and the specter of war has returned to europe, that startling warning comes from russia's top diplomat ad of is meeting with the u . s. secretary of state coming up. ah . hello, they welcome to the program low from ortiz, world news, age q. my name is kevin, i got 30 minutes of our latest for you. great. so that you've checked in, so 1st them not to tell you about regarding covered the u. s. is registered, it's 1st case of the new covered veron alma cron. the person question apparently is fully vaccinated and only had mild symptoms and had returned from south africa. meantime, south korea and norway, i've also seen their 1st cases, sand with 24 countries now affected. well health organization says it's spread is inevitable. it also says that people should limit traveling wear masks and get vaccinated, but south africa, which identified the on the chrome very and continues with life pretty much as usual with shops and restaurants from any open. there. this report, 1st from our correspondent policy clear tickets in south africa are fast approaching him and he'll hold the positive cases a

and the specter of war has returned to europe that startling warning comes from russia's top diplomat ad. it was meeting with the u. s. secretary of state coming up.

of course, the specter of new business and social curves has not gone away.istmas may be safe according to "the daily mail," but new year and beyond certainly is not. >> extra support being provided for businesses hit hardest. quick i'm confident these measures will help hundreds of thousands of businesses and the millions of people they employ. of course, i will always respond proportionately and appropriately to this situation that we face. people can have confidence in that, but where we are now, we have responded, i think, generously today, the grants we have outlined, up to 6000 pounds, are comparable to the grants we have provided to hospitality businesses when they were completely closed this year. >> scotland is canceling new year's events as new rules are imposed from the day after christmas. there will be new limits on the number of people allowed to mix indoors and outdoors. no more than 500 people will be allowed to attend a public event for three weeks. other news, and there are reports that sudan's prime minister is about to stand down a month a

this is not why specter, oh, this is the fuel. this plan is one of 3 on the island. all the straw he is produced locally and fuels a heating system that allows locals to spend 40 percent less on her bills than the used to. the bottom is loading on every bales of hay. each one is about just less than a ton, so they're going on to the conveyor belt at the end, and they're getting dragged in and in here the gang shredded up and then fed into a blast furnace. so can you tell us? is it efficient? so a hercule hello lee, and in order really a wow. i mean all they say n green versus fibro pain. presumption, it is a really long oil for standard of 0. alicia foley, not with the with a short ohio or even to, to make one off in order here where the water is it? yeah, yeah. florida, it's around in the water. heated here circulates via a network of underground pipes, connecting to radiate is in india, ju homes in the surrounding area happens to this is a byproduct this, i did route 3 pro, sent home, and a carry the michael nutrients to the plants need to survive. and they did thi

whether megan brennan, or ben franklin, justice, safety, or specter. they only ever came in small victories by employees who know their rights and fight for them. might lose this thing, i might lose everything. there's big price to pay. fighting the system, but you have to, you have to make a decision that you're going to do it. and it was my, my reputation, my, my livelihood, i now i have my job back after 3 very long years of struggle. i've spent almost $20000.00 on a lawyer that something i might not even get even really was his. anyone i got to be honest. i'm a boy. he had to keep being honest, man, to, to fall because it turned out to be a better witness for me. they did for them. tracy won her lawsuit. management never how, how they expect you to give up. they want you to give them the way things have been run, has stopped people from standing up because they, they would feel that they would be standing alone. and i hope to spread the message that you're, you're not alone that so so go ahead and stand up. and let's, let's, let's, let's take this

i have campaigned for arlen specter a number of times in the past. it brings it close to those 60 votes. the norm coleman race is still on appeal. you look through the years, after goldwater was defeated, they said parties did. the party came back -- the party is dead. the party came back. after watergate, the party is dead. well, the party came back. the same thing happened in 1992 and the party came back. it's a matter of ideas and being able to articulate them. one thing that i feel strongly about is that i think we need real reform. when i was in the federal trade commission, we went through all of our regulations and we found that some of them were not relevant anymore. some of them were regulating industries that didn't exist. there were some that had worn out their usefulness. there wer -- it is time that we go through from the american perspective. when times are tough, and they are now, this is a time that we can do something like that and to try to rein in a lot of the excessive spending where it isn't doing any good. it is outdated and irr

