mr. martin real quick. mr. martin, understanding this hearing is supposed to be narrowly focused on cyber threats during covid, since you're here with us, i thought it would be appropriate to discuss some of the things we've been talking about with china, for example. during this intellectual property threat obviously to the aerospace your supply chain, it was wheeled that longtime -- a long time dod and nasa launch provider proactively identified and cut ties with a supplier that was a security risk due to chinese ownership. were you aware of that, mr. martin? i.g. martin: i was not, congressman. rep. weber: okay. in comments earlier, i would go back to mr. seaton, with his exchange with mr. garcia, he said he couldn't speak to suppliers, or speak for the suppliers. was that what you were saying to mr. garcia? mr. seaton: i said that i could not speak to how they were structuring their business operations to meet the federal requirements. rep. weber: shouldn't that be something we are looking at? i don't mean t

mr. martin real quick. mr. martin, understanding that this hearing is supposed to be nearly focus on cyber threats during covid, since you're here with us i thought it would be appropriate to discuss some of things we've been talking about with china, for example. during this intellectual property threat obvious to the aerospace u.s. supply chain, you'll talked about it with mr. garcia. drink this weeks air force association airspace on cyber conference it was revealed on time dod and nasa launch provider proactively identified and cut ties with the supplier that was a security risk due to chinese ownership. were you aware of that, mr. martin? >> i was not, congressman. >> okay. in comments earlier i would go back to mr. seaton with his exchange with darcy. he said he could speak to suppliers, or speak for the suppliers was that what you were saying to mr. garcia? >> i said that i could not speak to how they were structuring their business operations to meet the federal requirements. >> shouldn't that be somethi

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of relations on the island of violence but at the same time we know that the irish prime minister mr martin has spoken inside the meeting today about the situ. question for his country and so clearly what's going on here today is the european saying calling time on the way that the johnson government has behaved regarding the withdrawal again greenwalt but interesting me in so far as time is concerned this legal action when would it be heard and when and what sort of conclusion could it come to would it be before the end of the calendar year when the u.k. finally leaves the european union so far as all those arrangements have been in this come india have been in place many questions not many ounces tony thanks very much that's dominic came talking to us from berlin still ahead on al-jazeera the u.s. presidential debate was so chaotic at the commission that oversees them says it's going to make changes to try to make sure the next one is more orderly. but then die in the explosion and now they're killing us losing the hope of people living in lebanon say there is no solution for the country'

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this is true and can but i don't think i can i just have to tell mr martin that message on to him. >> and a comment that survive president. >> yes i think so of course both senator kennedy and i have felt mr truman vire and consequently i think he can speak with some feeling on this subject. i just do want to say one thing however. we all have tempers i have one i'm sure senator kennedy has one. but when a man's president of the united states or a former president. he has an obligation not to lose his temper in public. one thing i noted as i've traveled around the country are the tremendous number of children who come out to see the presidential candidates. i see mothers holding their babies up so that they can see a man who might be president the united states. i know senator kennedy sees them to it makes you realize that. whoever is president is going to be a man that all the children of america will either look up to or will look down to. and i can only say that i'm very proud that president is and how are we store a dignity and decency. and frankly good language. to the conduct of

mr martin said the reason why they come and have made that decision is they felt that young people'sgoing to kick on over the next few days, and they looked on earlier this year, it is certainly going to bea this year, it is certainly going to be a major change in the lives of millions of irish people —— although there are some differences. iam there are some differences. i am sitting here in miami, restau ra n, i am sitting here in miami, restauran, packed with people, people on the streets, life feels andi people on the streets, life feels and i have this daunting sense that what you are going through is coming my way. is a rolling 14 dane average of cases is lower than great britain, france and spain. why is ireland implementing such strict measures? it isa measures? it is a very interesting question. ireland has recorded its record highest number of daily cases over the last three weeks, still lower than many countries in europe, and hospitalisations have been rising but not at the level seen early in the year and the number of deaths slowly rising as well, but nowhere near what

mr. martin. >> thank you, mr. chairman. today, trump, his republican and hisn congress propaganda parrots on fox news are peddling a myth. and today, my republican colleagues on the senate commerce committee are civilly doing the president's bidding. doing the president's bidding. let's be clear. inublicans could join us addressing the real problems posed, but instead, they are focused on a small narrative bias anti-conservative meant to intimidate big tech so that it will stand idly by and ourw interference in election again. here is the truth. violence and hate speech online are real problems. anti--- bias is a real problem. attempts to influence our election with disinformation is a real problem. anti-conservative bias is not a real problem. not aonservative bias is problem. the issue is not that the companies before us today are taking too many posts down, the issue is they are leaving too many dangerous post up. , disinformation spreads like wildfire and torches our democracy. when president trump posted on facebook th

