markets backdrop we'll get utility out of utilities we'll do oil exploration to see if you can generate reserves and tesla speculation and why we get a charge out of general motors as usual i am joined by carter werth, mike khouw. carter explains how the economist sector can be all of that and much more right now carter >> sure. well, you know, the thought was let's do something we haven't done in a while and something that is maybe an offensive and defensive play we know rates have had a big move spot 1.9%. they've backed off a bit thinking rates are stuck now, utilities, which are exhibiting day-to-day relative strength are a place to consider on the long side a couple charts to get us going. the first is simply talking about the importance of return this is a 10-year chart, two lines. it's the s&p 500 itself versus the s&p 500 total return you can see the numbers there on a 10-year basis. s&p up 194%, total return 263. look at the second chart for the importance of yield. this is a 30-year chart. s&p up 1,000 total return, up 2 double over time looking back at the beginning of markets the tur

market backdrop we'll get actual utility out of utilities doing oil exploration to see if he can generate reservessons to take away from our recent tesla speculation and why we continue to get a charge out of general motors. i am joined by carter worth, mike khouw, tony zhang utility. the state of being useful, profitable, beneficial carter worth explains how the epynomous sector can be all that and more. >> let's do something we haven't done in a we'll, something that is maybe an offensive and defensive play rates have had a big move, we backed off a bit thinking that maybe rates are stuck now, utilities which are exhibiting day-to-day relative strength are a place to consider on the long side a couple of charts to get us going. the first is simply talking about the importance of total return this is a 10-year chart, two lines. pretty straightforward the s&p 500 versus the s&p 500 total return you can see the numbers. on the 10-year basis, 194% total return, 263. look at the second chart just to make the importance of yield this is a 30-year chart. s&p up 1,000 total return up 2, double. over tim

general reserve policy meeting while game stop rally while it continues we'll discuss the future of the markets and centralized investment for analysis we have a lot to get to so let's get started. we are getting a better idea how the bided administration plans to tackle a truly asian chick with china at the same time there seems to be a lack of clarity on whether the by the administration will continue some of the specific policies against chinese companies such as wall wave joining me now to discuss who must co-host the terms and so on and host of economic update professor richard wolffe professor let's start with you president biden's nominee to head the country's commerce department gene armando told senators on thursday that she would use punitive tariffs and export restrictions against china is this going to be a continuation of the trumpet ministrations trade war with china i certainly hope hope that she said those things in order to go should you do if you want to be your it was the policy of the trumpet ministration and my own.

said enough is the nothing this president is a clear and present danger and with that i would reserve. general and from france very reserved gentleman from oklahoma is recognized. thank you very much for speaker i do disagree somewhat with my good friend from pennsylvania i've had the privilege of being in this body for many years and i have never seen what we see in this section 2 and 3 of this rule and the suspension of appropriate language and i understand the difficulties of dealing with this issue. and respect that however in a time when the rhetoric has been over the top i think we should set a high sample we've never done this before in my time here we didn't do it in previous impeachment the need to do it now is lost on me mr speaker so i would hope i get i have great confidence in my friend i have great conflict my friends on the rules committee and so you know the rules the rules this will almost certainly pass i would just hope that everybody acts as a as good as they can i mean i'd hate to put it that simply but this is an important issue i respect all the members of this body i kn

general reserve policy meeting game stop for ali well it. will discuss the future of the markets and decentralised investment for analysis we have a lot to get to so. we are getting a better idea how the bided administration plans to tackle truly asian chick with china at the same time there seems to be a lack of clarity on whether the by the administration will continue some of the specific policies against chinese companies such as wally joining me now to discuss who must trust you and swan and host of economic update professor richard wolffe professor let's start with you president biden's nominee to head the country's commerce department gene or mondo told senators on thursday that she would use punitive tariffs and export restrictions against china is this going to be a continuation of the trumpet ministrations trade war with china. i certainly hope and hopeful that she said those things in order to please those senators who want to hear it that was the policy of the trumpet ministration and my understanding was that biden was going to

