reading your book it reminded me of the the movie the graduate there's a scene in there were a young dustin hoffman has given career advice and he's told that the future is plastics and we have plastics now we have the chemicals that are in them is that where the danger lies is that what is causing us to have these low sperm counts for example. i believe that that is an important part of the picture it's certainly not the whole picture so chemicals in plastics including those that make plastics soft and flexible those that make it hard are chemicals that interfere with their body's natural hormones and once you do that particularly in pregnancy you are messing with the ability of that particularly male because it's testosterone it's going down the ability of that male to develop fully and when you interfere with the males development then you impact his later sperm function so we have drawn a line if you will from the mother's exposure to these plastics dustin hoffman was asked to cope and to live and work with to development of the male infant at birth and later decrease sperm count and in

reading your book it reminded me of the the movie the graduate there's a scene in there were a young dustin hoffman is given career advice and he's told that the future is plastics and we have plastics now we have the chemicals that are in them is that where the danger lies is that what is causing us to have these low sperm counts for example. i believe that that is an important part of the picture it's certainly not the whole picture so chemicals in plastics including those that make plastics soft and flexible those that make it hard are chemicals that interfere with their body's natural hormones and once you do that particularly in pregnancy you are messing with the ability of that particularly male because this testosterone it's going down the ability of that male to develop fully and when you interfere with a male student meant then you impact his later sperm function so we have drawn a line if you will from the mother's exposure to these plastics dustin hoffman was asked to cope and to live and work with to development of the male infant at birth and later decrease sperm count and infe

street journal," it shows the flow of dots out of california in 2020, two of the dots may represent dustin and brenda who used a agency to find their new home in boise. like 20% of his clients they bought this house without ever having seen it in person. they had only a video tour. at what point did you walk in? >> after we signed the papers and got the keys. >> reporter: what sent you here? >> my company is amazing and allowed me to work remotely and i wanted to pivot to somewhere that was our style. >> reporter: is there push back from the locals. >> to your face, no, fwhut conversations and stuff, you will hear some people that are unhappy and locals cannot afford to buy anymore. >> reporter: those locals include laurie jenkins, who stopped by the open house. with 60% of boise homes selling for more than the asking price, they are getting discouraged. >> my wife and i and i have my middle son. we are moving to get closer to schools. there's no way we cannot afford it. two hard working people, hard working family.having a w a yd e doable. >> plus, there's the question about can boise han

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reading your book it reminded me of the movie the graduate there's a scene in there were a young dustin hoffman it's given career advice and he's told that the future is plastics and we have plastics now we have the chemicals that are in them is that where the danger lies is that what is causing us to have these low sperm counts for example. i believe that that is an important part of the picture it's certainly not the whole picture so chemicals in plastics including those that make plastics soft and flexible those that make it hard are chemicals that interfere with their body's natural hormones and once you do that particularly in pregnancy you are messing with the ability of that particularly male because it's testosterone it's going down the ability of that male to develop fully and when you interfere with the males to vote meant then you impact his later sperm function so we have drawn a line if you will from the mother's exposure to these plastics dustin hoffman was asked to go into it and work with 2 development of the male infant at birth and later decrease sperm count and infert

reading your book it reminded me of the movie the graduate there's a scene in there were a young dustin hoffman has given career advice and he's told that the future is plastics and we have plastics now we have the chemicals that are in them is that where the danger lies is that what is causing us to have these low sperm counts for example. i believe that that is an important part of the picture it's certainly not the whole picture so chemicals in plastics including those that make plastics soft and flexible those that make it hard are chemicals that interfere with their body's natural hormones and once you do that particularly in pregnancy you are messing with the ability of that particularly male because it's testosterone that's going down the ability of that male to develop fully and when you interfere with a male still valid meant then you impact his later sperm function so we have drawn a line if you will from the mother's exposure to these plastics dustin hoffman was asked to cope and to live and work with to development of the male infant at birth and later decrease sperm count a

dustin andrews is live in downtown san francisco at the hotel, an exciting morning, justin? >> reporter: it was a huge celebration right here in the lobby of the hilton union square here in downtown san francisco as hotel workers greeted the first guests and well over a year, the bells in her family, as they were entering, was a pretty exciting time. you can't see their smiles on this video but we heard the chairs. they are first-timers here in the bay and they plan on hanging out for about three days. they are from arizona, the hotel industry loves the spec this means tourism is slowly jumping back into action and hotel revenue will start making a climb very soon. get this, revenue is not expected to hit the 2019 levels until 2025. you might be watching and asking, how does it feel to be the first guest in 14 months of the biggest hotel in the bay? we wanted to know too, so of course, we found out. >> it's awesome being able to be here with everything back open, everyone with their jobs and stuff back. it's a lot of fun and a great time. >> reporter: look at this list, hilt

