irvin magic johnson and more first, i want to talk about some of the things happening in the markets.e've been talking out of the code conference about the china/u.s. decoupling. it seems to me the semiconductor industry has a lot at stake. what is your view of what needs to happen here >> our view remains the same i'd probably like to change the conversation a bit and talk about strategic coupling the united states semiconductor industry, qualcomm is an example of that is a very strong industry and participates in the global market. what we saw as things increased, our position in china improved looking at the qualcomm diversification for example, we are going from mobil and a large amount of partners in china. maintaining the effective position of leadership we have the conversation is more about the strategic elements of the economy and what does it look like and talking strategically decoupling that is part of a better conversation to have. >> let's go to micro and talk smart cities those are beyond the smartphone. talking cars and tracking data and where they are going and logist

conversation focusing on worsening racial wealth gaps in united states with mehrsa baradaran, uc-irvine law professor. this is bloomberg. ♪ caroline: more than a year ago, in the wake of the police killing of george floyd in the united states, much of corporate america and waltzed right pledged to do -- and wall street pledged to do more to combat systemic racism, writing checks, giving money to hbcu's. a year after that promise, they're talking less and less. is that the case, romaine? romaine: it's interesting can we track what goes on with the conference calls and the word count and how many times they mention it, and you can see the drop off. the peak was post-george floyd protests and someone around the actual case itself. we saw that spike and everyone was talking about it, and as anticipated, that dropped off. companies have been distracted by other things and found other things to talk about. sonali: that is certainly true in a lot of cases, and there is a lot of question about whether the money that is going philanthropic efforts matched how much money is being put towards putt

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i remember irvin king coming over and he met alan greenspan.rnor of the fed in washington. we went into the white house and met the chief adviser to the president that we used as our text books. ministers came over, but so did mervyn king. that was an amazing opportunity. you've only had this job since may. you haven't got long as i said in the introduction to persuade people. are you good at saying no? in thisjob, you have to, and every day, colleagues will come with really good ideas. everything i say we will do, how we would fund it? that means you do have to say no to people because you've got to prioritise. what would our priorities be as an incoming labour government around schools, nhs and jobs of the future, particularly in those green industries? what's the best advice you've had. of the chancellors said to you, is there is one thing i could do? i spoke to all of them when i was appointed to thejob, and gordon, who i admire a lot, he said you have to have the discipline, but you've got to have something worth being disciplined for. tha

top up for kyle seeger takes cole irvin. 1-0. a's kind of circling the drain right now. seattle would build a 3-0 lead. a's with only one run all night. in front of about 4000 fans. max chapman with his 27th. junior drove 750 miles to see him. the a's falling. the sharks open training camp tomorrow. evander kane will not be there. he was just cleared on gambling accusations made by his estranged wife. the league is looking into domestic abuse allegations, so he will not take part in training camp. joe lake is just got signed 50 -- find $50,000 for saying he did not want to trade for ben simmons. he did not even mention him by name, but the league considered it tampering. tampering with agents and gm's behind closed doors. he wants out of philly, but not a good fit on the warriors. abc7 >> that is going to do it for tonight. thank you for watching. >> for all of us, we appreciate your time. julianne moore on jimmy kimmel. >> oh, yeah. >> i will be buying a ticket there. >> the whole thing about lightning never striking twice. it has there. >> $3 million and $4 million. i'

nothing has changed of the 3rd cole irvin pitching. oh, boy. that was gone for a three-run home run. >> marcus semien and also homered in the game. you hate to see that final score. 8. nothing blue jays now. the red sox yankees and astros all lost. but the mariners won. so oakland slips behind seattle in both the division and the championship, final round, patrick cantlay on the 18th hole and this approach was like worth 15 million dollars. that's the prize money for winning the event over the water. sticks. it within 12 feet of the hole. how about that. can't light only needed a 2 putt from there. on the pretty easy stuff. he taps it in to win the tour championship and that is a cool. 15 million not a bad day's work. a matter of fact, jonathan, i'm kind of starting to think that maybe i pick up some gulf. know. >> i think going to be definitely the wrong business. that i know for sure. yeah. that and chad pender someone needs duma hug. some love in a cold one tonight. that was a yeah play that was brutal. and and he still didn't make the play.

