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eileen has a question. if it comes down to two students with identical gp aztec and oas have an advantage? >> yeah, and what i'll say, it's kind of a false premise because it's never -- everything's equal except for the test score. everybody has a different context in every way with the writing, the activities, their involvement, their home life, the school they're in, the rigor they've chosen and the program, the grades they've received. admission is really more of an art than a science. unfortunately, it is not a math equation. which makes it frustrating in some ways because you are bringing these subjective sort of things to the mix. i think a better test score can be one plus factor but there's all these other factors taken into consideration. >> always great information. we'll take a short >>> thank you so much for joining us for today's conversation on this interactive "getting answers" show. today, we explored the new landscape of college testing admission >>> tonight, the cdc's surprising letter to

>> thanks, eileen. great friend and wonderful writer.well, i think people like strang thrived in certain times, and so those times when there's a lot of change and when people don't know what to cling to, and when the truth becomes really porous, right, and so strang survived in his time. you know, i don't mention the current president in the book. i don't mention present times in the book. there's a brief reference in the front and the back but have to say, like my time working on this book totally a most exactly overlapped with trump's candidacy and election and presidency. and so i went to sleep every night thinking about trump and woke up every morning thinking about strang, and had to say, like i think trump really helped me understand strang and her own era help me understand strang but strang help me understand trump so that was useful. strang was really manipulate the media. he totally understood newspapers, this booming newspaper thing and interested how they could not only get in the news from beaver island through this informa

>> thank you, eileen. great friend and wonderful writer.ell, i think that people like string thrive in certain times. so, those times when there is a lot of change and when people don't know what to cling to and the truth becomes porous and so strang survived in his time and i don't mention the current president and i don't mention present times in the book and i know there's a bleak reference at the front and at the back but i've got to say my time working on this book totally almost exactly overlapped with trump's candidacy and election and presidency. i woke up and went to sleep every night thinking about trump and woke up thinking about string. i've got to say trump really helped me understand string in our own era helped me understand string but strang helped me understand trump so that was useful. strang was beautiful at manipulating media. he totally understood newspapers in this booming newspaper and understood how he could, not only get in the news from beaver island to this superhighway that was happening but how he could control

call me eileen in tandem. i would have thought that i read a lot more narrow chin bar don't know. a lot of it's you in the well you know if you're 11 or you tell jani a theory about a ford man could have you were a stray me no school but i also heard all of it from body armor mind you only buy me a. need. to see the main guy to kill. me in the dark. when i came it'll cause saw to become so jail lived. about it most so when there's no lights when there's no no water in the house and you have to be inside doing what's so legacy it was very very very difficult and there was also. but i could no with any longer because. i knew i knew one thing from the start that this is doing a wrong you must act like a roman so why i came i must learn the language but there was no one open. but i on the phone so what i did i downloaded is just a little. so. it's in english. and also our i was i was letting. you off when out to say hello shiloh. when i said i like this i was in one step after the other. she took me like. she did mean day because. she told me that i have to be fission because there's

michael mann, eileen o'connor, thanks for joining us today, let's keep having this conversation, it's>> join me and my husband as we cohe's the emmy awards for duz and documentary from our basement. we will look less chic and less awake than we do in those photos, i promise. in the meantime, main mohyeldin picks up our coverage after a quick break. re in just 48 hours... to the university moving hundreds of apps quickly to the cloud... or the city government going digital to keep critical services running. you are creating the future-- on the fly. and we are helping you do it. vmware. realize what's possible. at that's why we take a takitotal, connected approach to your health and wellness. with medicare plans designed to help you age actively, and we simplify medicare by connecting you to the right coverage, resources and care. so you can keep pursuing the life you love. aetna medicare solutions. care, all around you. and at fidelity, you'll get planning and advice to help you prepare for the future, without sacrificing what's most important to you today. because with fidelity, you c

