wealth and innovation aren't exploited for pla military monetization. private sector is a key advantage and we must collectively collaborate to achieve our competition aims. that is why we have made significant, sustained investments every year to strengthen the health, productivity, workforce, facilities, and supply chains of our defense industrial base, traditional and nontraditional, from critical minerals to microelectronics and much, much more. our ability to innovate is something that beijing can never blunt, steal, or copy, because it is embedded of our system of free minds, free markets, and free people. we don't seek to control innovation or make it toe the party line. instead, we aim to foster and unleash innovation. that is why over the last four years we took chainsaws to the thicket of innovation obstacles that inhibit dod from adopting america's best commercial technologies. we built more bridges and express lanes over the valleys of death between more fighter needs, research in developing, production, and fielding at scale. we opened more

but, you know, in xijinping's mind, i don't think there's any doubt that the pla has the capability toe issue is always, will america step in? and if the answer becomes, well, maybe it won't, and we've got four years, then, you know, that does raise that question, is this an opportunity? tell me about your emotions towards taiwan. how do you feel about it? it is a, you know, it is a wonderful place. it is a really remarkable story of transition from... ..really amazing how it transformed from a hard—line, brutal military dictatorship under chiang kai—shek and his son to a really flourishing, open democratic society. i think, if china does come one day, a lot of people will leave, a lot of people willjust leave, and then a lot of people can't leave and they are the people who will then, you know, who will face a future like the people of hong kong. they will lose a lot of the freedoms that they have come to enjoy over the last 30 years. i'm less optimistic than i was a few years ago, that that is not, you know, in taiwan's future. china's pressure on taiwan isn't limited to sending its

pla is sfusd we gave them jurisdiction to use pla on the site project. we required ociisbe policies on the school yard project. to hear that was not honored is -- very concerning. understood. and -- as i said -- it is evidence from the today they did not meet their good faith efforts and convening presolicitation that means they were -- deefficient in how they solicited orb went through the prebid process documentation and material that was supposed to be provided all the sbe. sbe's rely that part of the bid packet they know they have a chance of acquiring a contract. >> ficould go back to -- one of the points. for a contract side and targeteded out reach. include a large portion of the work. i'm looking at, i can provide -- tabulations that were provided. the majority of the scopes there were sb's that bid. i think this presentation and the materials indicate they were not the low billed there was a design build model the standard was best value was a scombit -- that is why the if he weres were not selected. the materials i review. yes. but that is a re

like, on the surface, we — because we hear the news about chinese military, like, pla sending fighterrjets fly over, we think, "oh, it's quite "normal," so we don't panic. but deep down, the concern of chinese military may invade taiwan do exist. sort of way — kept way down inside you? yeah, and i think sometimes, we look calm or we look nothing's happened — that's the way we try to avoid thinking the consequences what if china invade us? the damage to taiwan would be, like, very, very big and i cannot even imagine what happen or what will happen to our society or to my family, to myself. it's interesting — just before we started this interview, there was a little group of tourists here. some were taiwanese, some were from the chinese mainland. there didn't seem to be any hostility between them. for ordinary people, the relationships are not as nervous as the governments from both sides. and especially in kinmen island, in this area, you can see how close it is to each other. by ferry, it only takes 30 minutes from here to xiamen, to the chinese city, so the people here, like... just

xi ordered the pla to be ready to invade taiwan in 2027. if it does happen there's no way the chinese will know that it did happen. just ask glenn or put how predictable invasions are even in neighboring countries much less hundreds of miles of blue water. may not happen if the chinese are consistently missing their recruiting growth and not a happy thing to be in the pla if you're a chinese person and like you said you just don't know if the answer is yes we have achieved that objective. here's where after refer to my ideology on the trump pragmatism. it feels like a way to go. there are islands claimed by taiwan better to miles off the coast of china. it's a blockade and if you invade taiwan what may happen? number one you may lose auntie you may reduce it to smoking rubble so what have you achieved economically? you pressed a nuclear war with the united states. you destabilize the region so it's a don't want to say a rejection but it's the kind of thing that i'm supposed to be scared by that. .. between the united states in china. if you