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a great america, dustin andrews, kpix5. >> for more information and talk to make online reservations, that is that kpix.com. >>> also?, six flags in concord is set to open to members and season pass holders first. the general public will be allowed in for memorial day weekend. >>> the mass vaccination site is set to close this sunday, since opening in february the site was responsible for vaccinating about half 1 million people against the coronavirus. now, county health services are trying to focus on vaccinating areas that have been hardes for cases. >>> pfizer is pledging to provide 1 billion covid vaccine doses to low income countries by the end of 2021. pfizer says it would deliver the doses to low income countries that no prophet and give doses to middle income countries at lower prices. >>> with love across the bay area, the good news on the job front, states regained about half the jobs that it lost during the pandemic. appointment numbers released today show california added more than 100,000 jobs for the third consecutive month. the state is now regaining nearly half of the

as abc7 reporter dustin dorsey shows us, today , police and fire investigators finished clearing the home, but not without an alarming discovery. >> reporter: two days after the mass shooting in san jose that left nine dead, authorities were still on the scene friday at the home of suspected shooter sam cassidy to try and uncover anything they could find . after uncovering molotov cocktails, multiple guns and thousands of rounds of ammo in the home, special operations captain steve longoria found something new. >> we found a new suspicious device and we are not sure what it is and we will render it safe. what that means is we will set off a small charge, just to basically destroy it so it will not cause further harm. >> reporter: that small explosion you just heard was a save detonation of a suspicious device found at the home of sam cassidy. after further review, the device has been deemed safe. >> they discovered the device was in fact inert and was comprised of wires and batteries. due to the location of the item itself, it was located in the attic area of the residence. they took

dustin's or you can see the cyclops on the truck or open field engineer the animals are covered in snow when the outside temperature is below minus 7 so you have the added problem of the water systems for using and the transport but and transport. the animals are suffering from exhaustion. the animal welfare group says that because of the cold and the slow roads the trucks hardly stop even though they're on a 6000 kilometer trip that will last days. when they do stop it's only to throw in some part or to the animals. and. during veterinarian checks if they left germany the drivers had given assurances that they would make proper stops that supply stations in russia. the trucks are on the road for a total of 10 days clocking up over 6100 kilometers. so do the supply stations in russia even exist. we had to be spotted in western germany to meet an expert on the matter. she's the has a state animal welfare commissioner not only in martine unhappy with accounts she heard she and 3 other veterinarians traveled to russia last year. we haven't what's if we did actually find 2 supply stations w

dustin's or you can see the cyclops on the truck or open field actually the animals are covered in snow when the outside temperature is below minus 7 so you have the added problem of the water systems for using and the transport by the tons for what . the animals are suffering from exhaustion. the animal welfare group says that because of the cold and the slow roads the trucks hardly stop even though they're on a 6000 kilometer trip that will last days. when they do stop it's only to throw in some part or to the animals. during veterinarian checks as they left germany the drivers had given assurances that they would make proper stops at supply stations in russia. the trucks are on the road for a total of 10 days clocking up over 6100 kilometers. so do the supply stations in russia even exist. we head to venus bodden in western germany to meet an expert on the matter. she's the hester state animal welfare commissioner monoline martine unhappy with account she heard she and 3 other veterinarians traveled to russia last year. we haven't cuts if we did actually find to supply stations with

. >>> among those enjoying disneyland, our own dustin dorsey, abc 7 news reporter, he's at disneyland talked to us about his experience. >> reporter: so much emotion, you can see it from this entire crowd, self included. walking down main street usa, and being told welcome home, i mean, no cooler feeling. massive disney found. >> he says there are os clgues s mbreminding people to stay distant and keep their masks on. justin says he didn't have to wait more than an hour, for even some of the most popular attractions. >> the masks, they are different, you know, to be having to wear it all day, it is a very warm afternoon. but this is one of the first times in a long time, that the crowds are low, the right times are short, i have walked on space mountain today. i have walked on, you know, thunder mountain. >> dustin had to wait about two and half hours to get to the disneyland website to get opening day tickets, however, so that was a bit of a challenge. >> seems like it was worth it though. >>> as college graduation years, a major chosen pre- pandemic may not be a change in the workpl

