taylor: marilyn? marilyn: two. taylor: ok. i guess we are going to have to leave it there.lways wish we had more time. really appreciate it as always. peter yi, marilyn watson, collin martin. divergence of rate hikes next year as we await more guidance from the dot plots. this was "bloomberg real yield," and you are watching bloomberg. ♪ every day in business brings something new. so get the flexibility of the new mobile service designed for your small business. introducing comcast business mobile. you get the most reliable network with nationwide 5g included. and you can get unlimited data for just $30 per line per month when you get four lines or mix and match data options. available now for comcast business internet customers with no line-activation fees or term contract required. see if you can save by switching today. comcast business. powering possibilities. >> welcome to the bloomberg audience. i am mark crumpton with first word news. the cdc has recommended a coronavirus vaccine by pfizer or moderna over the johnson & johnson shot. president biden warned that unvacc

i am so pleased -- marilyn watson of blackrock. i'm so pleased marilyn closed the conversation with normal. what is normal in this environment? tom: global wall street understands marilyn watson word for word. we have a couple of other audiences that may be heard some greek there. that was absolutely brilliant on what you do in fixed income when you are not making the coupon, you have forgotten about total return, and you are managing to not have price go down. the keyword word she said was dispersion. there's a dispersion of choices you have to make to try to be sure yield up, price down, bad outcome. jonathan: what did we call it, risk management into year end? lisa: people have made so much money in 2021. tom: have they and bonds? lisa: they have not in bonds. that is probably why you are seeing government debt outperform. but in credit, they have, and in credit, certainly the riskiest credits, perhaps people are ticking the chips off the table. jonathan: it is that line that always annoys me, the easy money has been made. i don

tonight we bring you the trouble in case of marilyn mosby. yes, that marilyn mosby, the one who botched the freddie gray case. apparently she's given up on prosecuting certain crimes altogether. and working hard to get criminals out of prison. take the case of luther moody trent, who lit his ex-girlfriend's house on fire while she and her two roommates were asleep inside. he was charged with 18 felonies. that's a good thing, including three attempted murders. that's also really good. but based on the office, he got a plea deal served less than six months in prison. so joining me now is someone trying to unseat mosby, thanks for joining me. so shoot me straight here, you're running as a democrat, this is going to be a primary. what kind of platform are you running on to unseat mosby? >> i'm running on a platform that prosecutors should prosecute crime. but we've seen with this administration is her refusal to prosecute crimes such as attempted car theft and distribution of narcotics. those type of things affect each and every one of us. it aff

your viewers want to have.com and gave 10 or $20 we would have the resources that we need to unseat marilyn mosby and that we would be able to actually prosecute crime and end the unconstitutional overreach of her office. >> you are running for that position. i was a prosecutor for 10 years elected as well and i ran on a platform of being fair but also firm with bad people and that is what the citizens want, they want you to be a good use of character and judgment's office and so where are the citizens of baltimore, do they wanted to prosecutor, do they want to put bad people behind bars? that message of tough on crime work with the community or do they want someone who is letting everybody out? >> what the citizens of baltimore want is a prosecutor who is going to do the job but also understand that we can't just incarcerate everyone. they want somebody who's going to offer actual common sense, practical solutions. some of my programs are very progressive. i am giving women the tools they need to not reoffend but at the same time i understand that we need to work with the police. i was a p

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his mother and father, marilyn and don. in your happiest memory, what do you see rusty doing?making you happy and laugh. he was wonderful to be around. >> he was a good kid. really was. >> but behind that wide grin and nice guy demeanor was a determined and ambitious businessman. rusty had spent time in the corporate world but now he was itching to go the steve jobs route. rusty's wife andrea, more than anyone, understood, and she backed rusty to the hilt when he wanted to focus on a startup. >> they were really partners in every way, shape, and form whether it was in life, whether it was through business ventures. i think they both were able to treat each other in a way that made each other better. >> and their marriage had seemed solid to people who had known them, which is why the details that came out later surprised everyone. for now, rusty's grief-stricken friends and family wanted answers, answers that seemed to be taking a long time in coming. dekalb county district attorney, robert james. >> no one had any idea who did this when it happened. >> for weeks after rusty's

