davidson. can i ask you briefly about how the ntia plans to work with state, local and travel governments to create the broadband and digital equity plans and how the agency can ensure that they're serving all communities. >> perfect question. as you said, i really liked it that broadband is not a luxury, it's a necessity and that goes for all the communities you just mentioned. a key part of what we are going to be building at ntia, we started building, is a real, a muscular outreach mechanism where we are engaging with these communities whether it's the states, local communities, tribal and minority communities and what we're hiring a team of program officers here. there's going to be a person here for each state so that the state of new jersey will know who to call. they'll have a name of a person here that they can reach out to and there will be a person here who wakes up every morning thinking how can i make things work for the state of new jersey. that goes for the other programs and the

davidson with us today and i look forward to the conversation. and with that, the chair yields back. the chair now recognizes mr. lotta for five minutes for his opening statement. mr. latta for five minutes for his opening statement. >> i think the chairman and my good friend who are conducting today very appreciate it. good afternoon and welcome to the first oversight hearing held by the communications and technology subcommittee this congress. i'd also like to start off again, assistant secretary davidson, congratulating you on your confirmation to lead the national telecommunication information administration. it's a very, very important post. the covid-19 pandemic magnified the importance of internet access as so much of our daily lives moved online from telehealth to education. nearly every aspect of american life was forced online overnight. and unlike our international counterparts our providers were well positioned to step up and make sure their networks were successful in handling this spike in traffic. fortunately, the administration's

this is a big deal for harley davidson because we know spending a luxury is a big deal and harley davidson had it. they were not expecting this much of a surprise and they came out with a pretty big one. coming out with a $.15 per share. the analyst expectation was a $.32 loss. matt: i think it is interesting. the first quarter is the weakest quarter? good. i get you are not buying a motorcycle in january. but, a lot of people by motorcycles with bonus money. as soon as bankers get the bonuses may be the end of january, and february, they are buying a big hog. as you mentioned it is a luxury product. these are not cheap. people are spending $30,000, $35,000. kriti: we know where your bonus goes every year. [laughter] if you compare this to how the other four wheeled vehicles performed, we have a stock chart that compares them. harley davidson outperforming ford, gm, even tesla which i would argue is where the bonus money goes. it is not just on the top line. every part of the sales process really got folded in to the gains. jon: before we wrap things up and we represent the casual observer

that was lieutenant davidson's job. a name he knew. brian lee golsby. he put him behind bars for attempted rape and robbery six years earlier. wow, are you just floored by this news? >> i am. i am so floored by this, because i thought he was still in jail. i was shocked. >> lieutenant davidson learned goldsby was released three months before reagan's murder, and was living in a house less than a half mile from where her car was found. he constituent a s. w. a. t team to make the arrest and bring him in. >> brian, you're not here by accident. all right. we didn't just happen to stumble upon this. you're here because we have pretty good amount of evidence on what happened. >> detective forney was the lead inter gator. >> he wanted to know what we >> he wanted to know what we had on him, and that's all the had on him, and that's all the information he provided to us, information he provided to us, than what we already knew. than what we already knew. >> investigators had goldsby's dna inside reagan's car. he >> investigato

davidson, is recognized. mr. davidson: i yield myself such time as i may consume. i rise in support of senate bill 321. mr. speaker, with our world so intersect connected today we can forget how big the role of mail played in our daily lives before technology came about. these -- especially rings true for those who left home to defend our nation in terms of war. according to the smithsonian's postal museum, the importance of mail during world war ii was second only to food. the emotional power of letters was heighten bid by the fear of loss during times of separation. it was well known back home in the united states and many answered to send letters. however, getting these letters to the men on the front lines was an arduous task. warehouses in birmingham, england, had a backlog of millions of pieces of mail. this is where the six triple eight central postal directory battalion forever changed history. going back a bit, on july 1, 1943, franklin roosevelt signed into law legislation that established the women's army corps. early on these corps consisted of white wo

