that's one thing that might hamper deployment of pla or military systems in the pla. i think on the other hand you see a lack of trust from the top leadership all the way down that they could implement decisions well. i'm sure you are all familiar with the concept of the five incapabilities. i think if you had too much faith in military ai systems or ai generally that the machine will make the right system and the machine is reliable. you might be able to have the notion that you could make all the decisions from the top and let the machine push it down through the system. i don't know where that -- where that nets out. i think we're probably still too early to tell. thank you. >> could i add to that? i agree with jake. i think it is very early to tell. i think it's absolutely something very important to watch from what we can observe open source, not just in the writings, but as they're doing their exercises and training. it's absolutely something as jake mentioned, vital to engage with, china in specifically and china military on how they assess trust, and the quali

however, i argue the pla is currently capable of doing so if it so chooses. the report highlights the researcher who's been working on the system for online public opinion struggle since at least 2016 and automated online influence system such as 2019. basically the technology vision in 2019 has come true with breakthroughs over the past years. other party state actors have likely taken adopting ai and the evidence suggests it may be improving. last on intentions, it is supercharged objectives such as shaping foreign and public and domestic public opinion deterring the involvement in the conflict and degrading among other objectives. however, i want to specifically flag the risk. the declassified intelligence on foreign election interference in 2022 found it is approved efforts to try to influence the handful involving members of both political parties,." and the threat assessment said beijing, quote, showed a willingness with politicians. a 2021 article by the researchers suggest at least some in the pla are already using social media to identify those that

so pla officers are political cadres inre their own right. right? this in the the strategic guidance, right that the chinese release regularly lyafter, you know, four or five years or so. thisce construct that the pla or the chinese military supporting larger objectives, cultural, ideological, the party-to-party work right? you do have uniformed officers that a participate in party-to-party work with african political parties for instance, and that sort of thing. and latin america you know, the same thi countries in latin america and the same thing for pakistan in south asia. it's not just purely right? it is much more global than that, and i tend to term this as a blended security approach where, you know, the pla also discusses the belt and road process, it doeses culture it discusses confucius institute training confucius institutes areot doing with african institutes. it's not military, but it's being done with a stage thetic kind of framing in mind. so i think david these would be thehe four or five issues that the i would say characterize the

, if we get into god forbid if if we were in a military incursion over taiwan would be with pla, whyfirnldz in effect lobbying to help military killing u.s. men and women service mens' is ununconscionable to me i am grateful for calling out individuals. >> chinese drone company could have that surveillance on military sl we should all be concerned to earlier point what are we doing about things like this as opposed to just tiktok. and so, we should be very concerned i think totally legitimate to ask people why they are involved, on bavr, american citizens on before of china i think totally legitimate, i think that this administration, is never truly going to touch all the issues that we're talking about as true national security threat to china for same reason hunter biden's father never touching the drug crisis they are too close to it. i would love to in other under oath more about the family connection from bidens brother, son firm community of interest commander in chief as in china we need to kooig into this people say not high in polls it is inflation, it is crime. it is all th

it is an army, it's the backbone of the chinese communist party so pla officersre political in theirright and we see this in the -- the strategic guidance right the chinese release regularly after four, five years or so. this concept that the pla or the chinese military establishment is supporting larger objectives, cultural ideological the party to party work, right you do have uniformed officers that participate in party to party work with african political parties, for instance and that sort of thing and latin america you know the same thing can be said about latin america on countries like pakistan, south asia.ust purely military, right, it is -- it is much broader than that and i tend to turn this blended security approach where you know, pla also discussing the belt and date cousins institutes and a lot of training that institutes are doing and it's not military, b is being done you know, with the strategic kind of framing in mind so i think that these would be the four, five issues that i would -- that i would say characterize chinese engagements within the developing, within

