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it identified a number of pla hackers. so these were government officials doing it. but we see the chinese continue to do it, the russians are continuing to do it. so naming and shaming at the end of the day does not work. what is helpful about this, though, is that this was done in coordination with nato and the european union. so this is a bit more of a multilateral effort. that's a helpful step. >> a lot of times when a foreign government is accused of something like this, whether it's russia or china, you hear people say, especially outside of the united states, oh, like the u.s. doesn't do this kind of thing, too. what does the united states do? do we sanction or approve or allow anything like this as the russians and the chinese do to us? do we participate in any way? >> every government in the world conducts espionage. the difference in this case is that there is a direct relationship in many cases between chinese intelligence services and chinese companies that are receiving this. this is what people need to understand. these aren't just organizations in the

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were pla some period of hours, drinking beer and then they were in an establishment where they had buddy mary's and some wine. >> reporter: they were never able to determine the blood- alcohol content immediately after the crash because he fled the scene. now the victims family has filed a civil suit on behalf of the victim's 10-year-old son. >> he has robbed my 10-year-old son of his father and robbed me of my partner. he has inflicted uncontrollable heartbreak that we will never fully recover from. >> so he is facing the wrongful death lawsuit and mr. hamano is also facing a criminal case. what can you tell us s out ard earlier today. this is also where the victims family held a press conference. he is facing charges of regular manslaughter and leaving the scene of an accident. we reached out to hamano for comment but never responded to our request. >>> taking a live look at san jose. with the new school year fast approaching, the san jose unified school district now requires all teachers and staff to either be vaccinated or tested for the coronavirus twice a week. a mask mandate will

. >> miss pla ing you know, the feeling could do. >> in to serve isaiah thompson and his mother, rosie ramirez pay their respects to a good friend. i and the victim of saturday's early morning deadly hit and run collision in san jose played football together over case a few years ago which was doing here walking on this >> still be able to let the family. >> the santa clara county coroner's office has not yet identified the victim. kron 4 is withholding his identity as well and around 02:30am, in the morning san jose. police say the man was driving down a key road when another driver speeding up nor 33rd street slammed into the victim after running a red light. >> the victim was ejected from his car and died. the suspect then took off on foot then i was and scary. you know, you could tell that he i see it may have started as an accident, but the suspect made worse by leaving the area before police arrived is not right. you got to stay. >> human, you know, as a human to they say that the first though, just brought to them. >> if the drivers out there and watching this. any kid yourself

there is a timeline between the hole and the actual sinking taking pla. is a timeline between the rise of infection and the rise of the seriously ill patients, inundating the hospitals and leading to the collapse of the medical system. rupert: at the current rate of increase, tokyo's covid wards could be full before the olympic closing ceremonies next week. rupert wingfield-hayes, bbc news, and tokyo. laura: for more on the state of the games, we are joined from tokyo by the bbc's sarah. tell us about covid cases inside the global itself. sarah: we were talking about this. it was the only conversation in the buildup of the games. it kind of slowed as the metals have taken over, but it has reemerged, because yesterday, we had news that the u.s. palm -- polevault turn, a bronze medalist from rio, he tested positive and was also training, and it has a knocked down affect , put into lockdown because they were in contact with sam kendricks, but all three were in isolation pending further tests and precautions, and it really shows, laura, while we talked for th

. >> reporter: and no their pla on or before the court's final day. that suggests justice stephen breyer will probably be around next term. lester >> pete williams at the supreme court for us, thank you. >>> speaker nancy pelosi has named some members of a house select committee to investigate the capitol riot among them, a lone republican garrett haake is at the capitol. garrett, this announcement is causing some controversy. >> reporter: tonight republican liz cheney is telling reporters she is honored to be one of speaker pelosi's eight picks to serve on a special select committee to investigate the january 6 attacks here at the capitol this despite a warning from republican leader kevin mccarthy that any republican who accepts such an assignment from the democratic speaker would be at risk of losing their other committee posts. cheney was one of ten republicans to vote in favor of donald trump's impeachment earlier this year, and one of just two to vote to create this committee. no word how or if mccarthy will respond. lester >> all right, garrett

guest: the pla is to turn over the issue of the political settlementn afghanistan entirely to the afghan government and the negotiations it is conducting with the taliban. at the same time metoo support financially the afghan security forces so as to strengthen the government's hd as much as we can from afar, with out having a significant military presence on the ground. that is a strategy and it is even a long-term strategy, if the financing can be sustained. michael: we often talk about the united states when we talk about afghanistan, but there is a whole international community out there. what is the plan or should be the plan the international community has as a whole for that country? guest: the international community has to be ready, especially if there is a settlement between the taliban afghan government. to step in in support of that settlement, but i don't think anybody is going to leave troops on the ground. nato is not going to leave troops on the ground after the americans are gone. so this becomes a stabilization effort at arms length, so to speak. the record of such stab