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that is the language in the pla. there is not a one size fits all solution.we are not suggesting 99 p.s. of bathrooms will not be modular. some -- that might provide an opportunity. activelies in the done because of the toilet this is has been in the works for years. the toilet noe valley highlights the challenge where we had a modest construction budget but on top of that this is less been mod lawyer is a piece but not all of it. when drove this price per television was the construction and the design and all the city agencies that were involved in you know doing this project. but when you have a small construction budge can't have soft costs that are 50 or 60%. . soft costs are constant. we have to do it all ourselves from scratch. most jurisdictions use these national cooperative purchasing models. typically do they bring in their own workforce? do we buy the stuff and we install it? >> i would say -- its -- for us it is going to i don't know how this is run through you know -- the -- country. but the way that we are planning on doing it is contracting dir

. >> we're going hear from san jose mayor mahan about his pla these hands cook for 30 people, 3 meals a day. i can't stop when i have dry hands. i trust o'keeffe's. it's america's #1 selling hand cream for guaranteed relief. if it works for these hands it'll work for yours. also available in o'keeffe's for healthy feet. >> the city of san jose is stepping up efforts to try to remove these rv's these encampments really along city streets from first charles clifford has details. >> by law vehicles that are parked along city streets here in san jose need to be registered operational in the can't stay in one spot longer than 72 hours. but in some places like behind me here, there are a visa been parked on the same location for a very long time. and starting today, the city is stepping up efforts to move the the city of san jose estimates that there are about 2000 oversized rv type vehicles parked on city streets. not all of those are occupied, but in some places like here, a long tunnel with avenue, a group of rv's that are being used as housing have been parked here for weeks or even mon

when we got our land title back, we used it as collateral to get a new loan from another bank to go pla l. a. we'll see while you're on a shaving. look here, we had to take out money from a new bank. because my private loans were piling up more and more the month the bank i was in the future of my 2 sons is important and i hope to see them having decent jobs. so i'm glad took up on here. it was done after their high school graduation. they can choose whatever they want to do and they can decide for themselves. i'm not put all remind them on come don't be a factory worker like your mother working days and nights. those who can't even afford to raise their own children who don't want them to struggle with something called a man the they pass along to me, i don't remember the day they came to give the land title back to me a mile and they invited the village chief because they wanted the local authority to be present at this moment. they said that we are coming here to give you back your land title certificate on lee ann tom. no, no, i'm good. your i'm go live. we feel sorry that we gave y

y nueva york despliega mas de mil agentes de policia adicionales en pla plataformas, estaciones y trenesserie de te terribles crimenes de alto perfil que han ocurrido y que aqui le hemos informrmado. ya sabe, la cita 11, 35, diez, 35 del centro julio.>> con eso y mucho mas. nos vemos, aranza. gracias. el vaticano informo que el papa francisco sufrio una caida y se lastimo el brazo derecho. el pontifice fue visto usando un cabestrillo mientras recibia diplomaticos y fu funcionarios de organismos internacionales. la santa sede dijo en un comunicado que francisco no sufrio fractura en la caida, pero le inmovilizaron el brazo por precaucion. horas decisivas para tik tok. la corte suprema podra decidir este viernes si se termina o no, pero los usuarios ya estan buscando otras aplicaciones. >> hola, soy natalia, fan de chevrolet y un pequeno detalle que me gusta del spicy deluxe sandwich de chick-fil-a es el pollo a la parrilla que tiene una chispa unica combinado con el covid. >> jack cheese es un picoso perfecto, tiene como un sazon bien latino porque es un sabor familiar. >> agregando el ci

ready ready a new evacuation orders issued in los angeles as the largest wild plas spreads and residents of war, and the weather conditions could buy the stove, the place, and the value of the smoke filled skies of, of los angeles. west bias was still floating hundreds of thousands of people being evacuated on the site. the waves are about to take all the hello. i mean, none of us to innovate to this is all to 0 nice from the also coming up, a school sheltering displaced, palestinians in northern garza, is targeted and is really strikes. and these 8 people have been killed to john's army says it's re taking a strategic town in 20 states. the rivals, hired military rapids, support forces say they've looked around the notes of bustles, diplomatic relations restored the leaders of somalia. and if you need and reiterate the commitment of friendship after a year long, does the welcome to the program, the number of people killed in the los angeles, while science has arisen to sassy. it comes as far as he's owed up more people to leave that hooton's due to the threat of a wild fuss spreading to

