joshua: i think we will.ll lose so much money, people will write to their congressmen. do not pay does that as well. sonali: what is do not by asking for regulation here? there is a sense the sec might come hard -- might come down harder on the enforcement side than the regulatory side and create new rules. joshua: crypto companies generally have money transmitter licenses, which is a low standard of regulation. they are being a broker-dealer. at least, we would all want to be licensed as broker-dealers versus money transmitter said that would lead to more disclosures and consumers feeling better protected. and there are a lot of companies like coinbase who would go in that direction but players like celsius that speculate with funds might not survive. ed: joshua brown are of do not pay and bloomberg's sonali basak, thank you both. coming up, more changes in the app store landscape. apple making a deal with developer. is it time for google to follow? this is bloomberg. ♪ ♪ ed: more news in the app store ecosy

joshua: my crystal ball is broken, so i don't know. that oil does seem low relative to very tight supplies and relative to healthy demand. kriti: let's talk about the trade-off between crude and natural gas, because we know in europe there is this major crisis going on, with soaring natural gas prices. here in the state there is a different trade where you have utilities, this idea that if natural gas is getting too expensive, they are going to feedback in and need more crude oil. how much of that demand could help lift prices? joshua: i think it is great you are talking about that, and it is a huge factor that has not been covered that much. this past winter it looks like there is as much as 2 million barrels a day of demand for power and heat. mostly in europe, but also in asia. i have seen estimates of us must -- as much as 500 million barrels a day of potential demand, especially as european and asian gas prices price in $300 a barrel equivalent. that is high relative to the current price, and i have not seen this too much in model

on the conviction of joshua schultz. well, to discuss the issue, we can also go live now to independent journalist joe loria. joe, welcome to the program that says, what was your reaction to shields being convicted on? all counts, we're expecting a different results. unfortunately not as your correspond is pointed out, there's a high conviction specially on an espionage case like this. now show was in fact one of a group of former c i a officials i had access to these materials that's according to wiki leeks. and in fact the materials according to sheldon, who represent himself, these materials were out and about for a year before the shy even knew that they were that they were loose, that they didn't loss control of them. and we have to also point out that even those convicted for revealing classified information best majority of this material was unclassified. because the ca does not allow their agents to put classified materials onto the internet which is required to do in this case, whatever. whoever is guilty i'm th

here with the top stories this, our former cia program, a joshua schultz was found guilty and most claim to be the biggest leak of classified ca, documents in history. now it's after he disclosed information about the agencies software used to have smartphones and spiral people worldwide. when shulty began to harbor resentment toward the ca, he covert li, collected those tools and provided them to wiki leeks, making some of our most critical intelligence tools known to the public and therefore our adversaries. sheltie has been convicted for one of the most brazen and damaging acts of espionage in american history. joshua sheltie has been convicted of lying to the f. b. i other charges all stemming from the allegation that he leaked classified information. the information was included in the famous wiki leagues vault 7. now this was his re trial. 2 years ago, he was brought to trial and us federal courts. and at his 1st trial, the jury only agreed to convict him on 2 charges, and they were hung about the remaining 6. joshua schulty, at this trial, has been convicted on all a charges lying

i was talking to joshua before we came up here is that you know, these women aren't alone. we can also see how the social constraints. and the abortion debate shapes and impacts negatively often individuals lives such as curtis boyd milford faye johnson, you know, i found these stories revealing as much as norma's and how we cannot just always assume or frame this debate about the termination of pregnancy itself. it does have other impacts. in addition, you know no matter what side of the abortion debate you land on this book provides you a perspective on the personal lives social constraints and historical events without making any moral judgments, and i think that's critical. joshua's writing allows us to empathize with all the cast of the players that are involved with this issue. which leads us to greater understanding and you know one thing i told him is i think this book helped me and i think would help a lot of other people look at divisive issues that we're facing in our country today if we had more authors who framed it in that way. they're not taking a position on

julia thought you fellow chung in joshua verified noah tuck and thus if you act as an 16 year old lin was working in a hot pot restaurant when a man she knew offered are much higher paid typing job in quantity province on the board with vietnam. but after accepting it, she and her friend found themselves being driven out of the country too. that's her's on poor cousin book ireland can do and things got more terrifying as i were laid on foot across a mountain range. now all men tools will work all about shall version noodle potential while you are always watching drill, loosening no longer upon 23 year old shift, chin answered in ed to promote online games cannot go sort of went out in a sort of contents with 24 year old aspiring gulf coach hung signed up to be a quality controller in a food factory model. noon, who told you slowly move toward both men had their flights and cove at 19 quarantine paid for. but when they arrived for their 1st day at work, they discovered they'd been duped. proposal. will you assume a solo to shoot a woman? rooker marshal can talk to you about why all of

