one of the big things is with the advanced research project agency for healthcare modeled on innovative agenciesnd renders focused on defense technologies another being energy with $1 billion of funding and the president introduced for that initiative yesterday and to show they will lead the effort and one of the big goals of this agency is to backup research and accelerated and to bring those implementations but those chronic diseases you typically hear people are suffering from that they don't have treatments or cures alzheimer's or diabetes or many types of cancer. the lead of the agency the president introduced her yesterday also signing anor executive order yesterday with the headline on that the white house launches the effort to bolster domestic bio manufacturing. you wrote the story. what is the effort? >> he signed the executive order to try to focus departments around the idea of but it's all private sector. that may not the those that are going for pharmaceutical supplies either on your it on —- us shores is all of those to mitigate climate change impact andat to improve food producti

ways over 10 years , more than 10,000 enterprises have become participants in programs from the innovation agency especially the city supports start-up organizations. now there are more than four thousand startups in the capital, one in eight of them are medical. then bach strongly like this bach when the children play in the evening and the shelling goes on, the guys already understand what it is, well, somewhere further, somewhere closer, i can say with confidence that our children were stolen.

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agency. development of innovative activity of import substitution of implementation of social programs the decree on innovative projects was signed by the head state document approves the use of funds from the republican centralized innovation fund in the framework of the implementation of projects of the state program of innovative development of belarus until 2025 . they are aimed at creating a new generation of industries in the field of mechanical engineering of the pharmaceutical industry for the provision of high-tech cardiac surgery . against this background, the eu sanctions look more and more sad, madness. the west continues to help set new records in europe. so inflation in the eurozone. last month summer has risen to 10% according to eurostat. and this is a new absolute record for the eu countries, the anti-rating is still led by the baltic countries estonia 25.2% in latvia and lithuania, the increase in the general level of prices for goods and services exceeded 21%. by the way, the double-digit figure has already been recorded in 15 eu countries under threat and europe's main economy

it is modeled on a couple innovative agencies already in the federal government, one being focused onefense and defense technologies, another being energy, and that launched earlier this year with $1 billion in funding. the president introduced this new director for that initiative yesterday and tried to use that to show this is who is going to lead this effort, and one of the big goals of this new agency is to back up research of the next tolerate that research into breakthrough technologies -- back up the research of than accelerate that research into breakthrough technologies for chronic diseases that you hear about typically but do not have easy treatments, alzheimer's, diabetes, and many types of cancer. host: arpa-h in washington lingo is the name of that agency. the lead of that agency, the president introducing her yesterday, and citing an executive order yesterday. a headline, white house launches an effort to bolster domestic bio manufacturing. you wrote the story. what is that effort? >> he cited the executive order yesterday to try and focus several federal departments aro

innovation. that's actually critical to the mission of your agency. perhaps more so than any agencye and our government. we have also talked about smaller businesses. we have had testimony before this committee and innovative smaller companies jake lee silicon valley who says given up responding to the pentagon rfps it is too burdensome. the process is too lengthy, too expensive. we are losing those suppliers. take your 20s smallest companies you are working with. pull them together and have a discussion about how they feel about the process. are there ways that can be improved? the process may itself be an impediment to smaller companies even getting into the game. >> cited it we afford to lose his contributions. if confirmed i would explore opportunities to get their feedback to make this a better process. >> final question you've talked about culture and recruitment. you indicated you won't have any problem with t recruitment. one measure of how you are doing is how many air enforcement graduates when they leave want to join space force? the terms o

reaching out and it was small and it was innovative but taking minority stakes and helping companies get guaranteed purchase orders from the intelligence agenciespport the scaling of innovation . that process is still done to thisday and can still exist . other agencies have emulated it . everything from afterwards to the air force, dod why desensitization unit which is now permanent which was an experiment . and these are all still trying to overcome what was referred to before which is this what i'll call the valley of data where a lot of companies struggle into federal. it's not like a lot of them think about it as another vertical and they refer to as another vertical but the chertoff group we try to help them and is more like going to a totally new country because the rules are different, the laws and acquisition and procurement is different. they speak a different language so it's true that to even know how is fundamentally different from the commercial enterprise sales process so it takes a total reworking of how you think about approaching a market and as a result of that i think that right now at least we still need to be calling upon