incident anyway, but we are waiting to see exactly what happens to morrow when the election results are specter security forces in marley have been sent to the scene of an ambush in which at least 31 people were killed on friday. women and children were aboard a truck which gunman sprayed with bullets and set on fire near the town of maki. it was then that torched french president manuel micron is in saudi arabia where he has joined a phone call that has been hailed as an important 1st step towards resolving a rift between saudi arabia and lebanon. macro met, crown prince. bonham had been sell mine and the leaders spoke with lebanon's prime minister nigi me, katy, it's the 1st such communications in saudi arabia and other gulf countries and lebanon became locked in a diplomatic dispute. the world health organization says no deaths from the on the con variant of the corona virus have been reported so far. governments around the world are stepping up their inoculation efforts. thousands of people in serbia, on protesting against government plans to sell land to a mining company, they say, will ha

so i'm proud to stand in strong support of this bipartisan agreement that will end the specter of default looming over the american economy and the american people. i urge my colleagues to support this responsible measure and i reserve the balance of my time. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman reserves. the gentleman from texas is recognized. mr. brady: thank you, madam speaker. i yield myself such time as i may consume. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman is recognize. mr. brady p.c. today ought to be a rare day for bipartisanship on behalf of patients and health care providers across america. but sadly, it is another day for democrats' partisanship. providing needed funding for our medicare providers, our local doctors and hospitals, especially as we recover from the pandemic is just commonsense. we should be on the same page. in fact we are. as early as a few hours ago. where republicans also introduced legislation to help our health care providers. but instead, democrats have decided to push a very partisan agenda that has led to crisis after crisis, including the one we addres

specter. it's tens of thousands of people forced to evacuate homes and businesses in colorado today after flames fueled by 100 mile an hour winds spread rapidly burning hundreds of homes in their path. the 11 o'clock news on ktvu. fox news starts now. officials say at least 580 homes , a hotel and a shopping center of all been destroyed by too fast moving wildfires burning in suburban areas of colorado. hello again, everyone. i'm julie julie haener, and i'm heather holmes in tonight for frank, the more destructive marshall fire is burning in the towns of lewisville and superior about 20 miles. northwest of denver. the middle fork fire is burning north of boulder. at last check. the fires have burned about 1600 acres. and as fox news, ian oliver tells us officials don't yet know the scope of the damage. it's just black and windy, and there's embers blowing and i mean, coming over your car, and it was just like, where am i? devastating wildfire sweeping across boulder county, colorado , destroyi

but what tim specter is saying is not saying is any problem with the test than in fact a cli is not the p. c. r tests are exquisitely sensitive. many people would say thought to sense that they're giving false positives or showing positivity for a long time. after someone's got got better, but what he's saying is that various brands or manufacturers of the p, c r t s on picking up the the only. com barrier. that's what he said, a lot to flow very quickly. lots of flow will only show positivity if you have a fairly high viral load. it will not tell you whether it's delta or it will not tell you whether it's on the conduct oxygen campbell, thank i just after the break. neither socialism nor capitalism cutting the mustard . we explore what a new economy for a better world would look like. with the co creator, participate your economics. all of them all coming up about to have going on the ground. i have often said transparency for the powerful privacy for the bell, this case about privacy, what people care about is power. julian assange has become a symbol of the battle. the privacy inform

so it is on its own side, sending a message for mike, maybe he's using even just the, the specter of that to his advantage of putin has reported last biden, for reliable and fern legal guarantees that nato will not expand for the race. that's been the common complaints coming from russia. ne to expansion that's been been seen over the years. it's added unreasonable thing to ask for guaranteeing company. this is a very reasonable and everything goes back to the 1st enlightenment of nature. and then president clinton promised. then president, yes, seeing that natal would not enlarge farther. right. and especially farther east, as we know, it did enlarge a little bit farther after, after those 1st enlargements and russia has been unhappy about it. but the liberated but georgia and ukraine are completely different thing also because george and ukraine is a completely different thing as compared to say hungry or, or, or poland and so on and so forth. so there was in diplomatic agreement that an angel will not go farther east. and normally in foreign policy, diplomatic agreements are respe