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if a cricket plas details a little later on in the show, the light showers though they all still arrived to the east and met, they did cause a bit of flooding in libya, then not why. see the same together think you need you for your let's use the blue blogs that run up through kaiser. i'm to was they root light showers. there's nothing significant but property, you don't really won't remember that all the same, not. and our terms are still down to single figures kinds of 9 i'm on for if you're at some height is property freezing on the ground. of course that applies through right. most of the inside of the door. yeah. there is rain on its way and so crossing slowly and it was really cold and it's coming out of europe. it'll eventually come across the boston with, i think. and the fact that it's done, but it has it very heavy. ready for weston took it. i felt potential here. now beyond that, there was some, a few showers, all snow in the rainy and mountains on this line here that stretches from behind to was back in for the size. occasionally big side of the so as i might catch by right .

white house press secretary posting photos that show migrants boarding militarien plas, what we know. >> carley: and the president is heading to north carolina and then to california. someone special willing waiting on the tarmac when he arrives. >> lawrence: cold temperatures won't stop today's march for life. rachel campos-duffy will preview the big event. final hour of "fox and friends" st starts right now. defense secretary nominee, our friend pete hegseth, could be confirmed today after clearing a senate hurdle, not without something from democrats and a couple republicans. >> brian: aishah hasnie, you might have some weekend hours coming your way. >> ai >> ayesha: it will happen without the -- later tonight and looking at possibly two defections from the gop, that is main senator susan collins and senator murkowski, both voted no, that is good indication that is how they will vote today. collins cites lack of experience and murkowski says it is lack of experience and the allegations. john thune said it wasn't a big surprise to him. >> we will have more conversations with them. i

we have know plas, this is a terrorist, terrorist will be hell bent to create carnage and destroy but we as city and law enforcement community have proven over time that we can handle and manage large crowds. super bowl still in play. we will harden our targets. we will correct any kind of gaps there have been. those will be corrected and you will see today, you will experience today what we can do. >> my last question to you, we know there was barriers and those barriers were being repaired and replaced. as a result of that, the terrorist killer went around the beararriers on the sidewalk. what can you tell us about that portion of the investigation? scombl you will see this afternoon, we are using heavier equipment, not just patrol cars, to harden the target. >>ef choo chief, i wish you the best and condolences to the 15 souls. >> i am sorry for the grief people are going through today, i am so proud of our officers, they engaged this terrorist, they were in a gun fight, two officers were shot. they will recover. because of their bravery and courage, they stopped him three blocks in

just before thanksgiving some others just kept running to my own chagrin i high greated highlighted plas some traditional sectors also. those were the results of a screen we had run searching for stocks that have a return 50% for the month of november. that's a red flag if i have ever read of one. since then, there's been a downturn in most of the stocks, which is a good sign there were some that just wouldn't quit. which is a very bad sign until yesterday. until yesterday when the helium in the balloon, quantum computing stocks got skewered. you know my position i think nvidia is the vanguard of the new industrial revolution it will touch every aspect of our lives in a short time. robots will dominate, cluesing some surprising sectors. digital ctory trin wins. machines augment humans and do a better job, especially when we deal with labor-intensive tasks. nvidia stock gets heat for being too high none of what happens there is froth. the ai revolution is real. the sales and earnings are real. they are spectacular, which is why i tell you to own this one don't trade it this can play out o

it's likeknow, we said there's a plant and there's not a pla's not a black and white thing in that. but, but it is clearly misleading. and, and when we think about these questions, we're not looking only to lies, ri to, you know, complete false statements. we're also looking to misleading ents or misleading omissions as the case may be. and this seeu know, the hypothetical is meant to suggest at there are a range of ways in which these forwaking statements can be misleading as to things that have occun the past. and i actually cely agree with that. and i think that our ah takes account of that context. it does e scrutiny of the statement. i would submit that the other side's approach doeno and let me at least describe what i understand the other side's approach to be. and mr. russell and mr. ba can explain if i'm incorrect about this, i understand their position to be that whenever you an if then statement of this variety, which is a pretty paradigmatic form of statement in a risk disclosut the if carries with it an implied represon that the specified triggering event has not previo

well, on exactly the pla wre the railroad route. the rappahannock river. today at a place called remington then known as rappahannock station. if you look in this picture, you can see the bridge i just showed in the last in the background. there. so while the army used, the railroad bridge to cross that had been enslaved, headed for the fore just below the bridge place called cow ford on. the rappahannock river. franklin hoff, who was a surgeon with the 97th new york, wrote that, these people, enslaved people singly and in pairs and groups, families and in squads of ten and 20. another man recalled, perhaps describing this precise group, an old -- man driving a yoke of oxen fastened to a rickety wagon on which were piled women and children betting and boxes in wonderful confusion and still, a third man described the group again, maybe this very group with an oxen team drawing a wagon with their worldly goods. and on top of these were three wenches and a perfect swarm of ebony children. so was remarkable to me that i that there are descriptions the people i