innovative ideas on the plate. with regards to space development agency, i couldn't agree more. their innovative business model, if you, well has been very successful in their early efforts associated with missile warnings, tracking, and space data transport layer, et cetera. when they come over to the space forests on october, we've already been working with them, we've been planning for months to make that transition seamless make, it's smooth. we want to make sure that we don't violates that secret sauce, which is the innovation engine based development agencies. i've confirmed to see as a, up we committed to making sure that we don't lose the goodness, as we bring them over. we need to integrate that, make sure the part of the design. that's what's going to make them an effective force when it's finally fielded. i do not want to lose that innovation engine. nothing requires stain at the technical forefront then cyber. it is such a fast pace, change a, new fire meant that innovation, our ability to stay engaged with the leading edge of technology there is going to be essential

possible, you're going to be more successful and putting solid innovative ideas on the plate .si with regards to space development agency i couldn't agree more. there innovative business model if you will has been very successful in the early efforts associated with missile warning, missile tracking, etc. when they come over to the space force one october we've already been working with them. we've been planning for months to make that transition seamless and we want to make sure that we don't violate our secret sauce which is the innovation engine of the space development agency soif confirmed i'll be committed to making sure we don't lose the goodness as we bring them over . we need to integrate them and make sure they're part of the force design. that's going to make it an effective force when it's fielded but i don't want to lose that innovation engine and nothing requires pain at the technical forefront then cyber. it is such a fast-paced, changing environment that innovation, our ability to stay engaged with the leading edge of technologythere will be essential . one of the innovative ideas we came up with is some

innovative ideas, on a plate. with regards to space development agency, i could not agree more. their innovative business model, if you will, has been very successful, in the early efforts to associate with missile warning, missile, tracking space data transport layer, that general. when we come over to space for us, we've already been working with them. -- we want to make sure that we do not violate that secret sauce, which isn't -- if confirmed assist so i would be committed to making sure that we do not lose the goodness, as we bring them over. we need to integrate them and make sure they are part of the force design, that is what is going to make it an effective force. i do not want to lose that innovation engine. and, nothing requires staying at the technical forefront, then cyber. it is such a fast paced changing environment, that innovation, our ability to stay engaged, with the leading edge of technology, it would be essential. >> something were called -- take our guardians -- advanced training, put it back in two units -- >> already paying off, seeing new tools being dev

there's a separate effort into how to build back the 21st century cures to give the agencies more authority to focus on innovations like that. that remains to be seen whether that will have the legs to make it across the finish line by the end of the calendar year. those are the discussions going on capitol hill both by the food and drug administration and innovations like yours. as for politico.com is where you can go to see lauren gardner's work food and drug administration worker there and her story from yesterday. appreciate you getting up with us this morning and appreciate your time. >> thank you. ken cuccinelli is back with us served as the department of homeland security for the trump and is now serving as the election transparency initiative. what is the election transparency initiative? >> guest: if that's a good place to start. sig group we formed less than two years ago to take advantage of frankly the interest on both sides of the aisle andnd electin reform. having been a state legislator and as an attorney general i can tell you elections another legislators will play the same they are often they lef

agency. in case of leakage of personal data, another innovation is the modified tests for unqualified investorsember. the bank of russia is changing the rules of procedure, expanding the base of questions asked. as before, it will be necessary to answer four questions, but they will be selected from eight randomly so that each combination included a task of a different level of difficulty, according to the regulator. it will make the approach to testing more meaningful in banks with a universal license, the use of biometrics will begin; natural process, which should naturally simplify access. uh customers to accounts for identification. again, this will simplify the need to carry documents with you, and increase security and in general should increase the reliability and protection of these account transactions and so on. so this is the form. to protect customers from fraudsters, the fee is also reduced. for oil exports, the ministry of finance decided to lower it by a dollar. the easing will also affect exports, light and dark oil products. are you lpg? every human is born with five souls and

