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scott is joining us from illinois. good morning, scott. >> caller: thank you for taking my call. while i was on hold, you might have answered my question to a large degree, but maybe not entirely. but i'll throw it out there any way. something i don't understand about cryptocurrency, especially bitcoin, is that ultimately it gets valued in dollars. we talk about how it's worth $36,000 today. a few weeks ago it was worth $60,000. who knows what it will be worth tomorrow? so what is this facilitating if ultimately it's just stated in dollar value any way? it all boils down to dollar. >> thanks, scott. >> scott, that's a great question. you're right. you see the price of bitcoin quoted in dollars. that's just convention. a bitcoin is worth one bitcoin. you know, you could figure out that value by how much a bitcoin will buy you, and there are some places where you can spend bitcoin to buy things. but at the end of the day, we don't want to know how many teslas your bitcoin can buy. elon might or might not sell you one for a bitcoin. we want to know what we're comfortable with. right now, at this point in history, maybe not in 30 or 40 or 50 years. but at this point, we understand dollars, especially here in the u.s. it's the unit of account that we like that we're comfortable with. so if we want to know how much our bitcoin is worth, we're probably going to want to know that price in dollars and lots of people will give you that quote. but that's not the only way that you can quote the price of bitcoin. that's just something we do for convenience. the bitcoin itself has nothing to

scott to rock tspra as our veterans banner reporter welcome scott. so as cinema finally back. oh yeah, i think so. i mean at least the feeling of sin is back here in berlin. i think an actor i spoke to the red carpet. said it best. he said it feels like coming out of hibernation. we, we've had such a long, a dark period behind us. i mean, for the cinema industry, they've been sort of locked out of cinema's because there's been, the sinners have been shut down for cinema lovers like myself. we've been stuck in our little caves at home on our sofas, watching movies by the light of our laptops. and so to be able to come out and celebrate movies again, with a real audience in a real, in an area like this in berlin in the summer. and that'd be freezing on a red carpet in february. i usually i'm with the valley nala. it's just just amazing and really moving. i mean if i was a less emotional, repressed person, i probably would be choking up right now. ok. so it was a big shown on this evening tonight we're opening with the martini, which is a big hollywood, a film, a political drama about a 100 b inmate who finally won his freedom. it started jodie foster and bennett. a come back to unfortunately aren't here tonight. though they have been hooked up by a live video feed to be able to give their best wishes to the, to the audience here. but sort of a nice big political film to start off this bella, which is very appropriate because berlin is really known for its strong political cinema. and the but it's been going from $511.00. i think this is a 71st edition has ever encountered a situation like this before. no, nothing like this before. this is completely new. the bell in our held a on online only version this march. first sort of the international, a film industry. so we could see the new movies being shown here, but then to do another in person festival in the summer, in an open air festival that has never been a tried before. and i think it's interesting because i think it really shows is a signal not just for the german film industry, but for the world film industry that maybe things could get back to normal. now, cinemas, i was trying to reopen around the world, and this is the 1st sort of really big public film festival we've had since the start of the corona pandemic. hopefully this is a sign that things are only going to get better and that movies are back. yes, i was just on that. what do you recommend for the future? yeah, i'm really hopeful. i mean, the signs are around the world that cinemas are reopening. the people are going back to the movies that they haven't gotten out of the habit of movie going, which a lot of people feared they might after so long away. so i'm very, very hopeful, obviously tried to predict the future is a mugs game as we've seen from this this past year. but i'm really, really hopeful an event like this, this, this brilliant summer special i think gives us all hope for all movie lovers around the world. that things are going to get back to normal, hopefully very, very soon. all right, well thank you for that, scott scott: rog, tspra from the not was the day as ever the conversation continues online. you'll find this on twitter at the w news and will ends with a little exercise of the upcoming bud anonymous and bred compet highlights in the last 17. have a good me . ah . the me in the oh. the the me the the into the conflict with tim sebastian patel sort of yours was blazing human rights and democracy in your and it makes unpleasantly suicide is the question a leading official who's trying to protect tonight commissioner for human rights as opposed to what is suspect conflict on dw ah, luxury for the famous session was on on d w. o ah was up to date. don't miss highlight w program online, d w dot com highlight sometimes a seat is or you need to allows big ideas to grow. we're bringing environmental conservation to life with learning like global ideas. we will show you how climate change and environmental conservation is taking shape around the world and how we can all make a difference. knowledge

