hugo lowell from _ raising the debt limit. hugo lowell from the _ raising the debt limit.e debt limit. hugo i lowell from the guardian. the british police officer who murdered sarah everard will die injail after a judge murdered sarah everard will die in jail after a judge sentenced him to life in prison. wayne couzens pretended to arrest sarah in london in march during a coburg lockdown. he handcuffed her, kidnapped her and raped and killed her —— covid lockdown. there's family were in court watching as he was sentenced. lucy manning reports. sarah everard was, thejudge said, simply walking home. for herfamily, nothing can make things better, nothing can bring sarah back, they said. but the rapist, murderer policeman will never be released, and herfamily said that brings some relief. this moment, using his position of trust and privilege as a police officer to falsely arrest the 33—year—old, his arm out holding his warrant card, his use of handcuffs, persuaded thejudge he should die in prison. the misuse of a police role to murder a lone victim needed the greatest punishm

lowell, when i look at sofi and robinhood and the mass of companies that are saying anthony these one stop chops for consumers, my underlying question is kind of that e-bay versus amazon question each may had a lot of volume but didn't have the right technology ideas and sort of infrastructure investment to drive the future of ecommerce which of these companies are making those correct investments versus kind of driving costly interest or attention on the top that's not going to drive value in the long term >> well i love that analogy having been an early e-bay employee i think when i look at the difference between sofi versus a robinhood. look they are both going after this millennial, gen-z, these individuals just starting down the career path and they are not quite there yet but it's clear if you look long term at their trajectory this is a valuable customer looking at sofi, sofi took the approach of focusing in on student loans. that's a good transition point, also a good indicator based on the loan as to the type of occupation that the individual could have starting, again, very

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joining me now the reporter who wrote that story, hugo lowell, congressional reporter for "the guardian." welcome back to the broadcast. tell us about your reporting on this, and has there been any movement? >> i think it says a lot about how the investigation is progressing, right? because on the surface of this, they now have 11 new subpoenas targeting people involved in the women for america first movement. organizers of the rally and the march that descended into the capital attack, but most interesting to me is what was in the bottom of the letters, which was that these people were targeted not so much because they organized the rally but more because they had communications with the trump white house the day before the capital attack and specifically with trump's former white house chief of staff mark meadows. of course he was subpoenaed last week, and it all goes to show that while the investigation is looking at these people, they're looking at these people insofar as maybe trump or the trump white house played a role. >> so i'm going to get into details in a second, but the str

joining me now, hugo lowell, congressional reporter for "the guardian." press criminal charges? >> i think that's the key question everyone's now looking for. it's not immediately clear is the straight answer. i talked to a number of line prosecutes at the u.s. attorney's office, the district of columbia, and they are not sure either where or how they might proceed on this. the department of justice, merrick garland, and the office of legal counsel have to sit down and figure out how are they going to move forward bannon's prosecution, if at all. it could come as soon as days, and it could come as soon as years, so i think they have to look at the merits of the case first and then they will decide if they want to set new precedents on executive privilege in the bannon case. >> okay, back it up. days, i understand. you said years was an option here. how's that? >> it mainly stems from the fact that the department of justice is now looking at this as a criminal case. they don't care about whether the senate committee needs to finish its report by the end of

figure skater and lowell high school student treated people to a performance on the day to celebrate the olympic spirit and the spirit of true leadership. >> i asked one noon day what he felt luke being honored today. and he said it was really a community effort. the olympics are coming up in february. christy smudge, nbc bay area news. >> yeah, they are also modest. they are our community heroes. we're so grateful for them. thank you so much. >> and we're counting down to the bay judge olympics all day long. they start friday, february 4th. we're 100 days away. you can only watch the olympics right here on nbc bay area. >> don't go anywhere. still ahead, our wunter olympic coverage continues. we'll talk to a bay area nature they've is the next olympic skating hopeful. >> unexpected visitor in santa rosa, how crews were safely able to remove this mountain lion. >> and i'm chief meteorologist jeff ranieri. what a beautiful day. blue excuse from san francisco looking to the east bay. i'll show you how much long they are lasts before our next chance of rain. i'm back with that in six mi

but yeah, pretty noticeable lowell in the rainfall right there in the core of the bay.d see that in greater detail right here. some of our heavy rain still exists from oakland down through fremont and especially south from that point down through milpitas sandra fell northward is also looking at some showers as well as you cross from sandra fell in novato on over towards some very wet spots there. i'm zooming in on a couple of other spots. i want to focus on really quick 6.80 as you make your way just east of concord over to pittsburg. highwayfour is very wet. we do have some showers picking up out that direction. antioch over to oakley. you are also in the midst of some pretty wet conditions and the tri valley can't ignore you guys over in the inland east bay as you just saw, your heavy rain passing over. that's now situated northeast of livermore. it's quieted down just a touch as far as where we were earlier goes. but still moderate showers do exist in these areas. we saw those showers as i was pointing out during my last checks with eu moving right over san jose. an

