first, we will consider the nomination of rear admiral and phillips -- ann phillips. welcome. we are currently facing unprecedented challenges about reports of sexual assault the marine academy, investments into our port to ease congestion, and the need for strong leadership at the helm of the maritime administration. we are admiral phillips has significant experience in the u.s. navy in many challenging situations, including operation desert shield, desert storm, in her capacity as director of the surface warfare for the chief of naval operations. after 31 years of naval service, she serves as a special assistant to the virginia governor with a focus on coastal adaptation and protection. she has been a trailblazer across her career, the first female commodore that her squadron and first female director of the surface warfare, now the first female administrator. i look forward to seeing her confirmed as the next administrator. next, the nomination of dr. cliff. welcome. he is the administrator o nixaf -- of the national highway and transportation. thank you for your willingnes

david phillips was saying, what's your disagreement? well, not furiously, but i think it's misrepresentation. first. first on the china side, one is not a foreign country. the whole. the whole format which china us that's agreed on for more than 40 years and as the one china policy. and it's the us was now acting at the remission is power seeking to chip away at the one china policy by pushing taiwan towards secession. and this is what, this is what the chinese are reacting on saying that they will intervene if they go down the top. and the same is true in here in europe. nato that has been expanding towards the ukraine. and russia has had only intervene if the proxy regime in the us, which it can only do with support of the united states. so i think it's the present if some sort of partnership about is about the value of some kind of a commitment to authoritarianism. i think that's a very unfair representation. however, i would agree that the book of propose a guess from new york or sort of the rules based international order. because

phillips, director of the program on peace building and rights at columbia university. and from london, steve sang director of the china institute at so us university of london a warm welcome to you all. let's begin with steve sang in london. steve, this isn't quite a declaration of a new cold war, but it is an unprecedented declaration of a cooperative agreement between russia and china. what's that based on? well, it is based on a lot of come and interest attached it to countries share. at the moment, the share tension with the united states, and they want to make sure that they will prevailed and not the united states. they share a common objective of making the world safe for authors, terrorism, so dead that well will be safe for putin and for she in pain. they also shared the issue of you, in the case of russia, ambitions over u cranes. in the case of china ambitions over taiwan. so there's a lot for them to work together. and we should also not forget that she jumping age, reviving marxism leninism as the, the old e, the older g in china, which makes him much more

phillips: thank you, madam chair. senator cantwell, ranking member wicker, members, it is an honor to hear before you today for the position of maritime and further. i want to thank president biden and secretary buttigieg for nominating to this role that's critical to our economic and national security. i would like to introduce my husband, who is watching virtually, and my brother, jonathan phillips, who is here today. if i'm honored enough to be confirmed, i will work diligently to execute the responsibilities of maritime administrator in a position that is key in the department of transportation as we work to strengthen our merchant marine, the resilience of our supply chain and implement a historic investment in maritime infrastructure. i intend to work closely with members of this committee and your colleagues to advance our goals. i know from my experience on the staff of the chief of naval operations the critical work of congressional committees and how hard you work to meet the needs of your constituents and c

edward: phillip, you mentioned this was not a overnight phenomenon.rneys soft on crime that were elected. you have a six months, a year of soft crime policies. now here is the result. how long will it take to fix it in the last 30 seconds? >> elections have consequences. let this be a lesson to everybody out there whose district attorney is letting them down. let this be a lesson to everybody who has the ability to go and vote to say look, we'll take back our community. if our elected d.a.s are not going to protect the community from violent criminals, we're going to vote you out. that has got to be the answer. edward: thank you, phillip holloway. this is a story we'll be definitely following, appreciate it. merry christmas. >> merry christmas. edward: the border crisis fueling a death crisis. fentanyl the leading cause of death for people 18 to 45. many blaming the biden's lax border policies for letting drugs into the u.s. burt fleckinger looking at holiday prices and supply chain crisis and covid crisis and challenging road ahead for consumers. kee

phillips. i know that you knew the archbishop very well. i can already begin to imagine the memories and the conversations that will be swirling around and your head right now when you think back at the man that we've lost. good morning. so yes, and i in fact, knew him rather more as a person, if i can put it that way than the public figure. because his son, who is also called trevor and i were contemporaries at university and we've been friends for now. gosh, past century. but i think obviously the important thing for most of the world actually right now is the loss of what i think you're confront correctly described as this tower in moral figure. and i think the important issue thing to remember about him is that during the last days or the end of the apartheid era, many of the people who fought at that battle are either out of the country or they were in jail. he had a unique freedom, which most people would probably not exercise in quite the extraordinary way that he did. he was able to speak out. he was able to draw attention to the aw

phillip magness is the author of this book sub. he's been our guest on booktv.

