so, thank you mr. chan for coming and offering your support. i did get overwhelming support for mr. christopher jerdonek and i want to thank you. your work has obviously been so profound and important to the elections commission and i just wanted to personally thank you for giving all that time, passion and energy and to be willing to continue to do so. i think people forget often times how thankless these jobs are on commissions and that they are volunteer jobs, and so your work has been extraordinary. i want to say to miss menon, had the pleasure of going to law school with and no doubt would be an amazing elections commissioner that i really do hope she reapplies in the future. i do have to agree with the public system that now is not the right time to change course when we are in the middle of a major, major project that there's so much excitement and enthusiasm for and will protect democracy. it's not the right time. but i would love to see her on this commission or another commission in the future. so with that i'll see if my colleagues have any comments. no? so i will make a

be just how soon mr chen sanchez will call for new elections whom busters in spain may recall that mr chan sanchez became prime minister last year only after two largely inconclusive elections and almost a year of political negotiations. and regular viewers know that our motto here is the numbers matter and one number that certainly matter is rising is raising eyebrows seven million that's the number of americans who are at least ninety days late on a car loan payment according to a report this week from the. u.s. federal reserve bank of new york to see why that number matters let's pull back to look at some perspective the report authors point out that seven million card notes over ninety days past due is a full million above the number of past dues in two thousand and ten when the united states was still reeling from the wreckage of two thousand and eight crash savvy market watchers will note that the car payment metric can serve as a proxy for economic desperation as workers who drive to their jobs understandably prioritize payment on the key item they need to get to work for getting pa

terror on base chan mr amin must the game believes the israeli prime minister's comments have revealed his true intentions a pariah for iranian public opinion in fact that was a tongue twister revealing. exposing the true what you gratian of prime minister netanyahu that means he's just acting like your warmonger to try to call reach a coalition against iran and. laser war but dutch was trying to use just betraying is true motivation so that's why he's really pulled by the public opinion and socially exports need a national is. open and to study the public to get on to us and are angry because it is a threat at direct threats or revelations of water against solvent. you know top stories for ten in just a few minutes have an ati. the swarms of them so moving. and good news was before. much of those who heard it's a preview or. soon will. we will. move . move. move show you the snoopy do a little. good looking good. move just like most of these girls will give you food for good good good. good your dish will say look why do you do seem you want me to show the story dude you should go. th

mr. bezos and ms. chan says. >> was it michael sanchez? >> i can't discuss who the source was. >> bezos, who is the ceo of amazon and owner of the washington post claims the tabloid threatened to publish more embarrassing material of him related to his extramarital affairs saying, of course i don't want personal photos published, but i also won't participate in their well-known practice of blackmail, political favors, political attacks and corruption. i prefer to stand up, roll this log over, and see what crawls out. now, joining me right now are dylan byers, senior media reporter and cynthia elks, former federal cynthia, let's start with you. anybody in possible legal jeopardy as a result of all of this? >> yes. ami is in serious legal jeopardy. they had a cooperation agreement with the southern district of new york not to commit any crimes and now what has happened is if when you read just the memos that they sent -- it was just hard to believe they actually wrote it down and sent memos, but they wrote memos saying basically if you don't

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howard chan, policy analyst with the sheltering monitoring committee. we did not receive any prior notification that mrsummers would not be able to attend the hearing today. it was my understanding that he would be here, so it's a bit of a surprise to find he is not in attendance today. >> supervisor ronen: have you worked with mr. summers before, do you have any relationship with am? >> he has been a client of the shelter monitoring committee but never had any professional working experience with mr. summers. >> supervisor ronen: ok. thank you. it is extremely rainy day today. >> just a question. do we know who -- >> supervisor ronen: he applied for the seat. any member of the public can apply for the seat. is my understanding. is that correct? >> yes, he did submit his own application with the qualifications of seat two. >> supervisor ronen: ok. so i guess the question is if we want to move this forward or should continue it again to the next meeting to give the opportunity once more for mr. summers to make it or at least let us know why he is not able to make it. we did expect him to come today but

mrs. chennault. anna. a woman known as the steel butterfly. >> the number one flying tiger and his chinese brooid. general claire chennault. marries anna chan. second war history and legend has commander of sky battles in china. >> anna chenlt has an salespersonnault has an salesperson -- has a -- >> communist from the china. rises to the highest levels of society and political influence in this country. but then what she did with that influence is a question of deadly seriousness. because wh anna chennault and richard nixon we got america's first taste of a candidate colluding with a foreign power to try to win a u.s. presidential election. and in this case it would also change the course of a war. >> the chennault affair shows us this wealthy and connected asian american woman could change the course of american and vietnamese history. >> she was a businesswoman. she was a journalist. she was a significant fundraiser for the republican party. >> i think she would love to have been an ambassador. loved to have had some major job. but i don't think in that those days men didn't take women seriously that way. >> she's in a way ahead of her t

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