not such a good match for charlie davidson. nick hope was watching. taste davidson.cause this part isn't quite at that stage yet. we have seen one british boxer battled to within one victory of the guaranteed prize. his name is frazer clarke. not super heavyweight crack is the longest serving member of the gb boxing set of having missed out on 2012 to the olympic team—mate and ultimate gold medallist anthony joshua, he was then overlooked in favour ofjoe joyce joshua, he was then overlooked in favour of joe joyce at joshua, he was then overlooked in favour ofjoejoyce at rio 2016 the silver medallist four years later. finally today come the super heavy weight became an olympian himself against the former multi—world champion of ukraine. now, clark controlled this contest from the beginning. forthe controlled this contest from the beginning. for the five controlled this contest from the beginning. forthe fivejudges scoring it's his way in each of the rounds. he was a heavy hitting contest, and that landed him a place in the quarterfinals. the last action of the day cy

lady davidson of lundin links. that was tuesday in parliament.me minister�*s questions. until then, from me, david cornock, and all the team here, bye for now. hello. the heat goes on, and it will do for a couple more days and indeed nights. because of the persistence of the heat, the met office have issued an extreme heat warning. two particular areas have been identified, this one to the south west of england covering parts of the midlands and wales, this one across northern ireland which comes into force on wednesday. it doesn�*t mean that these are the areas exclusively affected by the heat but these are two areas identified as potentially having the biggest impacts. you can see the heat an issue from first thing on wednesday. we start our day with temperatures around 20 celsius in many areas. it will be a little cooler through wednesday perhaps down some of the north sea coast, just because we will pull a little bit more cloud in here but overall, still a very hot day lies ahead. temperatures across the southern uk widely in the high 20s to

first up, warren davidson of ohio.ater, john garamendi of california. >> coming up today on c-span, the house returns at 9:00 a.m. eastern to consider legislation that would x the date the visa process for afghan -- would expedite the visa process for afghani's who worked with the u.s. government. back later to vote on president biden's pick to lead the national security. then it, government officials testify about the use of digital financing by terrorists. ♪ host: congressman warren davidson serves the fourth district of ohio and -- the eighth district of ohio and is with us this morning, joining us ahead of this morning's session. we were spending the first half hour hearing from viewers on decisions made yesterday by the house speaker in blocking two members, including jim banks and jim jordan. the republican leader took all five members off the panel. what is your view? guest: i applaud leader carthy. his decision highlights why republicans opposed it in the first place. nancy pelosi has drawn all of her conclusio

agreed asking: ian davidson agreed asking: others clearly found the revelations about mr hancock aboutesting and significant than that. and the following day it came another story that will have caused another story that will have caused a few jaws to another story that will have caused a fewjaws to drop. when hms defendant left the ukrainian port last week, at the start of the journey, it likely to draw hostile attention from russia, secret documents about its mission where lying in a sub deep behind a bus stop and camp. the documents show that officials were keenly aware that officials were keenly aware that saving close to the coast of crimea which russia annexed in 2014 could cause an incident. a soggy paper is past the bbc by member of the public also detailed plans for the public also detailed plans for the uk military in afghanistan. arms export campaigns and briefing notes for a defence meeting with the us. all very sensitive and confidential stuff which can add what steps should never have been broadcast. graham peck had a similar concern which he outlined in this video. i was

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todd: congressman warren davidson reacts to that next. >> yes. really good. jillian: tom brady ahead of the match backs it up with a thunderous drive. what can't he do? we are coming right back. ♪♪ sorry? well, since you asked. it finds discounts and policy recommendations, so you only pay for what you need. limu, you're an animal! who's got the bird legs now? only pay for what you need. ♪ liberty. liberty. liberty. liberty. ♪ jillian: the latest trends where attack can you tell us if it rises to the level of us retaliation? >> it appears to have caused minimal damage to us businesses but we are still gathering information. jillian: president biden appears to downplay the latest attack on the us ahead of the meeting with members from the state department, doj and dhs. todd: former army ranger congressman warren davidson. thanks for being here. let's look at the stats. the impact of the latest trends where attack, 200 plus companies affected, $70 million ransom demands. does it continue the president biden inc. that is minimal? >> absolutely. president biden i

