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less start with the police commissioner and davison get his take on what is been going predict thankning us and predict so when you make of this, we have seen this really serious rising crime. in cities like boston and new york and other cities and is been remarkably improvements in crime since the 1990s. in the last year or so, we have seen these huge increases in crime and do look boringly like were going back battle days predict with an outbreak of what is your describes ideological insanity many of these places targeted. ed: i agree with you. contact between a police and the community has been broken. as a broken it by people the place for everything. the racial inequality to crime in the streets to everything that you can think up. the problem here is there are very good and committed men and women who come to work every day with the sole aim to protect the community even when they have to put themselves in danger. in the vilified that group of people which is just unconscionable especially with the real results of the crime are the thousands of people that are being murdered th

company with electro material. actual commission say it is investigation, goes allegations with him. davison is a senior analyst of the international crisis group, specializing in ethiopia. he says reconciliation needs to be on the agenda following the election. and the does seem to have been something of a systematic exclusion of some opponents from the democratic process with the government having gained a majority, we might expect to see a sort of continuation of that. and then we took out the tick rate situation, while the federal government had just classified the ruling party that was removed from paula that the t p f as a terrorist organization. so it be quite a significant backward step for the federal government to start opening negotiations, which is going to be a change of heart that there is a lot of work to do. there's no doubt that it is currently experiencing a difficult period. i think that is even acknowledged by the supporters of, of i b and those parties participates in the election. the chronically difficult socio economic conditions that compounded by the copied. 3 downt

jillian: congressman warren davison who introduced a bill to fire the country's top doctor joins us tonks for covering this. ashley: i want to get to the quote first. francis collins said fauci received notice that trump wanted to announce in a 5:00 p.m. press conference that the grant had been terminated. the hhs general council made clear it was a direct order from president trump implying their jobs were on the line if they didn't comply. fauci and collins reluctantly agreed to cancel the grant. do you think if their jobs were not on the line this would have happened? >> it doesn't look like it. frankly, dr. fauci has a problem acknowledging it did happen after the fact. jillian: let's pull up this quote. in june dr. fauci testified that he didn't know why the grant had been canceled and this reads, quote, why was it canceled, it was canceled because the nih was told to cancel it. i don't know the reason but we were told to cancel it. look, you introduced the fired act. you're trying to get dr. fauci out of there. you're not necessarily the only one. i guess the question is, do you

charley davison was among those to claim a place in tokyo, less than two years after returning to the sandra drabik in a dominant performance. that's all the sport for now. now on bbc news, here's joanna with the papers. hello and welcome to our look at what the papers are bringing us today. with me is the author and journalist, rachel shabi and the conservative commentator, tim montgomerie. let's start with the observer — it reports that the prime minister will call on fellow leaders at the g7 to pledge to vaccinate the world's population by the end of 2022. 0n the front page of the express — the �*historic�* deal reached today by the g7 group of advanced economies to make multinational companies pay more tax. the telegraph says the government is currently drawing up plans to roll out vaccines to pupils as young as 12 before the start of the new school year. according to the mail on sunday — the home secretary has ordered social media giants to remove posts made by people—smugglers to advertise illegal channel crossings to migrants. the sunday times reports that the duke and duchess

tesla, the second biggest gainer on the mdx and square and pay pal get initiated with a buy at da davison. >> the house judiciary advances those bills that are aimed at curbing big tech we have the latest from there. >> that committee debate on antitrust is not over yet. after a marathon markup that lasted late into the night, lawmakers are back at it again this morning first five bills passed with bipartisan support, they would increase merger fees, give state ags more power, allow users to switch platforms more easily, create new standards for acquisitions and ban self-preferencing. the committee is convening right about now to consider the last bill, the ending platform monopolies act which would force companies to draw bright lines between competing parts of their business the democratic sponsor of that bill is congresswoman pramila jayapal, one of the biggest proponents of the package despite her techie constituency. >> i'm thinking that i probably have about 60% of my constituents who work for one of the big companies, add in microsoft, maybe it is more. this is not something we do

video but i want to welcome activist, mentor, educator, director at the foodlab in detroit davida davison who is an amazing collaborator and educator and encourage her of things positive in the food system and tough love in the food system two. with her and with me today as helena millan -- helena bottemiller evich is the award-winning author for a series she did on climate change and her writings on the food system she is the senior food policy journalist act politico and also was one of the editors and co-authors of a morning newsletter of the agricultural report and i think i got that wrong but we will get it right. these two are just amazing voices and followers in champions of everything that relates to the food system and so, what i wanted to start with and i wanted to check in with both of you and how this will move for the audiences we will check in and chat talk about some of the important things and there is a chat function if you have or a question function so if you have a question and you want to raise your hand or put it into the q and a please do and i will try to get to th

