and, for meeting with royalty etcetera, etcetera, etcetera.of course, it would have been unpatriotic to print anything bad about the first lady during that long and important trip. overall, and despite an imperfect beginning, it is fair to say that edith wilson's press coverage was extremely positive. journalist kept their unspoken bargain of the era, not insisting on interviews, not quoting her, focusing their stories on her good works and her role as wilson's constant companion. and she kept her, she did not expect to be interviewed or quoted, and she was gracious as she accompanied the president. right now pointed to step out of that decades traditional, gendered role. she had no cause, as first lady, beyond her husband, and she never spot the spotlight or used her position as a bully pulpit. is when the wilson's return to the united states and embark upon a trip to drum up support on the treaty of versailles in 1919 that edith wilson's relationship with the press began to diminish. it did so because it was connected to the role she had alw

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though some of the lower socio economic sectors you could see more stress there because of inflation, etcetera really the balances continue to be strong on the consumer side we've seen good interchange activity not because of so much increased numbers of transactions but because the average level, average price and size of the transactions is higher that is related at least some for inflation. what we are seeing from the consumers is good so far we'll see how it goes as it continues on >> i wonder about a bifurcation you have a sense of this than i would during this particular economic turbulence where because inflation is driving it so much, the working class, maybe lower middle class, consumer, is struggling a lot more than others in the market place. now, how might that -- am i right about that first of all? and how might that play out in consumer activity the rest of the year >> i think it makes sense what you are saying people with less resources will be impacted more by this inflationary cycle and that is something we need to be concerned about. one of the things we've done is helped wit

you and that the steeple, lexia, etcetera, whatever they call it, the europe. i grew up in freedom, legal predictability, security doesn't exist anymore. and things proceed the way the proceeds now, in many european countries, in terms of blackouts here in lebanon. people know how to live with blackouts. i know how to live with 23 hours of electricity. but this is not the case for many used societies. so maybe in the very end, i was even lucky to come to lebanon, even so i didn't come out of choice. she asked me what would have to happen that i should go back. i would say a lot of people would have to say, sorry, we apologize for what we said about you for what we did against you. and 1st, i would expect them to apologize and not to make my life impossible. will even before the current conflict under the boss, according to un estimates over 13000 people were killed or following the 8 years of chaos, proceed at the ukrainian government crew of 2014. it's a startling figure on one rarely reported in the west next week. chronicle that deadly time like the start, t

how does one go about enforcing the law, showing no favor to one or political preference, etcetera, and then essentially overlook something because there might be a political backlash? >> well, we are having a very deep, philosophical conversation on network television. you are absolutely right. because what trump has done is he has politicized everything. nothing is -- it's all about him. and so any time anything, anyone attacks him, he is happy to take the whole institution down. he is happy to accuse the fbi, the justice department, if some judge rules against him, he is going to vilify the judge. so you face this problem, which is that he has already done what you're describing. he has massively politicized all of this. there are people who say, you know, let justice be done and may the heavens fall. 16th century english jurist's line that people take. you know, i tend to think let's be real. we all want to be politically shrewed and exercise good judgment. you know, one of the things that even in not in this current incarnation but the supreme court used to have that sort of politi

frightening confrontation >> he found out and that's when he fired a gun at her slashed her tires etcetera and still was demanding money for the dog. ama: wednesday the suspect 40 year-old johnny togola was arrested. most of them involving french bulldogs. in some cases they're held for ransom or the thieves attempts to sell them. it's critical for information to know to reporter. they're urging owners to get their dogs microchipped and. >> a san francisco city official was sentenced to seven years in prison. he also was fined and has to forfeit a home after pleading guilty to accepting more than $1 million in bryce. dan has been tracking this case since it started and was in the courtroom as the sentence was handed down. there are afternoon, former department of public works director, walked into federal court all alone after pleading guilty to accepting more than $1 million of bryce in exchange of city contracts. his large custom home on 20 acres in calusa county was built with those bryce. some companies doing work for free or supplying furniture or appliances. they sentenced narute to

