vast film history, the tom hanks has never done a western until now ridge is the latest is called news of the world based on the popular novel set just after the civil war, captain jefferson kyle kidd now travels from small town to small town and ford i'm will read newspapers for people who have no access or simply cannot read along the trail discovers and demand an orphan girl whose parents were murdered says mission becomes delivery or to surviving relatives 400 miles away. beautifully shot in new mexico in real life the bigness and beauty of news of the world is counterbalanced by the white knuckling moments of this dangerous journey and also by the intimate performances. thanks. >>a young german actress selena single to strangers from different worlds unsure of what the unexpected detour will hold for them. it's also interesting to see how much things haven't changed. >>this what sort of the old west reads news to small-town folks along the way we don't like hearing some of the headlines and react the same

uh... >> hank has no idea what's going on around here. ere is merchandise that's been here since hank's dad was running the place. how do you keep track of all this stuff? do you have a good inventory system? >> we have a book that we go along with. >> handwritten? >> oh, yes. >> so none of this stuff is in a computer or any sort of inventory system? >> no. no. >> wow. when you have inventory sit around for years and years, while it's depreciating, it's just like burning money. is there a location in l.a.? >> there was. >> when did this one close? >> ten years ago. >> you closed ten years ago and you haven't taken it off yet? now where's the phone number? or who do you call? >> i didn't like having the phone number on it. >> you don't want anybody to call? >> mm-mm. >> no, 'cause that would mean business would go up and you'd have to work harder. >> right, and then i'd have to work more and buy more flowers. >> okay. >> yeah. >> hank is so lax about how he runs his company he can't even be bothered with putting a simple phone number on his

read the news from across this great it's hard to imagine that in his vast film history, the tom hanks has never done a western until now his latest is called news of the world, it's based on the popular novel set just after the civil war, captain jefferson kyle kidd now travels from small town to small town and ford i'm will read newspapers for people who have no access or simply cannot read along the trail discovers and demand an orphan girl whose parents were murdered says mission becomes delivery or to surviving relatives 400 miles away. beautifully shot in new mexico in real life, the bigness and beauty of news of the world is counterbalanced by the white knuckling moments of this dangerous journey and also by the intimate performances. thanks. >>a young german actress selena single to strangers from different worlds unsure of what the unexpected detour will hold for them. it's also interesting to see how much things haven't changed. >>this what sort of the old west reads news to small-town folks along the way who don't like hearing some of the headlines and react the same way that so

read the news from across this great it's hard to imagine that in his vast film history, the tom hanks has never done a western until now his latest is called news of the world based on the popular novel set just after the civil war, captain jefferson kyle kidd now travels from small town to small town and ford i'm will read newspapers for people who have no access or simply cannot read along the trail he discovers and demand an orphan girl whose parents were murdered says mission becomes delivery or to surviving relatives 400 miles away. beautifully shot in new mexico in real life the bigness and beauty of news of the world is counterbalanced by the white knuckling moments of this dangerous journey and also by the intimate performances of thanks. >>a young german actress selena single to strangers from different worlds unsure of what the unexpected detour will hold for them. it's also interesting to see how much things haven't changed. >>this what sort of the old west reads news to small-town folks along the way we don't like hearing some of the headlines and react the same way that some

read the news from across this great it's hard to imagine that in his vast film history, the tom hanks has never done a western until now his latest is called news of the world, it's based on the popular novel set just after the civil war, captain jefferson kyle kidd now travels from small town to small town and for a dime or read newspapers for people who have no access or simply cannot read along the trail he discovers and demand an orphan girl whose parents were murdered says mission becomes delivery or to surviving relatives 400 miles away. beautifully shot in new mexico in real life the bigness and beauty of news of the world is counterbalanced by the white knuckling moments of this dangerous journey and also by the intimate performances of thanks. >>a young german actress selena single to strangers from different worlds unsure of what the unexpected detour will hold for them. it's also interesting to see how much things haven't changed. >>this what sort of the old west reads news to small-town folks along the way we don't like hearing some of the headlines and react the same way that

