sam: a bunch of reasons. i think the upsides here are tremendous, opportunity for everyone on earth to have a better quality education that basically anyone can get today. medical care and what's happened there making that available. that's going to be transformative. the scientific progress we will see. i'm a big believer in sustainable influence and quality of life and i think we will have more of that. there are the obvious benefits. we have to manage through the risk to get there. i also think at this point given how much people see the economic benefits and potential, and no company could stop it but global regulation, which i only think should be on these powerful existential risk systems, global regulation is hard. you don't want to overdo it for sure but i think global regulation can help make it safe which is a better answer. >> let's talk about the global regulation around the world meeting with regulators, you met with president biden, the ceo of microsoft and google. you're calling for regulation

sam: yes. rasool: wow.me and lay down and hope tomorrow will be better. and sometime tomorrow got better and sometime tomorrow got worse. rasool: man, how do you keep hope, even in the midst of studying these dark things? sam: well, for me, this world is not eternal. so this is temporary. we're journeying through this. so i hold on to the fact that the individuals survived, that even in that oppressive environment, they stayed alive and tried to make it to that next day. and ultimately, they knew that they would not be here forever, that one day they, too, would transition to true freedom. and that is my hope. don't wanna transition today. rasool: no, not today. sam: but when i do, i'll be at peace because i'll truly be free. rasool: sam's ancestors were sustained by a faith that seems to keep him going, too. back in galveston, ashton villa stands in stark contrast to the remains of the slave quarters of varner-hogg plantation. this pristinely preserved palace was built with the hands of slaves and remains

to capture the music, he e—mailed another sam. the top producer sam lakeman.ed to help. i get asked all the time to make records for people, and i usually say no. but there was something about sam's e—mail that caught me. he explained how he had this recent diagnosis of parkinson's, and my grandfather also had parkinson's, so it struck a chord and made me want to investigate a little bit further. so i reached out to sam, and as soon as i spoke to him, i was in, hook, line and sinker. now, sam lakeman's wife is cara dillon. # since you've gone and left me... one of the biggest stars in folk music. and when she heard the tracks, she agreed to sing backing vocals. i'm a singer, and you're a singer. and when you were upstairs in the studio recording - and your voice wasn't in the right place, i was feeling it so much. i it was like, what . are we going to do? and you had to leave . quite early one evening, land the pair of us were in tears| because we were just, like, how are we going to get through this? i needed to be kind of held a little bit. you know, it was

sam: for sure. [applause] caroline: that was emily chang and sam altman. i'm caroline hyde in new york. ed: i'm ed ludlow in san francisco. this is a special edition of "bloomberg technology." coming to you live from the bloomberg technology summit. what a way to start. the man of the moment, sam allman. the top level saying we need global regulation. things will go wrong but the future is bright from a technology perspective. caroline: optimistic. some clarity around his own motivating forces. wanting to make impact. wanting to further technology for good and sort of seemingly at odds with what humanity -- why most people want to know why he has not much skin in the game financially. he says he will make money in the future, don't worry about it. interesting perspective on china and russia and the fact that he does not have great insight there at the moment either. ed: me too. the theme of the summit is the turning point. sam talked about how little we know about what is going on in china in the field of artificial intelligence. he framed it is the bigges

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my husband, myself and my son sam. sam is here with me in this week in washington and when we're home in the district where home as a family of three. we have a support system with family in upstate new york as well as sometimes in washington . my father-in-law will help us out as well as we have a great little daycare program for sam . so we have made it work. i have to tell you my colleagues have been so g. encouraging. the importance of role models is not lost on me and having seen kathy rogers serve as conference chair giving birth to three children matters to me and i realize i it now more as a mom and interestingly some of the newly elected women in congress, some of whom i worked to get elected, we have the highest number of republicans who have come to the end as their thinking about what this next chapter could mean for parents they said i talk about alaska, i'm proud to serve as a role model for them and have great conversations with luna who will give birth laterthis year as well as dan crenshaw and max mill