we're going to see a midday lowell and rainfall activity before it kicks back into gear towards sunset tonight. also looking at some showers in the north bay. this is solano county right here in from rio vista on over towards fairfield. we do have some widespread showers, some of that heavier rainfall is just sitting. just north of the carquinez antioch. a couple of sprinkles, but nothing really to know as far as eastern solano county as far as anything significant concerned, at least highway one down towards santa cruz as you're heading from half moon bay right down the coastline. there is very wet and we also have some wet spots on highway 17 to as you make your way over the santa cruz mountains. so be mindful of these areas, especially in those windy mountain passes as well as along the coastline as those areas are especially slick at this time. reyna found. thank you so much for that. >> well, take a look at this. we're going to show you in a moment. are we maybe. well, look at this. this is a massive star fisher sunfish that they actually discovered out in africa. it weighs more t

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. >>> and activist dan lowell taking a stake in royal dutch shell and pushing for a breakup of the company welcome to "squawk box" here on cnbc. i'm becky quick along with joe kernen and andrew ross sorkin. and let's check things out this morning with the markets looks like green arrows across the board, dow up by 45, nasdaq up by 61. the dow was down yesterday by .75, a decline of 266 points s&p down .5% and the nasdaq was up by up by less than 1 point. the s&p was down yesterday but that was from a record high. so looking at new numbers this morning with the s&p indicated up by 9. looks like right now the ten year note is yieldin

because the value of your stock is up even though you haven't sold it because they say there could be lowell problems. if there's a way to go with the legal tax, that every corporation has to pay a certain amount and every individual i hope is in that. i don't think it pays to attack any one of these senators. i don't agree with them, but i have to be realistic. i come from a blue state. manchin comes from a state that ran for you know who, the last guy. president trump. and actually he is 70%. so let's get real here. there are two ways to read this bill. one way it's being cut from the original proposal, which started off very high, 6 trillion, went down. that's one way to look at it and it's fair, but i think we have to look at it the other way. everything we now add on, even though it's not everything i want and it's not everything that the progressives want and it's not even everything the moderate wants. this is is situation we're in where everything we get is going to be golden. and we can build on it and we can use it in the next election. so that's why i'm optimistic that we can get

right now we are exceeding a bit of a lowell in the rain here. >> in santa rosa just a few moments ago. it was a downpour. but once again, things have eased up in the last few minutes. but it is still raining, as you can see right now where we are want to sep out of the picture here. so you can see some of those slick roads see a better, better picture of the rain as it is falling in some of the. conditions that we are seeing here. but we do want to show you some video from earlier before the rain rolled in this evening. the area got a taste of rain from the system that fell over the weekend. but folks here in santa rosa say they are actually happy to see real rain falling. it's also welcome relief for crews with the santa rosa fire department and they say while they have not been busy compared to years past. they say any drop of moisture falling from the sky is appreciated to help lower the fire danger in this area. officials say that they are actually getting ready to switch gears because of the rain that is falling. they say just a few days ago they were battling red flag warning co

can take on industrialization as consumers and florence kelley and this woman here, josephine shaw lowell begin to advance the idea that women can ameliorate this extraordinarily bad condition of industrialization in sweatshops, terrible pay, terrible conditions by refusing to buy products made in sweatshops. they organize the national consumers league. what they did, we will not buy clothing or goods made under unsafe or unhealthy working conditions and we demand as consumers mothers feeding our children safe food and drink. we need to have the government guarantee these things. by virtue of the fact that not every human being should have a right to these things but because we, wives and mothers, we deserve to have good things ourselves and must protect the other mothers who are producing these things. if this is women taking on industrial society i want to talk about the east, the north and south but there's also the west and the west is going to play an important role for how women's roles play out. this is not a woman on a horse sexually the image of the cowboy coming out of the war,

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you are in the midst of a lowell in the activity, though some light showers on the peninsula down intoright across the bay itself. and then also just a couple of pockets in the east bay most of that rainfall has retreated further to the east now into the central valley in the sierra foothills actually pretty calm in the high sierra this morning. winds as one of the most concerning things about today. it is going to be more noticeably windy on our bridges than even our wet conditions. we're in the midst of a passing system and one other that advances in tonight. and that's why rainfall picks back up into the evening tonight after some relatively calm conditions today. we do remain unsettled enough during daytime hours, though, with these light showers on and off that i want you to be prepared with a light jacket and making a rain jacket as you do venture out there as we will see these on and off light showers. nothing more than that, though, into the evening tonight, a resurgence of rainfall. some moderate pockets and then into tomorrow rainfall becomes a bit more widespread some heavie