, etcetera.do your research in advance and your success rate will be greatly enhanced a lot of stories about people who got a great deal on an apartment in you know, spring of 2020, right? now those deals are drying up. are we seeing more people moving apartments? uh not necessarily the migration pattern that occurred during the pandemic is dampened down, so we don't see that as much right now we're seeing the housing market quiet down a little bit. is that pushing more business into the rental market and therefore making renting more difficult? well what you see is the reduction of the supply again for housing, which means that renters are going to have to rent longer because the supply just isn't there for to purchase the house and also contributing . the effect is the escalation in prices and interest rates on on purchase of housing. a lot of people saying, you know, maybe now's not the right time to buy. let's wait another year in an apartment. all right, doug wrestler from yardy, thanks so m

frightening confrontation >> he found out and that's when he fired a gun at her slashed her tires etcetera and still was demanding money for the dog. ama: wednesday the suspect 40 year-old johnny togola was arrested. most of them involving french bulldogs. in some cases they're held for ransom or the thieves attempts to sell them. it's critical for information to know to reporter. they're urging owners to get their dogs microchipped and. >> a san francisco city official was sentenced to seven years in prison. he also was fined and has to forfeit a home after pleading guilty to accepting more than $1 million in bryce. dan has been tracking this case since it started and was in the courtroom as the sentence was handed down. there are afternoon, former department of public works director, walked into federal court all alone after pleading guilty to accepting more than $1 million of bryce in exchange of city contracts. his large custom home on 20 acres in calusa county was built with those bryce. some companies doing work for free or supplying furniture or appliances. they sentenced narute to

of supply bottlenecks that are driving up prices in all sorts of areas, fuel, gas, energy food, etcetera, commodities, um and anything that he can be up prices in all sorts of areas, fuel, gas, energy doing that will substantively opted optically look like it's working against. that will be helpful. but i don't know if it'll change the outcome of the midterms. susanna, let's come back to the summit in iran uh putin erdogan and iranian president raises were doing their best to present a united front, but weren't there very real divisions, especially on syria? absolutely. i mean, actually you have a lot of very contradicted interests, but on the other hand, they have also a couple of common things like for instance, they they they see a chance to um to change the also a couple of common things like for instance, they regional order or even the global order in the world and that's something which is unifying them. you have also um i mean everybody has a has a different interest now, iran and russia were on one side in in in syria and turkey was on the other side. turkey is supporting ukrain

during the pandemic that whilst whilst europe was putting money into recovery funds and the pandemic etcetera russia was putting money into military. and this is first thing and the second thing is of course we say that the reform will be undertaken after the war is over. but will the world be over? and when will be over? because it doesn't seem like a war that was going to end, it rather seems like a frozen hot conflict while we're in poland kaliningrad, which is a russian exclave on on polish territory if you if you will. are you worried about it? yes. and the polls are very worried about it because it seems like this is the only exception for the stability and security that nato brings to this part of the region. and of course not only polls, so you could see the reaction of of of of the baltic states, the blockade partial blockade of of the transport of good that was decided by will knows the government in vilnius. so, yes kaliningrad is ironically because it seemed it's a very small uh place. uh it's only if i'm right 15,000 square kilometers, so it's it's really small, it has only one m

need to export fuel both in the form of coal and in the form of a etcetera. on the other hand, india also hopes that somehow, for example, it will benefit from the rest and re directional supply chains away from china to was it so it's much more complex than just i know you're talking minutes past the hour here in moscow just to fall out from us, how speak nancy pelosi is a reason to visit a taiwan continues. a media report has claimed that despite follows these tough stars from beijing, her son has business dealings in mainland china. as all his kellum up and now investigates, nancy pelosi is stance on taiwan is not hard to know about. we didn't go there to talk about china. we went there to praise taiwan. we will not allow china to isolate taiwan. she recently traveled to the island of taiwan, bringing the world to the brink of war. now she's been hit with direct sanctions from the chinese government and she says she is not bothered at all. what was your reaction? she kind of sanctions against you and your wife has no reaction. i who cares? i mean, but was