has been convicted for one of the most brazen and damaging acts of espionage in american history. joshua sheltie has been convicted of lying to the f. b. i other charges all stemming from the allegation that he leads classified information. the information that was included in the famous wiki leaks vault sabbath. now this was his re trial 2 years ago, he was brought to trial and us federal courts. and at his 1st trial, the jury only agreed to convict him on 2 charges, and they were hung about the remaining 6. joshua schulty, at this trial, has been convicted on all a charges lying to the f. b, i and other charges related to the staff and leaking of classified information that was included in the wiki leaks of all 7, the biggest intelligence leak in history. ricky leaks, vault 7, contained all kinds of information about these surveillance apparatus of the american intelligence agencies. the mechanisms through which they listen to people's phone conversations, spy on people which they hack into people's computers and otherwise violate what many considered to be the civil liberties of ameri

exactly what do we think joshua for coming here? on about books we delve into the latest news about the publishing industry with interesting insider interviews with publishing industry experts will also give you updates on current nonfiction authors and books the latest book reviews and we'll talk about the current nonfiction books featured on c-span's book tv. ke that. that's a different. that's a different animal. and now joining us on about books is tiffany justice. she's with a group called moms for liberty first off mrs. justice. what is your group? we are a nonprofit grassroots organization of parents across the country in our mission is to unify educate and empower parents to defend their parental rights at all levels of government and when you say all levels of government, does that include? checking and monitoring. what books are in school libraries? sure because we have government schools. have you ever recommended a book being removed from a library? am i personally haven't recommended a book be removed from the library,

now joshua lee is the ceo of a company that helps small businesses get those tax credits. we are talking about tax policy on a sunday morning, and this is why we never get invited to any of those cool, boozy sunday brunch is. you know that right? >> absolutely. >> so those who are still sticking around to listen, i know there small businesses and startups that don't know about this at all. let's start with the most basic question. that is, what is a tax credit compared to attacks deduction? >> a question. the first thing is, if covid is going against their tax liability, so you have a dollar in credit, you can get that out. whereas it simply brings down your revenue or your income. so this is actually a bottom line figure when we talk about credit as opposed to a deduction which is above the line. >> so comparison might be the child tax credit that many people saw last year. parents were actually getting a check in the mail. this is positive money. >> that's right. regardless of your income, whether you earn money or, you can basically get the check back as a refund. dolla

but joshua compiler and his teammates have found a way to deal with frustration in a positive way on the basketball cut. i like joshua cumberland is a true fighter, the captain of the hooked refugee basketball team husband fights in all his life. he fled the democratic republic of congo, due to conflict, arrive in his cypress in may. 2020 ways is even. you see, i explained my situation to have a friend who advised that i come to cyprus to seek refuge whom 1st i went to turkey, then entered northern, sombre, and then i crossed over into the south. what was supposed to be a new lease on life soon turned into a nightmare. the 17 year old was arrested by separate police and thrown into an adult prison for 4 months. despite been a minor bus in re dall, liquid messiah a little on the 1st, i was kept in the police station, and in the morning i was taken to the court. i explained to them that i was a refugee hazel, but i was told i had violated the lockdown and curfew regulations hiwassee really traverse good traffic. city rocketry on township were paralegal. it was not easy for me because i

the work that the former warlord joshua boy, he has done with treat children, has attracted their help with. and that's protected in effect from public prosecution despite the recommendation is made by the truth and reconciliation commission. for this former warlord, liberia has become the frontline of a drug war. it cannot afford to lose. he says it's a battle he will fight out of responsibility and killed for his past crimes and for his country. for some, a low boat is a mechanical or even that self driving train. the apple that android today can be the ever, the human only robot like me will be everywhere. algae, 0 documentary to live on the we had and wonderful world of robust learn, think and even trust. i feel like i'm alive, but i know i in the machine origins of this. now because it we understand the differences and similarities of cultures across the world. so no matter why you call hand out 0 will bring you the news and current affairs. that matter i out is derrick ah .

