pat: three weeks of chaos. coming home, being a successful ceo, coming back now to the company i was born and raised in. i went through puberty here. now, the opportunity to lead, help the resurgence and reestablishment of this iconic company is the honor of a lifetime. emily: what was it like to return to a company with so much history? pat: the first staff meeting, february 15, i start of the first one at 7:00 a.m.. the first bullet of the first slide, we will have a torrid pace. it's a new word in the intel vocabulary. the industry is moving rapidly, massive shortages, competitors are performing well. what we have been doing ain't working, we have to set a new course for the future, and that have gotten underway very rapidly. change, you don't fix, you don't reestablish after a decade of bad decisions and poor execution. emily: you took the job in the middle of the pandemic, the middle of a supply crisis. two themes that are still with us. if you can give yourself an honest one year report card, what would i

if they go out, and they come back in, they're going to get patted down again? so if they're a chain smoker, and they go out five times, they're going to get patted down five times? >> they're going to get patted down every single time. >> it's easy to pass things over the fence. i'm just trying to cover all bases to make sure that this doesn't happen again. all right. that's all i have to say. without the owner -- and he's sick, and i understand that, and william, as the so-called manager, the owner, somebody has to be on that premise, 4:00 until closed, and you're second in command, four hours for you, four hours for the other guys. >> and right now, i'm working seven days of the week right now. i'm there mondays through sundays. >> all right. well, there's nothing else we can say but give him a chance, i guess, with all his extra precautions, but, yeah. thank you. >> thank you. >> more questions? commissioner falzon? >> i agree with commission staff. i don't think that adding conditions is really the solution, especially when william, you've been out of compl

and so, i'd like to start off with you, pat, if i may - excuse me - mind me calling you pat. i apologize. pnm operates in new mexico and texas and powering 800,000 homes and businesses. how is this build back better initiative is going to deliver more reliable and affordable power and reduce costs if we have it available to you to be able to get the tax benefits? ms. vincent-collawn: well, mr. president, thank you for the opportunity to speak. and thank you for your support of our clean energy future. we started our clean energy journey some time ago in new mexico, working with our governor, the environmental community, the business community, and our indigenous communities, all who support clean energy. it'll - this legislation is going to allow us to be carbon-free sooner, gives us renewable portfolio standards, allows us to securitize to keep costs down for customers, and very importantly, mr. president, it provides for a just transition. there is money in there for worker severance and retraining for the coal miners. we already take care of our coal plant employees at the

if they go out, and they come back in, they're going to get patted down again? so if they're a chain smoker, and they go out five times, they're going to get patted down five times? >> they're going to get patted down every single time. >> it's easy to pass things over the fence. i'm just trying to cover all bases to make sure that this doesn't happen again. all right. that's all i have to say. without the owner -- and he's sick, and i understand that, and william, as the so-called manager, the owner, somebody has to be on that premise, 4:00 until closed, and you're second in command, four hours for you, four hours for the other guys. >> and right now, i'm working seven days of the week right now. i'm there mondays through sundays. >> all right. well, there's nothing else we can say but give him a chance, i guess, with all his extra precautions, but, yeah. thank you. >> thank you. >> more questions? commissioner falzon? >> i agree with commission staff. i don't think that adding conditions is really the solution, especially when william, you've been out of compl

this pat, part of it's a gender is to push back on the expanding not just military, but the economic push from china across the entire pacific. so it's a direct reference to china, as well as russia's growing alliance. you might recall she, jim ping and vladimir putin announced a alliance in the last week or so before the winter olympics. and i noticed it was a joint declaration of no limits to protect the court interests. and in that particular references might to you crime russia as was taiwan and china setups references be my in the joint stipend, australia. also, i noted that this quote group is not just providing cobit vaccines across the entire pacific region. i'm not sure 500000000 doses have been provided. they've also noted they boosting infrastructure in the region. that's the inter pacific region. but the overriding focus and the overarching focus of this joint statement is a free and inclusive pat. we've heard this group often reference an anti blink and reference the fact that this is an alternative pat to what china can offer and central to this is democracy and freedom

