how did you find out you were going to go to camp ritchie?ed to the company office and told, "you're shipping out." and i said, "may i know where i'm going?" and he said "no, military secret." >> wertheim: they swore you to secrecy? >> stern: yes >> wertheim: originally a resort, camp ritchie was a curiously idyllic setting to prepare for the harshness and brutality of war. nestled in the blue ridge mountains of maryland, it was away from prying eyes and prying spies-- but close enough to decision-makers at the pentagon. give us a sense of the kinds of courses they took. >> frey: well, the most important part of the training was that they learned to do interrogation, and in particular of prisoners of war. techniques where you want to get people to talk to you. you want to convince them you're trustworthy. but they also did terrain analysis, they also did photo analysis, and aerial reconnaissance analysis. they did counterintelligence training. >> wertheim: this was really a broad range of intelligence activities. >> frey: it was a very broad

joining me now, new york congressman ritchie torres who represents the south bronx.politics of this, i just want to know, as you toured your own district, as you talked to your own constituents, what sort of struck you most? >> we've been through so much here in new york city between the mass graves in the early period of covid-19 and the almost biblical flooding from the remnants of hurricane ida. there's a sense in which we feel like we're living through the apocalypse as new yorkers. in my opinion, joe manchin's pause is a suicide pact. climate change is making the planet less livable. it is causing more wildfires, more heat waves, more flash floods, leading to death and displacement. climate change is not taking a strategic pause and neither should we. in new york city we saw two record rainfalls in the span of one week. tshld be a wake-up call to all of us that we cannot afford to be complacent about climate change and we have to build an infrastructure for the 21st century. >> here's the thing. it has become very common now -- this is a good thing to talk about

ritchie, storage does allow for flexibility during drought. this adds storage to our system and in a different area, so can provide some reliability for dry-year supply. it is a regional project. regional water supply and environmental benefits and it is well within planning, likely to be constructed by 2029 and in operation by 2030. there are many partners and several agreements that need to be completed to really secure the project's benefits and that's an institutional process that we're going through and paying a great deal of attention to. there are also state and federal grants that can significantly reduce the capital portion of the project costs, but we're still looking at the long-term operational and maintenance costs of the project. and we are continuing to evaluate the location and timing of delivery as well as options for water supply. okay. so the actions that are here before you today, item 12, is basically sfpuc's participation in the joint powers authority. so our signing on to this governance board. and that would be represen

let's get to martin ritchie, who joins us now. important is guinea in the aluminum production supply chain? artan: -- martin: it has been a surprise morning for aluminum, everyone scrambling to understand what is guinea's role? it is basically a china story as a lot of things in commodities are. china has spent much of the last decade holding any up as a major supplier of bauxite -- guinea up as a major supplier of bauxite. it relies on them for 55% of its raw material. so concern is there might be some supply disruptions, changes in policy in guinea. the effect of the raw material in china and making production perhaps more costly and difficult in turn makes alumina more expensive so you have seen prices in shanghai this morning go up to 15 year highs. manus: 15 -- tom: 15 year highs, that's part of the reaction. a lot of uncertainties and unknowns. how is that expected to play out going forward? martin: it's just very uncertain because we don't know -- it is such a sudden event. we don't know what this new government in west afr

andrew ritchie is angry work on this -- andrea ritchie is done great work on this.: dream hampton if you could talk about what happened to aaliyah. he produced her first film, r. kelly did come "age eight nothing but a number." he would end up marrying her . she would die in a plane crash years later. talk about her experience. when did he start with aaliyah? >> like with sparkle, he began grming aalah possibly at , which is really hard to take. you talk about age ain't nothing but a number, r. kelly author that. a lot of what he has been doing for decades has been in the public. he calls himself the pied piper. when asked if you likeeenage girls, he replied, what you mean by teenage, he mopped us -- mocked us. that it was his brother on camera and not him. in so many ways, we opened r. kelly- "surviving r. kelly" with the facebook post. our entire tm, we realized, you know, the hubris was staggering. i did not think this would lead to charges. have to be honest. when charges began being announced in february, just a month after our documentary aired, i did not thin