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harley-davidson jumped 1.9% due to a profit gain.id after full year guidance disappointed investors. peloton popped a little bit on the big restructuring. >>> remember former president donald trump's phase 1 deal with china? intense rounds with negotiation and then great fanfare. beijing pledged to buy $200 billion more in goods and services from the u.s. in 2019 versus 2017. so how did that turn out? let's look into the twitter vault. trump took credit for the deal. he praised xi back in 2020 for the deal claiming it would bring the u.s. and china closer together. fast forward, the opposite happened. china falling $213 billion short of its commitment. let's bring in cnn global economic analyst and global business columnist and associate editor for the financial times, vrana newheart. that trade plan. remember all of those trade plans, the galls of ink's spread in the newspapers. it didn't happen. where are we now? what can president biden do to avoid donald trump's mistakes here with china? >> reporter: yeah, great question. gallons

. >> harley-davidson road king i think like'95.ally the last like ten years because he was sick. >> his heart again. cardio card card cardiomyopothy. >> he was on my medications. she would clean. she would be the caretaker even though he didn't need one. >> betty said randy wanted kelly to care for him, and she did for years, until she just couldn't anymore. >> she was 11 years younger, and i think it was starting to get to her that she was still kind of pretty young. >> it was the spring of 2017 when randy was recovering from open heart surgery, kelly said she just couldn't take it anymore, and she moved out. >> and at first i was like i could kind of understand it. >> but two months later, randy was dead and police were calling in family members to tell them exactly how he died. kelly had trouble dealing with it. still, they asked for her help. >> i can't. i just can't. >> but she calmed herself, and she did mention randy's dedication to his job. >> he was a very good counselor, and he wanted to change and help these people. >> b

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davidson is an assistant principal at an elementary school.here she's threatens to have children arrest if they dare to show up without a mask. >> your children will be held in an end school restriction situation here at school. it is important that i point out to you as stated in the letter she will receive, that at they not allowed on campus or allowed in county public school property starting tomorrow it will be considered trespassing. it's important that i make that statement to you. we will look forward to hearing from you via phone so you can let us know -- >> how long can -- >> tucker: have to ask, how can someone like that end up running an elementary school? to be clear, trespassing, is a virginia class one misdemeanor. if you trespass, you could get a year in prison and a $2500 fine. that is exactly what she is threatening kids with if they show up without masks at school. so in martin county, you can assault someone in a bathroom in the school will cover for you, but if you show up without a mask you face a year in jail. it's not ju

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harley-davidson giving encouraging guidance for this year >>> profits at dupont getting a boost.erials maker raised its dividend by 10% and announced a $1 billion stock buyback plan. shares were up 5% today. >>> and china's imports of u.s. goods last year fell 40% short of what was promised under a trade deal negotiated by former president trump. overall, u.s. trade numbers were released the trade deficit jumped 27% last year to a new record. december's deficit was smaller than expected. carl, back to you. >> rahel, thank you. >>> time for a gut check as we set on take 2 interactive. it is a miss on revenue, and disappointing guidance is weighing on the stock. the gaming company set to acquire zinga, which set off a flurry of deals, including microsoft's deal were activision blizzard but take-two is not worried about the competitive landscape. >> two minutes to go, there were three big ones they were a pretty distant third with the zinga combination and the sale of activision to microsoft. we became a close number two we think that's a powerful competitive landscape, and we're ex

>> not pete davidson.mething else we can talk about off-camera. [laughter] >> greg: may be summer manglecock can tell us. i'm going to say her name every day instead of rural. >> it is beauty in the eyes of the beholder. >> greg: g come i've never heard that before. >> less guys with dry skin and chapped lips. >> i've been waiting for something that i'm an expert in and not to speak up someone extremely attractive but i can say with my own personal life, i know that we have immune system. it is like germs see me coming and go to ugly people around me. [laughter] so people that are more attractive, i would think these people working out more, healthy, physically and all that other stuff in that stuff makes your immune system strength. >> greg: it is the cart or the horse or the chicken or the egg. tyrus, you said i hate the study. >> this is not a study. this is stupid and probably done by a makeup company for lipstick or whatever. in this case, i will go with religion. [laughter] and is manglecock a nickna