alameda mayor marilyn ashcraft -- >> something more needs to be done, and i think we need to accelerate pace at which we are doing these things. melanie: the police department tells the i team they are still investigating the case, waiting on the finalized report. an event honoring chan's planned in oakland. ellen he woodrow, abc 7 news. >> drivers are going to have to slow down on several san francisco streets. the municipal transportation agency proposed lowering the miles per hour through noah valley and the mission. speeds are being reduced on stretches of hait and polk streets. dane: omicron has been identified in florida and illinois. it brings the number of states where the variant has been detected to 21 a. california health officials say omicron has been found in the wastewater of sacramento. that means it is likely circulating. the cdc has updated its testing guidelines and is urging people to do rapid tests before any indoor gathering. >> today is the deadline for teachers to respond to the district's a vaccine mandate. the school district is one of the first to issue a manda

es la nueva recomendación a nivel estatal pero los condados san francisco, alameda, contra costa, marilynal que permite que los miembros de vacunados de iglesias, gimnasios y otros lugares cerrados opten por no usar las mascarillas y esa orden local va a prevalecer sobre la nueva recomendación estatal. >> hay condados donde son más estrictos. >> como en los Ángeles o en el área de la bahía donde las autoridades de salud local han impuesto desde hace varias semanas el uso de mascarillas . >> no importa en qué condado viva usted deberá usar un cubrebocas cuando visite un hospital o centro de salud al usar el transporte público y centros geriátricos. >> el condado santa clara tiene una de las medidas más estrictas que el resto en el área de la bahía . >> que estemos a nivel amarillo por al menos tres semanas en estos momentos aún no hemos llegado a ese nivel. >> es la misma regla que sigue el condado san mateo y con el condado santa clara le seguirán pidiendo losa de las mascarillas en lugares públicos y cerrados. >> las personas que no tienen que usar las mascarillas son los niños menores d

hurricane marilyn. harvey, irma, maria as well resulted in certain code changes. likewise we'll be working in the multihazard space to ensure codes are addressing multihazard for those areas and geographies. ms. wild: thank you so much. with that my time is up and i yield back. chair stevens: thank you, congresswoman. with that the chair will recognize congressman gonzalez for five minutes of questioning. mr. gonzalez: thank you, madam chair, for holding this important hearing today. thank you to our witness force share their expertise. as our witnesses have described the negative effects windstorms have on all our communities. while they are based on region, in my home state of ohio, tornado and storms have caused great injuries and property destruction and even death. don't remember that happening as much as a kid. feels like it's happening more often. i believe the data is starting to bear that out. dr. blevins, i want to start with you. you noticed -- you noted the use of a.i. has already had a significant impact on addressing the research needs of pressing en

marilyn is prickly.. >> ha ha ha. how did you study or learn about giving that some reality, some vigor in an environment where we're told -- both administrations by the way, both parties would deny this kind of stuff goes on. yet every so often we get the kind of clues that it does. >> well, i mean, i don't -- i don't know that i can prove that that happens, but the writing is so clever, and it's just what you imagine if you the -- if you follow politics, you follow the news. you kind of imagine the deals that are being made and the friendships that are being courted and how things happen. i've been reading robert caro's "master of the senate" which is all about lbj's incredible, incredible politicking that he did to pass the civil rights act. and it's just amazing, and it's very much like our show. like the incredible behind-the-scenes, you know -- he was one person to some people and a completely different figure to other people. never not a man for all seasons at all. >> not all seasons. certainly no

host: marilyn, independent. -- maryland, independent. caller: thank you. how much is the new president's time spent on the cleaning up, for lack of the better term, the mess of the former administration? it seems like they made a lot of reversals and changes that the previous administration's made -- we -- previous administrations made. how much time does it take when the president or congress enacts some type of legislation? usually doesn't it take -- the results you will not see on to the next administration comes in or another four years? it takes time for a lot of the actions to go through, not just overnight. host: we will take those points. guest: yes. they are both great >> guest: those are great questions. i can't put a sort of number of hours of the day answer on it, but i will say in the context with this question about how much effort is the biden administration devoting to changing course from the trump administration, i would say it's certainly a focus, doing things like rolling back executive orders from the previous administration, writing n

