's nemesis in a competing mini series that nbc universal has in the works. that's an one i think age is but james i really hope they didn't need all this i was going to say origina

there were white folks at chai i'm was down the panthers.have government-sponsored programs that were intentionally designed to dismantle that level of unity. and while they didn't they also dismantled the infrastructure that black communities had built to be powerful. so we can't, as black folks actually contribute to a multiracial movement if we ourselves are not organized. if we ourselves have not built the kind of infrastructure that we need, not just for ourselves but to contribute to the larger project structural change. so for me, i fundamentally believe there is a science to building multiracial movements. some of it is about understanding how anti- blackness functions within those movements. some of it is about being careful about trying to flatten everyone into sameness rather than examining differences in how those differences are actually strategic for the project we are trying to dismantle. and really, how those movements can create a new bottle gem model for how we see each other. multiracial movements cannot be colorblind. [la

although chai i that -- china, it'd be easier to buy tictac., jonathan hone ugh. there are a lot of technology plays, amazon is racing ahead. jeff bezos with, of course, a little more than six weeks has added $100 billion to his value. adding to that today. this might be a reason expanding into delivery with drones. can you imagine that out on your front lawn? ♪ ♪ how they gonna pay for this? they will, but with accident forgiveness allstate won't raise your rates just because of an accident. cut! is that good? no you were talking about allstate and... i just... when i... accident forgiveness from allstate. click or call for a quote today. accident♪ rgiveness from allstate. ♪ you can go your own way ♪ go your own way your wireless. your rules. only xfinity mobile lets you choose shared data, unlimited or a mix of each. and switch anytime so you only pay for the data you need. switch and save $400 a year on your wireless bill. plus, get $400 off when you buy the new samsung galaxy note20 ultra 5g. i appreciate what makes each person unique. that

the chai northeast communist party being the most vile regime on the planet, maybe in history. put the kibosh on the entire thing and get rid of it. i think what india did is the right way to go. youni don't think you should gi- i think it's time to move on from tiktok in the u.s. maria: well, the other apps from china have been banned in the us, you're right. other major mergers this morning as well, nvidia will acquire arm holdings from softbank's vision fund, that's for $40 billion. gil yesterdagilead sciences speg $20 million on immunomedics. what about all the deals happening on this monday? does this indicate anything different to you in terms of business today? >> you know, well, the nvidia arm deal has a lot to do with softbank. softbank needs money, they need liquidity, they need out of this, okay. that's another deal that is going to face intense regulatory scrutiny, not only from the u.s. but also the u.k., the eu, and china. i'd be shocked if this deal gets done because of the massive conflicts of interest there. you now have a competitor getting a look-through into

participating remotely, keep your video function on all times, when you are not recognized by the chai. members are responsible for mutating and on muting themselves and please remember to meet yourself after you finish speaking. consistent with house resolution 965 in the accompaniedr regulation, staff only mute members and witnesses as appropriate when they are not under recognition to eliminate background noise. i see that we have a quorum and i now recognize myself for opening remarks, let me welcome or witnesses as i let the ranking member know, i'll be going considerably longer than the customary five minutes by my this morning and i'll yield to the same amount ofn tie that i consume. go overo have a lot to before we hear from our witnesses. on the evening ofsi may 15, friday, president notified g speaker pelosi as the state department inspector general steve linick, the law requires 30 day notice to fire an ig but mr. lennix last day was technically june 14. the president and the secretary violated the spirit of the law by immediately placing him on leave and locking him out of

you will never sit in this chai, you're a good man i don't care what your numbers are.hank you very much. stuart: mail and ballot mess, mail-in ballots found discarded in pennsylvania. but seven of them were for president trump, that's not the only place where there's been trouble with mailing stuff, texas attorney general ken paxton will tell us what's happening with ballots in that state. how about this one, gun sales of nearly 80% and major swing states, this could play a part in the election, we will tell you why sales are up so much. more varney coming right up for you. ♪ ♪ ♪ smooth driving pays off with allstate the safer you drive the more you save ♪ you've never been in better hands allstate click or call for a quote today allstate noand if you're troubledan a lifby falls and bleeds,ers. worry follows you everywhere. over 100,000 people have left blood thinners behind with watchman. it's a one-time, minimally invasive procedure that reduces stroke risk-- and bleeding worry--for life. watchman. it's one time. for a lifetime. this piece is talking yeah?. so what d

interesting is more arizonans trust joe biden to make the supreme court pick and not donald trump, chaind interesting. -- which i found interesting. more people think that i can handle the coronavirus better than president trump has. biden tweeted before the first trumpn arizona before how would mess things up by rolling back protections. arizonans are responding to this. the same with the republican oven or, for a while you might still be the only governor who was pulling less than the pollingt -- cold -- less than the president. forgs have taken a turn good and it is not over by any means, but the numbers look so much better than they did, because they were that bad. arizona was one of the worst states hit by this, where we were being compared to countries around the world. arizona has a population of $7 million was being compared to countries that have 50 million people have 7 million was being compared to countries that have 50 million people. the president and our governor just going back and forth with arizona andn washington is just an example. the data does not support that. hos

>> clerk: i am checking, chai chair. chair, there are no more callers. >> chair ambrose: okay.i first of all want to say please anticipate that the budget will be back on the calendar in september depending on the dates when the board is going to act. hopefully -- well, i don't know -- hopefully we'll get what we asked for and we'll be celebrating. in any event, we will have an opportunity to discuss where we're at the that time and how we're going to go forward. i also would like to in that context because i believe that we're going to also have our policy prioritization plan on for discussion. i want to talk in the context of both of those things about performance metrics and how, you know, we'll set goals for ourselves as part of that. this is my personal pitch. i really do want to look at the least pulling some sub-set of form 700 filers online, if we can't get the whole 3,500 up and running as a test pilot. i just think that waiting an entire another year before we bring that information forward, and also just that level of attention to the seriousness with which the city