that's when he went to fisk. i will come back to it in a moment, but at fisk the learn something that he had not seen before. he went down south and went to other parts of tennessee, and for the first time he saw poverty. the poverty of his people. he saw blacks who could not read and write. people who walked around barefoot, and he saw people who had to wash their clothes outside, he saw the experience of people who had never got school. and so as a black folk you read about these people, but at fisk he excelled and he finished it for your course in two years. then he applied to harvard, then he was accepted. and he encouraged a rigorous study. so at harvard, he stayed with a great philosophers of american history. one of the great historians of america, one of the great ones of the 19th century. and he taught du bois the importance of facts and writing well. and william james he won a prize also, in the senior year and he wrote about jefferson davis. and he wrote about the south and the rise of slavery. from th

for weeks now states of being competing fiske ass results is including oxygen. they've been left to the messy of the market needing to more anger and frustration with the government in delhi. earlier the mischa just why why the indian government is hesitating to impose a nationwide lockdown why you didn't even write knocked out more so the country is living under construction when will all over me just say d r c the door you know down in many other districts i was listening i couldn't sell it or to possibly lock down so this hesitation to important national lockdown is being criticised still because i need to delete the gene of trying to mission is still prevalent now live yeah it's just or just when i want to it's so pretty even more sort of maybe it's not you can be diagnosed left untreated because of the lack of health can't just stop so and what matt seems incentives for legal restrictions in these areas is limited right now which is why going to such forums so i would last us national extremely unpopular and then gives analysis if i have to hesitation of th

. >> fisks are still ahead of schools. the only time you have to wear a mask outside f you are not vax natd, you have to wear one there. and any time you get sis tansed. >> thank you. follow the science. we hear that a lot. tonight, many experts say science maybe taking a vaccine. nbc by area results. >>> the scientists themselves on whether california should mask up. >> really giving ourselves additional time to have it implemented. >> he says it will mean more team vaccinated. and there's concerns might have science in today's decision. >> the cdc guidelines are sound, on data -- you won't miss. -- >> governor newsom says they will follow the cdc guidelines june 15th. >> to leave it just a bunch of horse manure. you take what the governor is doing as wise to the state. >> the california nurse's association says it the cdc does not follow science. >> we have patients dying, and nursing as well. >> reporter: >> there is no question about it, the governor feels heat from all what extent he relies on the date is something on

electric vehicle startup fisk are held a meeting with the pope this week. they are pitching all electric versions of the famous pope mobile which comes as the vatican expresses its own worries about climate change. the new pope mobile where it also feature recycled plastic interiors made from bottles that have been recovered from the ocean. >>> researchers in britain are exploring the effects of air pollution on children's health. there tracking the movement and vitals of 3500 k's. they are also tracking potentially polluted routes that kids walk on the way to school. this comes a year after the corner rules air pollution contributed to the death of this nine-year-old british girl. she died of an asthma attack. >> children are particularly vulnerable because they're going through a period of rapid growth. the key organs of the heart from the lungs and the brain are impacted. >> eighty four schools in england are taking part of the four-year study with students age, 69 years old. >>> nasa still searching for any signs that there might be water on the moon. t

for weeks now states of being competing fiske s. results is including oxygen they've been left to the massey of the market leading to more anger and frustration with the government in delhi. let's bring in our correspondent and we should judge while in delhi nimish given the dire circumstances with the pandemic in india why is the government hesitating to impose a nationwide lockdown. tell you why you don't eat right you know also the country is leaving on business trips well it will all get me just are you know in many other districts i get a little order boss locked up so this hesitation or the passion or lockdown is being criticised still because i need to sleep that you know trying to mission is still prevalent now live yeah it's just or just when i want to it's so pretty even walsall that maybe if you can be diagnosed let's see to it because of a lot and you can't just stop so and what that seems and send us for legal restrictions in these areas is limited right now which is why i'm going to so i would last us national congress

for weeks now states of being competing fiske s. results is including oxygen. they've been left to the mercy of the market leading to more anger and frustration with the government in delhi. it has been a decade since a landmark treaty on violence against women and domestic abuse came into force the stamboul convention says that nations must prevent violence against women and promote equality with men nations are required to investigate allegations of violence and to protect victims the un says one in 3 women worldwide as experienced domestic or sexual violence meanwhile university students in britain are protesting against sexual harassment and violence on campus very good mosque has more fear of sexual violence runs rampant in this university that's what emily f.s.d.o. english student says she says she knows women who have been attacked and raped on the grounds of the university of warrick i haven't met a girl who has an encounter something on campus whether the cop cooling or something so much more serious there's such a huge scale it's everywhere. and. for