>> look, there were barriers pla installed many years ago but not in place at the time of the incidento get to the bottom of this. i said at the very first press conference we had met at thet' time, at this point, it is more important to support thetant families and ensure they get tha important answers they need as they are being consoled.he be sure the investigation is complete. i know the fbi, louisiana state real hard.yorking jake you know, we went to pivot to the motivation. to me it iots protecting the boa man. the one thing i can say, trey, we should concentrate to prepare for the super bowl in new orleans. we need kristi noem to be confirmed on the same day that donald trump is sworn in asit president. into something the senate can do.k look, chuck schumer knows about terrorou. new he is from new york and he knowa how important it is to havein homeland security secretary in place. we don't need any gaps.sena what i'm doing is calling on the senate democrats to aid the senateurer republicans and ensun the 20th after donald trump is sworn in coach at she becomes confirmed. be mad

trump also has the democrats' panties in a bunch over the pla.the pearl clutching. >> there is a lot of talk about greenland. there is a lot of freak outs. of course i would never support taking it by force, but i do think it is a responsible conversation if they were open to acquiring it, whether just buying it outright. i mean, if anyone think that's bonkers, remember the louisiana purchase? i think alaska was pretty a great deal, too. >> greg: so far the conducts are not on board with trump plans to annex them as the 51st state but this canadian official told some idiot he is open to other options. >> i love the u.s. come i love americans, and i get it. president-elect trump is a real estate tycoon, he has made billions, but my property is not for sale. we are proud canadians just like there is proud americans, and if we join together, and take on the world with a great trade deal between us, i think that would be fabulous and no one can stop us. >> greg: you know, jesse, that was on your show last night. >> jesse: thank you. >> greg: is trump

china itself securitize this long term military contracts of up to 10 years from the pla to another state-owned company that goes to the bank of china and gets a loan using the global cap -- the global capital markets at a low interest rate to set up that whole system, so using the west's money in a sense to finance the buildup of their military. we don't need to do exactly copying them, but we do want to get private capital into our system, and a good way to do that is to have long-term contracts backed by the u.s. government which can be securitized or financed on wall street. we are missing out on one of our other best resources and talents in this country, which is financed. >> that sounds like a problem for congress. >> it is. congress needs to make sure we are consistent in setting demand signal. the reason for the perturbations is because people go, congress does this when you're in the next year they do not or how congress for 19 years in a row has done cr's. here we are again with another continuing resolution. everybody on this panel knows if you come up with a way not to run a govern

happened last time where an officer's words haunt me forever on the police line, said, does anyone have a pla does anyone have a plan? and the answer from the leadership back then was no. now we have clear leadership in place. the first test for that plan comes today and vote certification for the 2024 election begins at 1 p.m. eastern time here at the capitol. now, vice president kamala harris will will preside over those proceedings, essentially making official her election loss to donald trump. christian. laura, back to you. part of her job in what she has to do. thank you chris. well, americans are honoring a president and a statesman. here's a live look in atlanta, georgia, where the late president jimmy carter is lying in repose at the carter presidential center. that's where his family held a private ceremony saturday following his death at the age of 100. carter's casket will remain in atlanta until tomorrow before it is flown to washington. mourners are standing on long lines to pay their final respects. he changed my life and he changed the world. and if any of us can be a fraction

