katherine clark is the assistant speaker of the house.resents the fifth district of the commonwealth of massachusetts, and is adjacent to the most successful infrastructure project ever done. kathy clark, i stood in boston in abject awe and looked across the torn down southeast expressway in a north end i had never seen in my life area can we bring that infrastructure success to the rest of america? rep. clark: we are going to do just that. that project, the big dig, shows us what we can do. not only create good jobs, improve our roads and bridges, but also reconnect communities. we have seen that play out over and over again, that communities , especially communities of color and low income communities, have been cut off. so our infrastructure plan plans to do that physically, and also help those who have been cut off by lack of opportunity to be part of a roaring economy that we are going to build. tom: i will go with that. i think that is a very good idea. but do you do it linked to a social program, or is today's action going to be u.

b mc clark lost the battle with als in 2018 but his memory is benefiting others. vern glenn is in concord, the site of the first annual dwight clark legacy series. vern? >> reporter: in just a little bit, fans of dwight clark and the 49ers will fill this concord pavilion venue, and listen to conversations told by 49ers legends, right on the stage behind me. among those to attend, former 49er defensive back ronnie lott, and dwight hicks. also, tight end brent jones is flown in for this one. george kittle expected to make an appearance, all of this to benefit the 49ers golden heart fund which financially assists former members of the team. kirk reynolds is the one who made this event possible. >> his spirit is alive and well and we will keep it alive and well. his teammates continue to come back to celebrate him. the fans obviously love to come back and celebrate him. is going to be a phenomenal night of storytelling that the fans are absolutely going to truly love. they will leave here on one of the most memorable nights they will never have. honestly. >>> in just

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joining us is economist veronica clark of citigroup. bloomberg. ♪ matt: this is bloomberg markets. i'm matt miller. with greg bonnell. what can we expect from tomorrow's payroll data? joining us to discuss is veronica clark, citigroup economist. the whisper number is just above 700,000. what is your outlook? veronica: we have a forecast a little higher, expecting 850,000 jobs added in august. we do see two sided risk around the number. more uncertainty around the august print than the last few months. we could have more labor supply issues or we could also have a return to work as unemployment ends. greg: how important is this number? i think of this as a 1-2 punch, the first one being jay powell, the markets, but a week later you get this key data point which is pretty central to the fed's course. am i putting too much weight behind this number tomorrow? veronica: the fed has really refocused our attention on every jobs number. always some of the most closely watched today to begin every month. the fed ups the ante for every print. it

dwight clark.rtainly a man who deserves it the first ever dwight clark legacy series and the dwight clark award, which really signifies team spirit. being a great teammate. he certainly was all of that. you see some of the luminaries ronnie lott there and that was brent jones and dwight hicks. prior to that carbon policy on hand, just a great all around rick get together for 49 illuminate res and who better to receive the first ever dwight clark award. than george killed. an incredible honor. i mean, dwight clark, everything that i've heard about him and all the stories that i've read all the highlights that i see is he's everything that you wanted football players. everything wanted a teammate. he's everything that you want to be in a man. he's incredible person. positive attitude consists in every single day, and i'm just humbled that i was chosen for it. got to agree with everything he just said there we do a little feature every now and then called cased. you missed it. this is pretty cool vide

corporate tax hikes, chamber of commerce susan clark weighs in on the biggest business issues and laters the market headed for correction economists will weigh in but we begin with the three most important things and investors to be thinking about right now. it's been a messy market with lots of ups and downs investors are focused on next week's fed meeting energy prices higher barron's has surprising news on national gas and digital currencies now challenge the supremacy of the u.s. dollar what it could mean for banks and other financial terms on the "barron's roundtable" then levenstein, carleton english and jack hough it is still a long way from halloween but triple witching has spooked traders, tell us about that. >> it is a day that stock index option in future on stock index expire and it causes a lot of volatility in the issue the s&p 500 has been testing the 50 day moving average and important support level on those days, friday lived up to the scary reputation in the s&p 500 dropping 1% and closing below the 50 day moving average something that happened in june it happened two

