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the owner of d-lish is right.g that they can't not get people to come in for a job interview. it will be in joe biden's political interests to get the economy back up and running, not to suppress it with the unemployment bonuses. >> martha: as you write in your piece, we'll see if that additional money turned out to be a leg long-term mistake for the economy and for the country and for the workers of this country. dan henninger, thanks very much. >> martha: thank you. guidance on the cdc reads this. fully vaccinated people no longer need to wear a mask or physically distance in any setting. imagine what that is like. maybe hang out at the bar, be next to other people. go to a concert. bret baier is thinking about that and he joins me coming up. i'd like to take a moment to address my fellow veterans because i know there's so many of you who have served our country honorably. whether it's 2 years, 4 years, or 32 years like myself. one of the benefits that we as a country give our veterans is eligibility for a va lo

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borders the north and the south realty of lee we can say gaza city itself is less has been attacked lish than other places comparing with yesterday for example right certainly asked in a very fluid situation and the civilians of course in gaza bearing the brunt of it all thank you very much for the moment of candor route correspondent in cause i think it will be with you of course as soon as you're in my dates from you. let's not speak to p.j. crowley who is a former u.s. state department official is joining us by skype from virginia thank you so much for being with us mr county as you heard our correspondents say the israel threatening a ground invasion that of course would be a huge escalation what's your reading right now the situation and do you think israel has the ability to attack whole that right now a ground offensive. the short answer is yes israel decides that the only way to stop missiles from and rockets from being fired at israel proper is to invade gaza they will do it they've done it before. it will certainly be messy if that occurs there will certainly be simply a loss o

cultural practices my community is no more not at fault a lot of this activity like you reject i'm with lish in. force marriages because the message has gotten to them and the chiefs and elders are all against it now. the lion this encourages other music stars to help build up a strong local music industry and most importantly it's about self pride and being true to oneself. by. thanks for the inspiration and that powerful message we well we're getting to the end after they go with thank you so much for watching as usual i want to hear your opinion about today's reports or about stories and topics that you think we should covers to and many e-mail me get in touch on facebook and don't forget to subscribe to our brand new instagram channel my name is liz show and i'll leave you with this june from way yalom see you next time a by. the minute. bob. diamond you. can buy me. now. to talk. to. you. good. my gosh. a lot. of them up. ok then buckle up put the pedal to the metal and let's ride. red. in 30 minutes on d w. 3 trades. they love flashy wigs extravagant outfits and glitter glitter glitter

been sirens to the north of here in the china and in the morning as so certainly there has been no lish had in terms of the number of rockets that are being fired at israel we're hearing that today alone some 100 rockets have rained down on israel we've also heard from the israeli prime minister benjamin netanyahu who says that he has struck hundreds of hamas targets so israeli air strikes over gaza to continue the conversation on the ground is whether or not israel will launch a ground offensive the security establishment here in israel is now debating this and it comes as thousands of reserve troops have been called up and it seems increasingly more likely there is word from him us that they struck the ground mourn port which is the 2nd largest airport in israel in a let it is 250 kilometers away from gaza so it's the longest range missile that hamas will have sent to wards israel so far we have no confirmation that the airport has been struck but certainly the gas could was fired towards a lot and we're also hearing from the mast that they've sent over a suicide drone into israel and

lish. go by. our culture is awash in lives dominated by streams of never ending electronic hallucinations that merge back fiction until they are indistinguishable we have become the most. the society on politics is a species of endless and needless political theater politicians have more than just celebrities march to ruling parties are in reality one party or party for those who attempt to puncture this vast breathless universe of fake news designed to push through the routine and exploitation of me a little more hard for so far to the margins of society including by a public broadcasting system that has sold its soul for corporate money that we might as well be mice squeaking against an avalanche of sweet we must. welcome back i'm still a camp and now here's naomi scherr vonnie with the weekly offense. only all companies are getting enthusiastic about stopping climate change a little too enthusiastic exxon announce it has a low carbon strategy unit does that mean they're going to retire their oi

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lish -- liz randall and ann newberger. i know you know who they are. i will skip the introduction so we have more time for questions. we have limited time, but we will take as many as possible. with that, i will turn it over to liz. >> it is great to be with you p i have an update on the colonial pipeline and with the biden administration is doing to provide assistance through a whole of government effort. on friday, may 7, colonial pipeline reported the pipeline system had been subject to a ransomware cyberattack. colonial chose to shut down its pipeline operations as a precautionary measure and make sure the ransomware could not migrate from computer system to those that operate the pipeline. we have been in ongoing contact and the president continues to be briefed on the incident and our work. colonial is working with its private cybersecurity consultants to assess potential damage and to determine when it is safe to bring the pipeline online. thus far, colonial has told us it has not suffered damage and can be brought back online relatively quickly