>> reporter: it's one of those stories that can lift you up, pat.ar-old max of canada was diagnosed with hodgkin's lymphoma. completed 12 chemotherapy treatments before returning to competition in 2019. and just a bit ago here in beijing, became an olympic gold medallist. it's canada's first gold at these games. he took the silver in pyeongchang four years ago. his brilliant second run scored 90.96 was enough to hold off the field. his teammate martin morris joined him on the podium winning his third straight olympic bronze in this event for canada. patrick, big moment for china in this event. su taking silver. it's the host nation's second medal at the beijing games. they are looking to top their medal count from the last olympic games. they are off to a very good start so far. >> absolutely. inspiring story lines coming thick and fast. i said earlier on world sport, remember the name. i said eileen gu, another teenager who is a triple gold medal threat in freestyle skiing. there is so much more to her life story. tell us all about that. >> reporte

i couldn't imagine not seeing you every day, pat. i couldn't imagine! had enough research, and herjob. you know, i can't think of anything i don't like about the job. it's what i'm meant to do. it doesn't feel like a job. there is no doubt that vaccinations have been vital in protecting people who are older or disabled from covid. in care homes where vaccinations became compulsory last november, about 95% of staff are double—jabbed. in home care, it's about 80%. hi, helen, it'sjust sophie calling from the office, are you ok? but if mandatoryjabs had gone ahead for home care staff this april, the company where gail works feared it could lose up to 20% of its liverpool staff. i'll send over the links for the government websites and stuff for more information. and already they don't have enough people to meet the demand for care. we are seeing waiting lists treble in some of our areas, so there's many people in hospital, there's many people at home waiting for care that simply we, and i imagine other carers, just can't provide. care leaders say it's better

heather's sister jan and her cousin pat thought o'connell was way off base.eather involved in drugs? >> no, she smoked pot. she never did anything other. >> less than a spoonful. it was to help her anxiety. >> your family and the sheriffs department were very much not on the same page. that came pretty quickly. >> quickly. i'd say about a month into it. >> jan and pat thought o'connell should be looking closer to home. a lot closer. and at someone with whom heather had a volatile relationship. that person was heather's brother, josh. they were fighting a lot? >> oh, yeah. >> according to jen, josh sent heather an ugly text message just hours before heather went missing. berating her for failing a nursing exam. too stupid to pass the lpn battery exam, low expectations of yourself. typical trash like your mom and dad. >> he knew what to say that would get under her skin. >> it was fair to assume that heather and josh didn't always see eye-to-eye. >> o'connell said josh was less than cooperative when approached by versions. >> josh would have his good days on wa

and he's iconic, and i want you to come on, pat. are you surprised, andrew? story but we're going to try we can do a wheel of fortune with this maybe. i don't know, people get -- esg is all the rage in the investing world, but how do the broader american people, the public actually feel about greater corporate disclosure on esg issues do they care at all? leslie picker has the results of a new survey, and she is going to turn the letters over leslie >> i am going to be the vana white of this conversation, andrew that's right i like we made this more into a game show. but to your point the vast majority of americans do believe companies should be sharing more about their business practices and the impact on society and the environment, this according to a survey by just capital that just came out. the non-profit and its partners pulled more than thousand adults about their view 9 in 10 respondents said this data should be standardized and they would support consumer privacy, employee compensation, client metric and a whole host of other things. the chief strat

around christmas time, this is one of things with patting — time, this is one of things with pattingeople will be free in taking tests and that's— will be free in taking tests and that's how we are going to be able to live _ that's how we are going to be able to live with— that's how we are going to be able to live with covid and on lock. i don't know _ to live with covid and on lock. i don't know a steak at a cost but i doubt much _ don't know a steak at a cost but i doubt much they cost in america and i know— doubt much they cost in america and i know we are very proud very recently — i know we are very proud very recently that we weren't charging people _ recently that we weren't charging people for that. this idea has been floated _ people for that. this idea has been floated several times over the past few weeks. injanuary, the sunday times. _ few weeks. injanuary, the sunday times. the — few weeks. injanuary, the sunday times, the observers writing about this on— times, the observers writing about this on sunday suggesting that maybe people _ this on sunday suggesting that mayb

