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his name was robert hansen. he first joined the fbi in 1976 it moved up fast from the new york field office where he was first hired, two fbi headquarters in washington d.c.. and the part of the fbi that he worked on, in this area of specialty, was the part of the fbi that kept tabs on russia. they kept tabs on russia specifically running spies inside this country. hansen worked that part of the fbi that kept track of spying operations that the soviet union was running here in the u.s., targeting us. he wore an fbi counter intelligence. the part of the fbi that watched russian spies and try to stop them here in america. and among other, things that meant that he knew a lot about russian spying operations in the united states. more than almost anybody else in the country. but that means we need essential to become our oceans by the united states. he knew exactly where to go, to and how to do it. it was only at the fbi for about three years. he don't the fbi in 1976 to 1979, they think he was on the russian payrol

hansen. mr. flch? >> thank you, mr. chief justice. may i please thecot. for more than a century, congre h made it a crime to encourage oin certain immigration offenses. mr. hseviolated that statute inducing non citizens to resi ithe unitedtas illegally. so that he could take the money and a fraudulent citizenship scheme. no one suggests that conduct was -- to facially invalidate this long-standing statute by giving the words encourage and induce their broadest possible meeting and sweeping in wide spots of protected speech. we haven't argued that the statue early constitutional if you disrupt that broadl our position is that this action epot and should not be read that way. everyone agrees that in criminal law, the terms encourage and induce our terms of art that can refer narrowly to aiding in abetted on lawful activity. as nine dg explain below, tex context and history n confirm that the words carry that traditional meetings in the context of section 13 20. for >> at theerleast, it is a pla

versus hansen. mr. fletcher. >> for more than aenry congress made it a crime to encourage oinduce certain immigration offenses. mr. hansen violated the statute by encouraging noncitizens to reside in the u.s. illegally so he could take his -- their money in a fraudulent citizenship scheme. no one suggests th cduct was protected by the first minute. the ninth circuit invoked a doctrine by givg e words encourage and induce the brde possible meaning sweeping in wide swaths of protected speech. we have not argued the statute would be constitutional iit swept that broadly. our position is the statute need not and shou n be read that way. everyone agrees that in criminal law the terms encouraged and induced can refer narrowly to facilitating or aiding and abetting activity. as nine dissentingudges explained below, text, context, and history confirmed the words carrd eir traditional meaning. at least, that is a plausible lead to the statute that ought to be adopted. prohibitions on soliciting or facilitating b

history, robert hansen arrested in virginia in 2001, after making one final drop for the russians.his morning, officials say the infamous former spy was found dead in his cell a maximum security prison in colorado. he was 79. for more than two decades, robert hansen sold troves of the nation's secrets to the soviet union and later to russia. he used aliases, ramon garcia, jim bakker, and to his russian handlers, just dear friend. the pay million dollars in bank funds and diamonds. >> the person who was investigated, arrested, and charged is one of our own. >> and the consequences were deadly. officials say hansen gave the kgb the identity of one of america's best intelligence sources inside the soviet military, later executed by his country. he also revealed to the soviets how the u.s. had penetrated their satellite transmissions, more than 6,000 classified documents in all. after he was captured, hansen faced the death penalty for his crimes, but cut a deal, pleading guilty to 15 counts of espionage, sentenced to life in prison without the possibility of parole, and cooperating wi

hansen received pages of $1.4 million in cash and diamonds for information he provided to the soviethe's been in custody since july 2002. according to the fbi's inspector general, hansen compromised some of the nation's some of the most important intelligence and military seekets including the identities of dozens of human sources, three of whom were executed. josh campbell joins me now. >> you worked for the fbi for a number of years and the fbi has long placed hansen in the pantheon of the worst spies that affected not just the bureau, but the country, as well. help everyone understand the damage he did over the more than 20 years he was spying for russia. >> yeah, jim. this was arguably the most damaging high in the history of the united states. robert hanssen as you mentioned was an fbi agent and he smarted spying for the russians in 1979 eventually working his way up to fbi headquarters having access to some of the most classified information pertaining to the u.s. government's efforts to target russia. he pleaded guilty to passing thousands of classified documents to his russia