looking at your budget request, i do not see requested items in those five areas that the admiral davison identified as being supportive and in fact, your request identifies platforms like a navy destroyer, oiler and items related to the f35 aircraft. as pdi investments, so i would like to know why the vast majority of funding identified to support the pdi is unrelated to the lines of effort outlined in the section 1251 report. >> senator, let me say off the top that our intent was to align our investment with congressional intent so my staff is currently working with the committee to clarify and adjust any perceived misalignments and in factwi make sure that we ansr any and all questions so we will continue to look at that. as you know, we've dedicated some $5.1 billion and again our intent was to align our investments with congressional intent. i would go further to say that a great deal of the department's budget is invested in capabilities and activities that concentrate on deterring china and i would further say that i am committed to working with the committee to make sure that we g

shery: let's go to laura davison for more on this. if we are seeing this dual track when it comes to these two bills, including the reconciliation bill, this could be a pretty long wait forward. laura: yes, this is a month-long process ahead of it. senators reached a tentative deal on an infrastructure package today and they say the bill will not even be drafted until sometime later in july. the president has acknowledged that this infrastructure package will not be ready to move until september. all the stuff that democrats could not get but want, things like housing, childcare, education, all the tax increases to pay for it, that will be an even longer process at the beginning stages of figuring how to draft what could be as much as a $6 trillion package, is what some democrats were talking about. haidi: a lot of the climate measures have been criticized for not being out of this traditional infrastructure deal. will they be able to push these things through that reconciliation process? laura: that is democrats hope. they are trying

davison for five minutes for questions. >> i thank the chairman. appreciate this hearing. we've come a long way in congress just for having this hearing. thank you. thank you for the colleagues who have taken the time to prepare for it. some know the topic very well and some are just getting acquainted with it. and some, no matter how well-acquainted, will remain hostile to the idea. look, i won't spend long on mr. sherman's remarks, but china is building the creepiest surveillance toll in history. we should not emulate them. the fact that china is doing that is why we should be embracing decentralized, distributed ledger technology that is more secure and does protect privacy. we could go further to defending freedom and restoring our fourth amendment constitutional protections in the financial sector by embracing the potential of this technology, not by being hostile to it. the third party doctrine annihilated the concept of privacy. we absolutely should keep the country safe. i am reminded of proverbs 26:4, so i won't spend longer on his comments. ms. sue, your testimon

univision is run by wade davison, out of viacom, the cfo.ble in mexico you're not going to pay 18 times cash flow for mexican cable, but you're going to pay more than 7 or 8 times televise, their stock is up and you have a 50% mover >> you like what malone is doing and it's just about anything you're hesitant to get into this stock because you want to wait and see what happens >> becky, there's 600 million shares outstanding no no no no there's 1.6 billion shares that at&t is going to dump on the -- somehow extract themselves for every share of at&t i think there's 7.1 billion shares of at&t they will own 1.6. you get almost .23 share of discovery. discovery can be hedged up for whatever reason to 40. you've got almost $9 a share of telecom, discovery in telephone. the stock's 30 i like it. i think you'll make 50%. you have to make that speed bump and beware of it >> also, we know you are somebody who is always looking for love make when it comes to media mergers. you have the mergers master book behind you. >> is that -- >> i know. we know,

and to ruth davison, who is ceo of the charity refuge. thank you, both, very much for joining us. with messages. he was using social media to get information about me. he then went on to message my friends and family. at that point, obviously, it was during the pandemic and i do work for the nhs, so it is a lot for me to deal with. i had to take time off work and seek help from my doctor as well. i work and seek help from my doctor as well. . ., , , , work and seek help from my doctor as well. . .,, ,, work and seek help from my doctor as well. . ,, well. i am not surprised because you can never get — well. i am not surprised because you can never get away _ well. i am not surprised because you can never get away from _ well. i am not surprised because you can never get away from it. - well. i am not surprised because you can never get away from it. how- can never get away from it. how quickly was a stalking protection order put in place for you? it took awhile, actually. _ order put in place for you? it took awhile, actually. originally, i- awhile, actually. originally, i first p

charley davison was among those to claim a place in tokyo, less than two years after returning to thehe running for future i be in the running for future tournaments, he is a strong player. thank you, gavin. here's darren with a look at this morning's weather. not necessarily wall—to—wall sunshine today? no, not really, more of a change of fortunes. they went to watch a picture first, we have got some cloud around, sunshine, a bit of mist and fog. this was in temperature. while there is some sunshine for parts of england and wales, i think the best of the sunshine today is going to be across scotland and northern ireland, much brighter than it was yesterday, for england in particular, there is going to be some rain or some showers, we have only got some of that right now, obviously, with band of cloud moving slowly east across england and wales, this weather front came in from the atlantic to western areas yesterday, now that is moving into england and wales, producing some rain and drizzle. if it brightens up towards the south in the afternoon and we get some sunshine, that could tri