— look at social media, they are patting ukrainians on the back and saying. _ patting ukrainians onlly screwed uo — saying, you know, putin has really screwed up. i think it has really screwed — screwed up. i think it has really screwed up. i think it has really screwed up but not for that reason. it is screwed up but not for that reason. it is a _ screwed up but not for that reason. it is a good — screwed up but not for that reason. it is a good thing the ukrainian army— it is a good thing the ukrainian army has — it is a good thing the ukrainian army has showed incredible bravery, volunteers _ army has showed incredible bravery, volunteers have shown incredible lrravery, — volunteers have shown incredible bravery, but we have to be realistic and sober~ — bravery, but we have to be realistic and sober. the russian army did not io and sober. the russian army did not go in _ and sober. the russian army did not go in guns _ and sober. the russian army did not go in guns blazing. they will do that very— go in guns blazing. they will do that very soon though. putin has put himself— that

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he admitted to using an ar 15 tissue federal security officer pat underwood in may 2020 while standing guard outside the building in oakland. he also admitted to plotting violence against law enforcement as part of the boogaloo movement, antigovernment militia group. on may 29, carrillo commented on facebook, referencing the ongoing protest over the killing of george floyd. he wrote, go to the riots and support our own cause, show them the real targets, use their anger to fuel our fire. think outside the box, we have mobs of angry people to use to our advantage. carrillo met another minute san leandro barked and drove to the floyd protest in a white van, ringing firearms and incendiary devices. he admitted to opening fire from the passenger side firing 19 rounds at those officers. a week after underwood's murder, carrillo arrested for ambushing and killing santa cruz chief damon gutzwiller, pleaded not guilty to gutzwiller's murder. pat underwood's sister spoke at the hearing and call carrillo a coward but said she opposed the death of the in the case because it would be a waste of gov

i couldn't imagine not seeing you every day, pat. i couldn't imagine!'t had enough research, and herjob. you know, i can't think of anything i don't like about the job. it's what i'm meant to do. it doesn't feel like a job. there is no doubt that vaccinations have been vital in protecting people who are older or disabled from covid. in care homes where vaccinations became compulsory last november, about 95% of staff are double—jabbed. in home care, it's about 80%. hi, helen, it'sjust sophie calling from the office, are you ok? but if mandatoryjabs had gone ahead for home care staff this april, the company where gail works feared it could lose up to 20% of its liverpool staff. i'll send over the links for the government websites and stuff for more information. and already they don't have enough people to meet the demand for care. we are seeing waiting lists treble in some of our areas, so there's many people in hospital, there's many people at home waiting for care that simply we, and i imagine other carers, just can't provide. care leaders say it's bett

oh, today due to the pat debit. he's attending an online math with these parents. a song alleged for all that they would call when you go on king hunger from wes smith who was helping boy was on gong colon desanto. william is william henry. cool gentleman. the user knows has internal ferrara and a maribel cool. and the great that us all calendar castle tom get a stale gonna because we don't want to say use edge in in utah, jazz curious, all koto cushioned germany assault on cromwell koberson to cost me a ploy, sir. co cobra. my strength. how was smith in less than a week? he, you must leave his family the 3 years. i said, i begin to think about it and talk with ah, ah, he you will be heading to prison, but not as a convicted criminal. he will be one of the 1st conscientious objectors in the country to perform alternative service instead of ha months in the military. he'll spend double that time working in the kitchen, the mail room, or as a god to you and says he's grateful not to be a prisoner, but he still feels it's a punishment. target, how is allotted, had don