a representative davidson, you are from ohio. my first question, how long have you been in office. >> summer of june 16 i came in in a special election because john when he was speaker of the house not only did he resign as speaker but a member of congress. we had a special election primary was in march of 16 and -- >> okay, june 16. you've been there long enough. i have been waiting emphasis a little off everyday software talking about. in the last 20 years we've had 15 million to 30 million acres of land, farmland that now owned byby other countries in our country, in other words, 15 million to 30 million in 20 years of land owned by foreigners and this is farmland. ohio and texas has no restrictions and states can restrict how much land foreigners in theirmu states can own. i will, nobody owns -- no foreigners on any land in ohio iowa. if you are in ohio and worried about illegals coming in, why are you worried about foreign investors coming in and buying up unlimited amounts of prime agricultural land in your state? that is m

davidson of ohio. the speaker pro tempore: the chair announces the speaker's appointment pursuant to 10 u.s.c. 9455-a and the order of the house of january 4, 2021 of the following members on the part of the house to the board of visitors to the united states air force academy. the clerk: ms. speier of california, mr. lieu of california, mr. lamborn of colorado. the speaker pro tempore: the chair announces the speaker's appointment pursuant to 10 u.s.c. 8468-a and the order of the house of january 4, 2021 of the following members on the part of the house to the board of visitors of the united states naval academy. the clerk: mr. ruppersberger of maryland, mr. brown of maryland, mr. palazzo of mississippi, mr. wittman of virginia. the speaker pro tempore: pursuant to section 11-b of house resolution 18 , the house stands adjourned until 9 a.m. on friday, july 16, 2021. host: for talking about the path ahead and perhaps the major reconciliation package. we are joined by steve bennett of bloomberg, senate

so talking tuesday from addis ababa, let's bring in william davidson. he's the senior ethiopia analyst with the international crisis group. he joins us on skype from cambridge in the u. k. well, you're welcome back to the news. so the ad is government forces. are they on the back foot inside the region of to grow? and yes, absolutely. i mean, at the end of june, we saw an almost complete cycle withdrawal from gray areas where the federal government still has a presence inside gray in the west of the region where i'm hora region has, has taken over. busy chunks of what used to be administered by, by to great government, but generally off the battlefield. not since and a failure to achieve the federal objectives integrate. they have completely withdrawn, and now we are seeing a new phase in the war and a new federal strategy is the government looking increasingly isolated in as much as inside its own country. it seems to be staging rallies to make it look good to rally support, and it's also coming on the international pressure over the accusations of hum

davidson, you have that sobering reality.ave representative steve scalise getting the vaccine this week calling it safe and effective, sean hannity telling his audience to take covid seriously, believe in vaccines. what do you make of this recent about-face from republicans who have been drivers of misinformation? what does that indicate to you about the seriousness of the situation in this moment? >> listen, that story gave me chills, by the way. i say it's very little, it's very late, but it's welcome. i say anybody who wants to get on board with reality, because that's all we're talking about here. this isn't controversial, it's not partisan, there's no agenda. this is just reality. you get the vaccine, you won't die. you don't get the vaccine, you're rolling the dice with your own life. if sean hannity, steve scalise, anybody wants to encourage people to do that, that's great news. >> i want you to take a listen to what dr. fauci said yesterday on capitol hill. >> when you hear about a breakthrough infection, that doesn't

laura davidson in washington on the democrats' spending proposal.ike mckee is in idaho for the rocky mountains summit. maria taddeo is in brussels for the eu green deal announcement we had today. as we speak, the citi earnings call getting underway right now. bloomberg's sonali basak has been following the latest headlines. let's get what we need to know. sonali: citigroup and bank of america, when it comes to costs, they are showing investors that they want to invest in their business. they want to remain competitive. looking to grab share in prime brokerage as other firms come back. over at bank of america, everybody is so worried about loan growth, but now they are talking it out with analysts, talking about the fact that they are sitting on oh so much dry powder. so what can the use that dry powder for? right now they are talking about the ability to deploy this into securities. earlier today explained we are not a hedge fund at bank of america. they are going to deploy this prudently. but it is a welcome note for clients and investors who want