davidson, you guys have done extraordinary work. thank you so much for your time. >> thank you. >>> still to come, going to lighten it up here, super bowl sunday. thousands of people getting ready to pack sofi stadium. law enforcement is going to be on the ground. they're going to be in the air keeping fans safe. we're going to have an inside look at exactly what's going on. also, president biden zeroing in on candidates to fill the latest supreme court opening. what webd could see in the next week. stay close. age is just a number. and mine's unlisted. try boost® high protein with 20 grams of protein for muscle health. versus 16 grams in ensure high protein. boost® high protein also has key trients for immune support. boost® high protein. one prilosec otc in the morning blocks heartburn all day and all night. prilosec otc prevents excess acid production that can cause heartburn. so don't fight heartburn, block it with prilosec otc. johnson & johnson is the world's largest healthcare company. building a future where cancers can be c

they put in their own insolvency practitioners. davidson sold the company off a fall this and it was worth, and then gave for the personal guarantees of the company the for months, the us in the u. k. of warren, the russia may invade ukraine, and yes, there has been no invasion for their part. the russians submitted abundantly clear . europe's current security arrangement is untenable. facts and powers. talk of war . russia talks about security. ah, the democratic republic of congo is among the richest countries in the world and natural resources. but he cannot mclee, it's still one of the poorest cobalt is an essential material in manufacturing batteries from modern devices like electric cars, mobile phones and computers. 60 percent of the wealth cobalt reserves are in congo 20 percent of it comes from small scale mines. units have figures confirm that in 2017. more than $40000.00 children worked in cobalt mining in the republic to enter living and paying for schooling. next time you use a fancy gadget like a smartphone camera laptop, and just remember that there's a chance it works

they put in their own insolvency practitioners. davidson sold the company off a fall this and it was work. and then gave for the personal guarantees of the company the ah, the democratic republic of congo is among the richest countries in the world and natural resources. but he cannot mclee it. still one of the poorest cobalt is an essential material in manufacturing batteries by modern devices like electric cars, mobile phones and computers. 60 percent of the wealth cobalt reserves are in congo 20 percent of it comes from small scale mines. units have figures confirm that in 2017. more than $40000.00 children worked in cobalt mining in the republic to enter living and paying for schooling. next time you, you is a fancy gadget like a smartphone camera laptop. just remember that there's a chance it works. thanks to what child hard labor children like, john michelle. henrietta. oh countless others like them. ah ah, more than 20 years have passed since one of the world's deadliest terrorist attacks that took thousands of lives. people started to scream. there was a waiver that came up f

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the polish home army army of cryova after the warsaw uprising of 1944 the riding around in harley-davidson motorcycles regifted to them by stalin who also gave barreling's men as they were called in poland. it's not a compliment 485 dodge trucks 300 willis chiefs 350 harley davidson motorcycles, and they promised 850 more 850 more american trucks by the end of 1944. so it was with this three gifted equipment that stalin's polish communist puppets were able to hunt down. all this polish home memory fighters, and i'm just going to leave that dangling. so thank you very much. okay, so let's have a few. i'll have a few questions here and and we'll turn it over to the crowd but know would be anxious to get into it. but let me ask you a question. that's really kind of for both of you but one thing you'd get into a whole lot sean is that you have this gave us this picture of stalin as a center of the war effort and master war leader really of the war in the event. so it's more into the war than the pre-war and lindley's of course you you talked about there and and how that was so, you know critic

they played soccer berlin, healing being that up at the now with bon and it did like life, but to davidson, who kings a moot and others in the community on just trying to save what they can near that been? we've pulled up a bamboo fence stacked up a stone wall under language and we've planted 16000 square meters of mangrove, cynthia bowman supply, but we still want to do more than it's a daunting task. resources are limited, and nature's forces are all powerful. calling by buckroe legally, we are copying nature, leading. my arm becomes the branch, the mangrove off shoots fall from to take root in the mud light before. but if waves come before they take root and they'll be washed away, all that the 100000, we plant only a few 100 survives up it, but we have no choice around my. we won't give up or soon it will all be gone. year i log on pam, i got made a pool. people here are poor and this is their home. simply starting over somewhere else is not an option. maybe effort was worth it. happy that we had to abandon our houses and move away from the water. every 2 or 3 years, and now it's every