cole irvin. he's on the bump. tigers ups one nothing after the tender saves at least are on top of the 3rd match skies. one deep to left center. that's a 2 run shot. 22nd home run of the year. and 5 100th of his career, 3 to bottom of the 4. on the other side that platinum glove winner. double them out. step on 3rd one out. shows off the gun off the board. the play ends, the inning. still up 3 to one. now 41 in the 5th. mark hanna, a san jose native. and cal product goes the opposite way for a 2 run homer a's lead 6 to one. 13th round. and right now it's 8 to 3. a's the red sox are losing big, which means oakland could be with and a game of the second wild-card spot by night's end. the giants are looking to snap a two-game skid. they'll have their work cut out for them. not only are they down a couple of pitchers. also johnny cueto. it back. play one the best baseball teams. >> in the league walking is only a few games behind them in the standings. >> get out last night's game back to not that would a good step in

top up for kyle seeger takes cole irvin. 1-0. a's kind of circling the drain right now. that is gone. seattle would build a 3-0 lead. a's with only one run all night. in front of about 4000 fans. max chapman with his 27th. junior drove 750 miles to see him. the a's falling. the sharks open training camp tomorrow. evander kane will not be there. he was just cleared on gambling accusations made by his estranged wife. the league is looking into domestic abuse allegations, so he will not take part in training camp. joe lake is just got signed 50 -- find $50,000 for saying he did not want to trade for ben h b name, but the league considered it tampering. tampering with agents and gm's behind closed doors. he wants out of philly, but not a good fit on the warriors. abc7 working at recology is more than a job for jesus. it's a family tradition. jesus took over his dad's roue when he retired after 47 year. now he's showing a new generation what recology is all about. as an employee-owned company, recology provides good-paying local jobs for san franciscans. we're proud to have b

amanda: andrea irvin with home first services says it will be people relocating from this vacant lot along component drive where apple plans to put its campus. working with a number of organizations and city officials to make this happen. a longtime homeless advocate spoke with these residents who say something has got to give. >> they are helping this program gets them into some real housing because of it does not, they have no place to go. amanda: signs organizing a move-in day protest with residents pushing a petition to stop the relocation. >> we want to be part of the process. we understand the situation of the homeless. right now, it is not about shoving it down our throats. it is about including us. amanda: he's another resident and says they only learned about the project last wednesday. the proximity to two neighboring parks could be problematic for families and young children. >> i certainly hope that never have a letter go emergency, natural disaster before them so they end up in this situation and they are greeted with such intolerance. amanda: the city plans to give this

amanda: andrea irvin with home first services says it will be people relocating from this vacant lotlong component drive where apple plans to put its campus. working with a number of organizations and city officials to make this happen. a longtime homeless advocate spok who say something has got to give. >> they are helping this program gets them into some real housing because of it does not, they have no place to go. amanda: signs organizing a move-in day protest with residents pushing a petition to stop the relocation. >> we want to be part of the process. we understand the situation of the homeless. right now, it is not about shoving it down our throats. it is about including us. amanda: he's another resident and says they only learned about the project last wednesday. the proximity to two neighboring parks could be problematic for families and young children. >> i certainly hope that never have a letter go emergency, natural disaster before them so they end up in this situation and they are greeted with such intolerance. amanda: the city plans to give this temporary site open for

oakland's team's 3rd cole irvin hangs out all 100 kirk that's gone for a three-run home run. it 7.ay-z. and gave up 7 runs over only 2 and a 3rd innings yanks. robbie ray meanwhile, had such problems for the jays. he didn't give up a hit until the 5th inning and struck out 10 days over 6, 2, 3rd innings. pretty good outing for him and oakland only managed 2 hits all game long. so the bluejays really run away with this 1, 8 nothing. they sweep days and what was a pretty devastating series for oakland. but after the game that happened, bob melvin said, hey, don't give up on us yet. >> i think we've got to just have a short memory on that one. you know, we've been a swing the as a group really putting up a lot of runs. and you know, we just haven't been able to find a way to win some of these ball games. you know, we're still in the high. obviously we've been on a skit lee and that's that's not good. bye. i think that there's some positives we can take away. we've been swinging the bats. well, playing good defense. the pitching. i know. pitching has been something that's been solid fo

irvin redlenner.tor, i want to gauge your level of concern and maybe it's regional for the weeks and months ahead. >> well, good evening, brian. so unfortunately, something like this kind of pandemic with a wildly out of control delta variant is not likely to stay anything, regional or otherwise. in the northeast, we're in a bubble, and hopefully it doesn't lead to complacency where we think we're invulnerable. i think all bets are off. and i think we do need to be cautious. we just had our big labor day holiday, with a lot of people gathering together. and we're putting 55 million children back into classrooms. i think that is together kind of a dangerous combination of factors that could really cause us to have even a greater surge than we're currently experiencing. i think the good news on the horizon is that hopefully we may get more people vaccinated. although that will be a pretty uphill road. merck will come out with its new drug that will be used to treat the virus. if we don't do that, i real