. >> reporter: now more than 84,000 americans including edgar and marilyn are in the hospital with covid when i breathe it hurts. when i cough it hurts. >> reporter: the silver lining hospitalizations remain lower than previous surges though the rate of admission mostly due to kids not being vaccinated. >> with the sheer number of infections we are going to see unfortunately pressure on our hospital systems. >> reporter: covid testing lines wrap around blocks for hours in some parts of the country as the shortage of tests persists. >> i've been waiting here for about two hours now. >> reporter: this as the cdc and dr. anthony fauci defend the agency's decision to shorten its recommended isolation time for asymptomatic covid patients from ten days to five without requiring a negative covid test. >> you can get people safely back out in a five-day period so long as they wear a mask if they are without symptoms. >> reporter: early data suggests the rapid antigen tests may have reduced sensitivity to the omicron variant though they still do detect it, this as the white house helps prepare ov

preparation will have to face a battle heart, a dummy of 300000 a vehicle will know what the nav marilyn o y o dash murphy net. i'm a guy. woo. gall mobile. mm hm. mm hm. a big m i. yeah, i wanna share my lawyer. let me give you the i time i go, let me. okay. yeah. but a i don't, i, i me, i can, i'm on a mule. yeah, i do have your mom. well, mom only been assigned the kid one off a dual daddy dinner binding. she gave a bottle as it all in the hallway to your house. a guy you know me out of my own the name in the highly let house. i'll kill luna white and i love watching. i think when i dial eyes a dolly i'm either will get the body she or the world last no down in the chinese food at it. oh oh. oh oh oh. oh okay. oh oh oh. oh, me, but the camaraderie of camp life belies the crisis unfolding in the country. ah, there are over a dozen ethnic insurgents. mamma sofa on the most vocal of the john de nick griggs in their support for the pro democracy movement. have been the kitchen independence organization and to the south, the korean national union. oh i see that resistance has comma to cost

marilyn mosby was in favor of that idea. we need more police, more investment.n in state and local police but also have tough crime bills, which the leaders in baltimore city have been opposed to for tougher mandatory sentences for people that commit violent crimes and commit crimes with a gun in the big problem as we passed it through our senate, 70% democrats, our statehouse has refused to and i'm going to continue to put pressure on them. we had 17 people shot on friday in baltimore city. it's out of control. >> bret: after 15 seconds. if former president trump runs or he doesn't, are you considering running for president? >> governor hogan: i'm just going to be governor of january of '23 and then i will take a look at that. >> bret: do you think were republicans can win with former president trump at the top of the ticket? >> governor hogan: i think it would be bad for the party and dr. president trump and bad for the country so i don't think he's going to run and my advice would be that he did not run. >> bret: governor hogan, we appreciate your time. >> go

but this is marilyn manson, none blendy or had been absent m f, m, and french. but since we sent a will with him and faint. hum, sir, but we sent sydney and a demon and you had that in hamis. smith demon solid, the lady. what's going on? the zion of ziff and f. m. and fame. jenny dotala mission, sorrel mary, very largely sitting up and said his console land or an alice plucked its mer schuster coma her and will look after him and no melody or adornment medica, the low bizarre didn't will lucky sir. medicare beatrice mc lisa medica was this, may i have it nisa out of here, a chief new content to band me on bed out. i may plucked it to my will to her. oh well come back here. prince lock is my motto. they magdalana come out home . dish militia, any decal we sent in for act t. it was a bit of hell. deborah, anna, or 10 am suv of had the blood head who i had done a new spot rugged you the a little under undergrad you were hit. and what i do like about an air go to the 2 of us hallmark. most alluded, sullen mouth. couldn't it? was woman, it was when she handle and kil

i think the amazing co work is actually the relationship between me and marilyn. and her there is, there was a great love between us. i really like that guy. he's. he's very funny and he's a quite intelligent and it's absolutely unique person. and then you met with can i think for the 1st time afterwards it had 97. when you went to belgrade to do the same story? was that when you saw him for the 1st time? yes. but can you tell us about how that meeting went and how you felt when you saw him again? i used to have connections and discussions with him very often and, and we always on the same side. but when i met him, i realize that actually he has a from completely opposite the opinion of me. it is a great disappointed because i lost my best friend. and actually i, i, i cannot recognize what he looks like, what he thinking it is very hard for me. what were the ideas that he said that you couldn't tech, but you couldn't accept the main reason why the war start. i'm not belonging to any perspectives which i think that is my duty as a comedian, as a, as an artist for t