my husband, myself and my son, sam, travel back and forth to the district. when we are home in the district we are home as a family of three. we have a great support system with family in upstate new york and sometimes washington. my mother-in-law will help us out as well as we have a great little daycare program for sam when he's here. so we have made it work. i have to tell you that my colleagues have been so encouraging. having seen cathy mcmorris rodgers, conference chair, giving birth to three children, that really matter to me. i realize it now more as a mom. some of the newly elected women in congress, many of whom i have worked with have said to me that, you know, as they are having, you know, they are thinking about what the next chapter could be for them becoming parents, they said my husband and i talked about how do we do it i'm proud to serve as a role model for them and have had great conversations with anna paulino luna who will give birth later this year and dan crenshaw and max miller. they also all had questions about how to juggle it. i wa

sam are fed was such a brilliant man -- sam ervin it was such a brilliant man. it was like watching -- listening to shakespeare. he was s brilliant. anotr ro was barbara jordan. she had everybody enthralled. the statement i remember that changed the whole thing was when howard baker said we need to find out what did the president know and went to he know it. that statement set the whole think in a different place. the other names elizabeth holtzman. john butterfield. the two organizations part of the president and the plumbers. host: remember all of this? caller: it galvanized the whole country because we just washed it and washed it and we knew even as it was happening, we could hear and see the historical significance and how in america no one is above the law. guest: thank you for the call. it is so cold with chris -- what is so cool about what he just explained it feels to him even 50 years later. he was not alone. millions of american households tuned in to watch these hearings. before cable television there were three major broadcast networks. abc, cbs, an

uncle sam says movers must give written estimates.n't know of any limit on the money they can take up front, so make sure you iron out every nickel, from deposit to delivery. two, do not sign a document with empty boxes or blanks. uncle sam says, do not agree to have your shipment picked up or delivered as soon as possible. the date should be definite. three, take time to understand the mover's liability to you for losses and damage. the baseline is 60 cents per pound. movers must also offer an option for full-value protection at an extra cost. take a day to literally weigh your options. four, uncle sam says give your mover a list of high-value items. anything worth more than $100 per pound. expensive clothes or china. five, uncle sam says you have a right to be present when the movers weigh your stuff. you also have a right to request a re-weigh at no charge. six, confirm how you'll pay on delivery day. ideally, stand your ground to pay with a credit card. because if something goes wrong, you can dispute the charge. seven, we've seen

i had taken the board seat as i was leading sam's club. i was attending a board meeting, and howard schultz and kevin johnson approached me. david: did you say "i don't really drink coffee"? rosalind: i was 18 drinker at the time, and seattle -- i was a tea drinker at the time, and seattle was not in my plans. i saw a great opportunity to see the company operate. david: you became the chief operating officer of starbucks, and starbucks has become so successful because its coffee is better than other people's coffee? rosalind: i think it is two things. i think it is definitely quality coffee. it is customized for all drinking pallets -- drinking palates. i also think it is the paris stuffs in the store -- the baristas in the store. david: you are there, you are doing that for 4 years. all of a sudden i assume headhunter calls you again and says "how would you like to run walgreens?" and you say "i am happy working at starbucks"? rosalind: i thought about it for a minute. i was happy at starbucks. i didn't really think about myself coming ba

manager sam allardyce has left leeds united — true.s united after— true. manager sam allardyce has left leeds united after his _ true. manager sam allardyce has left leeds united after his four— true. manager sam allardyce has left leeds united after his four matches l leeds united after his four matches in charge at the end of the season and couldn't stop the club from being relegated from the premier league. sam allardyce replaced javi gracia at the start of may but only managed one draw is a leeds return to the championship after three years. the 68—year—old said it had been an honour to manage leeds united. meanwhile the club said an announcement on a new leeds united head coach will be made in the coming weeks. meanwhile, david beckham's major league soccer side inter miami have sacked his former manchester united team—mate phil neville as the club's manager with a side out of the eastern conference after 15 games. it comes after the club suffered their tenth defeat in 13 games on wednesday, this time a 1—0 loss at home to the new