testimony by the president's son has been invitedo testify but is starting from the committee he does not pla watch our live cerage on the free c-span now video app or online at c-span.org. click c-span now is a free mobile app featuring your unfiltered view of what is happening in washington life and onto man keep up with the day's biggest events with live streams of floor proceedings and hearing some u.s. congress, white house events, the courts, the world o. all at your fingertips but you can stay current with latest episodes of "washington journal" and find scheduling information for c-span tv networks and c-span radio. plus a variety of compelling podcasts. c-span now is available at the apple store and google play. scan the qr code to download it for free today or visit our website c-span.org/c-span now. c-span now your front row seat to washington anytime, anywhere. >> next a discussion about the digital payment economy house financial services committee chair

>> we are concerned that the pla is not transparent about how the money is being spent.e of china's nuclear weapons build up they are not transparent. that's the problem. the u.s. has been a principal military actor in the indo pacific since the close of the second world war. what we've been doing an president biden has had a lot of success, is to build up our alliances with japan, the republic of korea, the philippines, thailand, australia. we created aukus and we have the quad with india designed to protect the democratic countries in this region. and protect international law in places like the taiwan strait and the south china sea. >> we are hearing the biden administration is exerting pressure on allies like the netherlands, japan germany, and south korea, to further the curbs of other parties into china. how does that not expand that pressure and actually bifurcate the relationship further? >> we have been clear we had here to a -- adhere to a small yard, high fence strategy. these are common sense actions by the united states. any american government would have to

and i don't think there's american alive who would say we should sell advanced technology to the pla.is acting in the national defense. we are not going to negotiate or compromise on this. these are the actions that i government has to take to protect in the 21st century in an age where technology is at the heart of international politics, some of it has to be regulated. haslinda: u.s. ambassador to china with our chief north asia correspondent, stephen engle, in beijing. india starts trading in just under 15 seconds. we know there's been a lot of funds buying the dip in india. we saw a record amount by local institutions worth more than $1 billion on wednesday alone. small caps, recent dialing's are done more than 7% this week and that's on the back of consolidation. some stocks we are watching today include paytm, and paytm winning key payment approval needs to stay in business and that's according to some people familiar with the national payments corporation of india. they said lenders the likes of access make, hdf see, state bank of india willpower. two peer or upi payments on pa

so it was hosted by the pla, national defense university and the deanf that university, one of the things-- >> we're going to leave this and take you live for a press conference with the house freedom cauc.

i don't think there is an american alive who thinks we should sell technology to the pla.i say, we are not going to negotiate or compromise on this. these are the actions that a government has to take in the 21st century in an age where technology is at the heart of international politics. some of it has to be regulated. annabelle: that was the u.s. ambassador to china nicholas burns with our chief north asia correspondent stephen engle in beijing. you can watch us live and see our past interviews on our interactive tv function tv . check at out. this is bloomberg. ♪ when you automate sales tax with avalara, you don't have to worry about things like changing tax rates or filing returns. avalarahhh ahhh annabelle: see atl is reporting results of this friday, it is the world's largest ev battery maker in a could see a jump in full-year earnings, signaling it is weathering fierce competition in china and a drop in raw materials prices. for more let's bring in danny lee. i am curious on this one because we have been talking so much about consolidation in the ev sector and

they're here at the doctor, of direction of theccp and pla.he white house announced a $300 million military aid package for ukraine after president biden requested $7.3 trillion for his annual budget proposal. that includes 5 and-a-half trillion dollars of new taxes. higher taxes for business and the highest earners. where is this going? >> it's going absolutely nowhere, maria, nor should it. the $5 trillion that the biden administration and far left democrats can say that's going to be targeted at the wealthiest americans, it's not. you could confiscate all the wealth of the wealthiest americans, it's not going to solve the problem. the 5.5 will be taken from the middle class. to collect the money, they want $104 billion on top of the 80 billion they already had to increase the irs. biden administration is coming for the middle class and their pocketbooks. maria: obviously he's not going to raise taxes this year. it gives you an indication of what biden's next four years would look like. 5 and-a-half trillion dollars of higher taxes, i don't