phillips, let me start with you. what are you seeing inside your hospital in washington right now where cases are spiking, people are very worried here in the nation's capital, how is this wave different? >> well, thanks for having me, jim. i will be honest with you. it is unlike anything we've ever seen even at the peak of the prior surges. of covid. what we are experiencing right now is an absolute overwhelming of the emergency departments throughout washington, d.c. our hospitals themselves -- the inpatient wards -- seem to be maintaining. the emergency departments are being flooded with mostly mildly symptomatic patients who are coming in to get tested. and it's part of that shortfall of national testing that's occurring. and it's all falling on the emergency department. and all of our problems are compounded by the fact that while, um, many of us were able to -- to stay safe from getting the delta virus and the previous variants that have come our way, omicron is affecting the staff at our hospitals in an unprec

. >> another lost gospel, that of phillip, suggests a different reason for peter and the other disciplesislike of mary. >> so all those tantalizing theories about jesus and mary magdalene being lovers really jumped from this one passage, right? this is the juiciest stuff that we've got. this is ground zero for those conspiracy theories that there was some sort of relationship between jesus and mary magdalene. >> in the early christian communities, for the most part, the missionaries were missionary couples. so it makes sense that jesus himself could have been part of a missionary couple. >> as a first century jewish man, it would have been incredibly likely that jesus would have been married during his lifetime. >> this is high stakes stuff. so if jesus, the son of god, was married, maybe he had children. if he had that kind of an intimate relationship, people would want to know. and if he had children, that means there might be people wandering around today with sort of holy blood in them. >> there's one page in particular i'm very excited to see. and that is 63, 64. there it is. yeah.

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the windows are absolutely irreplaceable, phillipe villeneuve told us. these treasures were spared.om about 20 different specialties at work here, some in this medieval place using the most modern of implements. including a drone fitted with special imaging technology. >> it's a high resolution photograph. so i already have the cathedral on my computer. >> in cathedral in the computer. >> reporter: phillipe dillmann is at france's national center for scientific research. he showed us what he calls notre dame's digital twin. >> we have 3-d maps to understand the way they were built, but also to restore them. >> reporter: and they can compare these images with high resolution ones taken before the fire. they've examined how the monument moved, where it was stressed by the fire, and the temperatures at which it burned. they're trying to understand where specific pieces were placed. some materials like stone can be reused. but this piece of wood, for instance, has been burned. that's not going to be able to put back in place. >> exactly. >> reporter: why does it matter if you know exact

phillip?we'll see about that. >>> meanwhile across the pond the uk and other european countries are weighing a potential lockdown could omicron ruin christmas this year and jingle bell lock, lockdown it's shaping up to be a critical week for decisions for several european nations joining us from roam is claudio. how is italy handling this >> reporter: good morning, francis. well, italy has already some of the strictest anticovid measures in place it really tightened the screw on the unvaccinated by banning them from accessing public places like bars and restaurants. but when the government meets again on thursday, they may introduce even further measures. they may go even further by for instance reintroducing mandatory wearing of face masks outside or even requiring a negative test even to the unvaccinated when they get into public places where large events are being hosted well, now, let's move up north to france where paris cancelled the traditional and much-anticipated, of course, new year'

phillips. now at this point, nicholas sandman still has ongoing law suits against cbs abc news or the new york times and rolling stone magazine. ah, so we'll see how much of a settlement is reached in those cases. but many are looking on and saying perhaps this shows that before destroying the reputation and plastering the face of someone is not even 18 years old. all over the media, it would be good to get the fax right. first court hearings on the i made 17 plane crash of resumed in the hague. the military lines, flights was on route from amsterdam to call a loophole when it was shot down over separatist controlled eastern. he cried. in 2014, all 298. a board were killed. our senior corresponded looks next at the exclusions of the allegations in the years since it has been one of the most politicized and scandalous trials in modern history. there was no other way. it could have turned out. almost 300 innocent lives were lost in the horrendous tragedy that shook the world ah, inside mm . and t

