david jones went with high yields on the 10 year, pushing back towards 2%. steeper curve or flatter curve? lisa: the question is, how much can the fed have control over any of these indications? are they going to raise rates faster and curtail the animate recovery and lead to lower long-term rates, or is it going to have to be a policy response that generates faster growth going forward? i hate to hedge on this. jonathan: you love to hedge on it. i know what you really think. it's ok. kailey: logically, it would be a flatter curve. but realistically, what is the response going to be is unclear. jonathan: i just can't call this bond market right now. i don't think anyone really cannot the moment. it by two basis points. how many people come on this show and say we shouldn't be down here, but i think we are going to do percent? -- going to 2%? equity futures down 26, negative 0.6%. this is bloomberg. ♪ ritika: with the first word news, i'm ritika gupta. the u.s. has reportedly stopped processing ipo registrations for chinese companies, according to reuters. th

. >> david jones. >> thank you, mr. speaker. once the extension of the -- for the supply of chilled meat from great britain to northern ireland is welcome, it is entirely right to say it amounts to no no more than a -- [inaudible] so can my right honorable friend -- that unless the european union adopts a more appropriate approach to the northern ireland protocol, this country will do whatever necessary to fix the problem? >> my right honorable friend is, sadly, completely right in his analysis. there remains very serious problems in the what i believe is a misapplication of the legally -- application of that deal and what we are hoping for is some progress from the >> live coverage of president biden, here on c-span. [cheering and applause] president biden: thank you. thank you. good to see you. mr. president, he had to delay his vacation to come here today. [laughter]

. >> david jones. >> thank you, mr. speaker.e the extension of the -- for the supply of chilled meat from great britain to northern ireland is welcome, it is entirely right to say it amounts to no no more than a -- [inaudible] so can my right honorable friend -- that unless the european union adopts a more appropriate approach to the northern ireland protocol, this country will do whatever necessary to fix the problem? >> my right honorable friend is, sadly, completely right in his analysis. there remains very serious problems in the what i believe is a misapplication of the legally -- application of that deal and what we are hoping for is some progress from the european commission, some repairs that i think that they should make to the way that this is working. but i'd echo what he has said. we certainly rule nothing out in our approach. >> [inaudible] >> prime minister, one in four pregnancies end in miscarriage and, therefore, does the prime minister believe that -- is not an illness, therefore, payment should be -- [inaudibl

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in the book is the, and it's only a footnote is the story of a little known reddish in your name david jones and when he found out there was another famous british singer named davy jones and the monkeys took his stage name from that of a hero of the alamo but creating david bowie. >> i'm just a geek. i had never seen santa anna's letter that he wrote just before tossing the rio grande saying i'm going to take actors back from the north americans and read their slaves, those wretched souls who are in slaves chains. i never knew that letter existed and two days later he crossed into texas. >> are there any parting shots l.from you all three or anything you want to add ? >> the one thing i would say to people are looking at this and maybe considering purchasing is that we have tried not to bang the reader over the head with how wrong all this is but to urge people just to be open to the idea that there are other ideas about what happened. and that other communities and especially communities of color that have viewpoints on texas history and especially the alamo are worth considering. i know i

i know you've talked about how ga, ga, maybe to some known on the gene genie from by david very jones, janae's name, the master thief storyteller, affronts inspire this as well. when you want to speak about please on, and specially about design all shunting on, it's obliged to think about johnson and jimmy chapter piece colleges made and in these meds play mistress during 111 evening and in the rankings might result very play kings and queens doing one night ah, ah yeah, there's a bit of our lady of the flowers, 2 people say reportedly people say that they watch this program in guantanamo, even in this prison in ivory coast, which you show as being so appalling. i mean, it is appalling. the, the shadow of guantanamo washington, the guantanamo georgia camp even hangs here in this, in one of the scenes. yes, this is going to no more. he's in, he's in my job and i wanted to say something about the edge of the guns. so off my car in advance, i don't games and they play like one to move. so it's a soft of me not being my offer on the inside the prison. and who is zelma king, the man whose