the more of an dillman coats at mel in in baptist church and clinton, marilyn are so in coca cola. and the american beverage association right was do this. the war had moved to the courtroom. delma coats dared to sick the law on the coca cola corporation with we know that the consumption of sugar in these products exceed the american heart association. what are you asking for from coca cola? well, what do you want this company? we want coca cola to in their deceptive marketing practices. they have spent $120000000.00 in 5 years between 201-2015 falsely advertising the product. the multi national retaliated by accusing the pastors of freedom of speech violations, and after suing for legal expenses, a threat with several $1000000.00. coca cola now demands that the case be dropped ah, coca cola statement. the allegations here are likewise legally and factually meritus and we will vigorously defend against them. the allegations are like coca cola misled consumers about the science of sugar sweetened beverages because several of their executives went out in the press and made statements

of the ah . disappear and you think you all nominate but they did in a viable yeah, mapping by hi. marilyn and i on my here up my lap, and that hail of that i man thought was not more like an integral. blackman, marla van thought, no alarming after a bit a well, i mean, a happy correlation. ah, yes. with the simple story is that the decline of the us postal service coincides with the rise of the internet and e mail. and that story is just too simplistic. first, class mail volumes have declined and that has created financial pressure. but if you look at mail volume as a whole, particularly if you look at the parcel segment, they have grown substantially. looking at internet use, people with more use of the internet or more access to the internet tend to get more mail. ah, the role and influence of private corporations is tremendous. and their ability to shape the legal environment than really reflects their desire to limit competition . if the postal service was out of the way that you think your fedex, and you could charge more for what they do, if the postal service was out of the way tha

and marilyn must -- and differently must be the cbo. and republicans have a preposterous number. we know what the cost is going to be and it is nowhere near that. to my good friend senator durbin, i promise you that i am not svengali. neither one of us have hold over cbo. we did not make up the numbers. they analyzed the bill. i feel like i am on "wheel of fortune" here. there was another time when there was a different view of the cbo. the estimates, which, as you know, the gold standard. no republican or democrat questions it. president biden, back in 2010 -- i want the american people to know that the score on the actual cost of the bill is not fake, it's real. the effect on the deficit is not fake, it is real. so let's talk about what they said about the bill in terms of cost. president biden said, my build back better agenda costs zero dollars. my plans are fiscally responsible, fully paid for. they do not add a single penny to the deficit. vice president harris -- let me be clear, our build back better act is fully paid for. it reduces the deficit by more than $100 billion

hurry and she was offended that he wanted to give a speech before he was even elected president on marilyn's most like klondike corner, which is the brandenburg gate. so she'd be told that he took that very well. and ladies and staff were having chosen that, and then of course, she discovered that he'd been tapping her or private phone or cell phone, whether he'd given the instructions for that or, or, or others in the mean. i mean, i just want to go out there, i just want to stop there for a 2nd. she found out the u. s. president was spying on her. right. that's. and how did she take that? not. well, you can imagine when i interviewed the american ambassador in berlin at the time, john emerson. and he said that that was a wasted year between berlin and washington. and the result of that that really unnecessary tapping which by the way, got them nothing because macro being as suspicious as she was anything and through our cell phone beyond what, where are we going for dinner? 8 so they got nothing and they succeeded in, in deeply offending her. she, when obama visited her kind of make up cal

and an attempt at values based diplomacy this up with all the end up with that been happening by hi marilyn and i on my here up my lab dialogue that i didn't thought the while i've been in apple, i love bob again thought, now along up at a bit, a well, i mean, a happy thought ation. suburban yeah, man, we sonya long. i've been better than welcome to max hazards, financial survival guide, looking forward to your best without the ice. this is what happens dimensions in brittany del, at this happens. you watch kaiser report a pause internationals, world news, or one in moscow time tonight, the ukrainian navy ship, the approach to russian waters in crime is cut straight without authorization, but eventually changed course of to moscow. warned it poses a threat. navigational safety headlining to the us treasury threatens american journalists with hefty fines, if they work for certain publications. one author that was target than daniel is a shed. his story with us traces power is a normative database. individual free last journalist is always microscopic, but some of them are so frightened they'