moffat davidson, they are the pros. that is the question they bring up. look at apple, we've been talking about how they are trying to become a services-based company. talking about building up the internal capacity for media. however, if you have the content, they will come. we saw that with disney plus, we have seen that with netflix. if you have what people want to watch, this is the new model. you do think that is an inherent profitability. tom: new models are the old models. smart conversation on the fit. i am in the camp where it is first do no harm. let's get through this with a minimum of worry. lisa: you tried hard to make it sound interesting. it is july, he will shock everyone. no one is expecting him to do much. i am theories about the market response. do we see yields rise because with think the fed will be behind the eight ball and inflation is running faster than they are knowledge and? that is a real consideration. tom: real yields fractionally better than the debt two days ago, the 10 year at a stunning 1.21%. elevated here come up two or

both played soccer in california, dahlkemper at ucla and davidson at stanford. >> they're super youngy're everything you want. smart, personable, hard working. >> they were both on the victorious world cup team two years ago and hope to continue winning in tokyo. their first match is tomorrow against sweden. we are sending them some good luck vibes. >> you've got this. >>> 5:26. england is finally easing covid restrictions but their prime minister is staying locked inside. >>> ahead in our next half hour on kpix5 and streaming on cbsn bay area, i'm morgan, and there's more to me than hiv. more love, more adventure, more community. but with my hiv treatment, there's not more medicines in my pill. i talked to my doctor and switched to fewer medicines with dovato. dovato is for some adults who are starting hiv-1 treatment or replacing their current hiv-1 regimen. with just 2 medicines in 1 pill, dovato is as effective as a 3-drug regimen... to help you reach and stay undetectable. research shows people who take hiv treatment as prescribed and get to and stay undetectable can no longer tr

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rob davidson, always good to have you with us.you, sir. >> thank you. >>> we want to tell you about this july 4th america open. we know you are ready to celebrate. we hope you do so with us. d we have a star-studded evening of music and fireworks planned with you. the fun begins tonight at 7:00 right here on cnn. >>> look forward to that. we have a bizarre story to tell you about. major u.s. highway shut down in massachusetts as police faced off with a group of heavily armed men. we'll bring you the latest on the standoff and those arrested after a quick break. ♪ let's m♪ ♪ you've got the brawn ♪ ♪ i've got the brains... ♪ with allstate, drivers who switched saved over $700 click or call to switch oh! don't burn down the duplex. terminix. gillette proglide. five blades and a pivoting flexball designed to get virtually every hair on the first stroke. so you're ready for the day with a fresh face for a fresh start. for a limited time get a 5th cartridge free. at chewy we believe feeling good comes first. that's why we offer veterina

the court reversed the convictions of courtney harriet paul green and cleveland davidson. all between 1720 years old when they were accused of trying to rob a plainclothes detective on a london underground train. the men always maintained their innocence. >> this is a vindication that is a vindication that we we were innocent at the time he was on a young man. we did nothing. it will it was a stitch them with total states that, you know, we was frame up from nothing and but it for 50 is the me. >> the case is one of several involving questionable or as a black man in the 1970's by a british police unit run by the late detective sergeant derrick ridgewell harriet green and davidson were months. 6 men who were arrested by ridgewell steam in 1972 near the stockwell underground station in london. the men now in their late 60's became known as the stuff. well, 6. >> well, a lot of people will have a four-day work week this week because of the holiday. but imagine if that happened every week be nice. more than 2500 employees took part in a study in iceland. the participants had

abby dahlkemper and tierna davidson never played together but now are on the women's soccer team. >>layed college soccer in california, dahlkemper with ucla where she won a national championship in 2013 and davidson at stanford where she too won a national championship in 2017. their first match is tomorrow against sweden. we wish them all the luck. >> yes, go team. >> they don't need it, they have the skills. >> that's right. >> that's for sure. >>> the news continues all day on cbsn bay area. >> cbs this morning is coming up next. have a great monday. >>> good morning to our viewers in the west, and welcome to "cbs this morning." it's monday, july 19th, 2021. that's anthony mason. that's vlad duthiers. tony's still on baby leave. i'm gayle king. let's go. on the verge of seeing space history in texas as jeff bezos prepares to blast off tomorrow in his blue origin spacecraft. we'll talk to him and his three fellow passengers as they prepare for launch. >>> alarming coronavirus trends, daily cases nationwide nearly triple in weeks. more u.s. athletes test positive ahead of the olympi