had formed out in the open sea, the entire coast would have been effected term and fritz and cos dustin loc. as doubt the deadly way generated at the epi center identified by the jakarta warning center. they believe the source of the denominator must have lain inside the pay itself or term in fritz. and he's indonesian colleague, parasitic returned to the west coast to gauge how it's an army could have originated in this sheltered area. giga, parasitic has received new footage that was still near by the barges over there. so then you can see on the big on of these events and then this is, randy started the fight. yeah. local landslides. those guys next friday are a great small, semi circular way that you can even seen the video. so i think this is going to be a localized impact landslide tsunami. you have a lot of aluminum material. wants to shake it, it will go home and freeze the low intensity of this 1st wave suggests it was triggered by it because the landslide, but that alone doesn't explain what cool is. that's unami that devastated the bay. here we have evidence because we have a

the book was identified by a group of artists based on this projection project by alex creek and dustin klein. it's the project of sergeant nimrod burke on the robert e lee monument in richmond, virginia. in terms of reclaiming the monument. here we begin to see the importance of this image in the contemporary moment and these are two artists who are projecting images from black lives matter experience and also through the history of the civil war. and this is the image that i found with the help of a curator at the museum of fine arts, virginia museum of fine arts and we see sergeant burke, died in 1914, described as the veteran of the american civil war. his great, great, great grandson was identified the image where he was born and we see the image here ofun him without the casing but also the research found that his gravestone, tomb stone is also in ohio. and itit says the story of my great, great grandfather namrad burke, why this image was important and i was able to identify it after the book was published but the experience that this -- the experience is stillnc alive and this e

i talked to these house republicans who voted in favor of the commission, and one of them, dustin johnson, put it to me fairly quickly. he said, look, we need to get to the bottom of what happened on january 6, and i would rather have an independent party do it than adam schiff be the one to do the work. that is the backup option for speaker pelosi and democrats. although she told me she would much rather go the bipartisan route because she wants people, mainly republicans, to engage with the commission's findings. but if the senate blocks the commission, pelosi has, at any time, the opportunity to charge any of her committee chairs with opening up a broader investigation or to create a special committee like the benghazi committee is the easiest comparison to make that would be tasked specifically with digging into this, again, if this fails in the senate and the speaker has gone to great lengths to say she would rather avoid that situation if possible. so, anna, let's talk about this if question in the senate. there were seven republicans? the senate who voted to investigate donald trum

. >> dustin is a farmer and cattle rancher. >> we are getting to the point if you feed cows $250 on heyl the cows. if you sell them, you will not get much because of -- there is a big supply of cattle, not a big demand, because no one in the west -- it is not just regional, it is all over the west. >> drought conditions are also causing problems for native american communities. like the tribe along the klamath river. >> drought puts our national resources and way of life at risk. >> at a virtual hearing, a representative told congress drought, as well as restrictions on water flows by the government had harmed the salmon, which are ceral to her tribes traditions and economy. >> historically, the river was the third-largest salmon producer on the west coast. tragically, it is estimated only 2% to 5% remain today, and we have lost millions of dollars as a result. >> the impact of the drought could ripple to consumers nationwide. a huge percentage of fruits and vegetables, nuts, and beef come out of this increasingly arid west. >> it will take more good luck to pull ourselves out of the dr

dustin dorsey spoke with a neighbor who said he was a great person who be missed . >> less than a mile away from the side of the gilroy garlic festival mass shooting, this neighborhood mourns an innocent life lost. 29-year-old adrian balleza, a father, husband, loved one and one of nine lives taken wednesday morning and the vta shooting in san jose. i was in bed. i look up to turn on the tv. assault what happened. the first thing that came to mind was adrian because he is my neighbor. i knew he went to work at 4:00 in the morning. >> his neighbor said she texted him after learning the news with no response. she in the neighborhood were shocked to learn later that they lost their friend. as she looked at adrian balleza's facebook page she recalls how the family is left behind. trotter still remembers the first time she met him. >> he stood at my front door and we had a conversation. we talked about the lord. i know he was a christian guy. he loved his family. he loved his community. he was a people person. he loved his job. he loved meeting the people on the bus and taking care of his c

