he has an attitude and wonderful clearview oklahoma that he says one of the greatest motivational concepts accessible to mankind is recognition. he says recognition is about remembrance and acknowledgment. we're taking a moment as a senate today to be able to acknowledge, these 13 black towns that still remain in oklahoma and if youto look at se of history of p what happened during that time. >> so let me walk through this somewhat. tallahassee found in 1883 regarded as one of the oldest surviving historically black towns in indian territory. langston, founded 1 in 1890, was named after john mercer langston, african-american educator and u.s. representative from virginia. seven years later the oakland the territorial legislation established the colored agricultural at normal universe which would later be called langston university. this historically black college and university has grown from 41 students in 1897, to over 3000 students today. prominent oklahomans, ada lou fisher, frederick moon, isaac young, page, patterson allat reside in the town of langston or call the langston universit

here is what they do, these companies like clearview a, facial recognition site over 3 billion socialhich is they share with law enforcement and the social media sites with keywords, to keep tabs on protesters. infusion, another company allowing secret social media e-mail account for the use all of the above to infiltrate your mojo. for real. excellent harmless, right? they say they are doing this to keep also say are carriers safe during riots and that's the ending but it's a ruse to funnel all your private pre-crime comings and goings to various agencies like fbi through a slippery dhs intelligence sharing portal. basically building a case against you without a warrant and using private tools to encompass online covid operations beyond dark but marketplaces to include publicly accessible websites and private sites. that's pretty much everything. they are sharing with anyone who can rescue, spy on you get their rocks off. it makes sense. an fa set by warrantless american spy with programs like prism the illegally collected billions of phone records, texts and e-mails with direct acce

this is absolutely wrong to use these gigantic third-party services like clearview ai to circumvent ourthe post office of all ridiculous, the post office. there is no argument for the post office. for i don't buy it were just try to keep our workers sacred oh you are? you are crating bots to spy on everyone and jam it through the slippery intelligence sharing portal to the dhs? that is malarkey that is hot billerica that is hot stank malarkey. speaking of malarkey the winter olympic games are heading to beijing in 2022. u.s. lawmakers both sides of the aisle are causing boycott. yesterday house speaker nancy pelosi suggested government officials hold a diplomatic boycott the games to purchase human rights abuses in china just like they did in 2008. it did not work but they are protesting the treatment of. today senator rick scott sent a letter to nbc saying has a unique opportunity to condemn oppression and stand for human dignity by declined to air the 2022 olympic games list that moved out of calvinist china. i urge you to do so immediately. so what are the chances anyone takes a stan

he is an attitude in wonderful clearview, oklahoma, he says one of the most greatest motivational concepts accessible to mankind is recognition. he says recognition is about remembrance and acknowledgment. we're taking a moment has a senate today to be able to acknowledge these 13 black towns that still remain in oklahoma and to be able to look at some of the history of what happened during that time period. so let me walk through this somewhat. tallahassee was founded in 1883, regarded as one of the oldest surviving historically black towns in indian territory. langston was founded in 1890, named after john mercer langston, a u.s. representative from virginia. seven years lakers the oklahoma territorial legislature established the colored agricultural and normal university, which would later be called langston university. this historically black college and university has grown from 41 students in 1897 to over 3,000 students today. prominent oklahomans such as melvin tulsan, clara looper, frederick moon, marquise hanes, isaac w. young, inland page, zell la black patterson, all resided in

he has an attitude and clearview oklahoma that he says one of the latest motivational concepts accessible to mankind is recognition. he says that recognition is about remembrance and acknowledgment. we are taking a moment as a senate today to acknowledge these 13 black towns that still remain in oklahoma and to be able to look at the history of what happened during that time. period. tallahassee was founded in 1883 and regarded as one of the oldest surviving historically black towns in indian territory. langston was founded in 1890. named after john mercer langston, a black educator and a representative from virginia heard seven years later, they established the colored agricultural and university which would be called langston university. this historically black college and university has grown from 41 students in 1897 to over 3000 students today. these esteemed alumni resided in the town of langston who called langston university home. tatum's was founded in 18 95. it was named after two brothers. they founded -- they found prosperity in 1929 when oil fields were drilled there. there wa

kevin book of clearview energy partners is joining us to discuss what is happening here, and in somee only getting this small reaction in the market we are seeing right now. great to see you on the show. let's talk about how we ended up here. this is an incredible situation, and something that people have warned about, talked about for quite some time. yet here we are. the reality of it is now, and we are having to deal with it. can you walk me through why there was no plan b here? kevin: i don't know that you can say there is no plan b. when you have a major fuel artery, plan b is on the open seas, on the open road. colonial has been disrupted for other reasons in the past. but really, what we are facing as a whole new set of challenges , a whole new threat environment. it is not different than a sustained threat environment because cyber hacking is a risk for everyone. but the real issue is whether or not the operational technology, the back of the system, the part that runs the pipeline were compromised, you still need the front of the systems to run a business. so even if you are

look at clearview. no fog insight. those winds have really kept it clear throughout the bay area this morning. it is a little chilly, currently we're at 51 out there in berkeley. we're at 43 right now in fremont, 48 in half moon, bay and 52 in nevada. a little below here's a look at our wind speed. so you can see the contour changes as we get towards the middle of the afternoon. there. we actually see san jose a really pick up because right now you barely can feel the wind outside, but it does hit close to 40 miles per hour later this evening. and then out and conquer close to 50 miles per hour. this is around 5 o'clock and then here in san francisco, you see the number increase as well as for rain, should be dry for us. you do see that the northeast part of california will get some rain and we will get some fresh powder out in the sierra. as you can see, system passing through the farthest south that we could see light showers as lake county may be the very northern tip of son omar napa county. but overall try for the

he is an attitude in wonderful clearview, oklahoma, he says one of the most greatest motivational concepts accessible to mankind is recognition. he says recognition is about remembrance and acknowledgment. we're taking a moment has a senate today to be able to acknowledge these 13 black towns that still remain in oklahoma and to be able to look at some of the history of what happened during that time period. so let me walk through this somewhat. tallahassee was founded in 1883, regarded as one of the oldest surviving historically black towns in indian territory. langston was founded in 1890, named after john mercer langston, a u.s. representative from virginia. seven years lakers the oklahoma territorial legislature established the colored agricultural and normal university, which would later be called langston university. this historically black college and university has grown from 41 students in 1897 to over 3,000 students today. prominent oklahomans such as melvin tulsan, clara looper, frederick moon, marquise hanes, isaac w. young, inland page, zell la black patterson, all resided in