, a real sense of what reached him and this discussion and then went back to their own town and john glenn said well, i don't think you have to many votes tonight and lewis said no, they're going to turn out. they're going to work and they next day tom berkley and african-american newspaper publisher helped organize people calling him, wanting to help and yes, people joined up and worked on the get out the vote campaign and it was such a, then he went back to oakland the next day. he was supposed to go somewhere else and spoke to the community and had a big rally. so it was a great moment but he understood that you have to listen and be there. and to be responsive and of course, in the primary i think he got 96 percent of the african-american vote in oakland and a huge voter turnout . so yes. that's a good observation. >> it's interesting when i hear you say that i forget the way you phrased it earlier. about the, hecame, he did this and he listened . seems like he is continually listening to people who were really willing to tell him in a very aggressive way that you're not doing it. and

i came in early and john glenn, a dear friend, came by. he was going to do an interview and had a little time so he came by for a cup of coffee. we were sitting in my office that morning when we had the television on and watched a plane fly into the first tower of the trade center. i remember very clearly john's reaction. did you see that? a pilot just flew into the trade center? and he said pilots don't fly into buildings, that wasn't a pilot. that is how it started. we went to a leadership meeting shortly after that. thinking it had to have been an accident, we turned on the monitor as we were going to begin our preparation for the day's activity's work and then began to watch the scene unfold. i remember at one point senator patty murray who is sitting at the table saw smoke billowing and she ran to the window and said there is smoke coming from the pentagon. we all jumped to our feet and went to the window to watch what little we could see from the window and there began the chaos. >> when the second plane hit the tower, at the senate

i came in early, and john glenn, a dear friend, came by.was going to get -- he was actually going to do an interview, and he had a little time, so he came by for a cup of coffee. we were sitting in my office that morning when we had the television on and watched a plane fly into the first tower of the trade center. i remember very clearly john's reaction. i said, well, did you see that? a pilot just flew into the trade center. and he said pilots don't fly into buildings. that wasn't a pilot. and that's how it started. we went then to a leadership meeting shortly after that, thinking that it had to have been an accident. we turned on the monitors. we were going to given our preparation -- begin our preparation for the day's activities and work and then began to watch the scene unfold. and i remember at one point senator patty murray, who was sitting at the table, looked out and saw smoke billowing, and she ran over to the window, and she said, my god, there's smoke coming from the pentagon. and so we all jumped to our feet and went over to t

we went, me and kelly slater and john glenn that's one of the neatest things that ever done in my lifefails in comparison to being a civilian in space for three days. i cannot wait to hear about that journey and see all of the pictures and video. we'll be right back. much more to go on the show, stay with me. i wonder how the firm's doing without its fearless leader. you sure you want to leave that all behind? yeah. stay restless with the rx. crafted by lexus. experience amazing at your lexus dealer. retirement income is complicated. as your broker, i've solved it. crafted by lexus. that's great, carl. but we need something better. that's easily adjustable has no penalties or advisory fee. and we can monitor to see that we're on track. like schwab intelligent income. schwab! introducing schwab intelligent income. a simple, modern way to pay yourself from your portfolio. oh, that's cool... i mean, we don't have that. schwab. a modern approach to wealth management. growing up in a little red house, on the edge of a forest in norway, there were three things my family encouraged: kindness,

i'm going to paraphrase john glenn here because i think this is a cool sentiment that he shared at one point that the best attribute of an astronaut is curiousty. we have curious individuals who were impressive in their own right who were able in just three days to do something that lands them in the history books forever. who would not want to sign up for that? i don't know. >> jon: yeah. they have been an inspiration not only to the children at st. jude hospital, which this flight is raising money for, but really to children all over the world. i mean, probably not since the christa mcauliffe flight have school kids been playing such close attention to a space flight has they are this one. >> absolutely. and think about haley there on the flight, physician's assistant, but also overcame childhood cancer. she is not only the youngest american to go into space, but the first with a prosthesis, so you have children and individual of all different abilities who now say this might be something within my reach. >> jon: we don't have an aircraft carrier out there as we used to when i was a

we went, me and kelly slater and john glenn that's one of the neatest things that ever done in my lifefails in comparison to being a civilian in space for three days. i cannot wait to hear about that journey and see all of the pictures and video. we'll be right back. much more to go on the show, stay with me. that building you're trying to sell, - you should ten-x it. - ten-x it? ten-x is the world's largest online commercial real estate exchange. if i could, i'd ten-x everything. like a coffee run... don't just sell it. ten-x it. ♪ music playing. ♪ there's an america we build ♪ ♪ and one we explore one that's been paved and one that's forever wild but freedom means you don't have to choose just one adventure ♪ ♪ you get both. introducing the all-new 3-row jeep grand cherokee l jeep. there's only one. we finally found the perfect house. yeah, we couldn't believe the deal we got. just lucky i guess. (sfx: airplane flying overhead) we're a little closer to the airport than we thought... (sfx: airplane grounded outside the house) at least geico makes bundling our home and car insurance ea