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a fraudulent scheme, but that it may have actually put people's lives in jeopardy in what stephen clarks as a cautionary tale for silicon valley and it speaks to the fact that people want to believe in these types of scenarios, they love the dream of becoming millionaires in silicon valley. but sometimes that dream turns into a nightmare. >> now elizabeth holmes has pleaded not guilty to 10 counts wire fraud and 2 counts of conspiracy to commit wire fraud if convicted on on all counts here. she faces up to 20 years in state prison. this trial could last at least 3 months live in san jose. rob fladeboe kron 4 thank you, rob. speaking, of course, happening today. the first trial in the college admissions scandal began today in boston with jury selection. >> a former casino executive along with an equity firm. chief, they're accused of paying hundreds of thousands of dollars to a middleman to get their kids into usc other people around the country have been arrested in the scandal. but this is the first case to actually go to trial. many other parents like actor lori locklin, a full house

chairwoman clark and members of the subcommittee, thank you for inviting me to testify. the senior vice president of technology and risks at the bank policy institute. vpi is nonpartisan research and advocacy organization representing the nation's leading banks. through our technology division we work with our banks as well as leading financial institutions on cyber risk management and critical infrastructure as well as fraud reduction, regulation and innovation. i also serve as policy committee cochair for the financial services sector coordinating council which coordinates across the financial sector and government partners with enhance security and resiliency. on behalf of member firms we also appreciate the work of the committee on the cyber incident reporting on critical infrastructure act of 2021 which is focused on addressing an urgent need for government and critical infrastructure to share cyber information and improve awareness and better inform our collective ability to mitigate and respond to them. banks and other institutions have had legal and other require

clark urged his bosses to sign a better to georgia's governor containing a lie.d the justice department identified significant concerns that may have impacted the outcome of the election and advised the governor to convene in special session. acting attorney general rosen and the deputy ag donahue said no. it was the violence of the insurrection on january 6th that finally ended trump's plans to prevent the certification of joe biden as president. yet, with no proof, with no facts, with no evidence at all that fraud played any role in his defeat, trump has convinced his base of support that the electoral system of the united states is corrupt. former republican new jersey governor christine todd whitman who started a group to safe guard u.s. democracy, says this is a threat to the country. >> abraham lincoln said if this government falls, it will fall from within, and we have to remember those things because it can. it could happen. >> reporter: wolf, one thing that bill gates, the maricopa supervisor told me, that if it weren't for republicans willing to risk th

a fraudulent scheme, but that it may have actually put people's lives in jeopardy in what stephen clark sees as a cautionary tale for silicon valley and it speaks to the fact that people want to believe in these types of scenarios, they love the dream of becoming millionaires in silicon valley. but sometimes that dream turns into a nightmare. >> the trial is expected to take as long as 6 months in san jose. rob fladeboe kron 4 news. the first trial stemming from the college admissions scandal began today. former can see no executive gamal abdel aziz and former staples and gap executive john wilson. >> are accused of paying hundreds of thousands of dollars to get their children into usc, although a number of other people around the nation were arrested in the scandal, including actress lori locklin. this is the first case to actually go to trial lockland and many others avoided trial by pleading guilty to the fraud. they received punishments ranging from probation to prison. time. 3 other parents are set to go to trial in january. >> kron four's your local election headquarters. vice pre

i want to speak to brian clark, who's in new jersey. he was working on the 84th floor of the south tower in new york when the plane struck just a few floors blow. thank you very much. indeed for being with us on all the 0. when you think back to that day, what are the images and sounds and feelings that immediately come to you? well, it was all surprise, you know, it was we all went to work that day, expecting it to be a normal day and everything changed in a hurry. you know, i was left after the day with the knowledge that reconfirm that you cannot predict the future with any certainty. from moment to moment. we didn't know what was going to happen next once that 1st plane hit next door and i was in the south tower. the 1st plane hit the north tower and we didn't know what had happened. but we knew something was wrong. and the day just kept unfolding mystery after mystery event after events, and i'm just grateful and eternally grateful that i'm a survivor. but our company, last 61, people that day out of our 250 new york employees. so

