>> jaclyn. >> that jared absolutely loved what he was doing. he would do it all over again. we are just so proud of him >> todd: and clarinda, as the grandmother to dylan, what do you want us all to remember about him? >> just one a beautiful person he was. i wish everyone could have met dylan on and off being with tech. he was not only behind the scenes, but he made and created so many wonderful place through his community. and he was just a beautiful person. >> todd: regi, jaclyn, clarinda, daniel, no words that i say will express how remorseful we are or what happened to your loved ones and your friends, but hopefully the words that came out of the segment will get you some answers. answers that you and the other family members deserve. thank you so much. we will be right back. >> thank you. ♪ ♪ >> todd: paul pelosi getting the boot from california law enforcement association after trying to use to his advantage on infamous dui crash in napa valley. the foundation revoking his membership immediately following his arrest or conviction. officials from the foundation telling

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. >> let's go to jaclyn howard at cnn. >> thanks for taking my question. we understand that in charlotte, north carolina, when there were vaccination efforts, we understand 540 doses of the 2000 doses were allocated, so looking forward, are there plans in other locations like atlanta, new orleans, and others to make an effort to administer more of the allocated doses during large events and what are those plans to ensure that more doses are used during these efforts at the large events and during this type of outrage? thank you. mr. fenton: we are looking at events that expand through equity reach, not only at risk populations, but focusing on certain demographics and through some of those events. i mentioned events in atlanta, southern decadence in new orleans, let me go ahead and ask dr. daskalakis to add some other events that we are working on, along with cdc, to bring additional vaccine and more importantly public education outreach. dr. daskalakis: i will start and then handed to dr. walensky. this is one of the reasons this is a pilot to make sure w

. ♪ quite shery: we are counting down to fed chair jay powell's address at jaclyn hall this week.xcited. the big question, will he try to micromanage financial conditions? we have seen the conditions easing lately. annabelle: basically, bank of america will vote this morning. they are expecting the fed and jay powell this we get jackson home to reinforce a commitment to price stability even at the risk of sparking recession. this shows the difference one year makes. last year power went into jack son hole with the narrative inflation was transitory. now it is different. bank of america pivoting quickly to rate cuts. taking a look at what bank of america sees from here. look at the midpoint of the fed fund target rate at the terminal chart. 2.4%. bank of america seized that getting to 3.5% or 3.75% i the end of the year. until we see a change of inflation at 8.5%. they needed around 2%. -- need it around 2%. haidi: let's not get ahead. the full impact may not yet be felt. annabelle: yes. we have had a big move higher in global stocks since june lows by nearly 10%. also risky assets

next we have jaclyn hill. we have dr. rodrick lee.assie at ayres university and last but not least, associate professor at nasa security affairs at the naval postgraduate school. we want to thank all of our panelists and experts were joining us today. we hope to have three rounds of questions for each of the panelists and i will weave in question from the audience. for those of you missing the -- you have the link on the page. let me start us off with the first round of questions. what happened militarily around the taiwan straight? can you discuss what you saw over the most significant mentions of the china -- and why should we care? >> it is great to be here with such distinguished colleagues. late in the evening through the second of august, through the 10th. from the fourth of august, to the 10. the exercises overall were longer in duration. the first is location. the military exercises, especially the live fire portion occurred in areas where they never occurred before. and a greater set of numbers than ever before. in the north,