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thank you to our wonderful studio audience.ybe we will pla trip there. >> ♪ ♪ >> hello.s 5 o'clock in new york city and this is "the five." >> ♪ ♪ >> huge outrage after a u.s. track star has her olympic dreams crushed. sha'carri richardson just got suspended for one month and may miss out on the tokyo games after testing positive for marijuana last month during the trials where she won the 100 meter dash. she was favored to win the gold medal. she said she used marijuana to cope with the unexpected dating of her biological mother. many are outraged since pot is legal in 15 states including oregon where she was. others argue the rules are the rules and she broke them. the track star taking full responsibility for what happened. >> i take responsibility for my actions. i know what i did and what i was supposed to do. i made that decision. i am not making any excuses. people don't understand what it's like. i just say don't judge me because i am human. >> greg, olympic dreams curbed? >> they should have locked her up -- sorry i was thinking of kamala harris. it's ridiculous

when a disaster like this happens we will get a lot of exposure of the fact that the pla has been sentf people is altogether more terrifying. to be in one of those floods, whatever your circumstances is pretty terrifying. i think it will bring home to people that the climate change is truly terrifying prospect in that we are really not prepared. and that global action on climate change has fallen well behind the promises made in paris, so although china has moved... so sorry to interrupt you, but the us, and boy has processed china are not doing enough, how much do you agree with that? ., ,, , doing enough, how much do you agree with that? . ,, , ., , , ., with that? frankly nobody is doing enou:h. with that? frankly nobody is doing enough- even _ with that? frankly nobody is doing enough. even when _ with that? frankly nobody is doing enough. even when distinguishedl with that? frankly nobody is doing l enough. even when distinguished as john kerry, is that for four years of the trump administration the united states was out of the climate talks altogether. everyone is very glad the u

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it or not there was a time you could walk into a bookstore in beijing and read a book written by a pla general. that access isn't there anymore. similar thing happened with military and political information stored in databases that have been made publicly available in the past. another area it's difficult for us to know what's going on. what's the level of spending in particular categories? the big picture number is mostly from propaganda, doesn't mean much at all. what matters is when you break those numbers down into how much procurement is being done, et cetera. the report tries to identify some of those gaps and suggests ways that we can improve them. the bigger chinese transparency report also includes a range of topical analytical essays from leading experts in their fields in order to drill down on some specific areas of concern, which brings me to our next speakers, both of whom we're lucky to have with us today and with whom we've worked closely within government and out of government. the first person i'll turn to for questioning is chad wolf, who is former acting secretary

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here we go [ cheers and applause ♪ do not play do not pla do not play ♪ ♪ these songs these songs ♪ [jimmy: before we start, i just want you all to know that every artist and song that i'm about to play for you is 100% real [ laughter ] these are actual bands and actual songs you can download them on spotify or amazon or see if your local music store has them go down to rough trade downstairs and see if they have them >> steve: sure >> jimmy: they are real bands and real songs questlove is it -- can't make this up. let's see what's on my "do not play" list first up is a song from a brazilian artist called andrea daltro. >> steve: ooh. >> jimmy: you heard of that quest? >> questlove: andrea daltro. >> jimmy: yeah, andrea daltro. >> questlove: okay >> jimmy: she's a jazz singer from the '70s i believe. let's take a listen to a song off of here called, "ponte aerea. ♪ [ scat singing ] [ laughter ] >> jimmy: all right, let's stop there. >> steve: wow. >> questlove: whoa [ laughter ] >> jimmy: just play it real fast >> steve: yeah >> jimmy: she went there too fast >> questlove: yeah [ laug

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it seems to be that this mylan pla in morgantown has been used as a kind of family enterprise, prior plays a cameo role in the epipen scandal, because she was on a school commission that was trying to get the u.s. government to mandate that schools purchase the epipen when it was at that inflated price. the approach to this pharmaceutical manufacturing has been to sort of milk this plant and its products for profit, which has benefited the manchin family and shareholders, but not benefited american patients to this point. juan: and joe guz, could you talk about your efforts to try and reach senator manchin about this issue and what kind of response you have gotten from him or his staff about the fact that all of these workers in his state are losing job joseph: that is a really intriguing question for local 8-957. we had a march 10 fly in with several aides and senators that accompanied us and accepted our calls. senator manchin, through his aides, was patched through to our call at 12:30 p.m. on march 10. we were told that he was on the senate floor, voting, and he acknowledged and