so i think are coming from the american specter, we're definitely going to be seeing biden and really showing solidarity few crane and showing his intent to deter this perceived russian aggression. and suddenly going into what you've had a lot of bellicose language. we've heard ultimatums already from the secretary of state, was somewhat seemed to contradict washington's claim. the only want staple ties since as the crime and no ted. i'm when it comes to frenetic thing, appointing ah, and, and the blame game. it rarely does this lead to conducive right is, is conducive to a. com and sable dialogue is which of the rhetoric coming from the u. s. and e. u leaders sounds pretty aggressive. we see plenty of fake news about russia, allegedly planning and aggressive invasion at the same time, no one toaster care from non warns care of against even thinking of a military intervention in the done yet, scandal, guns, conflict. and given the complicated background of us russian relations, it will be a difficult discussion for the leaders. the presidents obviously have the need to talk to each ot

t, berlin, and of course she's got the specter of the oma cron cove. it strain that's costing a long shadow over winter hopes for all of us right now. i'll teach paula slayers of into isolates also being diagnosed with that variant later in the program. he tells us, well, it's like a mountain ray boat of george or wells 1984 could be in the works after the authors estate gave the green lights of re tell the dystopian classic from a feminist perspective, a plan new adaptation by american author, sandra newman, will tell the story from the viewpoint of julia, the love interest of the main character, winston smith. and it's already predicted that the new version of one of the most influential books of the past century will inevitably transfer to the big screen on line though the reactions been a bit different. all will's writing sexism is a capitalist feature, not a bug. to remove a confronted and move the rigid, black and white politics of the story. i never say this about adaptations, but maybe just frightening a story that makes space for nuance. inste

arsenal acts on they are now checking if one of the injured people is actually the arson, is the specter that respected the arsonist. they have now investigating the issue as a criminal act. they have also collected the many forensic evidence as and now they're in the stage of analyzing all this data savvy. thank you for that. that's fabulous . and i knew the nation is live in tokyo. thank you. now officials say 5 people have been killed and one of the most powerful tropical storms to hit the philippines this year. more than 300000 people have been displaced in the southern and central regions. the storm is now weakening off to it, slammed into the coast on thursday, winds of up to 195 kilometers per hour and not the power lines and votes roof jamila alan build on has this update on them, and many of the areas hits since then actually have lost power communication lines . so there are very little information coming from provinces like late, for example, saudi go, behold, province. and even earlier at the press conference by those who are part of the national disaster risk management offi

again, tech stocks as we have the specter of a clamp down in the u.s.and depressing things. also a tightening of monetary policy despite inflation, also taking its toll. that has been sapping some of the mood out there. japan has that interest rate decision. the nikkei and investors not that impressed. haslinda: that is it for this edition of "bloomberg markets: asia." "daybreak middle east" is next. have a great weekend, you guys. ♪ >> from the heart of where innovation, money, and power collide in silicon valley and beyond, this is "bloomberg technology" with emily chang. emily: i'm emily chang in san francisco and this is "bloomberg technology." coming up, covid cases rise and return to office plans fall. how wall street and silicon valley are doing, and the rto timelines. we will talk to a top facebook

one grand mirror what does -- grandmother was a specter but i can imagine what a lawman specter woulddo that they were inspection machine there's in new york and they would come down recently line and she picked one up and setan it down and fire at the target and set it down. i saw one time her industry badge and things like that but everybody in my family including my uncle who paid the ultimate sacrifice, my father was too young for wolves were to ensue asd his brother ronnie but ther oldest brother barney was a navy rig operator and was killed in action in the pacific. they were shot down when they were making a bombing run and southeast asia. ironicallye he was killed on hs 21st birthday in 1945. barney became a cherished memory for all of us and he still is today. they used to talk about their gas rationing and your meat rationing and bread. there was pearl harbor obviously [inaudible] but they never talked about the effect december 7 heavenn civilian americans and how america changed literally overnight and i meangh literally overnight and how the war impacted the national mood.