backup catcher dustin allen got one. this made it 3-0. meantime on the mound, frankie was cruising until the sixth. wish he had this picture back. the lead was only a run at 4- 13. in the eighth, look at this. get it anyway you can. a throwing error from michael russo. that scored a run, the a's scored late. day to day 3-1 late into the night. a's won 6-3. more wins in the big league, 21 to 24. >>> we check in on the pga wells fargo third round. the story once he thought he missed the cut yesterday and left. flew back from dallas at 2:45 in the morning, he's tied for third. is this not going to go? rory mcelroy. how about a fresca. he had the outright lead until keith mitchell struck the landing. at 566, he has a lead over the field. the u.s. women's open will be at olympic in a month. nba, the warriors are running with tacoma city tonight. moving pictures on the late show. are they peaking at the right time with five games left? right now, the warriors are the eighth seed. it is very likely they will be involved in the four team play in

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. >> brangham: dustin cox is a farmer and cattle rancher in utah. >> we're getting into the point of, do you feed cows $200- a-ton hay, or do you sell the cows? if you sell the cows, you're not going to get very much right now because if all the ranchers sell cows, there's a big supply of cattle. there's not a big demand because no one in the west-- it's not like it's just regional, right? it's-- it's-- it's all over. it's all over the west. >> brangham: drought conditions are also causing problems for native american communities, like the yurok tribe along the klamath basin in northern california. >> drought puts our natural resources and way of life at risk. >> brangham: at a virtual hearing this week, yurok representative amy cordalis told congress that drought, as well as restrictions on water flows by the government, had harmed the salmon which are central to her tribe's traditions and economy. >> historically, the klamath river was the third-largest salmon-producing river on the west coast. tragically, its estimated only 2% to 5% of the salmon runs remain today. we have lost mil

dustin johnson is to miss the cut at the pj temperature. for my safely in the clubhouse. he said the only place on -- early pay sunday too. -- early pace on day two. >> i'm having a lot of fun, and to know i'm playing well into the weekend and be in convention and have a good opportunity, i am having a blast. i'm excited for the weekend. this has been a lot of fun. gemma: football's world governing body fifa is looking into the possibility of holding the world cup every two years instead of 4. they are conducting a feasibility uses betty to see the impact it would have on the men's and women's game. they denied the organization included with any of the clubs involved in the failed european super league, but believes there is a need to make football more globally competitive sport. >> at fifa, we have to protect the interest of everyone, that is why we need to speak to everyone about everything. i don't close the doors to any discussion with anyone, never come about new formats, new ideas, new competitions. i'm ready to listen to everyone. this is my job, this is my functi

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who sophia, the pagans, sophia, we are demanding their release. dustin will discuss what actions he can take against salaries with one united european voice. and even con aunt does as i and her teacher soon be your parents are started at better or before to see what, what action they can take. that's going to make present, look shanker, pay any more attention this time. well, i think it's fair to say that we definitely can expect a statement today condemning the incident in minutes, and of course also colds on, on an international investigation. the problem however, is that so far we've seen president lucas con, not being very impressed by what the european union had to say about his action and sanctions imposed so far didn't have any effect on his behavior. ok, thank you for that. alex 100 on nominate brussels. ok will turn out to civil stories, making that headlines to this hour, starting in italy where authorities of loans to manslaughter investigation of to sundays cable cars crushed in the outs. 14 people were killed and the child fears the ended when the gondola say we're travelin

well, no one gulf, dustin johnson look set to mr. cuts at the pga championship. but at the top of the leaderboard of phil mickelson is safe in the club house at 5, under the 50 year old shelf, the $369.00 to set the early pace on his round included to fix buddy in his final 9 hovel. i'm having a lot of fun and to play well to no one playing, we'll have the weekend to have to be in contention. have a good opportunity. i'm having a blast. i'm excited to for the weekend. so this has been this been a lot of fun footballs. welcoming body faith will look into the possibility of holding the world cup every 2 years. instead of for the going to carry out a feasibility study to find out the impacts it would have on both the men's and women's game fee for president johnny and fantine. also denied the organization had to colluded with any of the clubs involved in the failed european super league, but believes that there's a need to make football and globally competitive sport. a piece we have to put the dangers of everyone and that's what we need to speak to every wanting me