already low bar of impeachment for all future presidencies thank you and your back general yields gentleman from oklahoma reserve general from massachusetts is recognized this is speaker when my friends so if you're just joining us we've been following an unprecedented session under way on capitol hill have you not to state see house of representatives debate the resolution on whether to impeach president donald trump for a 2nd time limit credit accusing him of encouraging his supporters to attack the capitol building a week ago that aiming to charge him with incitement of insurrection thank you and my roots will go live to gotham fischer's at the white house for us but 1st let's start with custer who's at capitol hill and how do you been hearing from various congressmen and women from both sides lay lay out the sense of the events of last week this day last week in fact on january the 6th and the whys and wherefores as to whether donald trump should be the become the 1st president. to be impeached twice. that's right this is the 2nd time around but there are 2 notable differences between this impeachment effort

general and from ohio? the gentleman from ohio continues to reserve. the gel and from new york is recognized. >> madame speaker, yield dirty seconds to the distinguished general lady from texas, miss garcia. >> the gentlewoman from texas is recognized. >> madame speaker, this president took an oath to protect and defend the constitution. instead, he has chosen to betray and attack our sacred democracy. this president violated his oath, abuse the power of his office and attempted to betray the will of the american people and incited insurrection against this very house. during the last impeachment trial, i reminded all americans that democracy is a gift that each generation gives to the next. we must do all we can for our children and our future. >> the gentleman from new york reserves. the gentleman from ohio is recognized. >> i yield two minutes to the general and from florida. >> two minutes to the gentle and from florida. >> for three years, democratic members of this audio the mainstream media lied to the american people at the trump campaign collud

swiftly removed mr speaker democracy is and give one generation to give to the next we must defend expiring and i yield back. the gentleman reserves the gentleman from ohio i think the minute i have to the gentle lady from colorado misspoke or generators recognize one and one half minutes. mr speaker i rise today to oppose yet another democrat witch hunt we should take democrats at their word when they say never let a good crisis go to waste while section 4 of the 25th amendment has never been used a plain reading of the text coupled with the context of its ratification contemplates a very different scenario from the one we are currently in it in visions a president's disability resulting in serious illness to injury to suggest it should be used in a different context violates the very intent of the 25th amendment to be clear this resolution is a design divisive political stunt which had which would have no your it is there in english this is our oath 300 g.m.t. until raman watching live pictures from the house of representatives in washington d.c. where the vice president mike pence has ruled out invoking the 25th amendment to de

gentleman from new york preserves the gentleman from ohio is recognized the showman from ohio reserves the general want man from new york it's right it's bigger could you time do i have. the challenge from new york has 18 in one quarter minute and the gentleman from ohio. 17 minutes for me thank you very much and there you go to 30 seconds to the distinguished gentleman from new jersey mr norcross the gentleman from new jersey is recognized for 30 seconds thank you ma'am speaker i rise today a time of historical concern last week when this very house floor and attack on democracy that symbol but it was a tact from within this very floor let's be clear cause and effect rally at the white house watched on pennsylvania avenue a parade in reverse and then i tacked to the chamber a police officer was killed. and what i hear is time to heal he's not even buried yet. it's clear and present danger no one is above the law not the president if he has 4 years or 4 days we must do the right thing for all americans because he must be held accountable you know back in germany us back the gentleman from new york

i yelled back. >> the gentleman from new york reserves. the general from an ohio -- >> can i inquire on the time again? >> the gentleman from ohio has 20 minutes remaining. in the gentleman from new york has 21 and three quarters minutes remaining. >> we reserve. >> that on the from ohio reserves. the gentleman from new york is recognized. >> high-yield 30 seconds to the distinguished element from california. >> the gentle men from california is recognized for 30 seconds. >> whether we hold this, what we remembered by history, by the children and their children. the facts are clear. the evidence of trump's is overwhelming. history calls on us to do what's right rather than just politically expedient. let us look back on this day with honor, not disgrace. knowing that we are up to the oath we all took. thank you. i yelled back. >> if the gentleman yields back. >> madam speaker, we reserve. >> the gentleman from ohio wishes to reserve but from new york is recognized. >> you you have 30 seconds. >> the gentleman from virginia is recognized for 30 seconds