and now joining us on book tv is author phillip magness. the co-author with jason brennan of the book, "cracks in the ivory tower", first of all, mr. magness, what do you do for a living? >> i am an economist at the american institute for economic research. >> have you been in academia before? >> i have. i spent about 10 years teaching college at george mason university, american university, and barry college, all over the united states. >> and what is your experience like? >> well, it was an interesting environment to put it mildliment many good positive things came out of it in terms of colleagues that i worked with and the research that i did and a look inside at behind the scenes that happens in the way that a university learns. >> and what did you find? >> well, my immediate take it, and just an institution, looking at enron in comparison. >> give us an example. >> the way that universities market themselves to america, you go to any university, glossy literature, you're going to get a first class education and high and mighty things t

an autopsy revealed phillip adams who played for the san francisco forty-niners an oakland raiders had stage 2 cte. that's the degenerative brain disease linked to repeated head trauma. paul kirk has that story for us. >> former nfl player phillip adams is accused of shooting and killing doctor robert lesslie. his wife, his 2 young grandchildren and 2 air conditioning workers outside of the doctor's home in south carolina back in april, police found adams's body inside the home with a self-inflicted gunshot wound to the head. no motive for the shootings has ever been determined. but at a press conference tuesday, doctor ann mckee of boston university's cte center said adams's brain scan showed unusually severe stage 2 cte. the disease linked to chronic brain trauma which likely had an impact on his deteriorating mental health. don't think he snapped it. it appeared to be a cumulative. >> progressive impairment. he was getting increasingly paranoid. he was having increasing difficulties with his memory and he was very likely having more and more impulsive behaviors. adam suffered numero

phillips. now, at this point, nicholas sandman still has ongoing lawsuit against cbs abc news, the new york times and rolling stone magazine. so we'll see how much of a settlement is reached in those cases, but many are looking on and saying perhaps this shows that before destroying the reputation and plastering the face of someone who is not even 18 years old. all over the media, it would be good to get the fax right 1st time of year for taking stock and planning ahead am for the russian defense ministry. that means staying ahead of the technology. again, i'm going to leave you this without your shop of out of it taking a look at the military's next generation drone defenses. ah, with reassuring this british for the 1st time, he filled the moment a guided missile launched by rushes around unmanned aerial vehicle and moving at target. ryan, if the russian army is fast multifunctional recognizance and strike the if pass a number of stringent tests has now been ordered by the defense ministry of

mister phillips began moving to his ripe down a line of boys eventually stopping face to face with nick sandman. the young man remained where he had already been standing, placing his undivided attention on mister phillips. now at this point, nicholas sandman still has ongoing law suits against cbs abc news or the new york times and rolling stone magazine. so we'll see how much of a settlement is reached in those cases. but many are looking on and saying perhaps this shows that before destroying the reputation and plastering the face of someone is not even 18 years old. all over the media, it would be good to get the fax right 1st day. kind of open things for a, bring this up to up to speed there on that one. the next, the court hearings on the 17 plane crash have resumed in the hague. the malaysia raylon's flight was on route at the time from amsterdam to call. and when it was shot down over separatist control, east in ukraine, in july 2014 or 298 on board were killed. we're going to have next looks at the exclusions on the other geishas in the said it has been one of the most politici

phillips. >> judge judy: thank you. >> byrd: you're welcome, judge. parties have been sworn in.carpenter, you and ms. phillips were engaged. >> correct. >> judge judy: you're no longer engaged. >> correct. >> judge judy: now, you have a couple of causes of action against her. let's deal with the easy one first. when you became engaged, you gave her a ring. >> correct. >> judge judy: you want the ring back. >> she offered to give it back, which i said i do want it back. and she said she would. and i have a text message showing that. >> judge judy: just a second. you're entitled to an engagement ring back, sir, except she says the stone is hers. >> and i've offered to have the stone removed for her. and she's had a couple months to do that. >> judge judy: so she gave you the stone, which forms the basis of the ring. >> yes. >> judge judy: and you just had the stone set? >> correct. >> judge judy: did you take the stone out of another setting? >> yeah. well, it's my -- it was my personal diamond. but i didn't give it to him. what happened was he had given me a proposal ring when we

phillips, now, at this point, nicholas sandman still has ongoing lawsuit against cbs abc news, the new york times and rolling stone magazine. so we'll see how much of a settlement is reached in those cases, but many are looking on and saying perhaps this shows that before destroying the reputation and plastering the face of someone who is not even 18 years old. all over the media, it would be good to get the fax right 1st. caught hearings on the image, 17 playing, crash resumed to the hague. the malaysian lines slight, was on route from amsterdam to color lumper when it was shot down over separatist controlled eastern ukraine. in 2014 or 298 on board who killed senior correspondent looks next at the exclusions and allegations in the years since it has been one of the most politicized and scandalous trials in modern history. there was no other way. it could have turned out almost $300.00 innocent lives were lost in the horrendous tragedy that shook the world. ah . 2 include mm ah, and that 7 years since there has been no closure, every one knew it would be ugly from the get go full of p