robert phillip hansen, a 25-year veteran of the fbi accused of doing, quote, extreme damage to the u.s. passing on super sensitive classified information to his soviet and then russian handlers in washington. >> 24 criminal conduct alleged represents the most traitorous actions imaginable. >> the most traitorous actions imaginable. his name was robert hansson. he first joined the fbi in 1976. he moved up fast from the new york field office where he was first hired to fbi headquarters in washington, d.c. and the part of the fbi that he worked in, his sort of area of specialty was the part of the fbi that kept tabs on russia. that kept tabs on russia specifically running spies inside this country. he worked at that part of the fbi that kept track of spying operations that the soviet union was running here in the u.s. targeting us. he worked an fbi counterintelligence. the part of the fbi that watched for russian spies and tried to stop them here in america. and among other things, that meant that he knew a lot about russian spying operations in the united states. more than almost anybody

officials say hansen gave the kgb the identity of one of america's best intelligence sources inside the soviet military. the general later executed by his country. he also revealed to the soviets how the u.s. had penetrated their satellite transmissions, more than 6,000 classified documents in all. after he was captured, hansen faced the death penalty for his crimes but he cut a deal, pleading guilty to 15 counts of especially pea knowledge, sentenced to life in prison without the possibility of parole and o cooperating with the government he betrayed. david. >> terry moran tonight. when we come back, the 6-year-old boy who allegedly shot his teacher facing fred charges tonight. robin roberts with the new apple invention and what we've invention and what we've learned. alizing it. that's how i know about kevin's rash. who's next? wait... what's that in your hand? no, no, stop! oh you're no fun. [lock clicks shut] okay everyone, our mission is complete balanced nutrition. together we provide nutrients to support immune, muscle, bone, and heart health. everyone: woo hoo! ensure with 25 vi

well, one golfer definitely knows how to drive. 143 year old barry hansen is isn't on the course. uber driver. he's logged about 3000 rides. so far and has a rating of 4.99, i'm told. but after finally qualifying for the us open, he's ready for his first major tournament at a lot of people told me that i couldn't make it. they said i'm not good enough and i've had that a lot as a young kid and i think that put a fire in my belly that just made me work harder. i've been known to have a pretty strong work ethic. hansen says he hasn't slept very well this week because of all the attention he tees off at the la country club later this morning. a big relief for ups drivers across the country trying to cool off. yeah, they are finally getting ac the company has now reached an agreement with the teamsters union to install air conditioner in their delivery trucks. the deal follows reports of workers facing extreme heat in those famous brown trucks. next a growing trend in adult beverages . beers and spirits from mexico are continuing to trend upwards, while bud light has officially been d

katie hansen is not the only lawyer now spending her day behind the wheel. deserts are spreading across england and wales. the law society, which represents the profession, says there's been a 26% decline in duty defence solicitors since 2017, as lawyers walk away for better paid work elsewhere. staffordshire and essex have now lost more than half of their duty solicitors. nine other police areas have lost at least a third, rural areas among the hardest hit. the organisation's leader says members know of police who have let suspects go because no duty solicitor was available. this could be somebody who has potentially committed a very, very serious crime. they're being allowed out without being interviewed. that has got consequences, because it goes to the protection of the public. if this government wants to be a government, a party, which is interested in law and order, it needs to take this seriously and do something about it. the government says it's given solicitors a fair deal by increasing legal aid by £85 million after an independent review. as for k

katie hansen is not the only lawyer now spending her day behind the wheel.y, which represents the profession, says there's been a 26% decline in duty defence solicitors since 2017, as lawyers walk away for better paid work elsewhere. staffordshire and essex have now lost more than half of their duty solicitors. nine other police areas have lost at least a third, rural areas among the hardest hit. the organisation's leader says members know of police who have let suspects go because no duty solicitor was available. this could be somebody who has potentially committed a very, very serious crime. they're being allowed out without being interviewed. that has got consequences, because it goes to the protection of the public. if this government wants to be a government, a party, which is interested in law and order, it needs to take this seriously and do something about it. the government says it's given solicitors a fair deal by increasing legal aid by £85 million after an independent review. as for katie, she's worked nine hours and has only been able to advise

robert hansen at fbi.nd anna montes was a spy for cuba and worked for the defense intelligence agency. so, these people it's so painful when you find out that they betrayed your trust and so this gallery shows why it's so important to make sure we keep the counterintelligence measures strong here at the cia. >> in the gallery we have a lot of different artifacts related to the traders. we have the monitor that aims the computer station, we've got a card from robert hansen as well as the badge for anna montes who was just released from prison after serving 20 years for spying on us for cuba. a double agent working at the defense intelligence agency. here at the cia through many different parts of social media websites, cia adult ago, through wetwitter, through facebook, we have our artifacts on display for the public to see. they might not be able to come to see it physically because we are here at cia headquarters and the security overlay doesn't allow visitors to come in from off the street, but we hope t