navy admiral saying this all indications point to the pla meeting president xi jinping's directive tonormous military base on three islands surrounding taiwan's main holding in the south china sea, joining the hudson institute senior fellow alice organization founder and decisive decade author jonathan tt ward. your reaction to what were hearing. >> anyway this is not news the indo pacific command has been very clear and consistent about the 2027 date and he's brought this up now but it was admiral davidson before him that establish what people call the davidson window explaining that the pla may be ready to conduct an invasion a successful invasion of taiwan by the date and the chinese side this centennial of the founding of the liberation army gives us the date of 2027 and that's why xi jinping is organizing the forces to be able to undertake what he sees as a major mission of natural reunification for the problems in the pacific are growing more significant and more urgent this is the focal point of what is next for the geopolitics of the u.s. china competition in our major securit

we have a 3d printer with a material called pla . twisted face it comes into the machine , it is weakenedording to the program we give it , it moves layer by layer, and everything that is inside the map is made for us, and the microscope that it has the ability to be used by a group , it can transmit the image on a screen without the need for digital media or optical media such as video projection or optical glasses . we designed it so that blind people can fully understand the environment and what is around them and can interact with it . the electronic slide of the pipes has no height restrictions. the location and location of the incident is about 1 to 5. minutes are sent as sms to the owner of the house . non-touch command to the computers by rotating my hand is around a circular axis as you can see. at the 11-year-old festival, how many machines did you make: circular saws, circular saws, sanders , hoses, and column drills? i came up with it. this year, javan kahrami festival was held in 18 scientific branches. 3 thousand plans have been registered in these different fields. five sta

speaker, the's no pla to tak just more of the same and they're asking the american taxpayer to fun theormer secretary of state mike pompeo put it, this is an america that isn its bac foot, our friends don't trusts e -- our advsaries insufficiently fears, mr. speaker. iouldn't agree with him more and yield back. the spear proempore: pursuant tolause 12-a of rule 1, the chair declares the house >> with that in mind, i'll yield. thanks, mr. chair. .a chair brown: senator tester f montana, is recognized. thank yr being here, chair powell. we appreciate your work. difficult situation. but i think you have done a really good job. thank you for that. look, success at the fed mandate for strong employment and stable prices is critical for smallsin. for farmers, ranchers, for montana families. you fall all the metrics. from perspectiwh

heading towards the regime's ministry of military affairs chanted slogans while carrying anti- netanyahu pla." cards, they also carried netanyahu f in prison uniform. in some areas, protesters blocked to the streets, so they also pulled on the fire hoses to prevent the firefighters from reaching bonnfires they had made on the streets. the regime forces tried to disperse the demonstrators by using force. the protesters also demanded a deal with the palestinian resistance movement hamas to release all the israeli. similar protest was held outside netanyahu's residence in the occupied city of al-quts. now to discuss that further, we're joined by khalid mbarakat, journalist and activist who's joining us live from vancouver, and we also have with us christopher halali, a researcher and political analyst who's joining us live from vermont. thank you very much to both of you, gentlemen. let's begin with our guest from vancouver, mr. barakat. netanyahu has taken this so far that even his own people are now calling for his resignation. yes, the problem with this situation that netanyahu is trying to

seats to divide gaza into two parts and give control of the strip to groups other than hamas or the pla. al hindu stress that the day after the end of the israeli onslot, gaza will be under the full control of palestinians. earlier we were joined by political commentator shabir riswe who gave us some insight into israel's genocidal war in gaza. he said that peace is impossible to achieve in west asia as long as the israeli regime exists in the region. in order for the region to be stabilized in order for the region to see peace, israel must be removed. uh, it it's it's as clear as day, as long as this illegitimate regime is allowed to stay in any sort of way, whether whether it's um two-state solution or what have you, um, it poses a direct threat to the region, the only way for the region to see any peace is the dissolution of israel, is the overthrow of israel, and iran correctly sees that and correctly backs that, as you saw throughout years, um, specifically uh, with general suleimani who worked... uh on the battlefront uh with leaders of the of the islamic resistance and also hamas

