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unit that is in sector. i would just be an additional rifle man in the vehicle. they would show me the routes and where the hotspots were and what they thought the enemy was doing, where they thought the enemy was positioning. slowly i would take over. i take a few of my guys out and get the more used to the area and at the very end before we do full changeover, one of the 101st leaders would sit in might be a coal and make sure i -- sit in my vehicle and made sure i was doing what i needed to do. >> what part of iraq were you in? can you describe a generally? >> our sector was the southwest side of baghdad. we called it -- the media at the time called it the sunni triangle, or the triangle of death. we had a lot of casualties at that time. we had a lot of k.i.a.'s. it was a bad hotspot for i.e.d.'s, ambushes, the insurgents had taken over a lot of towns in the area that american forces hadn't secured yet. pretty much off the gate, it was our responsibility to push into those cities. we pushed into altar rock and took our first casualties right away. one of the o

tanked because it was very expensive to get their name on the main united shirts next season -- man united season. anna: a takeover by philip morris beating out private equity. >> this is interesting. it is a u.k. listed maker of inhalers. being taken over by philip morris, according to the latest update. phillip morris known for its legacy tobacco brands like benson hedges and marlborough. there are seeing this as a way to get into the alternative nicotine market. they did recently by a nicotine gum brand, an indication of their efforts there. there was a big jump when we saw the carlisle and takeover offer. that share price could see further upside. anna: we have a whole day to get through, but the next time i see you, it will be monday. it might be bleary-eyed. mark: i might try to get up and wash it or stay up and watch it which will lead to a painful day. before the football, i hope treasuries go to plan first. anna: we will tick those off as they happen. thank you. i'll be back with the european market open next. this is bloomberg. ♪ ♪ ♪ look, if your wireless carrier was a guy you'd

extreme and balance in terms of supply versus demand, there is an insufficient amount of housing units to meet the man by 3.8 million units that's up 50% from 2019 pre-pandemic, that's what striving in the high barrier to entry for new housing starts in the supply constrained market letter generally the states like new york, and california. maria: how significant do you think of movement interest rates will be, what the federal reserve does get going, you heard him say we've gotta get going, the conversation is going to pick up next month at the jackson hole conference what you expect in terms of a move up in mortgage rates and what does that do to the market. >> i don't think the mortgage rates will move much the hover around 3 - 3 to half% territory for the rest of 2021 and 2022 will see it and jump on rates slightly. maybe a quarter of a point or half a point. i think we have to be mindful that right now we have inflation going because there is an extreme shortage in production across the board manufacturing and housing stock. once america gets back to work and we end these unemployment enhanced be

it was a 41 man unit for the division, and our main mission was surveying reconnaissance. and we were a division asset. and we worked on six man teams. at the beginning i was an assistant team leader, second in charge of the six man team. i worked my way up to have my own team. and within your one year, you're always allowed to take a little vacation time at some point. they call it mid leave. so i was married at the time, and so my wife had come over, and we just had just south of the peninsula, there's a little island. we had gone down to the island for a few days, went back into seoul, we're having dinner. the next day we're due to fly to indonesia for a few days. we're sitting the having dinner -- we're sitting there having dinner watching the football game on the tv, we saw the first plane hit the tower. we thought they had changed the channel on us thinking they took the football game off and put on the movie. we're all kind of yelling because it was kind of an american bar in seoul. we're like put the game back on. then we saw the second plane hit, and we realized o

i c c unit caught him all planning to meet up with a 14 year-old boy instead of meeting the minor human, a man who goes by ghost with the cc unit. ghost is the one behind the camera in this video. the cc unit has been posing as minors on line since 2018 to catch predators and then videotaped the adults who show up the decor told him that he that he was 14. >> he was fine with th made sure that it wasn't a cop. >> and then all he asked really graphic stuff and he said that he's willing to meet him at a grocery store like some type of store and then they are using a plan on taking the kid up, bringing him back to this place. didn't some graphics up to and instead of running into the kids here. and it's me. >> he said, coddling you even said separately but before the video was posted stream in was listed as the director of education since 2000, curie on a c. >> a museum and zoo in san mateo. his information has since been taken down and carry on as he issued this statement on social media on friday. it says in part, quote, we have recently been made aware of a concern about one of our employees t