pat: we still have analysts out here. some of them piss me off. i called him my bears and my permabears. great strategy, but i'm not sure if i need to invest for a year or two yet. when is it going to start materializing in the marketplace? so good progress. it is a good year behind us, and people are really getting excited about the new old intel. emily: and yet intel shares falling even further despite hearing him lay out that strategy. ed: down 5%, biggest drop in three weeks, the stock trading at its lowest level since november 2020. what wall street is saying is the opposite of what pat gelsinger just said on tv. they had an investor day recently, intel. this is bernstein's take. the comments on intel's plan were almost absurdly bullish, and i think the street is thinking this is going to take a lot longer and is going to cost a lot more money than perhaps intel stated today. emily: ed ludlow, thank you. coming up, we continue the conversation on russian aggression toward ukraine and how it is using cyberattacks to paralyze ukraine's governme

strong decisive action today by potus in response to russia unprovoked attack on ukraine and pat fallon of texas says russia needs to be removed from the swift banking system immediately. swift is based out of those of. this is between 11,000 financial institutions across the road. >> the house is inspected about later in the way to expand health care benefits for veterans exposed to toxic substances since the 9/11 terrorist attacks. on the other set of the capital, the senate is back on monday at 3:00 p.m. eastern. they will begin work to private states from restricting access to abortion as well as to reform the u.s. postal service. watch live coverage of the house on c-span, the senate on c-span2 and online at c-span.org or with the free c-span now radio at. -- app. question light when he third of this year, 2022 will be the 55th anniversary of the detroit race right. 43 people died during that chaotic week and 1189 were injured. his mother and sister were shot. we talked with the professor about his memory of the 12 street light -- riot. we invited him back to talk about that moment

pat has really held off a lot of— service.e monarchy, the role that it plays. i think— monarchy, the role that it plays. i think looking forward to prince charies— think looking forward to prince charles who will succeed or at some point, _ charles who will succeed or at some point, the _ charles who will succeed or at some point, the things that we have seen and last— point, the things that we have seen and last year have raised very serious — and last year have raised very serious questions about the future of the _ serious questions about the future of the institution. i think there'll be a _ of the institution. i think there'll be a iot— of the institution. i think there'll be a lot of— of the institution. i think there'll be a lot of people in the royal household very worried about that. quite _ household very worried about that. quite rightly too, i think. this household very worried about that. quite rightly too, ithink.— quite rightly too, i think. this is a jubilee quite rightly too, i think. this is a jubilee year- _

i want to see him so my it's been times where i've had with him and patted him in band in him. and he was ready to quit that made him keyboard is the better strategy. i made him world till he told of her. and i know if i can break it. nobody else will break. our goal is to make the liberty yet natural talent. you just mason bear diseases which some time you can't get out of i was may it hurt of sick? she had to do that. i made all the sacrifices for his family and you want to do some damn stuff like that. i gave you my last so i could is it it could to her as a deal as a deal. i was good for real. me working out. i know you me, morgan out. i don't know. what about us? it us i'm not an automatic yet major. he want to be like his big brother, man. he won't be like you man, pain. you want to hang with you put you show, they do a good example. he won't, he won't the fame. he won't define this like you own the fame and glory. right? a on can you say my mom or she finished it right here for saying he how you doing? are you doing good. yeah. like make a muscle so i can see the work. n

i'm excited. >> yeah, such a big win for stafford, pat.is week that, hey, if he won the super bowl, it would change the entire narrative of his career. he would no longer be on the guy that was on a bunch of losing teams. he would be a super bowl champion. heefr we are. >> andy, many thanks to you there in california. you know, we can't talk super bowl, right, without talking about that halftime show, taking social media by storm. wow, what an occasion it was. the halftime show they have been talking about a long time to come. it's been the talk of the town or tinseltown, hip-hop for love, parents out there watching, showing the kids a thing or two. such storied names such as snoop dogg and dr. dre performing with mary j. blige, kendrick lamar and eminem as well. this marking the first time hip-hop artists were the main performers for the halftime show. and a surprise guest appearance from 50 cent, too. and lebron james with this tweet. omg, wow, wow, wow, the greatest halftime show i've ever seen. also the greatest halftime show our produ