hundreds of threat actor and some part of them, we can trust them back to a military unit a belong into pla, the people's liberation army, linked to ongoing chinese cyber warfare says the us director of national intelligence. >> we expect the pla will field more advanced platforms, deploy new technologies, and grow more competent in joint operations. the latest accusations from >> the us and the eu k, claiming elite chinese hacking units are infiltrating america's power grids, stealing voter registration lists for tens of millions of british citizens working on behalf of china's powerful security ministry. the accused hackers now facing sanctions in both countries just months ago at their summit in san francisco chinese leader xi jinping told president joe biden, china won't interfere in the november elections. two people familiar with the conversations tell cnn, but us intelligence believes beijing is improving its ability to spread disinformation and may try to use social media platforms like tiktok to so doubts about us leadership undermine democracy and extend beijing's influence >> dir

determination of the concentration of elements in industries such as gold, metal, cement, oil, polymer and pla. isfahan, the minister of cultural heritage pointed to the discovery of egypt in the archeology of east azerbaijan and said that this important discovery brings the date of the discovery of egypt at the global level to 8 thousand 8 thousand years ago . the eastern one that was discovered has pushed the discovery of egypt back to 1500 years at the global level . this is a very important archeological event at the global level. determining the authority to issue licenses only by the ministry of culture and guidance. competence for the issuance of a license by the ministry of culture, the ritual of honoring and appreciating morteza amin al-raaya was held at the research institute of culture, art and architecture . my name is morteza on my birth certificate, morteza's family name is amin al-rayah yeminih, morteza amin al-raya, illustrator, writer and revolutionary poet, adel ye ami , it was the abbreviation of adel. since 1974, he has written and designed more than 40 book covers for chil

. >> we have mortale talented plas coming from japan and south korea. >> reporter: back in southern californiathe 16-hour time difference was a curveball for th bleary-eyed fans south korean players enjoyed a sort of homecoming, too. >> i think the energy, the enthusiasm from the korean fans is great >> reporter: the final score, 5-2, dodgers but fans here very much the winners. janis mackey frayer, nbc news, beijing. >>> still to come, we could be getting the first movie written entirely in simlish. in simlish. i'm feeling better. all in one and done with new mucinex kickstart. headache? better now. new mucinex kickstart gives all-in-one and done relief with a morning jolt of instant cooling sensation. it's comeback season. that grimy film on your teeth? dr. g? (♪♪) it's actually the buildup of plaque bacteria which can cause cavities. most toothpastes quit working in minutes. but crest pro-health's antibacterial fluoride protects all day. it stops cavities before they start... crest. it ain't my dad's razor, dad. ay watch it! it's from gillettelabs. this green bar releases trapped hairs from

efforts a few years back with chinese pla officers tha sanctie indicted.ut it don't think again we have been nearly aggressive enough. i think there there's formal law enforcement prosecuting here in america,, even if you're not able to be touched. that puts -- >> to lock them in. >> you lock them in. but also our ability to come to strip some of their networks, our ability to disrupt some of the cybercrime of activities. and i think again, it■z was almt a week, it was a week plus after the change in unit healthcare hack before we were even on the path towards identify the bad guys pick we have to be again i don't thinkea go alone. we have to work with you guys and others in the space of identifying and i get i think than something on the defensive side. >> so i know i mean, i think one of the most important things from the government perspective, i was talking to somebody in the administration earlier today about the need to have more coordination across the entire use it. how to bring together the authorities, the capabilities come the resources of all t