irvine and d. j. runner on making a 6 to 4 games. now it's 6 to 5 and andrew chafin gives up a two run shot to jonah hime. the rangers get five in the inning. go on to win 8 to 6. the ayes have eight blown saves and their last 19 games. the loss leaves them and tie with seattle two games out of that last wild card and 5.5 games back of houston in the l west. well, the way stanford played last week at kansas state, you'd probably figure the cardinal would have a long night in their conference opener at 14th, ranked usc. that would be an improper assumption. some high end theatrics is what you'd expect at the l. a coliseum is david shaw and the cardinal settled this week on quarterback tanner mckee. well this will take some pressure off the quarterback first down on the 13 stanford second possession, nathaniel pete pops through the line of scrimmage. and where is everybody pete out? it runs the trojan secondary. goes 87 yards of the end zone six minutes into the game, stanford as i seven lead, this was

joining me now is rick hasen a professor at uc irvine school of law and codirector of the free speechhis is a topic i'm passionate about and frankly concerned about as we look ahead, particularly when i read what you just wrote recently, rick, in a law review article. you said the united states faces a serious risk that the 2024 presidential election and other future u.s. elections will not be conducted fairly. and that taking office will reflect the free choices made by eligible voters. i mean, that's alarming .that's what democracy is all about, that who ever is elected represents the will of the people. what do you see, rick, as the biggest threat to our democracy and our elections at this point? >> well, i never expected to write those words about the united states. i never thought in our lifetime we would worry about elections being subverted, elections stolen. but ironically, the donald trump familie false claims that the last election was stolen and the claims believed by millions of people have greatly increased the chances that the next time around one way or another we could

not a good enough to get a runner while a pitcher cole irvin didn't help that. he gave up 7 3 in the end chase as you see there. the nothing a's manager bob melvin, though, thinks the team can play better down the stretch towards. you know what i think are the best part of our season yet to come. >> i really do. i think we're going to we're going to get home. we're going to play or best stretch of baseball. >> and we're going to get our get on a run for the season's over and then we have 2 teams that we need to be there at the end. i think our best baseball yet to come. >> all right. stand positive. the a's have the day off to rest up and then hope to bounce back tomorrow night at the coliseum in a game against the chicago white sox. >> we'll take a break. some 52 time. we'll be right back. >> and we're back at 7.55 forty-niners open up their season next sunday on the road. they're headed to detroit to take on the lions. jimmy g is the presumed starter as a rookie quarterback. trey lance backs him up and learns more of the offense and speed of the game. lance co

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bobby kennedy goes up against irvine, back and forth, back and forth.uld have been an important this addition if you have a sixth grade education, illiteracy test. a major way to building he said what do we tell the people? you tell the people are never going to get the southern democrat movement. from that to the civil rights bill, fat moment when baldwin, all hell is breaking loose everywhere. maybe the country now, you will be able to get it but what they do is they begin to lobby and bring groups to the white house and get people engaged and i write ductal and he said i don't think -- it's unlikely we can get the bill through but we have to try and he also said if people think they who would make this go away, he understood that they needed that. just that alone, president kennedy is in the white house for by the spring of 63, they are writing major civil rights legislation from mobilizing public support in figuring out strategies for getting through. bipartisan brought into law. by the time john kennedy goes down, the bill is on way. that's basical

deck look and his 35th round trip for the season made it 4-0 and that was it for the pitcher cole irvinkept the a's off balance and struck out 10 and his fourth straight start with double-digit strikeouts and he has lost four of their last five and were held the two hits and were swept in an 8-0 loss so the a's remain four games behind boston for the second wild-card spot but they now trail seattle as well and oakland staying positive despite their recent slide. >> trying to be a goldfish and a 10 second memory and keep moving forward. >> you remember what animal has the shortest memory? the goldfish. >> i think the best part of our season is yet to come. i really do. i think we will get home and play her best stretch of baseball, and we will get our runs before the season is over and we have two teams we have to be there at the end and i think our best baseball is yet to come. >> i hope you are right because the a's are off tomorrow and back at it tuesday and the former manager tony larusso returns to the coliseum for the first time with his al central leading white sox and the golf ch