how can he say that when china's military and its top generals of the pla jumped in and locked everythingand you can't get what happened, the raw data from the beginning of the pandemic? again, a lot of hair splitting, a lot of parsing there. the two of you have been wonderful, senator blackburn and dr. makary, thanks for joining us to break this down. really terrific insights and analysis. we will have you on soon. >>> next up the white house's marquee infrastructure plan now to be on the brink. looks like house democrats need to build bridges to their own rank-and-file. house democrats are slamming leadership including pelosi in an explosive conference call for botching the negotiations. representative byron donalds is next. you're watching "the evening edit" on fox business. >> the idea that we're going to create this big pile of debt and somehow that is going to take the pressure off inflation that gets you a failing braid in any economics 101 course i can think of. before discovering nexium 24hr to treat her frequent heartburn... claire could only imagine enjoying chocolate cake. now

the pla came in in 2019, it took over the lab. the head of the kim biowar fare program.n't happen unless something happened at that lab. so i think, you know, i wish the democrats would join with us on this very important investigation into what caused us the problem. they are really -- it's a dangerous game to gain of resea, function research and genetically manipulate viruses to make them for infectious. they're really playing with fire, and that fire really lit up the world and burned it. and i think we need to get to the truth of the matter. and the fact is state department was warning about their safety protocols, and many of the research workers were actual hospitalized with flu-like symptoms consistent with covid. and finally, the world military gains that took -- games that took place in october, 9,000 military personnel came in all over the world to participate, and many of them left with covid-like symptoms. i think that was the first super-spreader, if you will, that beg critics suggest governr greg abbott would do better spending funds on upgrading the electr

. >> jim, you know, we know the pla has been involved in hack hag efforts in the past. but this move of having these contract organizations is really we've seen more with russia, now china directly implicated the u.s. and its allies. what is the punishment that can be put in place? >> to your point, china has been doing this for decades with enormous success. they have successfully stolen u.s. national security secrets and private sector secrets and the chinese covid vaccine is built on stolen data. they do it really well. they've been doing it for decades. they are now associating themselves with hacker groups that kind of do this in the criminal space because their official government and military hackers are damn good at their job. we've known about it for ages. the idea they're contracting out the way we know russia does, that means they're expanding. they're not going backwards. what's not new in this is what is the u.s. going to do about it? it's new to come together with the allies, china, we know what you're doing. we're not going to tolerate it, we're banding t

border, you can see shaking sent boulders flying down the mountains and more than 200 miles away in pla dogs barking, it was barking as the earth moved. our nbc bay area seismograph picking it up. rock slide. "today in the bay's" cierra johnson will have more on this video and the scary moments at one campground and give us that report at 6:30. >>> in the meantime at 6:05, in washington, president biden is taking action today to make it easier for you to get a better job as unemployment claims rise. tracie potts joins us live in washington, d.c., this morning with the latest. good morning, tracie. >> hey there, laura. good morning, good morning, everyone. let's talk about what the president is doing today. focusing now on the economy and jobs. he's expected to sign this executive order asking the ftc, the federal trade commission, to take a look at nine compete clauses, noncompete agreements, that the president believes are keeping a lot of people from good jobs and better paychecks. not only do they apply to top executives, but many blue collar workers. the white house estimates 30 mil

the nightlyw ss over e hudse ontle island, a pla to look and laugh until the sun is gone.the city. >> pauley: coney island is an american classic, with a history that truly stands out in a crowd. here is our david pogue. ♪ >> announcer: coney island, the place where merryman is king. >> reporter: even if you have never stepped foot in coney island, you've felt the influence of coney island. >> if you're eating cotton candy, if you're eating soft ice cream, if you're riding a rollercoaster -- >> reporter: was that a coney island invention? >> of course. it is all a coney island invention. and if it wasn't, i would lie and tell you it was anyway. fun began here, is my point. [laughter] >> i collect bumper cars. >> reporter: for over 40 years, dick zigun has run a coney island cultural center, museum, side show, and the annual mermaid parade. people call him the mayor of coney island. how long has coney island been going? >> might be the 1870s that the rides were opening. there were restaurants and hotels. it becomes the people's playground in 1923, when people can get here o