trevor clarke sa s, won't look at that. trevor clarke says. what's _ won't look at that.arke says, what's the evidence - won't look at that. trevor clarke says, what's the evidence of - won't look at that. trevor clarke i says, what's the evidence of cobit latency and young people? this says, what's the evidence of cobit latency and young people?- latency and young people? this is the subject _ latency and young people? this is the subject of _ latency and young people? this is the subject of some _ latency and young people? this is the subject of some debate - latency and young people? this is the subject of some debate still, l the subject of some debate still, and we are 18 months into this pandemic. so latency is the period in which, after you catch the virus, before you can transmit it to other people — obviously it's a very important figure because you want to know after you've been exposed to somebody on the train or in a school, how long have you got to self—isolate — when should you start a self isolation period? because there's some confusion about this latency

and tight end george kittle is the first winner of the dwight clark award. good for him. we got some sensational defense to show you from around the major leagues tonight. you do need to check this out. the reason why the giants are only a half game up on the dodgers. mookie betts. he had a home run and that nice catch to rob travis d'arnaud of the braves of a possible. home run and the dodgers win again. they beat the braves, 3 to 2, so that one run who made all the difference right there half game lead for the giants. that's the sporting life. get it back to you, julian! frank all right. see you later. mark see you later. one thanks for joining me tonight, mark. good night, everybody. what's cooking? my mother's recipe -- guinea-pig pie. smells good. you just accept that? it's pecan. how cuckoo do you think my country is? it's come to this -- "what's cooking" and "smells good" gets me in trouble? mom, you're already cooking for tomorrow? don't make a big deal. my baby's graduating. he won the award for integrity and character. "no absents, no tardies, respectful to stud

thank you, chairwoman clarke, ranking member garbarino, and members of the subcommittee. i am kimberly denbow, managing director of security and operations of the american gas assocation. aga. i lit a g security policy and technical programs for nearly two decades. i'm a former voting member of, former voting member of the tsa service transportation security advisory committee and cochaired the cybersecurity subcommittee. i presently cochair the cybersecurity working group for both the oil and natural gas sector coordinating council and a pipeline sector coordinating council. thank you for inviting me to share my perspectives on cyber incident and reporting for critical infrastructure act of 2021 and sharing our general approach to cybersecurity. aga represents more than 200 local energy companies that deliver clean and a formal natural gas to 95% of natural gas customers in the united states. aga supports the provisions necessary for a workable incident reporting framework as laid out in the cyber incident reporting for critical infrastructure act of 2021. these provisio

clark urged his bosses to sign a letter to georgia's governor containing a lie. it falsely claimed the justice department identified significant concerns that may have impacted the outcome of the election and advised the governor to convene in special session. acting attorney general rosen and the deputy a.g. donohue said no. >> the country came very close to a coup. >> reporter: it was the violence of the insurrection on january 6th that finally ended trump's plans to prevent the certification of joe biden as president. yet, with no proof, with no facts, with no evidence at all that fraud played any role in his defeat, trump has convinced his base of support that the electoral system of the united states is corrupt. former republican new jersey governor christine whitman who started a group to safeguard u.s. democracy says this is a threat to the country. >> abraham lincoln said if this government falls, it will fall from within and we have to remember those things because it can. it could happen. >> reporter: one thing bill gates and maricopa county supervisor

chances came for steve clarke's side. chances went begging for steve clarke's side. quite.ners up in the women's super league manchester city put on an impressive display in the first wsl match to be shown on free—to—air tv. several new signings shone as they beat everton 4—0 at goodison park. but it was captain steph houghton who put the gloss on the result with a brilliant free kick to round off the scoring in what was one of three games today. the champions chelsea begin their season against arsenal tomorrow. british teenager emma raducanu has matched her breakout run

jamie gangel, general clark, thank you. >>> still ahead, new research suggests some people may have a preexisting immunity to covid-19. how could that be? we'll explain. >>> plus, the justice department is asking a federal judge to block texas's restrictive abortion law. details on the legal argument, whether it can stand there. and later, another plot twist in a series of crimes involving a prominent south carolina family. now alex murdock admits he organized a failed hit on himself just months after his wife and son were murdered. hear why he says he did it. tide pods ultra oxi one ups the cleaning power of liquid. can it one up whatever they're doing? for sure. seriously? one up the power of liquid, one up the toughest stains. any further questions? uh uh! one up the power of liquid with tide pods ultra oxi. what happens when we welcome change? we can make emergency medicine possible at 40,000 feet. instead of burning our past for power, we can harness the energy of the tiny electron. we can create new ways to connect. rethinking how we communicate to be more inclusive than ever. w