davidson. >> they really are super young ladies and they are everything you would want. they're smart and personable and hard-working and they have time for everyone. >> reporter: he knew them at sacred heart who they occasionally brought for work out at high school. >> she stays in touch with a lot of our alumni and they played soccer with the girls and guys and they are still part of our community whenever they are home. >> reporter: they are 28 and 22 and the youngest member of the team usa never played together in high school at sacred heart but now form the defensive backfield for the women's soccer team with the goal of a gold medal. >> they always had a very mature outlook and played with a focus above her age and an understanding of the game. so i think she has been that kind of person and that kind of player who could step in with older players and fit in. took both women played college soccer in california and one with ucla where she got a national championship in 2013 and davidson at stanford where she also won a national championship in 2017. they were both o

with us kamitha davidson report he were for "the athletic."show. >> thanks for having me. >> explain this. track officials could have added her to the relay team the 4x100. they're saying they did it because of credibility concerns. how is that ringing more widely in the athletic world today? >> not well. everyone had the same reaction when they first heard she would not be going to the olympics which is basically that sucks, you know? there's kind of no other way to put it. it's bad for the olympics. it's bad for her obviously. it's bad for track and field fans. the u.s. track and field association did have some leeway here, but i really don't think they had a lot of it. now, i do think there is a lot of conversation that needs to be had about why marijuana is on a banned substance list in the first place, whether the usatf in the break from the rules and whether wada needs to overhaul its rules. a lot of us were holding out hope for the two alternates in particular already notified they were going to be on this team, and that's a really diff

rob davidson, always good to see you. stay well. >> thanks. you, too. >>> so the pandemic is also looming very large over the olympic games in tokyo. 17 new infections were reported over the past 24 hours, and it comes after a subdued opening ceremony. we're live in tokyo with that -- where that country also just won its first gold medal. >>> also ahead, three-time olympic gold medalist gayle doo dod devers joining me, talking about the sprinter that could go down in history again. ttle for 25%. always go for 100. bring out the bold™ at pnc bank, we believe in the power of the watch out. that's why we created low cash mode, the financial watch out that gives you the options and extra time needed to help you avoid an overdraft fee. it's one way we're making a difference. low cash mode on virtual wallet from pnc bank. this is andy, my schwab financial consultant. here's andy listening to my goals and making plans. this is us talking tax-smart investing, managing risk, and all the ways schwab can help me invest. this is andy reminding me how i ca

rob davidson, an er doctor in west michigan and the executive director of the committee to protect healthen, misinformation like that works to get good ratings for a tv show, but what is the real world impact of that misinformation that you deal with every day? >> well, the real world is my patients are listening to that instead of listening to me, instead of listening to my family doctor wife who has been doing her job for 20 years like i have, whose patients trust us on any number of things. people come in having hardt attacks, they trust me to give them drugs that thin their blood, that could cause complications, but when they come in with symptoms of covid or suggest covid, i had a patient this week yell at me in the er, didn't want the test because she swore we were getting paid $100,000 for every positive test and we were giving people covid-19 with the vaccine to increase the profits. it is just maddening. to hear tucker talk about people not getting their lives back, you know, these vaccines are protecting lives. they're allowing people not to die, unlike the unvaccinated we are s

rob davidson an e.r.tor and the executive director of the committee to protect healthcare, a patient advocacy, it's a patient advocacy group made up of medical professionals nationwide. i don't call it fox news, i call it fox because it isn't news as we have seen here during the pandemic some of this stuff, dangerous stuff that is coming out of there. but explain to us why you said what you did. that you don't blame your patients, you blame fox. >> listen, i've seen several covid patients now every shift for the past week and every single one of them has been unvaccinated. when i see other patients i offer them the vaccine. i try to talk to them about the vaccine and so many of them are just shutting down the conversation. i had one patient tell me they're afraid of the ingredients in the vaccine. i asked, well, which ingredients, well, i don't know what's in it. and we're in a highly republican area, about 40% vaccination rate, 70% voted for the former president. when you see what's being put out there o

joining us to talk about all of this are kavitha davidson, sportswriter for "the athletic.", sociologist harry edwards. more than 50 years ago, he wrote the book, "the revolt of the black athlete." thank you so much for being here. kavitha, i want to start with you. smartphone-- simone biles is a r athlete, a black woman and survivor of sexual assault. talk about what you make of her decision to say i have to put my mental health first when you think about all those identities she's carrying? >> i think it's really powerful. the fact she's a black woman, a sexual assault survivor cannot be separated from what we're seeing here. simone said the reason she hasn't retired is her continued peresens as the only survivor of larry nasers continues to hold him accountable. at the same time that is a lot of pressure to put on yourself when you're 24 years old and on top of that being a black woman who's the face of our country in these olympics is a lot. for her to set these boundaries is something we tell women and especially black women they're not allowed to do is a really powerfu

