a representative for gibbs said that she became overheated.nd was sitting on a chair as her star was unveiled. >>> president biden welcomed the super bowl champion tampa bay buccaneers to the white house. the team's coach, owner, and 42 in super bowl lv with mr. biden yesterday. quarterback tom brady tried his hand at comedy when he threw out a few political jokes. >> not a lot of people, you know, think that we could have won. and in fact i think about 40% of the people still don't think we won. >> i understand that. >> you understand that, mr. president? >> i understand that. >> yeah. [ laughter ] we had a game in chicago where i forgot what down it was. i lost track of one down in 21 years of playing, and they started calling me sleepy tom. why would they do that to me? >> the team also gave the 46th president a number 46 patriots jersey. -- buccaneers jersey. >>> president biden will also be spending time with another, albeit slightly older team. a replica of mr. biden is being added to the hall of presidents at walt disney world. disney o

within a week, gibbs met two sailors from west africa's mandy region.soon learn was the home of the african captives on the amistad. while the abolitionists organized their legal strategy, the spanish ambassador to the united states signed a treaty between the two countries requested that the ship and cargo including the alleged slaves be returned without any payment for salvage. the administration of martin van buren decided to enter the case on the side of the spanish planters and ship owners. van buren, a democrat, faced a difficult bid for reelection in 1840 and was determined not to anger southern slave holders who supported the democratic party. the president preferred to deal with the amistad as a diplomatic problem, and let the secretary of state john forsyth managed the administration's response to the case. forsyth instructed the u.s. attorney in connecticut to take whatever steps were necessary to keep the africans in federal custody and ready -- ready for transport to spanish authorities. ♪ ♪ ♪ preparations for the court proceedings took pla

gibbs: i've seen some reports. it looks like a lot of people who entered the capitol had military apparel, gas masks, and things like that. is that correct? chief contee: that is accurate, sir. yes. rep. gibbs: you would have to come to the conclusion that was preplanned, you know, initiative before january 6. would you agree? chief contee: yes, we have seen individuals who wear protective gear to demonstrations or a ttempts to engage law enforcement but this one with tactical gear and helmets was a process that things were going to be bad. rep. gibbs and fbi report. :two days before or the day before possible violence began. was your department notified or aware of that? chief contee: no, sir. no, sir. rep. gibbs: you got a notification the day before or not? chief contee: no, sir. i said in my previous testimony, we address this issue. the notification was sent vaguely through an email to various agencies within the intelligence network. rep. gibbs: did the capitol police have notification? chief contee: i found

the financial times reports that gibb warned that relations with the government would be "shattered"the role of executive news editor overseeing the bbc�*s news channels was appointed. labour's shadow culture secretary jo stevens said the allegations �*raise very serious questions about conservative cronyism at the heart of the bbc�*. a spokesperson for the bbc said it didn't comment on ongoing recruitment processes but added "for the record, no recruitment process has been blocked" (gfx)and that "as a general principle, board members are able to discuss issues with other board members or senior executives." former boxer, chris eubank, says he is devastated at the death of his son, sebastian, who has died just days before his 30th birthday. sebastian had followed his father's footsteps and become a professional boxer himself. he died yesterday morning in dubai, where he was based. former ipswich town and england international striker paul mariner has died at the age of 68 >he scored 135 goals for ipswich and was part of bobby robson's fa cup—winning side of 1977—78. he also had stint

still with us, robert gibbs and bill kristol.t the stain of this being what republicans do now. promulgate the big lie and enact restrictive voting rights. how does this get dealt with? federal thing, enough republicans at federal level join with democrats to stop this nonsense we're seeing in texas, going to see in pennsylvania, seeing in georgia and michigan and arizona from continuing? >> been involved in group republicans for voting rights and we have good reactions from actual republicans. recently former republicans around the country. elected officials, some want to restrict voting, some want the option of overturning the results in the state legislature or house of representatives. others just don't want to do anything much and don't want to talk about it. want to pretend there's no problem. there are a few courageous republicans who stood up after november 3rd, did right thing in michigan, georgia, arizona, all being attacked and challenged in primaries and getting little support from republicans in their states or aroun