for weeks now states of being competing fiske ass results is including oxygen. they've been left to the messy of the market needing to more anger and frustration with the government in delhi. let's talk about that anger and frustration we're joined by data correspondent i mean should fall from delhi i mean why isn't there a nationwide lockdown. was fought over the country especially to me just that you are under some all this is not considered sufficient it specially if he is it was an industry just trying to knock down and i think this will be a great that you know france mission because they didn't look. like cases of were jute however critics believe that the government's hesitation and avoids a national vote don't stand still in the shop to decide the movie don't want to see the last you know what it was in a similar which wasn't a bit snippy but it didn't get people and you know it does and it wasn't a crush of people trying to exit me just cities and this is of course had a massive economic impact as well however now did a once for national opt out not jus

fisk are -- fisker higher on some big news from hon hai.now, joining us from nomura, lewis alexander. we are thrilled he could join us to wrap up an economic week. i want to rip up the script is all of your heritage at stanford and yale, and that is the cost push inflation, the engine -- the ancientness of pricing power and the american corporation. is the corporation now, with its power of technology, its power over labor, do we need to worry about pricing power? or is that a thing from the past? lewis: i think what you are seeing right now is in those areas where things have been disrupted, there is some pricing power. but i don't think it is very broad across the economy. yes, we have seen some evidence that you can push things out, but when you look at it more broadly at things like consumer prices that look at the whole distribution which you see as price increases have been very concentrated in some areas. we had a big demand in an environment there we got some significant constraints on supply. but i don't think at this point that is

. ♪ shery: fisk are falling after hours as it kept its forecast study.hat paired some of the gains -- gains from the regular session. it is planning a new factory in the u.s. as part of its joint project with foxconn. ed ludlow is in san francisco with us with a special guest. ed? ed: i'm delighted to be joined by the ceo, henrik fisker, fresh off the earnings call. the biggest take away from that call was you gave a specific date to the start of production are november 17, 2022. how can you possibly know when your start of production date is coming down to the day, 18 months in advance? henrik: because that is how you plan with the -- when you work like a company like this where all the processes have been developed over tens of years. it produces bmw's, other cars like toyota. they have clear processes. we have it down to the day when start of production happens. that is probably different from other ev startups quite frankly. i think that is why we are undervalued now. but that's ok. we are here to deliver. and so far we have. ed: you are essentially

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roger fisk former aide to john kerry.es, top line thoughts on this. >> well, first of all i think that president obama didn't build out a bench because i think hillary clinton was waiting to sit on the bench and get ready to run for president in 2016. with that being said, it's always difficult for a president who is in power to -- history shows to win a majority of the seats in the house and in the senate. i think with the issue of president obama, that trickled down into the state legislatures and had to deal with his policies. he ran at a moderate when he started serving as president, he shifted further to the left on issues like healthcare. so obamacare at the time was not popular, which created the rise of the tea party in 2010 and obviously we saw the republicans take control. so i think that the presidents are always in that difficult position. some of them like to fundraise, some don't. president obama didn't like to fundraise. that's different than in the case of president trump which right now i think is showing

bely, either in the federal fiske, as part of individuals in the health care? do they really have boa fide stocks? accountability and accessibility will have to prevail. >> senator johnson, you're recognized for your questions. >> mr. chairman, let me start out by pointing out the 80-year-old gorilla. if there is a demand for product, you'll be supplied as long as thafrz a christ and the manufacture and some t. so much intervention that mark could place. the medical form larrys that i've tried to understand and are impossible to understand, that was the reason why i think we ever short achblgs. snlt in the. and pricing signals of the private sector. during covid we had a breakdown of government. it started with not replenishing our national stock pile until 29 t. the tovt juts in tuchl stockpile amounts and they have it to come up with a in and contract with the private distribution to loos their levelful. . it could be oobltically be integrated into the current systems. doesn't that make sense rather than trying to set up a whole system? >> to answer your ques

so that total represents what we have spent in the fisk of year 2020. >> commissioner yee: okay. spent. >> yeah. >> commissioner yee: okay. >> for 2021, $907,000 represents what we have spent so far. it does not include the items that are currently procured and in progress [inaudible] office. >> commissioner yee: is there also a balance or is that spent -- as it comes in, you guys spend it? is there any balance for 2021? >> yes. so in terms of -- in terms of how we can use the funds, we can't budget for items in advance or anticipation, so we do have to wait until we receive the funds before we spend it. in terms of the balances, you have existing balances in the -- we do have existing balances within our federal funds. [please stand by] so i'd like you to explain a little bit more about the nonpersonnel and perhaps is there an itemization of how these funds and how the department uses them? and, then, my third and final question would be how are these funds that are recovered or these assets that are forfeited and taken by sfpd, how much goes to the drug task force? or the narco