agency. in case of personal data leakage, another innovation is the modified tests for unqualified investorsn september. the bank of russia is changing the rules of procedure, expanding the base of questions asked. there will still be four questions to answer, but they will be randomly selected from eight so that each combination includes a task. to the level of complexity, according to the regulator, this will be done by the approach to testing more meaningful in banks with a universal license. the use of biometrics will begin; it will be used when opening deposits and issuing loans after identifying the client. we are talking about individuals to take a loan or open an account . it is natural to ask for access. e customers to accounts for identification. uh, again, this is to forgive the need, to strengthen the carrying of documents security, and in general should increase the reliability and security of these account transactions and so on. that is, it is again such a form. to protect customers from fraudsters, the fee is also reduced. for oil exports, the ministry of finance decided to l

will talk about the cancer cabinet and actions for sure those steps will include a new agency to drive medical innovation signing an executive order launching an initiative to make sure the u.s. makes cutting edge processes as well that is from the biden administration. >>> let's check on the other top stories. silvana henao is back. >> dom, disney ceo announcing changes coming for parts of the theme park and streaming platform speaking at the expo, bop chapek announced the campus at the california adventure will be adding a third attraction. the company later announcing the feature will focus on the store line of the marvel films chapek using the event to tease disney plus in the metaverse looking at ways to blend the physical and digital world >>> visa, mastercard and american express will make gun shop purchases separate from other purchases. it will add a new category for firearm retailers and big box retailers will have a different code until now, they were categorized with a different group >>> jpmorgan chase agreeing to buy payment start up renovite. the move will help jpmorgan chase fight off thr

provides both small businesses and agencies clarity by re-authorizing the programs for another three years. the sbir and sttr programs play an important role in our innovation economy. through these programs, research agencies provide opportunities to small businesses who are then able to leverage private sector funding to propel research forward. the programs incentivize economic growth in two ways. they support entrepreneurship and job creation at small businesses across the country. they also support high-risk research to drive breakthrough technologies that make america more competitive. these programs are a notable example of how public-private partnerships provide value and stimulate innovation. importantly, this re-authorization includes several reforms to the programs that are priorities for republican members. including protecting our research enterise, bolstering transparency and oversight, and focusing on successful commercialization. i'm pleased that this re-authorization includes strong due diligence measures that each agency with an sbir or sttr program must enforce. these safeguards build on the bipartisan research security framework that the

agency. this program is constantly evolving, innovating and reinventing. in terms of regulatory strategy is as close to perfect as what could possibly want. the program is animated by the people who implement it so i want to take a moment to acknowledge and celebrate epa staff in the brownfields program and a superfund redevelopment program. if there are harder working more committed professionals in the environmental arena who make a difference in the lives of millions of americans every single day, i haven't met them yet. turning to her substantive recommendations, the coalition encourages the committee to double down on the boldest of the program by adding to the resources that are currently available not just enhancing those on the books. we need to add more tools to the toolbox by innovating legislatively with respect to financial resources, and providing additional mandates to certain federal agencies to increase the regulatory firepower that communities and stakeholders can tap into. on the financial side we recommend three new discrete funding oppo

strengthen the integrity of the accelerated approval program, foster innovation, improve clinical trial diversity and re-authorize the agency's medical product user fee programs. those user fee programs help fund f.d.a. reviews for safety and efficacy of drugs and medical devices. while the house completed its work in june, the senate failed to act. as soon as we passed our legislation through the house, i reached out to ranking member rogers and the democratic and republican leaders of the senate health committee to begin bipartisan, bicameral conversations to come to an agreement on a package of mutually agreeable f.d.a. reforms. after weeks of negotiations, our talks hit a temporary roadblock with senator burr, the republican ranking member of the senate health committee, but we stayed at the table and eventually the negotiations were fruitful, we were able to come together to find common ground across several meaningful policy areas. unfortunately despite this progress, senate minority leader mcconnell decided to stand in the way of enacting bipartisan policies to improve public health. senator mcconnell threatened to hol