a's pitcher cole irvin. why didn't get any help.gave up 7 runs in the end, the blue jays beat the a's by final 8 to nothing. a's manager bob melvin says better days are ahead. >> you know what i think are the best part of our season yet to come. i really do. i think we're going to we're going to get home. we're going to play or best stretch of baseball. >> and we're going to get get on a run for the season's over and then we have 2 teams that we need to be there at the end. i think our best baseball yet to come. >> have a day off to rest up. they will hope to bounce back tomorrow night at the coliseum in a game against the chicago white sox. we'll be the x-rays from your urgent care visit look good. just stay off that leg, okay? what about my rec team? i'm all they got. next season. thanks doc. wow, he already scheduled my pt. i love doctors who work with athletes. does he know you tripped over a basketball? that's a sports injury. at kaiser permanente, we make getting care easy so you can get back on the court quicker. >> 6 days aw

could not get anything going on offense and they only managed 2 hits all games while a's pitcher cole irvinly gave up 7 runs in the end, the blue jays beat the a's with a final score of 8 to nothing a's manager bob melvin believes his team can play better and they had better play better down the stretch. >> you know what i think are the best part of our season is yet to come. i really do. i think we're going to we're going to get home. we're going to play or best stretch of baseball. >> and we're going to get get on a run for the season's over and then we have 2 teams that we need to be there at the end. i think our best baseball, you have to come. >> in other words, that's manager speed. they had better play better or else they might. now you say i make it to the playoffs. they hope to bounce back tomorrow there at the coliseum in a game against the chicago in 6 days from now. the forty-niners they will wake up in detroit as they start their season to take on the detroit lions jimmy g for now. he is scheduled to start as rookie quarterback trey lance back some up and try learn a little bit

sounding alarm bells about trump's behavior long before january 6 and rick hasan at uc irvine, a new paper out this week that shows how the activities of trump and his allies, quote, served as dress rehearsals for how to subvert election results this 2024 and others. it's great to have you with us. i want to start with that memo that we're talking about. this outline, if you will. the 6 point outline from eastman. how realistic is this scheme and do we really owe the survival of our democracy at this point to one dan quayle who reportedly told pence or convinced pence he could not discard the electoral votes? >> you know, after cnn obtained the two page memo, sent a 6 page memo that was even worse, false claims that the election was stolen and based on false legal analysis claiming mike pence would have the authority to just throw out these legal votes based on nothing. eastman said there were slates of electors, there weren't. he said that pence had this power but what saved us was the majority of congress that rejected this and people around the country, many of them republicans li

contemporary united states he's founder of a election law blog and a professor at the university of irvine rick, you have been very, very focused on this. i share your concern and focus on it and we've been pretty focused on it. first, have you gotten more or less concerned as time has passed between january 6th particularly and now >> well, i've gotten much more concerned. first of all, we've learned a lot more about what happened behind the scenes january 6th. we learned how vice president pence was urged to essentially just declare trump the winner based on a false claim there were seven states with alternative slates of electors because of irregularities in elections. none of the stuff was true, but vice president pence stood up. raffensperger stood up people who were actually in power and who had to make decisions stood up and we were able to withstand what trump was throwing at the election system last time. but now over the last nine, ten months, as trump has convinced millions of his supporters that the last election was stolen and he's trying to replace those who stood up to him w

dirty cole irvin loves it. the tigers one. nothing.an. >> got a hold of that deep and he can be banned. that is gone. 3 to one aide. his 22nd of the season. bottom of the 4th chapman. he doesn't on the other end. look at platinum golden glove winner for a reason then it plan golden glow of saying. he steps off air for one out shows off the gun. then right that later in the game, oakland still up. and mark hanna. he hits the home run is 6 to one. win. 93 there. 12 straight win in detroit. here's bob melvin after the game on matt chat. >> it looks great you're driving the ball in defensively to it's just just notice will defensively with some of the ball as he's getting to know. so, i mean. for me it was probably just getting comfortable with the have been. i'm not thinking about any who work in his mechanics, right. just playing. the giants. >> they're hosting the brewers for the second game of a four-game series right now. they leave milwaukee 61 into 6, an a. thank god for our producers. i was looking up the score myself big. they bea

cole irvin loves. it still one. nothing tigers top of the 3rd now. matt chapman. a hold of that one to deep left center field. 2 run home run his 22nd of the season 3 to things change in a hurry bottom of the 4th chapman dozen on the other side. it's got a fair ball is going and a platinum glove winner for no reason. he doubles him up. tests on 3rd throw the guy out at first. let's go to the 5th inning for one mark hanna. this driven to write cow products goes the opposite way for the home run. his 13th home run of the season. a's win. 93 their 12th straight win in detroit. here's bob melvin after the game on his stood. matt chapman. >> it looks great. you're driving the ball in defensively to it's just just notice will defensively with some of the ball as he's getting to know. so, i mean. for me it was probably just getting comfortable with the have been. i'm not thinking about any who work in his mechanics, just playing. >> all righty. a quick update on the giants. they're down 6 to one in the top of the 9th inning. the giants took chose a bad time to go on a lo