we heard from charles ritchie, one of the co—founders of gambling with lives.eter shilton saying that he gambled millions are over 45 years but he felt he was not really an addict. how common is that? itrier? an addict. how common is that? very common. especially _ an addict. how common is that? - common. especially when it comes to gambling addiction and it is misunderstood. perhaps a kind of image we have in our heads when we think of someone addicted to gambling is somebody hanging around the bookmakers or during the daytime. but are simply not true. gambling addiction does not discriminate. there are between 430,001.4 million addicts in the uk so it can affect absolutely anybody. that is quite a startling statistic of how many people are gambling. the nhs said that they predicted 400,000 people in england had an addiction to gambling but how much do you think lockdown might have increased that? ., , think lockdown might have increased that? ., , ., ., think lockdown might have increased that? ., ., ., that? there was a lot of tension around with _ that? the

joining me is ritchie torres. he sits on the homeland security committee. you are one of the guys in the game. betsy and i are observers and journalists. this is in front of you right now. the next 72 hours for you, congress member, are important for you and the country and the biden agenda and how things unfold the next couple years. >> no doubt about it. we have historic opportunity to govern in the 21st century as fdr did in the 20th century. if we fail to strike when the iron's hot, we will miss a once in a lifetime opportunity. every progressive, every single one of them, is willing to give the moderates the framework in exchange for the build back better act. not every moderate is willing to give progressives the build back better act in exchange for the bipartisan bill. there is the problem. as far as i'm concerned, the obstructionists are not the progressives, but rather the so-called moderates. i use the word so-called because there is nothing moderate about allowing the child tax credit to expire and plunging 10 million people deeper into poverty.

ritchie says it should not affect ratepayers nor their service. final weekend of this year's stern grove music festival series. although there was a lot of goodwill extended to us about different options. but i think people expect a certain experience that they're only getting in strong grove. and so we didn't feel we could do it. justice by moving out with stuff short notice, and frankly, i don't think our organization could have pulled it off. richie says most of the repairs should be done by the end of this year. they are now working on hiring contractors to get the work done, he says. it's a project that commission almost prevented. interestingly enough we had replaced a lot this 54 inch line. up to near that valve. we didn't get to the point of replacing that section. ah, so if we had just recently replaced the whole thing, then this wouldn't have happened in san francisco. i'm james torrez, ktvu fox two news. and today we received a statement from bob felder at the executive director of the stunk stern grove festival, saying quote we're work

ritchie says it should not affect ratepayers nor their service. it did cancel the final weekend of this year's stern grove music festival series. although there was a lot of goodwill extended to us about different options. but i think people expect a certain experience that they're only getting in strong grove. and so we didn't feel we could do it. justice by moving at this step short notice, and frankly, i don't think our organization could have pulled it off. richie says most of the repairs should be done by the end of this year. they are now working on hiring contractors to get the work done, he says. it's a project that commission almost prevented. interestingly enough, we had replaced a lot this 54 inch line. up to near that valve. we didn't get to the point of replacing that section. ah, so if we had just recently replaced the whole thing, then this wouldn't have happened in san francisco. i'm james torres, ktvu fox two news and just within the past hour, we received a statement from bob fielder, the executive director of the stern grove fes

but nonetheless, what isn't wanted by biting almost all international ritchie? and as i say by the understanding is that the air is not going to stone derby come and gotten space is once more and then safe havens incubator if you'd like for terrorism to grow. and i think what the west particularly needs to avoid countries such as britain american france in particular, is to avoid the temptation to actually foster civil disputes. civil war in afghanistan, by example, back in rebel groups against the taliban government, which would, as we saw in libya, as we saw in syria. and iraq actually has the effect of creating those incubator says i'm getting spaces from which terrorism almost inevitably, it seems against the west that emerges. now we need to wait and see if that cooperation positivity actually translates into anything more solid. ok. so i would love to chelsea bridge. thank you. maxed amid record your energy prices and a heavy dependence on unreliable renewables. poland is shocked to find the brussels . now let's define it for using unclean coal. the block

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and we are very, very pleased to have don ritchie kicking us off. he needs little introduction to this group. as most of you know, he is the historian emeritus for the u.s. senate where he served for many years. don was also an executive councilmember for the society and a long time member and supporter of the society. he has written many books and articles. one of his books press gallery, congress and the washington correspondents, received the fhfg henry adams prize. and another book, electing fdr, the new deal, election of 1932, won the george pendleton book prize. his new book is on drew pearson. it will be published this summer. and the book is called the power of political journalism, leaks, lies and libel in drew pearson's washington. and we are very pleased to have don kick off this series for us. we'll first watch a very short video clip. bear with me while i try to share my screen. >> ladies and gentlemen, this is drew pearson. we bring you this special television broadcast to give you the very latest information on an amazing phenomenon.

