the nc double a has some great lawyers. they have for years the battle is the one thing we know about court system darya and james analysts peel hunt probably take for you're just trying make you very much well ok time now is 9 o am. >>and another big story that we're just finding out about this morning is forever, 21. they're going to be closing a whole bunch of stores to filing for chapter 11 bankruptcy yeah, so they're not going out of business out right, but they're going to restructure and that could mean shutting down more than are almost 200 stores nationwide clinton here in the bay area there are 21 stores in the bay area. >>and calm persistence is live in for one and walnut creek in sir we don't know which stores yet are slated to close due week. >>yeah, they haven't been specific about stores are going to close i am live in from one in walnut creek. and they did say however they're not going to exit any major markets that would be something like a san francisco. but we're here moma creek. this is a smaller city. s

currently ncs controls already 2:00 a.m. there is no difference in what is already with ncs. >> that would be laurel village, right? i want to open up a bar and service spirits or alcohol, what do i need to do? is a permitted? to become back to the commission >> excuse me, ma'am, he is asking staff questions. >> principally permitted. >> until 2:00 a.m.? >> that is a land use category. >> i understand, i can approach him as i want to open up a bar and i am entitled to 2:00 a.m.? >> correct. conditional use between 2:00 a.m. and 6:00 a.m. >> that is for hard drinkers. senator weiner is going to expand that. so, it is true. it's in the paper. it is. we have two adopted. the question i have on the retail spaces themselves, the developer, mr. safir, we've got a lot of large spaces, in my neighborhood that have been sitting there up to ten years. prime corner locations, 15th on market street. can you go over what your sizes of your retailer going to be, now that you have the flexible designation. what do you envision what are you

>>the nc double a to continue its say. you've set up your own league you california collegiate athletic only california teams play each of >>now we should say this law does not allow community college athletes to participate in this this is just strictly for nc double a schools. the board of governors, the nc double a has already asked newson to veto the bill saying it would erase the critical distinction that there is between college amateur athletes and professional athletes, it's kind of blurs the line right now did it's going be dragged kicking and screaming another think college athletes oftentimes compete in the olympics and the olympics are only for amateurs does this blur the lines then can we not field olympic athletes from our college ranks in california says there's there's a lot of things that need to be ironed out now where we have years to do i thought it was a waving a wand that is 2 years to work all that out. and in san francisco, a controversial approach to deter homeless people from setting up camp. >>so

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this outbreak appears to be linked to water rise at the nc mountain state fair and fletcher symptoms include severe cough, a muscle aches fever, shortness of breath and headaches. the disease can typically be treated with antibiotics but people over the age of 50 or those who have a weekend-long so weakened immune systems are at greater risk. according to a 2015 cdc report about one in 10. one in 10 effect infected with legionnaires does not survive. crime for there's a program in the east bay bridging the gap between law enforcement and the african american community. you will hear from one of the organizers and and if you are streaming us on kron on the news continues during the ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ so that early retirement we planned. it's going ok? great. now i'm spending more time with the kids. i'm introducing them to crab. crab!? they love it. so, you mentioned that that money we set aside. yeah. the kids and i want to build our own crab shack. ♪ ♪ ahhh, you're finally building that outdoor kitchen. yup - with room for the whole gang. ♪ ♪ see how investing with a j.p. morgan advisor can

has anyone from nc described as a regulatory black hole in this.s anyone from m the company commented? they said they are looking at bills of 130,000 companies, they say they have done a sig can majority and anyone with a problem with their bill, pwc is encouraging them to get in touch. and how would you change things? is it about changing regulations? at the moment, it has been described as a regulatory black hole, something needs to change to protect those customers once the supply has gone into administration. thanks very much. you can listen to the full report on radio four at midday today. weekend weather is shaping up to be fine and dry with some sunshine. there are some isolated showers on the cards, but many of us will avoid the cards, but many of us will avoid the showers through the weekend. this afternoon, the cloud will break up this afternoon, the cloud will break upfor this afternoon, the cloud will break up for most places, so a good deal of sunshine. some heavy showers for east anglia and the far south—east, and perhaps a view towar