i want to thank everybody who' s been asking about chet van hansen's health.cerns to him but he is brain dead. so don't be giving money to that gofundme page unless the checks are made out to me because i am in charge of >> kat: why is his name van hansen now? >> greg: what was it? >> kat: jansen. >> greg: jansen. dam it. anyway >> kat: for the last seven months it's been jansen. >> greg: he's up to 70 emmys they don't really count because they're local but still everyone shares a story from wherever, i judge it, vote on the winner and something happens. you know, i'm going -- you seem pretty excited kat >> kat: i am. >> greg: why don't you go first >> kat: midwest news baby. >> greg: yeah? what happened? >> kat: the corn in iowa is okay! [cheers and applause] >> kat: yeah. >> greg: wait, we have footage of the corn >> kat: no, no, no. do not demean this like some big city metropolitan guy, okay? it was a dry climate. they were thinking maybe the corn's not going to be okay. and, you know what? it is! all the sweet corn, the sweet corn is okay. but, you know,

officials say hansen was found unresponsive in his cell, and he couldn't be saved.e than 20 years ago to 15 counts of espionage after raking in nearly $1.5 million in cash and di diamonds. he was 79. >>> britain's prince harry prepares to do something a royal hasn't done in over a hundred years. that's next. when you humble yourself under the mighty hand of god, in due time he will exalt you. hi, i'm joel osteen. i'm excited about being with you every week. i hope you'll tune in. you'll be inspired, you'll be encouraged. i'm looking forward to seeing you right here. you are fully loaded and completely equipped for the race that's been designed for you. >>> prince harry is set to testify in a london courtroom tomorrow, becoming the first member of the royal family to do so since the 1890s. the prince was a no show for day one of his trial against the publisher of the daily mirror and the judge was not happy. a lawyer explained that the prince was in los angeles on sunday for the second birthday of his daughter, lilibet. the prince has sued several tabloid publishers,

hansen says it was a thrill to reimagine the song in a new way.g busted on their upcoming uk and ireland tour that kicks off in september. >> promotion for the tour, got it. >> i almost didn't recognize that song. >> it's still there. >> now it's in your head. >> maybe they added an m or something. >> mmmbop. >>> so let's get started this morning with our weather as we're seeing some clouds overhead, after that rain that moved through yesterday. let's talk about how much we measured, with san jose getting 0.09 of an inch of rain at the airport, and i know there may be other parts of the city that got a little more. in san rafael we had 0.05 of an inch of rain. it wasn't a lot, but as we take a look at san jose it was the most rain we've had on that date since 1993. and that's when we had 0.16 that fell. now, our monthly total that we typically see is about double this amount, so june is our third driest month of the year. we're still seeing active weather. this is looping the past 24 hours to show you all of the action happening with thunderstorms

it's people like robert hansen who will betrayed this country.n walker who betrayed this country. people who all were spies and people who engaged in the worst kind of betrayal of trust, in american law. where you gave secrets to the enemy and you exposed the most sensitive national defense secrets to the enemy. including nuclear secrets. including battle plans which could cost the lives of american troops in the field. this is a kind of consequential thing where it is good to remind people that this is not some triviality the trump has been indicted on. this is not some minor -- this is not a traffic ticket. this is betraying america. at a level that is absolutely aggressive more than any time in our history for an american president. >> work as, always you bring the. truth thanks for joining us today. >> thanks, katie. >> coming up, next a surprise ruling by the united states supreme court voting rights and will get into that after the break. and later, republican revenge as the gop is speaking out against donald trump's federal indictment and

they both join me now, along with lucas hansen, and lucas hudson, to high school students who helpedg news on the air. great to see all of you. i can't wait to hear how you did this relay race. i know it involved a payphone, which i'm sure the high school students have never used or seen before, but let me start with, you so you and your team had a plan of course for covering the arraignment, but then suddenly had to change, course to what happened? >> yes, that is right, alison. late at night, we got an order from the chief, judge and the courthouse behind us, and she was banning all use of electronics my reporters in that building. we couldn't have our laptops in the overflow room where we could send out headlines from what was happening inside the courthouse. and so, we were having to scramble, luckily, another member of our team had done a walk through of the building, just trying to figure out if there were any possible problems that could come up, and she saw there were some payphones in the building. she even picked one, up and saw that one of them had a dial tone. so we put t