. >> i am joined by the former rnc chairman and michael jones and david korn. i walked through the recent history even it is a little depressing because it seems clear that the republican leadership in congress does not know how to play this and the media arm over at fox they seem to understand this is not something you can just peace out on. they seem to understand if these testimonies go far enough and continues mean something. >> that's why you have the responses you had from the talking and you displayed in opening part of the segment where the only thing that was curated was the responses. the maga lobby and pro police crowd, the reality is setting in not just politically out maneuvered by the speaker of the house. the reality of it is, is this narrative exposes so much about what's rotten right now inside the core of my party. you also have let's keep up with the news max crowd with the awe yens. the reality still remains for fox and a lot of us pushing these stuff that the rest of us see it. our eyes are not lying to us here, folks. we watch it unfold re

this according to david corn from "mother jones" who came out this week responding to the efforts withff and can explain what was happening at the white house during the violent raid on congress. jared kushner and ivanka trump. we know ivanka was in the oval office with her father that afternoon. reports show that kevin mccarthy was reaching out to kushner for help in stopping the assault. lindsey graham was calling ivanka. kayleigh mcenany, then the white house press secretary, she was reportedly with trump during the attack and implored him to speak out against the violence. rudy giuliani, pat cipollone, trump's white house counsel while trump was attempting to overturn the election results. then donald trump himself. those are among the names there. what are the likelihood in your mind, nicholas, these people will be called to testify and show up? >> well, i think calling people to testify is one thing. but if we learned anything from the trump years that, you know, these -- these officials and, of course, the former president himself are going to litigate this every step of the way

david hall, the colonel of the delaware regiment. about 200, maybe 250 troops at touch from sullivan, watching jones is forward. they are a good mile, maybe mile and a half aboard -- the next two forwards to the north are being watched by the french comedians i talked about. under the command of colonel moses hastily. about 300 of these guys and they are split with 150 at two different forwards. sullivan also has a two gun artillery battery with him. look at this position he's responsible for. he is the right flank of the army. he is spread out over between five or six miles from where moses is. all the way back to the other forward. it's a long front he's watching. remember he only has 1800 troops total and only a little over 500 of them are out here on the right flank. spread out over five miles. he has two very questionable brigade commanders. he's exceptionally vulnerable to a flank attack. so it happens now the morning of the battle? most of the morning sullivan -- for those of you not familiar with this battle, william house splits his army. about 9600 of them are going to make a 70 mile flank to come aro

jones beach earlier this week. a lifeguard saying before the incident, he saw a fin. and david, officials have stepped up patrols in the area. they say those closures are a precaution to keep beachgoers safe. david? >> erielle reshef with us tonight. erielle, thank you. >>> when we come back on the broadcast, the tragic news tonight, the high school athlete collapsing and dying on the first day of practice. ugh, there's that cute guy from 12c. -go talk to him. -yeah, no. plus it's not even like he'd be into me or whatever. ♪ ♪ this could be ♪ hi. you just moved in, right? i would love to tell you about all the great savings you can get for bundling your renter's and car insurance with progressive. -oh, i was just -- -oh, tammy. i found your retainer in the dryer. is struggling to manage your type 2 diabetes -oh, i was just -- -oh, tammy. knocking you out of your zone? lowering your a1c with once-weekly ozempic® can help you get back in it. oh, oh, oh, ozempic®! my zone... lowering my a1c, cv risk, and losing some weight... now, back to the game! ozempic® is proven to lower a1c.

david hanson is here. plus newly uncovered comments from 16 19 founder hannah nicole jones. that's next.'t just play someone brainy on tv - i'm an actual neuroscientist. and i love the science behind neuriva plus. unlike ordinary memory supplements, neuriva plus fuels six key indicators of brain performance. more brain performance? yes, please! neuriva. think bigger. show me the olympics. ♪ "bugler's dream" begins playing ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪♪ >> laura: in newly uncovered audio from the founder of the 1619 project, we get a taste of what our kids are going to be learning in the schools that actually adopt this twisted curriculum. >> cuba has the least inequality between black and white people of anyplace really in the hemisphere that -- i mean, the caribbean, most of the caribbean it's hard to count because the white population in a lot of those countries is very, very small, the countries run by black folks, about you in places that are truly at least biracial countries, cuba actually has the least inequality, and that's largely due to socialism, which i'm sure no one wants to hear. >> laura