california to be compensated for the use of their likeness and image, a proposal that flies in the face of nc double a rules nba star lebron james tweeting support for the measure this week if passed california could find itself in a court battle with the organization that governs college athletics. another bill close to the finish line renters protection, bill ab, 1482. the measure would cap annual rent increases at 5% plus inflation. governor newsome already indicating he'll sign the bill but opponents say the measure does nothing to address california's housing shortage that's driving up prices. these are just a few of the hundreds of bills that must be approved by midnight friday to land on the governor's desk in sacramento, ashley zavala kron 4 news. today a few miles from the site of the mass shooting at that el paso walmart. >>lawmakers held a hearing on whether president trump, the words are encouraging violence against immigrants. the walmart shooter killed 22 people and injured dozens more and he made clear he wanted to kill mexicans who were quote invading america. lawmakers say th

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california to be compensated for the use of their likeness and image, a proposal that flies in the face of nc double a star lebron support for the measure this week if passed california could find itself in a court battle with the organization that governs college athletics. another bill close to the finish line renters protection, bill ab, 1482. the measure would cap annual rent increases at 5% plus inflation. governor newsome already indicating he'll sign the bill but opponents say the measure does nothing to address california's housing shortage that's driving up prices. these are just a few of the hundreds of bills that must be approved by midnight friday to land on the governor's desk in sacramento, ashley zavala kron 4 news. up next one person is dead. after a mobile home caught on fire in the south bay we'll hear from fire officials about their investigation. >>i recall martin in washington, the centers for disease control is warning the public not to use the cigarettes as they scramble to figure out the cause of the lung disease that's sweeping lung disease that's sweeping the nation.

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now is being used for new services, new solutions that stadiums are young to roll out, so if look at ncive fan engagement on the large screen or if you look at gambling from an application is interested. there's a lot of different ways that the nfl can monetize the the fanenhance experience. >> one thing you said was perhaps in the future legalized sports betting. how big of that is that with the partnership of the wi-fi? >> it is important because they want to see what is going on at the stadium. fans at the game want to understand what they are doing, so it helps them in their discussions with the different gambling providers are >> talk to me about data privacy. , it isthink about wi-fi when you go on wi-fi you know there is a potential to get hacked. you protecting privacy? software and with you are spot on because security is a huge issue. in our industry, it is about hard work, but today it is about software. >>>> what they have to have is security to protect users as well as to protect the network and then systems they are running on the network. how much -- what they have to hav

hopefully you will come back again ncs pretty soon.k redman, omers global head of private equity. this is bloomberg. ♪ ♪ vonnie: live from new york, i'm vonnie quinn. guy: from london, i'm guy johnson. this is the european close on "bloomberg markets." time now for a bloomberg exclusive. the former of guggenheim partners is now turning eldridge industries into an empire. he controls and the hollywood controls and -- he "the hollywood reporter" and owns a stake in the l.a. dodgers. he spoke about the premier league. >> football is the biggest sport in the world. . the passion the fans have is unparalleled. so when you start to think about what you are trying to build with these teams, you are really trying to, a, win, b, be part of the community, and the opportunity we had with the dodgers was really about a partnership with los angeles. how are we going to win? how are we going to drive championships and build passion? if you look at what the premier league offers, it is all of those things. it is the highest quality play, the best pla

subject to the same controls as was mentioned earlier of the ncs zoning district. we believe that is actually an option to have that provides local businesses with more opportunity here. >> i think there is something for me on the retail is, prado group, you're in my neighborhood as well. you own a portfolio of retail spaces. it's up to you to curate something interesting that keeps vacancy rates as low as you can. i trust, that you have a very vested interest in not stuffing doctors offices, nail shops, and weirdo menagerie of things that are not going to play off each other, like we see in some neighborhood commercial districts. >> if i can just comment on that, for a second? i actually sat on the retail advisory committee for the upper market, because of the vacancy we saw in the neighborhood. there are a lot of out-of-town property owners, up in the district. we do make it rather difficult, as a city coming to get retail approved. some of the reasons are good. formula retail. we are proud of the fact that historically, 75% of our tenants have been non- formula

