transition, muller has been at the company since 1988 he was cfo for 12 years, more recently blasted to a bigger position, where he oversaw all of the emerging markets. this has set up p & g for success. it's been taken market share, so muller is kind of a natural fit to take -- if you were paying attention if you were an investor, you won't be so priced perhaps surprised on the timing, david taylor did what he set out to do. he restructured the company and set it up for success. it's a good time to step out on top, at a time when p & g is growing market share remember, they had that nelson pelts, where he finally joined the board, they totally reorganized that, and that's helped them. it's also dealing with inflation. the company reports earnings tomorrow morning, so this is coming at a time, obviously right before then, when they can get on with investors and talk with them. i assume that investors and analysts would be happy about this news. muller is no strmoelleh is no stranger they usually stay pretty close to home in cincinnati, and moemoel er has been there for a long time >>

muller. is there anything that you have heard from either of these witnesses, anything you would like to comment on, please? thanks. >> sure. it's a privilege to share the hearing with both of them. they are both people who think a lot about these issues. the first point i would note is that there is something a little bit curious about that contention that we've heard from professor muller that we shouldn't count on the ability to repeal the 23rd amendment. it's through the repeal doesn't happen by itself. here's what i want to point out to the committee in a big-picture way. many members of the united states senate are committed to a theory of constitutional interpretation that usually goes by originalism. it's usually associated with the late justice scalia. and one of its basic premises is that the constitution's original means are binding f we don't like what it means, we can't just change t the whole theory is premised on the idea that the constitution can be amended. to take the view t

professor muller reads the statutes differently, but the key point is this, professor muller and i agree. even if his reading were correct, s-51 would be constitutional and congress could solve any confusions. he and i can agree that nothing about the 23rd amendment makes s-51 unconstitutional. given my limited time i will here address just one of dr. pilon's comments. the contention that s-51 would require the concept of the maryland legislature. the idea is maryland gave washington, d.c., the seat of government. in my own view, this is the strongest of dr. pilon's remarks. there's a difference between giving a gift for a reason and giving a gift by condition and i'm happy to discuss the distinction further if it's helpful, but in short if maryland conceded the lands to the united states and specified that the session was valid only so long as the land were used in a certain way, there might be a problem with s-51, but maryland's session specified no such condition. washington, d.c., belongs to the united states. maryland has no greater claim on it than the rest of america. i thank the

muller? dr. asher and points on that? >> we were told by the army that they had no reason to be suspicious. we had trouble getting d.o.d. to give us information about. that >> these athletes, their highly tested. i would be shocked if we don't have that data. and of course, the army, and medical systems -- and other services. >> wilkie pressing for that. thank you. will go back to mr. comer. >> thank you. the w.h.o. was supposed to be an apolitical part of the united nations at the center of a response to a global pandemic. get throughout this pandemic, the w.h.o. has shot away from placing any blame whatsoever on china. can you explain how this false claim hindered at the u.s. on the rest of the world from ramping up the proper response to this pandemic in a timely manner? >> complicated question. you know... saying the un, or the w.h.o. is not political is just... you know, it's fantasy. it is all political, right? there are people who are at the w.h.o., nation states, who are actively promoting their own agendas, both

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muller. riveting testimony from all of you. as we listen to the science, the data you have presented, it raises more questions. we will go into the first round of questions. there is a vote going on on the house floor. this is important that we get as many questions answered as possible. there were people invited who did not, and it underscores the point that there were subpoena powers that we could have compelled more science -- scientists to come. we are only trying to get facts. why they did not, is a mystery. they have nothing to hide. all across the country are not satisfied that we have a vaccine. as we are starting to get our economy opened again, shouldn't we find out how this happened and get to the bottom of this to prevent it from happening again at the minimum? if it was a lab leak, that raises serious questions. all of you have talked about not only be -- the hypothesis but in fact the near certainty that this was a lab leak. let's get into those facts. the biggest facts i have seen our number one with over 80,000