read the news from across this great it's hard to imagine that in his vast film history, the tom hanks hasever done a western until now his latest is called news of the world, it's based on the popular novel set just after the civil war, captain jefferson kyle kidd now travels from small town to small town and ford i'm will read newspapers for people who have no access or simply cannot read along the trail he discovers and demand an orphan girl whose parents were murdered says mission becomes delivery or to surviving relatives 400 miles away. beautifully shot in new mexico in real life the bigness and beauty of news of the world is counterbalanced by the white knuckling moments of this dangerous journey and also by the intimate performances of thanks. >>a young german actress selena single to strangers from different worlds unsure of what the unexpected detour will hold for them. it's also interesting to see how much things haven't changed. >>this what sort of the old west reads news to small-town folks along the way we don't like hearing some of the headlines and react the same way that s

read the news from across this great it's hard to imagine that in his vast film history, the tom hanks hasw his latest is called news of the world. >>based on the popular novel set just after the civil war, captain jefferson kyle kidd now travels from small town to small town and ford i'm will read newspapers for people who have no access or simply cannot read along the trail discovers and demand an orphan girl whose parents were murdered says mission becomes delivery or to surviving relatives 400 miles away. beautifully shot in new mexico in real life the bigness and beauty of news of the world is counterbalanced by the white knuckling moments of this dangerous journey and also by the intimate performances of thanks. >>a young german actress selena single to strangers from different worlds unsure of what the unexpected detour will hold for them. it's also interesting to see how much things haven't changed. >>this what sort of the old west reads news to small-town folks along the way we don't like hearing some of the headlines and react the same way that some do now to today's news readers

pomroy your service has not -- pomroy, your service has gone unnotice. hank you for helping me do my best. dave, who served as my chief of staff through good times and invaluable asset and friend. haley brady is as competent as she is great. big thank you to my legislative team without whom the legislative accomplishments helped.t have bjorn.- eli, my right hand on everything agriculture. jacele, my friend and confident who spearheaded the china task and helped with complex policy issues. was my go-to for policy. district loves and appreciates. since i een with me started my run for congress and his strategic leadership has success.luable to my kay has made the most of her ime in my office and exhibited incredible talent. ben, without whom i have not gotten this far, thank you. thank you for talking me into this craziness. and your leadership in guiding beautiful and treacherous passage. chris, thank you. our counsel has been invaluable. and to the cloakroom, thank you for putting up with me these last two years. to my congressional olleagues, where there are

the 1st country in the world where jobs are actually going to go into arms and that hank of the health secretary has said that 50 hospitals are already ready so as early as next week the vaccinations would start and those people who work in the health service are going to be fast in line also care home rather than the residence of the most vulnerable and after that it's going to be into an age groups so starting from the oldest in the population alongside with those who have underlying health conditions so again those who are very vulnerable now the u.k. is forward 40000000 doses of the vaccine so that's not enough to inoculate the whole population but where i think everyone in the u.k. and across the world is hoping that other vaccines will be approved soon from other companies and other glamor it's in the next weeks and months a hopefully this will be the start of a big rollout program for the whole world. to london and i thank you. we can get more from matthew more from d.w. business welcome matthew so was this decision expected well i think it was a surprise it will always come as a surprise i m

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to look forward to next week savannah got the chance to sit down one on one with her friend tom hanks. he hasthey're besties now. that's happening >> what a shot, oprah has the best-looking zoom ever. >> always. >> of course >> carson, you are going to shine a light on an incredible woman in your digital mind matters. tell us about it >> thank you for that. we have veteran kelsey sheerran. she is so cool. she served in the canadian army four years including a deployment to afghanistan. she like many vets struggle with ptsd when she came home, looking for a way to cope she started crafting these bracelets from gun shells as treatment. it turned art therapy into a successful business we have her story on today.com. mind matters is our mental health and wellness series, so we invite you to check that out >> look forward to that carson, thanks >> mr. roker, you have a check of the weather? >> show you what we've got. looking at the weekend for tomorrow it's going to be cold in the northeast, milder in the mid-atlantic, storms in the gulf. heavy rain in the pacific northwest. then sunday, sunday l