robbie gibb has not commented directly on the financial times story, but newspaper said that a sourcelose to him said they denied the words attributed. if concerns about impartiality were prompted by the previous jobs held, there was another row over impartiality this week with social media at its heart. it emerged recently as reported on news watch that a journalist had posted offensive tweets about israel and hitler three years previous to her employment there. on wednesday, she put out a statement saying that she had been dismissed from herjob and objecting to the decision and offering a heartfelt apology for posting without thinking. news watch contacted her when she had this. in my early 20s, social media was the only way to vent my helplessness and anger. living under occupation in the west bank, i the bbc had no comment to make on the case but the issue of its staff or potential staff posting their views online is clearly a front one for the corporation as it is rather journalist organisations. the director general warned stephanie took over last year that sharing their opinion

the financial times reports that gibb warned that relations with the government would be "shattered"tor overseeing the bbc�*s news channels was appointed. labour's shadow culture secretary jo stevens said the allegations "raise very serious questions about conservative cronyism "at the heart of the bbc." a spokesperson for the bbc said it didn't comment on ongoing recruitment processes, but added, "for the record, no recruitment process has been blocked" and that, "as a general principle, board members are able to "discuss issues with other board members or senior executives." three days after the assassination of its president, haiti's political crisis is deepening. there are reports the country's lawmakers have nominated the head of the senate, joseph lambert, as interim president. a rival politicalfaction, though, which includes the acting interim prime minister claudejoseph, says the move is unconstitutional. haitian officals have taken the extraordinary step of requesting military help from the united states and the united nations. courtney bembridge reports. crowds gathered out

the financial times reports that gibb warned that relations with the government would be "shattered"r overseeing the bbc�*s news channels was appointed. labour's shadow culture secretary, jo stevens, said the allegations "raise very serious questions about conservative cronyism at the heart of the bbc". a spokesperson for the bbc said it didn't comment on ongoing recruitment processes, but added, "for the record, no recruitment process has been blocked," and that, "as a general principle, board members are able to discuss issues with other board members or senior executives." former boxer chris eubank says he is devastated at the death of his son, sebastian, who has died just days before his 30th birthday. sebastian had followed his father's footsteps and become a professional boxer himself. he died yesterday morning in dubai, where he was based. the headlines on bbc news — preperations for tomorrow night at wembley — a clash between england and italy to crown the winners of euro 2020. italy are unbeaten after 33 matches. their manager, roberto mancini, is expected to hold a press co

like you do with gibbs. and there's a whole range of them. and they, they're not just in terms of color. there are different materials to it's called the cyber metal, minium steel. alan minium with carbon fiber on the surface are all the same rules. why 2? because at the same level, same wage. same thickness, that's really important. like the only difference is in this particular javelin, according to the wind, the feeling and personal technique. and the vibration is also important with an javelin that silent after all, there's a particular noise when you throw them. if this is going to give it a go up and that involves absorbing one ton in weight. javelin flowing might look straightforward, but it puts the body under enormous strain. and that to means specific training must use a subtle and perhaps unexpected method. forget he's been practicing his stones and stability on his black line. he suspect it's pretty stick. basically having an amazing the surface and it helps me to train even the smallest muscles and what's going on. the key words

erin gibbs, thank you. we appreciate it. >>> when we come back on the show, robinhood ceo vlad tenev talks about the stock price with the lack luster debut. >>> and costs out of control and this stock sinking in pre-market. >>> and from bad to worse. shares of pinteerest sinking thi the worst month in years find out why after this break. ready to shine from the inside out? try nature's bounty hair, skin and nails gummies. the number one brand to support beautiful hair, glowing skin, and healthy nails. and introducing jelly beans with two times more biotin. >>> welcome back to worldwide exchange." time for the big money movers. three stock stories of the morning. first up, robinhood. up fractionally after debuting yesterday. robinhood priced ipo at $38 a share. now recseven ipos this year rai $2 billion in capital and all ended the first day under water. robinhood's ceo vlad tenev on "mad money" saying he's used to being doubted. >> we're building a long-term business you have to ignore the short-term fluctu

the financial times reports that gibb warned that relations with the government would be "shattered" very serious questions about conservative cronyism "at the heart of the bbc." a spokesperson for the bbc said it didn't comment on ongoing recruitment processes, but added, "for the record, no recruitment process has been blocked" and that, "as a general principle, board members are able to discuss "issues with other board members or senior executives." former boxer chris eubank says he is devastated at the death of his son, sebastian, who has died just days before his 30th birthday. sebastian had followed his father's footsteps and become a professional boxer himself. he died yesterday morning in dubai, where he was based. three days after the assassination of its president, haiti's political crisis is deepening. there are reports the country's lawmakers have nominated the head of the senate, joseph lambert, as interim president. a rival politicalfaction, though, which includes the acting interim prime minister claudejoseph, says the move is unconstitutional. haitian officals have ta