clark, chief ruda. one of the highest honors of my life, representing the nearly 435 united states sailors and marines serving aboard the uss somerset. courage through adversity is a motto rooted in her action in the skies above us. the story of flight 93 is one of 40 people brought together by circumstance. those of whom knew no one on board, banding together in a time of crisis. i can think of no greater act of service or higher calling than prioritizing the lives of others when one's existence is at stake. divine comprehension, these these unsuspecting people acted with complete selflessness, acted in the name of countless, nameless faces below. september 10, 2001 it may have been impossible to imagine we find ourselves here today reverently remembering such a selfless act. the department of defense's theme of this anniversary is educate and remember. we take that responsibility seriously. every month we gather our newly arrived sailors to help them adjust to ship life. this is their introduction to

the first dwight clark legacy series honored -- they helped so many former 49ers. former 49er great jones honored all protight end george kiddle with the first digit clark award. an example he leads as a teammate. >> i never had the chance to meet the great number 87. from the highlights and the more i read about him and the more i feel like we would have been great friends. honor to represent a legend. i appreciate it more than you know. thank you. go niners. >> shout out curt reynold whose had a who is who of folks helping him out with that event that. was a good time. that's enough. we will see you later. >>> it's 4:56. coming up live team coverage on the caldor fire. it's moving toward another famous ski resort. >>> we are live in south lake tahoe where the fire fight continues. firefighters trying to keep the massive fire away from the populated city center. we will tell you what has gone on overnight. what they are dealing with today coming up next. >>> and september 1st comes with a newman pavement who is now required to be vaccinated before they show up for

. >> reporter: legal analyst and former prosecutor steven clark says it is now up to a judge to decideto grant anna kane's restraining order. it comes after he applied for one of his own alleging his wife was also abusive. >> i think it is a problem but at the same time these claims have not been proven. >> the couples divorce made headlines after kane's wife claimed he gambled on his own games and threw them to make money. but today the nhl announced they found now evidence of that. >> it was unhealthy. it was toxic. both of them are challenged with some abuse. >> reporter: the founder of women raising above abuse who was also a domestic violence survivor says if both are telling the truth it is not unusual for victims to come forward later. >> it takes courage for anyone to tell anyone they are dealing with abuse. it takes courage to speak about it. period. >> his attorney released a statement tonight calling the allegations false, explosive and retaliation for his restraining order against his wife. in san jose, kpix5. >> his attorney accused anna kane of making up the gambling alle

steve clarke says his scotland side are approaching a "must win" moment in their world cup qualifyingotland sit fourth in group f after wednesday's 2—0 defeat in denmark. after moldova, the scots travel to third placed austria on tuesday at the halfway point in the group. with a capacity crowd at hampden tonight, clarke feels the home supporters will play an important part. i think it will be good for the players, they enjoyed a little taste of it with 12.5 or whatever it was, 12,500 at the euros. they enjoyed that taste, they enjoyed the atmosphere and if we can get the crowd rocking, a good fast start, get the crowd behind us, hamdan will be a nice place to be. —— hampden park will be a nice place. one more football line to bring you — manchester united winger jadon sancho will miss england's world cup qualifiers against andorra at wembley tomorrow night and poland next wednesday because of a "minor knock". sancho sat out thursday's win over hungary and will now return to his club. the defending champions, europe, have only won once on us soil, but they've taken a commanding lead af

steven clark says her credibility could be called into question in future court proceedings including her restraining order application. >>> the central bank signals it will begin to wind down its purchases of government bonds. plus why a former secretary of defense was called to testify in the elizabeth holmes trial. elise preston reports from the new york stock exchange. >>> stocks roared back wednesday after a choppy start to the week on wall street. dow was up 338 points at the close. nasdaq added 150 and s&p 500 gained 41. yesterday's rally coincided with conclusion of the federal reserve's two day september meeting. a statement from the fed indicated it could start raising interest rates early next year. chairman jerome powell said the central bank is aiming to end monthly bond purchase program by middle of 2022. >>> former defense secretary james mattis took to the stand at the criminal trial of the former ceo elizabeth holmes. he told the jury he was invited to join blood testing start up's board after he invested nearly $85,000 in the company. he also testified he and other b