but what tim specter is saying is not same as any problem with the test than in practically is not the p. c. r tests are exquisitely sensitive. many people would say far too sensitive, they're giving false positives or showing positivity for a long time after someone's got got better. but what he's saying is that various brands or manufacturers of the p, c r t s on picking up the the only con variant that that's what he said lateral flow, very quickly add in the lateral flow will only show positivity if you have a fairly high viral load it will not tell you whether it's delta or it will not tell you whether it's on the conduct oxygen campbell, thank you. just after the break. neither socialism nor capitalism cutting the mustard. we explore what a new economy for a better world would look like with the co creator of participatory economics. all of them all coming up in about 2 of going on the ground a. she and i didn't battery video don't. michelle kraus, of pretty much with can sure to coordinate a way to blow your skin boehme, e a v g like you to form a . but what i want to talk to so

the twin specters of inflation and omicron loom large. more on that next.his is bloomberg. ♪ tom: welcome back to the open, 22 minutes into the european trading day. solid gains from the action on wall street on the back of the fed decision around the taper. stoxx 600 gaining 1.5%. every sector is in the green. technology and autos at the top of the list. still with us is dr. nannette hechler-fayd'herbe, global head of economics and research, credit suisse. and joining us as well is jari stehn, managing director, chief european economist, goldman sachs. let's bring you in and get your views on the health of the euro zone economy as we look ahead to the ecb decision-making. the importance of flexibility if indeed the special purchase bond program does come to an end in march. talk about the importance of having that flexibility in how the ecb may engineer that? jari: that flexibility is important given the uncertainty around outlook. we think the base case, the hit to activity will be manageable because there is evidence activity has become less sensitive to

. >> jesse: chadwick moore is the editor in chief of outspoken and chief editor at "the specter."have so many instances of that. we just would've run out of time. >> she is wonderful! the gift that keeps on giving. the governor of georgia running for reelection. but does she actually think she's going to win? her behavior seems to think that she knows it's number one a very bad year to be a democrat, especially controversial one like her. secondly, look at her behavior in how she's been spending the last year. plans to release the romance novels that she wrote under her pen pen name selena montgomery, and she doesn't seem like the behavior of someone who is anticipating winning or think she's going to be governor. i do not think she wants to be governor. i think she wants to be a daniel danielle steel. >> jesse: have you read any of these publications and how titillating are they? >> they are very difficult to get a hold of. i'll certainly let you know, they are on my stocking stopper mix. >> jesse: will have you back for an exclusive behind-the-scenes look at her steamy romance n

it's not only the specter of the fed, where they could potential get returns, but you also wonder what sort of economic data we're going to get in the next several weeks as we've been seeing all of these restaurants closing, because they have positive cases among their staff or airlines cancelling flights, because crews can't staff a lot of the travel that people are wanting tots even other trying like banks, where people are saying we can't bring people into the office we have to revise plans, people are calling out sick they're in self-isolation, what if any, impact that will have on activity and growth as a lot of competeses flying about i the seat of their paints, trying to figure out what policies need to be changed and what staff they are actually working with. >> a tough year to be in hr. >> you can say that again. >> changing protocols, changing policies i saw morgan stanley had data out last week, looking at 61 -- and a the lion's share is what we call hybrid there's not a commitment to return to office, and you can understand week. >>> moderna facing shareholder pressure now