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nancy pelosi and chuck schumer as well as the irchaman of the tax writing competents, ron wyman and ritchie neil yellen appeared at the press conference this morning with democratic leadership as schumer made that announcement. >> the white house, the house, and the senate have reached agreement on a framework that will pay for any final negotiated agreement so the revenue side of this, we have an agreement on >> but the menu of options still looks pretty broad a person familiar with the negotiations tells me there is strong sfoerlt for restoring the top individual rate to 39.6% capping mega iras and getting rid of conservation easement reductions but the difference in the house and senate priorities include the treatment of capital gains, whether to get rid of stepped up basis and new irs reporting requirements still pelosi said the house would begin advancing its version of the spending package soon but on the infrastructure bill she waffled when asked if there would still be a vote on monday. she said only, the democrats are trying to take this one day at a time back to you. >> question

. >> ritchie, you and i were talking before about inflation.e best stimulus package in the world probably was the vaccine is. it's working. people want to eat here, despite the fact -- the president said, oh, people aren't going out because of delta. >> they're coming out. >> but your problem is finding workers. >> yep. >> tell me a little bit about that. did you ever think you'd be in a position where you'd be competing against the government who's giving checks to people to stay home? >> at one time you couldn't get people to come in, and now they're all afraid to come in. they don't want to work. it's just collecting unemployment, they don't want to work. they'd rather nonwork. before you'd have a list of waiters, bartenders, waitresses and busboys, now nobody's coming through the door. >> right now, guido, the fed chairman, president president by say inflation is transitory. you have been seeing it for how long? >> it's been a couple months, but i don't think it's going to go away anytime soon. hopefully, it does -- >> how's it affect you?

and one day our friend ritchie schwartz said i think it could be a funny animated show and netflix boughtjoke between me and a few friends is in like 400 countries. it's crazy >> seth: would you admit that -- so you were -- you were born in the 80s in chicago >> the -- late 70s but thank you. >> seth: okay. but so you were old enough to appreciate the '86 bears and then you lived through the jordan bulls and i have always felt, even though i have a great many friends, that is true of, that you are some of the most insufferable people on earth >> well, i mean, that comes -- that's a lot coming from a red sox and a steelers fan >> seth: yeah, that's true >> but -- yeah, no, chicago fans we are very entitled we still consider the bears an elite football team, even though the last time we won the super bowl, "miami vice" was the number one show on tv. but you know, we are babies. we are definitely babies with our sports but we're sweet babies >> seth: how, how has netflix been - you have worked with a great many studios over your illustrious career this is first time with netflix. how have th

former reality star nicole ritchie celebratedded her 40th birthday, and when she blew out the candleskennedy: oh, god. that's hot. she was famous for being a ditzy blond, but in this video, more redhead. she needs to stop shampooing with paper. on the bright side, after getting blasted by the fire extinguisher, she had some incredible frosted tips. nicole's famous friends are responding on social media, one writing, omg. vanessa is hudgens wrote lol, and waitety perry -- katy perry wrote, way, no way. be sure to tune in to the oscars this year. topic number two, a great escape caught on camera from a new jersey doggy daycare facility. watch how a group of playful pups work together to spring themselves free. [laughter] oh, yeah. there we go. there's the culprit. who let the dogs out? [laughter] jumping up like his hero air bud and pulling open the door for the other dogs to fly the coop. unfortunately, the only thing waiting for them outside was the open new jersey air, but that's still slightly better than being trapped in a darkroom full of dog farts. i just hope they can evade the