from selma to montgomery. walking beside him in the front row was a jewish rabbi, rabbi r brown, joshua herschel. when he returned home that day, read by her shall wrote in his diary to day i felt my legs were praying. in the state of israel, mister president, our legs pray every single day. nothing is in our lives is taken for granted. my father was a jewish child in the budapest kettle, hiding from those who tried to kill him. the fact that i am standing here today, devil to happen by itself. we learn the lesson mister present at all times. israel must be strong, free and safe with a powerful army that can defend us. citizens beat joshua crossing the jordan river. doctor king crossing the alabama river. the principal is the same. if you want your independence, your hands must defend you and your legs must pray for you. you must march fearlessly towards the river. this past year with russia's unjustified invasion of ukraine was the iranian nuclear threat becoming more dangerous. and with the threat of terrorism worldwide, we were all reminded of something in order to protect freedom. s

i'm never just some cheaper joshua around one percent. a phallic tricity globally is consumed by data centers, many of which provide promote storage facilities or what is also known as the cloud . i'm in no way to see how one center is harnessing the energy of these fuel woods to stole our digital information without a heavy cap in foot traits. i'm brussel beard off the north coast of the u. k, where the global green energy revolution is taking on a new element. thrice owner jazeera out, his ear is investigative unit goes undercover in the caribbean. we don't use the word bribe. we'll just use a token of appreciation, exposing trade of diplomatic passports today. it's $250.00 unless you're hot, then the price will go to walk over a $1000000.00 involving from other regions, highest officials. my person is working differently. office hours era investigations, diplomats for sale. the latest news as it breaks the country. woodward on monday, one a controversial constitutional rep random, which is widely expected to both present sites or tort,

he says, join us who was in man i'm, they were just some ship by joshua. they watch us. they gather evidence with so can we and american cyber activists develops and tap used in brazil to monitor the police . we have more cameras than they do because where the people, a bigger brother rebel peaks on a judge ito. ah. ah. safe going home and then international intercourse him excellence award, bought now for your hero, hulu. i know norm, dana london, with the top stories on al jazeera, hundreds of protest as a now leaving baghdad heavily guarded green zone. after they broke into iraq's parliament building. earlier, the demonstrators are against the nomination of monsieur as to donny. for the position of prime minister, they support shia cleric and politician looked under asada who said he won't accept any bid bias to donnie to form a new government. last month. more than 70 members of parliament affiliated with asada, resigned on his orders, deepening monks of political deadlock, toronto sutter has urged demonstrators to go home in peace. i would up in my head is falling d

join us reuben, or run on our marriage or some she bought joshua life and robust debates. a lot of folks when they hear the word refugees think stranger, they think other la latrice stuck in these camps. it's regardless of your range the way you're coming from. and he said, give everybody safety from global issues to those that need to be high, human rights and land defenders and brazil. they live in a circumstance of permanent violence and intimidation. the st. claire, a global audience, becomes a global community on al jazeera, around one percent of electricity globally is consumed by data centers, many of which provide promote storage facilities, or what is also known as the cloud. i'm in no way to see how one center is harnessing the energy of these fuel woods to stole our digital information without a heavy coppin foot traits. i'm russell viewed off the north coast of the u. k, where the global green energy revolution is picking on a new element. thrice owner jazeera when a hands on celeste's working in asia and africa, there'd be days where i'd be shooting and editin

today, emmy award winner, kate mckinnon and from "high school musical the musical: the series," joshuaand now, here are kelly ripa and ryan seacrest! ♪ ♪ >> ryan: good morning! ♪ ♪ thank you.

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said that or yes, what's up to me in the but in the other other about the with i get a border with joshua garzo with the last 4 with of them to receive a notice back with the phone with people too much ah, a lot of it for you. if you are unable issue, you've always had a part of a new way, but not that newer. but you know, if it show some system is also it with a new knowledge. a bunch of the shows you get a dollar, a spot for the sanctions packaged bashing flags vessels from entering e u pools. belgium gary, lithuania, romania stuner. now that there would be close to russian ships here for with this talk of rerouting oil and gas exports to asia and was myself. but i, with the additional new booth for the eastern part of the northern sea root has never been around a there with or she's done yet. but of course, that all. ah, so what we've got to do is identify the threats that we have. it's crazy, even foundation, let it be an arms race is often very dramatic, development only personally and getting to resist. i don't see how that strategy will be successful, very critical of time to sit d

but for some like 15 year old joshua, this is home, looked at the elbow. if i get a job, i will stay here. he sais, adding that elsewhere, his chances in life would probably be worse. next to the birthplace of judo, japan, that is the martial law which is also an olympic sport, is facing a crisis. a win at all costs mentality is harming it's youngest lana's. debts among children have been reported in addition to bullying of the hands of cultures, it's pushing many out of the sport raising fears for its future in its traditional pause. many children start to learn judo at a young age, but many of them also quit early. su duca once, once silva at the olympics, nor economies, oguchi understands their struggle. some parents and coaches pushed children so hot that they get injured or even die. more than a 100 children have died an incidence related to judo practice in the past 3 decades. not the so lets say when i heard of men's, i for school kids started. we saw cases of children dying in judo accidents which increased the sense of crisis m as a that'll to pan