right now, that's not allowed by the nc a aa. it is up for a vote in the state senate tomorrow.says they are monitoring the process and that's what's happening now. cheryl: it's about time that those college athletes start to get compensation. that's a big story in sports. tray circumstance thank you. let's take a look at futures, somewhat of a flat bag. you have the dow up 21, s&p is up by -- s&p is lower by 1 point. still ahead, john bolton is out. the sudden departure that may have been months in the making. what will his exit mean for u.s. foreign policy going forward? ladies, have you ever wanted to date colonel sanders? lauren: is that a joke? cheryl: it's a real question. kfc is offering up the chance of a lifetime for fans of the colonel everywhere. stay tuned to "fbn: a.m." ♪ i know what i needed and i don't want to waste more time. ♪ i'm in a new york state of mind. ♪ a money market fund when you open a new account. just another reminder of the value you'll find at fidelity. open an account today. as a principal i can tell you this. when one student gets left behind, w

there's a human condition here at play both on the part of the situation room tribe etranscrib the ncs pers krchlnsc trans. >> thanks for helping make sense of this, larry. appreciate it. >> you're welcome. >>> soon the president is expected to address the call summary alongside ukraine's president and we are going to bring this to you live. so chantix can help you quit slow turkey.rkey. along with support, chantix is proven to help you quit. with chantix you can keep smoking at first and ease into quitting so when the day arrives, you'll be more ready to kiss cigarettes goodbye. when you try to quit smoking, with or without chantix, you may have nicotine withdrawal symptoms. stop chantix and get help right away if you have changes in behavior or thinking, aggression, hostility, depressed mood, suicidal thoughts or actions, seizures, new or worse heart or blood vessel problems, sleepwalking, or life-threatening allergic and skin reactions. decrease alcohol use. use caution driving or operating machinery. tell your doctor if you've had mental health problems. the most common side effec

shoe companies, tv companies, video games, and other their university nor the nc to a can stop them.ge college sports for the better by having now the interest finally of the athletes on par with interest of the institutions, now we are rebalancing that power. >> until now, college athletes cannot monetize their talents while in school. >> you are challenging a system that has been entrenched in money, power, in a certain way of thinking for a long time. >> that changed after a video game company was the image of basketball player ed o'bannon without his permission and lost in court. >> i'd moved on, and they were still making money off of my likeness. >> since then, the ncaa studied but failed to resolve the issue. >> this is a pandora's box that is now been open that the ncaa is going to have to react to. >> several states found legislation, top recruits consider making big money california schools. universities and conferences facing potential declines in revenue as sponsors underwrite individual stars, not athletic departments hurting nonrevenues sports. >> the ncaa is very conce

the ncs prioritizes risk reduction activities across seven key areas which include national security and energy and power. d.o.e. cybersecurity activities for the energy sector aligned to the critical infrastructure section which is protecting the american people the homeland and the american way of life under the categories to prioritize actions according to identified national risk. in the energy sector the court critical infrastructure partners represent by the electricity coordinating counsel, the oil and natural gas coordinating counsel the omg sec and the energy government coordinating counsel, e.g. ceci. the represent the interest of their respective industries. the e.g. ceci led by d.o.e. and dhs is where the interagency parties -- part and international partners come together to discuss this important security and resilience issues for the energy sector. this ensures that we are working together in a whole of government response. it is critical for us to be proactive and cultivate a secure energy network of producers distributors regulators vendors and public partners acting

