altenburg, and miss, is it kelles? >> correct, it is kelles. >> thank you. i want to start off by thanking senator markey, our chair, for today's hearing on his legislation that seeks to shine light on the impacts on cryptocurrency. on our environment. i held the first oversight hearing on congress in cryptocurrency almost ten years ago. november 18th, 2013 i was privileged to be chairman of homeland security government affairs committee. we have the first hearing in the santa. focus on the environmental impact the cryptocurrencies. regardless of what you believe about the role of cryptocurrency in the global economy, i hope we can all agree that cryptocurrency shouldn't be increasing pollution then affects the air we breathe and the one that we drink. or that -- climate and environment. today we know that some cryptocurrencies require massive amounts of energy to -- control the temperature of thousands of computers. which i'm run, untold, all day and all night. i'm told that cryptocurrency currently uses up to 1.4% of our nation's electricity. 1.4% of our n

we didn't think they were goin to stop. >> despite their fears, kell says she and ira decided t back're not doing this >> i think people are goin part-time, believing that they didn't want to go through afte everything they did to set the plan in motion >> if we wanted to do this, we would have been played >> coming up with $100,000 for me would have been a piece o cake if i wanted it done, it woul have been done >> i ira admitted to paying to have the insurance investigato speed up >> i made the biggest wron decision of my life which wa to put the welfare of myself above the welfare of those investigators and to allow the to be subjected to getting hurt >> what would you say to them? >> i don't even know what could say to them. what i did was disgusting. thank god this was all a sha and nothing happened >> did you ever think you coul have been part of a stin operation? >> the weird thing is i wa almost hoping it was part of a sting operation at that point. i wanted to get out of this so badly. >> why should people believe you? people could think, yeah, he's just trying to change his

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. >> does he play football >> he plays soccer >> >> travis kell ce makes his snl debut. >>> big chainschipotle are changing their rewards program does it cost more to be loyal? sam brock takes a look >> reporter: americans' caffeine addiction and the thrill of a free drink has made loyalty programs fan favorites even at entry level for earning a basic coffee has crept up a built in october, dunkin' donuts raised the points needed from $40 to $50 spent, while premium sips like lattes jumped from $40 to $90 >> if you're going to do something in return, i feel like 50 is worth it a hundred is kind of pushing it. >> reporter: that's still less than a brud hoewed hot starbucks coffee >> it doesn't surprise me. just the way the inflation is happening in america >> reporter: starbucks points out their iced coffee and tea are actually fewer stars now adding in a statement to nbc news, we occasionally need to make changes to ensure the long-term sustainability of the starbucks rewards program and to meet the changing needs of our members dunkin''s president says they have offered what they aske

no memorial to serbian children kell during 3 months of the nato bombing campaign commemorates what belgrade calls aggression against the country. in 1999 the memorial depicts a 3 year old girl, one of the youngest victims killed during the air raids. she was one of $2500.00 civilians killed during the nato campaign, which was carried out without the approval of the un security council. to day those who survived the bombing se, serbia will never forget needed them what i mean, we will never forget their imperialistic aggression towards serbia and the serbs. and they will never succeed in trying to brainwash us so that we change our minds about them. they ask us to remove our monuments to they can hide their trace in their role in it because they are the ones who committed the aggression o. m. him probably spend too much time thinking about all sorts of their crafts from the e. u and their messages, those demands will not be fulfilled in serbia. it is not going to happen a portal for the me poke major. we will not do this and we shouldn't do it because we don't want to destroy the collective

more firmly the western camp asserted, the inexperienced sea of international investigation. artist kell mop. it has more details on why the resolution failed to pass. and the latest on the un security council meeting because there was not enough votes in favor of the resolution, ultimately fail. now, after the resolution failed, the russian ambassador and the benzine took to the floor and essentially pointed out that this seems like pretty obvious that the united states is simply not wanting to get to the bottom of the facts. that essentially the evidence and the revelations of seymour hersh seem to indicate that the united states, which had the most to gain ultimately, is responsible for the pipeline being destroyed. because he said, usually we have serious doubts about the objectivity of the investigations carried out by some european states. europe refuses to cooperate with russia and is trying to mislead the security council. we have received nothing but useless replies from european states. they claim that we must 1st wait for the results of their own investigations, and this leads

i believe her book perfectly captures silent kell's character, his personality, and his philosophy. he, in fact, when i was vice president, there's a small library of works about and by vice presidents that's in the library at the naval observatory. and i remember one sunny sunday when i had a few moments after church to grab a book, and i pulled calvin coolidge, his autobiography off the shelf, first edition, and sat down and read it in an afternoon. and i want to thank the coolidge foundation for putting calvin coolidge, his autobiography, back in print and available for every american in. amity. your words about him, his words in a book much shorter than my book. a lot shorter than my book. evidence of his brevity and economy of words or my lack of. inspired me greatly. and i've been inspired since by his humility, his principled conservative leadership that resonates into our time in new and renewed ways and by his deep devotion to the constitution of the united states. you know, there were many times when i was vice president that i would look around the room at those luminarie