to write a letter home and he stuck a piece of paper in his mills typewriter and began typing dear eileen you won't believe what's happening to us and just seconds after that the torpedo struck and killed both the 2 moraines killed. my friend ronnie campbell and my job was to try to get probably 20 or 30 wounded sailors out to the main deck into the life rafts so i went up and looked at myself before i try to get a went out and that's when i observed a motor torpedo boat is really plainly marked with a star of david. machine gunning our life raft. the crew of the liberty were now trapped on board the own ship with nowhere to run and nowhere to hide the torpedo boats came in closer and began to machine gun the ship using armor piercing projectiles the armor piercing the shells that they were using were leaving holes about that big around in the metal plating just. peel it out like it was orange peel. i close range the arm a piercing rounds ripped through the steel hull of the ship no way i was safe this bullet was retrieved from one of the navigational books at the rear portion of the brid

this one from eileen donnellly assets will open essays with family still be allowed after monday?”night stays will be allowed. againi is overnight stays will be allowed. again i would urge to wait for the guidance because what brief got from government wasn't so clear but i think they will be allowed. at the briefing from the government wasn't clear? indeed! and i think it is because these rules change quickly and things are commute —— confusing. i think the government wants to try and geta i think the government wants to try and get a set of rules and guidance in place. we are likely to see this in place. we are likely to see this in place for a couple of months, thatis in place for a couple of months, that is quite clear. from what i understand, overnight stays will be about but the important principle to remember is when you're in someone else's home is to be socially distance within the home, take the necessary pitch cautions of washing hands and try to keep some sense of space and distance from the other people in that house was up i think those are the principles we will hear

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here to talk about the growing rift between the president and the military and the pentagon is eileen pentagon for the "new york times." it's great to have you on. i feel like vindman's re-emergence sort of puts a spotlight on a whole series of stories that show there is it seems to me as an observer tremendous amount of tension right now between the sort of institutional pentagon and this white house and this president with 50 days to go before the election. >> there is, chris. it's been building for four years now. the interesting thing about alexander vindman is we all know what happened because we saw him testify before the house on donald trump and the phone call with ukrainian president zelensky. what we didn't see on video, though, was what happened after president trump fired him from the nsc and he went back to the pentagon. he was then put on a list to be promoted from lieutenant colonel to colonel. and the white house called the pentagon to ask to find ways to not promote him. so his whole career in the military could have continued after he left the white house but because

eileen marty. great to have you with us, doctor. heard dire warnings this week from the european officials and the world health official. what do we need to learn from europe to avoid having to reimpose the measures or restrictions or lockdowns here in the u.s.? >> it's really very simple. the virus wants to get from one host to the other. if we don't use the public standard health measures we are used to now to reduce that transmission there will be more cases and among the individuals that get infected there will be considerable number two get sick enough to go to a hospital. some will end up in the icu and some will die. if we don't practice good standard public health measures, things will get worse and when we do the things that you're talking about, for example, opening up all of the restaurants, regardless of the conditions, we are opening ourselves up to a situation where we could have another rise in cases just as has happened in europe. >> how do we break the cycle that we are seeing happen where a place like new york or n

people when they had experienced tremendous loss and so now as i travel as an organizers and leader, eileen on a lot of that history of just being there, being present, normally until the last person leaves, before the pandemic, i would shake every hand, take every photo and some of that also -- >> you did. >> some of it was i knew that for a lot of people this might be the last time i'd ever get a chance to meet them or see them. even not to be morbid, but even in my own life i know that tomorrow is not promised, even with the safety risk and things that i face on a daily basis, and is wherever i would go, i would always try to treat like if that was the last place i spoke, i wanted people to have had a good experience where they learned something and they had a real human encounter with somebody that they knew cared about them. but, you know, there are a lot of things that i do. i have a whole chapter in the book. it's the next to last chapter that is about self-care and that's a buzz word in a way, but i talk about some of the strategies that i have for self-care, for healthy boundaries