scott to rock spread as a veteran burner report a welcome scott. so a cinema finally back i think so. i mean at least the feeling of sin is back here in berlin. i think an actor was supposed to the right carpet set at best. he said it feels like coming out of hibernation. we, we've had such a long, a dark period behind us is, i mean, for the cinema industry, they've been sort of locked out of cinema's because there's been, the sinners have been shut down for cinema lovers like myself. we've been stuck in our little caves at home on our sofas, watching movies by the light of our laptops. and so to be able to come out and celebrate movies again with a real audience in a real, in an area like this in berlin in the summer. and that'd be freezing on a red carpet in february as i usually am. but the belly knowledge, it's just just amazing and really moving. i mean if i was a less emotional repress person, i probably would be choking up right now. ok. so it was a big shown on this evening tonight we're opening with the martini, which is a big hollywood, a film, a political drama about a 100 b inmate who finally won his freedom. it stars jodie foster and bennett, a come back to unfortunately aren't here tonight. though they have been hooked up by a live video feed to be able to give their best wishes to the, to the audience here. but sort of a nice big political film to start off this bella, which is very appropriate because berlin is really known for its strong political cinema. and the book always being going from fact aliens. i think this is a 71st edition has ever encountered a situation like this before. no, nothing like this before. this is completely new. the belly now held a, an online only version this march for sort of the international, a film industry. so we could see the new movies being shown here, but then to do another in person festival in the summer, in an open air festival that has never been a tried before. and i think it's interesting because i think it really shows is a signal not just for the german film industry, but for the world film industry that maybe things could get back to normal. now, cinemas was trying to reopen around the world. and this is the 1st sort of really big public film festival we've had since the start of the corona pandemic. hopefully this is the side that things are only going to get better and that movies are back. yes, well i was just on that. what do you recommend for the future? yeah, i'm really hopeful. i mean, the fines are around the world that cinemas are reopening. the people are going back to the movies that they haven't gotten out of the habit of movie going, which a lot of people are feared they might after so long away. so i'm very, very hopeful, obviously tried to predict the future is a mugs game as we seen from this this past year. but a really, really hopeful an event like this, this, this barely. and i was somewhat special. i think if this all hope for all movie lovers around the world, that things are going to get back to normal, hopefully very, very soon. all right, we wish you well, thank you for that scott, scott rooks breath from the another. not was the day as ever the conversation continues online. you'll find this on twitter at the w news and we'll end with a little exercise of the folks coming in. but anonymous and red carpet highlights in the last 70 years. have a good me ah the oh the the me the the the site against the corona virus pandemic. how has the rate of infection in developing what the latest research they information and contact corona virus. 19 special next on dw, in fear is a turkey. they are increasingly subjected to sexual assault and domestic violence. countries withdraw from the stumble convention, meant to protect women, sends a dangerous message up. now, women are fighting the 60 d. w. can you hear me? no, yes, yes, we can hear you. in germantown, we bring you angela mac, or you've never had, have before, the price you. so what is, who is medical really want me and want to talk to people who follows along the way, admirers and critics alike. and how is the world

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scott to rock spread as a veteran burner report are welcome scott. so it's cinema. finally back. oh yeah, i think so, i mean at least the feeling of sin is back here in berlin. i think an actor i spoke to the red carpet said it best. he said it feels like coming out of hibernation. we, we've had such a long, a dark period behind us. i mean, for the cinema industry, they've been sort of locked out of cinema's because there's been, the sinners have been shut down for cinema lovers like myself. we've been stuck in our little caves at home on our sofas, watching movies by the light of our laptops. and so to be able to come out and celebrate movies again with a real audience in a real, in an area like this in berlin in the summer. and so be freezing on a red carpet in february as i usually am. but the belly knowledge, it's just just amazing and really moving. i mean if i was a less emotional repress person, i probably would be choking up right now. ok. so it was a big shown on this evening tonight we're opening with the martini in, which is a big hollywood, a film, a political drama about a 100 b inmate who finally won his freedom. it stars. jodie foster and bennett, come back to unfortunately aren't here tonight. though they have been hooked up by a live video feed to be able to give their best wishes to the, to the audience here. but sort of a nice big political film to start off this bella, which is very appropriate because berlin is really known for its strong political cinema. and above all, it's been going from 511. so i think this is a 71st edition ever encountered a situation like this before. no, nothing like this before. this is completely new. the belling held a, an online only version this march for sort of the international a film industry. so we could see the new movies being shown here, but then to do another in person festival in the summer, in an open air festival that has never been a tried before. and i think it's interesting because i think it really shows is a signal not just for the german film industry, but for the world film industry that maybe things could get back to normal. now, cinemas, i was trying to reopen around the world, and this is the 1st sort of really big public film festival we've had since the start of the corona pandemic. hopefully this is a sign that things are only going to get better and that movies are back. yes, i was just on that. what do you recommend for the future? yeah, i'm really hopeful. i mean, the signs are around the world that cinemas are reopening. the people are going back to the movies that they haven't gotten out of the habit of movie going, which a lot of people feared they might after so long away. so i'm very, very hopeful, obviously tried to predict the future is a mugs game as we've seen from this this past year. but i'm really, really hopeful an event like this, this, this brilliant summer special i think gives us all hope for all movie lovers around the world. that things are going to get back to normal, hopefully, very, very soon. all right, we wish you well, thank you for that. scott scott: rog, tspra from the another not was the day as ever the conversation continues online. you'll find this on twitter at the w news, and we'll end with a little exercise of the upcoming anonymous or bred compet highlights from the last 70 years. i'm good. ah the the oh the the the the the the the the the ah, the literature invite just to see people in particular. i like to see my kids find strange grown up rules. my only objective is to share what a thing beautiful beautiful you books on youtube a deal with was where i come from. we don't run away from the confrontation. when i was 5 years old, my father took me to his friends and i was put on the sports. you learn so early enter. your soul is a language and a good thought. 5 is a conversation. must understand that thinking new of a man to get close. otherwise comscore it's not on like the tough interview really. when interviewing politicians are whole procedure is you have to wait for the right moment to get around the defense, t