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what's up to me in the middle of the got all the other about the with with i get a border with with joshua garzo with the fees just walk with them to a critical much about about a food opportunities for okay. so with the home with ah, you also get like a bully issue. would you always heard sooner? oh sorry. ill call your wrist a pardon me? oh yeah. no, but the closet door or do you know if it so, so the system is also with interested in it. so we do a better look with a view with omar, but no one in that. no, much for some of them are they don't put them back on the board, both shirts or more come, what does it does? i should the shows just get a cost but, but don't do despite a personal come with it because i seen that booklet, but it brought out a spot ah, a forward to talking to you all. that technology should work for people. a robot must obey the orders given by human beings, except where such order is a conflict with the 1st law show your identification. we should be very careful about artificial intelligence. and the point obviously is to create trust rather than fear a take on vari

the near future, adding the green condiment might be a rare privilege reserved for special dishes. joshua in the past, we served all the cold. so been oodles with a piece of ra, a sabi. but now we can no longer do that due to insufficient supplies of with sabi, we've had to change our menu and go so that i like without, with hulu. you out with a 2020 report from japan's ministry of agriculture shows that the production of with sabi has declined by more than half since 2005. 0 nice. she attributes a scarcity to climate change, was saw be farmers whose crops were washed away by a typhoon in 2019. agree, greg, so i got her corner to go nice. the neighbors was saw be fields and turned into rivers and money and large stones, rolled down from the mountain after the typhoon, c, mazama. i felt the power of the flood says it happened in october and since it was about time to harvest was sabi, who was a large amount of a sabi, was washed away or buried in the sand. but for now, customers that onesies establishment can still saver the condiment. let's take a look at the top business story we're fall

. >> that's a, you have a new story out this morning about joshua finley, and the rnc's current national director for election integrity. the justice department is interested in the role he played in the fake elector skiing. who is he, and how is he connected to the plot to overturn the results of the 2020 election? >> friendlies name is mentioned in that lace surrey justice department grand jury subpoenas. it's sent them out as part of its investigation into the fake electors planned. at the time, the plan was being played out, and finley was on the legal team, the internal legal team, of the trump campaign. prior to the scheme rolling out the way that it did, he merged the summer before, helping handle delegates for the 2020 republican national convention. in that capacity, he developed a very large rolodex, as well as detailed knowledge of the way delegates work, or conventions work. and, of the way, ultimately, the electoral college processed and people involved would play out. when he was on the trump campaign's legal team, he was somebody who was viewed by people involved, or conne

be it joshua crossing the river or dr. king crossing the alabama river, the principle is the ande strong, free and safe. with a powerful army the premise the same, if you want your independence, your hands must defend you and your legs must pray for you and march fearlessly. this past year with russia's unjustified invasion of ukraine was the nuclear threat becoming more dangerous and with the threat of terrorism worldwide, we were all reminded of something. in order to protect freedom, sometimes force must be used. nobody wants that, but neither can we shy away from it on the side of people who will not hesitate to exploit weakness and not play by the rules. those of us who are fortunate enough to be born free people sometimes don't understand their intensity of the hatred of democracy. what did we do to them and makes them crash planes into skyscrapers in new york city and fire rockets? the answer is fear. >> completely agree. we have an alternative now. it is growing and gaining power. we are creating an alliance of cou

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next in line is moses onyango, then comes joshua obienge. and my youngest is florence akiny.g room, because it's so clean. i receive visitors here, and we also eat here together. i've been living in this house for four years. i paid for it myself and bought everything that's in my home. ♪ this is my radio. it makes me happy to listen to ramogi fm. but if i'm alone, i switch off the radio and turn on the tv. it keeps me company when everyone leaves and i'm alone during the day. and this is where i store the water glasses and cups. here are the washbowls. and the thermoses for tea and dinner plates. this is a battery, which charges our flashlights and phones. and i use it during the evening for lighting. it's a solar powered battery. ♪ >> my business is selling dried fish. i'm also teaching the trade to my children. with the savings from my earnings, i was able to build my house. ♪ >> sometimes i don't have enough money for school fees. then i tell the kids to take a chicken and sell it, so that we have cash to pay the fees. see you! bye! ♪ >> and that's all from us at "global