i want to see him tomorrow is been times where i've had with him and patted him and patted him. and he was ready to quit that made him keyboard. the better try to get me tomorrow to me, told of her. and i know if i can break, nobody else will break. our goal is to make them every day. yet natural talent. you just made some bad decisions which sometimes you can't get out of i was may it hurt of sick? she had to do that. i made all the sacrifices for this family and you want to do some damn stuff like that. i gave you my last name. so he cut his ear. he could to him. huh. oh. as a deal, as a deal, i was good for real ill. he may work now. i know you me, morgan out. i don't know. what about us? it is a matter not a an automatic did major. he want to be like his big brother, man. he won't be like you man. and you want to hang with a, you put, you show the do a good example. he won't, he won't the fame. he want to frame this, like you own it, the fame and glory, right? a on, can you see my mom? and she finished it right here. for saying, right, he how you doing? are you doing good. y

. >> 4.54 is the time mcdonald's is bringing back to saint pat. pat a favorite. you got the men to shamrock shake and the oreo shamrock mcflurry. they'll be available starting today. the shamrock mcflurry case you didn't know first debuted at mcdonnell's in 2020. so that was a pandemic invention. but the shake was made available in selected locations back in 1970. and then it went nationwide in 2012. the green treats are going to be available again. starting today through the holiday, which is march 17th. i ran into a problem where the milkshake machines just constantly seemed broken. i couldn't get a shamrock shake last year. maybe that will be better this year. all right. it's moving day for the. pre hensel tailed porcupine moving down to san diego. the zoo there. porcupine named kiahnna is getting accustomed to her new habitat full of thick branches and boulders. checking things out slowly or quills. don't look like they're spiky too far out. meaning she's feeling relaxed right in her home. the kind of laying flat. that's good news. always love seeing to anima

and pat and pasha, we tell your stories, we are your voice, your news, your net out his ear. ah, kindergarten in the firing line, rushing back separatists and ukrainian forces, blame each other for a flare up and fighting at the you and russia denies it. plans to invade ukraine, but the u. s. claims the kremlin is looking for an excuse i am here to day. not to start a war, but to prevent. ah, no more about this and this is all dissimilar from doha. also cut me off a makeshift medical care in hong kong. covered 19 patients are forced outdoors with hospitals close to capacity. i'm john 100 in minneapolis, were the fate of foreign police officer kim potter is in the hands of a judge for the killing of dante right ah. showing any senior crane's re ignited fears of an eminent invasion by russia. the u . s. is accusing the kremlin of looking for an excuse to justify going to war. andrew simmons begins coverage from key f. this is linda simps, this at least 500 explosions recorded in less than 24 hours along the front lines of the don bass region of eastern ukraine. the size of the

>> it certainly means a lotto him and his family, pat, because he's had a long career of losing.e was drafted first overall by the detroit lions 13 years ago. spent 12 seasons there in detroit and didn't have a lot of winning seasons. it was actually a vacation he took last off-season to cabo in mexico where he met up with sean mcvay, who was also there on vacation. they had a conversation, decided you know what? we could team up and do something special. deliver a super bowl title. mission accomplished. stafford obviously over the moon after the game. being able to hold that trophy. take a listen. >> i'm so proud of the team. there's so many guys on our team that deserve this. so many great players. guys that have given their heart and soul to the team. either playing in the game or not. because of injury or whatever it is. i'm so proud of the group. the game today is the story of the season. up and down. it's tough. we're a tough team. showed up late and got it done. i'm excited. >> yeah. such a big win for stafford. he even recognized earlier this week that if he won a super b

i want to see him smack is been times where i've had with him and patted him and patted him. and he was ready to quit. that made him keyboard. is the better strategy. i made him work till he told up. and i know if i can break it, nobody else will break. our goal is to make the liberty yet natural talent. you just made some bad decisions which sometimes you can't get out of i was may it hurt of sick? she had to do that. i made all the sacrifices for this family and you want to do some damn stuff like that. i give you my less. mm hm. so he cut his ear. he could to him. huh. oh. as a deal, as a deal, i was good for real ill. he may work it out. i know you me, morgan out every day. what about us? it us i'm not an automatic yet major. he won't be like his big brother, man. he won't be like you man pain. you want to hang with you, but you surely do a good example. no, he won't. he won't to feign, he won't define this like you own the fame and glory. busy right, hang on, can you see my mom i she finished it right here for a 2nd. he how you doing in doing good? yeah. like make a musc