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i will now turn to ranking member scott and then i will just have some brief comments at the end. ranking member scott. sen. scott: thank you, chairman casey, for your dedication to this really important topic and to the alzheimer's association. your stakeholders around the country, thank you all for tuning in and spurring action on behalf of congress. this is, as i said, the beginning. not a republican or democratic issue. not even a bipartisan issue. this is an american issue, a global issue that we have an opportunity to lead on and to the two caregivers on the panel, thank you both for -- god bless you for your work and dedication and your story. we certainly learned a lot listening to the impact that alzheimer's has had on your life and so many others. dr. manly, i think you have done a really good job pointing out the disparity within the alzheimer's disease itself. 57% of -- african-americans have 57% more chance of being diagnosed with alzheimer's and 63% of the folks diagnosed in my state of south carolina have been women, so we are going to focus our attention on making sure that we focus on diversity i

content correspond scott scott rock. sprint joined us from the heart of berlin in the glorious summer weather to bring us more on germany's entry in the bell. and not a summer special scott, the grim realities of opposing the regime in this documentary entitled courage. what did you take away from this film? well, i mean, the title really says it all. i mean the, the courage of these actors, these demonstrators who are sort of stand in for the hundreds of thousands in bella . ruth, who protest against lucas shank. oh, i mean really comes through in this film, but of course, seeing it now a year after these demonstrations in the summer. you also struck by how much things have changed and how it's almost impossible for these protests to happen at this in this way. and now, and how dangerous it is for all the people who took part in those demonstrations. i'm not saying the film in full, but what really stands out from what i've read and heard is how the lives of the 3 active turned activists appeared to have changed the irrevocably yes, 2 of the actors actually are here tonight for the premier and all of them have have the state a bela resolve, them are living in exile now

scott to rock spread as our veterans banana reporter. welcome scott. so it's cinema . finally back. oh yeah, i think so, i mean at least the feeling of sin is back here in berlin. i think an actor spoke to the right carpet. said it best. he said it feels like coming out of hibernation. we, we've had such a long, a dark period behind us is, i mean, for the cinema industry, they've been sort of locked out of cinema's because there's been, the sinners have been shut down for cinema lovers like myself. we've been stuck in our little caves at home on our sofas, watching movies by the light of our laptops. and so to be able to come out and celebrate movies again with a real audience in a real, in an area like this in berlin in the summer. and so be freezing on a red carpet in february as i usually am with the belly knowledge. it's just just amazing and really moving. i mean if i was a less emotional, repressed person, i probably would be choking up right now. ok. so it was a big shown on this evening tonight we're opening with the martini, which is a big hollywood, a film, a political drama about a 100 b inmate who finally won his freedom. it stars. jodie foster and bennett come back to unfortunately aren't here tonight though they have been hooked up by a live video feed to be able to give their best wishes to the, to the audience here. but sort of a nice big political film to start office, a belly not which is very appropriate because berlin is really known for its strong political cinema. and the, but it's been going from fact iahomes. i think this is a 71st edition has ever encountered a situation like this before. no, nothing like this before. this is completely new. the bell in our held a on online only version this march. first sort of the international, a film industry. so we could see the new movies being shown here, but then to do another in person festival in the summer, in an open air festival that has never been a tried before. and i think it's interesting because i think it really shows is a signal not just for the german film industry, but for the world film industry that maybe things could get back to normal. now, cinemas, i was trying to reopen around the world, and this is the 1st sort of really big public film festival we've had since the start of the corona pandemic. hopefully this is a sign that things are only going to get better and that movies are back. yes, i was just on that. what do you recommend for the future? yeah, i'm really hopeful. i mean, the fines are around the world that cinemas are reopening. the people are going back to the movies that they haven't gotten out of the habit of movie going, which a lot of people feared they might after so long away. so i'm very, very hopeful, obviously tried to predict the future is a mugs game, as we've seen from this this past year. but i'm really, really hopeful an event like this, this, this 1000000000. i was some special, i think if it's all hope for all movie lovers around the world, that things are going to get back to normal, hopefully very, very soon. all right, we wish you well thank you for that scott scott ross for from the nala not was the day as ever the conversation continues online. you'll find this on twitter at the w news, and we'll end with a little exercise of the upcoming bud anonymous. and bred compet highlights from the last 70 years. have a good, ah ah, the me, me oh. the the me the the, the the the important to the economy is huge. but getting hold of them is often a duty business. critical commodities make us mobile, make our smartphones smart. how can today's global hunger for lithium cobalt and more re satisfied me into the conflict with tim sebastian, the council of europe has issued as late as human rights and democracy in years. and it makes unpleasantly deployed, decided to question a leading official, who science protecting me out of actions commission rights as opposed to the what is it goes suspect conflicts in 60 minutes on w ah, was the little guy that is the 77 percent. the platform for africa is used to be issues and share ideas. you know, we are not afr

scott to rocks bra as a veteran burner report a welcome scott. so a cinema finally back. yeah, i think so. i mean at least the feeling of sin is back here in berlin. i think an actor spoke to the right carpet, said it best. he said, it feels like coming out of hibernation. we, we've had such a long, a dark period behind us. i mean, for the cinema industry, they've been sort of locked out of cinema's because there's been the sinners have been shut down for cinema lovers. like myself. we've been stuck in our little caves at home on our sofas, watching movies by the light of our laptops. and so to be able to come out and celebrate movies again with a real audience in a real, in an area like this in berlin in the summer. and that'd be freezing on a red carpet in february as i usually am at the belly knowledge. it's just just amazing and really moving. i mean if i was less emotional repress person, i probably would be choking up right now. ok, so it was a big shown on this evening tonight we're opening with the martini, which is a big hollywood, a film, a political drama about a 100 b inmate who finally won his freedom. it stars. jodie foster and bennett, a come back to unfortunately aren't here. tonight, though, they have been hooked up by a live video feed to be able to give their best wishes to the, to the audience here. but sort of a nice big political film to start office building, which is very appropriate because berlin is really known for its strong political sentiment. and the book is being going from 511. so i think this is a 71st edition that ever encountered a situation like this before. no, nothing like this before. this is completely new. the bell in our held a, an online only version this march. first sort of the international, a film industry. so we could see the new movies being shown here, but then to do another in person festival in the summer, in an open air festival that has never been a tried before. and i think it's interesting because i think it really shows is a signal not just for the german film industry, but for the world film industry that maybe things could get back to normal. now, cinemas, i was trying to reopen around the world, and this is the 1st sort of really big public film festival we've had since the start of the corona pandemic. hopefully this is a sign that things are only going to get better and that movies are back. yes, i was just on that. what do you recommend for the future? yeah, i'm really hopeful. i mean, the fines are around the world that cinemas are reopening. the people are going back to the movies that they haven't gotten out of the habit of movie going, which a lot of people feared they might after so long away. so i'm very, very hopeful, obviously tried to predict the future is a mugs game as we've seen from this this past year. but i'm really, really hopeful an event like this, this, this brilliant summer special i think gives us all hope for all movie lovers around the world. that things are going to get back to normal, hopefully very, very soon. all right, well thank you for that scott, scott rooks for from the another not was the day as ever the conversation continues online. you'll find this on twitter at the w news, and we'll end with a little exercise of the full coming anonymous and bred compet highlights from the last 70 years. good news. me ah me. oh, the the news. the news. the news the news in fear is a deal in turkey. they are increasingly subjected to sexual installed domestic. the withdrawal from the convention meant to protect women sends a dangerous message. but now women are fighting back the the importance to the economy is huge. but getting hold of them is also a dirty business. critical commodities make us mo bile make our smartphones smart. how can today's global hunger for lithium, cobalt and more satisfied, made in germany 16 on the w o. d. w on facebook and twitter. up to date in touch future wars. the double use richard walker explores evolution of digital warfare, making military law more efficient and deadly just to share those with the best