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lowell now, we've got a third republican congressman charged while he's a sitting member of congress, charged with multiple federal felony corruption charges. this time, it's jeff 14 barry, he's a republican congressman from nebraska. if his case goes south, the way things did for congressman collins and congressman hunter, congressman 14 very will not have the donald trump republicans get out of jail free card. to cushion his fall. since trump is no longer president and can't pardon anyone, congressman jeff fortenberry was arraigned today in federal court. he was charged formally with three federal felony charges. he has said publicly that he didn't do anything wrong, he's going to fight the charges, but for now, as of this afternoon, he has resigned from all of his committee assignments in congress. and it's interesting that the rules for republican members of the house aren't really all district on this front. just being formally charged with a crime is not actually enough to make you have to resign from your committees. it doesn't just have to be any charge, it has to be a felony

. >> hugh lowell of "the guardian," thank you so much. we'll be talking again soon. thank you. >>> and on that note, a very good day to all of you from msnbc world headquarters in new york. welcome to alex witt reports. here's what's happening at 2:00 p.m. eastern. we begin with the breaking news in virginia. president obama will speak very soon. this at a campaign rally for terry mcauliffe. it is a very tight race for governor there against republican glenn youngkin who's launching a bus tour across virginia at this hour. let's go to gary grumbach. >> reporter: hey there, alex, yeah, governor ralph northam is on stage now. when barack obama left office, he said he was not going to comment on every news story sh he was not going to endorse every campaign so the fact that he is going to be here today speaking in richmond with terry mcauliffe is sort of his vice president would say, a bfd, it's a big deal here. that's something the voters are really hearing and understanding as well because what happens in the state and the implications of this vote is going to have im

so after this lowell of rain today. it's still unsettled enough for some light showers.rainfall intensity does increase during evening hours tonight becoming more and more widespread. then we work our way into tomorrow. bit more widespread yet couple of pockets of moderate even heavy isolated spots of rain. the heaviest rain of this week will come thursday night into friday morning and you see that passing through the day right here. 05:00am lots of rain widespread. and that means a very wet commute to work on into your friday morning. bigger picture set up today or lightest rain tomorrow. kicking it up. a notch satter thursday night into friday morning is when we'll see the heaviest this week. friday afternoon into saturday morning is when we take a break from it. then saturday night arrives rainfall comes back into the picture. stays with us into sunday and sunday into monday is going to bring the heaviest and most widespread rain to the region. that's really going up are rainfall totals. so by the time we reach friday evening, not really looking at significant totals

bring in jim lowell market watcher of the morning. i like the bow tie.sir, handle this one. why hasn't market reacted to all the inflation news and supply change disruptions because we're still close to record highs? >> this is a great question, stuart. this is not a tickle me elmo moment, but a tickle me elmo economy. whether we're looking at sneakers, washer and dryer you want, there are a lot of issues affecting prices in an inflationary manner thanks to the supply disruption as you noted and we think it is likely to stay, not just through the end of this year but as we wind our way through 2022. we switched our guidance from inflation being transitory to episodic. we think we'll have several bouts of fighting inflation as we go forward. so far consumers do not seem to be thwarted by any of the price issues that attend inflation. as we know consumers drive our markets and economies. stuart: i've been around a long time, longer than you, sir. my observation is when ever you got inflation starts to tick up, interest rates start to tick up, and the stock

lowell says as a colleague kathy always brings her best.leader she often brings out our best and i think that is a beautiful way of encapsulating all those years of professionalismso we will miss you . >> thank you president. >> thank you kathleen for all your service. weappreciate the mark you've left on the city. any more comments or questions ? all right, let's open it up to public comment one second. we will have the instructions. so the instructions for public commentare back up on the screen . remember comments should be related to this agenda item . it's a presentation on energy access sf and you will have three minutes to make your comments and if you are calling in previousremember to press star 3 in order to be added to the virtual queue. if you do not press star 3 you will not appear in the queue . >> i'm not currently seeing any callers in the queue but we will take a brief pause.... seeing no followers and that you. >> president: public comment i our close, let's move to the next item . >> clerk: moving to our next item, update

