millie's job is to protect us from the pla but he acts like it's his job to protect the pla from us and his attempt to deflect this by saying key people were aware of his calls doesn't help his case at all. as former acting secretary of defense christopher miller puts the chain of command runs from the president of the secretary of defense, not through the chairman. as secretary of defense i did not and would not authorize such conduct regional words millie was acting alone. they want us to believe. the pla are working together almost like allies to preserve global harmony but that is just total nonsense. millie acts like china wants to dance with us, not dominate us. it all of this people are wondering my goodness, why won't biden can millie. i will tell you why, because biden's team sees everything in terms of short-term political expediency. instead of working across party lines on stuff like vaccinations the biden team decided to attack the governor of florida and insult the american people. instead of demanding accountability for the afghanistan disaster the biden team chose to att

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the military and the pla can compile chinese companies to turn over their data for national security reasons. even though we may not have -- tiktok is not owned by them right now, there is evidence that the pla may request data from platforms like tiktok and we chat in order to further their ai. we have a little bit of that with grinder. people may remember that story. back in 2019, there was a poor and investment in the u.s. compelling grinder --compelling the chinese company that owned grinder to sell off its u.s. portion of it because there were chinese engineers that were accessing the grinder data and that we were concerned about the national security implications of that. i've gone on a little long but i wanted to turn over to somebody else. we are really concerned about how the data can be used. >> thank you for that. your comments pumped me to field a question. when you think about the issue here, i think the scale of executive authority comes to mind. maybe, given your work on national security, could you give the audience an idea of how much authority executive branch has t

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now we're on the cusp of a revolution >> ford is spending another $11 billion to build new pla wants in tennessee and kentucky and hiring learn,000 new workers outside memphis an all newrecyc. 94 local, kentucvestments in existing plants. new job training in texas and beyond >> is this $11 billion investment you are making now, sit still a risky bet or do you feel better about this one >> of course, it's risky any time you bet on a future, it's ricky it's a bet i'd make every day of the week the battery industry is coming to america we just want to be at the forefront of it. >> reporter: with going green a corporate mandate, all auto makers are promising more electric vehicles, ford is putting the shovel in the di and driving innovation on the way. henry ford invented the assembly line, this is a prototype of a robot moves a vehicle along, if something goes wrong, they don't shut down the assembly line. the robot can simply make a detour. >> reporter: ford is pledging a made in america stamp on its evs. what would your grandfather say about the new model t for the 20th century >> i t

it's labor day weekend, so many people have ended up canceling their travel pla >>> looking live at oracle park now, where the san francisco giants will face the los angeles dodgers this weekend in the last regular-season series between the two rivals, and certainly the stakes are big. that's an understatement. less than a month to go before the playoffs and both teams tied atop the national league west, the dodgers red-hot winning 16 of their last 19, the giants look to get back on track after losing five of their last seven. >>> happening tomorrow, cal football will kick off its 2021 season in berkeley, the golden bears will host the nevada wolfpack in california memorial stadium saturday night at 7:30 p.m., kelsey played four games last year due to the pandemic and will try to get back on track this fall after going 1-3 and 2020. >>> millions already know him as a former nfl player and broadcaster, now nate burlison is tackling a new challenge, he is the newest face on cbs morning going to make his debut next week as a full-time cohost. >> reporter bradley blackburn has the scoop. re/ma

pla police say the man is a u.s. citizen that arrived from colombia. he was arrested without incident. >>> now, to the gabby petito case, the 22-year-old that was found murdered in wisconsin. the fbi is looking for her fiance, brian dralun laundrie. surveillance video from where laundrie went camping has been turned over to the fbi. authority says brian went to the campsite with his parents, not far from their florida home, after he returned from a cross country trip without his fiancee, gabby petito. the fbi has obtained surveillance video from an at&t store, where brian purj purchased a phone three days after returning home. he left that at home on september 14th, when he went for a hike, the last time he was seen. the fbi also in possession of that phone. >> i would not want to be brian right now because if he's out here, we're going to find him. >> reporter: and joining the manhunt, dog the bounty hunter. wednesday night, the tv personality was seen with canines searching an ireland not far from the laundrie's campsite. >> we found nothing that he