sam, where do you think this goes? >> well, procedurally, the resolution is going to be introduced and voted on in the morning and i would expect that shortly before the resolution is voted on, the biden administration would invoke executive privilege , because unless they invoke executive privilege director wray has then committed a criminal offense, contempt of congress. doj says if there is invocation of executive privilege you haven't committed contempt of congress. at that point i would expect the committee to consider that claim. i think that claim be extraordinarily weak, given this doesn't involve presidential communications. there's no deliberation here. this isn't classified, and congress gets information related to ongoing investigation s all the time. they almost certainly reject that assertion, properly in my view and then there be a committee vote and then it would go to the full floor for a vote. so that's the legislative process. liz: so i think congressman bigs is back with us. congressman, you know, t

i'm just sam, and i don't go around introducing myself saying, "hi, i'm sam, i'm gay." i was in the nhs in liverpool. i wanted to travel a bit more and see more of the world. i don't feel that my sexuality impacts upon my work, and i don't feel like it's a factor that really needs to be considered in my workplace at all. for many years — and for thousands of veterans — it was an issue. up until the year 2000, veterans in the armed forces were sacked or even jailed because of their sexuality. but what is life like now for members of the lgbtq+ community serving in the raf? this is where i now work, and love myjob, which is great. flight lieutenant sam pullen's 27, and he's been serving at raf waddington forjust over a year. it's fantastic, it's the best decision i've made. he gave up working in a&e to be a nurse for the raf. through the whole application process, ijust wanted to be authentically me and i felt like i was able to just be me and not have to hide anything. you can't underestimate just how significant this is. for members of the lgbtq+ community to openly ser

fried thing -- sam bankman-fried thing.ing. by the way, i looked at the regulatory record, they themselves don't have any issues, just so you know. i'm laying it all out there. liz: thank you, charlie, very much. dow on pace to close at its highest level since december, but all of the major indices are on track for 2023 highs. all right, let's look right now to microsoft, notching and heading right toward a record high close. never seen before. market optimism on a.i. putting the tech giant here to a valuation of $2.6 billion, big move here. joining us now with $55 billion in assets under management, jack mcintyre. jack, you're actually bullish on china. charlie just talked about this company that may have ties to china and that should somehow be suspect, perhaps, on behalf of certain regulators and certain people in the government. tell me why you're bullish. >> so, liz, you know, i'm -- maybe the better way to say it is i'm not bearish on china. liz: okay. >> they're going to do stimulus, they're going to get stability. i

professor sam greene, thank _ manages russia. professor sam greene, thank you _ manages russia.. professor sam greene, thank you very much, l manages russia. professor sam greene, thank you very much, i | greene, thank you very much, i apologise for interrupting. as events developed inside russia the bbc�*s verify team worked to sift through videos on social media to track the convoy of wagner vehicles. they are now assessing the aftermath. 0ur europe correspondent, nick beake, has been working with the team and is in the bbc verify hub with more. thank you very much. yes, what happened yesterday? and how much fighting was there between the wagner mercenaries who said they were going all the way to moscow and the regular russian army? here at bbc verify, we have spent the last 24 hours looking at the video that has emerged, trying to make sense of it. let me show you one video in particular. this shows what is believed to be a russian helicopter by a main road here, believed to be a russian helicopter bya main road here, and believed to be a russian helicopter by a main road her

to capture the music, he e—mailed another sam. the top producer sam lakeman.s something about sam's e—mail that caught me. he explained how he had this recent diagnosis of parkinson's, and my grandfather also had parkinson's, so it struck a chord and made me want to investigate a little bit further. so i reached out to sam, and as soon as i spoke to him, i was in, hook, line and sinker. now, sam blakeman�*s wife is cara dillon. # since you've gone and left me... one of the biggest stars in post music. and when she heard the tracks, she agreed to sing backing vocals. i'm a singer, and you're a singer. and when you were upstairs in the studio recording - and your voice wasn't in the right place, i was feeling it so much. i it was like, what . are we going to do? and you had to leave . quite early one evening, land the pair of us were in tears| because we were just, like, how are we going to get through this? i needed to be kind of held a little bit. it was hard, it was scary. i wasn't sure if i can get through it. but that is something to be treasured, and their