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there is quantification in that to some level, along with lowell's, it's not just in the colorado river basin, but across the entire state. there is a goal of over 400,000 acre-feet of conservation measures to take place. but that is across the state, so i would have to get back to you on exact of what would potentially be possible. not all of our states and the colorado river basin. >> thank you for that. i would love to see those numbers. if they exist somewhere, please share them. the gentleman from utah, there is an unfortunate focus on agriculture as the source of water in situations like this, and the result of course is that agriculture gets cut off because there's a lot more people in cities than there are on farms. my question to you, what should the farmers be doing, given this focus they find themselves squarely within? >> thank you for the question. you are exactly right. a large majority of the water in utah, and i believe the other states as well, is used or agriculture. i agree with you, many times agriculture gets a bad name or using water or wasting water. in reality, a

thank you, jim lowell great to see you this morning. we are just getting started moving on. giving more power to the irs. treasury secretary janet yellen defending the biden administration's snooping proposal to require banks to report all transactions over $600. so that's how you weed out the billionaires as you target 600-dollar transactions and unsafe in their own homes. texas ranchers living near the southern border say they are fed up with president biden's policies as the migrant surge destroys their livelihood. plus pain at the pump. gas prices hitting highest in 7 years, how long they are expected to climb before we see any relief. you don't want to miss a moment of it. you're watching mornings with maria live on fox business. it's moving day. and while her friends are doing the heavy lifting, jess is busy moving her xfinity internet and tv services. it only takes about a minute. wait, a minute? but what have you been doing for the last two hours? ...delegating? oh, good one. move your xfinity services without breaking a sweat. xfinity makes moving easy. go online to

i'm originally from lowell, massachusetts, and i will say your accent reminds me of home.since growing up in the area and it's gotten much more expensive and the idea of housing in particular and affordability is central so many voters. mine is up there. walk us through what can be done about that, preserving the city's character and recognizing it's a very different place than it was 30, 40 years ago. >> yes, it's a very different place since my parents first emigrated here. i'm a daughter of two immigrants. for sure housing has been an ongoing challenge and crisis here in the city of boston. i have led on the issues of homelessness, family homelessness, individual homelessness and the crisis we are facing here in the city around opioids, mental health and addiction. we need to create opportunities for equality and home ownership, it is essential to end gentrification and misplacement, so they can be provided a home or be the first in their family to own a home. >> this is gene robinson. neither you nor your principal opponent looks like my image over the years of a bosto

they translated terms like lowell. they will not know chinese characters used to mimic pronunciation. it is a vital that a gloss reis established so that when they are contracted out they know what terms to use. >> thank you. >> is there someone else? >> no further name anythings the roster -- names in the roster. >> can we move to public comment. >> thank you, mr. chair. >> members of the public to comment on this discussion regarding the translation of the task force documents to multiple languages. call 415-655-0001. id24963086800. pound twice to connect to the meeting. star followed by 3 to speak. the system prompt will indicate you have raised your hand. wait until you are unmuted to begin your comments. i see two listeners and one hand raised to provide comments to the task force. [please stand by] >> chairman: i believe it can be filed at this time. >> clerk: i will file this discussion. >> thank you. >> chairman: thank you so much. thank you again. good to see you, mr. arntz. >> take care. >> chairman: next ite

they translated terms like lowell. they will not know chinese characters used to mimic pronunciation. it is a vital that a gloss reis established so that when they are contracted out they know what terms to use. >> thank you. >> is there someone else? >> no further name anythings the roster -- names in the roster. >> can we move to public comment. >> thank you, mr. chair. >> members of the public to comment on this discussion regarding the translation of the task force documents to multiple languages. call 415-655-0001. id24963086800. pound twice to connect to the meeting. star followed by 3 to speak. the system prompt will indicate you have raised your hand. wait until you are unmuted to begin your comments. i see two listeners and one hand raised to provide comments to the task force. [please stand by] >> chairman: i believe it can be filed at this time. >> clerk: i will file this discussion. >> thank you. >> chairman: thank you so much. thank you again. good to see you, mr. arntz. >> take care. >> chairman: next ite

when i was in school, i couldn't coach a summer camp for young girls in my hometown of lowell because it would have jeopardized my amateur status. that was wrong then, and it's been wrong for every athlete after me who was forced to navigate complex rules designed to keep us amateurs while coaches and executives pocketed millions. the association's recent nil policy change is long overdue, and i believe yesterday's nlrb memorandum on college athletes' employment rights is, as well. for the purposes of today's hearing, it's clear that years of reluctance to embrace the inevitable shift on nil means athletes are operating in a patchwork of state laws governing their rights. any federal academies we take to deliver for the people who have always been what matters most in college sports, and that's the athletes. that means guaranteeing them the maximum freedom possible to be compensated for the use of their name, image, and likeness in the way they choose. whether it's teaching the next generation of athletes, entering a group licensing agreement, or something else. so i look forward to c