. >> an air man said their unit was forced into a racist exercise called a privilege walk.ed to separate themselves by race and gender in order to stratify people based on their perceived privilege. mr. secretary, do you believe that our military is a fundamentally racist organization? yes or no, please. >> i won't give you a yes or no answer on that, senator because it deserves more than a yes or no. the military like any organization will have its challenges but i do not believe it's a fundamentally racist organization. >> trace: our military has one mission, the defense of the nation. it's a place where individualism is secondary and teamwork is everything, a professor at the air force says racism is engrained in the institution and critical race theory is critical for cadets. lynn garcia writes here -- >> trace: republican senator tom cotton from arkansas haas been pressing press for wokeness in the military. he serves on the armed services and intelligence committees. senator, thanks for being here. so this political science professor is saying and arguing that racism

i'm not the only black man in peril in the united states, there's people in peril around the world.nd a message out that we're fighting for a bet erday for all people. for me that was my ticket purpose of going to the olympic games was to make a statement. not to win a medal or show how great i was in track & field. >> so for you taking that platform and using it to send your message was more important than even placing to begin with. >> absolutely. it was just as important today than back at that time. i'm committed to this. i'm not here for the moment i'm here for the movement. >> that movement has exploded since that momentous day 53 years ago, ask colin kaepernick's kneel to locking arms and hanquinn barrie lookin away of the flag create going trouble, that's something to be proud of, particularly when a people, a race of people are in the fire. many individuals run in that crisis situation but there's certain situation individuals that will stand tall for all of those individuals that stood as well as those that ran. >> reporter: this year the international olympic committee an

and i spoke with a man in the united states whose cousin was aboard this 1st flight. he is excited to meet his cousin once you process here, which may be some 7 days for the final health screening before receiving the u. s. green card. and in fact, both of these men served as interpreters for us forces in afghanistan. and one of them comes from a family of 5 brothers who all signed up for that same job. now 3 of them have made it out of the country and are living in the united states too though the 2 youngest remain in hiding and cobble waiting for evacuation. he said, the cousin who arrived here last night is elated to have arrived at stacy with his wife and 3 young children. i also spoke with another former interpreter who's been living in the united states. and i spoke with the us veteran who his life life at this interpreter saved. we're running out of time and we're not doing what's necessary to say these people every day that we don't do anything as a gift to the taliban because it gives them just that much more time to hunt down these people and killed them. we

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the same time the taxi and agents in the united states were pushing this narrative, this mongrel race of mexicans killing good white men in every good white man in the united states would get on their horse and go to texas they would have a chance to prove themselves in battle. as the great-grandfather sit in the american revolution. it was a race war and it was a propaganda stunt to try to correct for what was a huge mistake. that narrative is been picked up by several generations of anglo rioters. novelists, up until the first in the late 1800s began writing about this. just as we are seeing today or the state government is trying to eliminate any discussion of the true causes of the revolution. talk about slavery. that exact type of stuff is being floated in 1898. to make sure only one version is taught at colleges and schools. dominated the teaching effect and that's exactly what happened. this kind of 19th century anglo viewpoint that is predominantly before world war i is closing in and still being taught to kids in the 40s, the 50s, and the 60s. it's really nothing i don't get ahead of ourselves when a new generation of latino speakers

especially for a guy for 36 years was listed as the poorest man in the united states congress. having said that, all kidding aside, everybody has to pay their fair share. i'm not trying to gouge anybody. that would raise a quarter of a trillion dollars. $240 billion. there's a loophole in the system called stepped up basis. make a lot more $400,000 and i was going to pay x amount of taxes. if on the way to cash it in, i get hit by a truck and die, i was left to my daughter, there would with no tax paid. it's not inheritance tax, it was a tax due ten seconds earlier. we close that loophole, that saves us $400 billion over this period which is enough to pay for the child care tax credit. that would raise 90 billion dollar. it's not going to do anything that's unfair. just not going to sub sidize them. the mess they made, they should clean up. we asked the top 1%. i hope many of you are in the top 1%. maybe. the tax cut in 2017 raised the deficit. the vast majority went to the top 1/10% of the american people. that would generate $13 billion a year. it would raise the tax to what