speaker, i rise as the designee of the gentlewoman from massachusetts, congresswoman clark. the speaker pro tempore: the clerk will designate the amendment. the clerk: amendment number 105 printed in part c of house report 117-125 offered by mr. bowman of new york. the speaker pro tempore: pursuant to house resolution 667, the gentleman from new york, mr. bowman, and a member opposed, each will control five minutes. the chair now recognizes the gentleman from new york. mr. bowman: thank you, mr. speaker. i rise today to offer a commonsense, good government amendment that has already passed this house on a bipartisan basis. decades ago, congress recognized that there's an inherent conflict of interest when elected officials who decide how taxpayer dollars are spent are also allowed to contract with the federal government to receive those dollars. that is why federal law prohibits every single member of this body from contracting with the federal government. at the time, it was thought there was no need to include the president, vice president, or members of the cabinet in thi

we also have another person who's helped us a lot and that is jonathan clark. professional mariachi who has really helped us to put some of this together. we have an exhibit in our museum of the trajes and the musical instruments of mariachi that will be showcased all this month and part of next month. and then in october, at the end of october, we're gonna have the other los motos so we really are showcasing our community, our traditions that are, you know, centuries old. and so that's what we're trying to do: share it with the larger community because we've been here the longest and we should be showcased. damian: absolutely, well, i took a class at san jose state with jonathan clark and i used to call him [speaking foreign language] because he knew he was it; he knew everything. i don't know why he was a student; he should have been the professor in front of the class. but it's vital--right?--that other organizations are helping you, and the county is helping you, it's a collaborative effort. kathy: yes. shirley: for example, the [speaking foreign language]

sign up today. >>> it is the dwight clark legacy series at concord pavilion. fans will listen from 49er legends talking about the one they call dc. who lost his battle with als in 2018. expected to attend tonight, former defensive backs ronnie lott, and dwight hicks. tight-end brent jones will fly in for this one, george kittle is expected to make an appearance. all of this to benefit the 49ers old and heart fund which assists former members of the team. former fullback tom rathmann was just coming into the league with a dc. >> he was the standard. him and joe. him, joe, and in my opinion, ronnie. and roger, drafted jerry rice, and boom. here we go. >> and off it went. waited all this time to ask you about the old quarterback question, you been through this with montana and young, montana, young, now it's trey lance and jimmy garoppolo. what is your thought about that? >> put them both out there at the same time. >> rotating quarterbacks. >> let's get them both out there at the same time. >> it was cut down day for the 49ers. they had to trim the roster to 53

iraq didn't invade us, clark tries to tell them. they want to go after saddam hussein sane. has led us, yes, to january 6th. that has led us to this awful division, this sort of so far, hopefully so far cold civil war between each other. but we're not going to make it. >> yeah. >> as americans, if we keep this fight going with each other. we could have our disagreements, but that's not what's been happening now. now it's turned violent and the violence is encouraged by the former guy who held office for the last four years. and now we've got a president trying to get us vaccinated, trying to save our lives, and trying to stand up against all the lies that are being told. and when he said that this week, $300 million a day, al, $300 million a day is what we spent for 20 years on this war. what would our cities look like today if we had that $300 million a day for 20 years? >> absolutely. >> what would our children have? what would our health care system look like? i'll just go down this list. this is what i meant by bin laden ended up winning because we destroyed ourses. >> w

thank you chairwoman clark, ranking member you men as, and our panel of witnesses for joining us. the impact of the may 7 ransomware attack on colonial pipeline was far-reaching. as we all know now, nearly half east coast fuel is supplied by by the current of pipeline. >> entering the cybersecurity of our critical infrastructure last week we heard from the ceo of the colonial pipeline about how his company responded to the ransomware attack against it. i also asked him why his company , prior to the attack, appears to have resisted efforts to assess the pipeline security prior to the attack. today we will hear from the dhs components charged with ensuring cyber security of our nation's pipelines and responding to cyber incidents. i am looking forward to learning not only about the engagement with colonial before and after the incident, but also about the plans to assure we are better prepared next time. unfortunately, we know there will be a next time. in recent weeks we've seen two transportation systems fall victim to ransomware attack's. in new york city and in massachusetts. h