the court reversed the convictions of courtney harriet paul green cleveland davidson. they were all between 1720 when accused of trying to rob a plainclothes detective on the london underground train the man had always insisted they were innocent. >> this is a vindication that is a vindication that we we were innocent at the time he was on a young man. we did nothing. it was it. it was a total stitch them with total states you know, we was frame up from nothing and but it for 50 is it affect me? >> a police unit involved in the arrests in the 1970's was run by detective sergeant derrick ritual. and again, he did later die. 3 other men were arrested by ridge wells team in 1972 in london. those men now their late 60's all became known as the stockwell 6. 4th july weekend box office. it went off with a which movie did a major post-pandemic milestone. that's right after the break. >> sprinter should carry richardson has been left off the u.s. relay team and will not run in the tokyo olympics shortly after she won the olympic trials in oregon last month. she did test positi

standup comedian actress helen hong, also director and producer, nbc's ben collins, kavitha davidson,writer at the athletic. ben, i wonder if we're getting caught up in the weeds of some of this just because jeff bezos and elon musk are so controversial slash likable to some people as opposed to the benefits of being able to explore space in new ways including with reusable rockets that will just cost less to fly? >> yeah, i'm sure there are benefits. but, you know, at the end of the day these are some of the richest and most bombastic people on social media and in our lives. and, you know, they took a trip funded by our purchases on amazon apparently up to space while, you know, as motherboard reported this week, there was a woman last year who worked at an amazon factory and asked for lighter duty when she was pregnant, was not given that because of the demands of the job and miscarried. also over the last few years amazon has consistently down-played or flat out lied about the fact that workers have to pee in bottles to get through shifts. they say it's not happening. it's absolute

davidson, a sports and cultural writer for the athletic, author of "loving sports when they don't love back, dilemmas of the modern fan." and comedian and actor helen hall, you might know her from wait, wait don't tell me or the netflix hit "never have i ever." hello, helen, hello, everybody. and ben, let me start with you. and that story we mentioned at the very end, this disinformation that's kind of massacre aiding in other texts. explain what's going on there. >> on facebook if you were to create a group that said the vaccine is filled with poison, you shouldn't take it that would get taken down very quickly. facebook does not allow that. so what are anti-vaxers doing to remain on the platform inthey're changing the names of their groups to dance party or dinner party or swim party or things like that. and once you're in the group they replace the word vaccine with dance or beer or something. moderna gets changed to moana that sort of thing. they are doing code word switches. it's allowing them to stay on there, and there's no way that facebook's moderation bots can catch this stuf

>> well, stuart, davidson college, i was a proud graduate of the college.ink. unfortunately as time progressed, with the last administration, last chairman, last board of trustees. that balance no longer occurs. one-sided believe what we believe there will be repercussions. in "the federalist," kelly fitzgerald, female basketball player how she was coerced essentially forced to support the black lives movement or there would be peer repercussions or other types of repercussions. when i was on the board of trustees i had confidential discussions with professors, with students who felt they could not speak their mind because of fear of, fear of ramifications, not getting good committees, not getting good grades. this does not need to happen in our colleges. don't need one size fits all. you don't need a president of a college spends more time tweeting than balance in the classroom. this is a college, that caused a split in the one of most alumni bases in the country. a massive schism in the alumni. stuart: you have to have pushback, you have got to have it an

yep it was 12 years ago when the warriors drafted a baby face guard out of tiny davidson college seventh, and i think that we would all agree that that worked out pretty well for the team, right. well, today, the nba draft is being held in new york with the warriors who once again holding the seventh overall pick. sports anchor jason appelbaum joins us now. so jason, who did they take? well, heather, you know if he's have to player that curry is, i'm sure they'd be thrilled. and by the way, steph was the fifth guard drafted that year. as for who the warriors took in this year's draft, seventh overall, here's commissioner. adam silver. with the seventh pick. the 2021 nba draft, the golden state warriors select jonathan, come inga from goma. no real surprise if you followed this leading up in the draft, but jonathan commingle is a very athletic six. ft 7 £210 said to be the top small forward in the class. he's just 18 years old. he's originally from the congo in africa moved to the united states in high school. he played for the g league ignite, which is based out of walnut creek, but play