history, two ar culture and how the ften merge in ways that defy simplified separation. .hanks for the class it has by national captioning institute] [captions copyright national cable satellite corp. 2020] >> lesson to lectures in history the go. you are watching american 3.tory tv on c-span > sunday on reel america jacquelin canada's asian journey welcome cumenting her long tour of india and pakistan 1962. preview. > this is the monument the son of the son built. a garden of cypress, a pool of dome of pure marble. marble screen d the body of mbed his dead wife. three centuries have gone by year by year, hour by hour. the sky of india touching to the ortality of the tomb of emperor's wife. the taj mahal. and to tkdeath.ve monument is ancient that flows d river along its bank. to the life of india itself. the holy city of temples to the sacred river and nearby where the lord preached first sermon more than 2,000 ears ago come millions of pilgrims and friends. the immense and sprawling life people eminder that the of india form within-sixth of world.ithin-sixth of the peoples of the world.thin-sixth

department the treasury hank began in july but cyber experts think the overall operation started months earlier a malicious code was hidden in software updates on government computers. rwanda has sent troops to the central african republic and mids an escalation in violence the country's heading to the polls on sunday rebels backed by foreign presence. of attempting to stage a coup. you update now with all the headlines we're back with another full news bulletin for you that's with us. it's 10 years since the arab spring countries across the middle east a decade on from the past uprising we'll look at the legacy of the revolution. join us as we assess the changes in the that's come on the middle east and north africa . on al-jazeera.

hanks. >> stephen: jon batiste, everybody. thank you, jon. >> jon: yes, indeed. ♪ da-dee-da >> stephen: my guest this evening is a great big movie star who hasto "a late show," tom hanks! hello, tom. >> hey, steve. how are you? >> stephen: i'm doing-- i'm doing okay. it's-- i'm in the office now. last time you saw me, i was at home. i'm-- >> you know, i've been talking to your crack staff. i'm a little disturbed by this dual office thing you have. >> stephen: what? >> because i just read-- i just read that putin-- that's right, that putin-- has two identical offices, one in the kremlin in moscow, and then one on the beach down on the black sea. and so no one really knows is he at work? is he in the work office? or is he-- is he down there? it strikes me as a very, you know, despotic thing to do to have two offices. so we don't even know where you are. >> stephen: you don't know if this is the real stephen colbert or if it's my body double. >> you could have a guy that sort of looks like you with the bad hair and the whole bit and a couple of prosthetics -- >> stephen: you had to go for the ear. baldy! ( laughter ) >> oh, man, i wish i had so

>>hank you very much for that update. the world health organizion hasthe country should not be punished for transpantly sharing the new scientificid findings of c9. this comes after a chinese citizen journalists who reported on the early stages of the pandemic and will haunt was -- in wuhan was sentenced to four years in jail. >> tense scenes preceded his court appearance. access to the hearing was prohibited for journalists and members of the public, including >> i feel extremely sad. howou long can thisry, this people, this tragedy carry-on for? >> in february, he traveled to wuhan to report on the chaotic early stages of the coronavirus outbreak. blending activism with journalism, she focused on the failings of the government's response to the pandemic. it was not the first time she had come into conflicts with the authorities and she knew it was sky. >>aybe i have a rebelliou soul. i'm just documenting the truth. >> she'sow then sentenced to four years in prison for provoking trouble, crime used to silencnt dissis in china. lawyers say that she will

grateful for all who worked on the eidl, on the debt relief program, in particular my team who has helped lead that. .hankou the debt relief initiative really has made a lasting difference, and i think we should extend it, but i just wanted to make sure that we drill down on just a few of these issues. small business owners across my state from warren station, a family-owned business, to eat clean, which is a full-service relatively new startup juice bar i recently visited in wellington, have seen on the ground the reality of what the dramatic drop in employment and profitability and opportunity has meant for small business employees and small business owners during the course of this pandemic. i. williams, if i might, wanted to thank you for the way the opportunity finance network has been an engaged and effective advocate, particularly on behalf of those who make access to credit or possible, for minority serving institutions. two frequent concerns from very small business owners related to the complexity of applying for forgiveness and the tax consequences -- i know these have been covered by other mem