most m ost pla ces most places will be dry and with some sunshine breaking through parts of central andas will see temperatures of 20 to 2a celsius, 56 celsius above where we should be. i humid feel with southerly winds are strengthening tonight, meaning more breaks in the cloud. 0ne tonight, meaning more breaks in the cloud. one or two shall proceed in there, the odd heavy one towards the west but most places will be dry into tomorrow morning but temperatures in the mid teens. as for tomorrow, a sunnier day through parts of scotland, england and wales, only a few isolated showers. 0ne wales, only a few isolated showers. one or two replaced by longer spells of rain into northern ireland in western scotland. that will bring around a change in the seasons, 22 to 24 around a change in the seasons, 22 to 2a celsius increase in england. mid teens as we go into next week. hello, this is bbc news with joanna gosling. the headlines: queues at petrol stations as the government prepares to announce a temporary visa scheme to make it easierforforeign lorry drivers to work in the uk. two canadians

cal fire is fine-tuning pla-s to deal with multiple incidents. should they arise. >> and it basically allows us to respond to incidents. but still have units available throughout the rest of our unit in case there are other incidents that are happening. the fire weather forecast is not anticipated to rival the dry lightning storms that touched off dozens of fires. >> including the czu and scu lightning complex fires in the santa cruz motors an east bay hills and valleys a year ago, august. however, the landscape is much drier today than it was then and resources are already stretched thin. so this multi incident plan basically allows us to control that divides unit into zones and they basically the different chiefs that are in the different zones based on incidents that happened in those areas. >> are able to plan for that. the lightning threat and red flag warning mainly impacts the north and east bay mountains and valleys along with the diablo range east of san jose. >> but cal fire says the combination of thunderstorms dry vegetation and incre

health crisis, as residents swelter and run low on drinking water. fil lavelle reports now from la plas manually. some are they all completely desperate here with the help. please. ida tore out rooms and windows ripped bricks out of walls, destroying lives and buildings in a few long hours. now they are pleading. are these all please look him up with it. i want to go my mama to your will be you. i love what we appeal. we need all somebody's help a plea. but where do you even begin from the sky? it is just water everywhere. roads now rivers. they look like boats, but they're actually cause residents just have to hope the engine holds out. almost all of the phones that down here ever since this thing started, we have no communication with anybody. some are getting online to ask for help on social media. but here in la plus just north of new orleans, they are pretty much trapped. j owns for hotels, his 30 stuff have been stranded inside the days he can reach them to see if they're okay. but the issue isn't it? yeah. have to try to rescue them. yeah, you can't get so i can't get there becau

general milley admitted to the ap that he did in fact call his pla counterpart but he claimed it wasly within his duty, he avoided saying it was a perfect phone call. general milley thinks it is fine for military leaders to coordinate and warn our most serious foreign adversary is another reason the general should be terminated immediately. he is totally delusional or drunk on his own power and he should not be trusted with any sensitive information. i don't know if you saw, senator john kennedy told the angle audience he thought millie wouldn't survive the controversy, that biden would have to throw him under the bus. and maybe i'm wrong, i disagree with him but i don't see it because the democrats response to every mistake, every accusation, every scandal is to dig in, deny, deflect and defend. >> i see nothing at what i've read that would cause any concern. >> the president has complete confidence in his leadership, his patriotism and his fidelity to our constitution. >> the transcript of these phone calls that have been going on for 5 years. are members of the press corps suddenl

i spent about 100 pages eck pla explaining how to get it back even here is what you do if you want to long position by buying a deep in the money call option typically a couple of months and a strike price of 5 or 6 points below where the stocks currently trade i think it's too much capital. as the stock goes higher, you can short it against that call i like to do it in two-point increment. this way you won't get squeezed. it's like having insurance policy and the train goes against you. step three, when you think there is going to be a big sell-off as i predicted last week. you can get more aggressive. that's what i would have done last week when i said i would short the stock market, i don't talk about shorting on the show. yesterday when we hit those le levels, i mention down 2% and 10-1, up ratio i would have cover my common short position and kept the call on a stock that falls below your money cause is a free put. today when the market opens up, i i i would sell the market stock again. i would have sold stocks short ahead of yesterday's melt down and cover that from yesterday an