i am standing pat. tom lee said it would be up by the end of the year, 14%, 15% something like that, from this point where we are right now on top of that mark mahaney was talking about the macro trends that are out there are temporary. when i look at this company what bothers me most right now is they've got to get their focus back, scott. they're putting this money as steve weiss defined for you with meta, and i'm okay with them wanting new thing, but they've not done a great job in doing that over their past history they've made 91 acquisitions since becoming a publicly traded company. because of that it tells me who they are they can't do a great job analyzing companies and making that through acquisition i'm not so sure they're good at building it past facebook itself and the real parts of facebook and the ad revenue and they've got to refocus, and i think they will >> okay. we'll take a quick break we have committee moves and there are several and there are several and their buys and sells and jim

elizabeth: welcome to the show, congressman pat fallon.ing up bans and censorship pressure from cancel culture. talk about censoring joe rogan but sean hannity, why not talk about louis farrakhan, bill cosby, glarely glitter they're still on spotify? >> they only censor anybody right of center. you could be left of trotsky and they don't care. gotten to a point where we're beyond, we can't accept this any longer. we need to i think personally we need to break up the monopoly of big tech and also remove, because they're not neutral platforms. remove their protections under section 230. elizabeth: they're deplatforming people right and left on twitter, right? that is what is happening too. started with workers in netflix demanding dave chappelle being censored for remarks on transgender people. attacked hbo bill maher, going against their thinking. not me that changed. they're mental. i'm willing to call them out. joe rogan apologized for racial you slurs and started with him having guests on questioning vaccines of the australia they're tal

. >> [indiscernible] >> pat lahey is the veteran when it comes to in -- evaluating these initial candidates. you take a look at their lives in you read about it and you draw your own impressions from that. i don't know of its reading through documents as well as looking someone in the eye and hearing their story. >> [indiscernible] >> are goal is to get bipartisan support for the nominee and it will be great for the senate and the supreme court. i hope we can achieve that goal. one last question. >> [indiscernible] >> i think there are a lot of possibilities and we are working on all of them, thank you very much. senator feinstein couldn't attend the meeting but senator booker was there. [captions copyright national cable satellite corp. 2022] [captioning performed by the national captioning institute, which is responsible for its caption content and accuracy. visit ncicap.org] >> is tensions along the russia-ukraine border remain high, there are concerns the russian invasion would cause humanitarian effects and cause a migration c-span is your unfiltered view of the government. including m

it goes on to say, instead of highlighting the harmful effects of masks and lockdown to pat on children, the cdc just lower the bar milestones and speech therapist sites brown stages for language development. and it says $50.00 to $60.00 words is indeed expected by 24 months. children not being able to fully show facial expressions and communicate with their peers during those critical foundational years has been a complaint for many parents. during this pandemic, you can't necessarily legislature way out of sigma, that's a cultural change. we all have to play a role in where congress can make a big difference. is in focusing on expanding access to treatment. making sure that we are integrating primary care like mental health services and some question what the long term health effects will be for those who were adolescence amid the krona virus pandemic. as the future of masks in some schools remains unclear. according to the u. s. census more parents are homeschooling, their children, since the pandemic began. reporting for news views. hughes and harshest suites r t. this brings us to

we will wait to _ nato allies and pats public. moscow. thank you very much indeed. my pleasure- _ you very much indeed. ij�*i pleasure. thank you very much indeed. m pleasure. thank you. thank you. police in canada say they've cleared the remaining protesters blocking a key bridge between canada and the united states, after a week of disruption — and will re—open the crossing after carrying out safety checks. despite a court order to end the demonstration against covid restrictions, trucks and cars had continued to block the ambassador bridge in ontario. jessica murphy reports. it didn't take that many vehicles to block the busiest land border crossing in canada. but after days of disruption, police have cleared the ambassador bridge. a long stand—off between police and a handful of protesters lasted from saturday morning through the night. many finally chose to pack up and leave amid a police show of force. we want freedom back. and i heard the one cop say, "we're taking the trucks first." so, i mean, that's kind of the beginning

