maybe they're better placed to answer those questions. >> yeah, thank you, deputy city attorney shen. at one time this morning, the mayor's city representative was on the attendee list. don't see his name there now, but he may be there under a different name. >> and i would just say that the mayor's representative may be better positioned to speak to that than us. >> commissioner bush: if i may just add something to this conversation, i would like to acknowledge that the mayor has directed her staff to take this same ethics training that is required of commissioners and department heads. for herself, that's not a requirement, but she has gone beyond what the requirements are to expand the filings by her staff to recognize what are the ethics rules, and it's my understanding that they would not be adverse to right lane those files, including statements of economic interest filed -- adverse to having those files, including statements of economic interest filed, so the public could have an opportunity to see -- like right now, you can't see what the chief of financial staff's interests a

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gary shen, partner at greylock, joins us with more.are the up-and-coming in the cloud right now? >> the castles project started with, how can you beat amazon, google, and azure in the cloud game? is there room for startups, is there room for vc's investing in these markets? we have seen companies raise huge amounts of money and compete head-to-head. data breaks, snowflake, elastic, security companies. there is a ton of companies out there able to do something like compete head-to-head against amazon or just multi-cloud across azure, google, amazon. a couple of ways to play, either choose a market or strategy. emily: i will be interviewing the ceo of data bric right after you. when it comes to the big incumbents, do you see the likelihood of real disruption, one of them being dethroned, if you will? >> to dethrone the castle metaphor, i don't see a fourth or fifth hyper scale cloud provider anytime soon. clearly, other geographies will have local, but in terms of these hyper scale clouds, the big three are pretty much entrenched. oracle

shen was bleeding and appeared traumatized.ven a rape kit exam. >> no witnesses? no >> i think there were maybe for people who lived in the neighborhood. at that time. >> word of shannon's reported rape traveled quickly to durham where detective -- and yay sacks were now preparing for her child. they wondered if shun was certain that the attacker was jermeir. >> i asked her, how do you know it was him at 8:00 in the morning? >> i guess just stopped the house and sauce opportunity. for four hours he raped her, 3:00 then it was when the sun started come up for hours and you are looking at 7:00. >> it would've been daylight then. >> yes, dog doesn't bark. anything like that. >> shannon said she was sure, and then added one more horrifying detail. jermeir i'd used a knife to rape her. it would take ten days for the rape kit results to come back, so in the meantime police of course question jermeir. he insisted he was in greensboro that morning, nowhere near charlotte. when you go to jermeir, and say, shannon said she was raped by y

shen -- excuse me. oliver wendell holmes said the right to free speech is not absolute.s not absolute. and cannot be tolerated if it presents a clear and present danger to society. freedom of speech is not absolute. it cannot be tolerated in those instances. where it presents a clear and present danger. to society. and here's the most famous part of his quote. holmes said you cannot go in to a crowded movie theater and falsely yell what? fire. cause a stampede, people trampled to death, and then when you're arrested for it, turn around and say i was only exercising my freedom of what? speech. now, that's 1919. over the years, freedom of speech has been interpreted by the courts to mean more than just speaking. more than just speaking. in the 1960s and '70s, high school students started wearing black arm bands to school to protest the vietnam war. school principal said to them take off the black arm band, okay, or we're going to suspend you from school. keds refused to take it off. they got suspended. parents sued. the cases wentz all the way at the supreme court and the

opposition leaders fear its possible use by luke shen come lukashenko's forces during protests. >> nosgered by the situation, but it will come. and he understands and he also want to be prepared more than less here in 2020. this is why i'd be surprised if such camps are being built. >> reporter: officials declined to comment and have called the recording about camps fake news. these images emerge after a week's long crackdown against remaining independent media inside belarus and dozens of arrests. inside belarus the protest movement has been persecuted so hard it thousand holds remote flash mob demonstrations like these filmed by drones. but some of it is finding ways to hit back cnn has learned. these are railway sabotagers, they say their operations details of which we are not disclosing trigger alarms that stop trains on the tracks risking nobody's safety and causing traffic to slow down they say. we spoke to one organizer. >> translator: when our skies are blocked, we should block for land as well. the main goolal is to cause economic damage because it causes them to pay huge fine

you probably heard of that now global investors can access domestic stock exchanges, shanghai and shen sjeng through the connect program, so we believe the further opening up of domestic markets will make china even bigger representation of the global indices. for example, we think they can account for about 35% of the weight, and at one point was as high as 40%. so despite a surge in developments in recent times, we believe this long term investment case on china remains unchanged. >> sorry to nurpt t rupt you what is your strategy here are you investing in some of the big tech names we talk about all the time like alibaba and pinduoduo? i'm looking from your top ten holdings and they're more connected to names we don't talk about as often is this a play on sort of government regulation, that companies that perhaps beijing is taking stakes in and helping to become winners at the expense of others? >> first of all, yes, we do invest into cross the board, all chinese equities including the ones listing outside of china. but the timing of this launch actually not related to what you ment

they're more like shen fen. irish republican army who represents their interests as they carried out the insurgency against great britain in the 1970s, '80s, until it was all settled in the 1990s. they view this as an opportunity to have a political warfare in the houses of congress, which will eventually start playing out in the streets. >> yeah. well the taliban saw al-qaeda as being useful to them, too. just saying. malcolm, joyce, thank you very much. >>> still ahead, the bewildering backlash on the right against our afghan allies who now find themselves refugees from the taliban. with one clueless republican senate candidate accusing president biden of turning america into quote, a refugee camp. we'll be right back. fugee camp we'll be right back. sweat 3x more. stops odorg and the provitamin b5 formula is gentle on skin. with secret, outlast anything! no sweat. secret. ♪ all strength. no sweat. ♪ before we talk about tax-smart investing, what's new? -well, audrey's expecting... -twins! grandparents! we wan

earlier, professor wei shen lim from thejoint committee on vaccination and immunisation, set out morede. a particular point to remember throughout all of this, is that there is a very strong influence of age on the risk associated with covid. we know this for adults, we know that older adults are at a higher risk than younger adults, and it is also true for children and young people. therefore, a 16—year—old child would be at higher risk than a 13—year—old child, for instance. that means in general terms, the benefits of vaccination are typically greater for older children compared to younger children. that point needs to be borne in mind. the deputy chief medical officer, professorjonathan van tam, said he wanted 16 and 17—year—olds to be able to get their firstjabs within the next few weeks. obviously, children are going to start going back to colleges and sixth forms from september and in scotland that will be actually i think slightly earlier in some cases, so there is no time to waste in getting on with this. we have the jcvi advice on starting that initial first dose in 16 and 1

being put down for a nap and his body was found under a bridge and then this jewish nectar,-- julie shening down to tie a shoe string for soccer practice and i am taking my son to soccer practice today and when i think about what she did to about as she sought kaylee as she was studying at her computer because the husband traveled all the time and was really high in the military and that she was angry because the children would no longer do what she told them to do, so she shot them dead after much, much consideration, premeditated. ainsley: is that she still behind bars? >> you know that's right, she is behind bars exactly where she needs to be. ainsley: nancy, thank you so much for highlighting these moms and telling us their stories. unbelievable. >> thank you. ainsley: sign up for fox nation now to see all of these plus exclusive access to other original content and your favorite personalities on any device the coming of a fox news exclusive, we were on board an american military plane transporting people out of afghanistan. see how it all played out, coming up next. utal. well, you