jim hansen tried in 1988 and anil -- al gore and some republicans because back then it was partisan we heard that evidence back in 1988 it wasn't until 1992 that we went to rio and took steps to do something about it. and then it fell on its face with the command and control response that was created and now it's the third rail of american politics if you talk about the trading thing it's really complicated and is become so very potter -- partisan but the bottom line is that what drives this is the reality is what's happening to our planet and i have to tell you i spent 30 years or so taking this in a scientist by the name -- determine of the berlin institute said to me the other day there's a possibility and i worry that we have passed five tipping points. those five tipping points are the bering sea, the permafrost, the coral reefs. arctic and antarctic. it's 70 degrees above normal in the arctic. 100 degrees in the antarctic and you look at the new york times and other papers from the last few days showing absolute record low ice at this point in time in the antarctic. everything th

jim hansen tried in 1988, and our gore and myself and tim worth and some republicans because back then it was bipartisan. we heard that evidence back in 1988, it was not until 1992 that we went to rio and took steps to do something about it. then, it fell on his safe in kyoto with the command and control response that was created. now, cap in trade is the third rail of american politics. if you talk about the trading -- it's really complicated. it's become so very partisan, obviously. the bottom line is that, what drives this is the reality is what happened to our planet. i have to tell, you i spent 30 years or so taking this in. giving some back. but, a scientist by the name of yohan -- was the term of the -- institute. he said to me, the other day there is a very real possibility, and i worry that we have passed five tipping points. those five tipping points are the -- baron c the coral reefs, the permafrost. those are the worst. the worst are arctic and antarctic. it's 70 degrees above normal in the arctic. hundred agrees fahrenheit above normal in the antarctic. you look at the new

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tonight, history at the open calls in edison hansen there it is to pitch in for domingo german a perfecte from yankees pitcher domingo herman. the 30 year old pitched what is now the fourth perfect game in yankees history and the 24th in major league baseball. the right hander needed just 99 pitches and struck out nine batters to beat the a's 11 zip. the last perfect game in the majors was seattle's felix hernandez in august of 2012. here's what the pitcher tonight said after the ball game persona two days ago. an uncle of mine passed away and you know, i cried a lot yesterday in the clubhouse. so, you know, i had him with me throughout the whole game. i was thinking about him this game, it's a tribute to him . cy young was the last pitcher to throw a perfect game against the a's. that was back in 1904, i think in his last down, he actually gave up ten runs. so to come back and bounce back with that amazing and a tribute to his uncle who passed away. exactly historic night. yeah. thanks everybody, for joining us. our news continues tomorrow morning with mornings on two begins at 4 a . go

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she needed two pots to win, becoming the first layer since beverly hansen at the 1951 eastern open to professional debut. from former stanford star, she gets a hug. >> what is happening? i just can't believe it. it was just last week when i won ncaa's with my teammates. to turn pro and come out here, it has just been amazing. chris: sad news out of the baseball world, former giants manager roger craig has died. the man known for managing the giants for eight seasons including the 1989 world series of errands. six most wins in franchise history and third-best in san francisco. abc seven sports, sponsored by river rock casino. dion: much more to come tonight including that supersonic room stumping neighbors across the d.c. area. respond, what the federal government is now saying. plus, the trouble with tourists. a series of recent viral encounters between humans and wildlife at national park and why it is dangerous for >> building a better bay area, moving forward, finding solutions, this is abc 7 news. dion: a sonic boom cameras across the virginia, maryland, and d.c. area. neighbors w

we bumped into hampson bob —— hansen bob. he makes _ into hampson bob —— hansen bob.here jamie _ everybody's friend? we went to cork and where jamie grew _ everybody's friend? we went to cork and where jamie grew up _ everybody's friend? we went to cork and where jamie grew up in - everybody's friend? we went to cork and where jamie grew up in bootle l and where jamie grew up in bootle and where jamie grew up in bootle and we want to bury in the last episode in manchester. they read the nice bits for all of us, and seeing where roy grew up and where each of us grew up. we were quite grounded through football, we knew where we came from, we neverforgotten through football, we knew where we came from, we never forgotten the roots to our community. it was nice to go back, particularly to our houses where we grew up in. find houses where we grew up in. and communities _ houses where we grew up in. and communities where football matters so much, identity?— so much, identity? absolutely, football is _ so much, identity? absolutely, football is very _ so much, identity? absol