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first whether a political operation or military operation or a business plan pla k enemy is your as aolitical adversary i don't say opponents, these are people who want to take down this country and they are well along the way and we see this so these institutions are under attack things that you would never believe in your lifetime you would hear or see or any executive orders are pushed in the massive omnibus bills to turn on the television do you hear this propaganda where the immediate is the mouthpiece for these various movements i have read a lot of books and it doesn't smell right. used to call it state is him or progressivism but the truth is it is marxism. americanized forms of marxism tell it to our country and our system is up period marxism in every technical sense but it is these are marks as they say they are marxist they founded it you read the original mission statement they are filled with marxist arguments it is anti- american it is anti- somatic it is anti- capitalism it is the so-called green new deal for climate change which used to be climate cooling climate warm

will be another crisis somewhere but we need the capabilities that allows to match up and deter the pla dete. a couple of other things in terms of balancing this. i think the global force posture helps answer that question. if you have eczema amount of military to fort -- luke perry force, where do you spend and defend it. the pace at which you drive that force is a factor. where -- here is where i come down on the approaches. we have talked for a long time, i do not know how long, about the whole of government approach. we talk about it in an academic manner. it is brought to reality when you are against an adversary that has a whole government approach. i do not think we have an option, it is an academic -- it is not an academic discussion. we either get there or we will be overrun. there is no military solution to deter china and there is no military solution to deter terrorism. i am beyond that. in both cases on the low end and high end it will take much more of a whole of government integrated approach then we have right now, or neither will work, not the terrorism part or the dete

continuing to be a voice for those who are no longer here to tell the story -- that you don't go into plaven one roll of toilet paper a month and feel discussing about yourself when you're going in with self to gated feelings to begin with. and they do everything in the institution -- when tyrone talked about those sticks that they stop and go, i can't say the world, they were called the n-sticks. th is what the guards called them. they nurtured the hostility on the takeover, two people were killed after the takeover because they were targeted. berkeley had been on the news coverage when the cameras went in have been sh an articulate spokesperson for the inmate perspective and sam was targeted because he had been a political weatherman and had helped with some of the black inmates to break down the differences -- the inmates were kept, as tyrone pointed out, were always kept apart. that is how they kept control, pitting ite agnst bck, puerto ricans in the middle. people like herbert and roger and sam, black and white, said together we are stronger, we can affect change. to improve the con

if the head of the pla called and said we're getting ready to invade taiwan and they found out, they would be shocked. you are certain president trump did not intend on attacking china. >> correct. >> you are quoted in the woodward book as telling the top commander, "if we're going to attack, i'm going to call you ahead of time." is that true, general milley? >> let me tell you what i actually said. >> so that is not true? i hope that is not. >> let me tell you what i said, senator, if there is going to be a war, an ark tack, there will be a lot of calls and tension ahead of time. you will get calls -- >> president trump would not attack, that is your testimony this morning. >> that is true, absolutely true. and i was communicating to my chinese counterpart on instructions, by the way, to deescalate the situation and i told him that we are not going to attack. president trump has no intent to attack and i told him that repeatedly and i told him if there was going to be an attack, there will be plenty of communication going back and forth, your intel system will pick it up. we will no

there is no way that a chinese pla leader would do that. xi jinping would have him shot if somehow he gave american generals a heads up on an invasion of taiwan. so i was pressing this issue because it's a very important issue that was in the book that's been quoted in the papers that said that general milley promised to actually do that. but, as he also said in his testimony, there was absolutely no indication whatsoever that former president trump was going to start any war. so i was pressing this issue because it's a really important one. right now, the book says one thing that was in the "the washington post." general milley says something else. but i think it's really important, as we are going to continue to do oversight to get to the bottom of this, and also importantly, the bottom of the issues that were front and center in the hearing today on afghanistan and joe biden's foreign policy fiasco and how he owns it. >> brian: he crushed the credibility of measure and earn it back because of one man's decision that's clear. and also, it

on the washington mall, this artist has plaed an ocean of white flags, one for each life lost to thether metric is a comparison to the past, in this week the u.s. matched the death toll from another terrible virus -- the 1918 influenza. for some perspective on then and now, i am joined by dr. brown, who wrote a book "influenza, the 100 hunt to cure the deadliest disease in history." dr. brown, very good to see you again. we have now hit this awful bar where we've lost as many people to covid as we lost to the influenza pandemic. but there are meaningful differences between the two. >> yes, indeed. it is awful to be speaking at this terrible milestone, 675,000 deaths. the same number as the people who died in the u.s. and the 1918 pandemic but we must also recall that this pandemic is still far less deadly. the population in the u.s. in 1918 was 100 million. today it is around 320 million. we put these numbers in proportion, those 675,000 d eaths, 103 years ago relatively speaking would be the equivalent of some 2 million deaths today. we are nowhere near that number thankfully. but s