and he's fisk university's distinguished scholar in residence. he's about to bring the funk.'re here. >> happy to be here. >> looking dapper and festive. >> i brought the long coat. it's chilly this morning. >> you made a better choice than i did, my friend. i'm curious your take on all of this because as you know, the commission has raised $30 million to construct this commemoration and building to acknowledge what happened 100 years ago, but none of that money is actually going to the descendents or survivors. there are some thoughts about monetizing it. >> this is black pain being treated like black porn. cities like tulsa, that's what they want to do. they went to montgomery and saw how they monetized. that's what you're seeing and that is a problem. what we should be saying as african-americans, no, we're going to stand with these residents in their demands by saying, no, you are not going to sit here and build a museum and do these things and they're already including this now in the tourism of tulsa. so they want now to attract folks. if they were smart they would alig

plus, electric car company fiske r is working on an electric car for the pope right there.f, plus, the coronavirus ladd leak theory gaining steam as the wall street journal reports wuhan lab workers were hospitalized in late 2019 with covid symptoms, are we any closer to finding out the origin s of covid-19? we'll bring you the very latest. but first, let's get into crypto its been a wild ride recently for bitcoin and cryptocurrencies in general. so the question is, could the air be coming out of the crypto bubble or are they going to continue this wild ride while moving higher. susan li, the expert in this field, is here to break it all down for us, susan. what do you got? >> so, $600 billion being wiped out of the cryptocurrency space over the past week. now what goes up has to come down, and you saw that yesterday on sunday, with bitcoin closely breaching 30,000, the lowest level that we seen since january this year, ethererum was sub- $2,000 and even dogecoin fell to $0.26 and now the problem is that there are fears over government regulation whether it's here in the su

so that total represents what we have spent in the fisk of year 2020. >> commissioner yee: okay. spent. >> yeah. >> commissioner yee: okay. >> for 2021, $907,000 represents what we have spent so far. it does not include the items that are currently procured and in progress [inaudible] office. >> commissioner yee: is there also a balance or is that spent -- as it comes in, you guys spend it? is there any balance for 2021? >> yes. so in terms of -- in terms of how we can use the funds, we can't budget for items in advance or anticipation, so we do have to wait until we receive the funds before we spend it. in terms of the balances, you have existing balances in the -- we do have existing balances within our federal funds. [please stand by] so i'd like you to explain a little bit more about the nonpersonnel and perhaps is there an itemization of how these funds and how the department uses them? and, then, my third and final question would be how are these funds that are recovered or these assets that are forfeited and taken by sfpd, how much goes to the drug task force? or the narco

so that total represents what we have spent in the fisk of year 2020. >> commissioner yee: okay.. >> yeah. >> commissioner yee: okay. >> for 2021, $907,000 represents what we have spent so far. it does not include the items that are currently procured and in progress [inaudible] office. >> commissioner yee: is there also a balance or is that spent -- as it comes in, you guys spend it? is there any balance for 2021? >> yes. so in terms of -- in terms of how we can use the funds, we can't budget for items in advance or anticipation, so we do have to wait until we receive the funds before we spend it. in terms of the balances, you have existing balances in the -- we do have existing balances within our federal funds. [please stand by] so i'd like you to explain a little bit more about the nonpersonnel and perhaps is there an itemization of how these funds and how the department uses them? and, then, my third and final question would be how are these funds that are recovered or these assets that are forfeited and taken by sfpd, how much goes to the drug task force? or the narcotics d

i was even welcome to hear them brag about their investments in howard and one of the great -- in fiske and in one of the great institutions in the presiding officer's home state of at la. i'm glad they're increasing diversity in their senior leadership and we will be watching. it is not close enough, though, when these are the most powerful actors in this country. it signals their -- the signals that these companies send to influence workers at companies all over the country -- niece are -- i.t. -- it's not just the thousands of employees. it's important to remember that financial services makes about 25% of the profits of all corporations of the country. financial services accounts for about 25% of it. but they're only 4% of their employees, 4% of all the employees in the country work for financial services, but they account for 25% of the profit. that tells a story, too. it tells a story that these large banks have built an economy that's good for them. they build an economy that good for financial services. they build an economy that's good for the largest banks, not the community b