reservations are generally required. but kristina, we did see people just show up late today at that san francisco site and they were able to get vaccinated. well, alright. deborah villalon reporting live for us tonight, deb. thank you in santa clara county and you mass vaccination side is open in mountain view. it's at the community is it's at the mountain. no community center on regular store avenue, health officials say up to 1000 vaccinations a day will be provided at this site by appointment. only the county's goal is to ensure at least 85% of the county's population gets vaccinated. this is the third mass vaccination site operated by santa clara county. the others are in san jose and gilroy. well, sadly, california set another record for coronavirus deaths. 764 deaths or reported yesterday. the death toll statewide is a 35,007. there's some positive news. l've new cases, air falling with just over, 23,000 reported yesterday. the number of people in the hospital also down below 20,000, and the number of patients in

reserves. i asked the general assembly to join me in this effort.do, when the next crisis comes, delaware will be ready again. this last year has been challenging, we work hard to protect public health while protecting the health of our economy. i told delaware and time and time again, we need a healthy community and economy. despite the global economic downturn and pandemic, delaware is just over 5% now. that's a very positive part for delaware workers. we know some have sacrificed more than others. in march, restaurant workers across our state suffered a serious blow, they faced sudden loss of a job because of our covid restriction. restaurant owners worried about the loss of a family owned business, the same is true for folks who make their living in bars and art venues. in many ways, these places are the heart of our community and they drive our tourism industry. that's why our state was one of the first state to support them. march 18, we launched our program to offer financial relief to these businesses and their workers. over the course of th

50% more than what we originally had been told and that comes from the own state attorney general office that reserveome qualification, some qualification, a lot of questions so we hung in there for a couple of them. if he goes back to that, we will go back to him. i want to go to dave rubin. i took copious notes. he blames the state department, blames god, blames the federal government. >> dave: that was embarrassing and actually offensive. what happened to leaders like harry truman, the buck stops with me? that was purely the buck stops with nobody and in some cases, this is god's fault and we all did absolutely everything we could. that was actually offensive. i grew up in new york under his father who was the governor for all people in the buck did stop with him. i'm sympathetic of course that he lost his father who was in his mid-80s to covid but he also said something i thought was interesting, 96% of people who will die today of covid are older with the comorbidity. are you telling me that all of these old people, no one wants all people to die, course we don't want to protect people but what

reserves. i asked the general assembly to join me in this effort. if you do, when the next crisis comes, delaware will be ready again. this last year has been very challenging balancing act. we have worked hard to protect public health while protecting the health of our economy. i have told delawareans time and time again that we need a healthy community and a healthy economy. in spite of a global economic downturn, and a pandemic, are on a plummet rate in delaware is just over 5% now. that's a very positive sign for delaware workers. but we know that some have sacrificed more than others. in march, restaurant workers across our state suffered a serious blow. they faced the sudden loss of a job because of our covid-19 restrictions. restaurant owners worried about the loss of a family owned business, the same is true for folks who make their living in bars, hotels and other venues and in many ways, these places are the heart of our communities and they drive error $3.5 billion tourism industry. that's why our state was one of the first states to step

reservations in d.c. during inauguration week, and dollar general is offering workers an incentive to get the vaccine.w york with those stories and more. good morning, diane. >> reporter: good morning. this morning investors are awaiting the labor department's new weekly report on jobless claims. and futures are pointing to a mixed open after the house impeached president trump. now yesterday the dow slipped eight points, the nasdaq climbed 56, and the s&p 500 added 8. >>> airbnb is canceling all reservations in the washington, d.c., metro area during the week of the presidential inauguration including hotel tonight reservations. the online rental company said it made the decision after discussions with local leaders and law enforcement officials. they're concerned about potentially violent demonstrations. if you've already made reservations, you'll be fully refunded. any new attempted reservake >>> dollar general is encouraging employees to get the covid-19 vaccine by offering extra cash. the retail chain said it will provide its employees with four hours of regular pay after they receive a completed