. >> mom marilyn telling us tonight, she hopes this reminds every family, love can get through anythingou. >> those two brothers and of course that mom who recorded it all, what a gift. good night. >> building a better bay area, moving forward, finding solutions. this is abc 7 news. >> we're expanding our national booster campaign to provide shots to all eligible adults. here's the deal. more than about 100boosters bu'e booster shot yet. anchor: variant cases have been found in at least three more states. i'm larry beil. kristen: and i'm kristen sze. you're watching abc 7 news at 4:00. larry: more omicron cases detected in the united states. new york reported five, the first discovered here in san francisco. also confirmed cases in colorado and minnesota. kristen: in california, ou seven-day test positivityr rate has jumped. a week ago, it was 1.9%. larry: there is good news to report. the highest daily vaccine numbers since may in the u.s. why has said 2.2 million doses were administered between yesterday and this morning. kristen: president biden unveiled new plans to fight the omicro

. >> mom marilyn telling us tonight, she hopes this reminds every family, love can get us through alllove you. >> those two brothers and of course that mom who recorded it all, what a gift. good night kumasi: could this help the bay area men serving life sentences for the crime? anchor 2: a second case of omicron discovered in california. with the variant now in five states, do you need to make changes to protect yourselves from getting infected? a local expert says it will take two weeks to answer that question. anchor: an winemaking is about more than just the grapes. what is going well and what is not for the central valley wineries? >> now from abc 7, live, breaking news. anchor 2: that breaking news, a second case of omicron in california, in los angeles, hours after it was discovered it was found in hawaii. cases have been found in three other states, colorado, new york, and minnesota. i'm on my dates. dion: and i'm dion lim. ama: and here we are learning about this new case in los angeles county. the patient is fully vaccinated. kristen: they've --dion: they flew back. l.a. cou

that these amendments to the constitution cibola and they need to be it's the ultimate coordinated. marilyn with the represents is a veil, lykins, and donates republics. they need to be coordinated and i've fully remember those words because i was part of our cro. so sydney got you put in and you know amendments have been tabled at castle selection. the simply refused to the representatives of the don bus hatcher merc either. but these are the latest let when those records were signed and managed, they will not be insisted on this. seriously. they insisted on having the representatives of the don bus. it does sign, they said it will deal and we have those signatures there as will numbers with me. but i will actually, they didn't want to do that and we had to persuade them to put their signatures on to that deal. they did that. and now the way he refuses to talk to them, they just her dubbed them, terrorists, and that's it. why can you explain to me maybe mr. lowers over at which it was applesauce j media instead of promoting piece something that people want it. in a serena green's commotion

now you think you're all nominate, but they did a hi marilyn and i own my here at my lab that hell of that, i hadn't thought it's not going to happen in echo milanfar. you didn't thought? no, well i'm going up there a bit a well, i'm really happy to lation suburban. i, i got to do is identify the threats that we have. it's crazy confrontation, let it be an arms race is on offensive, very dramatic development. only personally and getting to resist. i don't see how that strategy will be successful, very difficult time time to sit down and talk news . as we understand, mr. walker, the laser ports half of the entire country of afghanistan is facing starvation. how did we get to this point? this is a very serious question. count some from my, from of course, very long time. and these is stuck to die. before almost before the crisis said that we all watched on tv and, and watched read concern before all wooster. we saw in the last 2 years, the growth from 43 percent up to 55 percent. the level of poverty in a little by an address in afghanistan. and i did the afghanistan is affected by now

there is a place unfair amount marilyn that's called a recreational demonstration area. also known as camp number three. roosevelt visited the sites nearby. he went to all three, when he came to number three he looked at and said, this is it. and he said this is my shangri-la. he named it shangri-la to imply a utopian mysterious place in the mountain. [inaudible] -- so, that's what's its name. president eisenhower named after his grandson, camp david. that's how we know today. >> can you describe camp david for a lot of our viewers and listeners who i'm sure have never visited camp david in person. and probably will not visit camp david. can you paint me a picture of what's the camp was like? >> sure, i will try. so, imagine a hilltop national park, maintained by the national park service. about 1800 feet elevation. in the spring and summer months, a very brushed canopy, perfectly manicured yard, narrow asphalt roads. and these cabins that you see here, all the cabins had a rough cut oak like siding with greene paint. all the roofs are sheet or -- it's a very rustic, ver