other names such as harley davidson and dupont reporting better than expected results, lifting the s&p 500 and nasdaq. nearly 60% of companies in the s&p have reported fourth quarter numbers. three-quarters of them have beaten earnings forecasts. in focus today, we just got better than expected results from cvs health, and yum brands. we're awaiting disney, mattel and uber. meantime, apple is expanding benefits for retail employees starting in april. bloomberg report these include more vacation and sick days and paid parental leave. it covers both full and part-time workers at apple stores nationwide. the expansion of benefits comes after a number of media outlets reported on low pay, stressful workloads and low morale at apple stores. dozens of employees staged a walkout on christmas eve to protest working conditions. meantime, chipotle says you may be shelling out a bit more question. the company says food and labor costs remain high and it may raise prices once more. those increases help the burrito chain boost profits and did not impact sales in the most recent quarters. chipotle

window after phil davidson, how does air force plan to manage the vulnerability under the divestment plan it has? >> we have a number of assets, the way i put it when i did the bumming review when i first came to office was, if it doesn't threaten china, then why are we doing it? we have assets that we acquired in the counter-insurgencies we acquired over the last couple of years that aren't that threatening to china. we have to refocus. you heard the secretary go on and on about the chinese threat and the challenge it poses. what i have been watching for over ten years, and i think it goes back 20 years before that is china's modernization, which is focused on defeating american ability of project power. they have acquired a number of systems that threaten our high raoul value assets of which the numbers are fairly low. we have got to respond to that or we can't credibly project power in the western pacific. so the time is our enemy. and so is the reluctance to move resources into the place where is they are needed to do the things we need to confront that threat. the assets that ar

what many analysts are calling the davidson window. how does the air force plan to manage that vulnerability on the divestment plan? >> we have a number of assets that the way i put it when i did the review when i came to office was, if it doesn't threaten china, why are we doing it? we have assets that we acquired that were useful that we have been fighting that aren't all that threatening to china. we have to refocus. you heard the secretary go on and on about the chinese threat and the challenge. what i have been watching for over ten years -- it goes back 20 combreerz that. china's modernization, which is focused on defeating the american ability to project power. they have been added, since the first gulf war 30 years ago. they have acquired systems that threaten our high value assets of which the numbers are low. we have to respond to that. we can't project power in the western pacific. the time is our enemy. so the reluctance to move resources into the places where they are needed to do the things we need to confront that threat

it appears the plane was taking off from nearby davidson county airport when it lost altitude. >>> weher mother fighting back after someone created a fake social media account in the teen's name, leading to a nightmare that started with a school bomb threat. here's abc's andrea fujii. >> reporter: this morning, a 13-year-old is speaking out after a fake instagram account led to her being wrongly arrested. >> it was scary. i was scared. >> this is video of nia's arrest at her florida school last year, accused of making threats of violence against the school on instagram. but after further investigation, it was determined a fellow student made those threats, impersonating the teenager on instagram and setting up a fake account. that student was later arrested and charged. but in the meantime, whim spent nearly two weeks in juvenile detention, time that she says scarred her. >> i feel distanced. i don't really want to talk to anybody. >> she wanted to become a police officer, and now she's telling me she doesn't want to do it anymore because she feels like she was treated so badly. >> re

and my name's i will, davidson. i'm the analyst for international crisis group. so the conflict litigation organization and i'm currently in the u. k. i can't get to have the hello a them, please hello to add guests and our audience. tell them who you are, what you do. hello for me. my name is adam bobo. i am program officer id, international institute for democracy, intellectual assistance, the national radio. all right, i'm going to start here on my laptop, which is picked out some of the areas where conflicts are still happening in ethiopia. we're talking about this path to peace. this, this little map is really important. have i missed anything out say, delay, and there any other areas where there's co e conflicts or tensions that we need to take into account before we have this conversation about how do we get peace? yes, you actually did. the me, the wind is of course, to gray and i are firing on para, particularly in our far where currently the war has shifted to. but it has a couple of other hot spots as well. and main. most importantly, eventually on the