need to export fuel both in the form of school and in the form of, of the fall since it was all etcetera. on the other hand, india also hopes that somehow, for example, it will benefit from the rest and the direction of supply chains away from china. to lose it, so it's a much more complex than just roughly 20 minutes past the hour here in moscow. soaring electricity process in germany, if it a brand new record reaching $455.00 euros per megawatt hour so well, in layman's homes, that's about 5 times the price of last year. despite the traditional economic strength of the country, the states finance minister recognizes the current situation is only getting was to sheila mention for many people everyday life has become far too expensive. we fear that guess energy and food prices will rise at the same time. all countries, economic prospects have become fragile and full cost for economic growth have to be revised downwards. germany's the country that contributes the most cash to the european union of all the member states. now brussels has always been able to count on the reliability of the

need to export fuel both in the form of school and in the form of other fossil fuel, etcetera. on the other hand, india also hopes that somehow, for example, it will benefit from the rest and re directional supply chains away from china to was it so it's a much more complex than just f b. i agents see classified documents from donald trump's residence in florida, that's according of course, through multiple media reports. and some of the papers are alleged to have been marked as top secret. although the ex president claims the material in his possession was the classified. the f b i agents report took around 20 boxes of items from the former president mara lago residence. the agents collected what are alleged to be a collection of top secret and confident, confidential documents. according to some media reports or some of the classified documents, the f, b, i, agents sort of the related to that of the us nuclear weapons program. trump denies all this. and this message, the claims is just another which fund number one, it was all declassified. number 2, they didn't need to seize

need to export fuel both in the form of bowl and in the form of either a, etcetera. on the other hand, india also hopes that somehow, for example, it will benefit from the rest and re directional supply chains away from china to what is it. so it's a much more complex than just gustavo petro columbia's new leftist president, says the problem of drug trafficking is no longer just a u. s. colombian bilateral issue. but now it's a global one. investigation into the murder of paraguayan prosecutor. marcello patchy by uruguayan drug trafficker, mar, set in columbia, shows that drug trafficking has long ceased to be a columbian american bilateral problem and is today in american. and global problem . he says to war on drugs has failed and the world needs a new way to stop scores from di. it's so don't worry about this time for new international convention that accepts that the war on drugs is fail. that is left 1000000 latin americans murdered. majority of them colombians in the past 40 years, and they leave 70000 north americans dead every year due to overdose of drugs, o

tiktoks, etcetera working to undermine american society. what is our leadership doing? >> president biden held longest call with warning biden not to play with fire. >> todd: bias infiltrated the fbi and gotten in the way of the investigation of hunter biden. >> special agent by the name of tebow, was making decision as to what investigation should go ahead and which should be stopped. we had concrete information about things hunter biden has done and he stopped that and labeled it as a disinformation. that's political interference in the fbi. >> the fbi had hunter biden's laptop in december of 2019, they saw the evidence of what i think is criminal activity on that laptop, they have done nothing, you can't trust them. >> todd: threatening to grill christopher wray on thursday, big fireworks. >> carley: president biden made this promise on the 2022 campaign trail. preak there will not be another foot of wall constructed on my administration. >> carley: the white house has quietly resumed construction. >> todd: arizona congressional candidate looking to become congresswo

it seems to me that one of the great differences was despite the legacy of watergate and etcetera, hed with congress. he had a congress you could work with. i do not want to leave too far ahead, but i see a lot of similarities in what you just described to the situation today. you mentioned connally being a mini trump. i came from the central bank, as you know, and i hear people saying that powell is another arthur bones. burns was also in the room. we need to remind our viewers of that. but there are differences, regardless of the image and legacy that stuck on president nixon, he was more of an internationalist than people give him credit for. again, he could work the congress, which does not seem impossible today with either donald trump in the white house or with the current president. do you have any thoughts on that? what's the similarities are and the differences between what you covered in that book, at that time, and what we have now? >> yes, that is a crucial question. let me say when i started to write the book i was really intending to write a contained history. the histor