sam ponder is still there.etic attack on women that are fighting for other women in sports. chooses to lead with her emotions versus facts. follow the science. when in doubt, pull the bigot race card. stay strong, sam ponder, this is a lonely fight but it's worth it. your final thoughts on this lonely fight, charlie. >> it's not such a lonely fight. there's so many other people out there that are not speaking up but definitely agree. it's really a shame that even the transgender athletes themselves like leah thomas are calling women budgets for not bending over backwards to accommodate them. we worked so hard to get woman in the place they're at now. we can't stop now. if transgender athletes want to compete, women should compete in their own and men should compute in their own. >> i want to keep going with the dodgers thing. the dodgers and the whole drag queen nuns and they disinvited them and they reinvited them. not only did they reinvited them, they're giving them an award and they won't respond to this. t

just give him a contract. >> sam, school is almost out.an give him up in the afternoon tell him he could stay up late. next, time i'm not sure if you are even going to have you on, sam. but for sure, bring jamie over to carols. maybe you can whip something up in their kitchen, she is my favorite tv kitchen. now that i know this is huge is everything. neither of you are invited on independently ever again. it is double or nothing. carol and sam stein, -- and, charles you would fortunately are stuck with. me when we come, back and nikki haley running for president of the united states of america and falsely claimed that trans athletes are to blame for suicidal thoughts in teenage girls. former congressman sean patrick maloney is here on. that and the growing gop field. and later, apple unveils its first major new product in almost a decade. and it could be a game-changer. -- it is here in all of it. the 11th hour just getting underway on the monday night. the chase ink business premier card is made for people like sam who make...? ...everyda

where's that case, sam? >> nowhere, and i think that's the broader overarching question of regardless of what you think on the merits of the trump indictment, the department of justice has been weaponized. one side is being treated completely differently than the other and it's just flaberga sting to see a segment of society celebrate that fact. liz: go ahead, sam, finish your point. >> to see them celebrate that fact, because this is supposed to be the united states, not some third world dictator where there's a different system of justice. liz: nicole, voters have been dealing with democrats who say they are all about the rule of law, when house democrats lead by jamie raskin, maxine waters, immediately challenged trump's victory results in 2016. democrats lead by al green literally tried to impeach trump just four months after he sat down in the oval office in 2017. protesters rioted the day trump was inaugurated, 67 democrats boycotted his inauguration and then the debunk russia collusion probe so you ca

i had taken the uh uh board seat as i was leaving sam's club. i was attending a board meeting, and howard schultz and kevin johnson approached me to become the chief operating officer. david: but you said you don't really drink coffee, or you didn't say that? ros: you know, i was a tea drinker at the time, so that was interesting. and seattle wasn't in my plans. but, um, i did, i fell in love with the brand and the company. i saw a great opportunity to help the company operate a little stronger. david: so, you moved from bentonville to seattle. ros: yes. david: and you became the chief operating officer of starbucks. and starbucks has become so successful because its coffee is better than other people's coffee? or what is the reason you think it's so successful? ros: i think it's two things. i think it is definitely quality coffee. it's customized right, for all drinking palates. david: and all of a sudden, i assume a headhunter calls you again? ros: yeah, now that was a headhunter. [laughter] david: alright, a headhunter calls you and says, how

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sam, any sense of how long this could go on for? >> reporter: yeah, lester, what makes this such an unusual event for new orleans here is the longevity. the fact it could be five or six days of this kind of extreme heat, and it's not just louisiana, either. texas's electrical grid just broke its all-time june record for daily usage. lester >> all right sam brock, thanks. >>> let's turn now to the leaked audio recording of former president trump, apparently discussing a classified document the republican front-runner firing back tonight. garrett haake has late details. >> reporter: a defiant donald trump tonight on the campaign trail. >> every time the radical left democrats, marxists, communists, and fascists indict me, i consider it a badge, a great, great beautiful badge of honor and courage. >> reporter: mr. trump blasting the special counsel, doj, and fbi for what he labeled an illegally leaked and spun audio recording, calling it election interference in the recording obtained by nbc news, the former president is heard discussi