john glenn, let's try again. you and he were close on the same page and i wonder what your thoughts are about john glenn. >> john is a couple years older than i am, maybe 77. but i have been saying for years that the taxpayers didn't get their money's worth out of glenn because he made one flight and immediately went into the congress. and as a taxpayer i objected ato that. i've been telling john this for years and years. i call him up the other day after the announcement and i said don, i'm glad you're going to give me one more flight with my tax dollars. i think it's good. >> frankly. obviously there are a lot of things about how weightlessness treats individuals oand the person's reaction to weightlessness is a function of the amount of exercise or lack thereof but the general physical conditioning and the kind of things that one really needs to know, you're going to be in a long-term mission the moreyou find out the better shape you'll be in . so he's a good data point. he thinks he's in pretty good shape and

. -- treasury john glenn. guy: it has received a stock and cash proposal from draftkings.he stock is up quite nicely on the back of that, 18 .25%. alix: the s&p now slipping negative, down zero .2%. safeties like health care for example, utilities, they are really can to beating to the upside. want to skip homebuilding for just a second. the bond market sitting at one point 30%. not a lot of movement. everything a little bit heavy. you had housing starts that did come in higher than estimates, but lennar reported revenue yesterday that talked about the supply chain issues. they can't build a house if they can't get the stuff to build a house. that overall index down by over 1%. guy, it is going to be tricky for large physicians to be taking place as we had that selloff into the fed tomorrow. guy: fueled by a range of things . shipping costs, raw materials, all of these things could pose near-term risks to the economy, potentially long-term risks to the portfolio. this is all according to the oecd's latest interim outlook report. the oecd chief economist spoke to bloomberg

i came in early and john glenn, a dear friend, came by. he was going to do an interview and had a little time so he came by for a cup of coffee. we were sitting

this is a far larger accomplishment into orbit than john glenn of 1962, 365 some miles up orbiting with the hubble space telescope. this is real space. jon: let's spend more on that, more time on that later. let's get to blackrock global allocations portfolio manager. let's start right here, you trimmed your equity exposure a little bit. walk me through the thinking into year end. >> good morning. so it is not that complicated. i think our view is the stock market will end higher than today but we are in a period where risk is a little heightened. one reason is people are well aware this is seasonally the toughest part of the year. second, the uncertainty around the delta variant, and finally something both you and lisa have been mentioning, supply chain disruptions. this is a big issue, it is affecting the pace of growth, the prices, and it is something we are not used to. we are always used to talking about demand but at least in the near term, this is another factor the markets will be dealing with. having said all that, we think it is a temporary issue. looking out six to nine month

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this goes back to john glenn.k to mercury and the challenges along the way, including a fair number of risks of death and injury. i don't know where it is going. i will say is we under missed -- we underestimate how improved the technology and engineering is versus what we see at the smithsonian air and space museum. jonathan: but the personal story, i think we underestimate elon musk. he becomes a caricature often of himself. pre-phenomenal achievement. lisa: i also think pretty phenomenal achievement. -- pretty phenomenal achievement. lisa: i also think erin could dream, seeing what will power the future is exciting. jonathan: retail sales in america front and center. for our audience worldwide, heard on radio, seen on tv, this is bloomberg. ♪ (announcer) looking for a better way to lose weight and feel good? how about the one with the 98% success rate and the more affordable weight loss solution? that's golo. there are no monthly fees and it's guaranteed to work or you don't pay. how can golo offer all of that?

in fact this crew is up twice as high as john glenn traveled during his famous first orbital flight.he space x spacecraft is now orbiting our earth nearly 360 miles up. a higher orbit than our international space station. they will now circle are planted 15 times every day, they're about. roughly about every 90 minutes for the next three. days the launch was funded by one of its passengers, as they do. a billionaire named jared isaacman the crew's been straining for this since march. mission began tonight at cape canaveral florida, where our own cal perry joins us live. >> cal i was thinking about this tonight early air travel was at first only the brave. and then only the. rich and think about space travel. at first only the brave, and now it's opened up to the rich. but the goal is to make it like southwest airlines someday i guess. >> that is right, and a long musk in spacex thinks this is the road to doing a. they will point to what they can reuse. they can re-use the rocket, the rocket that took these four new astronauts to space has been used twice before, to put military satel