clearly we've been but for us, we want to continue to pla this, you know you know, we haven't had muchn a long, long time. it will give us an opportunity, we want to be ready to step in today, bad days, bad weeks, you know, 10% pullback 5%, 10% would be great >> do you think it's an overreaction just last week we were talking about how -- that was the topic of discussion when sara sat down with the treasury secretary last week, and now we're suddenly talking about growth collapsing. >> everything in the bond market is accentuated, right? so they've effectively cornered the market in treasuries so it's going to be accentuated. so now the stock market is responding with the accentuated, so i think people have to be careful. the backdrop of the fundamentals, you mentioned this, the fundamentals are still improving. that's kind of taken a backseat to the gyration of the bond market i think the reaction will be we're going to hear an awful lot of jawbones from the federal reserve in the next four to six weeks as they try to reverse the flattening of the curve. i think that's what they're go

safe pla ce ? yeah. here is some fruit, some biscuits, somejuice.igrant boat. we're about eight miles off the coast of dover now and we've just come across this small dinghy, probably three or four metres long. we think there's maybe 12 or 13 on board, couple of small children at the front and a couple of women. i've asked them how long they've been at sea this morning and they said a couple of hours. they must have set off before dawn. we've now called in the uk border force, the uk coastguard who are going to come and pick them up. rescued migrants are then brought to dover and ferried ashore for processing. the government says its new nationality and borders bill currently passing through parliament targets people smugglers, but it also includes a new law, meaning migrants arriving without permission could be jailed for up to four years. critics say it amounts to cruelty. it's a really callous, cold—hearted brutal response by a government that's trying to arrest and prosecute its way out of a problem. it won't succeed. putting people injail who h

however we all need pla it is difficult to imagine modern society without plastics. plastics contribute in positive ways, late weight transportation, food preservation and renewable energy applications. these materials are generally available at very low cost. the performance to price ratio of plastic is about as high as it gets. while i can argue we all need plastic we don't me all plastic. dematerialization will play an important role in a sustainable polemer future. there are some places where we simply use too much plastic. we need a major change in way we produce, use, dispose of and recycle plastics. the goal of zero plastic pollution is lofty but necessary for a sustainable plastics future. to visualize it we need policy initiatives, improved recycling practices, other ends of life infrastructure and industry adoption for sustainable alternatives for products, packingage and processes. i am here to emphasize the fact that basic and fundamental research in sustainable polymers and is will continue to be essential to build a strong foundation from which new sust

this pla is nuts. what goes through your mind and heart in that moment?. you're a son, you're a brother. you're a father. what was it like sharing this moment with your son? >> it's amazing. he doesn't know it. he's too young but he pushes me to be great. >> reporter: i asked giannis if the struggles made victory sweeter. he said absolutely. i'm enjoying the moment but i'm already thinking about doing it again. winning is addicting. robin? >> i know you enjoyed it as well, will. you know now you'll have to wear dress shoes again on your next assignmes but i hope you had a good time. >> all right, fine. i had a great time. >> good. good for you, thanks, will. >>> we have the latest on the pandemic. the effectiveness of the johnson & johnson vaccine against the delta variant causing concern as kids head back to the classroom. kayna whitworth is live from chandler, arizona. good morning, kayna. >> reporter: robin, good morning. the kids here are among the first in the nation to head back to school. so students here are among the first in the nation to head b

so thanks again to chair plas ket, and ranking member baird for calling the hearing and our witnesses for being here. and my question is directed at ms. kennedy. you know, thank you for what you do. you know, you talked a bit about the farmers-to-families food box program. you know, i had a chance to obviously see a lot of that in distribution. talking with producers that were providing the foods to include that, whether it was dairy, meat, fruits and vegetables, and the usda distributed food boxes to those in need before it was abruptly ended by the biden administration, while other pandemic assistance programs remain in place. you mentioned the need to continue this type of support, and provide a few recommendations. do you agree with that decision by usda, specifically, i guess, by secretary vilsack to terminate this program? >> i feel like in my experience, i wasn't able to access the food box program. it didn't affect my business. i'm at a scale that's a little bit smaller. i wasn't considered a producer. i created my own food box program with my local constituency, and we suppli

we saw it last week with honeywell, beginnings of this recovery as people get on more pla planes, airlinesese industrials focus on that. >> i wish you luck i hope we're not jumping the gun on reopening that's the fear, obviously, with the delta variant. if i were delta, i would be really unhappy here they are try ing to -- right? first it was poor corona. >> unfortunate name choice. >> exactly one person pointed out to me, morgan, some of the gains in revenue that u.p.s. was able to put up had something to do with pricing and not as much to do with units so maybe that might be part of it, too. >> u.p.s. and fedex in general has been capacity constraints. they've been able to raise price s, implement surcharges and the like on different types of shipments and really speaks to how many things are moving through these transportation efforts and this say longer-term story, one we've been talking about for years, but why amazon is building out its own transportation structure as well and also all the recovery e efforts we see starting to play out, starting to play out at the postal service, too