scott of virginia. the speaker pro tempore: pursuant to house resolution 486, the gentleman from virginia, mr. scott, and the gentlewoman from north carolina, ms. foxx, each will control 10 minutes. the chair now recognizes the gentleman from virginia, mr. scott. mr. scott: thank you, mr. speaker. mr. speaker, i yield myself one minute. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman is recognized. mr. scott: mr. speaker, there are two amendments in this en bloc amendment. mr. brown has offered an amendment to require the eeoc to submit an annual report to congress on the number of age discrimination claims brought under this act and ms. williams, another amendment, is offered to require the eeoc to submit a report to congress on any remaining disparities faced by workers pursuing relief under this mixed -- under the mixed motive standard whose cases were covered by the idea as well as other anti-discrimination laws. i reserve the balance of my time. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman reserves the balance of his time. the gentlewoman from north carolina, ms. foxx, is recognized. ms. foxx: thank you, mr. speaker. i rise in opposition to the democrat amendments. the speaker pro tempore: the gentlewoman is recognized. ms. foxx: thank you. i yield mys

after talk with london and with his counterpart bars, johnson and scott, scott morrison straighten. prime minister johnson held the bill as a new door in relation it's to football now and 2014 woke up champions. germany faced the 2018 champions, france at the euro's today, the german team has put the finishing touches on its reparations before the match munich. could sheila, him love will be relying on a few of the heroes from the principal campaign as they take on the forum and favorite now with 20 the 1st game of the tournament. but as kick off approaches, there is no doubt the pressure is on germany after its failure at the world cup in russia. the germany's last appearance that a major tournament 3 years ago ended in tears for a nation that's one for while cups and 3 european championships. failure hurts a lot. the early exits, the 2018 world cup in russia prompted some serious soul searching, especially when success was previously given. men, no matter why is it usually when you celebrate a lot of victories, that's normal. but it also means your appetite is satisfied. that's human. y

scott. scott, i'm wondering, have investors actually grown up and matured, and if so, are they still going headlong into equities, or is there a bond play here? >> you know, i'll pick up where you left off on an important point which i think freaking out investors might be the fed's third mandate expanding from their dual mandate. [laughter] yeah, i think the market has grown up a bit. i agree with that sentiment. in reality, we're with looking at the fed, what are we talking about? the terminal value of the fed funds rate at, what, five-eighths, three-quarters? all indications are less than 1%. in reality, yeah, we've transitioned out of a pandemic. we are seeing tangible evidence that inflation is moving if not above or outside of the fed's range, certainly towards the top end of it. and the economic recovery has been not just only robust, but we are seeing some signs of sustainability. not saying there hasn't been some punches traded with some bearish data, but overall the trajectory of the economy is consistent with the fed's hedge, and investors should take a step back and bask in that, enjoy having are potentially some largely higher rates. i think all the bonds being printed with 2% coupons have frustrated all bond professionals, not just me. liz: yeah. well, so enjoy let's call it investor puberty, growing up a little bit, right in i totally agree with what you're saying, scott investors should be, but where? >> well, the pressure yield curve for a second, either the bond market dodged second is half market growth or accepts that inflation is transitory, or the bond market is simply flooded with foreign money seeking real yield. if you take that the way it is and if these knuckleheads at the fed are going to go ahead and keep buying $40 million worth of mortgage-backed securities every month, then the strength of the dollar is transitory. you need one foot on each side of the established sales growth specter and the potential economic/inflation growth specter. is so what i do is create a 3 to 1 hedge where i've pitted salesforce and service now against the three plays that are getting absolutely killed, alcoa, free port freeport-mcmord southern copper. i'm long all five names in that 3 to 1 ratio that i mentioned, and i'm taking topics out of the tech side of the trade, which is working, and i'm feeding the side of the trade that isn't working right now beca