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joshua crossing the jordan river or doctor king crossing the alabama river the principle is the same. if you want your independence your hands must defend you and your legs must pray for you. we must march fearlessly towards the river. this past year with russia's unjustified invasion of ukraine, the irani nuclear threat becoming more dangerous with threats of terrorism worldwide, we are all reminded of something. in order to protect freedom, sometimes force must be used, nobody wants that, but neither can we shy away from it. people who will not hesitate to exploit any weakness or play by the rules, those of us who were fortunate enough to be born free people sometimes do not understand the intensity of the hatred behind the attack on democracy. what makes them crash planes into skyscrapers in new york, and fire rockets at kindergartens? the answer is fear. what scares them the most is that their citizens, their people can see us, i can see our quality of life, the dynamism and creativity of our economy, the rise of women and the lgbt q community, freedom of religion, freedom of spee

joshua norton, a san francisco rights merchant, lost his fortune and anointed himself as emperor, he put this proclamation, published by a local paper. in 1872, he called for a bridge linking oakland and san francisco, stopping at goat island, now you're bubbling up. >> they cam in at telegraph hill. >> he founded the history group. they said that norton's idea did not go over big. >> everyone thought it was ridiculous. >> reporter: he was insistent in his prock nation. >> they said they didn't pick up the proposal but he should go to jail. >> reporter: gordon was ahead of them. 64 years when the bay bridge opened for traffic. >> he was interested in bridging the cities together, culturally and socially. >> reporter: this group is once again campaigning to have the bay bridge named for emperor norton. one issue is that it already has a name. it was named for san francisco mayor, willie brown. the librarian at the institute, said it could also bear emperor norton, as an honorary name. just add emperor norton's name. >> there's more to naming than just a name. >> it's important to reco

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our marcus washington spoke with joshua howard in depth about this issue. >> i think it is important to remember what exactly was in effect and what expired on july 1 was the state of action moratorium that protected those renters who had pending applications for rental assistance. many of those applications have been process and there are still several more to be processed. caa is encouraging property owners with tenants who have pending applications to work with their tenants. evictions are very expensive and time-consuming. as long as someone still has a pending application we are encouraging landlords to work closely with the residents so that they can continue to stay in their homes until the rental assistance application is complete. >> i know you said you are telling those tenants and those who are over their apartments to work with them, what is that process like? especially if you're application is being processed and your landlord potentially is looking to put you out? what is the process like and what should people do? >> we are encouraging rental property owners to work c

established that there is a very large aquifer under this spot that stretches down into the eastern edge of joshua tree national park and most of the way to las vegas from here. it's almost entirely water that fell when there was a lot of rain. back in the ice age, there wasn't a whole lot of ice here. there was a lot rain. so it's called the fluvial here. the were freshwater lakes all over the place that just soaked down in. and that water's still here. the last time that saw daylight, that water, it might have rolled off the back of like a saber-toothed cat. hit the ground, soaked in. first man: so we're talking about a lot of life, not only animal life but there's humans that go to these places. we call it... [eee-vuhh] and pooha. that's the power that people would get from coming to these springs. there was a lot of movement here out on the landscape, and the people would visit their relatives, or they'd want to go up to yosemite for the summer just as we li to do that now. it was these springs that were just key. if these springs weren't here, the people wouldn't be able to move around. these

. >> joshua, i'll turn it over. >> joshua, i will tell you that i agree with you, that's a great observation, that's correct. and i think as jenny mentioned before, right now everyone's pricing in a recession that looks tepid and i agree with that i don't think -- >> that's why the s&p is only down 20% from the high >> i don't see a deeper recession, but to josh and jenny, the risk that i see and what the federal reserve can control is not a deep ecession not a shallow recession, but a double dip recession, and those happen, and that's the concern that i have in the market right now, and the reason i'm concerned about that is what i don't want the federal reserve to do is wait a second, crude oil, gasoline prices down 25%. lumber prices. wait a second, okay, we see that the inflation is starting to come down. no ha no, no, no, no, no, you have to stay with the policy of being extremely hawkish to ensure you're fighting inflation now and in the future. again, you're coming into a winter season where energy prices and energy supply is going to be a concern. >> you're not -- you don't think the

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