appropriate $5.7 million from the general reserve to the mayor's office of housing and community development for rent relief under the rent resolution and relief fund and $5.7 million for acquisition and creation and operation of affordable social housing under the housing stability fund in fiscal year 2020-2021. if you wish to comment call 415-655-0001. star 3 to speak. please wait until you are unmuted to begin your comments. >> thank you. i believe we have kyle from supervisor preston's office. >> thank you, chair haney and committee members. kyle snealey. this supmental budget appropriation is based on three month projection provided by the controller in november 2020. it estimated income from proposition i would after baseline allocations total $11.4 million. our office was made aware on monday that as part of the controller's six month budget projections there will likely be increase in the projected revenue. that will be published soon. we believe it is prudent to pause briefly on this request for a more complete picture of the anticipated revenue. we are requesting the revised figure

general office leadership. i urge my colleagues to support the bill, and i reserve the time.e of my the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman from alabama reserves. the gentlewoman from new york is recognized. maloney: i yield three minutes to the gentleman, cohen.ntative the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman from tennessee is recognized for three minutes. cohen: thank you, mr. speaker. i appreciate the time from the chairlady. i rise in support of representative lieu's inspector general protection act. hasinspector general system been a valuable in rooting out waste, fraud, and abuse in our sometimes grams, and even criminal activity. it instills confidence in agencies by ensuring accountability. that doesn't mean the system is perfect. since the initial passage of the act of 1978, ral we've seen what works and what doesn't. generals d inspector and refined their processes. on general 20, a new president sworn into office and a new administration will lead our federal agencies. now is the begin, time to update some of our inspector general requirements. the bill makes important by requiring disclosure to congres

. >> the capital reserve we already have and the capitol generation of our business model gives us theonfidence we can announce a buyback program for the next three years. >> lee on black is retiring as chief executive over his association with sex offender jeff epstein. there is no evidence he was involved with epstein's criminal activities, but he paid him 158 million dollars over five years, much more than previously known. he has called it a terrible mistake. that is your bloomberg business/. francine: john, we were doing around the world in 60 seconds, talking about stimulus in the u.s. and china. what overall is your take on foreign affairs and how they will change in 2021? john: i think we will go into with some have called the age of multilateralism. unlike the transactional age which has come to an end with president trump, i think there is no question there will be a multilateral approach on trade. i think the original rapprochement between the united states and china will be to john kerry and his role as the climate czar, and the chinese government's focus on esg, particular

the stimulus plan, fiscal support more generally, support from the federal reserve, these are all meantas many people over the virus as possible and have the rapid start we all really want and depend on. michael: where do you stand on the markets these days can the idea that the economy can come back relatively quickly so that the fed will taper qe purchases by the end of the year or 2022? mary: let me rectify a coming confusion -- the economy coming back quickly does not mean we are victorious in terms of getting full employment and price stability. the whole covid has dug is so big that even with rapid growth it will take a couple of years to get everyone who was out of work, sideline, the millions of women who have had to stay home and take care of their kids come coming back into the workplace is are going to take some time. michael: that leads me to our next question, your forecast for the year. we get additional stimulus recently, and finally president-elect biden is going to announce more tonight. what do you see for 21? how does the fiscal side figure into your forecast? mary: i

grounds down when your for the easter egg roll, they bothered the general public and made a special day that was just for active duty and reservedlitary members and the family. then, it went back to be open to the general public for the year after that. it was a very hurtful gesture of support. >> let's go to the truman years. they had to move out of the white house, and the white house was completely torn apart the renovations. how many years was it suspended during that period? did they do anything for children during this time? >> it was suspended all eight years of truman's presidency. and there were other easter egg rolls, smaller, less formal affairs. even neighborhood events held elsewhere in the capital. there was one year it was temporarily relocated to the capitol grounds. when you're only. >> they messed up the lawn again? >> they did. >> how much damage was there to the south one of the white house? >> the and p.s., national park service, which is in care of the management of the grounds, and one of the major folks that roll, they do an amazing job. there is an incredible amount of setup and takedown and clean up aft

