fixing the ec might make it -- we should absolutely do that. but i hope that we can find our way back to making it easier to vote. i first question is for ms. nelson. and as she's participating virtually but let me ask ms. nelson to elaborate on the second point i just rate -- raised. barriers to access that voters across the country will continue to face regardless of whether or not we reform the electoral college? ms. nelson: yes, thank you senator. as i said both orally and in written sabotage sabotage is not once a ballot is because it is also determined by who gets to cast a ballot in the first place and under what conditions. we know that voter discrimination and voter suppression is still rampant in our electoral system. we know there has been hundreds of bills proposed and passed in states across the country that limit access to the ballot and that particularly have a disproportionate impact or directly target black and brown and other marginalized voters. what the electoral reform act will do is to resolve many of the ambiguities conce

fixing the ec might make it -- we should absolutely do that. but i hope that we can find our way back to making it easier to vote. i first question is for ms. nelson. and as she's participating virtually but let me ask ms. nelson to elaborate on the second point i just rate -- raised. barriers to access that voters across the country will continue to face regardless of whether or not we reform the electoral college? ms. nelson: yes, thank you senator. as i said both orally and in written sabotage sabotage is not once a ballot is because it is also determined by who gets to cast a ballot in the first place and under what conditions. we know that voter discrimination and voter suppression is still rampant in our electoral system. we know there has been hundreds of bills proposed and passed in states across the country that limit access to the ballot and that particularly have a disproportionate impact or directly target black and brown and other marginalized voters. what the electoral reform act will do is to resolve many of the ambiguities conce

as noted in ec. certain disadvantage. yet it can be traced primarily in fruits and berries.l, the confidence that we are on the path to complete self-sufficiency. they also name the figures that statistics show us for the first half of this year. in particular, the production of agricultural products increased by almost 1.5%. e, practically in farms of all categories compared to the same period last year. and if we talk about monetary terms. this amounted to 39 billion us dollars the exchange turnover of minsk and moscow for 8 months of the year increased by 13%, such figures led the belarusian universal commodity exchange , online trading has already crossed over 400 million dollars since the beginning of the year. on our exchange platform, plus almost 180 new companies from russia, the commodity nomenclature of mutual trade has also expanded, for example, this year for the first time we signed deals for the supply of belarusian feed additives, and positive dynamics was recorded for meat, lumber and leather products. good prospects for trade open up and platform for import

. >> particularly in our ec, our special needs area, and secondary math and science.centive as well as additional monthly pay for as long as they remain in that position. >> reporter: dallas is offering as much as $3500 to recruit and retain teachers. in california, a school district is providing below market rate apartments to teachers. still, three out of four educators surveyed would not recommend the job to others according to the nation's second largest education union. >> yeah, teachers are burnt out. but at the same time, they want the make a difference in the lives of kids. >> reporter: another growing concern, who will drive these kids to school. bus drivers are also in demand. 86% of schools surveyed last month told education week there aren't enough drivers to meet their needs. margaret? >> thank you. >>> up next, severe storms flood roads and cause flight delays, but there is some relief in sight for millions. >>> investigation after a deadly explosion rocks a neighborhood. open talenti and raise the jar. to gelato made from scratch. raise the jar to all f

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thank you. >> public speaker: good morning, board of supervisors, i'm here as an ece and family support operator supporting over 2200 families in san francisco and alliance and cpac. i want to thank the mayor and former supervisor yee and many who have continued to champion this ordinance. we are excited about the increase of the new city department to bring together more holistically, the frc centers and communities to children 0-5. and to be sure there is a diverse voice including families and champion to the two generation strategy is the way in programs support young children and their families. we have directly served 1200 families with the whole family approach. being active in these services is critical and we are excited to be a partner with cec and including in a generation system of all families. thank you for including this ordinance. >> thank you. next caller. public speaker: good morning. my name is oscar, a member of the board of the early childhood education in san francisco. i would like to thank mayor breed, and supervisor norman yee for your leadership in this importan

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. >> ec punch after punch. that is another vantage point. after the incident officer smith told his supervisor mendoza resisted arrest and he had warned him to put his hand behind his head. mendoza do not comply. however, the video shows a different picture. we will have more tonight on later newscast. >>> in a we can have, 49ers faithful, we know you are among them, or get the first look at the new starting quarterback. while offense has been the focus lately, do not get the defense pick charlie walters shows you why in our red and gold report. >> reporter: if the term, redshirt rookie, was a thing in the nfl, that's what trey vance would be considered. the 22-year-old has little experience, but he does have defensive end nick both a and that side of the ball to alleviate pressure to be perfect. he told him to not make mistakes, and the defense will take care of the rest. should be one of the best units in the nfl with a cornerback whose assigned this off-season to help improve the secondary. kyle shanahan partes praise that group and no pr