scott budman. scott joins us now. facebook in the peninsula, just loaded with multi-million dollar homes. but there are several communities and pockets where kids don't know where they're getting their next meal. >> that's one of the goals facebook had and one of the conditions facebook had, in moving into the menlo park headquarters. and we're talking about sheryl sandberg who is known as someone who can pull things like this together. for one thing, facebook kept paying its chefs. the chef the step in and they worked to distribute hundreds of meals a week. >> they volunteered. they're preparing up to 600 meals, and we're giving that out to the local community. i go to the opening with my fiance and our children and talk to people in the community and see the great work that the facebook team, loaves and fishes, our non-profit partner are doing, and yes, i am definitely feeling really exhilarated. >> it's really important. summer school is coming. because of covid, more kids are going to be in summer school than usual, and that means a lot of food insecurity. facebook stepping up saying we're going to handle this through the summer. they want good pr out of this. they're going to call every reporter in the market or the country, i don't think they did. >> we've done stories on good news and bad news. it's always good when they say we've got a heads up on something good or bad. that's what went on with this. the families need the meals. and there are lots of other groups. facebook is just saying hey, we're going to lend some support and some money. >> the families that need it are very appreciative. if you want to see the full interview with scott and sheryl sandberg, it's interesting. we've posted it at nbcbayarea.com. >>> let's take you outside on this monday night. you can see the fog. it is chilly, but it's going to change. lot of hot temperatures are rolling in. jeff ranieri's going to join us next. >>> okay. did you see this? this is a big deal. you look at photos of big sur's most popular trail to pfeiffer falls. it's back open for the first time in 12 years. the save the redwoods league joined with the california state parks to get this trail reopened. in 2008, the basin fire had wiped out the bridges that hikers would use to reach pfeiffer falls. a series of smaller fires and natural disasters delayed things. a new route was designed and built at a cost of $2 million. jeff ranieri is with us. >> beautiful. >> one of the most beautiful spots in the planet. i was there as a kid, wondering how come we haven't been back. well, it's been closed for 12 year. >> it looks like a good place to go and put everything into perspec

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traveled experience the war and then drew them later or did he sketch as he went along and this is scott scott madson. what a wonderful question. yes. this is really key to his work. he did keep a sketchbook. he did he would visit the front and keep a sketchbook sketch very quick ideas. maybe a scrap of a sentence maybe just an observation, you know, maybe just like firing artillery what if or maybe just an image and he would spend a week maybe five days up to 14 days at the front lines in the front lines in the foxholes with his sketchbook and then he would go back for a luxurious two weeks in the rear where he had, you know, wine women and whiskey waiting for him and he would do two weeks worth of cartoons for stars and stripes. he would take each one of these scraps of ideas developed them into a full cartoon submit, you know all 10 or 12 of them to starves and stripes and then he had to screw up the courage to go back to the front and that was always the hardest. he said once you were at the front, you're okay, but it was getting there. that was the fear. that's where the fear set in becau

scott scott announced this week that she is donating some $2.87 billion to people, she says, are agents of change in communities and joining us now on the floor is denise dunning, who's executive director and the founder of the nonprofit rise up, which works to help empower women and girls. thank you so much for being with us today. thanks so much for having me it's great to get to be here. i imagine this must have been a dream to get this kind of news. how did you find out that rise up was going to be receiving this amazing donation from miss scottty shocking. to be honest, we originally got an email a couple months ago from a team that was interested in learning about our work and representing an anonymous donor. um so we had a few conversations with them. and then just a few weeks ago, i got a very cryptic email that i thought might have been spam. um, from someone who wanted to set up a phone call who shared the wonderful news. wow and it's a good thing that you didn't just ignore it a spam because that was quite an announcement that was made. what what are the donation is going to be used for to try and help rise up because talk a little bit about the efforts that you're doing not just here in the united states but really worldwide. help women and girls. we believe that girls and women have tremendous power and potential to create change. and what we do is identify local leaders that are working on girls' and women's health and education and economic opportunities, and we give those leaders the training, funding tools and ne

scott >> steph >> scott, i think it is a combination. if you think you are at peak growth in gdp and you think inflation is, in fact, transitory 100% and interest rates as a result of these two things stay low, that favors growth over value, and much of tech we know is growth not to mention value is out performing growth by 9%. you will mean revert, which is totally normal and natural but i think it is the three things that are tied together that are actually more important for technology and growth as a whole. >> all right pete, speaking of tech and large cap tech, you bought facebook calls. new ones >> yeah, i did, scott. you know what? i'm doubling down on many of these various names. bought calls the other day in apple, facebook today. i think there are opportunities out there that really are pointing towards the upside. maybe we are finally out of somewhat the pause we have been in, although facebook has not paused at all. facebook hit all-time highs today. it has been one of the names that absolutely stood out amongst the faang names in terms of participation to the upside it certainly hasn't disappointed at all but i do think there are names across the whole faang space, and i think if you throw in a microsoft they're ready to start moving again, scott. we are seeing a lot of activity there. of course, and i know we'll address it more in-depth, but semiconductors as well there's just a lot going on within that space of technology and semis that i think there's a lot of room to the upside still yet to come. >> i'm glad you mentioned the semis, because coming up, we will take a quick break, they've

scott, dred scott. and in his ruling in the dred scott case, it was chief justice roger taney wrote the rule. he wrote not only was mr. scott not entitled to be free, he wrote that mr. scott did not have standing to even sue for his freedom. as an african american, he was not a citizen of the united states. he couldn't be. because no african american in this ruling according to judge roger taney in the ruling, no african american was ever a citizen of united states, or ever could be a citizen of the united states because of their race. so none of their protections in the united states constitution extend to black people nor would they ever zoned black people. the constitution afforded to right it's and no protections. for good measure, judge taney said that compromise was unconstitutional, too. from the united states supreme court. that slavery could persist anywhere in the united states, and congress could have nothing to say about that. and americans of african decent were not citizens of united states, and never could be in the constitution. didn't apply to them, dred scott. it's the worst

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scott dred scott. in his ruling in the dred -- dred scott case, he said not only was he not and title to be free, he ruled that mr. scott did not have standing to even sue for his freedom because, as an african american, he was not a citizen of the united states. he could not be. no african american in this ruling, how courting to judge roger taney, no african american was a citizen of the united states, or ever could be a citizen in the united states because of their race. none of the protections and benefits and shrine in the constitution extended to black people nor would they ever. the constitution was not for them in afforded them no rights and protection. for good measure, judge taney also went on to say, the moon -- missouri compromise that established slavery in the first place, it was unconstitutional as. well insisting from the united states supreme court, that slavery could persist anywhere in the united states, and congress could have nothing to say about that. americans of african descent were not citizens of the united states in the never could be and the constitution did not apply to them.