robert gibbs and bill crystal, still with us.ill, let me ask you, there are clearly some republicans in this country who do not want the stain of this being what republicans do now, propagate the big lie and, restrictive road-ing rights. how does this get dealt with, is it a federal thing, can republicans at the federal level get together and stop this nonsense in texas, that we will see in pennsylvania, that we see in georgia, that we have seen in arizona, from continuing? >> i've been involved in no groups of republicans for voting rights. and our -- former republicans around the country. the elected officials, some of them just wanting to restrict voting, says some of them want the option of overturning the election results, and the others, they just want to do anything much and don't want to talk about it, they want to pretend there's no problem. the degree to which there are a few courageous republicans of her november 3rd in arizona, in georgia -- they're all being attacked, and getting very little support from other republ

gibbs include furniture nuclear winning program with numerous strategic controls.or of jurisprudence from northern virginia area. so welcome. as you know, you have five minutes for spoken testimony and written testimony will be included in the record and then we will begin with questions. you are not recognized. >> thank you members of the subcommittee. look forward to working with you to change the trajectory of nasa's infrastructure national illustration of leadership space declaration, technical and aeronautics division. [inaudible] 1958 public investment in space exploration, the infrastructure provided the modern foundation -- [inaudible] over the last 60 years nasa continue to inspire -- [inaudible] learn to live and work in the space advanced signs and develop technologies that have proved life for everyone. today america has spamming face industry for international participation. nasa's role remains crucial. [inaudible] science and engineering no space activity in the global space international. [inaudible] expand our understanding of climate science and hu

joining me to hash this out, chief strategist david nelson, gibbs wealth management president erin gibbslet me set up the scenario. what if i told you a company posted results, beat on revenues, slightly beat on revenue, crushed earnings 53 cents, 24 cents above consensus, gross margins went from 26 -- to 26 from 23. crushed forward guidance. stock unchanged, up 6%, b, down 6%? what i described to you, erin was polaris. how do you deal with that? you're a shareholder in polaris, how do you deal with that as a professional in your portfolio and the companies do everything right and the stock goes down on earnings? >> it is even more baffling because their beat was bigger than the prior quarter. they beat top and bottom lines for five quarters in a row. this is a quality company just like, we talked earlier jack welch constantly beating earnings. so it is baffling and i think what we to take a look at part of it is obviously earnings estimates really are a lot less meaningful. the beat rate used to be about 73% before the pandemic and now it is almost 84%. so, the expectation really is tha

miller, former spokesperson for attorney general eric holder at the justice department and robert gibbsrom the obama administration. welcome all. pete, first of all, the prosecutors say they have a great deal of documentation against barrack. there is a lot of email traffic including emails congratulating him for getting into a speech with president trump and beneficial to the uae. how will this impact the case? it certainly helps make the case of what he did. the jury will have to decide whether that amounts to a crime. there is a charge here that says it's a crime to lobby the u.s. government on behalf of a foreign government without notifying the justice department. that's what the government said he did. his side is saying no, no. he was just being a intermediary and there's no suggestion that he was ever paid for any of this, but for example, prosecutors say that he arranged meetings with the uae officials, he promoted the uae in his own media appearances and that counts as lobbying, as well. the charges say he was in constant touch with a businessman in the emirates close to uae o

we have david nelson, gibbs well management erin gibbs. let's start with the big bank earnings before they report, or open, rather. jpmorgan, an amazing quarter. goldman a better quarter, both money making machines. erin, what is with the stocks taking a hit now. >> a lot of results are coming from one time things, pent-up demand from m&a and banking activity like goldman, owe releasing covid reserves like goldman. as you look forward as the yields are dropping, the yield curve is getting titler. it is not looking great for the next four quarters for any type of financial institution. charles: david? >> i will follow up on erin's point, interest margins are concerned, the yield curve is flattening. you see that clearly in jpmorgan's numbers. goldman i thought had a good quarter. i think investment banking will continue. they're a major player in banking and moving into crypto. if i would have to be in one financial name right now that is probably the leader for me. charles: really? folks, we'll seeing bond yields turn higher. this probably

