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what i can say is this is a competitive sce along with of the other devices that are in this space. >> let me ask about a report released last yr and titd think with google. it was eitled cnecting the dots and in the report, the author said the consumers want seamless integration and went on to say it is to find ways to provide consumerwith unified access to different content and service providers. consider building partnershs with other companies to let people aess all their devices and apps in one ecosystem senator, right now what were doing is learning in this new and evolving space and working with partners across the board for example over 2,000 device makers bringingheir devices online as part of the evolution. we are partnering with industry players both big and small on qutions around a secure, activity standard. so, we are very active in the industry here and evolving the industry as the industry evolves. >> does that mean that you know or you don't know? it doesn't sound like a yes, so do you currently do not provide access to the competitor devices on the system or do you n

we'll take you behind thehe sces at the smithsonian institution as they try to catalog the pandemic, the election, and civil unrest in real time. >>> first, we begin this morning with a look at today's "eye opener," your world in 90 seconds. >> reporter: new revelations about how contagious the variant may be. an internal document from the cdc says, quote, the war has changed. >> reporter: enemy has a lot more weapons. more infectious, more contagious, more transmissible. and probably more deadly. >> reporter: the senate voted to start the process of debating the massive trillion dollar infrastructure bill. >> i've never seen a pothole with the rd name on it. tell bust your tires. >> reporter: president biden met with governors as wildfires rage across many of the country's western states. >> over 3.4 million acres have already burned. >> reporter: newly released documents so that former president trump pressured his acting attorney general to call the 2020 election results corrupt. >> the president of the united states tried to overturn an election by using the department of justice

i don't believe there's any one approach at it in a given sce that will prove effective. instead, we need a combination of actions, strategies and policies at multiple levels that are ecological, democratic, and equitable within and across populations, generations and species. and this is a way we're going to build redundancy and provide fallback when some organizations or networks fail. i thank you for this opportunity, madam chairwoman, and i look forward to answering any questions. >> thank you so much, , and we appreciate very much the input from all of our witnesses today. mr. tupper, let me start with you today. as a producer and a livestock auction operator which we have now had a demonstration of, which we appreciate, you see the negotiated cash market up close. what impacts do you see in the actual sale barn when there are fewer packers and other participants beating on the cattle during an auction? >> thank you, madam chairwoman for the question and i respectfully disagree with many of the colleagues that spoke after me about what that is. as we talk about the s

in other 60 years i've lived in sce -- in alaska, i've lost tens of thousands of jobs in the tim ler industry. these are good jobs. it's not because of a poor timber market but because of radical environmental. i. the timber industry supports great job, year-round. even though they have succeeded in locking up 90% of the congress, they are at the remaining 4% of that land mass. where this idea came from other than extreme environmental alan massengaleists i don't know. it's nothing less than economic terrorism, hurting a community in alaska which i represent. it's just not about timber. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman's time has expired. ms. granger: i yield 30 seconds. mr. young: thank you. it's about communications. i can't build a road from one community to another community no place in america can that happen. so i'm asking you to continue what you're doing, you're hurting my state because you're getting me re-elected. so thank you and i yield back. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman yields back. the gentlewoman from connecticut is recognized. ms. delauro: i reserve my