champion rory mcilroy isn't imprints by renewed proposals to create a super gulf league all the more and dustin johnson and justin rose are among the players who have reportedly been offered contracts with $30.00 to $50000000.00 up front if they sign for the saudi arabia back to project people can see it for what it is which is which is a money grab which is fine if that's what you're playing golf for is to make as much money as possible totally fine and go and do that if that's what makes you happy but i think the top players in the game you know and under speaking on my own personal personal beliefs like i'm plan this game to try to to cement my place in history and my legacy and to win major championships and when the biggest tournaments in the world. the squad has been announced for one of the most prestigious teams and will support the british and irish lions rugby team lions chairman jason learned to read out the 37 names who made the cut for this year's tour of south africa which is set to be played in empty stadiums or at least with no overseas fans the standout pick was exit says sam s

so this has been this been a lot of fun. dustin johnson's eagle parts at the 7 was the highlight of around that saw him finish a fix over paul. he headlines the group, the top lead to out, including justin thomas and sergio garcia were missing the cut was the least of some players problems. the an allegation briefly interrupted the round, going to cross the 6 hole in front of a group of players. this one was just the baby would you believe? a few days ago, a much bigger one, snuck into the media area without showing it's credentials. the new champions of spain will be decided on saturday with only a little madrid or rail madrid able to change the title. it's enough because hands a to point for his in the table. so if they match rails result against v r i l, they will win their 1st lead eager title in 7 years. but their opponents rail via adulthood are battling to avoid relegation for coach the egg a semi oni knows, it's not going to be easy. when every now on those people to final with 2 teams fighting for different objectives, the goals that are very important for both and we will give up

isn't impressed by renewed proposals it to create a breakaway super gulf league well number one a dustin johnson and justin rose are among the players who reportedly been offered contracts worth 30 it's a $50000000.00 up front if they sign for the saudi arabia backed projects people can see it for what it is which is a which is a money grab which is fine if that's what you're playing golf for is to make as much money as possible totally fine and you know go and do that if that's what makes you happy but i think the top players in the game. you know i'm just speaking of my own personal personal beliefs like i'm playing this game to try to cement my place in history and my legacy and to win major championships and win the biggest tournaments in the world spanish tennis pro tennis player carlos celebrated his 18th birthday by playing against his idol rafael nadal rafa spoiled the party of the world number to be 6162 to progress into the last 16 of the madrid and it wasn't quite the present our press was hoping for but he was given a cake after the match perhaps just a shame for him the vict

well, number one, golf dustin johnson has missed the cut at the p g h and the job, but it's another form to a player who leads all the way through age. phil mickelson is at 5 under pa, alongside louis with faison at the i the 1st major in 8 years. if the 50 year old holds on to win on sunday, he'll be the oldest player to win a major title. and have a lot of fun and to play well to know, i'm playing well hanging to the weekend have to be in contention. have a good opportunity. i'm having a bloss, i'm excited to for the weekend. so this has been, this been a lot of fun stuff. and johnson's ego to epa 7 was the highlight of around the saw him finish with 6 over paul. the headlines a group of top players out including justin thomas and sergio garcia. but missing the least of some players problems, though an alligator briefly interrupted the round red cross. the thick pole in front of a group of players. believe it or not, this one is just the baby a few days ago, a much bigger one, slack into the media area without showing dimensions. the new champions of spain will be decided on saturday w

two of those dots might represent dustin and brenda heft, who used colby lampman's agency to find liome in boise. they bought this boise house without ever having seen it in person. they had only a video tour. at what point did you finally walk in? >> after we signed the papers and got thes. >> reporter: what allowed to you move here? >> my company is amazing. and we wantp wanted to move somewhere that was more of our style. >> reporter: was there any pushback from californians? >> not to our face. >> reporter: the locals include laurie jenkins. with 60% more than the asking price, they're getting discouraged. >> my wife and i, and we have our little son, and we're trying to move closer to schools, and there is no way. we can't afford it. two working people, having a house with a yard and a fence should be something doable. >> reporter: and there is the question about can boise handle it. >> absolutely. we have friends that are ing, we have an hour-long commute. we're in idaho -- >> reporter: so what are you going to do? >> we're going to sit and wait. >> reporter: the great reshuffl

. ♪ wipeout ♪ ♪ >> reporter: i hit the waves with another water pro, maui surfer girls dustin testert have work anymore. >> reporter: to keep her business afloat in a year without business, she had to perform some serious acrobatics. >> a lot of the parents on the island needed activities for their kids to do outside so we pivoted into day camps for local kids. >> reporter: and giving back is a new post-covid visitor theme too. the state hoping for an increase in something called volun-tourism like rebuilding f care for hawaii as it re-opens. but with all you can do here, you might also -- ah -- just want to chill. ah is right. now, to come to hawaii you do have to show proof of a negative covid test if you don't want to quarantine and because international travel is so complicated right now, hawaii is starting to really pick up in terms of business. so you want to have some advance planning and reservations and, you know, i should know what it's like out there because i was working really hard for you guys to show people all the fun things you can do here. >> yeah, it was a really t