so i think davidson significantly above the situation by like low cost in the future, we'll talk about the political tensions in a bit. what other factors have been driving these prices up? well primarily, what we've been saying is simply a very strong economic recovery from the current of ours. con, demik economies. reopening, travel, restarting, and particular, lot of industrial activity have the energy consumption and others run into constrained supply. supply of course collapse during during 2020 and they are plus group was very successful and cutting back deduction to, to meet the lower demand. it has not been so successful in bringing about production back on line. let's talk a bit more about opec plus what can you do? what really do you think? what it's a bit tricky because you already have a situation our possible if you have only $23.00 members maybe which have significant spec capacity, which is either either the sum of the rock. so every time that they announced they would increase production monthly by $400000.00 bows today, which is their, their schedule demand. in fact, t

by the way, i want to thank you for taking time off today from the stan. golly, like guys of peat davidson putting women under a sway length. right. i didn't meet him during this process. i assume i would have less my husband and i don't even have to meet him anymore. it says via it's his volumes and visit you like go latter day, bedraggled dracula in the middle and dracula choice, coming short, paid comes in. we're in pink, long on days when all of a sudden you're you heard it was through all i just matter, you know, old cartoons with this aroma like you just smell and then you're just lifted off seed and you just go like the dog who wants the cookie. yeah, yeah. but you know what in a world were people i don't know if you david, so when i watch, i always a good for you kid. you young. you see, you know, i'm sure everyone delightful funny and he lives with his wife and i read a great piece in the new york paper about why women fall for being marches to the beat of his own drummer. and that drum includes living with his home, still and digging her. and he's obviously funny. and he's got hi

serves as senior research fellow for the defense programs for the center of national defense of the davidson institute for national security and foreign policy at the heritage foundation. before you meet our incredible panel, i want to turn it over to doctor t.a.r.p. and make sure you remember to engage in the conversation by putting your questions in the question box. welcome. >> thank you so much. what a pleasure to participate in this program on the american presidency and why we have a president. i will start by sketching background for how we got this particular officer of government we call the president of the united states. the president of the united states is the most familiar face in the world. the irony of that dominance is that very few people at the nation's founding expected that to be the case. the american revolution was a revolution against the rule of a single executive at the head of government. the executive in the case of the revolution being the king of england. americans had difficult times with governmental executives for longer than the years preceding 1776. governo

harley-davidson shares dueling higher, reported a surprise for the quarter profit, 2021 sales rose for the first time in 7 years. for 2022 harley expects revenue to grow by 10% year over year as it prioritizes higher margins and higher priced vehicles. is grub another victim of the reopening? just eat take away will be delisting from the nasdaq citing low trading volumes and low proportion of share value. the stock is up 3.8% but meal delivery services stock will trade on london and amsterdam stock exchange. meta platform is on the move after the company announced peter teal is stepping down from the board. meta down another 3%. teal was one of the earliest investors and advisors to mark zuckerberg. meta has had a horrific couple days, 30% of the company's value vaporized since its dismal quarterly earnings call. during which zuckerberg blamed disappointing numbers and outlook on competition from tiktok. steel tariffs are so out but building new steel mills is in. grady trimble is in arkansas where the goldman shovel is in the brown today with deal that 10 year highs. we are waiting to

perhaps most profile case of hiding the pickle kim kardashian davidson this is doing, summer teams belovedrd of him, kind of like a big deal. been shipped to the team's office when he was stolen by this masked man in the middle of the night, you heartless pastor. reports part packed with popular pickle producing powerful panic the people of portland. the team offering rewards for dylan's return including trailblazing tickets, a bottle of bourbon restaurant certificates, they hope at least one of those will tickle his pickle. the team is asking for the public's help in finding the lost mascot so if you are out and about spot reading based giant, all the police don't just assume it's post- malone. that's the other memo. topic number two. california, a wild bull camera attacking a speeding cyclist. the cyclist assigned but he's asking the public to stop sending the bull donations. this video from california race captures the moment the bull came interested in cycling. for most americans, that was when we learned lance armstrong only had one ball. oh, that's fun. cyclist feeds into the bull, l