we heard that about the photographs etcetera and the theory of it. but what have they said about this particular case? because there has been quite a reaction for what she was talking about the prospect of other communications to be used. in these types of cases and beyond? well absolutely. facebook and its parent company meta didn't realize this is gonna be an abortion investigation. in the statement tweeted on tuesday, they said, and i quote, nothing in the valid warns we've received from local law enforcement in early june, prior to the supreme court's decision, mentioned abortion. the robin's concerned charges relating to a criminal investigation, and court documents indicate that a police at the time were investigating a stillborn baby that was burned and buried. not and the decision to have an abortion. but of course this case does raise a good question on how the tech companies will respond to -- people of obtaining or offering abortions in other cases and other states. >> a lot disturbing about this case. we'll continue to follow this thread

on the server storage side, some of the hardware names in storage like netapp and pure storage, etceterahink what we're really looking at at hp is while they've increased their commercial business there's still a lot of consumer exposure which we continue to see signs of further deterioration >> as far as where, if we're in this downward cycle, what's the point at which we've reached enough time between the last peak where you would begin to see some new efforts at refreshing equipment at least on the consumer side? >> yeah. so i think that, you know, a lot of the forecasts out there continue to show possible declines on unit volumes and pcs into 2023. so i think the compares start to look a little bit easier as we move into the back part of calendar '23 at this point we're really looking at late 2023 into 2024 where we think we could mabel see some stabilization on pcs i do believe post covid pc volumes will be higher than pre-covid levels but just not at the same pace we saw obviously throughout 2021 and the latter part of 2020. >> yeah. well, that tied -- everybody understands what ha

and sometimes you even delved into conspiracy theories etcetera, but now, it's just being bastardizedtellectual-ism. it's dishonest. whatever ron desantis thinks woke is is not what it supposed to mean. >> i get a lot of people, you don't even know it woke is when you talk about woke and wokeness. stop it. please, people. this is from the ruling, alison. alice. normally, the first amendment bars a state from burning -- speech freely, but in florida, the person who bars burdening speech while the state may burden speech freely. what do you think of that? >> everyone likes to throw around woke around, but the name of this piece of legislation that was signed, is the individual freedom act. >> the governor called it the anti wokeness bill. >> ron desantis is all in on wokeness. he is 100% using this as a cornerstone for what he plans to do next. he's really covering the gamut on this. but here's the thing, there are some components of this that i do think are important. things that do need to be pushed back on. whether we're talking about in the workplace, or in schools, there has been s

administration are under very strict guidelines with what happens with records, classified information etceteraey leave the white house. and trump is the only one who not only did it, apparently, but thought about bringing that stuff down to his private residence. and apparently, we will find out exactly what the motivation was, if that's true. we can all speculate about that. but this is a danger to national security. it is unprecedented. and again, listen, he is a bad guy. he was a bad president, in my view. but we shouldn't be surprised. this is basically -- he just doesn't think the rules apply to him. and i think there are a lot of republicans who ultimately -- now most republican voters -- who want that as well. in an autocracy, the rules don't apply to you. you are not held account for anything, stephanie. and i think that's what maybe the grand design is here for a lot of them, which is to live in a world where there is no accountability, from the voters, from the judicial system, from the press, from the rule of law. >> and we need it. and a quick reminder, invited him last night, agai

have gotten the documents to mar-a-lago would have involved a number of hands, a number of movers, etcetera. let alone blaming it on the gsa or otherwise, the national archives. we also know that the top justice department counter intelligence official has been involved in this case. and, also, visited mar-a-lago in june. i am wondering what collectively does that person's role and their presence as a part of the investigation tell you about this very investigation? >> well, i'm not going to go plutonium but i'll go with another equally strange concept which is counterintelligence. i'm glad you mentioned it. let's not forget not only is this not the walking distance between the oval office and the residence in the white house. this is mar-a-lago a very popular destination. lots of people around. lots of people to include two chinese nationals who not too long ago tried, during trump's presidency, tried to get in and trespass and get past the security to get into that location. i don't think that is a coincidence. i think that foreign governments that are interested in targeting the united s