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i can't speak for the other services, but i will just kell -- tell you that the three ways that i was describing through training center in the region, pathways, you know, again. you think back to how we got into the particular stance that we are in europe today, they have a training center in europe. they had operation atlantic resolve. they had edi, that just didn't happen overnight, it happened over the span of five to seven years, so the staying power that the secretary was talking about, was what we seek. i think if we can stay forward and to your point, about dr. ratner's comment, '23 is an important year. the payload of exercises in pathways is at the zenith year, -- here in 2023, because we have the jtf certification and for my command and the pacific fleet, and we're going to have upwards of 20,000 forces west of the international dateline, joint forces and the bulk of those are between six -- anywhere between 6 and 9,000 army forces west, so, i think this is an important year to get in position and create enduring advantage and build out three ways that i was talking about.

course, when loan conditions are tight, builders don't build houses and home prices, where do they go, kellgo, i've been cure grouse there's any knock-on with what's happening from the regional banks are the problems hitting home builders at all? >> reporter: there's great concern. stuart miller, linear beat in their earnings report and he came on with analysts and said he's very concerned knowing how important regional banks are to the house sector he says the landscape will shift, and we won't be able to see around the corn, and he said our focus will take into account the unexpected, staying close to the market on a community basis, keeping production moving, but he said that will impact both prices and margins. >> diana olick with commercial real estate drying up are we about to have a credit crunch. what role could others play in that market as well? ron, it's good to have you here and you're also a customer of signature bank you were or still are? >> what are you hearing? do you have access to your fund. >> we start hearing rumors that we might be acting fast and we must pull most of

i mean, that's prudent risk management kell, what i see, although it's a little bit different than whatwas in 2008 and 2009 from a credit perspective, but it's nothing more than a crisis of confidence, a crisis of trust, right, and trust is a function of character. >> right. >> and in 2009 there was a lack of confidence when it comes to credit and today there's a lack of competence when it comes to interest rate rate and liquidity risk management and it's incumbent upon the banks to understand that's not true for the overall industry overall we're wonderful managers and that's something that the industry needs to make sure we're communicating to all of our clients. >> senator warren is talking about exanding stress tests to banks. she might have said 50 billion and regulators thinking 100 billion. remind me again what your size is when asked this morning about whether banks could be trusted to do their own stress testing, she sort of laughed and said i was a professor, i wouldn't trust my students to do their own testing, to administer their own tests. what's your response that? >> i th

so kell down at the bottom of the screen and this whole area, the highway, 17 cuts through to get to santa cruz's the community and are able show you impacted by these outages. so that connection between los gatos in santa cruz. that's going to be obviously a problem for you. and obviously the people live there are dealing with that this morning. let's take a broader look here at the outage situation and what we're seeing around the bay area at the moment we have about 7200 customers without power here and the vast bulk of them, about 5,000 of them are split between the peninsula and the east bay. we have about 3,000 out right now on the peninsula and in the east bay. it's about 2000. you see these areas in orange. those are the hot spot pockets, right where we have 500 to 5,000 customers without power. right now in the east bay. we'll zoom in on alamo. you can see there's an area. there were a good bit of that community now is in the dark and the other bit of orange that we saw was actually out in berkeley, going zoom in here. so you can see where we're talking about. this is actual

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so kells at 39 that's cold for the end of march. 18 truck in south lake tahoe down in loves vegas. 41 degrees flagstaff 14 cold degrees to 39 to 42 bookends fresno and bakersfield. sonoma mountains. 36 34, ben lomond man man that's cold, a westerly component oakland hills and they usually they report. i'll check it and see what it is. i think it's around 40, but you can see the low cloud deck. there's a weak system to the north and the water temps are in the low fifties, so it doesn't take much. even though we're not having any heat inland. we still get that onshore breeze, so a lot of low clouds mostly sunny lots of clouds cooler for the weekend. some light rain to the north. not a lot. on saturday again. this won't amount to too much, but i should emphasize every system seems to produce something. so santa rosa calistoga north looks like the best bet for saturday evening and then on sunday, some very light rain coming in. not a lot could be just drizzled for some or light rain. for others. there will be a system driving down from the northwest. monday and tuesday that will give the

so kells down to 33 aptos, 39 hollister's 36.40, but everyone else in the thirties that's cold. 31 uk to 17 in tahoe and everything is now in southern california. you can see that also into las vegas. very strong winds are coming down cat there and look at this scene right there that takes the turn heading into arizona. so this will be another big system for them, but we get a break today, thursday and friday. next system arrive saturday morning. to the north and then saturday afternoon evening for everyone else. this will continue. there will be a couple of series of systems coming down the old weather pipeline from the north northwest. which will keep activity going. probably into monday fifties on the 10th maybe a little bit warmer tomorrow. i mean, once you get to march days or longer, sun angles higher, but it will be cold tomorrow morning break friday. then there's your weekend system. undergraduate veterinarian civil you continue to increase over the next 10 to 15 years. there's still a big shortage of veterinarians coming