planned for the absolute best case thing to happen and they got the worst when what you need to do is plau kind of hope that you're going to ge somewhere in the middle there hope for the best possible, but this coming no, this strange credibility as well. when you say statements like this you lose credibility. everybody who has been in the military, in the other millions that are in the military now, they know that there is no way this is how it was planned. >> there are concerns about everything we left behind, beyond the equipment, some of the intel stuff too. everything from biometric identification to databases of personal information to active monitoring of cell networks is now finding its ways into they hands of the taliban, their increasing fears the technology could be used to hunt down afghans that assisted the government officials the final word to you on that, dave. >> some of those pieces can be destroyed relatively quickly an you would hope that is done, bu we've had evidence with biometric standards in things like that with databases or eve u.s. being down or zoom cards that

the phone call to general lee, the directorate general i'm sorry the general staff of the pla, i am moreh the speaker of the house of representatives from the legislative branch thinking she can ferment a coup, and insurrection by calling the joint the chairman of the joint chief of staff and can convince him to intervene, intercede with the nuclear chain of relief which he has not and if people do not know that. she was encouraging him to subvert constitutional authority. in 2008, 2021 donald j trump was the president. and he would be for 12 more days. that to me is a bigger issue. if millie does not resign by friday i'll cut all of my hair off, bake it into a cake and eat it. kennedy: i'm holding you to that. >> either she should be under investigation for exerting the influence not saying you stay in your lane i'll send mine. him calling lee from apparently everything i have read it did happen or bob woodward is going to get sued and he doesn't like being sued. and it is not authorized. how many layers of millie should resign? he could leave his eyebrows on the desk but he needs to re

>> it was tough eing what was taking pla, seei what s taking place outsi as we.ctually seen the ant into our public comment to ask that. are you a lee county resident? are you a, you know, a parent, so that way we could get a guesstimate of who actually lived here in lee county. we did have a meeting a couple weeks ago where we had a scene that we had a large population of people who did not even live within our area. >> yeah. >> it was more regional. >> yeah. so before the announcement that parents could opt out of masks for children, it has been three weeks since kids went back to school in your district. were you seeing a large influx of cases? why did you decide that policy needed to change? >> well, we had guidelines from the governor of course, stating that we had to have everybody in the brick and mortar schools with only one option as far as a virtual school -- let me take that back. there was a virtual option, which we have a lee virtual. we had a florida virtual, and then we had homeschooling of course. there was an opt out for parents which we had to i

and, pla, at leastight confirmed tornadoes touched down last night with one of them destroyi or daging more th twdozen hos ju wheou are. are pele still without power? what's it ke right now? we saw some t, i guess, receding waters in progress where miguel is. what's it like for you? >> reporter: yea here ere is a little bit of power, but you were so on point when you said so many families aren't spending e thomas family behind me, they're not here. they took two little girls, pregnant mother, father all in the basement. had just three mines before that fnel cloud ripped right through this neighborhood. and you were tking about the tragic deaths. just in the state of newersey now, up to 23. and most of those fr the floodwaters. i heard again and again in this nehborhood today, we are so lucky to be alive,nd we know that i want you to listen to mike castle, whagain id coming out of the shower, hand his entire family just h to ra to t basement. listen. >> i was up in the shower,nd we got the tornado alert warning. it wasn't threminutes ter that all of my back windows exploded, and then it

we had originally hoped to hold a bigger, festive event, but the pandemic has other pla.e keeping this small for now. but to everyone who is watching, including so many who were part of my administration, so many who have worked tirelessly to make this day possible, please know how incredibly grateful i am and how much i'm lking forward to celebrating with all of you in person as soon as we can. iant to start by thanking trenton for that outstanding introduction. [ applause ] and zel for doing such great job introducing michelle. i would like zel also to give me tips on my gol game. we're so proud of both of you and i also want to acknowledge a few other people here today who have been so instrumental. our own governor of illinois, governor pritzker, the mayor of our great city, mayor lightfoot, alderman leslie harrison and gregory mitchell, thank you all for everything you've done to move this project forward. so we are here today on the south side of chicago in jackson park to officially break ground on the obama presidential center. as michelle has noted, we chose this

casey new tomorrow, editor of "pla "platformer.>> i would say i'm medium impressed. as you noted, the new designs look a lot like the older designs but have better internal components which should mean we could enjoy them longer and take better photos. on the whole i think there are some things to be excited about. >> is it worth it in. >> it depends on where you were. as a tech reporter i used to buy every year and went to buying every other year when it seemed like i wasn't getting as much bang tofor my buck. if you haven't bought one since 2017 or so, this might be a good time to take a look and spend the money. >> what's your favorite new new? >> i have to say i really like the new iphone pro it comes in a really nice-looking blue. the battery lasts an hour and a half longer, and more importantly, it can take advantage of the new 5g networks that the telecoms are still binb building out in america. maybe next year or the year after that you will be able to get much fast er download speeds >> 5g network. i mean, it's fast enough