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. >>> concerts are coming back, tickets to see billy i lish go on say today.is singer is coming to san francisco in march , the 29th actually of 2022. tickets go on sale today at noon. i was trying to look and see who else is coming but i feel like i've got to do some digging because a lot of them have been rescheduled. >> who do you want to see if you could just pick someone to come to the center? >> i don't know. selena supposed to be coming and i would go see her again. >> okay. i would go for that. i honestly, we were just talking about this and i love beyoncc and i know she really hasn't come out with a lot of new music but >> i feel that way about rihanna , i would see her if she came to concert. and i would go see janet again. >> i would see janet. i would also want to see k lonnie because those tickets all sold out, she's from oakland and that would be amazing. >> but star and grow festival is back so they start their concert series on the 20th and they haven't released the lineup. i just feel at this point it doesn't matter who it is. >> i don't care,

on "commodities edge," we will talk about worrisome size on the copper market, citi lish on aluminum,nd about a certain type of hydrogen electric truck. very cool. talking about that later, too. guy: electric trucks definitely catching the attention. alix: i figured that would be like, ok, i'm in. guy: definitely in on the truck narrative. that is a huge step forward in terms of the ev narrative. talking about commodities, one thing you didn't mention was oats. we are going to be talking about oats today. oatly looks like it is going out the door today. that is pricing at around $17. it looks like we will get indicated price of around $22. so what is that, $13 or something in terms of the valuation? the ceo will be joining us later on. really looking forward to hearing what he had that's what he has to say. is this whole thing just a fad, or do we think oats stick? alix: oats are sticky. go ahead. guy: yeah. but yeah, everyone was them into -- was into almond milk. alix: there's room for almond. guy: there's a whole series of milks that have captured the imagination. alix: but almond

annamarie was primarily responsible, her money was primarily responsible for allowing doug lish -- douglas to dress as a free sailor to purchase a train ticket and take a train north to new york city where he became free in 1838. without her help, his chances of becoming free would have been profoundly limited. most people, many people see mary todd as this madwoman or crazy woman. mary todd was at least as sophisticated about politics as lincoln was. mary todd grew up in kentucky, near the home of henry clay who was the hero, a statesman for lincoln. she was a friend of clay. she was an aristocrat. lincoln, in marrying mary todd, made a very wise political decision. mary todd advised lincoln in every step of his rise through politics. without their wives, the potential for them rising up would have been very slim indeed. the first time that douglas ever refers to lincoln's in 1847. douglas moved to rochester, new york. he's now a newspaperman, already the most famous black man in the country. he's virtually a household name. he became famous overnight because of his autobiography which is

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lished that individuals from underrepresented groups are more likely to seek out practitioners who shareealth services and less likely to delay care. it's not enough, as you both noted, it's not enough to nearly train more professionals. we must encourage them toh practice in underserved areas following graduation, especially in rural and tribal communities. like maine, most states havexd vast rural areas are highly deliberated populations and these communities have far less access to health care. programs that provide financial support in terms of loan repayment programs, there's federal programs administered bó hersa, state programs, a new one in maine. these kinds of programs are absolutely critical. and i thank you for your continued supportÑi of them. fourth, we must leverage the power of technology to serve underserved communities, digital health and emerging results in t enormous potential to deliver health care. these tools depend uponp! and robust broadband systems. i'm delighted the most recent covid-19 stimulus legislation included funded for broadband infrastructure. finally,

speeds and competition have lish increased. accordinged to b b the most recent communications published by the fcc the cost for the most popular plans increased by 20% while speeds increased by 15% since 2015 and as a result of ma more americans opy grading their services the highest cost have , dropped by 37% while simultaneously increasing speed by 27%. broadband subscriptions the number of broadband providers has increased over 25% through 2014 through 2019 with urban core areas seeing an increase oe 30%. this advancementntgove is the r of fcc policies that stream line government regulations that have promoted competition and privath sector investment and low income programs in network up grades. this did not happen because of government interventionad like those being suggested by the db. yet despite these improvements, some americans still choose not to adopt broadband. i ask unanimous consent to 19 pn submitde the study for the reco. the covid-19 pandemic shook our country and our way of life, ine causing many hardships f