there's a pla for you, and we can't wait to bring a little magic to people's lives. grants and donations from the county of santa clara and the california state parks. i've been to a number of magical bridge playgrounds. they are fantastic. and what is one of the things that's so great about them is obviously they're built with kids with disabilities in mind, but everybody loves them. i know the one they have in palo alto. there's a traditional playground right next door. nobody goes to that. everybody goes to the magical bridge playground because it's there. so nice. i love that. all right, cynthia, so tell us if people wanted to go check out this playground. i mean, what's it going to be like? it's stay dry pretty much throughout the day there in mountain view later on into the day. that's when we got some sprinkles coming into the mix. and that continues for our saturday night plan. so grab a jacket if you're about to head out the door. stone ranger says, hey, remember me? i've been in clear mode since january 3rd, our last little rain here in the bay area. we hav

under the ae of america's most popular speech pla will shut down in nine days.ouldn't happen for three reasons. first, tiktok inc. is a u.s. company speaking in tted states. the act requires it to go dark, bytedance executes a divestiture. whether you ca it a ban 's a burden on tiktok's speechr, sohe first amendment applies. second, the act is content-based from beginning to end. it applies only ial media platforms that have user-generated content for business, product and travel reviews. within that finally the act can't satisfy any scr and it's fk that it seeks merely tont covert nest makes no sense. since could be addressed with the risk disclosure. the government's real target is the speech itself. it's hat americans even if fully informed could be persuaded by chinese misinformation. that is a decision that the first amendment leaves to the people. given that the government's da security rationale cannot independently sustain the act i is all sleep grossly rinclusive and ignores the obvious less restrictive alternative. simply banning tiktok inc. from shari

. >> nice dream pla dennis: rachael anderson's loved ones were filled with dread when she failed to turn up for her job as a medical technician that monday morning in 2010. she would have never left her children. she would not have left her sons, not for a minute, not for a day. dennis: investigators had a few bare facts to work with. they knew rachael had canceled that friday meeting with asotin county sheriff's captain dan hally about the stalking incidents. detectives could find no atm or cell phone activity since a voicemail rachel left at 8:09 friday night. that meant rachel had been off the grid nearly three days. i knew there was something very, very wrong. you'd swung into action. i had about 1,000 flyers printed at staples. dennis: monday afternoon, law enforcement pinged rachael's cell phone and got a weak echo just across the snake river from her home. we got a lot of people out into that field that night, also used a bloodhound to do a live search. dennis: the search was futile. early the next day, tuesday, captain hally formed a regional missing person task force. so what's

people are worried that the arrival of donald trump might mean big changes in terms of how much of the plad what we have heard in recent days from president zaleski and other officials here is that ukraine is dependent on that support and it needs that support to continue, because the russian invasion of ukraine has not stopped and it is notjust these missile attacks, the fighting on the front line right through eastern ukraine is still going on every single day. so there are worries about whether things might change after donald trump�*s inauguration. i suppose this is the message that ukraine is sending, look at what those russian missile attacks are doing here to this country on a regular basis. state media in iran is reporting two senior judges have been killed. it�*s reporting they were attacked outside the supreme court in the capital, tehran. anotherjudge and a body guard are said to have also been were injured in the assault. the attacker is reported to have killed himself after the shooting. tiktok has said it will to "go dark" in the united states on sunday unless the biden admin

find the pla clear and unforgiving, he was so fixated on winning back his former girlfriend -- he wouldman: i didn't think pedro ever deserved to walk the streets. i didn't think it would be safe for anyone for him to be out in the real world with normal people. you know, i think he-- i think he could be borderline sociopath dennis murphy: but the defense had a flip side to the pedro bravo narrative. defense lawyer: eighteen-year-old, honor student from miami, charter academy. but he had issues that he wanted to talk to his best friend about. dennis murphy: his best friend-- that's what the defense said christian was to pedro right up to the time he disappeared. his lawyer insisted that pedro never saw christian as a romantic rival-- that's because he didn't know that christian and erika were dating until that day in the police station. police officer: do you know christian? erika friman: yeah police officer: how do you know him? erika friman: i'm his girlfriend. dennis murphy: and now, the jury was about to hear from pedro himself. and only pedro; the sole witness for the defense. and

elect trump's cabinet picks, including some of his most controversial nominees, how they're expected to pla ey out and what it could tell us about the party's allegiance to trump. and could jeff bezos blue origin be on the verge of challenging spacex's dominance? the new rocket that will serve as a crucial test for blue origin in just under 24 hours. well, new this morning, at least 16 people are confirmed dead in california's two largest >> they're not sure what to do next. >> it's like your house been worked out we buy and stomped on and thrown away. >> and you're just trying to find a piece to put it back together. >> two doors down, the house is gone. one door up. the house is gone. the house above me is gone. the house is across the street. we're burning all day. >> los angeles police chief announced that the atf will take the lead on the new investigative task force created to find out what started the palisades fire. meanwhile, police are cracking down on looters in mandatory evacuation areas. the los angeles police department says it arrested seven people in two days, including two