i ran georgia and then i was a candidate for the sam's club job. >> you are running your business, sam'slub eventually. i -- and i praise you so you don't really drink coffee? >> i was a tea drinker at the time so that was interesting. seattle was not in my plans. i fell in love with the brand and the company. i saw a great opportunity to help the company operate. quickly move from bentonville to seattle. starbucks has become so successful because it's coffee is better than other people's coffee? what do you think? >> i think it is definitely quality coffee is customized for all drinking pallets. i think it is there coffee practices. i think the baristas are top-notch. cracks what is the most popular thing people ask for? >> just a simple black coffee is very popular at starbucks. cold beverages are really trending. cracks you are doing that for four years. all of the sudden i assumed i had -- a headhunter calls you again? because you and says how would you like to run walgreens? can you say i am happy at starbucks? >> i say i think about it for a minute. i was enjoying starbucks. i want

sam, where do things stand with that boil water advisory and those residents in that very difficult heat situation >> reporter: lester, the timing is terrible this happened because of construction on a water main we know there's aging infrastructure here. the good news, the city says it should all be fixed b lunch time tomorrow. lester >> sam brock, thanks >>> ten days after the deadly implosion of the submersible near the "titanic," piece of the wreckage recovered from the site were brought ashore today in st. john's, newfoundland u.s. coast guard and other investigators will study the wreckage into insights why the sub imploded all five people onboard were killed. >>> there's new fallout over the plea deal that saw the president's son, hunter, avoid prison time an irs whistle-blower is speaking out, and so is president biden. gabe gutierrez now with the latest on that >> reporter: tonight president biden is emphatically denying he was present when his son hunter allegedly texted a chinese business partner in 2017 demanding payment. >> were you involved >> no, i wasn't and i don't -- >>

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more from sam champion in for ginger. hey, sam. >> hey, george.re's so much more of this coming. but we're going to pick up that line of storms in texas, to a hail storm in colorado. this is people running out of a hail storm. this is about quarter inch hail. what you're watching and listening to are people being hit, really pounded by this hail. they're waiting for a concert at red rock. red rock is a wide open space. there were warned storms, or it was warned for storms in the area, so people didn't have any place to go. 90 people treated at the scene. 7 people taken to the hospital. look at the flooding rains that followed. let's talk about the 11 tornados from colorado to matador, texas. this picture from accuweather showing more tornados developing. this is the problem with the storm zone. it just bobbles back off to the west today. same weather for the same places and the same people again today. but don't just look in the yellow area for damaging winds, large hail and possible tornados. because the heat is so expansive into texas and all th

quite a lot of growing here in the crypto industry, sam bankman-fried in court and now this. here's a frightening vision. tax hikes and rate hikes, that would not be good if we got them both. the federal reserve, half the board nevers went interest rates to start going up again. the white house, the president wants higher taxes on businesses and wealthy people. that's tax hikes, tax hikes, rate hikes. i don't know that we get either but it is worth looking at how we got here. a story of past mistakes that are taking a bite out of us now. jay powell turned on the money spigot and kept it flowing too long. he was trying to get the economy going after the pandemic so he printed trillions of dollars and president biden wanted him to do that because it gave us a sugar high but now he has to tamp down on the inflation he helped create. the threat of higher rates is still in the air because of inflation. as for tax hikes, that the result of president biden taking a hard left turn when his presidency began. he went green with alexandria ocasio cortez and went socialist with senator s

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sam kiley is in eastern ukraine. sam, what do we know about the shelling?ht into the small hours of this morning hit not only dnipro where that 2-year-old child was killed with a miss ile that hit yet another residential building and wounding over a dozen others but also that others were hit. they did say that they needed yet more air defenses, a need that grows with every day that the russians soak up those air defenses with these very substantial missile attacks. they did manage to shoot down all the missile headed for kyiv. but at the same time there is this ongoing fight essentially inside russia being conducted by russian dissidents backed by ukraine that is appearing to escalate. there's now the local authority inside russia saying they've had to evacuate some 4,000 or more people from a large number of villages close to the border areas. both sides have been posting social media pictures of the damage done as a result of the fighting and the exchange of artillery and mortar fire. and on top of that the russian dissidents backed by ukraine have been p