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. >> ec, thank you for joining me. that was great. >> my pleasure.ve a quick look at some of the date's other news. the u.s. and south korea have begun their largest joint military drills in years, aimed at sharpening the readiness in the face of the north korean nuclear threat and chinese aggression towards taiwan. the live fire drills on mday began 11 days of joint training exercises. at least 43 people are now known to have died in algeria after wildfires in the north of the country. more than 30 fires were put out over the weekend but some continue to burn. more than 1000 families have been evacuated from the worst affected areas. former president donald trump's legal team has filed legal action that would effectively block the fbi from viewing the materials taken from his mar-a-lago residence earlier this month. that's until a special master can be appointed to oversee the review. this is the first formal legal action since federal agents seized highly sensitive documents. singapore's lgbtq community has welcomed the government plan to decrimina

currently he's executive ec director of the national publishing and censorship and before that he had a long stint overseeing american booksellers foundation of free expression and so chris, i thought we would begin their. with some of your earlier background and your interest in this whole free speech movement and how that will keep us free. >> i've been doing this for over 40 years now and i got involved in the early 80s when i was looking for a job after i left graduate school and i found an ad in the new york times when they used to have classified ads and it was for a coordinator for a first amendment trade association. i had no idea what that was. but it sounded like me. that sounded like a great opportunity. i was very interested in the issue. at one point i thought i was going to be a reporter but i grew up in the60s . free speech was again, a big topic of conversation as it was being repressed in the south during the civil rights movement and being oppressed again in the north during the antiwar movement. so i applied for that job fand i got it. just as there was a major cons

and i brought back exactly the kind of story, the somnambulist ec, totem newspapers in america would have come up with a total newspaper is the kind people don't really buy to read, but just to have physically, because they know it supports their own outlook on life. the totem story usually makes what is known as gentle fun of this. which is a way of saying, don't worry, these people are nothing. oh, he couldn't write the piece. it was just a bunch of random paragraphs on the page. and that night he stayed up all night and wrote a letter to the editor explaining what he wanted the piece to say. he sent in the letter the editor whose name was byron dove, all just chopped off the deer, byron, and published it as is through an orthodox newspaper reporting. the voice of the reporter had to sound very authoritative. and he was especially bulletin from the associated with tom. well, sometimes called it the bbc voice or this kind of conformist, slightly snobbish elite person surveying the world around him or her. and at this time, a lot of the barriers around authority were breaking down. p

republic had to deal with the tall barn when they were lids. urgency as well as the so called islam ec state, and now the amor it to add the tall, a bon, you know, is only left with this so called to some extent. but they too have been unable to take on this group because even of this specific instance, isn't them? the truth is that they still pose a threat and that they are the biggest. they're the biggest threat remaining in the country at this point. the german government, as cutting the sales tax on natural gas than an attempt to rain and soaring energy costs. chancellor, all actual says the tax will drop from 19 to 7 percent as a temporary measure. russia has limited gas applies to germany, sending prices storing, and consumers are set to feel the pinch later this year. when extra sir charge on gas comes into effect. and our political correspondence, i'm young as covering the story for us. simon, cutting the value added tax on natural gas. i'm more than half down like a big step towards more we're sure it is. it's a big deal. the government says this could cost of the state of ove

underneath you. can't believe you go completely around everything--everythingt that we know, every eceyou could meet, you go completely around it in 90 minutes. michael: for more than 50 years, the rush to the stars has been limited to nations with vast resources. til now. male: the cost is really plummeting because private companies are making it efficient. the things that used to be a billion and a half dollars are now $100 million, you know, prices are literally plummeting by a tenth of the price, a hundredth of the price, it used to be. and simply because it's cheaper, we can do it. brad: and i like to point to india, for instance. their mission cost, i think, just under $100 million, which is still really expensive. male: do you copy? female: yes, yes, yes, i copy. i'm detached. brad: the movie, "gravity," with sandra bullock and george clooney, cost $120 million. it is now cheaper to go into space than make a movie about going into space. jonathan mcdowell: the old saying, right, was the way to make a small fortune in space was to start off with a big one. but actually now, about

over the next two weeks we are running the annual fantasy stock draft, study with qui■ec's running backsnd wide receivers, and filling of the rest of the positions tomorrow, will start as everyone does, at the back position. in terms of the stock market, little bit more important than the actual fantasy league. blue chip stocks, dependable names, you want to hold and not trade, the first drama comes to stocks, third or fourth in the actual fantasy. >> to the only has one starting spot, you want consistency above all else, and if it is consistency are looking for come on, hard to go anywhere else, other than to choose tom brady, already injured by the standards. and the signal caller was the third best fantasy last year, incredible.>> as i see it, there might be high risk and high reward options but it is hard to envision a scenario, you don't get enough top 10 performance. and own it and don't traded. and people say that, the best days are behind them, too much exposure to china, and consistently been buying opportunities, every single one of them, just like how every call for tom brady,