application saying, look, here is ather place where fda kept saying when it was reviewing that marketing pla it wasn't good enough. the other side i don't think has said, oh, we have something one case that has gone the other way from the 11th circuit specifically cited novel proposals that those applica had their application, and the other side here isn't pointing to anything like that. me test applied to menthol,e and earlier this year in applying the same test to menthol, they authorized a handful of products because that applicant had survey research conducte020 fore these atio were even filed, the survey conducted bstantial evidence to show that they had more ion adult smokers ceto smoke cigarettes with their menthol flavors co to tobacco flavors. it is that type of evidence th was missing in these applications. stice alito: one last question -- maybe this is just curiosity on my par -- if there weren't a million application denials, there were certainly many hundreds of thousands, right? mr. gannon: the number of denials fouctseally was more than a million. what i was saying is that te

again, there's no foolproof pla. when someone wants to do something, they're not going to be stopped. but we got to just figure out how to deter them and keep our residents, visitors and businesses safe. are there any other additional changes you would like to see in the quarter, whether it's, you know, bollards that are larger, is there any other additional changes that you would like to see and can make happen to make people feel safe? i think everything is on the table right now. you don't want to see something like this happen and not react. so we definitely have to see what what works, what doesn't work, and how soon can we get something in place that is going to keep everyone safe as additional bollards? that's additional, additional whatever. officers, we got to figure out a way to keep everyone safe as much as possible, to the best of our ability and as a legislator. and i'm up for the task and i'm going to do my part. when is the last time the fbi is investigating this? when is the last time anything like th

. >> the best way to stop that is give pla all the money and do something outrageous. >> they are letting their currency fall. below 7.3 on the yuan. that is a big deal. they were defending that for a long time. the thinking is it will be worse under trump. >> i know. i think -- look, if i were running china, if i'm not, i would do the opposite. i would figure out a way so deals could be made. we hacked too much. they are addicted to hacking. the hacking is going on right now is absurd. >> which they deny, of course. >> i think they have the possibility ing things and it's a $7 trillion problem in real estate. >> no one would take that pain. >> why do we regard them as an important country in terms of trade? >> interconnected economically. >> we could be granular and say there are two reports today about apple and the fulcrum of apple and medical equipment is not doing well. china. estee lauder. p&g. merck. china. one company has been the best performer in the last month. rh. gary freedman had to get out of dodge. he recognized that. gary is not being saluted. bought a huge amount of stoc

of it all and we had so much melt and freeze overnight and created giant patches of ice all over the pladrivers are battling conditions they have never had to battle before. i-75, some driver stranded 15 hours plus after there were crashes on the highway there. and also the aftermath from the snowfall up in the wake of it alabama the roof of the mobile civic center collapse under all that weight. hundreds of people still sleeping in shelters because of the bed or freezing cold and a lot of people lost power too. the officials warning dangerous deadly conditions could continue several days especially driving as they could ice over again and again. rebecca. >> you have to stay alert on the roads, okay, trevor, thank you. we turn to the investigation after cabin jet filled with smoke. that happened shortly after cafe specific flight took off for boston and iraq were a chef but the story, good morning. so frightening for the passengers. >> definitely, rebecca packed plane filling with smoke and cafe specific said it became hard to breathe. they have to turn around what was supposed to be 16

. >> i that there is a real rit when a foreign adversary has controlf that mechanism and a speech pla in the united states it could weapon eyes to harm the united states interest. one of the key ways. >> i am sorry to interrupt you. we are not arguing about the compelling interest. we are aui about the tailoring. >> the qr for concerning speech is counter speech. congpecifically concerned in a particular subject or a particular viewpoint. wted to close off the capability. in any event it is hard to engage in counter speech because someone has manipulated the platform behe-scenes and in particular what they have the capability to deal. >> bio foreign company in a foreign government. >> discretion about this article are that artic or how it is doing it. maybe we just need shut down the oxford university pss in america or you pick it any other foreign led politico. without the okay on your theory. >> we are not asking the court to articulate right line rules. >> i am testing your argument. what i want to acknowledge is sometime a court has recognized that a speaker -se preference may ref