david hall, the colonel of the delaware regimen. about 280, 250 troops. that from sullivan watching jones's fort a good mile and half above the fort and the french canadas are under the french canadians are under the command of -- it they're split. sullivan has a two-gun artillery battle with him. look at the position he's responsible for. he's the right flank in the army. he's spread out over between five and six miles from where moses hayes guys are at buffington ford back to britain ford there's a very long front he's watching and only has 1800 troops total. only 500 are on the right flank spread over 5 miles. he has two very questionable brigade commanders and is exceptionally vulnerable. so what happens on the morning of the battle? most of the morning sullivan is not involved. for those unfamiliar with the battle of brandywine. william house splits the army into two columns. about 9600 will make a 17-mile flank mark to come around sullivan and washington's right rear. you will see this develop as we move forward. another 6800 other of them under another officer are going to come strai

this is colonel david hall, the colonel of the delaware regiment, about 200, maybe 250 troops detached from sullivan watching jones' fort. they're a good mile, maybe mile and a half above britain's fort. the next two 40s of the north are being watched by the french canadians. there's about 300 of these guys and they're split with 150 of them at wister's ford. sullivan also has a two-gun artillery battery with him at britain's fort. look at the position he's responsible for. he's the right flank of the army, spread out over, between five and six miles from where moses hasten's guys are at brufr fing ton's ford. it's a very large front he's watching. remember he only has 1,800 troops total and only a little over 500 are on the right flank. he's exceptionally vulnerable to a flank attack. so what happens now the morning of the battle? most of the morning sullivan is not involved. for those of you that aren't familiar with the battle of brandywine, william howe splits his army into two columns, about 9,600 of them will make a 17-mile flank march to come around sullivan and washington's right rear. you'll see that deve

when you found out there's another famous singer davy jones and the monkeys, took his stage name from that of a hero of the alamo thus creating davidbowie. >> i am just a geek. i have never seen santa and is a letter he wrote just before crossing the rio grande him going to take it back and free those slaves as wretched souls who are in chains. i never knew that existed two days later she crossed into texas. >> wonderful. other any parting shots from all three customers anything you want to add? people look at this may be considering purchasing we tried to not bang the reader of the head by how wrong all this is. just to be open to the idea their other ideas about what happened. especially communities of color have points on texas history and the alamo i know we opened my mind we try to put this out there in the public conversation in a non- preachy way if you will. >> i would say this is a funny book we need to have one voice and brian took the lead in writing it. it is a light touch, it is funny it is not a boring history book like you are used to. i think you'll see some of the reviews are knocking us for that. i think it is rea

jones? we'll get into that. and later, what needs to change in the coverage of climate change. david singer, david epstein, all coming up. but first declaring independence from the virus. that's probably more of a question than a statement. noting traveling is surpassing pre-covid levels. it signals the return of the city's air show. a roaring comeback, the best kind of story to tell. but you know what i'm going to say next, right? other headlines from the region reflect the pandemic's continued grip, specifically its grip on americans who are not vaccinated. on this holiday weekend, it's true, many communities are able to declare independence from covid-19, but others still are not. only 20 states have reached president biden's july 4th goal of having 70% of americans vaccinated with at least one dose. and let's be clear, they're mostly blue states. a brand new "washington post" polling shows a huge divide that exists between political parties. quote, 86% of democrats have received at least one shot of the vaccine compared to only 45% of americans. a 40-point spread. of course, the

to tell david greg get your division up to brandy station, where is it going to be on stewart's flank and rear, it doesn't work out that way. stuart is going to respond quickly. jones is not well respected by stuart, a personality issue, here he is, he's going to pull his flute out of line. they will go to fleetwood hill, more and more confederate troops, wade hampton is bringing his brigade, what would have been a wonderful opportunity lost opportunity as david greg's men are defeated on fleetwood hill. what might have been a good opportunity maybe not to destroy stuart but to hamper him in the future campaign. that is a photograph of the hill, artist representation. it is clear they are not moving stuart, and he gets permission to retreat. across the river here. what am i doing? it was a lost opportunity. it did nothing but to tarnish stuart's -- to consolidate his men and push back the union attackers but got a lot of grief from newspapers for being an prepared. that is happening here. where is lee going to be used in, leaves the area around fredericksburg. it is the blue ridge mountains. increasing reports on the part of hooker's buys and scouts but pleasanton