i got a text message early this morning from a woman who i met last week down in la plas, louisiana, where thousands are still without power. their roof is still damaged where water is seeping in. she sent me a photo of water rushing down the main street there. she said it was just a matter of a couple of hours the water rose because the ground is so saturated. the governor, john bel edwards, said they didn't have the ability to be able to clear out the drainage systems ahead of this storm. when you see this radar here, this system slowly move around, yes, the rain may clear out for one hour but it could easily spin up just an hour later and that is the concern as this storm slowly moves northeast of louisiana. >> that is a lot of water and it is not moving fast. thank you. stay safe where you are. >>> coming up, democrats still hammering out the details of the $3.5 trillion spending package as the debate gets up over the price tag and how they're going to pay for it. senator elizabeth warren will be here to discuss that and a whole lot more. ted tr sk pros, and a passionate trader c

about something like a safe and effective vaccination if, then i don't think you're in theci right pla, and i completely agree health care institutions, hospice, home care, they ought to have policies, we do at nyu. and, by the way, those very same arguments, i use them as part of a push that i was involved in to get flu vaccination into all hospitals and institutions around the united states. there were some health care workers who didn't want to do it, not very much, and is some of themat left. and i will tell you two and three years later, it's just become routine, and there were no more protests pre-covid of the flu mandate. people got used to them. they expected to be asked about them, and all new hires knew that they were coming. so there is a psychological-ecomotional adjustment once you sort of a make the decision there. tough love, doctors saying i'm not taking any new patients who have covid finish excuse me, not vaccinated for covid. you pose a risk to me, to my other patients, to my staff, and i'm not doing it. clearly, they're partly doing it toam try and exert real pressu

but it's certainly one of the things, short term, may cause indigestion in the market plas >> and anothertelli mentioned the mismatch. and some employers if you could just get the economy under control, you could wind up with a solid labor marblingt. >> even last mumonth is still a decent number. we've been generating up near 700/800,000 on a three-month moving average until recently. i would say the economy is generally in pretty kn shape i worry more blout about the spending tax and regulatory side >> it's not just u.s. policy on the monetary side. it's the goings in china having ripple effects and commentary ahead of that event tomorrow too that seem to be jolting investors. looking around the globe and then taking nat to account, vurlss evaluations we're seeing in markets how would you assess the risk? >> it seems pretty clear to me that we have acceleration in growth in china, as well as other emerging markets and that the stronger countries are developed, particularly the u.s. and keep in mind, that we actually have interest rates that are highest of the developed world countries. i

hilary vann on capitol hill where they are debating the pla that critics say will probably calls a lotere are over two dozen new taxes on the table to pay for this $3.5 trillion reconciliation package great we've learned democrats only members of the senate finance committee are meeting today to figure out which of those taxes are actually going to make the cut. some of the ideas being considered raising the top income tax rate, raising the corporate tax rates and raising tax rates on capital gains. also new taxes on stock trades are being considered including yearly taxes on gains made from investments even when you don't sell your assets. another is a new text limit i how white ceos make it. they said they're making sure that the package packages before , but they have a lot of work to do to come up with the cash, but he also said that worries about inflation from al this used to spending will be blown there is a little hypocrisy for people who are suddenly raising the inflation. nobody cried about inflation. >> some democrats in the house today are also concerned saying that math do

we decided a long time ago that all of our infrastructure for pla plastics, exports should be in louisiana and texas. you know what? those are areas that are not as stable we are still dealing with ida wiping out so much of our production >> yeah. >> it's incredible. >> not all of it back. >> meanwhile, it comes to the permian and oil, we're not producing a lot more at this point. right? >> there's tremendous discipline. >> there is and return of capital in the form of dividends that are paying themselves so who do you want to own there then >> you want to own chevron because i think that chevron -- did you know the same day that engine one won, chevron defeated some of its own in a very important particular item about spending more money basically on conservation >> right, well, they increased significantly their expenditure. >> 3 billion to 10 billion >> would that mean that 7 billion that might have gone to create -- to giving us a reliable source of energy, i don't know i think that they -- the balance here with a lot of these companies, carl, can they do esg. can they do what's right

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