biden will announce the director of a new agency dedicated to biomedical innovation for all americansesidential remarks come on the 60th anniversary of john f. kennedy's moon shot address. still ahead, we'll have more live coverage from london. any moment now king charles will arrive at westminster hall to hear from members of parliament. we'll bring that to you straight ahead on "way too early." you stt ahead on "way too early. she was supposed to be the one. i used to believe in the one. and then i realized, there's plenty of savings in the sea. what? amazon has daily deals, so every day is a chance to meet the deal that catches your eye, that shakes your soul, that changes your destiny. i'm gonna go check on those tater tots. learn all the ways to save with amazon. ever wonder what everyone's doing on their phones? they're investing with merrill. think miss allen is texting for backup? no she's totally in charge. of her portfolio and daniel g. she's building a greener future and he's... running a pretend restaurant. and phil? phil has questions, but none of them are about his portf

experience of working with the biggest companies in the world, the most innovative startups in the world, so many government agencies really helps to shape what we build next and i think it's helping to power innovation and make sure we stay customer obsessed. >> no slowdown business remains great environmental is a huge focus. fair >> we are really happy with with the prospects. we think it's still very early in the journey to the cloud. we think most of the workloads have yet to move to the cloud and as we do that, we're going to be sustainable. we're going to try to help lead the way. we mentioned the climate pledge arena. >> right. >> it's not called amazon arena. it's -- i can't think of another example of a major corporation who has sponsored an arena, major sporting arena and not put their name on it what we want is to put the focus on the climate, on the environment. we have over 300 signatories to the climate pledge and that number will keep climbing. we want it to be a beacon for sustainability. >> excellent ceo of amazon web services thank you for letting us come here and maybe one day we'll catch a game

meaning a well meaning government agency designed to regulate innovation, struggling to regulate this new environment. it can sustain and succeed inspections safely. second, congress should from out u.s. competitiveness by enabling states give commercial drone operations in the united states, including by directing timely implementation of the beyond ritual line of say aviation rulemaking committees excellent recommendation. third, congress should invest in the future. congress will develop workforce development training for careers and drones along with the use of drones to inspect local infrastructure by enacting the dig act. we have lots senators blumenthal inroads introducing this legislation which recently passed the house. congress should also enable research and development by streamlining in approving processes. we have many more approvals in details with an are written testimony. i'm happy to follow up with questions. in the gap continues to grow between technology and policies within the united states. congress has the opportunity in the next faa reauthorization to close the

innovations, eh. second, when will reveal the details of the agency's special report or news on the run, aired tomorrow did the story the author is also on the run, reflecting the spirit of the professions. let's watch. to the youth, we will soon, of course, turn here. here such heroes could be met today at the distance of the minsk half marathon to each according to the account of respect. how old are you? already the ninth tenth go crazy. well done, you are here and how old are you? say 86 friends. you only imagine the seventh year. look handsome. what yes we have and how old are you, i recognize an amazing form, well done who do you work for? in minsk, the half marathon beat the weather today. well, for runners, such conditions are only a joy. believe me. thanks to the federation . thanks to the city for organizing such a beautiful holiday and despite this weather. although no, not a suitable supply, it happens, only inappropriate clothes. yes, all the distances are a complete set of participants, there are about 11,000 medals for each of them. and most importantly, everyone has a great memories loo