thank you to chairwoman clark, ranking member and our panel of witnesses for joining us. the impacts and ransomware attack are colonial pipeline which are far reaching. nearly half of the east coast and supply for the colonial pipeline. when the pipeline was checked on, americans struggle to filter gas can in the incident cause major disruption to the economy and well-being of our country. that's why it's important for us to have a conversation today about the federal government response to colonial and role in ensuring cybersecurity of critical infrastructure. last week we heard from the colonial pipeline about how the company responded to ransomware attacks against it. i also asked by his company prior to the attack appears to have resisted efforts to us has the pipeline security prior to theec attack. today we will hear from psa and dhs component charged with ensuring cybersecurity of our nation pipelines and responding to cyber incidents. i'm looking forward to learning not only about tsa and engagement with colonial report activists incidents but also about plans so

clark's statement, we need the ability to get visibility into national security risks. we need to understand where adversaries are intruding into networks across the country. we need to understand the techniques they are using to break-in, what they are doing or trying to do. without that kind of information -- with that kind of information, we can protect others and work as a whole of government to reduce the risk. >> how do we qualify the authority you described -- codify that authority you described. >> as a country, to drive for reporting to cisa, as several of your colleagues have suggested, that will help drive that change. the second part, we need the authority to address resource gaps across far too many industries, particularly our state and local partners. more than we can do -- organization that may be under resourced, build cybersecurity programs, including in the context of incident response, establish a recovery fund or other mechanisms that will teacher partners -- helper partners to get the funding we need. >> thank you. do we need voluntary compliance o

congratulations, clark county schools. with that i yield the remainder of my time. the speaker pro tempore: for what purpose does the gentleman from ohio rise? >> i rise to address the house for one minute. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman is recognized for one minute. >> thank you, madam speaker. i, too, am pleased to be here today with my colleagues to recognize the life and incredible service of sergeant major dan. originally from the northeast ohio community of north canton, he served our country honorably in the united states marine corps for 30 years. mr. gonzalez: pending his career as the residential sergeant major for the 25th regiment. his 10 overseas deployments including afghanistan and iraq where he was with the columbus based company. when the lima company was struck by a series of deadly attacks in 2005, surviving officers turned to him to help them deal with the unspeakable travesties the war had brought upon them. a testament to his leadership and courage, his marines often said they would follow him. his service also extended right here at ho

clark's as it regards to long -- >> we don't have a lot of data for long covid after full vaccination. early data suggests there may be half the risk of long covid for people who have been fully vaccinated fan for people who have never seen the vaccine. but this will still be a high percentage of people who get long covid somewhere in the 10 to 15% range. that would certainly -- was certainly softer data but among the things being considered. >> thank you, we look forward to seeing you at next week's briefing. >> now president biden takes place in the quad leaders summit with the prime ministers of australia, india and australia at the white house. this is 10 minutes.

clarke: phegd ms. frankel, i inform the house that ms. frankel will vote yes on the schrader amendment. the speaker pro tempore: for what purpose does the gentlewoman from illinois seek recognition? ms. underwood: as the member designated by mr. rush, pursuant to h. res. 8, i inform the house that mr. rush will vote yes on the schrader amendment. as the member designated by mr. andy kim, pursuant to h. res. 8, i inform the house that mr. kim will vote no on the schrader amendment. the speaker pro tempore: for what purpose does the gentlewoman from virginia seek recognition? ms. wexton: as the member designated by mr. mceachin, pursuant to h. res. 8, mr. mceachin will vote no. as the member designated by ms. porter, pursuant to h. res. 8, i inform the house that ms. porter will vote yes on the schrader amendment. the speaker pro tempore: for what purpose -- for what purpose does the gentleman from illinois seek recognition? >> mr. speaker, as the member designated by mr. grijalva, pursuant to house resolution 8, i inform the house that mr.