. >>> ec drama after the weekend long vote-o-rama will it move the needle on president biden's approvalrating >>> and berkshire not immune to the market rout what warren buffett is telling investors. >>> it is monday, august 8th, 2022 you are watching "worldwide exchange" here on cnbc >>> welcome back i'm dominic chu in for brian sullivan it is 5:32 a.m. eastern time here is how markets and your money are looking right now. futures indicating a modestly higher open. 5 576 higher for the dawes and s up 9% and nasdaq up 46 treasury yields with a big run up 10-year treasury a hair below 2.8% benchmark 2-year treasury is 3.20%. that inversion is still in play. long-term rates below short-term once oil prices moving to the down side this morning. u.s. benchmark wti $88.45. 56 cents to the down side. similar percentage loss for world benchmark ice brent crude at $94.30. nat gas below at $9.01 we have the latest headlines with silvana henao. >>> celsius is pulling its motion to hire the cfo back to $92,000 a month. he technical remains an employee of the company this decision comes days after

question of the historians that will look like at the complicated history and the war for independent ecey to do some kind of agreement to figure out what happened and agree on the common history. macron had raised hopes about the fact that it was time that france apologized and then managed to cause a row over the question of history and its interpretation. and so this visit trying to move forward but also having to look at the joint history of the two countries. >> a sensitive trip. melissa, thank you. >>> and superstar novak djokovic says that he will miss the u.s. open. the reason for his withdrawal when we return. through the challenges, the hurt, the doubt, the pain. no matter what, we go on. biofreeze. i'm lindsey vonn, and ever since i retired from skiing, i've had trouble falling asleep and staying asleep. you know, insomnia. before i found quviviq, an fda-approved insomnia medication for adults. you would not believe the things i used to think about when i couldn't sleep. hey, linds. i need you to sign this business contract. all 114 pages. lindsey, lindsey!! hey, lindsey! it's

i will share an over view of the ec migration from the old sfgov.org platform to the new sf. platform. >> okay. so, background and goal this move to sf. gov in the works before the pandemic to improve city service making digital content findable, sk assess believe and understandable. the migration is spearheaded by sf digital services by the city add administrator and they are providing us with page templets based on what user is trying to do. is the person getting a permit or find a rule or policy. are they attending a hearing. 2, guidance on developing user friendly content, best practices and trainings on the different tools as well as best practices. and -- we begin piloting the new sf. gov page in 2019. transferred certain pages including our home pagech the jam permits. and sounds track permits. we were the early arc adopters of the sf. gov and working cleatsly with dig at that time serviceos lessons learnd and how to enhance and improve it. >> what has changed? we are fully migrated as of july 26 to the new platform. i hope you take a look at it and play around with it

today they put out a statement saying they have never sold vant ec.nk it is one of those ones where it is kind of all getting caught up in the route. obviously pfizer shares are down. they are facing litigation because there was a period where they were also marketing the drug, and generic companies are going to get caught up in this. it is one of these things that as the market has panicked they have realized the potential liabilities here and it is catching all of the companies that have had some involvement along the way. even for henlan -- helian. guy: deirdre hipwell joining us on what is happening in the health care sector. as we have been speaking the european markets have settled for the day. a little lower during the auction. the london story has been one way traffic. we have been heading south. down by around .6%. the dax finishing in negative territory. the paris market managed to grind out a little bit of a game. we are going to dig further into what is happening with the energy story around europe. plenty of angles to cover on the cable.

so now he is ec, i met with fam. i talk to them. i took notes.e he didn't even know the names of the children. that is what this man is about. he is about nothing more than his own ambition. nothing more than trying to win the presidency some years down the road. let's face it, i've got a message for him. he may not, he is never going to be the president. he may not be the governor of the state of texas past november because he has failed at every level. and he filled when santa fe,, the santa fe shootings came about and we lost children at that school. and he has continued to fill five massacres later. culminating in uvalde. it is high time people started holding him accountable for his doing nothing for texas. >> before we let you go, i want to ask you about something else we've been covering this hour and that is governor abbott's busting of migrants to new york city. other cities to, like d.c.. a lot of people are saying that he is playing politics here with people. do you agree? >> that is the most preposterous political stunt ever. and let'