again, we're seeing a lot of rhetoric unit, a man who supports rhetoric from cobble about how they're being supported from outside powers and how they're getting support. what is the role that the region is playing, and are you hopeful that there is a positive role that can be played by regional? i was in a band. i will be very brief. it is randolf that did, did he did, asian can play in it will be in the legitimate interest that support for peaceful settlement, the inclusive peaceful set. okay. different ideas, different, different contacts and no time to comment on them. but to there's only one way forward to support inclusive peaceful settlement. this will be in the interests of the region treaties. back as a conference, there was a conference in tashkent. how the ideas of those conferences like that that conference was on connectivity railway between and from central asia to, to, to pakistan from, from, from, was based on to pakistan through us on a sunday either going to do with the projects which it was an important event how to say those ideas will materialize without piece and

again, we're saying a lot of rhetoric unit, a man who supports rhetoric from cobble about how they are being supported from outside powers and how they're getting support. what is the role that the region is playing and now you hopeful that there's a positive role that can be played by regional powers? and i will be very brief. it is randolf that they did, he did, asian can play in, it will be india, legitimate interest that support for a peaceful settlement. the inclusive peaceful set. okay. different i did 2 different different contacts and at no time to comment on them, but to there's only one way forward to support inclusive peaceful settlement. this will be in the interests of region, treaties back it as a conference. there was a conference in tashkent. how the ideas of those competences like that that conference was on connectivity railway because from central asia to, to, to pakistan from from, from was becky son to pakistan, to us on a sunday in either the clinic deputy projects which it was an important event. how do say those ideas will materialize without piece and you have

i knee one man on the united states of essex who said you don't know what it is like to see the body coming back and to feel that we betrayed people? >> yes. a lot of people in cia and the u.s. military who were nearby on the essex and other ships believed that it was a mistake for president kennedy to cancel that last morning of d-dayar strike, the first strike on the 15th had at best taken care of and disabled half of castro's small air force. but the few aircraft that he had just played havoc and they were not, they were not disabled by subsequent air strikes. a lot of resentment about that. but it does raise the question, even if the brigade had perfect air cover, could it have survived? and there is a lot of reason to believe that the concept was fundamentally flawed, whether or not the big aid had air cover or not. in terms of, it's a common -- your question about the cia and info gathering versus covert action organizations, it is done both from the beginning. from very early on, from cia's charter with the national security act of 1947, there has been an understanding that ci

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the executive power of the government was placed in one man, the president of the united states. departments of government. as a check against the possibility of abusing his executive powers, it was provided his veto could be overwritten by a two thirds vote of both houses. to further protect the rights of the people under the constitution, a judicial body, the supreme court, was created. this body, operating independently of the legislative and executive branches, could be called upon to interpret the constitutionality of any law. thus, the three branches of the government are constantly balancing and checking the power of each other. this was the gist of the work done at the philadelphia convention. after what i had gone through, the plan sounded good to me and others, too. but gerald wellman, who had been a soldier in the war of independence, said it did not even mention the rights of man. and goodman barlow said the constitution ought to guarantee the states the right to run their own internal affairs. these sounded like good ideas to me. i talked a lot about it, i guess. i d

the same time, the texans agents in the united states were pushing this narrative of this mongrel race of mexicans killing good white men and that every good white man in the united states would get on their course and go totexas they would have a chance to prove themselves in battle . as their great-grandfathers did during the american revolution. so it was a race war and it was a propaganda to try to correct for what was a huge mistake by houston and by travis. >> that narrative had been picked up by several generations of anglo writers. novelists up until the first professionals arrived in texas in the late stage that began right writing about it. just as we're seeing today where the state government is trying to eliminate any discussion of the true causes of the revolution and talk about slavery. it's the exact type. that's being floated in legislatures with 1898 to make sure that only one version of a heroic and low version is taught at colleges . and at the university of texas it's dominated the teaching about the alamo that that's exactly what happened. you see a situation where it's this kind of 19th century anglo viewpoint that has been tau