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scott peters, scott madison, they allowed us to come up front and be with the family today but they are not forgotten. and i know my brother in the bar who just did wonderful things in louisiana with alton sterling, chris stewart, appreciates every one of the lawyers on our team, you're going to hear from attorney chris stewart and attorney justin miller. >> let me start by saying gianna could not be here but she is watching live, let me tell you, you have done two things in this case. you started by saying my daddy changed the world. i want you to know you changed the world, because today that statement you gave was not just -- it was perfect. you told us his spirit was still here and people that are looking at these monuments coming up, statues of george floyd, they're not understanding. you are understanding that his spirit is changing things. it matters who he is now. there are conversations happening between black and white that never would have happened before. there are conversations happening between senators that we are pushing and urging to stand up for what you believe in. if you believe in law and order and change, you will pass this bill because it protects everyone. nelson mandela once said if you change what you believe depend on who you are talking to you, you are not fit to lead. we are looking for leadership, the spirit of george floyd which is in every single person now. we are getting off the sidelines and realizing that if you critique policing, it does not mean you hate every cop, it means you want the bad cops gone. and we will also change things by leaving the sideline and coming together in the middle, no matter what color you are. that is the spirit of george floyd. and yes, gianna has change the world. it has been an honor and a privilege standing up for this family. >> first and foremost, i would like to say to the family, my condolences and prayers are my family, everyone in atlanta, scott madison, our law firm put in a lot of work to help get us to the point we are today, thank you to the family. i know mr. chauvin's mother did not have any words for the family but we do and i know you guys do. so to the family, i say my condolences and i'm sorry. we love you. second thing i will say is this, until things like this are not national news, we have not made it. we are still in the same place that we were 20 years ago, 30 years ago. we are all here talking about something that everybody sitting right here knew was going to happen. we knew from day one he murdered george floyd. we all saw it but we had to go through this for a year to get to the point where this family could get some amount of closure. a year. until black and brown people can get closer, can depend on the justice system, can no that when someone murdered somebody in broad daylight that they are going to be held accountable, we have got a lot of work to do. and i will say to all of the people, all of you act

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scott . >> commissioner scott: thank you chair bustos. i echo what commissioner bycer just shared and i to show the disappointment withthe decrease and yet i understand what you're saying . i understand and am happy to hear that you are committed to work with us through your proposal and to look and see within these 90 days what more you mightbe able to do and how . i just also would say changing the studios, it doesn't really fix it . with the need so great and the demand so great for housing. families wantingto be families . so i do agree with the 90 day hearing your findings when you return. >> chair bustos: thank you commissioner scott.vice chair rosales . >> vice chair rosales: thank you chair bustos. i am also disappointed we are not going to belabor that point . i was present when we first started these conversations to the developer so i need just like my fellow commissioners for the next round of conversations with us more clarity and certainly transparency with respect to the reasons behind the change. i to understand construction costs but we just can't say construction costs are higher, labor is more expensive and just leave it at that. i'd be interested in understanding these numbers that are cited, 15 to 30 percent highersince we started talking about this . i'd like to understand that better . i too need more time to half staff look closer that we are fully informed and can come to a correct decision. the other point that i'd like to emphasize is on the cop outreach program, i appreciate the gestures of developers and the agreement of the developers and all the community that if it's that we did talk extensively on some of this though on the cop outreach i'd like to see even if it's in conceptual form what the innovative strategies are. because this is an opportunity that we can't miss. we can't miss and i think there's commissioners that can inform the effort to ensure that these strategies are effective. it could be innovative but it might not be as effective as folks think so i think having the bike in at the commission early on and guidance of commissioners onhim of these strategies would go a long way i think for me . if in fact we are looking at feweraffordable housing units . i don't have any additional questions. i just wanted to provide those comments. >> chair bustos: thank you vice chair rosales. i'm thrilled that the staff has come forward because the currentproposal is pathetic . and i'm hoping that we have time to take a look at what really is happening. this is san francisco. this is probably the last piece of property that can be developed in downtown san francisco. so to throw out numbers of cost construction going up by 15 to 30 percent then by reducing even the price tag of the property 100percent does not make any sense . i am really hoping that the next time we see this that it is a lotbetter than what i see now . and i think the other fellow commissioners have expressed their disappointment but this is pathetic. so i'll support more time, but ... anyway. thank you commissioners for your comments and your questions may i get a motionto move this item forward , item number 5c ? >> vice chair rosales: i will move the item. >> chair bustos:we have a first andseconded by commissioner scott please take a role . [roll call vote] mister chair, the vote is 4 aye's and 1 nay. >> chair bustos: madam secretary, please call the next item. >> 5 be authorizing a third amendment to the contract of century urban llp, a california limited liability company with a contract about by $53,000 for a totalnot to exceed $160,000 for financial analysis and real estate advisory services . transbay discussion and action resolution number 24-2021. madam interim director. >> thank you commissioners and as was discussed staff will be evaluating the block going forward and having services will be helpful inthat endeavor . so the item before you is an amendment to give us more budget authorityand time . and as well as room for any other financial advisory groups that we may need inimplementing our obligations . paige held her will testify on the item. >> good afternoon commissioner . my name is paige held her, i'm development specialist with the state department purposes for ocii. next slide pleas