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the fact that this is an alternative pat to what china can offer and central to this is democracy and freedom of speech. so they've also talked about strengthening sob and counter terrorism if it's in the region, an increasing amount time security support. the indian pharmacy has also just spoken at this press conference, and he noted that they're building the agenda for pace and stability, and that central to the court group, and it's declaration certainly a lot on the agenda. sarah, china's influence is also a top of that agenda for the court blog. how is badging likely to react to this rhetoric? it's interesting. the group today has not in the various press conferences and ahead of the bilateral talks and the china wasn't central to their agenda. but of course it is. they tried to push back on, on trying to building of allies. it's military growth and military expansion. and the likes of the disputed south china sea. china has been a long term critic, a long time credit of this, the quad group. it said the initiative is for inflammatory and certainly rising tensions in the in the p

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sometimes i'm critical of pat. i really like this because he needs to accelerate his foundry exposure everyone's short foundry this is terrific it also puts him in a lot more than just pc's he's in high performance computing. i know he's got the conference call going on literally right now, and he'll be on -- i just think bravo, p pat >> there's an analyst meeting on thursday others say they've got so many engineering challenges, mobile eye on the one hand, now this, more portfolio management. >> one of the things intel people forget is this gigantic cash cow it just spews cash, and finally somebody's doing something, look, they made the bad acquisition about tara, one of the people why people don't like amd is they still think that xi xilinx, there's much more to xilinx i'm very happy he's done this. the mobile i was against because that's the gimmick ri. that'd be like if mary barra said i am going to spin off cruise, and i am going to spin off my autonomous. no, we want -- this adam jonas piece, we want the inte

k and poland, promising a new security pat let's take a look at some of the other stories making well news now and are for you as vice president, my pence has criticized his last boss saying donald trump was wrong to believe. pence could have overturned the result of the 2020 election president. trump pressured pence to block congressional certification of results after falsely claiming the election was stolen through the american. austria's mandatory vaccine laura's going into force after being signed by the president. it applies to all adults except those with medical exemptions and pregnant women. starting next month, austrian police will carry on spawn checks for proof of vaccination. fine start from 600 euros. madagascar is bracing for the arrival of cycling bats of i is expected to hit parts of the island in the evening. the storm is gaining strength as it blows across the indian ocean. the gale force winds are expected to reach up to 250 kilometers per hour. heavy rains have already begun along the eastern coastline of madagascar. authority say that's it. i poses a serious thre

oh, and the lithuanian capital vilnius were ex pat bella. russians protested their country support for the invasion. also without police interference. but back inside russia, india, caterine berg, east of the euro, mountains. the voice is a protest. quickly, muffled, ah, you are watching dw news from berlin up next. it's world stories. and don't forget, you can always get all the latest news information. anytime you want on our website, we have coverage. i extensive coverage of the war in ukraine. my name is terry martin, thanks for joining us with stories that those people the world over the information. they provide the opinions they want to express d. w on facebook and twitter up to date and in touch follow us with ah, put.

joining me is congressman pat fallon, joins us live.ou think an invasion is eminent? >> yeah, todd, it seems like all indications and unfortunately that is the case, with putin, you never know, i think he keeps the world guessing in myriad of different ways. seems that will take place. >> todd: we had an individual josh mandel running for senate earlier, here is his take on how joe biden is handling the border whether ukraine or the border, take a listen. >> biden administration whether the southern border or overseas makes no sense. president trump always put americans first. if there were americans overseas, he would never force them to have a vaccine passport. >> todd: congressman, you got a first-hand look at the biden foreign policy aprasus up front. are you confident in joe biden's approach to ukraine? >> no, obviously not. i sent out a letter in october, todd that encouraged and urged the president to send lethal aid to the ukraine then to act as deter sxent show russians we were intent on helping ukraine if at all possible. he d