i knew one man on the united ship of state essex, you said you don't know what it was like to see theodies coming back to feel that we betrayed people yes, a lot of people in cia and the us military who were nearby on the essex and other ships believe that it was a mistake. for president kennedy to cancel that last morning of d-day airstrike the first first air strike on the 15th. had at best taking care of had disabled half of castro's small air force but the few aircraft that he had just played havoc and they were not they were not disabled by subsequent airstrikes. so a lot of a lot of resentment about that, but it does raise the question even if the brigade had perfect air cover. could it have survived and there's there's a lot of reason to believe that the concept was fundamentally flawed whether or not the brigade had air cover or not in terms of it's a common. your question about cia is an info gathering versus covert action. organization it's done both from the beginning. from very early on from cia's charter with the national security act in 1947. there has been an understand

i c c unit caught him all planning to meet up with a 14 year-old boy instead of meeting the might or human, a man who goes by ghost with the cc unit ghost is the one behind the camera in this video. acc unit has been posing as minors on line since 2018 to catch predators and then videotaped the adults who show up the decor told him that he that he was 14. >> he was fine with age made sure that it wasn't a cop. >> and then all he asked really graphic stuff and he said that he's willing to meet him at a grocery store like some type of store and then they are using a plan on taking the kid up bringing him back to his place to some graphics up to and instead of running into the kids here. and it's me. >> he said, coddling you even said separately but before the video was posted to stream in was listed as the director of education since 2000, curie on a c. >> a museum and zoo in san mateo. his information has since been taken down and carry on as he issued this statement on social media on friday. it says in part, quote, we have recently been made aware of a concern about one of our employees that was

billionaires, that would be wonderful, especially for a guy for 36 years was listed as the poorest man in the united states congress. but having said that, all kidding aside, everybody has to pay their fair share. i'm not trying to gouge anybody. everybody has to get in the game. if we put in place a minimum 15% tax on the profits of corporations, the ones who didn't pay any tax, that would raise a quarter of a trillion dollars, $240 billion. there's a loophole in the system called stepped-up basis that. loophole goes if i made a capital gains and i was a wealthy person and i was going to cash in may stock and i was going to have to pay a tax and make, you know, $400,000 and i was going to pay "x" amount in taxes, if on the way to cash it if i get hit by a truck god forbid and died and i was throat my daughter there would be no tax paid. it's not an inheritance tax, it's a tax due ten seconds earlier. we close that loophole and that saves $400 billion a year, not a year, $400 billion over this period which is enough to pay for the child -- child care tax credit. if we end tax breaks for fossil fuels

man. anything united states does he counters like a giant chess match we're playing checkers they're playing has to, the ceo has to get to seelattle, get to south carolina and tell us why this tkeeping happening. why? why does this keep happening >> i don't have an answer for you, jim. >> no, no. it's just -- >> you're just asking the question. >> jim, you're right he should be there what's he doing? is he, like, what is he doing? >> supposed to -- >> maybe he's working from home. >> oh! like the goldman guys that put up the big numbers. >> i guess the question would be these production issues are not new. went through it before with other aircrafts. does it really affect the long-term order pscycle, 20, 30-year order cycle? >> they are so lucky it's just airlines that's the luck that they have. >> duopoly blessed by the duopoly. >> morgan stanley versus goldman sachs versus -- losing shares left and right it's more pepsi versus coke and in the end people still drink soda i just have to tell you i'm sick about what's happening sick and everybody should be, because boeing's a national treasur