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scott budman with some tips. scott, what can we do? >> reporter: if you're planning to fly somewhere, you may be in luck. give yourself extra time. more people are traveling now, and depending on where you're going, you'll need more than luggage, you'll need a passport. and recently the wait for a passport renewal has gotten longer. >> two months. >> getting our passports renewed took us more than a month. >> for the christiani family hoping to travel this summer, that delay was just to get the appointment to come here. did they say how long until you get the passport. >> they mentioned it could take up to eight week. >> reporter: they're seeing an upturn in requests as people plan to fly. and about standard turnaround times measured in months, some are getting caught short. >> a lot of people are having to postpone their travel plans. >> reporter: the office of representative ro khaana says it's doing what it can to help. >> when there is an emergency, life and death emergency, we are putting in those requests. >> reporter: but their best advice is start early. as of now, the post office tells us the average wait time you can expect, about 10 to 12 weeks. about 4 to 6 weeks if you pay extra to expedite. scott budman, nbc bay area news. >> thank you, scott. >>> more than a hundred people logged on to an oakland city budget meeting where the big question is should the city take $17 million away from the police department and instead invest that money into social services. this comes as the city's homicide rate is soaring. we're joined from oakland with that vote. has the vote taken place? >> reporter: yes, it did. that debate was actually over about half an hour ago. the oakland city council voted 6-2 to proposed budget amendments. the mayor came out with a statement herself a couple minutes ago. she's saying while she applauded the emboldened adjustment, she said that cut more officers to work overtime which is going to make thi city. and she also warns this is not going to be safe for officer re most. back in may, oakland mayor libby schaaf unveiled her two-year budget which made for money for police overtime and additional two police academies. nicki bass had her own idea of taking away e

also with us is reporter scott mcfarland. scottand by for one second, let me start with you reporting from punch bowl about these resolutions on congresswoman omar. how realistic is it that anything will happen here. >> it looks like there will be a series of resolutions. they have not confirmed kevin mccarthy's plans. there is more republicans crafting a revolution. there is also a democrat, brad schneider, working on and plans to have a resolution to senture centuremarjorie taylor green. should they go it alone and use their filibuster option. there is a for the people. they have to forget out how to find the january 6th attack. there is a lot on the plate, and it comes as a crucial stretch. they will have to resort these things. they become much more weary of doing things, infrastructure is president biden's top agenda item. he will be checking back in to where things are and so far democrats are learning a difficult lesson. pretty much anything needs to have the stamp of approval. they found they can pick up small numbers of re

scott . >> commissioner scott: thank you chair bustos. i echo what commissioner bycer just shared and i to show the disappointment withthe decrease and yet i understand what you're saying . i understand and am happy to hear that you are committed to work with us through your proposal and to look and see within these 90 days what more you mightbe able to do and how . i just also would say changing the studios, it doesn't really fix it . with the need so great and the demand so great for housing. families wantingto be families . so i do agree with the 90 day hearing your findings when you return. >> chair bustos: thank you commissioner scott.vice chair rosales . >> vice chair rosales: thank you chair bustos. i am also disappointed we are not going to belabor that point . i was present when we first started these conversations to the developer so i need just like my fellow commissioners for the next round of conversations with us more clarity and certainly transparency with respect to the reasons behind the change. i to understand construction costs but we just can't say construction costs are higher, labor is more expensive and just leave it at that. i'd be interested in understanding these numbers that are cited, 15 to 30 percent highersince we started talking about this . i'd like to understand that better . i too need more time to half staff look closer that we are fully informed and can come to a correct decision. the other point that i'd like to emphasize is on the cop outreach program, i appreciate the gestures of developers and the agreement of the developers and all the community that if it's that we did talk extensively on some of this though on the cop outreach i'd like to see even if it's in conceptual form what the innovative strategies are. because this is an opportunity that we can't miss. we can't miss and i think there's commissioners that can inform the effort to ensure that these strategies are effective. it could be innovative but it might not be as effective as folks think so i think having the bike in at the commission early on and guidance of commissioners onhim of these strategies would go a long way i think for me . if in fact we are looking at feweraffordable housing units . i don't have any additional questions. i just wanted to provide those comments. >> chair bustos: thank you vice chair rosales. i'm thrilled that the staff has come forward because the currentproposal is pathetic . and i'm hoping that we have time to take a look at what really is happening. this is san francisco. this is probably the last piece of property that can be developed in downtown san francisco. so to throw out numbers of cost construction going up by 15 to 30 percent then by reducing even the price tag of the property 100percent does not make any sense . i am really hoping that the next time we see this that it is a lotbetter than what i see now . and i think the other fellow commissioners have expressed their disappointment but this is pathetic. so i'll support more time, but ... anyway. thank you commissioners for your comments and your questions may i get a motionto move this item forward , item number 5c ? >> vice chair rosales: i will move the item. >> chair bustos:we have a first andseconded by commissioner scott please take a role . [roll call vote] mister chair, the vote is 4 aye's and 1 nay. >> chair bustos: madam secretary, please call the next item. >> 5 be authorizing a third amendment to the contract of century urban llp, a california limited liability company with a contract about by $53,000 for a totalnot to exceed $160,000 for financial analysis and real estate advisory services . transbay discussion and action resolution number 24-2021. madam interim director. >> thank you commissioners and as was discussed staff will be evaluating the block going forward and having services will be helpful inthat endeavor . so the item before you is an amendment to give us more budget authorityand time . and as well as room for any other financial advisory groups that we may need inimplementing our obligations . paige held her will testify on the item. >> good afternoon commissioner . my name is paige held her, i'm development specialist with the state department purposes for ocii. next slide pleas