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coming up thursday morning, whole republican congressman davidson discuss president's spending plan and representative garamendi talks about wildfires in the west. watch "washington journal" thursday morning and join the discussion with our texts and tweets. >> sunday on qune and a. >> it's not a matter if there is going to be another economic crisis but when. we want to set you up for the next crisis and not all about covid but what recession is going to come down the road, it may be long or short. and i need you to prepare now. you know, i do a lot of fine shal seminars in my community and it is so hard to get people to save and prepare when they are doing well. they are doing well and don't think that tomorrow is going to have an issue. yeah i'm going to get to it. when the crisis hits, everybody is in frugal mode but that's too late. the time is when you have the resources and have the ability to cut. and easy to cut when you can't pay for anything or when things are shut down. let's prepare and be that fireman who is ready for that next fire. they hope it won't happen but will be p

coming up thursday morning, congressman warren davidson discusses president biden's and congressional democrats' spending plan. congressman john garamendi talks about wildfires in the west and the latest on the legislation to set national drinking water standards. watch "washington journal," at 7:00 eastern thursday morning. join the discussion with phone calls, facebook comments, texts, and tweets. >> coming up thursday on c-span, the house returns at nine :00 a.m. eastern to consider legislation to expedite the visa process for afghan interpreters, contractors, and security personnel who worked with the u.s. government in afghanistan. on c-span2, the senate is back at 1030 a.m. to debate and vote on president biden's pick to lead the national security administration, which manages the u.s. new your warhead stockpile. at 10:00 a.m. eastern on c-span three, government officials testify about the use of digital financing by terrorists at a house homeland security subcommittee hearing. ♪ >> earlier today, president biden toward an electrical training center in cincinnati, ohio. pres. bi

coming up thursday morning ohio republican congressman lauren davidson discusses presence by an congressional democrat spending plan. in california democratic congressman talks about wild fires in the west and the latest on legislation that would set national drinking water standards. watches c-span's washington journal live at seven eastern thursday morning. sure to join the discussion of the phone calls, facebook contacts, and tweets. >> and next, the acting chair of the scc, jessica and other tech experts discuss 5g technology. this is 30 minutes. >> hello and welcome to 5g in america's digital future digital events. national technology correspondent and them coming to you from virginia. thank you for making this conversation possible on america's digital conductivity paid welcomes her audiences on facebook, twitter, linkedin, youtube, and of course xds.com. during the conversation on twitter over the next 30 minutes i'll be joined by my colleague who unpack efforts to cross the digital divide the future 5g technologies and the role shaping the infrastructure. our first guest today is acti

protested the appointment given that he touched rival livable to the champions league. title one, school davidson, a small club. if i decide to come here, because i like the idea to be competitive again, i like the, the, the passion of the people behind. i know the seat, they know this coverage. i know what means for every fun here to compete and to have the chance to win then to come here is something that the for me miss a lot for sure. the draw has been made for the 2022 world cup qualifies in the asian confederation that took place and one of them put on food then throwing up some pretty interesting matchups as country fight for the right to compete in cover next year in group a it's iran, south korea, the united arab emirates, iraq, syria, and lebanon. and group b as a tough one with japan up against strange, saudi arabia, china, oman, and vietnam. the top 2 finishes in each group will go through with the 3rd place team facing each other to decide who advances to the into consideration, play off. ah, and some euro 2020 news for you. now denmark are getting ready to face the czech republic in

coming up thursday morning ohio republican congressman lauren davidson discusses presence by an congressional democrat spending plan. in california democratic congressman talks about wild fires in the west and the latest on legislation that would set national drinking water standards. watches c-span's washington journal live at seven eastern thursday morning. sure to join the discussion of the phone calls, facebook contacts, and tweets. >> and next, the acting chair of the scc, jessica and other tech experts discuss 5g technology. this is 30 minutes. >> hello and welcome to 5g in america's digital future digital events. national technology correspondent and them coming to you from virginia. thank you for making this conversation possible on america's digital conductivity paid welcomes

our thanks to william davison. 0ur our thanks to william davidson there. has asked the country's top court to investigate president jair bolsonaro for failing to respond to allegations of corruption, in a contract for the purchase of covid vaccines. the president is under increasing attack for his handling of the pandemic. more than half a million people have died with covid 19 virus in the country, which is home to the world's second deadliest outbreak. our international correspondent, 0rla guerin, reports from sao paulo. with brazil's death toll soaring, presidentjair bolsonaro is losing support and facing growing pressure on the streets, at a senate enquiry, and now potentially in the courts. he's been accused of turning a blind eye to irregularities and massive overcharging in a contract to acquire a covid vaccine from india. a whistle—blower in brazil's health ministry and his lawmaker brother claim to have personally warned the president. he has denied any knowledge and any wrongdoing. mr bolsonaro has been famously dismissive of covid—i9 from the st