busy need oxygen, they can't, gibbs. however, they're not the, the private sector cammie, the industry they, they be very often manufacturers stepped in their production capacities and we have been public, other entities donating boxed into these hospital at no cost to some of the administration. but as we speak now, this district and escalating, as we see more induction in admissions. so covert is obviously impacting people's lives and livelihoods of report. you were part of revealed 2 thirds of respondents and you gander. and can you experienced income shocks due to the crisis? can you tell us more? yes. this the locked up. done what? yeah. and what we open up in this we used to, we just want to hear the people saying i've lost jobs. i lost my job by disclosing that because of the severe lock don't measure that. what is due to me by the government, by then and for awesome you've done that. didn't fall on can it was, it was better. strict total control was these 2 countries was locked and people had to buy for the subje

like you do with gibbs. and there's a whole range of them. and they, they're not just in terms of color. there are different materials to it's called the fiber metal, minium steel. alan minium with carbon fiber on the surface are all the same rules. why 2? because at the same level, same wage, same thickness, that's really important. life. the only difference is in this particular javelin, according to the wind machine feeling and personal technique. and the vibration is also important with an javelin that silent after all, there's a particular noise when you throw them. if this is going to give it a go up 1st and that involves absorbing one ton in weight. javelin flowing might look straightforward, but it puts the body on the enormous strain. and that to means specific training tomorrow uses a subtle and perhaps unexpected method. for years he's been practicing his stones and stability on it's like line he, i suspect that it was pretty spect basically having an uneven surface and it helped me to train even the smallest muscles and what's goi

. >>> 90-year-old marla gibbs appears to faint best known for her role in jorks the jeffersons" appearedint during her speech right ahead of that unveiling. family members and staff helped escort her off the stage she just got overheated but is doing great and had a great time at the after party >> looking great, too, at the age of 90. >> she is iconic if you've ever watched "the jeffersons," a hilarious lady. >>> the biden administration takes a historic step for hiv. >>> and dolly parton is back recreating her iconic playboy cover. it was like that towel and jaycee were the only two left on earth. but... they weren't. you can always spot a first timer. gain flings with oxi boost and febreze. try the new light scent from gain. hello spring daydream. need better sleep? try nature's bounty sleep 3 a unique tri layer supplement, that calms you helps you fall a sleep faster and stay a sleep longer. great sleep comes naturally with sleep 3 only from nature's bounty family meeting! ♪ we have big news. new kellogg's cinnamon roll frosted mini wheats. bakery fresh cinnamon roll flavor in every

you got gibbs, we feel gap gap. so i'm happy for to thank you for having a nice to meet you, and it is la roche. and this is dennis miller plus one. the. ah, is your media a reflection of reality? the in a world transformed what will make you feel safer? tyson, lation community you going the right way or are you being direct? what is true? what is faith in the world corrupted. you need to defend the join us in the depths. will remain in the shallows. ah ah, the eastern half of the united states. we're going to have billions, if not trillions of periodical cicada is interacting with tens of millions of human beings in their back yard. oh my god. obviously some of the cicadas do not have very high tolerance for alcohol because they are already passing out for 6 minutes. 400. i mean that's very satisfying. it's like you're watching down a street in a town and in the store and windows are negative in depressed. you tend to go into the store and buy those thoughts and take them home as if they're yours. in mindfulness, y

i'm a citizen of the red cliff band of wisconsin gibb way, and i've written extensively about boarding schools. my mother's experience, and many other native topics. good to have and i'm going to stop by, by showing our audience some pictures that promotional pictures for the carlo indian school in pennsylvania. i want you to look at these pictures i, i've been studying them for so long. on one side is the indigenous child, on the other side is what happened to them once they attended this residential school. the promotional pictures were put out there to raise the nations and the it's the 1st off reservation boarding school in the united states. the phrase kill the indian saved the man with famous re coined by the schools found a richard henry product. and you can see those pictures from your heart wrenching, you can see on one side coach or the other side, assimilation bodies pies where i want to start my car. this idea of a residential school, this us policy so blatant in what it was trying to do wasn't subtle. it wasn't secret, it was out there from your perspective, how do you see

you got gibbs, we feel gap gap. so i'm happy for to thank you for having a nice to meet you and it is la roche. and this is dennis miller plus one. 0, the join me every thursday and the alex summon show and i'll be speaking to guess in the world, the politics sport. business. i'm show business. i'll see you then. me this is your media a reflection of reality? in a world transformed what will make you feel safer type relation for community you going the right way or are you being that somewhere which direction? what is truth? what is faith in the world corrupted. you need to this end. the join us in the depths will remain in the shallows. ah ah, the eastern half of the united states, we're going to have billions, if not trillions of periodical cicada is interacting with tens of millions of human beings in their back yard. oh my god. obviously some of the cicadas do not have very high tolerance for alcohol because they are already passing out are 6 minutes to 400. a very satisfying it's like you're watching down a str