act, you know, the most serious thing you could do that is rosenberg's territory and agent robert hansen and the right, they don't charge that yet. it is valid to have that. anyway just to show the kind of guy that he is, but that will be the question. are they actually trying to put that one together? >> harry, you want next level, this whole week was next level, think about the headlines. continuing the headlines for donald trump, giuliani, raffensperger the reportings we all heard this week, when you look at the totality of it, what is your biggest take away from the last few days? >> that smith is clearly a gradually pursuing at a minimum a freestanding case involving january six, but the phony electors, not only the phony electors but their potential conspiracy with people in trump 's inner circle like giuliani and that giuliani among others is looking to cut a deal and you could only cooperate upwards in doj policy put his deal entail? something about the former president. that is the big news, remember, we get these little rocks that are shaken loose but he has a mountain of mater

that's what hansen did, that's what the rosenberg did. they don't charge him with that it.nder the espionage act, and they either don't want to for national security reasons or maybe don't have it beyond a reasonable doubt. but early up, paragraph six, they say he is willing to and they give the two examples where he is ready to send it out to a third party. so what that does is give a portrait of his cavalier attitude, his indifference to anything in the public interest, but not connected to an actual charge. there are several things like that where he sounds broader themes in the entitlement that he can use and present to the jury that are separate from the core of charges he is actually bringing. it's very thoughtfully done, as you can imagine it would be. they have been scrubbing it carefully for at least a month. >> glenn kirschner, a quick last word from you on this indictment tonight. >> when i read it and i saw that the lion's share of the witnesses who are providing sharply incriminating information, not a gang of angry democrats, as drama kratz as don trump has wa

james hansen was the chief witness, dr.. yeah, i'll ask you about that period then, because you were chair of the energy committee then, correct? not then, but i was on the committee and then i became chair later. senator domenici chair no, but then i think maybe been a johnston from from louisiana was was a chair back in the eighties. the inability to really get substantial, comprehensive, necessary energy legislation out of congress in those days, was it because of special interests? we down the road at the at the time because special interests in into that that fracking was way to go and we've seen since then that fracking does produce a lot of energy fracking does produce a lot of revenue. the state of new mexico in the permian basin. but fracking also has a lot of drawbacks. were there mistakes made there? were there i don't know. with the woods especially, were the special interest strong in those days when when debating and hashing out energy policy that that we decided that we had to we had to produce as much energy

let's turn to victor davis hansen, the hoover institute senior fellow. you heard bret baier say it. there is no actual cuts here. is that your interpretation as well? >> unfortunately it is. he had the largest deficit in history, that trillion and a half. if you cut that a bit, you've got one of the largest if not the second largest deficit. the real indicator is what two e owe according to gdp? where 130% with a $300 billion debt. that's higher than any year since world war ii, at a high borrowing around the war. we are paying 10% of the budget just an interest on the debt. it's not sustainable. of but he knows that. the speech itself was very disingenuous. he spends much of his presidency with that "phantom of the opera" background, demonizing half the country as a semiand ultra mega. now he says that unity is the most important thing. then he says he's going after the tax cheats, and the people who were not transparent about their tax returns at the very moment -- we've had whistle-blowers suggesting the biden family consortium in general, hunter biden particular have not been pa

and i think they don't charge dissemination, that's like rosenberg territory, robert hansen territoryi think they don't have, beyond a reasonable doubt, prove that the people who were there could say i saw it, i absorbed it. but in a way doesn't matter. they showcased it even though they didn't charge it, knowing they will play this audiotape, knowing it would make him look like the craven guy he. is >> there is a mystery at the heart of the documents there which is, what were they actually, does he still have, them in the distal government get them back? there was a specific subpoena specifically force for them. i think this figures into bedminster question. today, now we play you that sort of incredible rhetorical tour de force from trump and which he's giving his arguments, which is wildly persuasive, today he goes with another one. tying the shelby tower at salem semafor. this is his second cut. this is what he tells shelby at semafor. do we have that? when he's asked about what it is? he's basically is like, he says, it was bravado, that he wasn't holding up. he said did i use th