highlyely that an episode of data misuse is going to materialize, then all these things would be put into pla -- >> and by the way, 're identifying possible futur events that could create harm, you also need to identify if the past.nts have oc in >> and what's funnt this is that the sec -- and the sec did not do that when it promulgated item 100 just last year did not include episodes of data misuse in wha had to be disclosed. and indeed the sec shied away from requiring elaborate disclosures about previous occurrences precisely because companies complained about the burden tat would impose. >> thank you. >> you said that this is about context and about the regulatory context. but it seems to me based on a lot of the hypotheticals that you've gotten and the ones written in the briefs that it's about more than just the regulatory context, but also about ntext of the business, the nature of the risk, etc, which makes it not easily susceptible to a categorical rule. let's just say, you know, justice goucwas asking you to kind of articulate where the line might be. it's hard for me to see why wou

people are finding very confusing here is there are so many alerts, advisories, watches and warnings in placome down and they just are saying, well, we can't decipher this information. so my information to everybody is basically just be on high alert for yourself and for your surroundings. >> that's a great advice and information. roberta gonzales there in malibu, as we all know. boy. highway five, the grapevine. that's such a dry area too. so please wish our colleagues down there and everybody well, we are thinking of them because we have all been through this, these wildfires as well. roberta gonzalez, we will see you in another hour for another update. sal is keeping an eye on traffic. i just think about so many people who drive up and down our state on highway five for various reasons and work, and boy, it's a it's a dry, scary area now. >> it sure is. and right now, fortunately in the bay area we don't have any of those conditions. knock on wood. let's get right out to the bay bridge. i want to show you. the bay bridge is backed up out to the macarthur maze. the metering lights are on.

incoming secretary of state marco rubio talked about catl in august, the fact this is a vital supplier to plawanted it put on a black list. you will see a lot of this, the list designates from trump 1.0. my question is if the biden administration waited two weeks to put the names on a list. lisa: hundreds of officials have been hacked into. people are trying to avoid ccp oversight in the united states. there's question about this is a tit-for-tat or broader recognition and a decoupling of tech in the united states and china. annmarie: we talked about how we all read this detailed report over the weekend. the first line talks about chinese hackers shutting down thousands of u.s. ports and power grids and infrastructure targets. jake sullivan told executives at a secret meeting in the white house in the fall of 2023, more than a year ago. jonathan: shocking when you think about the policy towards china. you have to go back a couple of years. they were considering taking tariffs off china because of the inflation fight, which is amazing given everything that's happened since then over the past y

president xi has instructed the pla to be ready to militarily retake taiwan by 2027. this means the us government, industry, and allies have only 2 years to prepare. to that end, the actions of the 119th congress could prove among the most consequential in modern history. i applaud the committee for prioritizing this issue first, and i look forward to your questions. thank you. thank you, mr. wells. i now recognize ms. walden for 5 minutes to summarize her opening statement. chairman green, ranking member thompson. distinguished members of the committee, thank you for inviting me to testify today on this important topic. i'm kemba walden, president of the paladin global institute and co-chair of the aspen digital us cybersecurity group. i'm here today in my personal capacity, drawing from my experience from former as former acting national cyber director in my roles at microsoft and at the department of homeland security. the last 4 years have seen new sophisticated cyber threats, each of which has highlighted why cyber remains a significant source of human caused ris

i think, just being a pla -- a plain old person, if they just removed the cap where you don't have toay after you make ex-amount of dollars, and let these millionaires and professional sports players and entertainers pay in. host: cindy, as you know, social security and medicare reform, those are the big drivers of spending in washington and they are also the third rail of politics. lawmakers tend to not want to touch the issue. how do you respond? what is your message to them? caller: the majority of the people in this country do not make more than $150,000 a year. we don't own businesses, and hotels, and make billions of dollars singing a song. host: understood, cindy, but what you tell them about the resistance to tackle a complicated issue? caller: they need to get over it and do something for us, for the people. not be afraid of hurting some millionaire's feelings. host: mark, ohio, republican. we are live from capitol hill this morning and we are getting your message to lawmakers for the 119th congress. what do you have to say? caller: first of all, officeholders need to follow