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police say he went for a run yesterday morning in the hills near muller ranch staging area. police say he is an avid long distance runner and told his wife he'd be gone about an hour but yesterday afternoon she reported h immissing after he didn't come home. right now crews are using drones and off road vehicles looking for him. we'll have an update tonight at 11:00 from the search scene. >>> pfizer is moving forward to talks about a covid booster shot. the leaders from the drug company are expected to meet with top u.s. health officials tomorrow. the drug maker requested federal authorization for the third dose of its covid-19 vaccine. the reasoning is to give people greater, long-lasting immunity, and address variants that have emerged. today dr. anthony fauci said it is too soon for the government to recommend another shot. he didn't rule out the possibility, pointing to the need for more data first. >>> the mass covid vaccination site at san francisco's moscone center officially shuts down on wednesday. there is no demand for large sites anymore. cities and counties are

if you look at it from the campaign, you look to the muller report and you look to the ukraine scandal, he dn't really respect that blind between the justice department and the white house. and i think that's something during the biden administration that there's been a lot of effort to sor of build back up again. that's very important to merrick garland to make sure that wall is in place to make sure there's not this direct political influence onion going criminal cases. yamiche: and kelly, ryan is talking about this through line. and i think -- not respecting the line between the d.o.j. and the white house is probably a nice way to put it. we saw this president over and over again want to see the d.o.j. act almost as his personal attorney according to a lot of critics and to his own d.o.j. officials. i'm also struck by the idea in 2016 president trump, former president trump said i alone can fix it talking about the political system. what do you make of the idea that here he is saying i can fix this election in 2020 if you just give it to me and my friends in congress, i can figure t

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teams have missed a couple of key chances, like when muller was through, and managed to get little breaksll be 60,000 fans in the stadium — some of them danish but the vast majority cheering on england. i'm rebecca jones. the other main stories...

saturday afternoon after he failed to return home from what was a one-hour run in the hills in the mullerch area. kreycik left his phone inside his car. they found his car and his phone. the thought maybe he left it there because carrying it would have weighed him down. he's an experienced runner with no-known health issues. >> reporting live, bob redell, "today in the bay." >>> new look at covid costs. $12.3 billion taxpayer dollars. these numbers expected to rise as the pandemic continues. >>> a new bay area covid cases are generally low. your odd of infection are still much higher if you are not vaccinated. here is a graph showing you the number of new cases, yesterday reported 11 new cases. you can see the case constantly involving people who are unvaks vaccinated. in marin, there had been 12 hospitalizations, all but one involving who is not vaccinated. >>> the new ordinance would protect tenants unable to pay rent. tenants will be protected if they can pay 25% of the rent owed. and landlords would be banned from charging late fees or penalties. governor newsom extended the state's e

. >>> and volunteers are looking for help to find a berkeley man that disappeared from muller ranch ineasanton for a run. philip kreycik disappeared. there is still no sign of him. there are a couple of people that may have seen the 37-year- old dad and want to talk to him. >> we haven't talked to the woman that says she saw him. we would like to get in touch with her. if you are the person or you know who she is, please have her get in touch with it. >> the alameda police department still has hope kreycik will be found. >>> origami art with a twist right here in the bay area. >>> and as we head to the break, you are looking out over hi, i'm debra. i'm from colorado. i've been married to my high school sweetheart for 35 years. i'm a mother of four-- always busy. i was starting to feel a little foggy. just didn't feel like things were as sharp as i knew they once were. i heard about prevagen and then i started taking it about two years now. started noticing things a little sharper, a little clearer. i feel like it's kept me on my game. i'm able to remember things. i'd say give it a try.

further south, close to the luxembourg border, the muller family have also started the long and arduous to fight back the tears. we had done everything up so nice and all at once, everything is gone. a lot of it will have to be built anew. it just hurts all over — it really hurts. it is still not clear exactly how many people are missing and without phone signal, communication is almost impossible. thinking of the people who are still missing, parents, grandparents, many didn�*t make it from their beds to the upper floors because it was that quick. we have to get help in order to save what can be saved, to free those still stuck in their homes, and then we will need support with the rebuilding ? it is an enormous catastrophe. around 1500 police, soldiers and emergency service workers have been deployed in germany to help, but with many bridges and roads rust away —— washed away, it will be days yet before they can reach the remote areas. 50 yet before they can reach the remote areas. ., _, , areas. so that huge recovery operation — areas. so that huge recovery operation is _ areas. so t