>> we can use sanctions there were efforts a with chinese pla officers, at least we put sanctions ond i don't think again, we've been nearly aggressive enough. i think there are both-- there's law enforcement prosecuting here in america and touched that puts a-- you lock them in in their country. but also, our abili to of disrupt some of their networks, our ability to disrupt some of the cyberagain, week, it was a week plus after thenge in united health care hack before we were even on the path towards, you know, identifying the bad guys. we have to be, i don't think we can do this as government alone, we have to work with you guys and others in the space of identifying and again, frankly more on the the defensive side. >> so, i know-- i mean, i think one of the most important things from the government perspecti i to someb administration earlier today about the need to have more coordination across the how do we bring about the authorities, capabilities, resources of all the different intelligence agencies to have a more approach and a more aggressive approach so we can do more disr

are strikingly different from the current ones, which have already been modernized several times... plae twenty-second year was in service and gyranias were delivered and the speed of which did not exceed, at best , 300 km/h. the main mass developed a speed of only 170-200 km. the enemy quickly found a way to combat drones. a striking example of this is the german cheetah anti-aircraft guns. they turned out to be absolutely useless against the main strike forces such as cruise missiles, but against low-speed kamikazes they work turned out to be quite successful. how to increase speed? the issue was solved by installing a small-sized jet engine; the engine from pc models was taken as the basis; it is cheap, simple and efficient. as a result, according to our open sources from that side, the speed almost doubled to 600 km/h, maximum at kresesevskaya in the post area. it is much more difficult to hit such an object, especially for tired ukrainian short-range air defense systems. during a massive raid by gerania. new model is almost impossible to cope with these birds, if two or three can b

worker messaging, -- warfare messaging, for research in biomedical areas, and even potentially for the pla'sns program. this is something that is happening all the time. the chinese denials are getting rather shopworn. ben: and just briefly, you think countries like the united kingdom are waking up to the threat from china? nigel: yes, most certainly. it is becoming something that can no longer be ignored. for some years now china's leader xi jinping has been quite explicit that the china dream is essentially a vision for china as being at the center of the civilized world, and the community of common destiny for mankind proposal for reordering global governance is something that is designed very much to be to china's benefit. it sounds very benign and harmless, but is actually very self-centered, hierarchical, illiberal, and coercive. ben: thank you so much for your analysis. farmers in europe had been protesting in recent weeks about the way they are treated, especially against cheap imports environmental regulations. today he has been the turn of british farmers to demonstrate. they have

register and pla >>> police in san jose are looking for shooter who is took aim at a puppy.'t understand how anyone could do something like that. marley's still recovering two months after someone shot the nearly year old pup in the head along mckee road. the owner told police she awoke to the sound of gunfire early in the morning of january 1 #19 and realized marley wandered off and was coming back wounded. my goodness. >>> so this is one of the last things that you would want to see on the ski slope, because itch you did run into it, you would fall. about 40 feet into the earth. this opened up on the back side of sierra at tahoe leading down a creek bed at the bottom. the resort says there's also a ton of snow to hide this deep crevasse since the caldor fire touched most of the trees in 2021. they've done some blasting to fill in this gap and have blocked access to this area. >> wow. % only snowboarded, but i'd imagine going over something like that when you don't expect it would be catastrophic. >> yeah, that is not what you want. because that distance falling, i mean tha

>> we can use efforts a few years back with chinese pla officers that at least we put and indicted butre not nearly aggressive enough. there's formal law enforcement prosecuting here in america. even if you are not able to be touched. >> you lock them in. >> you lock them in. but also our ability to dispt some of t their networks. toom disrupt cyber criminal activities. it was a week plus after the change in united healthcare passed. before we were even on the path towards identifying the bad guys. again i don't think we can do this is government alone we h gs and others in the space of identifying and being frankly more on the offense and simply on t d side. >> one in the most important things from the government perspective and i was talking to somebody in the administration earlier today about the need to have more coordination across the entire. how do we bring togetherhe capa, the resources of all the different intelligence agencies to have a more proactive approach and a more aggressive approach that we could do more disruption and eidetic densification et cetera. there have been