by the pennsylvania state war widows choir, marie osmo osmond, lesley stahl, billy davis jr., and marilynccue. hosted by l cool jj from "csi" or "ncis." the 99th annual christmas tree lighting ceremony only on cbs, following an all-new episode of "bull," which is still on. [ laughter ] [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: oh, that's good, i didn't know that. good for "bull." this is some event. this might seem like we faked it, but we didn't. grampotus even gave a nice little shout out to l.l. >> and a special thanks to tonight's host, ll cool j. i tell you what, man. he looks like he can still play. and i'm not talking about instruments, i'm talking about football or something. anyway, i tell you what. >> jimmy: i'll tell you what. the tree's not the only thing lit tonight. [ laughter ] it's good they got the tree lighting done tonight, because by saturday the government might not be able to pay for electricity. congress is once again racing to pass a deal to keep the government funded and avoid a shutdown. if a resolution isn't passed by the senate, the government would run out of money to

so marilyn's plain stop shortages due to the omicron covid variance. actually get in the area thanks to people going crazy over mask mandates. here the latest fights that went viral. >> yikes. that woman going dessert there has reportedly been taken into custody by the fbi following the altercation. and you know it seems like making this a whole lot worse? more regulation. dr. fauci is now pushing a whole foul vaccine rule for your next flight. >> if you're talking about requiring vaccinations to get on a plane domestically, that is just another one of the requirements that i think is reasonable to consider. when you make vaccination a requirement, that is another incentive to get more people vaccinated. if you want to do that with domestic flights, i think that is something that seriously should be considered. speak up but there is nothing that dr. fauci that would put out there that you'd say you need this -- stick you with another shot. how about the idea that you can't even get on another airplane? rachel, i can only imagine what you and sean go th

president biden has assured ukraine's president vallarta marilyn zelensky -- vladimir zelensky.sident biden also told nato allies in eastern europe that he had not made any concessions during a video call with russian leader vladimir putin. the price of oil is headed for its biggest weekly gain in more than three months. west texas intermediate futures have climbed more than 7% this week. the deepest fears over the new coronavirus strain has traders over the outlook for demand. elon musk is getting closer to his plan to sell 10% of his stake in tesla. the world's richest person sold shares this week. he unloaded $953 million worth to pay for taxes on 2.2 million options. later on twitter, musk joked about quitting his job to become an influencer. global news 24 hours a day, on air and on bloomberg quicktake, powered by more than 2700 journalists and analysts in more than 120 countries. i'm ritika gupta. this is bloomberg. ♪ ♪ >> that data is by definition backward looking, and so won't capture some recent price movements, particularly in the area of energy. so these declines are

general of the united states, whether or not confederate soldiers from loyal states, specifically marilynucky, and delaware, not like virginia, whether or not they can return to their home. have they committed such a crime and leading there that loyal states and going to fight for the rebel army that they no longer have home? i will offer this, there is so much that we can get into here, but this is a problem. it is a problem get that local citizens will take in to their own hands. if the united states government is not going to effectively deal with this, then they will deal with it. west virginia becomes its own unique case, because grant -- it was part of virginia, and when virginia left, west virginia did not exist. loyal west virginians do not like the sound of this. about 18,000 confederate, or people from west virginia, that for the confederacy. this is going to be very problematic. >> these men left. and they are going to return to a loyalist state. >> right. so what happens if they are paroled, and perhaps granted their citizenship back, and now they are of voting bloc? what is g

the song was originally written in memory of marilyn monroe. >>> 2021 has been a roller coaster year the british royal family from mourning the loss of prince philip to allegations of racism. here are key moments from the british monarchy this year. >>> for the royal family, 2021 was punctuated by loss. >> in announcing the death of my beloved philip, i have drawn great comfort and warm affection to the many tributes of his life and work. >> husband, father, grandfather and great grandfather, the man she described as her strength and stay no longer by her side after 73 years of personal and professional partnership. >> fire. >> one image lingers from his funeral that spoke not just to her loss, but to that of so many others who left on their own because of covid. but it didn't slow her down. the queen back at her desk while she was still officially in mourning. until doctors advised her to rest in october, following a hospital stay, and preliminary investigations into an undisclosed condition. later compounded by a back sprain. >> it's an extremely punishing schedule for someone who