. >> my fellow americans, i proudly present to you a man whose name i will submit to the congress of the unitedstates for confirmation as the vice president of the united states, congressman gerald ford of michigan. >> the new vice was a reassuring figure whose obvious integrity hated republican candidates and a beleaguered president. but each day brought new revelations of wrongdoing in the nixon administration. the watergate scandal was coming to a climax. by the summer of 1974, nixon's impeachment was before the house. >> all those in favor please signify by saying hi. >> i. >> hi. >> it was a time of anxiety for the american people. >> for the vice president, it was a time of anguish. he didn't know if the president would dig in and fight more resign. on august 9th, 1974, it was settled. . on the south lawn of the white house. a painful ceremony unfolded. >> returning to their new home, nixon successor reassured his wife. we can do it. soon, he would reassure the nation. >> for gerald ford, there was no transition period. no time to settle into the world's most demanding job. >> when i took

gertrude stein once wrote, in the united states, there is more space when nobody is man where anybodyown or was dimly perceived to be healthcare has left a permanent mark on the american character pretty in the early 17th century, a few fragile vessels the discovery 1607, no mayflower in 20, sailed across 3000 miles of unfriendly sees. the passengers and crew far less about their destination in the american astronauts knew it liftoff but the lunar landscape a quarter million miles away. pilgrims fear the perils of the void print them is right and familiar land predict but the sentiments that the sustained them are recorded by governor bradford that all great and honorable actions are accompanied it with great difficulties must be both enterprise and overcome with courage. and behind them lay the mighty oceans separating them from the world that they know and before them lay in untamed wilderness three half centuries later, that wilderness has been transformed. i continent once remote and isolated, now supports the mighty nation, a nation built by those who also dared to reach for the

this is a man who has united us and who is bringing this state back that california comeback is here. will anchor the no on the recall. we will be the biggest vote in the entire state. newsome and state lawmakers came to terms on most of the 262.6 billion state budget, the noose imposed for a signature photo. today state law required him to sign the framework budget before midnight monday. the future happens here first, and i'm very proud to say all of this because it really marks this historic moment because i'm signing an historic budget. senate president pro tem toni atkins, an assembly speaker, anthony rendon, released this joint statement. this budget represents the largest recovery plan in the nation, a plan that will not only sustain california's recovery but accelerated by providing immediate relief to those that need it most and tackling some of california's most persistent and stubborn challenges. the budget legislation includes money for additional $600 stimulus checks, investments in schools and homeless programs. small business grants, rental relief and more all spending

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the fact that this is america's top military man and he's in the united states. james, i'm going to stop you there and apologize because we've lost your sound. we can see you, but we can't hear you. we will try and get the socket back in the plug hole if we can. if we can't, we'll carry on and we'll tell you that these stories are still to come here on the news. drug companies reach a landmark settlement for their road in the us opioid epidemic. and that you can and weightlifter who disappeared in japan last week makes his way back home. will tell you how and why in the sports news in about 20 minutes. ah hello there, it's all about the record breaking heat across parts of europe. in particular for the south east and the north west. we are expecting those hot and dry conditions to continue over the next few days in particular for the british io. we've got a heat wave here, and northern ireland has had an all time high temperature record for the 2nd time in 5 days. as temperatures touched up to 31.3 degrees celsius in county high road. now we've got an amber alert

i c c unit caught him all planning to meet up with a 14 year-old boy instead of meeting the minor human, a man who goes by ghost with the cc unit. ghost is the one behind the camera in this video. acc unit has been posing as minors on line since 2018 to catch predators and then videotaped the adults who show up the decor told him that he that he was 14. >> he was fine with age made sure that it wasn't a cop. >> and then all he asked really graphic stuff and he said that he's willing to meet him at a grocery store like some type of store and then they are using a plan on taking the kid up, bringing him back to his place to some graphics up to and instead of running into the kids here. and it's me. >> he said, coddling you even said but before the video was posted to stream in was listed as the director of education since 2000, curie on a c. >> a museum and zoo in san mateo. his information has since been taken down and carry on as he issued this statement on social media on friday. it says in part, quote, wehhave recently been made aware of a concern about one of our employees that was raised b