olay >>> leading the news this morning, vice president kamala harris toured a planned d a pla h parenthood facility, which is believed to be the first visit by a president or vice president to abortion clinics. >> it is only right and fair that people have access to the health care they need. and that they have access to health care in and environment where they are treated with dignity and respect. >> the visit was the sixth stop on harris' fight for reproductive freedoms tour which kicked off in january. >>> alec baldwin has asked a judge to dismiss involuntary manslaughter charges defense attorneys say in a new court filing that prosecutors unfairly stacked the deck against baldwin. the motion says the grand jury received inaccurate and one-sided testimony about the revolver involved in the fatal shooting on the scene of "rust". >>> coming up, curls are a girl's best friend >>> and fans have said for years, "i want you back" now they're getting their wish no strings attached. we'll pop over to the 'n sync reunion just ahead e 'n sync reunion just ahead. ♪ i knew that i would ♪ ♪ na na n

that'll show you what you'll be able to do with them down the pla. telemundo. no, no, no, no, no. come on a peddler. no, no. brought that initial then. so say you call us back and see what's going well known cause, but amount to somebody. a is cecelia or your lucy on that, but the officials stuff, i mean, well continue the phenomenal on a venue and beautiful family for 5 to 42. talk on is i'm on 3 or so one up in the meet actual multiple assume federal court. all with that at what time design city sits mad. anything will go down into the problem. the book of doable lesson does have payment on the much, but doesn't do sometimes see all over on like example some datasets. notice that got the impulse on latest estimate. the people that have left us know 64. could it be some easy? 6, if i let up for us to 60 percent data to 30, letting me get us on the link and that's on this on the police, on the bus route. limley it us, but i thought it was no, you ever find the music details? no feet out of mine, so, but i'm on a piece of it based on maria. commendable the low but it was taught tha

congress in response to this lawsuit saying that if apple can't that the apps that are sold on its plaother adversaries, if you will, from getting onto people's f.how do t criticism? ag garland: once again i will go to mr. kanter for the specifics, but in general, this lawsuit is not aimed at every kind of vetting or other activity that apple does with respect to the app store. it is aimed at exclusionary conduct. as we have set forth in the complaint, there are many things of that exclusionary conduct that do not help security and in fact some that actually harm security. so i will leave it to mr. kanter to describe this in more specifics. mr. kanter: thank you, attorney general. privacy and security are extremely important values. competition makes devices and services more private and more secure. our complaint explains very clearly why the legal exclusionary conduct apple is engaged in is not necessary to protect privacy, while the legal and exclusionary conduct apple has engaged in is not necessary to protect security and privacy. in fact, as the attorney general mentioned, our co

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let's give them the tools to continue this desperately needed work and let's turn those■y plas into actionsd the infrastructure adaptation fund municipalities, tribal governments and others to improve infrastructure that is vulnerable tolooding and rising sea levels and other weather events exactly the type of upgrades that will withstand the kind of storms we are seeing now. for example, in kennebunkport the town is using a grant and utilitiesyc" underneath it and o prevent road closures, reduce disruption from commercial fishermen and the need for costly repairs. replacing stormwater with those that would handle more water to reduce the risk of flood a property damage. these are commonsense projects that will strengthen the resiliency in the long run and tonight i propose that we bolster this infrastructure fund high rainy day fund to remain and rebuild infrastructure, working waterfronts, stormte systems make them tough enough to withstand the impact and climate change. essentially i'm talking about taking from the rainy fund to respond to the rainy days we've had some pretty rainy days