enters for family and humanitarian reasons journalists of the reuters agency on the border with estonia talked about the innovationh citizens of russia. here's what they think about it . who still have access through other countries, uh, i don't see this as a big problem, but it's a real one. of course, i've been traveling to estonia since the ninth and eighth years. here, i have friends here. uh, i spend a lot of time here. well , wait until it comes, the majority of russians noticed that if they were not allowed to turkey, even the minority and the majority of emigrants, but this is a very insignificant part of the population, in fact, a very excruciating desire concerns ordinary ordinary people how are those that have nothing to do with it and it's just a pity that such sanctions apply to ordinary people, well, the only eu country bordering russia that has not introduced a ban on crossing its border for holders of schengen tourist visas is finland, in fact, as i said, it's the only one eu land crossing point for russian citizens this is how the prime minister of neighboring estonia commented on the decision of

agency. so we are working very hard to transform our tools in our tradecraft. and we worked a lot of the private sector as well to understand the patterns and innovation as well. ying to do is make sure we are more than the sum of our parties. we have in cia that aims at the agency and in particular to build stronger relationships with private sector. with competition of other rivals to help policymakers understand what's the best way to shore up the vulnerabilities in our supply chains and how do we compete successfully in critical spheres. we are putting a lot into those efforts producing an agencywide technology strategy as we look out over the next five or ten years and also better connecting to the private sector as well and academia so we can perform the mission supporting american interests and policymakers into the 21st century what do you need to maintain this technological advantage? >> 60 or 70 years ago the truth was the government investing very heavily at the height of the cold war in research and development and so the federal government to some extent could drive innovation. the private sector drives patterns of innovation more than the federal

start agencies implement evidence-based interventions to improve the behavioral health of children and staff in head start programs. it improves trauma informed services in schools by developing innovative initiatives to link schools and local educational agencies with local trauma informed support and mental health systems. it requires colleges and universities to accept existing documentation of disability and provide reasonable accommodations so disabled students can achieve success in higher education. also provides the department of labor with enhanced authority to ensure that private employer sponsored group health plans and insureers comply with the mental health parity and related laws. the bill ensures workers wrongfully denied health or retirement benefits under their job-based plans have meaningful access to the courts. finally, this legislation directs the department of education to award grants to build a pipeline of school-based mental health service providers and increase the number of mental health professionals serving in elementary and secondary schools in high need areas. mr. speaker, simply put the mental health matters act delivers the resources students, educators,

agency. in case of leakage of personal data, another innovation is the modified tests for unqualified investorsof russia is changing the rules of procedure, expanding the base of questions asked. there are still four questions to be answered. but they will be chosen randomly from eight so that each combination includes a task. the level of complexity, according to the regulator, this will make the approach to testing more meaningful in banks with a universal license. the use of biometrics will begin; it will be used when opening deposits and issuing loans after identifying a client, talking to individuals to take a loan or open an account. natural processes that should naturally simplify access. e customers to accounts for identification. um, again, this is to simplify the need to carry documents with you, but to increase security, and in general should increase the reliability and security of these account transactions and so on. that is, it is again such a form. to protect customers from fraudsters, the fee is also reduced. for oil exports, the ministry of finance decided to lower it by a dol

director of the advanced research project's agency for health that is an agency that biden created in march to drive biomedical innovation. >> neil: thanks. let's get to the core of what the president is talking about and the difference what he's remembering 60 years ago today. john f. kennedy was talking 60 years ago about landing a man on the moon before the decade was out. this president is talking something more cumbersome, cutting cancer fatalities by 50%. the blueprint is not the same, nor likely the delivery. take a look. >> why choose this as our goal? they may well ask, why climb the highest mountain. why fly the atlantic. why does rice play texas? we choose to go to the moon. we choose to go to the moon -- [applause] we choose to go to the moon in this decade and do the other things not because they are easy, but because they are hard. >> i remember we went through on the moonshot and my saying that i was told patients don't want to share their data. they all want to share their data. sometimes ya'll don't want to share what you know. >> many years ago, the great british explorer george mallory that was to die