economy the specter strategy is working in favor.hly cyclical groups but also in favor of some defensive groups like some of the consumer name started to bubble up, technology bubble map, real estate is towards the top of our scorecard. industrials, materials, and some of the hyper cyclical names are back at the bottom. a barbell can be appropriate in sector strategy. lisa: this explains why we are seeing muted expectations going forward for the headline number into the index. you talk about the fed and i do not want to let the fit go. everyone is counting on a gradual rise in interest rates. the fed will not hike rates quickly. can you give us a sense of how much that is baked into the assumption at the s&p headline level will rise 8% to 10%? gina: it is a huge part of the assumption because it is foundational to your modeling. at the base of our valuation model is the two year treasury rate. adding on to that to adjust to an equity risk premium, we use the real cash we use the yield curve. -- we use the yield curve. the situation i

one of the common threads in the book is really, the specter of violence. and to me that is a stunning window to this country, it doesn't matter if you are a softball player in one part of the the country or a youth football player in beaumont, texas, if you are challenging, the status quo, or challenging the way white supremacy works in this country, people are not just going to disagree to disagree, people will not say you are making a good point, maybe i should listen. in cases people do that. some people have changed but in other cases the response is not only do i want to hear but you have to say, but i will respond violently to that. what the young athletes responded, it was like the canary in the coal mine with the warning. and related to critical race theories, we got a sneak preview of how a certain segment of the population will respond if you dare raise up the flags against structural racism. >> i think that reminds me, i am a student, a history major, studying history of social change. one of the most basic stories, profound and well-known stori

specter introduced the kids to each other and new kids coming in and leaving. i would always introduce them to each other and i'd say this is your brother and this is your sister and you'd end up having quite a mall a adult these different countries sitting oneo the table and the people who worked in the office trying to get work done while were sitting round gathering about it. >> you say loving way. >> i do. they know it. they are rattling on about a number angst. i'm trying to work here. it's so dramatic. i would introduce them as this is your brother, this is your sister in the coolest thing is when you see them interacting with each other in the hallways for classrooms and you'd see two or three students who nowhere out of sullivan would you see these different languagess interacting and certainly not supporting and loving each other and helping each other and joking around the way they do. you just look at these kids and think if the rest of us could get our act together and behave the way they do it would be a better place. >> i whichsa is going to say t

we will specter ireland's -- we will speak to ireland's finance minister.ll speak to a campaign codirector this hour. let's check in on the markets. we are seeing gains across the boards, but we started 0.8% higher. now it is 0.6% higher. the focus is on some of the technology companies in china, what the further crackdown means for investor appetite overall, and we keep an eye on inflation with the rate of change for some monetary policy. let's check into some of the groups moving the most. this is across the board what we are looking at. if you look at the groups on the upside, a lot of the focus will be not only on the airlines. dani burger was bringing us some of the biggest movers. iag was right up there. but you can see energy, some travel and leisure gaining after the huge selloff we saw last week. this is as we try to understand omicron and the implications of that. ministers from the euro group, an informal body that informs policy, our meeting in brussels. that is taking place as energy prices are surging end the on the cron variant overshadows al

and as for steph curry's quest for the 3 point record now goes on the road for specter.ouple >> california attorney general rob bonta was in san francisco today to promote a gun buyback event that's happening this coming weekend. that event is on saturday from 00:00am in the morning until 12 noon on howard street. the event is being hosted by the group called united players. people will get $100 cash for handguns and shotguns and $200 for automatic weapons united players is a 25 year-old organization which focuses on violence prevention and youth development. >> an attorney in michigan is now filing a pair of 100 million dollar lawsuit against the oxford community school district and various school employees. and this is following that school shooting that left 4 teens dead in oxford, michigan, just outside of detroit. the suits are being filed on behalf of a student who was shot and survived and her sister who was right next to her when she was shot. their attorney says school officials failed to protect students from the accused shooter. ethan crumbley. >> when the rig