. ♪ >> we congratulate our son dustin at penn state university's class of 2021 on their graduation >>m is a rock star, and we hope she is your morning boost there it is. >> hey, guys, welcome back, it is thursday. we're so happy that you're starting your day with us today. >> and if you're still starting your day a little later than you used to, you can set that dvr for 7:00 a.m. so you can catch our first hour anytime you've missed a lot if you're just joining us. >> we had a busy first hour and we have a busy second one too. wyoming congresswoman liz cheney is vowing to continue her fight after fellow house republicans stripped her of her leadership role cheney ousted yesterday for refusing to be silent about former president trump's false election claims and the capitol riot after the voice vote, democrats and a few republicans commended the congresswoman as a lawmaker who put her country before her party. the former president trump called her, quote, a bitter, horrible human being >> moments after that vote yesterday, i sat down for an exclusive one on one interview with the congr

dustin, are there any callers in the queue? queue. >> clerk: thank you. >> president knutzen: okay. great, commissioners, the next item is old business. commissioners, please indicate by raising your hands or letting me know by audio if there's old business you'd like to discuss. hearing none, i'm going to go ahead with agenda a. these are action items that require a vote by commission and i'll start with item a. le disability and aging services requests authorization to enter into new grant agreements with multiple procedures for the provision of case management and clinical collaborative service to older adults and adults with disabilities for the time period beginning july 1st, 2021, and ending june 30th, 2023, in the combined amount of $6,832,862 plus a 10% contingency for a total not to exceed the amount of $7,516,144. and there is melissa mcgee is here to present the report. mc, ms. mcgee. >> hello. hello, everyone. hello, president knutzen, commissioners and for the last time executive director mcspadden. i'm a program m

maguire said one word to dustin hoffman. are you listening? one word. empire.he reason for the empire is that our country lived for 168 years under the boot of the british empire. we then grain -- gained our freedom from empire and now empire has struck back. the empire strikes back in the empire is in effect and it is the single aspect single disease . the disease of republics is empire. host: specifically, you think that there is an empire currently in the united states, you would cite that as an example? caller: we live under a dual party facade of a faux democracy, two parties that are dedicated entirely to empire as players, as puppets. but empire is the ruling structure in the united states and of the united states is the most powerful structure in the world. it's not the entire empire, but it is the global headquarters of the empire. this is a crony capitalist racist empire. host: ok, alan, talking about what he sees as most important. we will continue doing this for half an hour and if you want to continue calling to let us know what the top problem is

where you're sitting now on west 47th street, featured in the movie "marathon man" remember it was dustinhe resentment and just the feeling, this hatred i think is really troubling. ainsley: what do you think of the chicago mayor lori lightfoot telling people she was only going to interview with black and brown reporters. she's trying to make sure these newsrooms are diverse, and the chicago tribune report e, i think is gregory pratt, he canceled his interview already scheduled with her after she declined to lift the condition, keep in mind he's a latino reporter, but he said politicians don't get to choose who covers them. geraldo: i hearby announce as the proud brown man of puerto rican descent i will not interview mayor lori lightfoot. she's one of the people that should be most vigorous in fighting racism, and it seems that she's yielded to its ugly charm, mayor lightfoot's decision to exclude these white reporters it's probably a civil rights violation for goodness sakes. it's weirdly racist. she should be focused she had 48 shootings in chicago last weekend, five of them died. the p

dustin underscored. and i was proud that republicans and democrats came together to enact the 3.2 billion dollar emergency broadbent benefit program, to help this is the right way to take action given the circumstances. and it will help people access reliable broadband. this committee recognized invaluable contributions of private providers voluntarily signed to keep americans connected pledged and committed to not disconnect anyone due to inability to pay. now we need to study these efforts on broadbent adoption, these policies proposed today including federally regulating the rates that private companies can charge for broadbent services. the proposal today would prioritize networks at the expense of private networks and create arbitrary speed thresholds that favor fiber projects with no restrictions to prevent overbuilding in areas were broadbent exists. want to close the digital divide. the only way to truly achieve this is lead with solutions that drive results. let's focus on what is going to get r