what will cosby's release mean for that "me too" movement is going back into her hot idea, steven o mulleron show is going to harden over me personally. i would agree keeping the laws in place to keep prosecutors from abusing the privilege which is how cosby was essentially release the pennsylvania per supreme court. i think cosby celebrate with pizza is a little too on that is the jeffrey epstein corroborative picture cosby at the end of shasha redemption getting a note epstein left bellingham to mexico fight and working on his vote in mexico over that little too on the no's for my case. kennedy: was john mcafee there on the poop deck swabbing away? >> god rest his soul pursue for amen. could happen though. so bill cosby freed on a technicality, michael starr hopkins. can't we free britney on a technicality? >> i mean i sure hope so. look, bill cosby bears a special place in hell reserved for him. he is a predator, he is a horrible person. he may have gotten off now but at some point he will have to meet his maker. and you know, he can go to hell for all i care. so for that is what i said

volunteers are asking for help in the effort to find a berkeley man that disappeared after heading to muller a run. philip kreycik was last seen two weeks ago and now there is no sign of him. a couple of people may have seen the 37-year-old dad and police want to talk to them. >> we have not been able to talk to the woman or man that says she saw him. we would like to get in touch with her. if you are that person or know who she is, please very much her get in touch with us. >> the alameda police department has hope kreycik will be found. >>> we have a free summer concert series you can find around the city every week this summer, coming up. >>> and here is a live look out over the embarcadero this morning. you can see typical san francisco summer. still quite gray and hazy team usa is ready for the olympic games, and so is erica! she's got the fastest internet, with wifi speeds faster than a gig. so when all of team usa is going for gold... ...her wifi can power it all, and more. i. love. you. can your internet do that? cheer on team usa with wifi speeds faster than a gig. or, get started w

teams have missed a couple of key chances, like when muller was through and managed to get little breaks of the ball on occasions, and nothing has gone massively wrong, and if that continues, then it mightjust happen. there ll be 60,000 fans in the stadium — some of them danish, but the vast majority cheering on england. 7 i ll have all the latest on the big match build—up from wembley. and the other stories here this lunchtime. labour says the easing of covid restrictions in england will cause a summer of chaos. the prime minister defends his strategy. what we are also doing is moving to a system of testing rather in the course of the next few weeks and that_ in the course of the next few weeks and that is— in the course of the next few weeks and that is the prudent approach because — and that is the prudent approach because vaccinated we have vaccinated even more people. now, it won't feel like freedom day to those who have to isolate, when they are having to cancel their holidays, when they can't go to the pub or even to their kids sports day. the government has confirmed that the £20

authorities say he came out here saturday parked his car mueller trail that many people do at the male muller trailhead head and pleasanton for an hours long run, but he never returned home. so of course, his wife called police and they reported him missing at 2 o'clock in the afternoon and they've been looking ever sense. let's hear now from pleasanton pt pd was really running this entire investigation and search. >> ambient temperatures which go down during the during the night and then obviously if you have a body, you 90 degrees or more. so you'll see that heat signature a lot easier along with other animals and everything else out there so we can get a better idea maybe there's someone down in the shaded area or something like that. constant contact with the family of an officer lee is officer who's been a lot of time with them and trying to system. they see the eye and operation that we have out here we've had taken them out of the area as well. so that, you know, that they they are remaining optimistic just as we are. >> i saw the family at the command center yesterday. definitely. of

robert muller said the same thing. so not only was he dishonest but he held it back.eason he did not run the department ofjustice property, the department ofjustice property, the reason why he did not step back from what donald trump wanted is because he did not serve time in court as a prosecutor like yourself. in the reviews of the book that has been done people point out that he was not the only prosecutor in the department ofjustice. there are other prosecutors who decided not to proceed donald trump and over rais m'bolhi report. that proceed donald trump and over rais m'bolhi rebort-_ m'bolhi report. that is a fair oint. i m'bolhi report. that is a fair point. i made _ m'bolhi report. that is a fair point. i made that _ m'bolhi report. that is a fair point. i made that point - m'bolhi report. that is a fair point. i made that point in l m'bolhi report. that is a fair. point. i made that point in the m'bolhi report. that is a fair- point. i made that point in the book as well. the vast majority in the justice department are career prosecutors like i was. bill barr