. >> former white house press secretary robert gibbs, always good to have him, my friend. very much. also this morning a whistle-blower has filed a complaint to congress detailing what he says is the poor treatment of migrant children in one of the biden administration's shelters. they were caring and they say that the they were reluctant to get help for medical children in need jewel yay is -- julia ainsley has more on the report. >> we were the first to obtain this report. some of the things these two whistle-blowers were saying is that they could not get clean clothes or underware. they didn't have anything to change into. they talked about children and stress. a child that was pleading profusely, and another had a panic attack. when they went to these contractors to try to get help they were told maybe that child doesn't need to be taken to the medical tent. it was a franchise of serve pro. they are the people who are often called in after disasters. they come in and they clean up. and we went there them. they said as soon as they found out they asked them to stop perf

like you do with gibbs and there's a whole range of them. and they, they're not just in terms of color. there are different materials to, it's called the cyber metal, minium steel, alum minion, with carbon fiber. on the surface. they're all the same rules. why 2? because at the same level, same way did anything thickness look like that's really important. like the only difference is in this particular javelin, according to the wind. but she got feeling ran personal techniques. and the vibration is also important with an javelin. that silent after all, there's a particular noise when you throw them. if this is going to give it a go up. and that involves absorbing one ton and wait javelin flowing might look straightforward, but it puts the body under enormous strain. and that to means specific training smooth uses a subtle and perhaps unexpected method. for years he'd been practicing his stance and stability on a slight line he, i suspect that it was pretty strict, but it's basically about having an amazing surface. it helps to train even the

and once the big flames are smothered, days of intricate work gibbs on hot spots. charred 360 around this house. but the house, perfect. >> yeah. the house is still standing. >> reporter: but 250 miles away in doyle, the local fire volunteers are devastated. and residents are worried they're at the beginning of what used to be the start of fire season. >> sara, this is so, so devastating. excellent reporting as usual. i know you'll stay on top of this story. thank you very, very much. to our viewers, thank you for watching. i'm wolf blitzer in "the situation room." you can always follow me on twitter and instagram. erin burnett "outfront" starts erin burnett "outfront" starts right now. -- captions by vitac -- www.vitac.com >>> "outfront," kevin mccarthy's idol, fearing the former president would stage a coup. plus, general mark milley with revelations about the final days in office. who is milley? why is he the favorite for a punching bag? >>> and a major stepback against covid. in los angeles county, a requirement to mask again. is the rest of the country going i

david gibbs. welcome to you both. they went in there.egations that the business owner was involved potentially in drug trafficking or money laundering, that kind of thing. people who rented boxes say that their stuff got cleaned out too. the plaintiff's attorney says the government's dragnet searches innocent people's private security boxes, the most outrageous fourth amendment abuse. it's like the government breaking into every apartment because the landlord was dealing drugs in the lobby. >> i hate civil forfeiture. it's abused around the country. it's a tool used as almost a piggy bank, taking assets of people accused of crimes and never returned. this is getting national attention because these are rich people in beverly hills. quite frankly it's a enterprise going on there and we are talking about defunding the police. one of their primary bargaining tools to get people to cooperate. 800 boxes. 250 will return. 359 in question. police are using those to get people to cooperate in this ongoing investigation. their wealth and their ac

erin gibbs, luke lloyd back with us. erin, take a look first at what is driving the market comeback. we made up all losses a couple days ago thus far. i'm wondering whether they're sort of resetting their big picture look that, every time you doubted this market or this has been a fall-off you've been richly rewarded if you don't give up on it? it happened again. eventually that might not work but it has been a pretty good method of that. how do you think it is playing out? >> you know this is a very short covid fear day that panicked investors. i think a lot of investors didn't understand the positive implications of lower oil prices even if it hurts the sectors, but once that information was fully digested investors were willing to come back in. ultimately they see the long term growth in the u.s. i'm sure we will have the panic days. there will be more ahead but it takes a couple days for the fear to ride out to see the bigger picture. neil: how do you look at this yourself, luke? i look at people like billionaire inv