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etcetera. that is a reason ember one. reason number two is you are trying to protect the rights of the individual who may be under suspicion. whether that is donald trump or anybody else. imagine if the attorney general got behind the podium tomorrow and said, okay everyone, okay mitch mcconnell, you want to know it or probable cause us, let me lay it out for you. we have this evidence, we have that evidence. that leads me to believe that donald trump committed to follow federal crimes. they don't allege that, we haven't seen, it but they have alleged and the affidavit. if merrick garland got behind a podium and said that, watch the outrage from mitch mcconnell, and that applies by the way to any person who is a suspect. democrat, republican, there is person, not famous person, so there's our vital interests that the doj protects by its violence. >> that was part of the outrage surrounding the former director chloe did. the idea of coming out, undermining -- and a sense of getting ahead of the schemes in terms the doj. --

private residences, ring cameras, etcetera, and so we're trying to decipher that information.ure that we're picking up on the chest. today authorities released this photo of the teenager that was taken before she went missing. they are now looking for these necklaces. they're also looking for a black sweatshirt that was loan to the teen on the front of that sweatshirt. it says the lyrics to a song quote you don't want to be forgotten. you just want to disappear. firefighters rescued a man who fell 20 ft. down into a manhole today, cal fire says crews from several agencies were able to rescue that worker who fell into a manhole this afternoon. it happened at about three o'clock on jackson oaks drive near ridgeview court in morgan hill. the worker was pulled to safety but has a broken leg and was taken to the hospital. no word on just how he fell. the problem is still growing faster than uh than the solution. coming up at 11 o'clock tonight. a new report is out about santa clara county's homelessness crisis. why some advocates have mixed feelings about the improving numbers the

it says what it says it actually and that there's, you know, reviews, etcetera, that you can double checkite just to see what kind of reviews or >> or anything like that comes up. >> well, as courtney crown reporting, experts say it allows safe or i should say. if you want to stay safe or use a credit card when you're doing your online shopping instead of a debit card because if there is a fraudulent charge, it's a whole lot easier to dispute that credit card bill. then your debit card, they can actually refunded the money if they stick side of your favorite. >> for your help this morning. yeah, the king's hawaiian brand. they're recalling some of their products because of possible bacteria contamination. one of the ingredients. it's a voluntary recall. it's not the hawaiian sweet rolls. it's the pretzel ones. slider buns pretzel, hamburger buns and pretzel bites. the company says they have gotten any reports of anybody getting sick from this and no other king's hawaiian products are affected. >> we may want to check your pantry again this time for capri sun. turns out there is a voluntar

but you're seeing this with cal fire, etcetera. they know that challenge before them, so the idea is to pump as many resources air operations hand crews, you know, fire engines as many as they can as quick as they can to try and keep whatever small fire there is from getting big, so the strategy is to go after it large and get to it quick. that doesn't always work, but that's the idea behind it. and from my perspective here, i think they're doing a great job this season. i think i feel like they're knocking down these fires quicker and quicker. mark tamayo always appreciate the conversation. great to see you. thank you, mike. some breaking news to tell you about right now from the nation's capital for people are in critical condition at this hour following a lightning strike at a washington d. c park late today, it happened in lafayette park. that's right in front of the white house. this is video from the area just in the past hour, showing a lightning there in the sky. two men and two women were taken to area hospitals with life

it says what it says it actually and that there's, you know, reviews, etcetera, that you can double check, sates her headaches in the long run. i will google the website just to see what kind of reviews or >> or anything like that comes up. >> well, that was courtney crown reporting. experts say it's always safer to use a credit card when online shopping instead of a debit card that way if a fraudulent charge occurs, it's easier to dispute it. >> time now 6.52, and for your health, king's hawaiian. they're recalling some of the products because of possible bacterial contamination in one of the ingredients, the voluntary recall affects mostly pretzel things pretzel. slider buns pretzel, hamburger buns and pretzel bites. they say there haven't gotten reports of anybody getting ill from it, they're just wanting to be on the safe side. none of the other hawaiian, a king's hawaiian products. like those sweet buns, those are not being recalled. >> 6.52 will be right back. meet leon the third... leon the second... and leon... the first of them all. three generations, who all bank differently wit