this is how pete davidson reacts when he looks in the mirror and sees the ice.sn't freaked out like this since the last time she thought the sky was falling. her owner said this hen is brand-new to the farm instilling has become the favor of all the roosters. yeah. something in the way she shakes her tail feather, brings all the boys to the yard. we brought her inside to get a break from the roosters attention, also known as gamecock block. [laughter] topic number four. not everyone is a critic, just everyone in my twitter feed. this is viewer mail. john kicks off with at kennedy nation has no talent. as an original take. ray ray tweet no no no, girl. okay, ray ray. loser chimes in with at kennedy nation is beyond they are not yawning, they're just opening your mouth to gargle your mom's balls. kennedy, you don't have to yell, you have a microphone, you are actually yelling when you're just talking normally. lies. i am not yelling, stop telling me things about myself, i know myself. i'll be right back. ♪♪ >> there is no animation, just me, i'm here, classy as ev

harley davidson is out today with a cost-cutting program.are down the road on it, are doing better, showing better numbers. all of that is about this productivity overlay. i will go back to what david stubbs said last year. he said technology reigns supreme. jonathan: he will be happy that you gave him a name check. tom: it is a big deal. technology is front and center. jonathan: some comments from emmanuel macron. putin said that he would not be the origin of escalation. russia repeatedly denying any plans to invade ukraine. from new york city, with tom keene, lisa jonathan ferro. we are down a third of a percent on the s&p. this is bloomberg. ♪ ritika: french president emmanuel macron says vladimir putin told him that russia would not escalate around ukraine but he did not offer any specific details. today, macron is in kiev to speak to the ukrainian president volodymyr zelensky. the u.s. is losing patience with china regarding trade agreements made during the trump administration. china pledged to buy an extra $200 billion in u.s. agricul

according to scott davidson, the ceo of an american insurance company reported deaths in the age range0% in the third quarter of last year. compared to prepandemic and prevaccine totals. he said "we are seeing right now the highest death rates we have seen in the history of this business. 40% is just unheard of. and again, these are the guys who do this for a living and they are shocked. so the question, what is causing this? it is clear leaders don't think covid is to blame. here is stacey abrams mask was in front of a room full of mast children. here is barack obama mast del mike maskalunas in the face of his servants as they build on his mansion in hawaii. if corona isn't causing these deaths, and it's not, what is causing these deaths? 40% increase. charlie kirk is the cofounder with a piece on this. that is why we learned about it. he joins us tonight to assess. thank you so much for coming on. what is this? >> we don't know. one business that actually tells the truth regarding the death of americans as life insurance. they have to get this right. entire teams of actuaries who stu

six months after his son shot dead five people in plymouth, we talk to mark davidson about his sorrowor the victims�* families. russia claims there's been a "misunderstanding" over olympic figure skater kamila valieva's positive drugs test. we can all feel scared sometimes, just like our little owl friend plop. and the royal good night from the duchess of cambridge. a bedtime story marking children's mental health week. coming up in sportsday later in the hour on the bbc news channel, we'll look ahead to a busy weekend in the six nations championship. it's the second round of fixtures and scotland will be looking to make it two wins out of two. good evening and welcome to the bbc news at six. the home secretary, priti patel, says "strong and decisive new leadership" of the metropolitan police is now needed to restore public confidence. she also says the challenges facing the force are stark and sobering. it follows the resignation of dame cressida dick as commissioner, who says she lost the confidence of the mayor of london, despite her view that she could bring change to a beleaguere