the company also announcing chief operating officer ron muller will succeed david taylor as ceo in november taylor will take on the role of executive chairman here's what he had to say about the changes earlier on "squawk box." >> at the time i hand it over to john, it will be six years as the ceo. this is actually a very good time the company's delivering strong results. the strategy is working and john along with the very strong leadership team and organization are ready to take this company forward. >> yeah, taylor of course has been through what was a difficult proxy fight and then a lot of smooth sailing to a certain extent, morgan, as well for the company as you can see there during his tenure. of course up 84 plus % want to see sort of them versus some of their peers to really put that in perspective in terms of his period of time as ceo. >> yeah, it's also interesting we got a number of manufacturers, perhaps some that are not so consumer facing but more on the industrial side that reported earnings today and this week as well that are in focus, so caterpillar this morning, for exam

to see jeez wff bezos walking as the highways, the closest thing you'll see is a muller across the street hundreds of space fans could be showing up. people are both excited and a little bit nervous about tomorrow's big moment. probably a little bit like jeff bezos and his three fellow passengers. anthony? >> or jeff bezos as they call him in van horn which is surely on the billionaireace race with contributor bill harwood. we'll be right back. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ monitor, check and lock down you money with security from chase. control feels good. chase. make more of what's yours. yeah, i mean the thing is, people like geico because it's just easy. bundling for example. you've got car insurance here. and home insurance here. why not... schuuuuzp.. put them together. save even more. some things are just better together, aren't they? like tea and crumpets. but you wouldn't bundle just anything. like, say... a porcupine in a balloon factory. no. that'd be a mess. i mean for starters, en bundlhome and casu up here, success depends on the choices you make. but i know i've got this. and when it comes t

teams have missed a couple of key chances, like when muller was through, and managed to get little breaks of the ball on occasions, and nothing has gone massively wrong, and if that continues, then it mightjust happen. there'll be 60,000 fans in the stadium — some of them danish but the vast majority cheering on england. i'm rebecca jones. the other main stories... labour says the easing of covid restrictions in england will cause a summer of chaos but the prime minister has defended his strategy. the government's confirmed that the £20 a week universal credit top—up will be phased out in the autumn. one of india's most accomplished and respected film stars, dilip kumar, has died at the age of 98. good afternoon from wembley. england s footballers are two games from glory: beat denmark here at wembley tonight and they ll face italy on sunday in what would be england s first major final since 1966. cheering them on will be the vast majority of the 60,000 fans in the stadium behind me — plus more than 20 million watching on tv. it's going to be quite a night. 0lly foster reports. this engla

teams have missed a couple of key chances like when muller went through. muller goes through.ormer pro—cyclist michael hutchinson from cambridge. good morning to you. it is incredible what mark cavendish has achieved. it is incredible what mark cavendish has achieved. , ., achieved. it is verging on the miraculous. _ achieved. it is verging on the miraculous. he _ achieved. it is verging on the miraculous. he has- achieved. it is verging on the miraculous. he has not- achieved. it is verging on the miraculous. he has not won l achieved. it is verging on the - miraculous. he has not won anything since 2018, when he was diagnosed with epstein—barr virus. we had all written him off. i think this season was supposed to be a good buy with a lot of sympathy. the last time i spoke to mark cavendish he reckoned he would not win anything. last year he would not win anything. last year he reckoned himself he was finished. he has no business winning tour stages at all!— he has no business winning tour stages at all! what is happening? generall , stages at all! what is happening? generall

teams have missed a couple of key chances, like when muller was through, managed to get little breaks of the ball on occasions. and nothing has gone massively wrong, and if that continues, then it mightjust happen. and there will be 60,000 fans inside the stadium for the big game this evening. this is the scene live as many of them are arriving very early, three hours before kick—off. there will be some danish fans here but the vast majority of those ends the stadium will be cheering on england. i'm jane hill. the other main stories — labour says the easing of covid restrictions in england will cause a summer of chaos. grilled by mps, the prime minister has defended his strategy. all these decisions are a balance of risk, _ all these decisions are a balance of risk, and _ all these decisions are a balance of risk, and by— all these decisions are a balance of risk, and by the 16th of august, we will have _ risk, and by the 16th of august, we will have put many more jabs into people's— will have put many more jabs into people's arms. the government's confirmed that the £20—a—week univer

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