fbi agent laurie gibbs was there. >> opens this up, and there's two guns.would show one of those guns killed mark hasse. and one more thing -- that bag those guns were in, it wasn't a bag at all. it was really a terrifying halloween mask. >> grim reaper-type halloween mask? >> exactly. >> kim williams said her husband wore it to conceal himself when he shot mark. >> and you can imagine the terror that was going through mark hasse when he recognized and heard the voice. >> she also told jurors that her husband had more mayhem in mind. >> judge ashworth. >> he wanted to kill a judge in a special way with a special weapon. >> with a crossbow. >> that's correct. >> kim williams said he also brewed up a concoction just for the judge. you may remember there was homemade napalm in pickle jars inside the storage unit. >> what was the napalm for? >> i guess to drive in an extra kind of [ bleep ] it was going to bore a hole in his stomach and pour it in. >> it's one thing to say, "well, eric williams did this, fine. but that his wife was along for the ride? >> you ca

let's go to erin gibbs, frances newton stacy, and francis, this run-up in prices has been particularlying airplane tickets and all of the travel, and all of that and i would imagine these developments on the energy front are going to make that even more expensive what do you see? >> so it's true. a lot of this of course is the opec, you know, opec and opec plus and the united arab emirate and saudi arabia didn't reach a deal on increasing production for those oil pressures, the pricing pressures , the inflationary pressures and of course it brings it back to the argument is inflation transitory, is it here to stay, and what have you. notably it did hit that high and most of the energy stocks and oil stocks are down pretty dramatically off that high, and so it looks like it was a little bit of a push on the news and we'll have to see if oil holds $ 73, $70 and where it falls back and if there's any major selling momentum or if it just sort of falls back into place with the global demand, as you say, increased travel, et cetera. neil: you think about it, erin, we've been kind of sanguine

also, robert gibbs, former white house press secretary as well as an msnbc political analyst. and jackie, author of "washington post's" power up newsletter. thank you all for being with us. jackie, let's start with you. has trump's delusion, which was in full display in that clip we just listened to, is his delusion becoming the gospel in the republican party? >> absolutely, claire. that's what we're seeing really from the loudest voices in the party. yes, you have people like congresswoman liz cheney, who would say, in her opinion, is on the right side of history when it comes to calling out the president for his repeated lies and calling out her members for the propagation of those lies about election fraud. but i think that we heard time and time again from other members of the party this has become a litmus test. speaking of president trump, former president trump, one thing minority leader kevin mccarthy has not taken into consideration when making the decision to pull all republicans from participating in this select committee. this is a president who is still deeply inv

robbie gibb has not commented directly on the financial times story, but newspaper said that a sourceiality this week with social media at its heart. it emerged recently as reported on news watch that a journalist had posted offensive tweets about israel and hitler three years previous to her employment there. on wednesday, she put out a statement saying that she had been dismissed from herjob and objecting to the decision and offering a heartfelt apology for posting without thinking. news watch contacted her when she had this. in my early 20s, social media was the only way to vent my helplessness and angen only way to vent my helplessness and anger. living under

like you do with gibbs. and there's a whole range of them. and they, they're not just in terms of color. there are different materials to, it's called the fiber metal, minium steel, alan minion with carbon fiber on the surface are all the same rules. why 2? because at the same level, same weight, same thickness, that's really important. the only difference is in this particular javelin, according to the wind machine. feeling the personal technique. and the vibration is also important that javelin is that silent after all. there's a particular noise when you throw them. this is going to give it a go up 1st. and that involves absorbing one ton and weight. javelin flowing might look straightforward, but it puts the body under enormous strain. and that to means specific training. uses a subtle and perhaps unexpected method is he's been practicing his stones and stability, honest, black line he, i suspect that it was pretty stick, but it's basically about having an even the surface to train even the smallest muscles and what's going on. so the key

we have erin gibbs, bellpointe's david nelson.efore we delve into the stock market where the best opportunities are, i want to get to everyone the read on the bond market. that is driving everything. erin, are you in the camp the action in the bond market saying hey, the economy, economic growth has peaked, if so can we enjoy a stock market rally with slower economic growth? >> yeah, absolutely and one i rarely say that the bond market is completely wrong, certainly on a day-to-day basis but this is a trend we've seen since april and they have been indicating this and we're not saying the connie isn't going to grow but will grow at a little slower pace. since we're coming off the pandemic it is natural we'll grow at slower pace as get back to some normalcy but yes, the market will grow. charles: david? >> of course -- looking at 60% quarter. the real question is what are we slowing down to? we are looking 10, 11% earnings growth for next year, gd p-4%. those are great numbers, and that would imply higher stock prices. all eyes on