innovative approaches and technological discipline. marina romanovskaya mikhail khristoforov tv news agency. good harvest makes it possible to productively trade with neighbors, so according to the results of 21 years, belarusian exports to the krasnodar territory increased by more than 15.5 % parliaments of belarus russia within the framework of bilateral contacts and inter-parliamentary organizations discussed today at the meeting. chairman of the council of the republic natalya kochanova and senators of the federation council from the krasnodar territory, a very good institute for the production of wheat seeds and generally voice crops of grain crops, it’s interesting for you, horticulture and viticulture are developing, engineering products are in demand, uh, it will be just back ski region of russia in the future, uh, of course, russia also aims to cooperate more closely with the republic, belarus is speaking. it was also about working with youth cooperation regional and district councils of deputies with russian colleagues paid special attention to the issues of interregional cooperati

tough conversations about how many more strides in the aquifer we need a functioning agency we have to use innovationnd leave the dam alone for everybody. >>kotek: i don't understand the accusations as speaker of the house i not only pass but strongly supported all the recent investments we have made looking at the groundwater study and the permit system in local planning and we did get it done when the plan was fully vetted and we knew what we were doing the money got out there so the idea of dealing with politics is a lie. >> we're moving on what we have heard from many viewers so that portland gets the attention versus salem so both raise the issue how can the state support balancing needs in the western and eastern parts of the state connecting the urban with the world? >> i have heard that joke pge stands for portland gets everything coming from rural central oregon when it was in representing rural district i am well aware of how angry and test off people are outside the portland metro area that they don't get what they perceive of their fair share of grants, access to cooperative agencies, fee

reaching out and it was small and it was innovative but taking minority stakes and helping companies get guaranteed purchase orders from the intelligence agenciesss is still done to thisday and can still exist . other agencies have emulated it . everything from afterwards to the air force, dod why desensitization unit which is now permanent which was an experiment . and these are all still trying to overcome what was referred to before which is this what i'll call the valley of data where a lot of companies struggle into federal. it's not like a lot of them think about it as another vertical and they refer to as another vertical but the chertoff group we try to help them and is more like going to a totally new country because the rules are different, the laws and acquisition and procurement is different. they speak a different language so it's true that to even know how is fundamentally different from the commercial enterprise sales process so it takes a total reworking of how you think about approaching a market and as a result of that i think that right now at least we still need to be calling upon our legislators to try to improve and build

the bill also restored in cia as the lead agency for spectrum decisions by including spectrum innovation act which i introduce with ranking member thune in the senate. i support the progress in the house, yesterday a day before this hearing, rosa marshall, signed an updated memorandum of understanding, agencies resolve spectrum challenges. this reaffirms the role as sole agency in charge of managing spectrum resources which increases many of the challenges for managing broadband, that have significant federal agency stakeholder. it includes better coordination with evidence-based policy, something we need more often congress. ranking member thune and i structured toward the goal, there's a broad interest for colleagues across the senate and many who have been working on this issue during their time in the united states. this brings together experts in the field of spectrum management, many years of experiencing managing these resources directly and the broader debate on a national scale. with that, i want to introduce our witnesses, i want to thank mister wicker, ranking member of the fu

economic news projects agency whole-hairs are also available in social networks and in our mobile application by qr-code on the screen of a good day and see you at 8:00. what innovationsctober will bring, how many tourists came to belarus and how germany will fight gas prices , we will tell about this and not only in the next few minutes. you are watching economic news and anton currency. good morning. october will start tomorrow, according to tradition, the new month will bring belarusians a number of changes. this is how accumulative pension insurance will start working. this is a new mechanism which will allow citizens to receive additional income will be able to participate in this program if they wish to touch it for goods from abroad. now the maximum bar is 500 euros and 25 kg, if goods exceed this threshold, you will need to pay 30% of the excess amount, the export of tourist services from belarus has grown by a third in 7 months. how to further increase this indicator was discussed at an international conference in minsk by the guests of our country - first of all, the russians for six months. they entered belarus more than 300,000, the impetus was the aboliti