administration are under very strict guidelines with what happens with records, classified information etcetera. and trump is the only one who not only did it, apparently, but thought about bringing that stuff down to his private residence. and apparently, we will find out exactly what the motivation was, if that's true. we can all speculate about that. but this is a danger to national security. it is unprecedented. and again, listen, he is a bad guy. he was a bad president, in my view. but we shouldn't be surprised. this is basically -- he just doesn't think the rules apply to him. and i think there are a lot of republicans who ultimately -- now most republican voters -- who want that as well. in an autocracy, the rules don't apply to you. you are not held account for anything, stephanie. and i think that's what maybe the grand design is here for a lot of them, which is to live in a world where there is no accountability, from the voters, from the judicial system, from the press, from the rule of law. >> and we need it. and a quick reminder, invited him last night, again tonight. any republica

to me very gratifying to me and tamara explained the situation for female artists, playwrights, etceterawomen are this point are not able to work they're not able to get, uh, education higher than middle school, they are not allowed to leave their home without an accompaniment of male or female, a male relative . a lot of i actually had a nonprofit organization for 17 years where we, um educated afghan women and girls and boys in afghanistan and all of our students have had to go into hiding. our schools have shut down and the director of our school had to escape last year because the taliban war, sending her warnings that they were coming after her so life for afghan women at this point has been very devastating. and indeed in bridget, we all sort of we know the challenges of doing these interviews from home, so i just want to say thank you. for joining us. what do you hope that the audience is able to take away from this play? um well, first of all, i hope that audience members who are afghan, um, can see themselves in this plague. maybe see some of their family members or or their fri

airlines because after the stories we have had about flight delays, cancelations bags, not making it etcetera. lot of people make labor day kind of their final summer fun push for vacation so that i got hit with a delay a few weeks ago when i was traveling yes. three hours you to write to the delays are happening on the west coast or excuse me the skills coming in from philadelphia that was delayed and caused my flight to be delayed. the domino effect us here. mm hmm. staying what happens? okay alright. well, i do hope you have a safe and happy labor day weekend, and i know a lot of you are likely going to hit the road in the chp has a warning for all of us to be careful when we drive. we helped you through a number of traffic incidents this morning, and finally we can report that all eastbound lanes. interstate 80 are back open after a deadly crash in richmond. three vehicles were involved in this crash. it happened just before three o'clock this morning. your hilltop drive. we followed the effect for you. throughout mornings on two. we know at least one person is dead. crews requested a hel

like even if you don't like the structure, etcetera, don't you feel like he is doing what he is supposedbe doing >> i literally, jim, before you answer that i was going to go there myself i think it is a really good question that josh poses is that criticize him as much as anybody would like to do and certainly he has endured a lot of criticism through the last couple years he's just taking advantage of an environment that has been put in front of him at the dinner table and taking full advantage of what any good steward of capital as a ceo would do in this environment. >> i would agree with that up to a point. and because, again, he is doing it at the, i believe, at the expense of his share holders he is trying to save the corporation and it's actually a really interesting governance question beyond i think the purview of our discussion today of what do you do to save the corporation even if it's on the backs of your shareholders number two, let's not forget mr. aron arrived here in january of 2016 and much of what got this company in trouble was his aggressive approach to the movie the

earnings coming out so we get a good read again on the ad market digital advertising, social media, etceteraugust playbook, have we in fact hit the bottom? bear bounce or something more? we'll ask him. and and we'll kick around the same question and enter a new month for trading and see you all in a few. >> air products. industrial gases, increasing industrial production in the united states and globally and this is an area that from a valuation perspective still looks attractive. >> thank you >> tjx not generally fans of brick and mortar but we think this company is well positioned for consumers trading down and also the access to high quality inventory they should be getting access to on the good side. >> okay. farmer jim >> qualcomm. this is another stock that responded poorly to earnings but is regaining footing like gm next week. my final trade. >> joe t.? >> reestablished a long position in abbott labs health care still carried it in overweight. >> thanks for sharing that with us i'll see you all in "overtime. now to "the exchange." >> thanks. i am in for kelly evans. here's what's ahe