like we could be reading marilyn robinson or caro. and it's just about-- and this is not like it's been so beautiful nine times out of 10, but that's where we find ourselves. and to me, that's why it was a national book. >> no, no, it's very interesting, because, two of the things i just sort of make the footnote on that you said that was so important and bob has talked about this often is that they're not concerned just with the powerful. certainly, robert moses had enormous power in new york as an unelected official and the presidency, but it's the concern with the powerless and you can't talk about the powerful without talking about the people from whom power is taken or the people who give over their power and i think that's so important, a kind of a national conversation. >> and all of this work is justice facing, it's not a social justice book, or the orbegin because it's about the powerless. >> and it's not just power for the sake of exploring how somebody got it done and it's not one of those, it's how did you get your data. >

the song was originally written in memory of marilyn monroe. >>> two new coins have been unveiled, the 50 pence coin featuring engraved images, marking 70 years of the monarch's reign. the platinum jubilee goes on sale next thursday. >>> i am paula newton. that's it for us right now. thank you for joining us. we'll be right back with more "cnn newsroom" in just a moment. so every touch will protect like the first. pampers (gong rings) - this is joe. (combative yelling) he used to have bad breath. now, he uses a capful of therabreath fresh breath oral rinse to keep his breath smelling great, all day long. (combative yelling) therabreath, it's a better mouthwash. at walmart, target and other fine stores. ♪ ♪ >>> a warm welcome to our viewers here in the united states and all around the world. i'm paula newton. ahead here on "cnn newsroom," the cdc is defending itself decision to reduce isolation time amid record high case counts in the united states. >>> ghislaine maxwell found guilty on five counts, including sex trafficking of a minor for her long-time associate jeffrey epstein.

baltimore city state attorney marilyn maultsby has called to renew call to action a political stunt. been unwilling to develop a long-term solution to address the root causes of crime in our city. wise's only solution a crime or police and mandatory minimum sentences for you have been in office since january 15, how do you respond to that? >> i would say she is completely wrong she's a big part of the problem. we have a prosecutor involved that refuses to prosecute violent carmichael sets at the root of the problem. we have put massive amounts we've invested over $1 billion unto public safety in baltimore city. i'm not the mayor i'm not the prosecutor but have started a national refund the police initiative defining the police is the idea i've ever heard. mosby was in favor of that he more police people investment. we have and dusted state and local police progressive tough crime bills the leaders in baltimore city have been opposed to for tougher mandatory sentences for those who commit violent crimes who commit crimes and was been promised tara senate 70% democrats. our statehouse

. >> up here in a marilyn monroe calendar isn't a luxury, tit's necessity. >> that topical kind of monologue was something that was brand new. it seems like a simple thing, but that's what bob hope really innovated. >> it takes a lot to mount a big show, long hours into the night, constantly revising the script, revisions necessary from last minute changes in a changing world. >> bob hope was the first guy to utilize a staff of writers to give you topical material of the day. >> he really did invent the idea of the comedian being the head writer, the managing editor and having a bunch of writers. >> the traditionins of stand up comedy in the 50s were derived from vaudeville. those performers like bob hope had nothing more on their mind than just getting laughs, and that was plenty. the guy who really came along and changed all that was mort saul. >> richard nixon is running for governor of california. i realize, some of this material to be topical, he'll be running something no matter when this show is on, so sorry. >> mort sahl was the first person to talk like a human being on stage. he di

so i reached out to one of my members and john and marilyn marshall came running in the middle of theado to fetch us and bring us back to the parsonage. i walked into the service of worship yesterday without a car, with no electricity and no water. and i walked out with a set of car keys from one of my members who said i just cleaned everything out and put a fresh tank of gas in. and i'm going home to a generator. so this is the way that they step up and my job is to start pointing them in other directions now to help them find the neighbors who have the greatest need. i'm very grateful, but i want them to start moving into their own neighborhoods and helping out. >> to local and federal governments, they're obviously working hard to make sure everyone who has been affected by this have the resources they need. what is your biggest need right now? >> our biggest need -- our district disaster relief coordinator bill carr is on site. he's moving through mayfield and helping people to find the things that they need most. he's a boots on the ground kind of guy and moving rubble and debris