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there's obviously multiple causes, the sheer desperation of people who are on the margins of society, davidson but anger. but they've clearly coordinated aspect of their kelly from a group of people have lungs, jacobs, duma, who have great understanding of our country and the report. the merging, alleging that people that were forming and intelligent people aligned to them and talk with some of the more plan strategic attacks on key infrastructure. so i think deploying the army to deal with civilians is fine. it is on the gun case. he had no life a loss where we have to get to the root of what is causing that. it's not just on paying your post the elements to it. so what people then saying about presidents are around poses handling off the unrest. a lot of people are quite unhappy with the important one handling on one hand. it seems that not enough is being done enough fast enough. this was all, but it can vary publicly that they were going to make the country ungovernable and motion of done and having done immediately stopped from happening and mobilizing, choose to, to long increase the tru

earlier this year, phil davidson suggested that china might seek to take taiwan life force in six years. this is a major focus of dod scenario-based planning. it is no secret that our acquisitions don't respond very quickly. it takes a year or more to do requirements, budgeted, the develop field systems. given that pacing, if that is the case, if the dod needs to transform on the timeline of six years, how do we do that? how do we fight better? we have talked about experimentation. you introduce if you ingredients. possibly some different oversight mechanisms. how do we move that to action? how do we pull this off to really make these new operational concepts real. ? >> the only way they move on taiwan and the next 5-7 years is if there is a massive miscalculation. the first element of that would be underestimating our resolve. first thing we have to do is we have to show up consistently, diplomatic leak, militarily. bilateral basis, multilateral basis, we gotta show up and be clear that we are there then we need to use our deployments and exercises to demonstrate our capabilities, that

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and i know that there's a lot of excitement right now about this freedom davidson at the same time. we're also seeing this rise and coded cases. so if there is a chance that they have to go back to those restrictions back to some sort of a locked down, how damaging would that be on the economy as a whole? well, it definitely would be damaging rachel, of course, like it would be to any economy, but a couple of things about the u. k. and how well she adapted over 80 percent of the population in the u. k. has had at least their 1st job, which is what they call bath vaccination. so that's very good. that's why the u. k . economy actually has remained so healthy. and so many workers of being able to go back. also a lot of adaptations in the u. k. like here's a couple of tangible example for you. now 75 percent of shoppers say that they are shopping online versus pre previous to the pandemic. there was 3 drive in movie theaters in the u. k. called cinema was now there are 42 in the u. k. so drive in everything that never existed in the u. k at all. so i think the economy has adopted very

interesting times indeed for if you're, if you're davidson, that professor of international relations at george washington university and also former us ambassador, ethiopia, always great to get your thoughts out there. thank you for joining us again. professor now moving on and the widow of haiti is assassinated, president has accused political enemies of organizing his killing to stop democratic change. she was speaking for the 1st time since driven waves was shot dead at his home on wednesday, leaving the country reeling. martine moiz was seriously injured in the attack and was flown to the u. s. for treatments in an order your message released on twitter, she urged the country not to lose its way from action, can be the mercenaries entered my house and killed my husband. that murder made me and my children cry, and i know it made you cry to. what happened has no name. a criminal has to have the courage to murder a president. as governor myself, they send to the mercenaries to kill the president in his home with his family, over issues of water, electricity referendum, and the appr

will be joined later by a guest from da davidson. he will give us perspective on technology. now, this is a joy, because he is retired from new york university, where he provided value. he is writing a book that will do better than good, the movie rights have already been sold. i want to go right to the heart of it. you say it differently, we have debt on top of it. you are looking at the debt crisis. is it here? >> it is on its way here. i agree with larry summers and people who are worried. it could lead to inflation. i have a second worry and a third worry. demand becoming expensive. unemployment benefits, -- increase the cost of production and fiscal policy not only with inflation. a combination of inflation and recession like we had in the 1970's. compared to the 1970's, much higher. the debt crisis, we could have inflation of the 1970's. tom: i want to go back to the old world. i want to go back to venice, when jonathan ferro's ancestors were doing battle with huge -- jonathan: for the record, they were in sicily. carry on. tom: we have seen over time, historic change.