the nc 211 hot line is operating today. for the hard of hearing citizens, please dial 888-892-1662 to reach someone to assist you. 211, that number is free and confidential. multi-lingual operators are ready to assist you. we know there's going to be some dynamic. we know we're going to need help. if you want to donate your time or financial assistance go to nc.gov/donate. please remember to stay alert, keep informed, and be ready to take measures to protect yourself, your family, and your neighbors. look out for them. i want to thank all of the people who are working here at the emergency management eoc, emergency operations center and here at emergency management. we have people all over the state working. i want to thank duke energy, dominion, the electric co-ops and cities they are working with us to get people's power on as quickly as we can. we have a leadership team today. emergency management director mike sprayberry, public safety secretary eric hooks, our transportation secretary jim trogdon. our national guard ma

the release of the president's national cyber strategy, ncs, in september 2018 reflects the commitment to protecting america from cyber threats. department of energy plays an active role, supporting the security of our nation's critical energy infrastructure and implementing the ncs. the efforts reflect a concerted response to emergence of energy, cyber security, and resilience as one of the nation's most important security challenges. fostering partnerships with public and private sector stakeholders is of the utmost importance to me as assistant secretary for ceser. risk reaction difficulties in seven areas, including national security and energy and power. d.o.e. securities for the energy sector align or critical infrastructure section of pillar one, which is protecting the american people, the home land and the american way of life under the category to prioritize actions according to identified national risks. in the energy sector, the core of the critical infrastructure partners is represented by the sub sector coordinating counsel, escc. oil and natural gas council, and the ener

ncaa doesn't like this, the state is giving them four years before the rule is in play they are hoping ncesn't change their rules >> has the ncaa been open at all to changing this >> i say, look, we're letting it look good for you. we give the scholarship now instead of it being tuition, it's the full cost of the tenant, they're saying we made it better, still within the limits we control. >> it will come as no surprise i'm old school on this i wish we were back in the days when all university athletes were amateurs and it remained that way. but the toothpaste is already out of the tube. >> you read articles from hundreds of years ago. they were complaining. >> i will pay them why not? >> okay. i'm naive in thinking they were amateurs at the time >> yes, the toothpaste is out of the tube now, it's already a situation where universities are turning a profit using the likeness for marketing purposes and otherwise of these student athletes so they should get a piece of that. >> he did say that. >> so final word on this then, we should expect, do you think, even if california phases it in ove

nc there's about almost a 10% chance of anase of ?.grees centigrade. >> reporter: but 1 i mean, that is just one chance in ten. i have been at the racetrackve long enough to know how rarely a 10-1 shot comes in. >> it's not that rare. you buy fire insurance for probabilities that are much lower than 10%. you buy car insurance, the probability has a much lower than one in 10 over a lifetime. so this is well within the range of things that we like to insure against. >> reporter: soon after our time with wagner and weitzman, though, things seemed to be improving. >> in that we rt of had a handle of growing thglobal economy while not growing co-2 emissions. >> reporter: because we wouldn't be using as much coal, for example. alternative energy was replacing fossil fuels. >> for example, yes.. well, turns out that happed about three years ago or so. last year, we again had more emissions than the year prior. this year, we have more em.sions than the year befo so, yes, temperatures are rising, sea levels are rising, but what frightening, put

allow college athletes in california to sign endorsement deals a law that would fly in the face of nc double a rules, the governing body of college athletics recently sending newsome a letter saying the measure violates federal antitrust laws. governor gavin newsome has until october 13th to sign or veto bills reporting in sacramento, ashley zavala kron 4 news. >>california voted to ban the use of private for profit prisons and detention centers in the state that immigration is social justice reform activists are applauding the move taken by lawmakers if governor who some signs the bill into law the existing contracts with private prisons would be allowed to run their cogrse but not be renewed the last one actually expires in 2023. still ahead the for tonight. >>a blow out win over the bengals have highlights coming up in just a moment and next a scary home invasion in the east bay where burglar finally kick open a door to tell you how to end it. (sigh) (crunch) babybel: that snack just sounded boring. babybel: coming through. no photos, please. babybel: bye bye, bland. babybel: hello