next up, tom hanks, and the actor, he has been down in australia filming the new elvis biopic in whichortray colonel tom parker. >> okay. >> check out, check out this horrible. do you see that! look at that thing. >> wait, wait. sit down. >> oh! >> i just scared the children. i want to apologize. >> we almost missed it there he was a little too high at least none of us have to do that for work. >> craig could pull it off. >> and some could argue that al has to do that. >> i don't know if i could, but why didn't he go with the bald head mask that some people use for roles. i guess he wanted to -- >> well, he is a method actor. >> clearly. stepping into the role. >> all right. next up, new year's day for most of us, we can agree it could not come soon enough, and new year's is coming with the annual rose parade special right here on nbc. the two-hour special has been of course like everything else reimagined this year it is going to feature celebrity guests and musical performances and of course, the beautiful flowers. hoda and al are going to be hosting the special once again, but let's

eight years, at a projected cost of close to $400 million, the museum has had support from the likes of steven spielberg and tom hanksll kinds of other art forms. and so i think to understand it, you have to approach it in many different ways. so we have theatres where films can be seen in their original format, as they were meant to be seen. we have exhibition spaces on three different floors, and project spaces for new work that actually takes cinema into the future. so the whole thing just flows together. covering six storeys and 300,000 square feet, the building's focal point will be a striking rooftop terrace. the building is still under construction, but the view — definitely ready to go. amazing, we are at the top now, on the dolby terrace, and we are looking out over hollywood. it is opening night, the first guests walk in, they have their experience and they leave — what do you hope they say to each other? the first is, i hope they understand and talk about film history. i feel like it is disappearing a little from our memory. and now is the time to really save it, to save the legacy of film forfuture genera

department the treasury hank began in july but cyber experts think the overall operation started months earlier a malicious code was hidden in software updates on government computers. rwanda has sent troops to the central african republic and mids an escalation in violence the country's heading to the polls on sunday rebels backed by foreign presence. of attempting to stage a coup. you update now with all the headlines we're back with another full news bulletin for you that's with us. it's 10 years since the arab spring countries across the middle east a decade on from the past uprising we'll look at the legacy of the revolution. join us as we assess the changes in the that's come on the middle east and north africa . on al-jazeera. morning morrow morning for you doing are you felt good. when you read. the 3rd chance. and nervous ol will but. don't play a little finger sensor tell your fingers but i haven't been to syria for probably 30 years i'm fortunate that i was able to come over here and to going to medical field i think it was footage of a father carrying his son with his arm completely empty to that's what they actually instigated me to contact the syrian american med

hank you for your time today. paul dobson, an analyst in venezuela. —— thank you. england's first one—day—international against south africa hasbers of the england team's hotel staff tested positive for coronavirus. the game in paarl was due to be played on friday, but was abandoned after a unnamed south african player tested positive. sunday's game was called off just 30 minutes before the game was due to start. the cricket correspondent for the daily mirror dean wilson is in paarl and said after playing many games in the uk without a positive test result, some of the players might be questioning the safety of the matches. for the second time, we have had matches called off on the morning of the game. some high—level talks are currently ongoing, discussing the future. in the first instance it was a south african player, we understand, who tested positive and the first game was postponed. now today, we have reports of two members of hotel staff where the two teams are sharing and two members of the england touring party also testing positive for coronavirus. they are having those england tour party tests verified. at the momen

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hanks so much for taking my question. i i wanto ask about delivery to rural areas. the focus has been a larger medical centers in this first week. when you anticipate theyill get out to less populs areas? >> i reference it back to the states where we are enabling the states plans in their priorities and distribution. we can deliver to any place but that there is an enrolled vaccine provider, that is quite frankly as we did the math is throughout all of our states, territories and megacities. so the capacity exists to do that. many states are already engaging and working with partners like cvs, walgreens and 17 other key pharmacies to help them expand. but at the end of day we are enabling their ability or their plant execute their priorities. >> and elizabeth, just on your question about world distribution. again the governors are in charge in terms of where they tell us to ship to. one misconception i getsked a lot about the media is a fisa vaccine and the ultra low cold chain around that. i which is light, the vice president and i met with governor mcmaster and his health commi