an ace pitcher cole irvin didn't help matters much he gave up 7 runs.he blue jays that beat the a's with a final score. 8 to nothing. a's manager bob melvin, though, says, you know what, he thinks the team still got a lot in it. >> you know what i think are the best part of our season yet to come. i really do. i think we're going to we're going to get home. we're going to play or best stretch of baseball. >> and we're going to get our get on a run for the season's over and then we have 2 teams that we need to be there at the end. i think our best baseball yet to come. >> there you have it. a's have a day off to rest for a bit, then they'll hope to bounce back tomorrow night at the coliseum against the chicago white sox. nothing will be right back. [ sfx: ping ping beep beep bloop bloop ] lisa looks like you've... [ sfx: pop pop pop pop ] lisa, you might be on mute. [ sfx: pop ping bloop ] [ phone buzzing ] the day can wait... enter the golden state with real california dairy. the x-rays from your urgent care visit look good. just stay off that leg, okay

cole irvin its love. tigers up one to nothing sits a top of the 3rd the match at show. gets a hold of that know ahead of myself. he had hit 2 run home run double play and you get the double play right there. it's 3 to one a's now 4 to one in district right that's mark hanna he goes the opposite way or the 2 run homerun a 6 to one 13 home run of the season. they win 93 there 12 straight win in detroit. they're only a game behind a red sox now for the second wild-card spot. the yankees also lost he's got some. going forward. the forty-niners. they trim their roster down to 53 and there were too many surprises, but 2 notable ones were jordan matthews and ha ha clinton dix, matthews had been trying to make the transition from wide receiver to tight dick's he's a former first-round pick out a he actually had an interception on sunday. meanwhile, raiders released alameda native keelan doss today. all players cut have an opportunity to be signed by their respective teams. practice squads. if no one claims them off waivers. so this doesn't necessarily mean is the end of the roa

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now, of course in our days, the, you know, wonderful david irvines of the day, who spoke so importantly about -- for his people, if you like. they're obviously, you know, they are elected representatives. billy hutchinson, there's people like that. how do we get to reach out to them, and the irish president spoke on the radio recently about the need to reach out. you know, and i think there could be a lot more being done by america to that end. >> thank you, my time has well expired. i appreciate the chairman's indulgence, and i yield back. thank you. thank you, all. >> thank you, representative. the chair now recognizes committee member but also the chair of the transatlantic legislative dialogue representative jim costa for five minutes. >> thank you very much, mr. chairman, and i've enjoyed the perspective that our three witnesses have provided. we've talked about the role of the united states, and i'd like to drill down on that, but to the last speaker, as the chair of the transatlantic legislators dialogue, we have a lot of dialogue as you might expect with the members of the europ

there were huge situations, like nanette and eric naposki going to look at a million dollar homes in irvinee instantly gets a $1 million life insurance policy payout, $150,000 provision in the will, and most significantly she will have access as the trustee of his estate to all of his wealth. >> they portrayed it like i stood to gain money. >> right. >> that's what they said, right? >> that's the whole thing. financial gain. >> i was on all -- i only gained money if bill was alive. >> nanette would never kill the golden goose so she would be with the pauper. eric doesn't bring enough to the table for her to be one to leave bill. just didn't make sense. >> who kills the golden goose? well, everybody forgets that's exactly what the farmer did in the aesop fable. he killed the golden goose because he was greedy. and that's exactly why -- nanette was greedy. she didn't want to wait. she saw this money and wanted it for herself. >> now we're going to turn to that verdict in the lurid trial involving a former nfl star, his lover, and her wealthy fiance. >> i understand you've reached a verdict in

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i'm proud to represent scientists at the university of california-irvine who are doing cutting edge research on fuel cell, energy conversion and more. we have to support their work to have a strong, stable and globally competitive economy work eneed green energy. for orange county, for the united states and for our planet. we cannot continue to rely on the technology of yesterday. the speaker pro tempore: for what purpose does the gentleman from georgia seek recognition? >> i ask unanimous consent to address the house for one minute and revise and extend my remarks. the speaker pro tempore: without objection, the gentleman from georgia is recognized for one minute. >> i rise today to celebrate the 7 ath -- the 75th anniversary of the okeefenokee swamp park that opened their doors 75 years ago. since then people have across the world have visited one of georgia's most desirable destinations. each year over 500,000 people visit the okeefenokee national wildlife refuge. as one of the largest intact fresh water wetlands in north america it's home to various threat and endangered species. more th