california to be compensated for the use of their likeness and image, a proposal that flies in the face of nc double a rules nba star lebron james tweeting support for the measure this week if passed california could find itself in a court battle with the organization that governs college athletics. another bill close to the finish line renters protection, bill ab, 1482. the measure would cap annual rent increases at 5% plus inflation. governor newsome already indicating he'll sign the bill but opponents say the measure does nothing to address california's housing shortage that's driving up prices. these are just a few of the hundreds of bills that must be approved by midnight friday to land on the governor's desk in sacramento, ashley zavala kron 4 news. >>happening tomorrow, sfo will close down one of its key runways the plan is to close to a left for nearly 3 weeks spent 20 days during the closure of the airport will put in a new base layer under the pavement of to a left and improve drainage and the surface in general sfo officials say the csure will reduce flights by some 13% and that co

california to be compensated for the use of their likeness and image, a proposal that flies in the face of nc double a rules nba star lebron james tweeting support for the measure this week if passed california could find itself in a court battle with the organization that governs college athletics. another bill close to the finish line renters protection, bill ab, 1482. the measure would cap annual rent increases at 5% plus inflation. governor newsome already indicating he'll sign the bill but opponents say the measure does nothing to address california's housing shortage that's driving up prices. these are just a few of the hundreds of bills that must be approved by midnight friday to land on the governor's desk in sacramento, ashley zavala kron 4 news. >>coming up a frightening moment for california woman working at her family business she fights off an armed man demanded money and it's all captured on video. >>plus hurricane dorian is no longer a major threat to the us, but we are now just starting to see some of the devastation left behind in the us, the hardest hit areas, north carolina

(closing bell ringing) >> a meltdown wall street, the worssince 9/11.nc >> the worst financial crisis three of the five bigst investment banks are gone. >> you can see it in some of the policy circles and the, sort of the academic writings, the chinese think tanks, bust w that with my friends was this idea of, like, "we thought you guys knew what you were doing." >> a crisis which is unraveling meownership, the middle class, and the american dream itself. >> i dinitely look athe, the financial crisis, 2007, 2008, as a, a aa really key turning point in how the leading chise thinkers saw the u.s., where the u.s. maybe was up here in termsm ofhing to emulate in certain ways, went down to here or lower, because basically the emperor has no cloth >> the aitude changed profoundly. c.e.. who used to be able to go see the, the premier, andid presidhey would come, and they would have to meet a low-level official, who would bete them. it was, it was stark. but you got to remember, for, for all these years, we had, you know, we had low-voltage congressn or businesspeople coming in and, and shaki

the bill has been endorsed by lebron james, but universities across the state are opposed to it the nchas warned that if the bill becomes universities in california may be ineligible to compete for national championships. for your money this morning, the credit bureau company equifax is making it harder for you to get a $125 payout after its 2017 data breach people seeking compensation must now verify their claim by providing the name of the credit monitoring service they had in place when they filed it and the service must remain in place for at least 6 months aftefiling. this new step has to be completed by october 15th, otherwise the claim for compensation will be denied. in july the ftc ordered equifax to pay million in penalties for the hack. millions of people have already requested that cash payout. >>it's 6.26 and still ahead and a retrial is possible for the ghost ship warehouse fire to 10 and derek alamein on we'll have the latest from his attorney coming up. and the latest weather and traffic 40 including traffic at sfo which has been a nightmare because of the runway constr