phillips as the emcee here every year. it's an honor to follow in his footsteps. [cheering and applause] >> i know i have a couple years to get up to his caliber as an emcee but i'm going to do my best tonight. at this time, we would like to acknowledge that we are on the unceded land of the original inhabitants of the san francisco peninsula. in accordance with their tradition, they have never seeded, loss, or forgot their responsibility as the caretakers of this place and all people that reside in their traditional territory. we recognize we benefit from living on their homeland. we honor the relatives and elders of the community and recognize their sovereign right as first peoples. now i want to introduce -- for our opening prayer. >> i just want to open up with a prayer for everyone. we've all been through trying times and i just want to ask the ancestors of this land that we know of for the ancestors and ask them for permission to share our songs and open up with a prayer. for the ancestors, i ask your permission to be able to share what we have tonight with

our jay gray is live in mayfield, kentucky, good morning. >> reporter: phillip and frances, good morning. what you are seeing is a under carriage of a transport van. this massive vehicle flip ped by the wind from the storm. part of the field of debris here that we are seeing not across the area but the entire strike zone >> reporter: crew repairing what they can an effort continues around the clock across six states. in some area, heavy equipment pulling out huge chunks of debris the process is slower. more deliberate. teams working by hand. >> target searches and dealing this particular structure. >> reporter: searching for potential survivors and more victims inside this candle victory where four employees tell nbc news that supervisor warned they would be fired if they left. the allegation is absolutely untrue we are also learning more of the heroes that emerged during the chaos. >> i said is everything okay she said no, everything is destroyed. >> reporter: six siblings trapped as their home fell on top of them. the 13-year-old rushed into help he did, carrying his three-year-old and

. >> phillipe djegal all kron 4 news. >> the season's first snow survey was done today with what are considered great results, water content of the snowpack way above normal. but more than 78 inches of snow. depth recorded. the survey was done at phillips station in eldorado county, water content is 202% of the average for the state. the statewide average is now 100, 60% of normal a strong start to the drought stricken states. traditionally what winter season. although state authorities to keep saying california is not out of the woods yet. still, today's results are considered the best since 2010. back to that breaking news now in colorado. a state of emergency has now been declared by colorado governor jared polis says wildfires in boulder and jefferson county. >> have forced more than 30,000 people to evacuate from their homes. these are live pictures from the scene. you can see how the smoke is laying down because of the winds and estimated 580 homes. a hotel and the shopping center have all burned as that massive fire tore through 2 towns said between boulder and denver. the win

now, queen elizabeth talks about the death of phillip, climate change, and the impact of the pandemic on holidays. the tradition of the royal christmas message dates to 1932, with a radio address by king george the fifth. queen elizabeth made the first televised address in 1957. ♪ >> here is someone who does not take easily to compliments. he has quite simply been my strength and stay all of these years. i and his whole family all him a debt greater than he would ever claim or we shall ever know. although it is a time of great happiness and good cheer for many, christmas can be hard for those who have lost loved ones. this year especially, i understand why. for me, it is the months since the death of my beloved philip, i have drawn comfort from the warmth and affection of the many attributes to his life and work from around the country, the commonwealth, and the world. his sense of service intellectual curiosity, and capacity for squeezing fun out of any situation were all irrepressible. that mischievous inquiring pringle -- twinkle was what i noticed when i first set eyes on him. liv

. >> kron four's phillipe djegal talked with families shopping out today at broadway plaza. >> private security guards more so than uniformed police officers visibly president monitoring broadway plaza in downtown walnut creek. the resulting reaching a tipping 0, 2 weeks ago at the outdoor mall. >> when 19 people looted the nordstrom store stealing $125,000 worth of stuff. i was nervous. i think after seeing what happened. but coming here. we felt pretty safe and feels like it never happened. this family opted for in-person shopping rather than making their purchases online was nice. having that middle street blocked off the main road closed to traffic to deter thieves and to make shoppers feel comfortable visiting downtown. i was so sad to hear about what happened and what has been happening around earlier this week the city council passed a resolution approving the hiring of 5 additional police officers who will make up a new downtown patrol beat. >> the contra costa county office of the sheriff says it will also provide patrol assistance during the holiday season. that was nice. it