has now expired. i now call on mr. palmer. >>hank you, madam chairman, and i do want to express my condolences to my friend and colleague, mr. rbanes, you're in myprayers, especially this time of year. and i lost my dad in 2012 and i ink about him often and i hope, and i know you do. you're going to have many fond memories, but you will miss him. >> thank you very much, i appreciate it. thank you. >> mr. stier, are you aware of previous precedence set by decratnd circumstances on legally contested elections. the last timing, i'm not sure if you're talking about the 2000 election. the last time the 2000 election and it had real consequence. we've already heard about the 9/11 report itself. you know, if you look at the numbers, 1200 senate confirmed positions, president obama was the high water mark of getting his senior team in place inhe first 100 days able to get 69 in, that's, now, that's the high water mark, but president bush in light of the shoened transition perio was only able to get half that number in in thfirst 100 days. so

pomroy your service has not -- pomroy, your service has gone unnotice. hank you for helping me do my best. dave, who served as my chief of staff through good times and invaluable asset and friend. haley brady is as competent as she is great. big thank you to my legislative team without whom the legislative accomplishments helped.t have bjorn.- eli, my right hand on everything agriculture. jacele, my friend and confident who spearheaded the china task and helped with complex policy issues. was my go-to for policy. district loves and appreciates. since i een with me started my run for congress and his strategic leadership has success.luable to my kay has made the most of her ime in my office and exhibited incredible talent. ben, without whom i have not gotten this far, thank you. thank you for talking me into this craziness. and your leadership in guiding beautiful and treacherous passage. chris, thank you. our counsel has been invaluable. and to the cloakroom, thank you for putting up with me these last two years. to my congressional olleagues, where there are

hanks is magnificent. it's hard finding your way home. it wil judge jeanine: finally tonight thank you so much for watching, christmas has come and gone ands a great one, i know it is different this year end everything was differentif this year but we have to thank god that we are still here and we have the hope that jobs will come back, i am here fighting for you as i do every saturday night, i want so much for america to be prosperousro and strong the way our founding fathers intended her. you can still buy my book, don't lie to me i'm tired of their lies, i'm jeanine pirro, signing off tonight. this fed name the suspect and nashville just an hour ago saint anthony quinn warner acted alone and died in the massive explosion, good evening i'm jon scott and this is the "fox report". ♪. jon: officials are looking into possible motives for the bombing during the news conference last hour they said dna found at the blast site matches with the fbi and atf found yesterday in a raid on warner's home in antioch tennessee, 10 miles southeast of where parked rv detonated at 6:30 a.m. in music city downtown area right outside

tom: good update. ,hank you so much, and again i can't tell you what the essential services have done here, just to witness it in the confined space. it hasly extraordinary to see this year. lisa: you were talking about other cities across the united states and their public chance predation, and it remind me of austin. there are some any businesses moving to austin, and one of the big challenges is that it doesn't have a sophisticated public transportation system, and the traffic has been a real concern. in november, they approved a $7.1 billion plan, but it just raises this issue. on theh of a cap expansion of these large cities is going to be based on the public transportation networks that are or are not available? tom: huge story. i enjoyed sitting in portland, oregon's traffic jam 18 months or so ago. on that austin, texas is front and center. dow futures up 57. boredom rains in the bond market. why? lisa: i don't know. that is classic, right? people are looking at the fed to cap any potential upside moving yields, and on the downside, there's a cap because people are exciting inflation to pick up. same story, same consensus. say, ar

reminder, this dashboard has ever existed in our lifetime to do this type of national view to mission command execution from development, trials, nufacturing and final distribution. >>hank you. next question, please >> thank you. waington time. >> thank you for the call. inow it is earlyut have you had any problems yet that would require to preserve 500,000 doses? give a rough estimate of how many people mig be vaccinated with natnwide today. >> absolutely no situations that's required me to tap into safety stock so we have managed that hourly, daily, weekly accordingly. i don't know what the uptick would be. >> 2.9 million doses this week, that is going to be a matter of progress of the different sites for administration and how quickly they are able to administer vaccines so it's possible to protect that number for this week. >> next question, please. >> next question is from alisha. >> thank you for taking my question. my question follows up on the last one a little bit, i am wondering if you can tell us if there plans to hold back any moderna vaccines. >> there is. it is the same situation. its two different vaccines. the two vaccis have to be treated separely. firs