>> you know, i think certainly from a defense perspective you have to raise the specter of reasonable that pokes holes in a prosecution's case. it's difficult to do that when already you're locked into a story. it's difficult to do that when you say you don't know anything about it, but they show you a video and show you various footage where you're at that actual scene and potentially it's you planning something that happened. it's difficult for you to say i don't know and i wasn't involved and then they present text messages to you with certain brothers who were involved with you. and you say i haven't been really communicating with them, but then there are phone records that match you up with them. and then the police say, let me have your phone and evaluate them. and you say i don't think so. we're trying to help you. i won't give you my phone today. and when you do, you block out and redact certain things. it's difficult. we want to take dna, we want to help -- i don't think i want to give you dna. there's so much overwhelming evidence here. i get the defense wanting to put a pol

then she raises the specter of the fact that republicans under president trump passed a bill that theying from outside of washington should be know that ultimately, i think, what you are going to get is something paired down that manchin can support. because these proposals, things like universal pre-k. the tax cuts for working class people, dealing with climate change, child care, these are popular proposals. republicans in going after manchin this past weekend, have relied on the cbo score and they are giving him added leverage in order to pare down the overall build back better bill. i do think he is going to kill if? i don't know i don't. i don't know if it will pass before christmas. i think that ultimately given that 99% of democrats back something and want something to pass for their president in his first year, you are going to get something, maybe in january at the latest. >> bret: shannon? >> i think it's not just the cbo score that would rankel senator manchin. i think it's beyond that is he also worried about the cpi index and inflation came out the last few days. he has re

this is something that is so broadly popular across the ideological specter when you do polling.ople at a time when inflation has been rising. this is something that is going to continue to extend the middle class tax cut known as the child tax credit as phil just mentioned which has been cutting child poverty in half over the past year. this is common sense stuff, obviously fully paid for, and something i am hopeful the president will be able to fulfill his promise on when he promised progressives and the house democratic caucus at large that he would secure the 50 democratic votes required to get this over the hurdle that is the united states senate. >> cnn's manu raju just got with west virginia senator joe manchin and asked him about the criticism that he is demanding changes at the last minute. manchin's response is, quote, everybody has demanded changes in the last few weeks. is that true? >> no, it's not true. the fact is, 90% of this bill was preconferenced and preconferenced these days means senator manchin and senator sinema signed off on it. now i understand that the s

peng's allegations raise a specter that not all is well within the elite ranks and maybe she is not aloneould open, and the party can't have that. why is this case so different? do you really believe it poses some kind of potential existential threat to the chinese communist party? >> well, yes. thank you so much for having me first of all. so i write about this feminist movement that has been going on in china for quite a few years already actually and the me too movement has gone on for several years as well. which is extraordinary given how tightly the internet and media are controlled in china. what makes this particular case of peng shuai just so explosive is first of all she is very famous in china, a famous figure, and her lengthy accusation against a senior communist party official was up for almost half an hour. so i think several million people at least saw it. and then she is accusing one of the most powerful men in china of sexual assault and we never hear about these senior leaders in the commune party ever. we don't know anything about them. those two, the two people involve

at this bill does a one, a what are we going to call what are we going to call this 8 ounce of a specter. we're going to have a think john john's got a new john. can we have a new thing for a time like you measure and feet for a little to icy cold for 8, 8, on ground one to level 3 level. >> and if you're a full 8 time. >> then it's like on the hit. that there's no more. there's no more gloves after he's he's adorable and right for us. he does. he has good spirits up there. that is holiday joy for you. i hopefully if you are up in the sierra. you have as many smiles 8 on. does this morning. i think there's a headaches and they're 2 for. >> people that are trying to make that sierra crossing getting to see family for the holidays. but if you are a skier and snowboarder, you going to love it. you can see outside of her diamond peak camera just like we're seeing in placer county we are seeing some snow piling up tsere on some of our picnic tables there is a rain-snow mix going on right around lake tahoe itself. but snow level will lower gradually over the next few days, aurther and further