to find a way between you and i and between our nations, to manage our differences because we're two nclear armed powers and don't want to be as stupid as the europeans twice in the 20th 20th century engulf the north a dog -- dog gone war. when hair but a rising power and a power has to go to war, its hasn't always again to war. in the nuclear age they would have written a different book. trust me. i'm old enough. i've talked to him, okay? but i think there's a bigger threat to me. go back and read abraham lincoln's talk at the young men in -- in 1858 when the talks about there's no army coming from europe or africa that's going to come over here and cross the blue ridge and cross the ohio river. even if they have bone apart, nap -- bonapart. he said that it can't do it. i we're going destroy this country we'll do it to ourselves and the bigger concern i have right now is twofold. one, people of my color hair are not maintaining the fiscal discipline of the country and we expect that we can just turn this over to you young folks as debt, this increasing debt and say we won't tax ourselv

it's no secret that did the nc chairm chairman, the dnc chairman tom flores has wanted to narrow thete some time and doing that by effectively changing the debate rules each time, in order to sort of winnow it down, make sure there are candidates who cannot he reach that threshold us whether it is because of their donor base or their poll numbers. and so heading into november, it does look as though the field is going to include at least five candidates who currently qualify or are likely to qualify for that debate stage and that means there are several other, including julian castro, and amy cloeb cha klobuchar, people who have reached 3% in iowa, but may not have the donor threshold, the 165,000 donor, and also the geographical advantage that the dnc want themselves to have, in order to make that debate stage. i think one of the most interesting point in these new debate rules is that at least 600 of the donors contributing to any campaign have to be spread out across 20 different states so they are making sure that these democratic candidates for president aren't just getting all

th >> woodruff: mor 49,000 workers at general motors are on strike, after contract talks broke down nc's first nationwide walkout at g.m. 2007, and it affects 33 manufacturindi plants and 2ribution warehouses across nine states.es we'll take a closer look, after thnews summary. besiegedrug maker purdue pharma filed today for federal bankruptcy proteion. it was part of plan by the maker of oxycontin to settle thousands of lawsuit steing from the opioid crisis. the teative settlement could be worth $12 billion. the cost of oil surged today houthi rebels in yemen claimed responsibility, but the united states blamed iran-- which denied involvement. the u.n. security council convened today in new york, as the special envoy to yemen sounded the alarm, via video link. >> this extremely serious incident makes the chanc of a regional conflict that much higher and of a rapprochement m thh lower. and with yemen in some way or other linked. none of that, none of that isgo for yemen. $8 aes in new york jumpe barrel, or nearly 15 the spike in oil prices pushed stocks low. rae dow jones industrial a lo

president, here's a thought -- when you come to nc zero nine, try dropping that for a date and meetingow many people struggle with health care costs. i would be happy to work with you to lower prescription costs and put people over politics for once." was that a smart response? >> brian: he clearly does not want to attach the national issues were talking about right now. he's very concerned about being associated with the hard left of those driving so much in the democratic party. what i think is interesting about this race, if it's a bellwether at all, if mccready wins, it's because he is not going the direction of the rest of his party. i think that is still bad news for the democrats even if you wins. they are seeing the split play out in real time, he very much does not want to be branded with the far left. the president, you can see, is trying to drag him in that direction. because he knows that the winner. >> harris: i think jess could give a side eye during that period >> brian: i bet she did! >> jessica: oh, was that on national television? [laughter] i've been working on contr

"i had been living in hopes that the people of nc would do something for peace, though they have been talking about it so long and i cannot see they have done anything. so we have give up to the idea that we have to fight until we are killed." daniel abernathy. same idea, same notion, same conclusion. if i had not been a student of the civil war, i would have been a student of world war i. there is an old argument about world war i which i accept -- the inexplicable destination of 8 million people actually has a cultural effect. the argument that paul fussell makes in "great war and modern memory" is that world war i was the midwife to the modern. it destroyed the victorian verities and gave birth to irony and a new age that was more wistful, less trusting, more sad. he pointed it out in literature, right? if you go back to the greeks, all of the literature is about characters that have more power -- mostly men -- than most men usually have, whether it's hercules or heracles or achilles, even into the medieval age. you are writing about heroes, men who have more power than is realisti