we have been looking at the evidence and eileen's story is a classic example about how women are overwhelminglystart recording the data are treated as seriously as we can it is for other people to make the same case if they believe it exists for misandry and the law commission is consulting on that. what i am very focused on right now is the overwhelming evidence that women are at risk and that that isn't recognised or treated as seriously as it should be so it continues to put at risk. it is something for other people to look at. i am very focused on that issue because the case is overwhelmingly there and it has taken us two years to convince a low commission. if your listeners agree with us then we started a campaign, hashtag my misogyny story, to tell their story of how eileen has a difference it would make, i would encourage them to do so because it is what this consultation is about. he went to the police and had witnesses and did everything you could do in the scenario. what would you say women who watching now who have experienced something similar for messages who said they have gone to

this question from eileen donnelly, who says can you tell me of overnight stays with family will be allowedlear, but i think they will be allowed. the briefing from the government wasn't clear? (!) indeed. these rules change quickly. 0ne wasn't clear? (!) indeed. these rules change quickly. one of the things the government wants to do is try and get a set of rules and guidance now in place. we are likely to see this in place for a couple of months. that is quite clear. from what i understand, overnight stays will be allowed but the important principle to remember, when you are in someone else's home is to be socially distance women that home, ta ke socially distance women that home, take those necessary precautions, wash your hands and try and keep some sense of space wash your hands and try and keep some sense of space and distance from the other people in that house. and i think those are the principles we will hear later in the press briefings that take place in the messaging the government will be getting across. jessica has messaged, alice, she asks, what will the impact of the new loc

an independent board of people like pam grant and she's on the board of companies like peloton and eileen board member which we're excited to announce later this month. >> one of the biggest investors is softbank. we talk about softbank almost every day. there's a view the company artificially inflated the private market for companies like yours if we're being frank. now there's a view they may have inflated the public markets. what do you think of this? >> what softbank does as a corporation doesn't affect us. i'm ensuring we use our capital to increase value in 18,000 people what they do in the public markets doesn't impact us at all. >> i've always said, robert, if you weren't in business you'd be in politics. robert, we appreciate you joining us this morning so very much thanks for joining us. we'll talk to you soon good luck. >>> still to come on squawk. we have so much more coming up technicals and what's driving this morning's wild ride with katie stockton she has so much to tell us. >>> first on cnbc interview, john foley is going to talk to us about the surge in sales of peloton.

the clerk: nomination, the judiciary, alone mercedes -- eileen mercedes to be judge for the southern district of florida. mr. mcconnell: i send a cloture motion to the desk. the presiding officer: the clerk will report. the clerk: , cloture motion we, the undersigned senators, in accordance with the provisions of rule 22, do hereby bring to a close debate on of aaileen cannon mercedes, of florida, to be district judge for florida. mr. mcconnell: i move to proceed to legislative session. the presiding officer: the question is on the motion. all in favor say aye. those opposed, no. the ayes appear to have it. the ayes do have it. the motion is agreed to. mr. mcconnell: i move to proceed to executive session to consider calendar number 862. the presiding officer: the question is on the motion. all in favor say aye. those opposed, no. the ayes appear to have it. the ayes do have it the motion is agreed to. the clerk will report the nomination. the clerk: nomination, the judiciary, toby krauss, of kansas to be united states district judge for the district of kansas. the presiding officer:

the venerable eileen davis runs a farm and is the vicar here.e same. we can speak to katie now. thank you for joining can speak to katie now. thank you forjoining us. katie piper, songs of praise presenter. how does that feel? it feels a bit surreal. why surreal? like you said, i grew up watching it, and although i wasn't brought up in a christian household, it was something that i found later on in life, and it has been a really big part of my life in terms of it has given me hope and meaning. and also it was a big part in setting up my charity, the katie piper foundation, a christian couple supported me and i still supporting the charity to this day. so it feels like a really nice full circle. it feels a good fit, because i guess you are going out in thejob feels a good fit, because i guess you are going out in the job you're doing in the programme, going out as we just saw into communities all over the uk talking people about their lives. yes, and that is something i have always been passionate about, right from the days of my first documenta