until reid helped convince pennsylvania republican arlen specter to switch parties and give democrats votes. >> the ayes are 60, the nays are 39. >> desjardins: exactly what they needed for the sweeping affordable care act a few months later. >> the american people want healthcare reform and we're going to do healthcare reform. >> desjardins: all this as a new republican leader had risen, kentucky senator mitch mcconnell. reid spoke to "newshour" about their battles in 2013. >> we've never been enemies, hated each other. it's just been a little difficult to work together, and i think things will get better. desjardins: the two leaders wielded senate rules like sabres and in 2013, reid pulled the trigger on the so-called“ nuclear option,” removing the filibuster for most nominees, a move that cut sharp divides but which reid defended as important for governance. >> it's time to chge the senate before this institution becomes obsolete. >> desjardins: in 2015, reid suffered severe injuries while exercising. he retired in 2017, closing the book on one of the longest leadership tenures in

but behind all that is the specter of long covid. and i want to know what your take is on long covid and whether it is affecting some people who have been vaccinated, who get a breakthrough case. >> this is, again, another very important question. and, you know if there is anything we come into the surge with, it is better a large dose of humility because we don't understand a lot of these issues, we're learning, we're learning every day, but we don't know at this point how omicron is going to overlay with long covid. and we are concerned about that. so this is a very important issue. the other point i want to make, though, is that as you pointed out about vaccinations, we need to get people vaccinated, but we are basically in the place we are right now for which vaccines are going to only have limited impact in terms of new vaccinations. it takes 10 to 14 days even for someone with a third dose of vaccine to actually see that protection rise, and so, by the time the surge rises and falls, i think in the next four to five weeks, you

one of the common threads in the book is really this specter of violence as a response to what is a nonviolent act of civil disobedience, and to me that's a stunning window into this country, even larger. like it doesn't matter if you are a softball player in one part of the country or a youth football player in oman texas. it's like if you are -- beaumont, texas. if you're challenging the status quo, challenging the way white supremacy works in this country, and people are not going to just agree to disagree, or people are not going to say you are making good point committee i should at least listen to you and your you out. in some cases people do say that and there are stories of people who are actually changed through these protests. but in other cases the response is not only do i not want to hear what you have to say but i'm going to respond violently to that. i feel like what all these young athletes went through from 2016-2020 was kind of like the canary in the coal mine, you know, the warning of everything you're seeing right now with regards to so-called critical race theory and the i

specter.ousands of people forced to evacuate homes and businesses in colorado today after flames fueled by 100 mile an hour winds spread rapidly burning hundreds of homes in their path. the 11 o'clock news on ktvu. fox news starts now. officials say at least 580 homes , a hotel and a shopping center of all been destroyed by too fast moving wildfires burning in suburban areas of colorado. hello again, everyone. i'm julie julie haener, and i'm heather holmes in tonight for frank, the more destructive marshall fire is burning in the towns of lewisville and superior about 20 miles. northwest of denver. the middle fork fire is burning north of boulder. at last check. the fires have burned about 1600 acres. and as fox news, ian oliver tells us officials don't yet kno

that another senator not from kansas but was born and raised in russell, kansas, the great arlen specter of pennsylvania. so they were two senators, two republicans who actually were from the same small town, but bob dole was the hero of russell, kansas, and the native son, so i'm sure there will be ceremonies back there as well, and so much respect for elizabeth dole. carrying on the legacy that she has independently, and at some points considered to be a potential presidential candidate herself. i have gotten to know her over the years and certainly our sympathies, our condolences to her because they have had a remarkable marriage. and she has been at his side every step of the way. >> andrea mitchell, thank you so much for your reflections and memories as we look back on the life of former u.s. senator bob dole. now dead at the age of 98 years old. andrea, thank you so much. we'll be back with more of the day's news right after this. voiceover: riders. wanderers on the road of life. the journey is why they ride. when the road is all you need, there is no destination. uh, i-i'm actuall