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and it shows all of the many diffensections of the federal that had a role to pla in the nation's national security and illustrated how spread outho responsibilities were and how little coordination there was between those different federal government entities. so the new department of homeland security was created to bring all of those different pieces of the national security system, all under one person in one leadership. i think it's really important for americans to understand and what happens here in the capitol and what our elected representatives do on our behalf. the historical investigations that we have put on display here allow americans to see how this process works and by seeing how congress has acted and how congress has invested created in the past. i hope that will be able to better understand what is happening today in current investigations and that they can use that historical context to to know how things are working, what is actually happening in congress, and why it's important to

detroit has been in trouble since the auto pla shutdown. a lot of my family came from the deep south and they moved to . they moved to detroit and they had years of great jobs and all of a sudden the plants closedown and people struggled. you can be a black woman in detroit with two masters earning 30000 a year and not be able to make ends meet. it is easy to sit and know that even though i have members of myown family it just took me a long time to truly understand what economic reality is like. reconnect with the reality of members of my own family. >> huawei is an incredible character he has a huge heart and ex-girlfriend's daughter. stepped into parent like a hollywood stepdaughter. she is difficult and seem to have this amazing person i don't want to give the book away but how are you processing getting to know him and will happen after to him. >> i'm in touch with his family and i think of him every day. >> i want to get back to the mexican worker retraining. there is something very much hunger games around this. what do you think whe

these are aliases using ccp hackers working for the pla the people's liberation army. this a wanted poster shows members of unit 61398 whom we indicted in 2014 for hacking into american companies and stealing intellectual property. the first time we have ever indicted prc nationals for computer hacking in the u.s. for years the ccp carefully studied how the u.s. ran cyber operations to develop its own concepts for cyber warfare. xi jinping himself calls for the prc to become a cyber superpower and to dominate the world through information warfare. in the last dozen years the ccp has used cyber operations for stealing ip from companies, collecting citizen data, hacking into emails and gathering personal data from apps. today we will be discussing an even darker side of the ccp cyber warfare tactics, activities that go far beyond merely stealing information. last may fbi nsa and our partners released a joint advisory that cyber attacks were targeting critical infrastructure including american power and utility systems, oil and gas pipelines and rail systems among others.

they released and am pla amphid. >> unacceptable behavior and core to the companies values.ou, david, this is gemini ai problem here. any impact on the stock. >> it's priced in a bit and trading in a mag 7. it's still expensive. google is slower growth company and it's all ad revenue. they haven't innovated much. 100 billion in earnings and they come out with this disaster of an ai platform. >> is it a disaster. >> i read a lot of nonpartisan tech reviews underwhelmed. >> they have to get that nonsense o out of the system. >> still ahead, we are moments a way from the supreme courts decision on colorado's ballot case. molly is here to react for it. vice president harris is asking for a seize fire. also dr.ben carson has been floated for a vice presidential pick. will he accept? i'll ask him. we'll have more coming up next. trading at schwab is now powered by ameritrade, giving traders even more ways to sharpen their skills with tailored education. get an expanding library filled with new online videos, webcasts, articles, courses, and more - all crafted just for traders. and

and we're going to talk about the pla. this wanted poster shows members of unit 61398 whom we indicted in 2014 for hacking into american companies and stealing intellectual property. this was the first time we've ever indicted prc nationals for computer hacking in the u.s. for years the ccp studied how the u.s. ran cyber operation to develop its own concept for warfare. xi jinping has studied and collected data. hacking into government e-mails and even potentially gathering personal data from apps like tiktok. however today we will be discussing an even darker side of the ccp cyber tactics. going beyond merely stealing information. last may, released a joint advisory that ccp cyber attacks were targeting u.s. critical infrastructure including american power and utility systems, oil and gas pipelines, and rail systems among others. this cyber campaign titled volt typhoon has been inactive since 2021. ccp hackers access computer systems of at least 2 dozen critical entities including in hawaii and in guam. the hackers even a