the case centers on hansen, who was convicted in 2017 for encouraging unlawful

barry hansen, golfer, uber driver by day. qualified for coveted spot in the u.s., how did you do this? >> well, thanks for having me on the show, neil. as they say in thailand -- [inaudible] amazing day in new jersey open qualifying. couple good rounds, here we are going to l.a. country club to play in my first major championship. i'm so pumped. neil: you didn't note have couple good rounds but off the charts. there is pressure of guys come out of nowhere. you've been out there a while. you're a very good golfer. that is a lot of pressure? >> well you know, like i mean, pressure is good, right? it's excited pressure, that is what you want. the nervous pressure you want to get away. i'm excited to go. i'm prepared. my team is ready. we built 43 years of my career to be ready for this point. neil: wow. >> i got nothing to lose. i got nothing to lose. let's go do it. neil: you're exactly right. what do the your friends tell you, maybe some other uber drivers you know? >> yeah, they're like, yeah, they're amazed. i do uber part time. i'm not a full-time driver. i do i

all right eaves, hansen, snowden, right? these are the same type of people -- >> you don't have to listen to -- >> that's right. >> this is one of those things, you can actually do it for yourself. it was a well written indictment,and i ran for everyone, so you want to download it you can do it that way. thanks to both of you. amazing having about here. dave graham, thanks for your great writing this week. staff writer at the atlantic. tara setmayer, senior adviser for the lincoln project. all right, some breaking news just outside of philadelphia, a truck fire under the i-95 on ramp. look at this. it's caused part of the roadway above it to collapse. officials have told nbc news they are still on the scene investigating, not been able to get under the thousands of pounds of steel and debris yet to search for the driver. aside from derive the truck, officials do not believe anyone else is trapped, no injuries have been reported. that is the northbound lanes of i-95, the highway remains closed in both directions to traffic, f

and later russia, over 20 years, it'd been serving a life sentence. hansen received more than $1400000.00 in cash and diamonds to trade secrets. since 2002 i still had in sports account down to the champions league final is on will hear from me in to milan count before the showdown with mattress and the city. joseph. next, stay with us the the following thing too. well, let's start with news out the front and often do you know message to punch a power such a man have now sucks the head, coach kristof, go to of to one season. at the club. the 56 year old. let them to an 11th friendship title, but they would knock south in the last 60 of the champions league, which is the, comes main, talk it from a buying coach. you now go, smith is reports to be in line to replace him less than a week of good byes coming. benjamin had his farewell ceremony at rail madrid on tuesday. he won 5 champions, leaks full of the good titles and the bottom told during his 14 years at the club, he's now heading to saudi arabia's out. it's a has been my follows christina, rinaldo, to saudi arabia, and he may not be t

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on the consent calendar, student delegate hansen. >> wait. wait. >> just wanted to double check, there wasn't public comment for the consent calendar. >> none in person, if anyone on zoom would like to speak on the consent calendar, if you please raise your hand and can that be repeated in spanish and cantonese. [speaking foreign language] >> thank you. seeing none. >> okay. thank you so much. roll call vote, please. >> thank you. student delegate hansen. >> yes. >> thank you. student delegate kinoshita >> yes. >> thank you. commissioner alexander. >> yes. >> commissioner fisher? >> yes. >> commissioner lam. >> yes. >> commissioner motamedi >> yes. >> commissioner sanchez. >> yes >> vice-president weissman-ward. >> yes >> president boggess. >> yes. >> 7 ayes. >> okay. thank you. and with that, we will transition into our workshop on student outcomes, so i think we'll make take two or three minutes for the board to transition from where we're seated to around the table and i think we'll get ready to get started. >> if folks have a desire to pr

commodities, more talk about potentially stimulus packages in china to rescue their property market hansen is up >> the communists had to do it and this time, i mean, did you see what it is this time it's like rents. they're going to cut the commission from real estate. what do they got there, like red fin? what's that thing, zillow? they got zillow in china now the districts have like $1.2 million because they only bought alibaba then they got everybody else >> copper benefitting today, highest since -- >> he's so phony i can't take it. jamie dimon, was he like mao now he's going to taiwan like chang >> you got 4,200 not getting faded. some would argue is a goldilocks jobs number. biggest weekly inflow of the year >> into tech >> and you have the president tonight from the oval at 7:00 signing this bill. >> give us a good day. give us a good day you know what he should do, the president? he should have speaker mccarthy there with him >> you think he will >> no. >> i didn't think so >> no chance whatsoever. >> they got it done. that's all that really matters >> yeah. >> they got it done. >