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harley davidson comes out with better than expected profits revenues also coming in better for harley thanks in large part to demand for higher end motorcycles on the harley davidson side of things a lot of folks have asked this morning why we haven't talked about it yet but i will talk about it now this is due in large part to analysts over at morgan stanley who have downgraded this stock from an overerate rating to an equal rate rating. and also cut their price target and cited for the most part general motors guidance for the coming year is what drove them to do this they also changed some of the methodology they value general motors on. some of the parts so to speak, and now they're looking at it from a discounted cash flow analysis so how much money they make each year going forward and then as we do in this hour, andrew, a check on the most popular tickers on our website yesterday monday's full session. meta platforms are still in the number one spot, still a lot of interest there of course peloton had a lot of interest yesterday, and i can only imagine it's going to be even mor

harley davidson reported a surprise profit in the fourth quarter.oosted by higher prices behind harley's iconic motorcycles. plus, sales rose percent in north america after seeing declines in the rest of the world. the latest threat from meta platforms does not seem to have european officials worried. it's is a good force facebook and instagram programs from europe if it is unable to continue transferring data to the u.s. >> if it doesn't work anymore, that would maybe give me an x or 10, 20 minutes a day. ed: regulators -- ritika: regulators are in negotiations to come up with a new data transfer agreement. that is your latest business flash. guy: thank you very much, indeed. we start the count for the european close now. let me give you an update of what the price action on this side of the pond looks like. european stocks negative, down by 0.1%. earlier we were quite positive. things were certainly moving in a positive trajectory, and the quite a steep roll off as we have entered the afternoon. in terms of what actually the price action tells us

group is asking legislators to remove 800 from the election list, voters like 78-year-old sally davidsonf she was aware that the election had taken away her voting rights. >> they can't take away my right to vote. >> reporter: defend voter also said they can't send to addresses that aren't addresses. over 900 were registered at the crestview courthouse. we caught up with the county where the courthouse is located. they said there is actually 770 voters registered at the courthouse. many of them are military family members. >> they may be in afghanistan, in germany. >> reporter: they could have not a visible address, living in a boat or an rv. they have a new bill to push more voter requirements. >> more voter i.d. requirements, more steps to vote by mail, and asking chief of elections to update voter registration lists more often. >> we got really dirty voter rolls, but the people of florida came out and voted. >> i have yet to see something that is factual that needs to be addressed. >> reporter: so in all of your reporting, were you able to find any, any evidence to back up this group'

williamson county and davidson county virtually indistinguishable.say, why do you focus on masks. i know you talk about it on your radio show. i do on your show and also on my radio show. because if you destroyed masks in schools, we get back to normalcy with covid in a quick manner, because wearing masks as cosmetic theater. it isn't real. and once that disappears, the dr. fauci's of the world lose their power, "the new york times," "the washington post," that is why they won't cover it. but i appreciate all you democrats watching right now. this is where you come to get the actual truth. and that is why you are here. >> honestly, i'm loving you on the five. i think -- i really believe that judge jenny brings them all in. it is an educational process. anyway, good to see you both. have a great weekend. judge jeanine, thank you. we turn our attention back to china. nancy pelosi, this is very bizarre. she has a message for our u.s. on the big athletes. watch this. >> i would say to our athletes, you are there to compete. do not risk incurring the ange

be not been announced just yet, but the front runners include jimmy kimmel, tiffany haddish pete davidson and tom holland as well as jonathan mccall not even close. that's what it says. i don't want that good. i think he'd be great good writer. >> the national bobblehead hall of fame has unveiled 2 limited edition super bowl bobbleheads. >> rams fans will be happy to see matt stafford getting his own bobblehead this year. it also features the quarterback getting ready to pass the ball with a rams themed scoreboard in the background also released the classic bubble boy figurine. they say the statues are a perfect way to celebrate the rams and to commemorate their magical season. stafford bubble head. bobbleheads going for about 35 bucks on the bubble. head hall of fame's website. >> so the obvious super bowl question is we already talked about what we're going to be eating tomorrow. we're going to hear who's going to win. i think the rams well, really, i'm gonna go bengals. and just to keep go with the rams. i think they're at home of trying to make some history is the second team second y