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he's a long member of siti and women and cable telecommunications. he supported catholic charities of denver and the children's home of florida. he's been active in youth baseball basketball and serves as vice president of the home association. >> there is a great big thank you to ken claire and steve, and my 35 plus years in cable industry, it's been a real thrill to watch us grow from adolescence to the undisputed world leader of telecommunications. three big quick thankyous to migrate sales team scientific plan for ten plus years we covered time warner cable, and for the past seven years my partners, -- and finally the most important to my lovely wife, our sons adamant matthew, and my daughter in law caroline. thank you. >> rick symone is vice president for external in state affairs at the internet and television association. a position he has held for rs. he works with state is passed force we directed the whole bryant foundation's leadership seminars for eye school students -- >> early on in my cable career, i would tell people which was synonym

each side digging in their heels apple is slightly lower today but up more than 70% this year and siti saciti says there are e reasons to buy the stock and u.s. government officials warn of grave danger as the size and scale of a major cyber attack continues to grow we have the details after this quick break. every year, we set out to do one thing help the world believe in holiday magic. and this year was harder than ever. and yet, somehow, you all found a way to pull it off. it's not about the toys or the ornaments but about coming together. santa, santa, you're on mute! just wanted to say thanks. thanks for believing. >>> shares of many of the big cyber security firms, including fireeye, th eye they are higher today as a result of the scale of the massive cyber attack against the u.s. government. it seems to be growing every day as we letter more and more now believed perhaps as many as 400 of the compauntry's biggest companies were also hit by it. let's bring in eamon javers for more eamon. >> reporter: that's right. what we know is a lot of those companies up just mentioned may hav

balboni held multiple academic positions the e-university of maryland, of maryland,sity university college and the united states military academy at west point. dr. balboni completed his doctoral work in the md ph.d. program at the icon school of medicine, and earned his law degree. brooklyn law school. doctor? >> thank you, mr. chairman, ranking member peters and the entire committee for your leadership and the opportunity to speak today about the need for early treatment of covid-19. >> dr. balboni, if you could talk a little bit louder, if we could boost. >> is that any better? sen. johnson: it is, thanks. >> all right, great. so again, thank you for this opportunity to speak, as you've noted i've worked in the infectious disease front lines in many roles, i'm a simple drug development physician and scientist, and i say that with all humility, as a military fellow at the fda during the ebola crisis we looked at some of these drugs , broad-spectrum anti virals, to include things like remdesivir, we are no further along now than we were then with getting those drugs approved because of th