very intimate relationship of trust with john glover in the adjuvant of that unit at the time caleb gibbs who later becomes in charge of the lifeguard or the commander-in-chief guard in this relationship is incredibly important, washington can trust these men at the most crucial inflection point of the war roots the american dunkirk that he places his entire trust on the shoulders of the marblehead insulator at trenton where john glover in washington asked glover can you bring us across the river and he said don't worry about that my boys have got it. and they had it he had the confidence, glover had the confidence in his men in washington had confidence in the marble headers, as i said earlier if washington was indispensable man of the revolution is the marble headers which were the indispensable men of thehe revolution. >> margo has a great question we would like to hear your thoughts onar it, the training what comes in the shaping the ability of wothis wonderful regimen was tht life experience was efficient in the extremes that they had coming in before the war broke out, how were they

at the time, caleb gibbs. he later becomes in charge of the lifeguard or commander-in-chief guard.relationship is incredibly important. washington can trust these men at the most crucial inflection point of the war. it's at the american dunkirk he places his entire trust on the shoulders of the marblehead men. pelham bay and its later trenton where washington asks lover can you bring us across the river? it's a story about that. my boys have got it. and they had it. he had that confidence in his, glover have the confidence in his men and washington had confidence in the marbleheaders. as i said earlier if washington was the indispensable man of the revolution it's the marbleheaders were the indispensable men of the revolution . >> margo has a great question that we should hear your thoughts on about the training. shaping the ability of this wonderful regiment . was it life experience? was it fishing? the experience they had coming in before the war broke out? how were they taught if there was more to it to be the regiment they became? >> the men had undergone training as a militia

. >>> five time emmy nominated actress marla gibbs received a star on the walk of fame today., the - arld h me the her her son stepped in to make sure she was okay. she was brought inside and came back outside for the official unveiling. she later told abc she was overwhelmed by the honor, but is fine now. she is best known for her role as florence johnson on the jeffersons. iconic. a sweet moment. that show was so popular when we were much younger. >> it was a great show, with a great cast, and she stood out. they were all fantastic, but she made the show. i am so glad to see her honored in this way and her health, i hope she is okay. >> that would be overwhelming for someone of any age. >> she looks great. >> she does. >> she has a star, she is living her best life. she had a hiccup today, that's okay. she got back out there. >> congratulations. >>> heinz ketchup is hoping to change something that has been a problem for a while. the packaging mismatch between hot dogs and buns. you see the hot dogs usually come in a pack of 10, while buns often come in packages of eight. hei

parallel in the sense that you have a bunch of people here, and i tell the story again of being in gibbs' office, i think you were there, were watching the rick santelli rant, and we were like this is nuts. you could tell there was something off putting like is this going to be a thing? and all those people that responded to that are like the people who responded to the leader, they have a bunch of grievances. they feel like the system itself is just corrupted and institutions can't be trusted. and a black guy is president. so there's a racialized trigger there too. i think that that was what drove politics, the whole time we were in government, at home and abroad. abroad you could feel -- you mentioned those leaders, like they started to fall, like, you know, brexit in the u.k., like merkel is the only one who kind of survived. the movement was in the direction of populism and nationalism and more assertive russia and china. i say in the book what could we have done differently? and i am sure there are some things. i think there was such a momentum to this backlash, to america, to democ

gibbs: mr. speaker, i request the yeas and nays. i request the yeas and nays. the speaker pro tempore: pursuant to section 3-s of house resolution 8, the yeas and nays are ordered. members will record their votes by electronic device. [captioning made possible by the national captioning institute, inc., in cooperation with the united states house of representatives. any use of the closed-captioned coverage of the house proceedings for political or commercial purposes is expressly prohibited by the u.s. house of representatives.] the speaker pro tempore: for what purpose does the gentleman from california seek recognition? mr. aguilar: mr. speaker, as the member designated by mr. ruiz, pursuant to h.res. 8, i inform the house that mr. ruiz will vote no on the motion to recommit. the speaker pro tempore: for what purpose does the gentleman from florida seek recognition? mr. mast: mr. speaker, as the member designated by mr. young of arizona, pursuant to h.res. 8 -- mr. young of alaska, pursuant to h.res. 8, i inform the house that mr. young will vote yea on the m