basically said these are the notes and recollections of senior staff members on the ncs and the situation room over at the white house. but react to that and then give us your thoughts. >> well my thought, first of all, it is not customary to release transcripts of conversations with foreign leader with the president. but what is stunning about this was that this summary itself was damning. forget about transcripts. this is what they released as their account of what happened and what happened is what has been described. but i also want to pick up on what dana said because the president is using his very, very large bull horn and hissance i hissance ill ---ance illary fox and social media to amplify his themes and you do see republicans falling right in line. and it does remind you of when the president said he could shoolt -- could shoot someone on fifth avenue and his base would stick with him and you get the sense if he did shoot someone on fifth avenue that lindsey graham and others would rush to the scene and say it is a case of self defense. it is going to be a very partisan discuss

but it was part of the independent in the case of ncs in georgetown.ool scene, sort of familiar with the social scene, ten years later. it is the people that they come through the 80s, interestingly at the time of the cavanaugh confirmation process, i didn't realize that even knew anyone who was in the georgetown prep. i later learned that some of the people i knew through church or family or other connections were so long. it was one of those people who said to me, you need to look into some things here. and the thing that was being shared with me was about the yearbook and the issues around the young woman named granada who was sort of brag about in the yearbook by cavanaugh and some of his friends as being members of a renata club. we later learned some sexually scenes jokes and boast about her they were not strictly true it is very messy story in a way because those young boys at the time, men now some of them including i think justice cavanaugh were really respected women granada. she was in his social circle. they cared about her at the time. the

and my -- when you're in the infantry, your fortunes rise or fall on your nc os, you're living with 40 sailors and marines in the mud, you have no better living conditions, you're the last officer in the chain of command so you must represent all the orders that come down to those who are in our line of work going into the intimate killing zone, the close quarters battle, and my first platoon sergeant was an immigrant from the british indies in the caribbean, his name was is corporal wayne johnson, senior enlist its guy and only 21 years spoiled was 21 years old at the same time. and of course with a name like wayne johnson, everybody called him john wayne, absolutely, and then he had been overseas nor a long time, taught me not just what i did but he told me what not to do, what after officer doesn't do. leave that alone, let other people handle certain things and i'm starting to learn right then but delegating decision making and responsibility. my second platoon sergeant, also a colonel, was manual riff remarks this its 1973 time frame. you weren't 'er most of you in the audience. a

. >> our next speaker is president of nc aa state confronts. south texas college of law, jackson mississippi tule college. mr. johnson, from our part of the world, welcome. >> good morning. thank you for inviting me to testify. my background is i've spent more than to the casing date mississippi which is been front and center in the ice for voting rights. allow me to get to the point. our democracy is in crisis. there in the right of people of color to participate, we are six years two months and 16 days until the shelby county ruling. this was the worst attack on pets are super a democracy in modern history. the ink wasn't even dry before the floodgates of voters suppression opened. chief justice john roberts, was dead strong we need said in shelby county, that are county and our country has changed. just take those look around, it most certainly has not. voter suppression has become rampant instead of where is it occurring, we should thanks where it's not occurring. congress has the constitutional duty to act. but testimony lays out the probl

you also are not going to work because your alma mater, nc state, those cheerleaders are here.ld. you are spending the day at the umstead spa. a day full of pampering. >> are you serious? >> you blew my surprise. you are going in a limo. guys it's so special. she's in shock. how are you feeling? >> i never am speechless. i don't know what to say. thank you, honey. >> she's getting close. the tears are close. i feel them. let them loose, it's all right. we are so excited. all of us with the poms and everything on your front yard. which one are you looking forward to, hair, nails, what do you want? >> i bet you can tell me every day. thank you so much. >> of course. >> thank you so much. >> i can see her, she's like in shock. >> she's in shock. >> can you imagine "gma" just shows up at the door. sitting on the couch. just show up and show you live on tv like that. we know that there's so many of you, so many of you all around the country working so incredibly hard. every monday. we just want to make your monday. we want to do everything we can. to just lightening -- lighten your

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