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what i was thinking coming to jackson hole, ec elements of the drought across this nation. came, the water level was way, way lower. the lack of snow. i have never seen it two years in a row this kind of like of snow. jonathon: futures at about 0.5% on the s&p 500. coming back here to two or three basis points on the two-year. very close to the intraday multiyear high from 45, just short of that at 340. tom: the cliche, and this is from senator edwards of louisiana years and years ago, maybe it is three americans. one joins us now. glenn hubbard -- wendy schiller joins us now from brown university. when i got here to jackson hole, coming off the airplanes, i was with foreign accents. the incredible spirit of this nation is usually contents is -- contentious. what do they do with our three americans? the haves, the have-nots, and the immigrants? >> it is important to note that even among immigrants, there is wide disparity. there are still immigrants who come to go to college in america or graduate school and stay, particularly in the tech industry, for example. then, there

tracking that monsoon ec, the southerly flow. that moisture coming up.don't handle this very well. this latest satellite image so i think still a chance of a few scattered light showers overnight tonight, especially in the north bay. but you can see pop-up showers even further south and that this all goes back the system well off the coastline. so tomorrow you're going to see, i think a little more sunshine around the bay area, not as much cloud cover, although we'll see some fog early on tomorrow, especially put on temperatures by the afternoon. you're looking at 50's 60's along the coast last a little bit on the muggy side with that southerly component to the wind. temperatures in the 70's and 80's inside the hot 90's well inland. so we're not going to be done with the monsoon just yet. we're going to see another couple waves of moisture move in come thursday. and i think another impulse possibly on friday over the weekend, things begin to change a little bit. and then as we get into next week, some of the models are starting to hit a bigger change. th

>> well, in the case of fibroer optics -- fiber on the ecs which is what corning does, not only did weorld's largest, lowest cost, highest quality technology leader. and actually the two largest fiber optic plants and lowest cost plants in the world are right in the u.s. so this is a technology where we lead. it's our job to make sure we have enough capacity mt. ground to serve -- in the ground to serve the surging demand. that's what announcement is about. since 2020 we've invested about half a billion dollars. it doubles our ability to supply fiber optic cable to the north american market. >> lauren, i think we've done a lot of work here, and as wendell said, we've bot the fiber piece of it all figured out on how to make sure it's domestic-sourced, domestic-assembled. we have a. union work force that's ready to operate it, support our customers op on it. and, look, our scale at at&t, it's kind of capability you need to go into the other parts of the supply chain to have the success to move some of that manufacturing into the u.s. it's going to take some time. it's hard work to do, bu

ec the former governor eric brightens, and attorney general, eric schmitt.r brightens is seen as more conservative. democrats would like to take them on. president trump did make an endorsement in this race. did he endorse? eric. which eric, we are not sure. if either eric wins, he will win. the early results in from missouri is too soon to know. initially, eric schmitt is ahead in that race. it will be a sigh of relief or republicans should he prevail in that race. it would make it tougher for democrats to take that seat in missouri. other thing we are looking at tonight involves how turnout is affected by the base in each party. for that we are looking at kansaswhere they have an abortion pole. turnout in kansas tonight is historic. not just for primaries, the turnout we are singing kansas is rivaling the 2008 presidential turnout. it is too early to tell. but i am seeing a nuer of suburban counties in kansas that went heavily for donald trump. sometimes two thirds for donald trump. now going by double digits in the way that those who want abortion rights

francisco, but check out what happens when you head to the inner east, 106 in concord, 105 in livermore, ecdigits. let's hope not. 3 triple digits up in santa rosa. 99 degrees 101 down in morgan hill. you get the idea inland. communities are just kind of basking in the heat today and they are under that heat advisory until 08:00pm. >> tonight, we're also having some air quality issues because of smoke. so these are the highs. this is the area that i'm kind of expecting the worst of it today in the inner east bay where we can see those triple digits up to about 106. this is the smoke i was talking about. this is due to the 6 rivers lightning complex fire. that's right here on the map. you can it's been pressing some of that smoke down because of the southerly flow of the wind. now over the next 24 hours. it's supposed to kind of hang around, not get too much more intense, but you can see as we get to wednesday morning, it's still pretty pervasive, unfortunately. so we'll be dealing with that spare the air today. and then we're under an air quality advisory tomorrow. temperatures finally star