and thank you for raising the specter of jim jordan as chair of the judiciary committee. i shudder to think of a majority with the gavel in either mccarthy's hand or jordan's hand or whomever they put forward. and i have to say, kurt, i read one of your recent essays where you said democrats have to run as though they know they will lose -- i'm paraphrasing you, kurt -- in 2022. i don't do that, but i'm actually taking your advice. because i'd hate to wake up in 2022 having lost the majority. with mr. jordan in charge of the judiciary committee, that will be a horrendous moment for certainly the committee, but much more importantly for the country. we have to make sure that mr. mccarthy, who is frankly weak and a bully, that's what bulies actually are representative of, somebody who is weak, and mr. jordan cares nothing for the truth and loves to be a bully. i've witnessed and suffered both with both of the two gentlemen i just talked about, we democrats have to run. we have to run hard. and we have to make sure that we lift up the very thing that matters to america and t

tim specter from — delta. tim, thank you very much. tim specter from king's _ delta. country has to quarantine for ten days in a hotel at their own expense. let's speak to emily mennie and owen hancock, who are currently in a hotel quarantine in east london after visiting south africa to see emily's family. thanks for being with us, how was the first night in the quarantine hotel? it the first night in the quarantine hotel? ., , , ~ the first night in the quarantine hotel? ., , , . ., ., hotel? it was intense. we landed at heathrow at — hotel? it was intense. we landed at heathrow at 8:15pm _ hotel? it was intense. we landed at heathrow at 8:15pm yesterday i hotel? it was intense. we landed at heathrow at 8:15pm yesterday and l heathrow at 8:15pm yesterday and made it to the hotel room at 2am this morning, so running on very little sleep. irate this morning, so running on very little sleep-— little sleep. we appreciate you comin: little sleep. we appreciate you coming on _ little sleep. we appreciate you coming on after _ little sleep. we appreciate you coming on afte

arlen specter was the one working on that commission for him. i cannot believe they put dulles on there. the guy who gets fired ends up being on the commission. that guy was one of the weirdest dudes i have ever seen. if you watch that movie, you will see how creepy he is at the bottom line is the cia took out , the president and nobody has been accountable for it. that shot came from the front. people went running after that shot that came from the front. because they wanted to chase down this guy. host: we will let the guest answer. thank you. guest: yeah, a month after kennedy's assassination, former president harry truman, the 33rd president, wrote an editorial in which he called for the abolition of the cia. now, truman did not talk about jfk's assassination in the column, and he never publicly linked his opinion to kennedy's assassination, but there is no doubt that truman's call for the abolition of the cia was a direct response to the assassination of kennedy. harry truman knew more about the cia than anybody. he was the one that signed

digital technologies are spreading across the energy specter and will only continue to do so as the need for effective management of a loan, delivery, and storage increases. these technologies are crucial to realizing our decarbonization goals. increased digitaliation creates more opportunities for cyber attacks. we saw this with the colonial pipeline attacks in may. these risks do not have to be crippling. if the public and private sectors work together to understand the cyber risk profile of critical energy assets and build out the corrective and defensive cybersecurity capabilities and develop response protocols in the event of an attack, the transition will be much smoother and safer. this cooperation will be critical to ensuring strong commendable, and unified cyber defense. to discuss these issues today, we have a remarkable set of panelists as well as a keynote from former secretary of homeland security jeh johnson. for we jumped in, i have a few reminders -- before we jump in, i have a few reminders for the audience. you can follow us on twitter and use #acenergy. we are currentl

but she and her colleague from maine, olympia snowe and arlen specter, we got that passed only because of them. we only had 53 votes. it was so good for our country. obama, the first two months after having been elected, the country lost 800,000 jobs. can you imagine that? a month. that was because of the stimulus bill, we were able to reverse that. we did a lot of wonderfully good things on that that was good for the country. amy klobuchar is here. she did a lot in getting this done, promoting travel to get foreigners to come here, come to america. it worked out so well. seven different clotures i had to file on that to get it done but we got it done finally. it's been remarkably good for america. other countries, you'll see them on tv. they're always advertising about come visit australia, come visit the bahamas, come visit england, come visit every place. now we've got advertising around the world, come visit america. now everyone knows that las vegas gets its, more than its share probably of visitors, but it was good for nevada but it was also good for the country. nevada test site