one that we talk about the most, t's interesting, a sense of urgency has been on the coast guard for several years now. that the hankful result of the leadership here, and this subcommittee and the of the administration, we're moving forward with recapitalizing. the longest journey starts with step and we're on the step. senator lee: federal law usually prohibits the use of foreign shipyards for the construction f coast guard vessels or major components of coast guard vessels. no secret that finland has boasted that they can build an ice breaker within two years and they could do it for less than $300 million. undoubtedly, we need, for the stated, hat you've quite persuasively, we need to with china ompete and with russia, and this regime particular. in order to accelerate our acquisition, based on our needs do you acquisition, think congress ought to consider in a limited manner sort of general g the prohibition on foreign shipbuilding? in other words, would or could, granting some limited to our nato partners and friendly arctic that s, to help -- is something that could help the coast guard acquiring the to getlity

has to offer. efficiency, and transparency. radewagen hank ms. rrs. and ms. hueoulahan for working together in this bipartisan solution. lastly, i would like to take a moment to thank the ranking ember, mr. chabot, for his outstanding service on the small business committee. mr. speaker, mr. chabot and i ave led this committee through congresses, each of us spending equal time as chair and ranking member. hroughout it all, he's been an incredible partner, working closely with me in good times bad. over the course of our tenure, scores of pherd bipartisan bills through the house, giving small businesses to capital, counseling, and federal contracts. numerous oversight hearings to make sure s.b.a. operating re effectively and efficiently for small businesses. which party held the white house. work very well together. you may ask what is the secret our success, especially times.these polarizing and i will point to representative chabot, who is as committed to public service as i am. and workslitics aside with democrats and republicans to solve problems. it hite

has to snuff out cases as they emerge. they seem to be coming under testing,hanks to mass surveillance and contact tracing.area near the airport where it is flaring and where these cases have emerged. juliette: we continue to see virus cases emerge -- japan banning the entry of foreigners until the end of january. emma: japan's situation has become more challenging so they are shutting out all foreign travelers and making japanese to the country undergo a 14 day quarantine. they are very concerned about a mutated strain of the virus coming from the united kingdom. 900 cases elsewhere. and the so-called positive rate which is regarded as the best way to determining whether a place is testing a enough has also jumped up to about 8% from under 5% in tokyo. the u.k. expected to approve the astrazeneca vaccine this week. .his is less onerous asia could be a big beneficiary. >> and much more traditional vaccine in terms of its development than the high-tech mrna vaccines that require the deep-freeze temperatures which could be much more challenging in developing countries. india most.nefit it is indicated that t

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point of all of this hank ering, politicicin, back and forth for a bill that no one is really happy with and that came past the 11th hour. we're at like the 13th hour right now. what has been going on in congress? i don't mean to sound off on you as if it is entirely your fault, but what is going on in congress that this took so long and then yielded a bill that no one seems to be happy with, really happy with? >> the house passed the heroes act about six months ago, half a year ago. it's not what's been going on but what's not been going on. mitch mcconnell sat on the house passed bill. he sat on it and said let the states and counties take their bankruptcy. and then he said unless i get liability reform, make sure corporations don't have to create a safe workplace, held not responsible. he sat on not negotiating for months and months and months. it was a group of bipartisan lawmakers who said we really need to get something going here and mitch mcconnell finally woke up to the fact that there are millions of people out there who need this help. yes, it's urgently needed. about time, i say. this is just a bridge. we'll need to do a lot more because this bill takes ca

hank you, gail, for your hard work, dedication, and service, and enjoy your retirement. to speaker, i rise today recognize mr. dave bailey who has years for the chief of the administrative officer by supporting members' offices with needs.ts of technology dave has been a frequent visitor to our office to help me and my computers anytime that we had an issue. he also played a critical role ensuring our office was ready o telework as retransitioned our lives online at the start of this pandemic. simply put, we would not be able our jobs without people like dave bailey. not isappointed i will share my well wishes with dave in person, but i wanted to take thank him unity to for his three decades of service and for all the help that he's office. me and my dave, be well, and enjoy your much-deserved retirement. this week we reached a truly incredible against in the fight coronavirus. on monday, the first covid-19 accine developed by pfizer was administered, and today the f.d.a. is meeting to approve the moderna vaccine. the timeline of vaccine development was made possible by operation warp speed. t is truly a modern medical miracle.