my name is david aaronson, and i'm a member of district 1 and a member of disparities in the black community, founded by felicia jones [inaudible] department of justice community oriented policing services. these recommendations were made by the federal d.o.j. after numerous killings of -- by the sfpd of san franciscans, mostly black and brown, particularly from 2014 to 2015. the d.o.j. came to san francisco in 2016 as the city hit a boiling point of unrest. the former chief was made to resign after months of protests calling for his ouster. in the years that the sfpd has been reporting its prorace statistics from 2016 to the present, the antiblack disparity has continued unabated. black san franciscans are suffering with no action by the sfpd or city officials who could hold sfpd accountable. even as sfpd brings down total arrests and use of force, even as it changes its actions so that fewer of these actions happen, the antiblack racism in sfpd remains. an analysis this year reported in 538.com names san francisco as one of the worst racist police departments in the nation and called for the biden administration to

galvan from jones hahn, our bond counsel, alex chiu, who's disclosure counsel for the bonds, and he'll be delivering the official statement that you'll be considering in october. we have david bradley from kfnn financial advisors. [inaudible] from citigroup, david mccarly, from baxter, mccarly, and barry, and this concludes my presentation unless commissioners have any questions for our team members or myself. >> thank you. so before we take any questions, i want to say thank you to the staff and to the testimony but also turn to see whether we have any comments from members of the public. madam secretary, do we have any member of the public wishing to comment? >> clerk: at this time, members of the public who wish to provide public comment should call 415-655-0001, enter access code 146-906-7228. press the pound sign and the pound sign again to enter the call. press star then three to be placed in the queue, and if you are listening to us by phone and you would like to provide public comment, please press star, three. we'll provide a few moments for the members of the public to call in. madam vice chair, at this time, it does not appear there are any members of the public

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david, good afternoon. well there have been at least a dozen shark sightings along new york's long island from right here in point lookout to lido beach to jonesn jones beach, the beach had to close temporarily afterlife guards spotted at least three sharks measuring about six feet long. take a look at this video. it shows a shark yesterday on joins beach being captured and then released, on top of all of that, on monday, a jones beach lifeguard was bit in the leg while on a body board about 15- yards from the shore that's not very far at all. they suspect the bite or the nip on the leg came from a juvenile bull shark. lifeguards are seeing more and more black tip reef sharks. they have the black tip on the fin. the black tips are usually found in shallow waters in the tropical areas, but because of warming waters and storms, they've made their way to new york, following the bait fish. >> right off these waters where it wasn't just one, we had two, about six and a half foot sharks , black fin, which are predators spotted in these water s and we took all of the swimmers out. reporter: last year in response to increased sightings of the very agg

galvan from jones hahn, our bond counsel, alex chiu, who's disclosure counsel for the bonds, and he'll be delivering the official statement that you'll be considering in october. we have davidinancial advisors. [inaudible] from citigroup, david mccarly, from baxter, mccarly, and barry, and this concludes my presentation unless commissioners have any questions for our team members or myself. >> thank you. so before we take any questions, i want to say thank you to the staff and to the testimony but also turn to see whether we have any comments from members of the public. madam secretary, do we have any member of the public wishing to comment? >> clerk: at this time, members of the public who wish to provide public comment should call 415-655-0001, enter access code 146-906-7228. press the pound sign and the pound sign again to enter the call. press star then three to be placed in the queue, and if you are listening to us by phone and you would like to provide public comment, please press star, three. we'll provide a few moments for the members of the public to call in. madam vice chair, at this time, it does not appear there are any members of the public wishing to comment o

my name is david aaronson, and i'm a member of district 1 and a member of disparities in the black community, founded by felicia jones. these recommendations were made by the federal d.o.j. after numerous killings of -- by the sfpd of san franciscans, mostly black and brown, particularly from 2014 to 2015. the d.o.j. came to san francisco in 2016 as the city hit a boiling point of unrest. the former chief was made to resign after months of protests calling for his ouster. in the years that the sfpd has been reporting its prorace statistics from 2016 to the present, the antiblack disparity has continued unabated. black san franciscans are suffering with no action by the sfpd or city officials who could hold sfpd accountable. even as sfpd brings down total arrests and use of force, even as it changes its actions so that fewer of these actions happen, the antiblack racism in sfpd remains. an analysis this year reported in 538.com names san francisco as one of the worst racist police departments in the nation and called for the biden administration to call in the d.o.j. for a patterns and off make their top priority corr