michelle phillips will be responsible for investigating how oakland handles police misconduct occasions. phillips previously served as definitely tim inspector in because of the. >> a four-tier plan the mayor has instay gated, starting with the tend i were lionel neighborhood. a emergency neighborhood as much as will be startled and the current order nationals will be i have a mended so that law enforcement can interrupt and stop crime. and stopping the illegal resale of stolen goods contributing to retail theft. >> more raven on the way after yesterday's storm. >> a little break hereby but that's changing. >> those rainfall totals are impressive. i want to show you first what's on live dom refer seven. into street level radar as we go in closer. around the san mateo kohl's, around the pitches la, koci roamed. we're seeing light returns, light showers as we head into san matteo could have been. it hash dumping in the sierra. they've already seen over five feet of snow and still counting. showers throughout bay area now into southern california. santa cruz minutes over 10 inches and many

we have michael phillips here to present. >> good evening commissioners. we are so much looking forward to presenting our report this afternoon. i want to introduce my very leadership team. w.h.o. all -- who all of you know. chief nursing officer monica biley. our chief operations officer is -- each of my senior team members will be assisting the presentation this evening. i thought it was very important for all of us on the same team who participate. here is our organizational chart. as you can see, laguna honda is just a small part of a very large department of public health. although, we just a small component, we really play an important role in caring for some of the san francisco's most vulnerable residents. our mission vision and values represent the identity. they exemplify our commitment to providing therapeutic, a therapeutic environment. in terms of who we serve, you can see, we serve a very diverse patient population. some residents are two thirds male and one third female. our largest resident representation by race consist of asian, african-a

phillip? >> monica, thank you >>> nearly ten months after a death defying car crash, tiger woods was completing again on the golf course. woods and his sochlie made a run for the top at the pnc championship in orlando over the weekend, 11 straight birdies before getting second. it was getting back into the sport that had tiger smiling after the match. >> the goal, one to have fun, and no bogeys. we established both. two weeks ago we didn't know whether i would be doing this, and here we are. and we had the best time ever. >> golf legend john daly and his son took home the win by two strokes. >>> let's take a look at how your nbc week is shaping up with janessa webb >> good morning. we are dealing with garden variety rain across the gulf coast and not causing too much of a disturbance, but it does pick up this afternoon want to get you prepared for that across new orleans and then the florida coast into areas of the southeast. so, the heavier bands there offshore in the gulf right now but they

phillip mena in new york with the latest good morning, phillip. >> hi, good morning. we start with breaking news five people are dead, including a suspect in what colorado officials are calling a killing e spree. it all started in denver three people were shot and killed across multiple locations. denver police say the suspect disabled one of their cars before driving into nearby lakewood and causing more chaos. another victim was killed in lakewood a police officer was shot and needed surgery the suspect also died but it's unclear if he was killed by police a massive investigation is under way. >>> western states are getting walloped by winter weather the sierra mountains getting hit by white out conditions. the area has seen several feet so far >>> in washington state, people are prepping for an unusual cold snap across the u.s., 25 million americans are under winter weather alerts as the cold makes its way from coast-to-coast. next week the fifth circuit court of appeals will hear the texas abortion case. earlier this month the supreme court refused to block texas

kron four's, phillipe djegal talk to another local football legend, former dallas l football coach bob ladouceur shares his memories of coach, matt and. >> he was a friendly person just a good guy yet. a good heart. you know, it's it's a real, real. loss for for the football world. bob latta sewer took over as head football coach at de la salle high school in concord a year after john madden retired from coaching in the nfl. >> the 2 met at a banquet several years later and maintained a friendship that lasted 35 years coach matt and took an interest in summer's teams that would go on to win the most high school football games in state history kind of followed us all the way through in. >> it was it was really a neat you know, when you have john madden as you're advocating on your side. >> you kind of know you're doing something right. lat a sewer who is retired now living in san ramon says on occasion coach madden would watch some of his team's play in person or on film. >> the 2 also caught football games together at matt in studio in the east bay. i remember him as a broadcaster, but

you referenced david atlee phillips. he was mentioned i james files. he was a senior operations -- he was mentioned by james files. he was a senior operations officer in the cia. he is one of the senior officers that i mentioned before, who knew all about oswald before the assassination. there is a big file on david atlee phillips that remains with many redactions and we did not see any of that last week. he is a person of interest to jfk researchers. he knew a lot about lee harvey oswald before the assassination, when he was called in the investigation he told a bunch of stories about oswald. some of them contradictory. he could not keep his stories straight. another reason why people are skeptical about the cia's role. i mean, if it is so simple that oswald shot the president, why would you tell so many different stories about him? that is a good question about david phillips, there is a lot of information that has not been made public about him. host: have you or any other journalist that you know of tried to get information about the assassination