really close to being good pla place. >> with all due respect, the new york jets are doing a lot bettering to jets. do we all agree? the mark football fans like to joke it stands for just and the season. just and the safety inspection. check this out. last week airlines boeing 770 lost a wheel during takeoff that fell from the sky and crushed a car in the parking lot. this happened in san francisco luckily 249 passengers on a plane for finance none of the junkies living in the car or home at the time. i love me san francisco but is the only city in the world where they sell cars in the real estate section. [laughter] it's not supposed to work this way but if the wheel wasn't enough, a different united boeing 777 made an emergency landing this week because of a fuel leak shortly after takeoff. i love how they word it casually like the pilot forgot to put the gas cap on his honda accord, no big deal. it bothers me but we had 50 passengers injured during a flight from australia to new zealand after the boeing plane had turbulence drop from the sky and slammed into the roof. if you're on th

i think the target for the pla is to be in a position to try and invasion of taiwan and 2027.na's position is it seeks unification of taiwan but it would like to do that peacefully if possible but it has never taken use of force off the table. haidi: how much does that change the calculus for beijing if there is a change in government in the u.s. after november? john: i think it's extremely hard to predict. if that's anything, it's a calling card of mr. trump, if he is reelected. his position on taiwan, there's been less certainty relative to joe biden's position, seeking to strengthen alliances in the pacific and strengthen taiwan's ability to defend itself. whether or not a president trump would pursue the same tack, we have to wait and see. i think how beijing reacts is hard to tell. annabelle: that was john liu in beijing. china also watching the russian war in ukraine. russia thought it would be a quick and easy invasion but the ukraine prime minister says u.s. funding could arrive as soon as this month. he says ukrainian officials are in direct dialogue with congress mem

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unfortunate lately, that explosive growth left it overrun by and pla disease.60, the was in the midst of lifting buildings with giant corkscrew so that the street level be raised and sewer pipes buried. it. streets were horribly muddy when it rained and horribly dusty. when it did, the chicago river had the color and consistency of pea soup and stank so badly that women had to cover their noses handkerchiefs when shopping downtown. this is the wigwam built of wood thrown up in just six weeks to host the convention and fitting up to 11,000 people. it was the largest auditorium in america america. this is the inside of the wigwam viewed from the laalle upstairs. giant ste on the left theret where the delegates were sitting in two groups with the press in the middle of the task of assigning seating on stage was given to chicago lawyer norman, a republican national committee member who happened to be a close friend of lincoln atilt t. he very cleverly put the solid seward votes on one side, but the doubtful ones on the other side, and that made it easier for the li

bad on thissen pla.ught he might lose his life on the flight. >> it dropped and then the plane went like this, did a nose dive. i thought, i just looked out the window and said, all right, this is it, you know. we're done. >> cheryl: that same passenger talked to "wall street journal" and basically said that the pilot after the incident came into the cabin and that 61-year-old canadian said the pilot said his instrument panel had gone black for a second or two. this is the passenger recounting what the pilot said to him. it went dark before lighting up again. for the split second, the pilot said there was nothing he could do. >> carley: this is more than turbulence? >> cheryl: does not seem like turbulence. that passenger said you know when you hit turbulence and he told the journal, boom, out of the blue the plane headed down and everyone went up. they are saying it was technical issue and took the black boxes from the plane, you don't do that if it is turbulence. this is the investigation. last year wa

so that's our next step and■plas important. so we should go first.t work. we should go there and talk and discuss with the government or the businesses and explore and create the next ict businesses, globally, yeah. >> two observations on the competition question is an essential one.■ the first is my office, rbo, we spent a heck of a lot of time wearing an erickson hat and a nokia t-shirt. in many markets, operators work with very tight margins. we associate what erickson and nokia offered with the supply. there's no value for the united states in that regard. i can legitimately say in my engagement we believe the citizens of country x should be allowed the same protections of the united states in your network security. and that curried some favor, but we have to contend with the fact that there is a price delta in many markets. significant subsidies are offered by the prc and that's very real. it's an extraordinary challenge and that's why the importance of the development finance corporation, xm and counterparts in japan and other countris essentia