let me ask you this, ritchie. what's the message you want to give president biden right now? they'll be better off. everybody will be better off if they get back to work. >> all right. connell, back to you. connell: steve forks with us -- steve forbes with us now, "forbes" media chairman. of course, charlie likes a good italian meal which you can get there out on long island, but there's some interesting points made by the owners. i know the jobs report was very, very weak, the president and others were saying this was all about the delta variant and the coronavirus. probably some truth to that, but the enhanced unemployment benefits and the idea that people know they can work their way through the issues and still be able to stay home, we've had this conversation over and over, steve, as you know. you think it's still contributing to the shortage we're seeing in places like that in terms of trying to find workers? >> well, you see it in the numbers. 10 million job openings, 9 million still unemployed, 8.7 million, and people often just will wait until those benefits run out.

. >> let's together take a listen to what ritchie torres said to my colleague, ali velshi, yesterday. >> every progressive, every single one of them, is willing to give the moderates the bipartisan infrastructure framework in exchange for the build back better act. but not every moderate is willing to give progressives the build back better act in exchange for the bipartisan bill. and therein lies the problem. as far as i'm concerned, the true obstructionists are not the progressives but the so-called moderates. >> that outlines the division. i'm curious to your response and what do you say to your progressive colleagues who are threatening to vote against the bipartisan bill without the reconciliation bill. >> we're on the same team. actually, the biggest obstructionists are the republicans. kevin mccarthy is literally whipping his members against a bipartisan infrastructure bill as we speak here today. that bill passed the senate with 19 republican votes. it does provide more than $2.5 trillion of funding over several years. and here we have kevin mccarthy willing to put politics ab

ritchie. >> this is extending the agreement with the independent system operator kaiso to provide planninginator services under federal regulations. the water and power is registered as generation owner, transmission owner, operator and planner. we are required to have a planning coordinator for the bulk electric system. somebody who is looking at what all other utilities are planning in terms of work. this is a required thing we need to have. the caiso is the authorized services in the balancing authority area. that is why we are recommending a second amendment to make this long-term contract with the caiso. i am happy to answer any questions. >> questions? comments? seeing none public comment on in item, please. >> members of the public who wish to comment on item 10. dial 415-655-0001. meeting id146-28703622-pound. press star 3 to speak. do we have any callers? >> there are no callers wishing to be recognized at this time. public comment is closed. >> motion and second to approve this item, please. >> i will move. >> second. >> moved seconded. roll call vote. president max women. >> aye

ritchie. >> this is extending the agreement with the independent system operator kaiso to provide planning coordinator services under federal regulations. the water and power is registered as generation owner, transmission owner, operator and planner. we are required to have a planning coordinator for the bulk electric system. somebody who is looking at what all other utilities are planning in terms of work. this is a required thing we need to have. the caiso is the authorized services in the balancing authority area. that is why we are recommending a second amendment to make this long-term contract with the caiso. i am happy to answer any questions. >> questions? comments? seeing none public comment on in item, please. >> members of the public who wish to comment on item 10. dial 415-655-0001. meeting id146-28703622-pound. press star 3 to speak. do we have any callers? >> there are no callers wishing to be recognized at this time. public comment is closed. >> motion and second to approve this item, please. >> i will move. >> second. >> moved seconded. roll call vote. president max women.

rishaad: martin ritchie, thank you. let's get to the morning because. impacting china from these power cuts that were talking about with martin. sophie: that's right. morgan stanley says there will be a 1.5% point hit to gdp growth if we see the power shortages see prolonged production cuts in this energy-intensive materials sectors like steel, aluminum, cement and so on. morgan stanley also warning that paper and glass industries could be the next supply disruptions. given the downward pressure on growth, the bank expect policymakers will fine-tune in october. flipping the board, we are seeing stocks for electricity hungry. haslinda: the stock is jumping on the state of the emergency. seeing further upside. what is the upside? sophie: goldman's reckoning that even with risk from overseas, the positive domestic factors they are seeing prevailing, including political stability and strong earnings momentum. so the bank is forecasting ¥2.5 trillion in inflows by year and that will see the topics. 2200. their 12 month target also getting a boost to 2300, if