k and poland, promising and new security pat meters of the african union have gathered this weekend seeking ways to bolster the a huge row on the international stage. this as other pressing issues pushed to the top of their agenda. as beta of judah, taz at low coven, 19 vaccination rights, and in our row, over israel to observer status, all have taken the focus off the goal of promoting the continent globally. the african union summit in addis ababa kicked off with a clear appeal for inter african solidarity from the commissions chairperson levy. the idea once dangled in front of us, of a marshall plan for the continent has unraveled zealous. if i am not far from thinking that such a plan though necessary, will never come from the outside. that is, the only way ahead is an african direction for africa again, fluffy. the sentiment was picked up by ethiopian prime minister abbey ahmed, who called for a permanent african seat on the un security council. but other pressing issues are vying for attention. 6, could it hurt in the last 18 months, low cove at 19 vaccination availability, and the co

but fewer found her way to the 1st theme as external signings blocked her pat. it's been a costly mistake, but the academy has other problems today. like i said, i didn't go down lot of english and i learned damien is a little april and then i kind of in lataya state them both, both if, if them we've been south but i couldn't find the library where i keep bid us islam . but in the cloud up as me, it would appleton book, a laptop goes to list at this point of putting an equal it was don't like whenever it mars i have one of the highest wage bills in world football foot. nowhere near the best squad having a team packed with starts does not always bring success long gone as that berlin summer night of 2015. barstow lost her way in institutions and the effects were drastic. this manifest and disastrous performance isn't a champions league. most notably against roma and the 2017 agencies good guy morsel and i had come to the one the 1st like for one only to blow would a 3 meal defeating the 2nd, losing on aggregate goals. a year after they faced liverpool as my final

my call has to out his presidency, attempted to forge new negotiation, pat smith, putin, and now they are trying to exert influence. for instance, as he said to the normandy forum, the benefits of that farm is that we have ukraine and russia both at the table at the hope is that we can use it to come to a diplomatic solution. revived the so called minsk, a cards that were struck after russia last and made it ukraine. but they are notoriously ambiguous. they are interpreted differently by all the parties, and they have never been fully implemented in the end. i think the tax can only succeed. france and germany can only succeed if russia engages as a good faith participant, which is less than clear at this time. that's a, that's very questionable on position at the moment. we know the biggest counterpart to bruton is of course you as president joe biden. how much influence? again, that france and germany have on the white house at this moment? well, the u. s. and the europeans have been really closely coordinator in this crisis. i would say an increasingly so no one wants a war and as

pat toomey said today that "basic questions have not been adequately addressed and the committee should not proceed with a vote on sarah bloom raskin until they are." global news, 24 hours a day, on air and on quicktake by bloomberg, powered by more than 2700 journalists and analysts in over 120 countries. i'm mark crumpton. this is bloomberg. ♪ >> good afternoon. from new york, it is 1:00 p.m., six opium in london and i'm matt miller. welcome to "bloomberg markets." here are the stories we are following for you from around the world. the latest on ukraine as president biden prepares to address the country on the situation later this afternoon. in this week's etf iq, we look at the unexpected cause of heavy outflows in two of the largest funds. and leisure travel demand wars back, we will discuss -- roars back, we will discuss that on the back of marriott's earnings beat this morning. now a check of the markets. we have a rally on our hands.the s&p is up about 1.1%, this on the back of a headline that says that russia does plan on pulling back troops after exercises. i will point out th

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k and poland, promising a new security pat a full night us vice president mike pence has hit back against his former boss. donald trump has been claiming that pence could have overturned the 2020 presidential election results. the pens now says that's wrong. it's my voice of dissent within the republican party, which has refused to, to distance itself from claims. the election was wrecked. the invasion that shocked the u. s. on january 6 last year, supporters of donald trump stormed the capital building. spurred on by his claim that he lost the election because of fraud. inside a joint session of congress was counting the electoral college votes. outgoing vice president mike pence played the traditionally ceremonial role of presiding over the session. but the mob outside believed pence could do more. trump to day. still think so. this past week he said, mike pence did have the right to change the outcome. unfortunately, he didn't exercise that power. he could have overturned the election pence has now publicly contradicted that assertion. president trump is wrong. i had no right to overtu