general lloyd austin to serve as secretary of defense. civilian leadership at the top of the pentagon is desirable and necessary. i believe this should be -- should only be reserved for unique circumstances regularly nominating candidates who require waivers is not a precedent we should set. however, examining general austin's credentials and the circumstances facing our nation lead me to believe the approval of this specific waiver is warranted. the covid-19 pandemic is still ongoing. china is growing bolder and more aggressive using espionage, cyber warfare, and man nip plathe plays to undermine u.s. and global security. i iran remeans a threat to the middle east and the world. north korea continues to pursuit an ambitious nuclear weapons development program. these issues and others require the steady hand of an experienced and qualified secretary of defense. general austin meets these requirements and is more than qualified to oversee our nation's military. i urge the support of this waiver. i look forward to working with secretary austin to confront these very real threats to our national security. thank you. i yield back. the speaker pro tempore: the gentlem

grounds down one year for the easter egg rule and board the general public, and made it a special day that's just for active duty and reservemilitary leaders in their family. that went back to being open to the general public in the year after that but it was a really helpful gesture of support. >> let's move on to the tremendous because they have to move it to the white house. the white house was completely turn -- torn apart for renovations. so how many years were suspended? did they do anything for children during that time? >> it was suspended for all eight years of trump's presidency. and there were other easter egg rules, smaller, less former affairs, held in the capital, there was one year it was temporarily relocated to the capital grounds. one year only. >> and they messed up the lawn again? >> they did. how much damage is there to the south one from the easter egg rolls? >> -- in charge of the cure and management of the, rounds and is one of the major folks that is involved with the easter egg roll, they do a amazing job, there's a incredible amount of setup, and take down, and clean up afterwards. but within a da

we don't have enough supply, in the -- in the reserves or, in general.ordinated so that there is equity in supply and demand out there, lindsey. >> yeah, dr. azar, real quickly because we have to let you go. did you get your second shot, yet? i know you got your first one on live television. >> i did. i got it on wednesday. i am feeling fine. a little bit achier. i would say -- i had nothing. some people do experience more symptoms. but again, they are transient. 24, usually, to 34 hours. short-lived. you know, we all think a small price to pay for immunity, at the other end. >> absolutely. congrats on that second dose. i know you will still mask up and socially distance because, dr. azar, that's just your style. thanks so much. >> thanks. >>> bracing for the worst. state capitals across the country looking like they are preparing for war. the reinforcements being brought in to try to keep people safe. diabetes and raised triglycerides,... ...vascepa can give you something to celebrate. ♪ vascepa, when added to your statin,... ...is clinically proven to

general lloyd austin to serve as secretary of defense. civilian leadership at the top of the pentagon is desirable and necessary. i believe this should be -- should only be reserved for unique circumstances regularly nominating candidates who require waivers is not a precedent we should set. however, examining general austin's credentials and the circumstances facing our nation lead me to believe the approval of this specific waiver is warranted. the covid-19 pandemic is still ongoing. china is growing bolder and more aggressive using espionage, cyber warfare, and man nip plathe plays to undermine u.s. and global security. i iran remeans a threat to the middle east and the world. north korea continues to pursuit an ambitious nuclear weapons development program. these issues and others require the steady hand of an experienced and qualified secretary of defense. general austin meets these requirements and is more than qualified to oversee our nation's military. i urge the support of this waiver. i look forward to working with secretary austin to confront these very real threats to our national security. thank you. i yield back. the speaker pro tempore: the gentlem

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generators time has expired the gentleman from ohio reserves the jamming of maryland. and we reserve very gentle lady whom i've not had the pleasure meet yet confuses disability an incapacity franklin d. roosevelt was in a wheelchair had a disability he was one of our greatest presidents president lincoln according historian suffer from depression but he was one of our greatest presidents in capacities different in capacities demonstrated by president trumps complete total inability to conform his conduct to the rule of law in the constitution i yield one minute to representative macbeth generated from georgia miss macbeth is recognized when better thank you mr speaker i came to congress to make sure that no parent ever experienced the pain that i have i came to congress to fight for children who have practice active shooter drills at the same time that they're simply learning how to read for families who've lost loved ones to gun violence and for communities that will never ever be the same last wednesday members of this body hid from insurrectionist behind barricades