ritchie torres, that it is a problem. and i'm not going to look at it from the -- i'm going to look at it from the law. i will see if there is something we can do with fair housing. i will take a look. >> i know that there is resistance. but keep in mind there has been historic resistance to federal intervention when it comes to voting rights. states would enact boating laws without accountability to the federal government. but the reason is to crack down on systemic racism, and i hope that you would explore that in greater detail. >> we are looking at systemic racism all throughout hud, historically. historically systemic racism is in every single agency of the federal government. and we are no different. we are trying to address it. >> have you thought about how to bring greater count ability? we have given a great thought -- >> because of what i have found, in my own travels, i talked ten minutes -- >> what is your thoughts on the new york city housing authority? one thing i have to do -- >> one thing we have to do is

as the member designated by congressman ritchie torres, pursuant to h.res. 8, i inform the house that congressman torres will vote yea on the previous question. the speaker pro tempore: for what purpose does the gentleman from illinois seek recognition? >> madam speaker, as the member designated by mr. grijalva, pursuant to h.res. 8, i inform the house that mr. grijalva will vote yea on the previous question. the speaker pro tempore: for what purpose does the gentleman from arizona seek recognition? >> as the member designated by mrs. kirkpatrick, pursuant to house resolution 8, i inform the house that mrs. kirkpatrick will vote yes on the previous question. the speaker pro tempore: for what purpose does the gentlelady from florida seek recognition? >> as the member designated by mr. mccaul, pursuant to house resolution 8, i inform the house that mr. mccaul will vote no on the previous question. the speaker pro tempore: for what purpose does the gentlelady from connecticut seek recognition? >> as the member designated by ms. wilson, pursuant to house resolution 8, i inform the house t

with me now is the journalist maggie ritchie, who is the mother of a 15—year—old in glasgow.and theyjoin us from north aryshire. good morning. you are in agreement with your daughter about getting the vaccination. talk us through the thought process.— vaccination. talk us through the thought process. bailey has been involved a lot _ thought process. bailey has been involved a lot with _ thought process. bailey has been involved a lot with the _ thought process. bailey has been involved a lot with the arts - thought process. bailey has been involved a lot with the arts so - thought process. bailey has been| involved a lot with the arts so she has had a lot of shows cancelled and been able to perform herself so we discussed it and she decided she wanted to go for it and we obviously need to help stop the spread of this. , , ., . need to help stop the spread of this. , _, ., ., , need to help stop the spread of this. , ., ., ,~ , this. did you have any concerns about it or— this. did you have any concerns about it or was _ this. did you have any concerns about it or was it _ thi

i'm not one of the ritchies. neil: you were big supporter of bill clinton and his tax cuts. this is not waving a party label. call for fiscal austerity, giving people your money. >> exactly. neil: this was a different issue 20 years ago. no, thank you, art. we've been on this show all this week going back in time to 20 years ago, what was happening 20 years ago this very day. of course this day, 20 years ago was a saturday, was the weekend before the attacks that would change everything the following tuesday. but just to put it in perspective, among the big headlines this day, 20 years ago, was the jobless rate hitting a four-year high. president bush's commitment to act, act swiftly. he would have to act much more swiftly to something that would happen only days later but we all know that. what we also remember is it shut commerce and activity, airline flights, all of that down and the exchange, the new york stock exchange couldn't open. it would be another almost week before it could and when it did, it was a steep sell-off. but in the midst of that, from our coverage at t

i am honored to be joint by representatives khanna, defazio, schakowsky, talib, levin, cohen and ritchie torres is the fundamental next step towards breaking that cycle. this is a question of war and peace that should be answered with a recorded vote in congress. this amendment does not take a position on substantive syrian policy questions. it merely requires this body to follow the constitution and hold a debate and vote to authorize military action. i hope that my colleagues will agree that our troops and the american people deserve to see this body and hold that debate and then cast their votes. under the last administration, president trump made it clear that u.s. military troops in syria was there to secure the oil. but an explicit authorization from congress was never obtained for that purpose. i disagree with claims that the 2001 aumf, which was about responding to the september 11 attacks, authorized our troops to engage in hostilities against these forces which nobody argues had anything to do with those attacks or to guard oil fields. my colleagues who believe that the preside