finally brought it to a close and it reached him and there was discussion in the went back and john glenn's not too many tonight and he said no, you're going to turn out. the next day in african-american newspaper publisher helped organize wanting to help people joined and worked trying to get the campaign in there was -- then he went back to oakland the next day. folks in the community had a rally but he understood you have to listen and be there and of course in the primary 96% of the boat turn out. >> when i hear you saying is i forgot the way you phrased earlier and he listened. people were really going to tell him in an aggressive way but you're not doing enough and you reach some of those people even though you don't agree with everything in his approach. >> one thing about that, of the people with american activists he's not one of the last liberals, he's the last of the great believable. the last of the great believable. >> can you expand on that? what is that mean? >> leaving what he said. he didn't overpromise or make things up, he listened and said what he thought and he said d

john glenn is about to fly in and i wonder what your thoughts are. >> he's a couple of years older than i am and i have been saying for years the taxpayers didn't get their money's worth out because he made one flight and immediately went into the congress and as a taxpayer, i objected to that. i had been telling him this for years and years. i called him up the other day after the announcement and i said i'm glad you're going to give me one more flight. i think it's a good quite frankly. there are a lot of things about how the weightlessness treats the individuals and the person's reactions for the amount of exercise or the lack thereof for the general physical conditioning and the kind of things that one really needs to know if you are going to be in a long-term mission. the more you find out, the better shape you will be in. thanks he's in pretty good shape and he probably is. i'm sure that there will be some lessons learned even in that short period of time looking at his general physical conditions before and after. i think it's a good thing. i think that we will learn something fr

close and there is a sense of it reaching him and there was a discussion and they went back and john glennll, i don't think you've got too many votes tonight and he said no, it's going to turn out. they are going to work and the next day in african-american newspaper publisher to help organize people calling him, wanting to help and yes, people joined and worked the vote campaign and it was -- then he went back to oakland the next day, you're supposed to go somewhere else if he spoke to the community and they had a rally. it was a great moment but he understood you have to listen and be there and of course in the primary, 96% of the african vote turn out so that's a good observation. >> what i hear you saying, i forgot the way you phrased earlier, he came and did this and he listened. it seemed like he is continually listening to people work willing to tell it in an aggressive way that you are not hearing about and he reached some of them even though they didn't agree with everything in his particular approach. >> one thing, one of the people in the part said he is not one of the last libe

john glenn was in my office just to have a cup of coffee before he did an interview i think with cnn or c-span that morning and as we sat there, i had my monitor on and i saw this incredible sight of a plane going into the world trade center and i commented to john, did you just see that? a pilot just flew into the world trade center. i'll never forget his reaction. he said, that was no pilot. we went on into the leadership meeting and we had just started and soon after that i remember senator patty murray looked out the window and saw this big black billowing cloud out of the window, and she said my god something's on fire, so we all rushed to the window and we could barely see it, but right over the pentagon there was this big cloud of smoke and a plane had just hit the pentagon. right about that time our security details rushed into the room and physically demanded we leave the building and run as fast as we can because we had heard that another plane was going to hit the capitol at any moment. i can recall literally running out with my fellow leaders and i can remember seeing sen

cuba and for the theoryand cuban and leader and l castro, operation dirty trick was a plan that john glennspace capsule would blow up we would blame on cuba. rockefeller first reveals cia was working on mine control attempting to use lsd. church committee hands over documents, 1978, randomly drugged civilians, operation called midnight climax in which prostitutes, the johns coming to visit prostitutes in california and new york would be given lsd and monitored without their knowledge to see what would happen to them so you could light, fire, test lsd to see if this was a chemical to give to a spy and see what would happen. can we monitor and can we rep news it? this is all coming in the 70's, 80's and 90's. seem sod sify that would undercut something that we would love to say. we would love to be able to say we wouldn't do that. but it gets harder to say that particularly to minority communities when they come up, people in minority communities have theory of argument and will talk about some of them to say, we certainly -- we wouldn't do that. that's not something that the united states g

primary he went to a church in oakland at 10:00 at night and he took raiford johnson was with him and john glenn who was campaigning with him, and john. off the go. he told them just be quiet. it's going to be rough but don't worry. he's telling his friends. he got up there and it started. this is wrong, that is wrong. you need to do this. why don't you do that? he answered and talked about, well maybe, i can't promise you but -- and he responded. at one point rayford johnson wanted to get up you with anchor. he said no. this is between them and me. and it went on. willie brown was the moderator and so they finally brought it to a close, and there was some, by the end a little since they had reached him and there was discussion and then he went back to the hotel and john klin said well i don't think you got too many votes tonight. willie brown said, oh, no. they are going to turn out. i mean, they're going to work. the next day, berkeley, and african-american newspaper publisher, helped organize. people were calling him wanting to help, and yes, people joined up and work on the get out the vote