. >> stephen: martin, i have a question for you from a super-fan who was on the show last night. it's mrn bon jovi asked me to ask you this question. he said-- >> i'm a fan of jon bon jovi as well. >> stephen: he said, "president bartlett was my man. what is president bartlett doing in retirement?" >> bartlett is in retirement, but i'm still at it. >> stephen: richard, what about some of the other characters? richard, what's toby doing thesy welinhe f, woumay wou ve gotten so appleptic about the political situation in this country, that he would have gone back to more of a grass-roots situation and maybe taken out a specific enemy, say lindsey graham of south carolina. he would go down and join-- and help the candidate-- in this case harrison. he would go and help one candidate kind of surreptitiously, without being visible, kind of in the basement, he would write him speeches and yell in his ear piece during debates so that-- so that we could-- we could have one victory. he would be focusing on one important victory, i think. >> stephen: toby was a speechwriter. aaron, as a writer yours

to martin who has done such a commendable job in churchman this convention. [cheers and applause] to mris watching, and -- [cheers and applause] great american and his wife general and mrs. eisenhower. to my own wife, my family, and to all of my fellow republicans here, americans across this great nation, from this moment united and determined we will go forward together. dedicated to the ultimate and undeniable greatness of the whole man. together, together we will win. [cheers and applause] i accept your nomination with a deep sense of humility. i accept the responsibility that goes with it, i seek your continued halep and your continued guidance. our fellow republicans, our were cause is too great for any man to feel worthy of it. our task would be too great for any man. did he not have with him the hearts and the hands of this great republican party. i promise you tonight, that every fiber of my being is consecrated to our cause, that nothing shall be lacking from the struggles that can be brought to us by enthusiasm, by devotion, and plain hard work. in this world, no person, no pa

what did martin basically just soon lose your last 2 posts to mr stern tickles you knowing all branches of the government and the whole them. and this is the group that made them if you will go you're going to school boys. fiscal year 9992.3 trillion missing fiscal year 2001 point one trillion missing the pentagon has claimed year after year that the reason it can't account for the money is because its computers don't communicate with each other one trillion $1.00 bills stacked high would reach nearly 68000 miles into space one 3rd of the way to the moon. i got a phone call from the f.b.i. saying that i was a target of a death threat. and that's what happens when you go against the big boys who has the contracts today to make those systems communicate with each other and how much have the taxpayers paid for them there are times that corporations do things they should not do in which case they tend to be suspended for some period there are times then that corporations can get out of the penalty box it is you know any was never in the penalty box if you could proceed to my 2nd question pl

mr. cramer, how are you doing? >> i am doing well >> give me your tech on howard technology they like lockheed martin but l 3 harryd >> let's go to pedro in florida. >> what's your take on draft king >> look, i do some work for draft king the stock is not down. gambling is going to be legal in every state of the union the next few years i don't know, maybe start a position >> i watched the stock go down and it is the first time people ask me about it. i think it is a good place to start. let's go to dan in florida dan. >> hey booyah jim from wesley chapel >> i am good >> my question is regarding to walgree walgreens. i have been holding them quite a while. >> you are not alone cvs and walgreens are in the same boat. nobody wants to own them i think walgreens is over sold at 5% it is worth holding because they got a decent balance sheet and they're not all destroyed by amazon. let's go to patrick in massachusetts. >> booyah, jim >> boeing. >> i don't know what stocks are coming up. i just e-mailed right before this jeff marx, 164, we got to buy more boeing for my travel trust. let's go to jose in georgia. >> booyah

the anniversary of martin luther king jr's famous i have a dream speech black people but in fact stop our. president. it's a days that will and china back the major figure this out mr right. i got sure but this is the same place where monolithic a stood this is like 57 years ago this is what i saw on on t.v. on television we are fighting the same struggle and this is so is peroration all to see this and is just going to make me push is going to make us push so much harder . it's hard to believe that just 3 years ago china mark was a convicted criminal in prison. today who's leading his community in their fight for equality whatever it was. whatever it was no. it's not something that you know i really want to do is not something that i really was planning on doing it's not something that i'm saying oh this is going to be. the rest of my life because i don't want to do this for the rest of my life. but nobody's doing it. hurts. to know that the same country that you're born or raised. hates you. here or doesn't seem to have an equal. this is my country i'm just fighting because it's the right thing to do. a korean doomsday cult is good hundreds of fellow was to a tro

martine croxall. the labour mayor of greater manchester, andy burnham, has continued to clash with the government over lockdown restrictions for the region. mr burnham wants greater financial support if the strictest measures are imposed — and he accused borisjohnson of exaggerating the severity of coronavirus in the area. his words were echoed by the senior conservative mp sir graham brady, whose constituency is in the region. the cabinet office minister, michael gove, accused mr burnham of inconsistency in his approach. here's our deputy political editor vicki young. waiting for work and waiting to find out what's coming next for greater manchester. taxi driverjohn says, for months, the tighter rules here compared to many other parts of the country have meant fewer passengers. he's worried about the possibility of even more restrictions. we need help up in the north. if you want to bring these things in, you know, we need financial backing cos otherwise it is going to be even worse again. this has been going on for a long time now and nothing seems to be resolved. i know covid's notjust going to disappear overnight, but people who work, wh