>> will come and today i have a very special guest, jack phillips. you may remember him and know him as the masterpiece cake shop in colorado and he has just written an amazing book calling the cost of my faith how my decision took me to the supreme court. welcome. >> i'm honored to be here today. >> so why is your lawyer with us on this interview quick. >> we are still in court. we just finished the and of mard lawsuit so we are currently waiting for the judge to announce his decision on that so my lawyer is here to help guide and protect me that i don't say anything. host. >> those who are fuzzy on the details remind us what happened in july 192012 into game and walked into your cake shop and asked you to design their wedding cake. >> it was sunny and bright so when the two gentlemen it was my duty to see and talk with them. so we made introductions and they said were here to look at wedding cakes and i said sorry i don't do cakes for same-sex weddings and said make cookies or brownies or shower and at which point they stomped out and i wasn't expe

"early today" starts right now >>> good morning happy friday i'm phillip mena >> glad you're with us i'm francis rivera u.s. officials confirm new cases have been detected in four states with five cases in the new york area. nbc's kelly o'donnell has more >> reporter: expected but still unnerving. more cases of the omicron variant detected inside the u.s. new york officials calling a news conference to announce omicron is there add colorado to california and minnesota. officials identified omicron in a denver area woman who returned after a tour in southern africa. she was fully vaccinated but had not received a booster >> she is experiencing mild symptoms and is isolating at home >> reporter: in minnesota, governor tim walls trying to offer reassurance. >> it's not surprising that it showed up. >> reporter: that case involves a minneapolis area man, vaccinated and boosted, who had traveled to new york city, where he attended an anime center last month, held at the javits center, once a covid field hospital >> we do anticipate there will be more cases. but to the extent they are mild

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michelle phillips has been appointed to this new role. she previously served as the deputy inspector general for the city of baltimore. there she streamline and improve all aspects of the investigation units. officials say the hiring is a turning point for oakland and demonstrates the community's call for stronger police accountability reporting to the oakland police commission phillip's role will be to ensure that the police department is performing to the highest standards. she will also review and investigate how the city of oakland is handling police misconduct. >> 88 people are now confirmed dead from this weekend's tornadoes that tore through several states. 74 of those deaths are in kentucky alone. president biden is promising to help families pick up the pieces still visit the bluegrass state tomorrow. the white house has already sent dozens of generators and 10's of thousands of meals and beds to the hardest hit areas. president biden said his biggest concern is the emotional toll as storms are taking on those affected. >> we hav

like many countries, the united states faced critical ventilator shortages, while phillips was selling too high, a price commercial versions of the same ventilator around the world. so they never fulfilled this order at the cheaper level for the department of health and human sciences. it's deadly brit. prioritize the more expensive overseas orders, and it's only been recently that the department of how human sciences has really negotiated the same order, but it has been forced to pay for the ventilators at a higher price. that renegotiation, that lindsey mentioned. it resulted in the u. s. government ordering $43000.00 of the commercial ventilators in april at 4 times the regional price. in late august, the remainder of the order was cancelled only after a congressional committee raised questions about the expenditure. but disaster capitalism can also be less direct and more obscured from public scrutiny. like who stands to benefit from some taxpayer funded bailouts. take the u. s. airline industry, which had its request for a $50000000000.00 baylash approved by the u. s. senate in ma

nigel nelson, jo phillips, as ever, a pleasure.to be horrific. i know it's going to be really, really tough. but it's supposed to be. he's not going to sleep. and there are serious risks. 100 miles in one day without no sleep?! i you are crazy! people gravitate towards him because he's so decent, humble. it sounds like i've got a massive man crush. i probably do! i want it to be raining and sleeting and windy. i want everything to get thrown at us that can be, because there's people out there doing it really tough with the mnd and people connected with mmd who are fighting a tough fight at the minute, and we're just showing them that we care. probably a bit apprehensive. you want to get started, you want to get going. my wife's idea to run from here to leeds. yeah, my wife suggested, "why don't you run with both clubs? that'd mean a fair bit to you." and you do the maths and you work out the route. it all was inspired by rob, and he'll be in all of our heads and hearts when we take on the run.