hi, i am happy to davidson. i'm based in new york. i'm a sports writer and a podcast host. i host the athletic flagship, show the lead, and very proud to be the co author of this book as well. i love that we have 3 women talking about school or thought they say in america. our heads may well explode if they're exploding. i'm new to god ok. jump into the comics section. if you got questions with jessica, aka fisa, about being a sports fan and some that big the dynamics that go along with that. jump into that youtube comments and you can be part of the compensation. let's talk about these modern dynamics. what as a, as a sport, final sign of sports. what that actually means, why did you get together to write the book? jessica? well, i think especially as women in this space were constantly made to feel like we don't belong, as sports fans let alone as sports writers and journalists and you know, i think that a lot of the frustrations that arise from that from being kind of labeled as the unicorn in the room is how i put it really led to, you know, to us wanting to write this

davidson college so the class will look at the relationship between black people and police in the usolitical and feminist theories to critically examine issues of race criminalization and incarceration. carley: despite a year of violent protests and dangerous crime portland, oregon has been named one of the best places to live in the united states according to a new report from u.s. news & world report which touts the city's quote shameless wild side. the writer for townhall.com visited portland many times to cover those riots and he joins us now. very good news from portland, one of the best places to live. we recommend moving there? >> know i wouldn't. i have been going to the city pretty consistently since 2019, no city is perfect but every time i've gone back to portland it seems it has gotten worse, not just because of the riots but even with the homelessness problem and crime is it is unfortunate because i am told that it was once a really great city to live in but then progressive politics has gotten itself into what i call a hamster wheel of self-destruction so we've seen a g

swain i'm sure you heard about davidson college in north carolina they are offering a class called #abolish class that says it will enlist black politicians and feminist theories -- i'm sorry it will enlist black political and feminist theories and social and political philosophies to critically examine and think through issues of race, criminalization, incarceration, police militarization police 'and domestic security. there is a class called #abolish the police. what do you think? >> i'm not surprised because college campuses have offered courses like that for decades. but, usually it's not abolishing the police. and when you have critical theory, it's not about reforming our society. it's about taking down our society and that -- the syllabus for that course could have been written by black lives matter because when they first came on the scene, they were very open about abolishing institutions like prisons and police. and so they have an agenda and they are indoctrinating certainly the young people and then they go out in our society, they take jobs and they harm us in our schools and c

. >> it is pete davidson's folder 20 put dan crenshaw on this, he's a lightning rod and i'm kind of makingng truthful. he has been a lightning rod for everything. >> people pay attention to what he says and does. >> a royal reuniting. carley: the statue unveiling, princess diana's statue unveiling marked what would have been her sixtieth birthday, it will be a pared down ceremony that includes the prince and princess -- the brothers relationship is going to be the focus of media attention. one royal commentator said it is probably going to be awkward but both brothers hope to put aside their differences to honor their mother. the statue unveiling happening later today. >> texas residents speaking out against homeless camps in an austin neighborhood. one of them joining us live on how it is affecting their quality of life. jillian: governor cuomo's impeachment probe heating up, the move lawmakers made in the ongoing investigation. ♪♪ ♪♪ wake me up when it is all over ♪♪ ah! my helicopter has better wifi than this. you thinking what i am? great time. don't worry i have the best internet peop

capability how do you transition those you brought this up earlier this year, march of this year, phil davidson who was the pay calm commander suggested china might seek to take taiwan by force. ontr the timeline of six years, how doye we do that, how do we fight better, talk about the operational concept a developmet and introduce a few ingredients which is more flexible funding possibly from different oversight mechanisms but how do we move that to action and pull this off to make the operational concept real. the only way in the next five to seven years is if there is a massive miscalculation and the first settlement of that would be miss underestimating the results. the first thing we have to show up consistently, diplomatically, militarily in a bilateral basis then we need to use our deployments and exercises to demonstrate we have the ability to deny or to impose very high cost along with the allies in the region so they become important in demonstrating unity and then to make sure the organizations are doing the work that needs to be done so in that timeframe by combining what we have in