. >> i want to talk about marilyn katz.o people a bit this is not a relentlessly horrible book. it's not about my life sucks, begin. there is a lot of fun stuff. your mom says she would go back to china? you said yes because america smells like pete. there's a lot of human that goes into you are finally having a cat, talking that katz is kind of fun. part of attention you may need to do it parents was there saying that her face was bad luck. she had an asymmetric face and that was bad luck. you were just alluding to what chinese culture dictated to your parents. you were coming up as an american cooper union things about saving face, which in that particular conversation met don't try so hard, and then there's this poor cat who has the wrong face, now she's bad luck. talk about swearing respect with your parents with what you might have grown up seeing that's not how i want to live. i don't believe this katz face is giving us bad luck. >> its truism for a lot of immigrant committees we become a frozen time capsule and whate

they're stopping point if you look at the writings of delaney or delaware where the writings of marilyn, wherever he was from in dickinson from here or delaware depending on where he was representing. they could draw the lines but if you pushed him beyond, that's what franklin was trying to draw a line not very successfully i agree with gordon. but then you get to the point, if we are not parliament where is sovereignty. you could go way back into the colonial tradition. the original model as a gordon probably knows and you probably know is virginia. i hope i got that right. it was in latin virginia, virginia as the fourth. hope it's the fourth it could've been the fifth. the point was virginia was the first colony and it was equivalent to scotland. it was an independent domain like scotland and that was their motto. virginia makes for that was. and the other was scotland and england and i think the other was wales. the point was we are just under the king and our assembly should be equivalent to parliament. that is the other places they tried to come down. one point is franklin's argum

the nsa worked with the marilyn innovation and security institute. it's a place where we bring together our developers to talk about our most pressing problems. so if we are talking about zero trust architecture, are we talking about management? are we talking about -- how is the best way to do the networks of the future? it's done at a place like greenport where you have the discussion and it's different from coming to our headquarters, where you are not going to be able to park your car and just walk in the door and have a discussion. and that's the same idea, that really motivated us to think about the cyberspace collaboration center for and say. we wanted to have a place where we can have people from academia and other partners to have a conversation, whether it is in person or virtual, to be able to do this. because, again, if you are thinking about cybersecurity, and so much of the talent and so much of the work that is being done is also being done in the private sector, we certainly don't have a monopoly on that. what we have found is that wo

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so marilyn in the year, 2021. there can be no doubt.und the world is electric. the vice president went on to say that the nation's ability to manufacturer charge and repair electric vehicles will determine the health of our communities, the strength of our economy and the sustainability of the planet. already i'll say it again. it's a good storm. mr really good swimmer getting in here and it's so far we're over the manage it pretty well. and we have some trees down. we have some mud mud stuff going on. we got some localized flooding, but so far. you know, the big creeks and rivers have stayed relatively reasonable. now south down to santa cruz, the different story they're getting in a little bit heavier rainfall rates. i was just checking again. the storm reports and got some new ones. these are all in the last six hours, but we can just check in on him, and this gives you pretty good insight into what's happening out on the roadways. tree fell. this was at 4 37 on the roadway barricades that was over by, um napa. and then this is out b

so marilyn in the year, 2021. there can be no doubt.ld is electric vice president went on to say the nation's ability to manufacture charge and repair electric vehicles. will determine the health of our communities, the strength of our economy and the sustainability of the planet. this is ktvu fox two news at six. some of the most unsettling images that we've seen so far coming out of this new storm system hitting the bay area and they come from san mateo county. take a look as high water overwhelms a home in hillsboro. one person needed to be rescued here. good evening, everyone another homes and i'm quoting wang. julie and frank are off tonight. don't expect the weather to clear any time soon, the biggest problem for most people across the bay area right now is the commute. rain will, of course, keep those roads slick tonight. we just haven't seen enough of a break in the showers to allow roads to dry out. and while slick roads are a problem for many people, we do see some more serious problems popping up in pockets across the bay are