so robbie gibb hasn't commented directly on the financial times story.ut a statement saying that she had been dismissed from herjob and objecting to the decision and offering a heartfelt apology for posting without thinking. last year, the bbc commissioned an independent review into this whole area headed by richard, formerly a director of global news of the bbc and now only a couple of weeks ago newsnight was enter emily maitlis was reprimanded by the bbc�*s executive complaints unit after she was retweeted a post from piers morgan asking... the last year the bbc commissioned an independent review into this area headed by richard sambrook. formally herself director of news at the bbc and now professor ofjournalism at cardiff university and he me now. thank you for coming on newswatch. should bbcjournalists not just be on social media or is there a clear line that they can stay the correct side of? is unrealistic to suggest that they should be on social media at all because social media has such a big place in our public consciousness in public debate. b

. >> section 230 it's called and that gibbs them immunity, that gives them protection.es. they're getting the biggest subsidy and you can call it that. they're getting the biggest subsidy that any company has ever gotten from a government. i mean, they're immune from so many different things but they're not immune from this lawsuit. maria: so james, could this help the president's case and let me tell you, is not just about treating covid. let's not forget the origins of covid-19. we all know that all the circumstantial evidence has pointed to a leak from a lab, the wuhan lab, and yet social media censored that as well. likely on the direction of the government. james: yes. this does help his case. i would expect the jen psaki transcript will be part of his team's next legal filing because you recall in the earlier filing he cites senators like richard blumenthal threatening facebook and other companies with penalties if they don't do what he wants in terms of publication policy. so you could say, well, that's one lawmaker, differences of opinion. here we have jen psaki

your wife in maine, i want to tell i, you gave us a gift, it keeps on givgs mika listens to the andy gibbrd in the 100 meter freestyle. poised to bring home what is his strongest event, 100 meter fly matching, olympic record in the preliminary heat moments ago. women's gymnastics individual all around finals is still under way. american suni lee in the mix for medal contention. we'll be watching. and joining us now, sports journalist carrie champion and kenny main, cohosts of tokyo tonight on peacock. your nightly destination of olympic highlights, interviews, and the game's biggest story lines. >> kenny has the same bald eagle tattoo on his shoulder and chest we saw the olympic swimmer with the gold medal have. so carrie, we have been it seems americans have been transfixed by one story obviously, extraordinarily compelling story, but at the same time there are a lot of olympians doing a great job out there, winning medals, and seeing their dreams come true every day in tokyo. how is the u.s. doing, how is team usa doing, what have you been inspired by thus far? >> you know what, i think

consistent with practice, we'll gibb with two to one questioning ratio, ms. benning. >> thank you, mr. chairman and thank you, mr. secretary, for being with us. it's great to see you and thank you for the work that you and your staff have been doing already on so many important issues, and for preparing the team budget. i'm particularly pleased by the kidney x, a public-private partnership to accelerate intervention in prevention, diagnosis and treatment of kidney diseases. more than 37 million americans are living with kidney diseases and nearly 800,000 suffer from kidney failure, which is an incurable disease which requires dialysis every two days to stay alive and only cured by kidney transplant. kidney disease can be extremely debilitating, causing patients to leave the work force or die prematurely and the cost is medicare is substantial. nearly a quarter of all medicare spending is on kidney disease management. sadly kidney disease disproportionately affect communities of color. 33% of americans living on dialysis, one striking example of the health dis

hello this is david gibbs hi everybody how's everybody doing?ted to comment on larry, he was my partner on the weekend and this was for ten years. ñ?ñ? out. they're always patting him on the back asking him for directions. her tummy bent over to change a garbage can somebody would be there and he would be pointing where to go and everything like that. he did love that car, under miss seeing him drive up and down with it. also his laugh, he had this laugh where he would open his mouth but nothing would come out and i always thought i was making him mad but he was laughing. no sound was coming out tonight as larry are you alright? you say i'm laughing! yes, he like to talk sports and here he was quite the football player in his day. but he taught me a lot and he showed me everything and gave me a lot of knowledge about stuff and helps me with things and i'm really going to miss him. thank you. >> [kimberly brandon, president]. thank you so much. is there any one else you would like to comments? if there are no other comments will move on to the co