my name is john glenn. i'm with access of love, and i am a resident in the area that really used to be -- and i can sincerely tell you that them leaving has created more crime in that particular block, so much so that muni has taken out that bus stop that used to be at the corner of 8 and mission due to all the criminal activity that's going on around there. so i want to say i'm strongly opposed to the appeal and find that releaf would be a credit to whatever neighborhood and would result in a better neighborhood to whatever area they relocate to. thank you. >> clerk: thank you for your comments, sir. all right. operations, let's hear from our next caller, please. >> good afternoon, board of supervisors. my name is [inaudible] my family was part of the portola annex on mission, so we've been here for a very long time. i'm a medical cannabis kak tiffist and advocate. i'm a veteran, and i -- activist and advocate. i'm a veteran, and i advocate for cannabis to help people get off of alcohol and substances and

in new york city, breaking banners about as big as john glenn orbits the earth. this is massive.l let him out of the booth ever? >> there he is. >> no. >> that's where he has been sitting since covid began. >> let me tell you something about akor. akor has been sitting there since the first case of covid escaped a lab, was found in a bat market or whatever. he's been there! >> i was 25 when this all began. [ laughter ] >> you look terrific. >> don't look a day past 26. >> we love you. >> happy birthday. >> alex has been in the captain's seat, you're right, every single day since this began with the mask on. i don't think people appreciate it. you look at these boxes. there are seven of us right now. there's somebody in there running air traffic control, and his name is alex corson. it is not easy to pull off, and he does a great job. >> really, we've been -- when covid first hit, nobody was going into 30 rock. hardly anybody. it was a ghost town. >> you couldn't. >> every day, alex went in. every single day, talking about the iron man, unbelievable. happy birthday. >> he is our i

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. >> today's pentagon briefing, john kirby was joined by glenn van hurt. this was about 50 minutes. >> good morning, everybody. could you hear me ok? >> i hear you loud and clear. >> general van purkey is joining us again to talk about operation allies a welcome. the things they are doing around the country. without any more delay, the general will have some opening comments and we will have questions just like before. i will moderate the q and day. keep the follow-ups to a minimum so we could get around to as many people as we can to about 30 minutes. then we will turn it around for about 30 minutes. >> good morning, it is great to be with you today. i will update you and provide you with an update on our other ongoing efforts. in addition to our mission, usnorthcom continues to provide medical assistance in louisiana, mississippi, alabama. while supporting firefighting in the western united states. there are 200 soldiers deployed to fight the fires in northern california. 2 million gallons of fire retardant. we are also conducting hurricane ida relief. g

glenn or eat, or brock obama. they love this city on a hill speech. it's less, john winthrop. right us, you know, on the boat off shore. he says, we shall be as a city upon a hill. well, no one ever mentioned what he says after that in the speech. it basically says that we're a new israel and that with the strength, i'm paraphrasing with the strength of god behind us. we should be able to smoke 10 of our enemies for each man. this is a subtle or colonial enterprise. to not necessarily civilize the heathen, but probably to exterminate and the language of creat they wanted to create a christian how fate. in a new land, i mean this is, this is not very different language. i mean, if i'm being purposely provocative and there are differences. but i think if we don't look at the parallels, we're not looking at ourselves. and if we don't look at ourselves, we're never really going to be able to make the progress to this, you know, you know, aspirational republic of ours. no one in the us had such a great time finding what would become al, guided in the budget. and now it's so nice fo

glenn c perry, sr. john william perry. franklin allan pershep. danny pesce. michaeljohn pescherine.dward potorti. daphne pouletsos. richard n poulos. stephen emanual poulos. brandon jerome powell. scott alan powell. shawn edward powell. antonio dorsey pratt. gregory m preziose. wanda ivelisse prince. vincent a princiotta. kevin m prior. everett martin proctor iii. carrie beth progen. david lee pruim. richard a prunty. john foster puckett. robert david pugliese. edward f pullis. patricia ann puma. jack d punches. hemanth kumar puttur. my my husband patrick shaun murphy, we will continue to live your legacy of love, good humour and generosity. thank you to my family and friends who have loved and supported me, maggie and sean for the past 20 years, and thank you to our brave men and women in uniform for your courageous service and sacrifice. you are are real heroes. thank you. and my brother bartjoseph rugieri. 32 years was not enough and is 20 years feels like yesterday. we remain forever inspired by his spirit, embodied in his favourite quote, life is not measured by the numbers of