hamers, who had been overshadowed by a money laundering investigation. >> the capital reserve we had and the generationel gives us the confidence we can announce a 4 billion swiss franc buyback program for the next three years. laura: the founder of apollo is retiring as chief executive over his association with the notorious sex offender jeffrey epstein. there was no evidence found that he was involved in any of epstein's criminal activity, but reports he paid him 150 million dollars over five years, more than previously known. black has apologized for doing business with jeffrey epstein, calling it a terrible mistake. that is your bloomberg business flash. matt: thanks very much, laura wright in london with the business flash. we are already living with a different and milder coronavirus -- there are many different mild coronavirus is. as it mutates, it is likely to become less deadly. the pharma giant also praised peers across the industry for success in the vaccine effort, adding while it may feel a bit bumpy right now, it shows the magic of modern medicine. >> we are excited about our partnership

research on that from ohio is recognized him as speaker we reserve judgment from the how research john into new york you know 30 seconds is generally from california is very large the gentleman from california is recognized for 30 seconds metal sticker i take no joy in voting to impeach president trump but this president has blood on his hands in the wake of this attempted coup the fact remains no president of the united states is above the law and this president has sadly violated his oath to support and defend the constitution of the united states against all enemies foreign and domestic as members of congress who have taken that same pledge it is our duty to take this action and impeach this and 5th and dangerous president a united on this time is expired the gentleman from new york wishes to research the chinaman from ohio is recognized minister we reserve the gentleman from or how bush is to reserve the gentleman from new york is recognized and speak and your 30 seconds. to the gentleman from california mr cannon. the gentleman from california is recognized for 30 seconds and voting to impeach because as lincoln said no grieva

i supported it for general matus with reservations four years ago which i quickly came to view as a mistake and i've since regretted. for that matter upon further record i believe the waiver was also a mistake. nunder no foreseeable circumstances can i imagine supporting such again. general austen, my reasons are distinct and separate from your nomination. it m put simply it's the same reason we have a cooling off period. some of those reasons are simply not something you can address but grant reassurance and others you can give reassurance and i will give you that opportunity and a moment. among those concerns that i have i don't think we addressed are the following. first the perception that these are now routine, not extraordinary. in 2017 he said he wouldn't support another and they should only happen once in a generation. no matter what we say though, if we approve the waivers in just four years, our actions will speak louder than our words. second the perception among the officers that enforce the ability isn't a career capstone. some generals and admirals may begin to think if they p

i supported the waiver for general mattis with reservations four years ago which i have regretted. i now believe the waiver for general marshall in 1950 was also a mistake. under no foreseeable circumstances can i imagine supporting such a waiver again. again, general austin, my reasons for this decision are distinct and separate from your nomination. and put simply, my reasons are the same reasons we have a cooling-off period for recently retired generals in the first place. some of those reasons are simply a fact, not something that you can address or about which you can grant reassurance. others, you can give reassurance and i'll give you that opportunity in a moment. among those concerns i have that i don't think can be addressed are the following. first, the perception that these waivers are now routine, not extraordinary. senator reed said in 2017 he wouldn't support another waiver and they should only happen once in a generation. no matter what we say, though, if we approve two waivers in just four years, our actions will speak louder than our words. second, the perception am

general office leadership. i urge my colleagues to support the bill, and i reserve the time.e of my the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman from alabama reserves. the gentlewoman from new york is recognized. maloney: i yield three minutes to the gentleman, cohen.ntative the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman from tennessee is recognized for three minutes. cohen: thank you, mr. speaker. i appreciate the time from the chairlady. i rise in support of representative lieu's inspector general protection act. hasinspector general system been a valuable in rooting out waste, fraud, and abuse in our sometimes grams, and even criminal activity. it instills confidence in agencies by ensuring accountability. that doesn't mean the system is perfect. since the initial passage of the act of 1978, ral we've seen what works and what doesn't. generals d inspector and refined their processes. on general 20, a new president sworn into office and a new administration will lead our federal agencies. now is the begin, time to update some of our inspector general requirements. the bill makes important by requiring disclosure to congres