let's talk with clark in florida. clark. >> caller: hey, jim.good to be back, clark. >> caller: i own quite a few shares of incigo insc >> i've had them on. i'm not happy with the way the stock acts i'm beginning to believe this stock down 45% deserves to be down 45% until they pull a rabbit out of their hat and they haven't been able to do that john in california >> caller: boo-yah, jim. god bless you and your family. >> do i love my partners what's happening >> caller: i've got a stock for you and i know you love it it's running up. it's had a slight pull back. biohaven. >> instrumental. they're up against abvie not doing well down a quick 13 points biohaven does have nurtek. i just got my prescription refilled -- it knocked out my migraine in 17 minutes when i was in milan i woke up groggy i woke up angry. my wife was sick of me. boom, nurtek, she's happy. ken in florida ken! >> caller: boo-yah, jim. >> boo-yah, ken. >> caller: thanks for all the hard work you do for us busy home gamers. >> i have a team of people i love i appreciate that. wh

want to get perspective now from retired general wesley clark, a formernateo supreme allied commander. general clark, this reporting defense secretary esper apparently knew about the call made in october should that quell some of the outrage from republicans toward milley since the defense secretary was aware of it? >> i think there should be a lot of praise for general milley for doing what he did. he took the initiative, reached out, did the best he could to maintain strategic stability. he did it right by the book. he informed the interagency. he had people there from various agencies. it was recorded, distributed in u.s. government. should be no big secret about this, and congress shouldn't be surprised. they're supposed to help support strategic stability and u.s. policy goals. that's what he did. >> former president trump is accusing milley of treason which probably isn't any surprise he's try to use this to his advantage, saying he should have to face military justice. >> well, i'm really disappointed ipsenator rubio because he's around for a while. i remember hearing a great s

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the county commission meetings are supposed to be run by the commissioners for the people of clark county here in nevada. those people have a right to ask questions and be interested on what is on the agenda at the meetings. what was on the agenda at this meeting was a proclamation to do away with nevada's first amendment rights. i was there to witness and oppose this proclamation. that didn't get to happen. because i was attacked after trying to defend the people in this country. they will never stop me from defending them or prevent me to defend the people of the great state of nevada. >> laura: this is an image of what happened to your head when they slammed you into the metal detector. a bump on the head there. if you had a different political affiliation and showing up to speak about some other protective cause you would have been a cause celeb. it would be a human rights travesty. >> they would be attacking the other side and i would be the biggest victim ever. but i am not. they don't expect that african-americans would be a republican. i am the chairman, national chairman of the r

clark urged his bosses to sign a letter to georgia's governor containing a lie.ely claimed the justice department identified significant concerns that may have impacted the outcome of the election. and advised the governor to convene in special session. acting-attorney general rosen and the deputy ag donoghue said no. >> the country came very close to a coup. >> reporter: it was the violence of the insurrection on january 6th that, finally, ended trump's plans to prevent the certification of joe biden as president. yet, with no proof, with no facts, with no evidence at all that fraud played any role in his defeat, trump has convinced his base of support that the electoral system of the united states is corrupt. former-republican new jersey governor, christine todd whitman, who started a group to safeguard u.s. democracy, says this is a threat to the country. >> abraham lincoln said if this government falls, it will fall from within and we have to remember those things because it can. it could happen. >> reporter: one thing that bill gates, that maricopa county su

a fraudulent scheme, but that it may have actually put people's lives in jeopardy in what stephen clark sees as a cautionary tale for silicon valley and it speaks to the fact that people want to believe in these types of scenarios, they love the dream of becoming millionaires in silicon valley. but sometimes that dream turns into a nightmare. >> the trial is expected to take as long as 6 months in san jose. rob fladeboe kron 4 news. >> police in the bayview are searching for the suspect who shot and killed a man over the weekend. police say it happened on kirkwood avenue just after 08:00pm the victim was taken to the hospital but died of his injuries. police are asking anyone with information on this particular case to contact them. new details tonight in the case of the murdered georgia jogger ahmaud arbery. >> former georgia district attorney jackie johnson is accused of trying to delay the arrests of the men charged. but the killing of arbery. this is video from that horrific scene that was back in 2020 reporter jonelle forte brings us up to date now on the accusations, sand arrest.