hank you for the question. we spoke abo this in detail during my confirmation hearing and between now ando then. looking into this the devastating destruction of hurricane florence you all has been wonderful to offset our sses we can rebuild the structures as you know many bases old and antiquated impulse before there wer codes in place to ensure the buildings uld withstand hurricanes of a certain verity or ant earthquake. we are in the process of developing the plants and installations are working on those that if there any specific threats it is important as w go forward because we can be ready force to bsure we are operating from bases that are resilien and the homes on those bases that the defendants live have a personal impact have the ability to sustain damage as well. >> do you know when these plans are likely to be done? >> i'm unsatisfied right now. and dealing with the rising water table as an example and then naval academy so we are reactive and not proactive. i owe you a better answer for the navy in a of the secretary of better answer as well. >> we advertise those that we had to do first like camp lejeune ere we had to rebuild every contract in the last 18 mon

think there's some truism to what hank paulson said look, when it comes to innovation and technology, things like ai, 5g, the fourth industrial revolution, the u.s. hasompete, stay competitive, in fact, win in some of these spaces so i would put a lot of my focus and attention there. i know that's a big political issue about bringing jobs back, manufacturing type jobs, and i understand that politically, but i think the real space here to compete with china is in these new technology spaces and making sure that they're not robbing us through laboratory espionage and corporate espionage, so i would focus very heavily on the fourth industrial revolution spaces that i just spoke about, the innovations. the innovation space. >> fair enough we appreciate your perspective thank you. >> thank you for having me. >> another day, another spac, former nyse president and the ceo of this one called par pefak not far point. tom farley joins us with the lessons he's learned since going public next. >>> and take a look at the shares of docusign, they are higher this morning after reporting better than expected earnings we're going to talk to the company's ceo about t

has a great interview with bryan cranston. he shared how during filming he and his wife tested positive for covid, and bryan then found himself in an interesting competition with tom hanksw is your aim, ron >> all right, i guess. after a while, the strength of your antibodies in the plasma weakens. and you know, not that it's a competition or anything, but i said, you know, how many times was tom able to donate plasma? you know, from his antibodies. they said he came in a couple times. only two, huh? i did four but you know, it's not a competition. >> who's counting? you can see more of willie's interview with bryan cranston, and we're back with more on a friday morning after your local news >>> good morning to you. it's 8:56. i'm marcus washington. here's a look at the bay area county operating under full-time stay-at-home orders. at midnight tonight, sonoma county will join the five other counties in purple and it will leave napa, soleano and san mateo as the only holdouts. this means all indoor/ut door dining will be banned. bars and wineries have to close as well as hair salons and barber shops. grocery stores will be limited to a max num 35% capacity. >>> happening

administration has proposed eliminating this ritical program year after year, i'm grateful for the work of my colleague from new york, for his an paul tonko, leadership on thissi issue and hank chairman grijalva and the committee for bringing this legislation to the floor. support the national heritage area program and continuing to communities' beauty and with that i yield back the balance of my time. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman yields back. hawaii is an from recognized. mr. case: mr. speaker, i urge my colleagues to support this legislation and yield back the time.ce of my the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman from hawaii yields back the balance of his time. is, members, will the house suspend the rules and pass the bill h.r. 1049, as amended. those in favor say aye. those opposed, no. in the opinion of the chair, 2/3 having responded in the the rules are suspended, the bill is passed, and without objection, the motion to reconsider is laid on the table. for what purpose does the gentleman from hawaii seek recognition? mr. case: mr. speaker, i move house suspend the rules and pass the bill h.r. 1 -- s. 199. the speaker pro tempore: the clerk will report the tit