generations. i urge us all to unite and vote yes. i yield back. >> the gentleman from new york reserves. the gentleman from ohio is recognized. >> we reserve. >> the gentleman ohio reserves. the gentleman from new york is recognized. >> i yield 30 seconds to distinguished gentleman from california. >> the gentleman from california is recognized for 30 seconds. >> madam speaker, history is watching and saving the across aisle must choose whichhey want be recorded on for all time. on one side, lies, sedition, up siting and supporting insurrection and domestic terrorism. the other side, your oath of office, the constitution, democracy, decency, there is no middle ground. today we make history forever. choose will, a vote to impeach donald tears from now you can look your grandchildren in the eye and say i did the right thing. >> the gentleman's time has expired. the gentleman from ohio is recognized. >> we reserve. >> the gentleman continues to reserve. the gentleman from new york is recognized. >> madam speaker i yield 30 seconds to distinguished gentle lady from california. >> the gentlew

ohio is recognized we reserve and continues to reserve the chairman from new york is recognized by the speaker and i you have 30 seconds is the english general a view from california mr jacobs the gentleman from california is recognized for 30 seconds madam speaker the response to political violence must always be accountability without accountability more violence will follow i learned that working at the united nations and the state department in conflict settings around the world and the united states congress is now a complex setting a violent mob and our lives in this chamber and almost succeeded incited by the president who broadcasted lies about the outcome of our election we must hold this president accountable it's the only way to protect our democracy i yield back joe neel's fact the gentleman from new york continues to research on the tunnel how it's recognized madam speaker we reserve the gentleman from not having services gentleman from new york is recognizing the speaker and there you have 30 seconds to the distinguished gentleman from georgia mr johnson the gentleman from georgia is recognized for 30 seconds thank you madam sp

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reserve. at 3:00, the senate armed services confirmation hearing for lloyd austin to be defense secretary. if confirmed, retired four sta t general austin will be the first african-american secretary of defense. watch on c-span, c-span.org, or listen on the c-span radio app. host: scott of "the hill" newspaper to talk about the next steps. take us through the steps of how this works from transmission of the articles to what we know about the timing of the senate trial. guest: there had been some debate about how that nancy pele democrats would transmit the article of impeachment. that single article, incitement of insurrection. james clyburn has advocated to try to delay until joe biden could establish his administration. also, get his top officials confirmed through the senate. the consensus now among democrats seems to be to do this as quickly as possible. i'm hearing the article could be transmitted in the coming days, perhaps even today even. democrats huddled last night in nancy pelosi's office. the nine impeachment managers. it seems like they want to move this as quickly as possible. they want to send this to the senate. i

>> we get these regional federal reserve measures as well that we really track in areas where we are seeing a pickup. in general, manufacturers across the board are doing really well. looking at the survey this morning from a national perspective, but of the 18 manufacturing industries they reported of those growth. that is a lot of different types of companies within the manufacturing sphere and also a lot of regional diversity. romaine: at the end of the week, we will get a monthly jobs report, expectation of job growth. what are you expecting that? reade: in general, economists are expecting a modest increase in employment. but really, forecasts are across the board. at least from our bloomberg survey, we have forecasts ranging from an employment gain of 400,000.o a loss but we are released -- what we are really trying to see is if this surge of virus cases and renewed business restrictions come into play in terms of what that meant for job losses, job gains, and overall momentum in the labor market. joe: we are going to be talking about the georgia runoff in a moment but one of the reasons it really matters

are generations of local people provided with education and training could build up a nature reserve where they zebra population could recover and thrive. informal settlements have become cool many many places in africa facing a route to auburn migration this is especially true in big cities the growing populations an opportunity to walk and lead better lives but the development of infrastructure can barely keep pace. we can see it every day here in nigeria sandra the pressure on the housing market and the difficulties providing utilities . are in prison. one of the biggest cities in africa is no exception state and private organizations here are working together to build and expand. the stuff. reka is an area of nigeria's commercial capital lake us but here cooking tends to be done over an open wood fire. and since this informal settlement is not on the grid people use diesel powered generators to get electricity burning these fossil fuels releases greenhouse gases that contribute to climate change the authorities had no clear idea about the fuel usage here so they started to gather