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martin gak thank you you're welcome german the health minister a young spawn has tested positive for the coronavirus he immediately went into self isolation on the announcement came just hours after mr spawn had attended a cabinet meeting with chance on the america and other ministers as health minister he is a prominent figure in efforts to control the virus and only recently ashmont got his annual flu vaccine and urged people to follow his lead. so he more on these breaking developments political correspondent correspondence in iran shaz is standing by i am out what impact will mr spawn's testing positive for covert have is there concern for his health. well we got the confirmation just moments ago from the ministry has been to say yes found suffered from symptoms similar to that of all those simple cold so mild symptoms so far of course this is a very volatile situation this can change any time but for now he seems to only suffer from those marks in terms he spearheads the national response who will take over now what are the political ramifications and implications. well we can imagine that over the next couple of days he's has a terrier race then a state secretary with stepping

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martin bashir, is "seriously unwell" after developing coronavirus—related complications. the corporation has released a statement asking for the journalist's privacy to be respected. mrw it's time for a look at the weather with carol. hello again. today's promising to be much drier than it was yesterday, although there still are some showers in the forecast, and we've been watching some heavy rain pulling away from northern and eastern scotland, continuing its journey into the north sea, leaving some cloud and the odd spot behind it. showers continuing across parts of northern england, and we've got a weak weather front slipping south, which is also producing some showers. but, in between, we're looking at a lot of dry weather and some hazy sunshine. now, as we head through the evening and overnight, we'll see some showers pushing up from the south west across parts of the midlands, heading into the southeastern corner, and at the same time a new weather front coming in, introducing some heavier rain. it's going to be a cooler night for most of us than it has been in the last few. so we see the dregs of the showers moving away from the southeast in the morning, as th

and the bbc news website reports that the bbcjournalist martin bashir is "seriously unwell" with complications from coronavirus. mr95 interview with princess diana. he is currently bbc news religion editor. are you going to explain the flavonoid? flavour are you going to explain the flavonoid ? flavour no, are you going to explain the flavonoid? flavour no, apparently. there is a new study that shows diets rich in tea, berries and apples could lower blood pressure. food and drinks contain these naturally occurring compounds. it's been published in scientific reports. funded by the confectionery firm mars as well. i don't know why thatis firm mars as well. i don't know why that is interesting but it is. it looked at the evidence and if you ta ke looked at the evidence and if you take more of these income it's good for you. i understood one of the things they we re i understood one of the things they were looking at was how strong you had your tea as a bearing on what was better for you. the had your tea as a bearing on what was betterfor you. the stronger the tea, there is some merit in what it does for you? there

martin meadows and i asked him about it. him, please do not interfere with the standards set scientists at fda of a covid-19 l vaccine. mr. president, white house did the white t i urged house to do. the white house respected the ecisions of the career scientists. they did not change one word of career dards set by the scientists for the approval of covid-19 vaccines. suggest that the governors of new york and california do the same. they should show the same espect to the f.d.a. career scientists that the white house did. undermining the f.d.a.'s gold efficacy f safety and by setting up state review anels could delay approval, discourage americans from taking cost lives. and there is a reason why we rely on the federal overnment's f.d.a. for the safety and efficacy of vaccines. decided when ess it passed the i'll be logics control act that the federal overnment should regulate dents s after tragic ins f children dying from contaminated diphtheria and smallpox vaccines. t would later become the national institute of health in 1930, with ensuring the safety potency of biological product such as vaccines. the regulation of

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martin convinced his mother, al may be a little urban and rough edged but his heart is in the king movement. he started at 13 in the north in new york. and mrsd, in the late '90s, having these conversations with me. she was very mild and the kind of person that could say something stern to you, you get home later and say she's reprimanding you. she'd say al, i like this, but why did you say this? use this? are you trying to incite people? martin would not. and she kind of in a gentle but firm way, stop saying things that me and joe scarborough would fight about. so she'd say, you don't mean that, why did you say it? so between those two, i tried to get across you have to look at the end goal or are you caught up in the theatrics. and two women helped bring that home to me, aside from the fact i was raised by a single mother who made it all possible. >> and mrs. king said to you, you've got to learn to filter what you say for the long-term gain and not the short-term satisfaction of being theatrical. otherwise you can win the crowd but lose the crown. and she also said if you and the people you're fighting have the same kind of language, what

mr paty was beheaded in broad daylight last friday by an islamist teenager. we are expecting, within the hour, the chancellor to announce new support for workers in parts of england under tier 2 restrictions. martinen. today's going to be much drier for most of us than it was yesterday. having said that, there are still some showers in the forecast, and we've been watching some heavy rain continuing to move away into the north sea across the north and east of scotland. so that rain is associated with yesterday's low pressure, which will continue to drift away. then we've got this transient ridge of high pressure before the next atlantic low comes our way later on. so what we have this afternoon is a lot of dry weather, some hazy sunshine, some showers from a weather front across southern areas, but they're fairly sporadic, showers across northern england, and some showery outbreaks of rain across eastern scotland. brighter conditions in the west, and temperatures a bit lower than yesterday, except for in london, where we're looking at 17. now through this evening and overnight, we'll see a line of showers develop across southern parts of england, heading towards the southeast, some clear skies, an