sam, sam, sam, sam, those republicans just a few years ago certainly were all over the sanctity of classified clinton. things have changed, and there's more what-aboutism than we can shake a stick at there. obviously it's hippocacy, but try to take a shot what this moment means for where the republican party is right now. >> first of all, do you shake a stick at a lot of things, jonathan? >> i do actually two or three times a day. >> yeah, i figure. it puts the republicans in an interesting spot. obviously there's contortions from just a couple years ago when it was hillary clinton when they were attacking saying she should not have done what she did and lacked the responsibility to serve as president because of her handling as classified information. now they have to figure out a way to say that donald trump did everything under law, and that's painful for a lot of them. it should be said not every republican is rushing to trump's defense, but many of them are. and i think what they're trying to do is make this into a political case and less of a legal one, right? they say, well, this is wea

[applause] to liza, charlie and sam. thank you for inspiring me. you for the privilege of being your dad. i'm going to thank you for letting me drag you to so many county fairs so many picnics so many parades, and campaign events on all those weekends. i'm so proud of each of you and i cannot wait to see all that you will accomplish. to my mom, thank you for being an amazing example of strength and a source of wisdom throughout my life. i'm irish so if i thank every individual relative by name we will be here into the evening. so let me just say, to my brothers, my sister, my in-laws, my entire extended family, thank you for always having my back. for always supporting me. and for your love. i genuinely, heart felt, appreciate it. thank you. [applause] to my staff, specifically my personal office staff in washington and wisconsin, my political team, my committee staff, and the speaker's staff, it was an absolute honor working with all of you. i've worked alongside many of you for decades. we've grown up together. we've been through triumphs and tra

we'll talk, sam, about nike.sted in your sell rating first on the supreme court decision how much do you think is baked in here to these stocks if we do see a big reduction in consumer spending by key demographic? >> well, i think probably not as much as people think i think it's exceptionally important for companies to really have to get focused as one of of my friends in the industry said, you know, it's a funnel out there if you're not in the funnel, people, even when things are okay, are sort of caring less while, you know -- so you have to be really just focused on your consumer. that consumer has to know it and if you're outside of a funnel, nobody's going to care that's probably going to get worse because of this. but if you got it going right, there's no reason customers still aren't going to come to you. >> who doesn't have it going right? >> i think anybody who's using a variation of a push model and, i mean, that could get us into nike i think nike's decision to -- i mean, i can't quite figure out what

so sam adams associates, you could look that up, sam adams award dot c h. we have quite and distinguish less than than express themselves as privileged as honor join it. so it's a sinus seymour hersh, for example. and it's a whole slew of former intelligence officers who show their duty to blow the whistle and try to prevent the carnage that is now happening in ukraine. and then mentioned ukraine in history marks in the context of look that lying to you again reveals secret information and, and this got off for one more for you. since i have you with us. depends it on leak . obviously, as we all know, eventually resulted in a sort of freedom of the press show down at the supreme court that nixon at the time had lost. to what extent do you think that marked a real turning point for the role of the media in us life in politics as well? it worked a real turning point at the time, both the wheels, his turn, all the way around, where our media, selves, sensors itself were our me year is controlled by those prophets yury on war. and so we have no honest media in

>> sam brock, thanks. >>> ten days after the deadly implosion of the submersible near the "titanic," pieces of the wreckage recovered by the site were brought ashore by st. john's newfoundland. they will study for insights into why the sub imploded. all five people onboard were killed. >>> there's new fallout over the plea deal that saw the president's son, hunter, avoid prison time. an irs whistle-blower is speaking out, and so is president biden. gabe gutierrez now with the latest on that. >> reporter: tonight president biden is emphatically denying he was present when his son hunter allegedly texted a chinese business partner in 2017 demanding payment. >> were you involved? >> no, i wasn't and i don't -- >> were you? >> no! >> reporter: irs supervisory agent gary shapley, now a whistle-blower, told lawmakers he obtained whatsapp messages he says were sent by hunter biden, that he used his father as leverage to pressure a chinese businessman into paying him. quote, i'm sitting here with my father, and we would like to understand why the commitment made has not been fulfilled. addin