the bill also restored and cia as the lead agency for spectrum decision by including my spectrum innovation act, which i introduced with ranking member food -- ranking member thune in the senate. yesterday, a day before this hearing, the fcc signed an understanding that structures how agencies resolve spectrum challenges. this will reaffirm and cia and fcc's roles in managing our spectrum resources. it addresses many of the challenges for managing rod band and other bands -- apologize, that have a significant federal agency stakeholder. finally, the mou promotes better coordination and emphasizes evidence-based policymaking, something we need more of here in congress. ranking member thune and i structured this hearing towards that goal. there is a broad interest from our colleagues across the united dates senate and many who have been working on this issue during their entire time in the united states senate. our consensus of panel brings together expert in the field of spectrum management with years in the field managing these resources directly or engaging in the broader debate at a natio

the agency has developed a deep understanding of this novel market and the underlying innovations that fuel it, hiring specialists, forming internal task forces and working groups, leveraging public-private partnerships, and most recently restructuring the kr-ft's financial -- cftc's financial technology hoh hob into the office of technology innovation. the dccpa leverages the historical strength of the cftc as a market regulator by requiring registration and supervision of digital commodity platforms and digital commodity intermediaries as is required in cftc regulated derivatives markets. digital commodity facilities will be subject to compliance with core principles, prescribing, among other things, that the platforms establish and enforce rules minimizing conflicts of interest, prohibiting abusive trade practices, establishing system safeguards to minimize cybersecurity and other operational risks, ensuring the financial integrity of transactions and intermediaries, and protecting customer funds. quickly, all digital commodity platforms must maintain adequate financial, operational

in addition, biden will announce the new director of a new agency dedicated to biomedical innovations so near and dear to the president's heart. >> huge priority for the president. huge priority. he's going to be giving this speech at the john f. kennedy library this afternoon, late this afternoon. i know he's been thinking about giving this speech for years, actually, literally years, and trying to move the government, federal government towards spending more money, more research into eventually doing something that every american, every citizen in the world would be behind, finding a cure for cancer. >>> now to a new piece for insider, which highlights china's difficulties in keeping pace amid the global semiconductor chip arms race, and how its desperation could make beijing even more dangerous. let's bring in the author of that piece, insider columnist, linette lopez who covers politics, economics, and international markets, and reading from your piece, quote china has spent billions of dollars to catch up to the most elite chip makers over the past few decades, a race that has i

innovation. takeust a moment and add about how you would talk about workg. obviously twoery important agencies ftc and make regulators in the space and working together. and going back 40 years withs security futures and commodity futures.we we are constantly talking at the highest level in chair enforcement and we naturally have intersections between the markets and entitiesith the intermediate broker dealers and understands at a high level what the goal is and it's not about the ftc a sec and it's about theeg regulatory frame work, abt financial markets. it's about proteing customers and if we keep that goal in mind, think we'll be able to accomplish what we're tasked with. >> thank you very much. senator boseman. >> thank you, madame cha and i appreciate your questions concerning enforcement. that's one thing thatomes u in regards to the bill, this is cftc had the ability with enrcer and you aweredhat question very, very well explaining your role in the great job you're doing wit the resources that you he and punching the weight and still enabling protectin the customer while still enabling

senator ted cruz blames the faa inability of the agency to do its job manage the national air of airspace system. >> is threatening to cut american innovation. cruz says the faa has failed to provide the regulatory certainty needed for drones and other advanced air mobility systems to take flight. it's more resources for the faa, faster regulatory timelines, organizational shakeups. we're all ears and democratic senator kyrsten sinema agrees the faa needs to promulgate timing, timely regulations to ensure that commercial operations occur safely. the pilots are trained appropriately. cinema says it needs to be an all government approach to make sure these aircrafts are able to take flight by 2024. >> including making sure the infrastructure is in place, both on the ground and in the sky in washington. i'm anna wiernicki. >> next in sports, yankees slugger aaron judge going to be a free agent. could the giants use this? but tonight it's all about judges. the history books. baseball loves its records. he tied one big one. jason dumas, us as that next in sports. prop 27 sends 90% of profits from online sports betting to out-of-state corporation

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