that but it basically says, hereby is a redacted version of material previously filed in this case, etcetera, in the interest of transparency as well as the principle that limitations on public access to judicial proceedings should be narrowly tailored and they cite several cases, the government will move at the appropriate time to unseal this notice and redacted version of its ex parte memorandum. so that is another preliminary filing that has just been released. we're getting the run up to the affidavit but not the affidavit itself. the former president has escalated his attacks though amidst all of this and we refer to this with frank about the risks to personal safety but what about the potential risks to national security in terms of these documents having been not under seal, lock, and key, in the basement or in a closet at mar-a-lago for upwards of a year? >> that's right, andrea. i had a top-secret clearance and i know a number of people on the panel have had the very same thing. when you have that kind of clearance you are constantly briefed on the significance and importance of the

people got hardening of the arteries, increase chances of heart attack and stroke, etcetera, etceterae. could be down the road. and so if your blood vessels are are not flexible like this, this is a sign of increased cardiovascular risk. and there are also various chemicals that circulate in the bloodstream to tell you whether you're in a healthy state are not a healthy state and that we're going to be looking for those also for the blood drive. >> well, thank you so much. so for anyone who would like to participate, you can take a look that email address that was on your screen to learn more on how to do so you can s. researchers at mj study at ucsf dot edu. thank you so much, doctor springer for joining us. >> thank you very much. >> all right. we'll be right back. does your vitamin c last 24 hours? only nature's bounty does. with immune 24 hour plus... you get longer-lasting vitamin c... plus herbal and other immune superstars. get more with nature's bounty. plus herbal and other immune superstars. one computer prototype from the mid 1970's sold at auction for nearly $700,000. in a

there'll be a committee process, a bill will emerge from its gonna calendar to go to the floor, etceterano, not so much doesn't work like that. it's exceedingly complex. and as you all know, and have experienced, um, frequently, you know, if something does get out of committee, all the rules get waived suddenly goes into rules committee land where special rules are written. and the thing is handled in ways that are often surprising and confusing and it's bundled up with other stuff. so i suggest that, you know, it sounds pretty rich, but select one thing i suggested, the select committee considers establishing a select committee to study the rules in a bipartisan way and think about ways of simplifying them and making them better and value body the values that you all want for the institution, one of which i think is legislator participation in a meaningful way. um, it won't be easy. rules tend to change slowly here and the process for changing them inevitably is a majority vote by the majority party at the start of each congress. and so that naturally drifts the rules towards being incr

folks in nevada and look right now, we can only protect, you know, the super bowl, the world series, etcetera. one of the main purposes of the bill is there's thousands of there's a couple of 1000 nfl games every year. there's 20,000 baseball games every year. we were only covering tiny, you know, the super high profile. and so the big advantage of this state and local pilot is to allow that force multiplier, right? for the people who are on the front lines, be able to protect those venues for the ordinary game, you know, that's going on. and so that's a that's a big piece of it, including in nevada. and i fully expect that the jurisdictions that we participate in the pilot would be scattered across the country. >> i think your force multiplier, that's the way we should look at our state and local communities as force multipliers? you can't do it all alone. i have about a minute left, i'd just like to quickly move on to cyber security because we know that the drones really present significant cyber security risk, of course, country of origin as we've talked about with china manufacturing, but

kaiser ucsf etcetera will provide those doses via appointments.re also working to help those who may not have access to the clinics and working to get health providers. the vaccine. we have seen long lines in san francisco just this week, though. as demand outpaces supply happening today, the east bay of rock and roll band green day will be headlining act the headline act rather tonight on this day to of san francisco's largest outdoor music festival, 225,000 people expected to attend outside land to go and get park over the weekend. music lovers from across the country have come to san francisco for the three day event. organizers say roughly half of those attending outside lands are from outside the bay area. why don't you come all the way from seattle for outside man scissor. who's playing tonight at this stage 8 30. there are no official health requirements at the festival this year for the first time since the pandemic a few years back, however, many people say they feel a lot safer and outdoor concerts in light of covid and monkey pox. we're