scott berman scott, i was looking to book a trip between christmas and new year with my family to mexico. we're not going. it's too expensive flights are insane hotel costs are insane maybe i'm cheap. i'm not doing it how fast is travel and travel costs coming back >> good morning, brian thank you for having me back you know, if you have a little flexibility, a week before or week after, you can take that trip to mexico there's no question that the leisure market and resort sector is roaring back. in fact, i'm not surprised by your story because many of the resorts and destinations we work with are telling us their 2021 bookings are ahead of pre-pandemic periods from 2018 and 2019 i'm not surprised by the story at all memorial day -- >> hold on scott, go back to that i want to go back to that point you just made. think about this what you just said is we're seeing in some cases more demand than pre-pandemic. is that, in part, because many of us if you are not in the midwest or south, locked up most of the year and you saved a bunch of money and now it is the who's got the most money gets to get on the plane story >> i don't think so. i think there is room for everybody. you have to remember, brian, there is all of this pent-up demand think of the number of weddings that were postponed and family reu reunions i got back from my son's college graduation i could not have done that a year ago i was part of the 1.81 million tsa number over the weekend. so, i do think that, you know, in high demand periods, it is pricey we're talking about a relatively limited time on the calendar it is over the school holiday periods where you find the highest prices not only in the air, but yalso o land. >> what hotels and airlines want, scott, is gre

scott cullen, nbc news, los gatos. california. lindsey, kendis. back to you >> so we've had the cicadas, drought, locus next? is [laughs] thanks to scott going. scottcture week. we're on the cusp of a week celebrating washington's d.c. favor exercise in futility. but will this be another brutal week? there are some signs of progress. we go live to d.c. with where things. stance >> coming up on the sunday show, labor secretary marty walsh on where we are with those negotiations and the state of the economy. he joins jonathan key part at 10 am eastern. than rheumatoid arthritis. when considering another treatment ask about xeljanz, a pill for adults with moderate to severe rheumatoid arthritis when methotrexate has not helped enough. xeljanz can help relieve joint pain and swelling, stiffness, and helps stop further joint damage, even without methotrexate. xeljanz can lower your ability to fight infections. before and during treatment, your doctor should check for infections, like tb and do blood tests. tell your doctor if you've had hepatitis b or c, have flu-like symptoms, or are prone to infections. serious, sometimes fatal infections, cancers inc

scott. michael scott was an audience of one. he always thought he was a comedic genius but he's the only one laughing at his jokes. everything he says is about his genitals. >> dave: i must've missed the episode where michael scottair i'll defend hunter. i know it will be popular. i think joe biden is a corrupt politician. i think the media is corrupt for burying the laptop story. the social media companies are corrupt. hunter biden is hilarious. he's a hilarious crackhead. anyone can say whatever they want to. it's all about text messages. if someone got a hold of all of my text messages and let me know, i would quit. okay, that's it. i'll leave quietly. i won't try to defend them. you could say, whatever word you're allowed to say, what word. the story is using the n-word. he was doing a dumb hip-hop impression to his lawyer. and because he is joe biden's crackhead son, it's hilarious. >> greg: i'm going to start a band called joe biden's crackhead son. it's a great name. all right, martha, try to think how you might answer this if you are on your show. then throw that away. you're on our show. what do you make of this. is the media going to cover this at all? >> martha: absolutely not. with a cover it if it w

scott. sen. casey: i think it would be appropriate -- sen. scott: i think it would be appropriate for me to yield my time to the founder of the senate alzheimer's task force. senator collins, if you would be willing to take the first question since you have earned the right to do so, i would appreciate hearing from you first. sen. collins: senator scott, thank you for your typical graciousness. in just a few minutes, the health subcommittee is holding a hearing on health care work for shortages. it is very relevant to a a lot of the issues we are talking about. i am the founder and cochair of the senate alzheimer's task force and for many years, i chaired this annual hearing and it feels so strange to not be chairing it now. i know that with senator scott and senator casey, that the committee is in great hands. thank you for your graciousness. alzheimer's is our most costly disease. it also exacts such a tremendous human toll not just on the victims but on the entire family. katelyn, i was really moved by your testimony and what you are doing to take care of your dad while you take care of your children, you are working and how difficult that is. in my own family, alzheimer's has claimed my father, two of my uncles, my grandfather, cousins. it is unfortunately very widespread. i watched my mother heroically take care of my father at

tattoo as evidence that it is in fact him inside the capitol. >> scott macfarlane staying on top of this beat for us, thank you very much, scott4 hours, former president trump will deliver his first political speech in months at north carolina's annual state republican party convention. the speech will be closed to the media. journalists won't be able to view it via live stream or any other alternate forms. the former president in a statement this morning claimed he won north carolina because it was not subject to, quote, democrat tricks, citing false conspiracy theories. we learned trump's suspension from facebook will continue until at least january 2023. joining me now is washington desk correspondent dominico montenaro. let's talk about the political fallout for trump's political allies from the facebook suspension. >> former president trump is scheduled to likely go out and campaign with a bunch of candidates over the summer. what's significant about him not being able to be on facebook is he loses a big megaphone once again where he's kept off the facebook and twitter. he hasn't been able to push the same news narratives