city employees, saying without massive cuts, the general- purpose fund would be insolvent before the end of the fiscal year. even the city's emergency reserve will be completely exhausted. so in a long list of cuts, city staff is proposing that three of the cities 25 fire engine companies be put out of service. that is 15% of the firefighting force. >> was never closed firehouses, threaded time, that is a number that is just astronomical, it will be that there are parts of oakland that won't be able to get a response from a fire engine for 10 to 15 minutes. >> reporter: she seems to agree. and a letter she wrote, the plan will no doubt impact response times. service cuts of this level across the public safety agencies will have consequences. both known and unknown. shutdowns can be rotated throughout the city which the president of the firefighters union says only endangers everyone equally. >> of fire doubles in size every minute and a heart attack victim loses about 10% of her brain capacity every minute. so if they are extended vice five, six, eight, 10 minutes, the results can be catastrophic. >> would save my -- $5 million but the poli

city employees, saying without massive cuts, the general- purpose fund would be insolvent before the end of the fiscal year. even the city's emergency reserveill be completely exhausted. so in a long list of cuts, city staff is proposing that three of the cities 25 fire engine companies be put out of service. that is 15% of the firefighting force. >> was never closed firehouses, threaded time, that is a number that is just astronomical, it will be that there are parts of oakland that won't be able to get a response from a fire engine for 10 to 15 minutes. >> reporter: she seems to agree. and a letter she wrote, the plan will no doubt impact response times. service cuts of this level across the public safety agencies will have consequences. both known and unknown. shutdowns can be rotated throughout the city which the president of the firefighters union says only endangers

with a fiscally conservative state budget that holds the line on general fund spending, invest in a priority, maintains healthy reserves all without raising taxes. [applause] we embarked embark on this joua relatively strong position. despite the printed pandemic hg tested our nation's economy like no other event in recent history, and in part we are ready to respond because we are largely able to get north dakota's economy open. based on the survey of bureau of labor statistics late last summer north dakota had the third lowest number of establishments that experienced any kind of government mandates from business closure and the sixth lowest that experienced a decrease of demand for products or services. today we still have over 13,000 job openings in north dakota. that's even with the global collapse of the energy sector before our first covid case. north dakota today has a lower unemployment rate than 38 other states. north dakota farmers continue to lead the nation in the production of wheat, , canola, edible beans, sunflower, and honey, and rank in the top ten in soybean, sugarbeet, potatoes and lentils. we're th

thoughtful about how the perspective of people serving is conveyed to the general public and vice versa. major in the air force reserves. and, you know, as i talked to getting a perspective of what he is experiencing is actually helpful to me in how i am thinking about the world. but i think that, unlike when we that isaft, that's a -- less and less true for more people in the country. they respect and i think that they honor people in the service, but they do not have enough dialogue with people who are serving. sec. card: thank you for saying that. that is exactly right. i have two grandchildren in the navy. but less than 1% of the american population today really has a connection to -- a direct connection to the military, which is kind of sad and we need to do a better job of having an understanding and more empathy for the challenges that people in the military have to put up with. karen: we have another question from andrew. andrew: hello. thank you both for being here. this has been an amazing conversation. my question pertains to the rhetoric coming out of the current administration concerning denying the legiti

general have been moving up. what is your take on inflation for 2021 and whether or not the federal reserve sees inflation on the horizon and takes its foot off the pedal in terms of stimulus. that would likely send stocks lower. >> so we have to remember we have a very dramatic hit to the economy last year. commodity prices collapsed around the world across the board. what the fed has done and fiscal stimulus has done is really prevent that deflation from gaining hold. so that's a positive. in addition, food at home, obviously, has been in high command, and as a result -- demand, and as a result, the demand for food has been pretty high and there's been some sort of limitation on supply. you have had some covid-represented supply shocks, demand -- related supply shocks. but that's not inflation. those are temporary supply shocks. we think the key drivers of inflation are going to be two things. one, productivity growth and, two, labor supply. maria: ed yardeni, the biden package of $1.9 trillion is being looked at skeptically in terms of whether or not it will pass. now, the democrats are controlling both house