thompson. ms. thompson: i do not recall any at all, debbie. ms. wasserman schultz: i don't recall hearing any either. so it's helpful to have you underscore that. representative collier, is it fair to say these expansions were particularly valuable to black and latino voters in texas? ms. collier: yes, thank you. absolutely. we found that african-americans often have two jobs. and so being able to vote during a 24-hour period is very helpful. being able to have drive-thru voting is also helpful for those that have children. these are mechanisms and i am not aware of any instances of voter fraud that have been prosecuted related to those mechanisms. ms. wasserman schultz: thank you. the texas legislation that we're discussing today, my friends, would create criminal penalties for local election officials who send absentee ballot applications to all registered voters. these are the priorities of the texas state government. harris county attempted to do last year before the effort was blocked by the texas supreme court. in florida, senate bill 90 als

representative thompson, you're recognized. ms. thompson: thank you, chairman raskin and ranking

thompson, you are recognized. rep. thompson: thank you, chairman raskin. we were honored to see our colleagues from texas.

representative thompson, you're recognized. ms. thompson: thank you, chairman raskin and ranking member sessions. we're honored to see our representative from texas. pete sessions, good to see you. we had an opportunity to check with one for a moment. we're happy to see the new freshman, colleague up here. pat. we miss him in texas. we know he's doing a good job up there. mr. chairman, i was sitting there listening to the comments,

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thompson thank you. mr. davis, our final representative is now on zoom. you are now recognized. >> thank you for calling this very important hearing and i certainly want to thank all of our witnesses especially those who came all of the way from texas. whether it was by plane or train or even if they had to walk, i think they would've been there just the same. i think them for taking their time and for coming. i called my heroes and mike she rose i call them that because i am reminded that doctor king would understand that injustice is a threat to justice everywhee and so even though we have been talking about texas, there are many places around the country where there are efforts to suppress, deny, delay, and take away the rights of people to vote and certainly not to enhance them which is what it seems like we really ought to be doing is trying to make it easier for people to participate in public decision-making. after republican past voter registration restrictions during the regular legislative session, governor emmett called a special session to try

peter thompson. _ which you refer. peter thompson, thank - which you refer.efer. peter— thompson, thank you forjoining us. peter referring to acidification. if you don't know your c02 from your cfc then climate critical�*s jargon buster might help. we are diving deep into the issue of ocean acidification. so let's speu ocean acidification. so let's spell it out for you, around a quarter of the carbon dioxide we pump into the air gets absorbed by sea water, changing its chemistry and making it more acidic. it dissolves the shells of some sea animals, it stops corals and plankton growing properly. under drastic decline ripples up the food chain, it hits fish stocks and the diets and livelihoods of millions of people. we will be putting that out, i will put it out on my twitter handle as soon as this bulletin is over. more of this to come, you are watching bbc news, thanks for staying with us. hello there. sunshine was limited across the country on tuesday. but we did see some good spells of sunshine for central—southeastern scotland, where temperatures reached

>> reporter: for thompson, there is sadness knowing the need for her work won't end soon. >> we know places like greenville, you're going to see on repeat for the next couple of years. >> reporter: sometimes a shoulder. >> house been taken away. >> we are not saviors. we are not heroes. we are wildfire survivors. >> reporter: nbc bay area news. >> that is so sad that she has all these fires to go back to. just in a couple of years, so many places to visit. >> it's such a terrible situation. pg&e is confirming that windy, dry conditions will in fact lead to power safety shutoffs for thousands in the north bay and contra costa county. >> it's a good reminder that everyone can get power outage alerts tailored to your address. chris chmura shows us how. >> losing power at home or work doesn't always have to be a surprise. let me show you how to get advance warning so you can prepare your fridge or unplug sensitive electronics. pg&e plots them on a map. by default, you see current outages. look in the upper left. if you click future psps outages the map switches to what's ahead. you can s

is ready, something of the two step dance where thompson reads him an official statement from congress of congratulations and washington turns around and reads a statement back to him. at the same time, i'll put it this way the greatest story with a set of beautiful observations about washington is an art of the exit and knew how to take his lead. it reminds us the sage grouse that washington was so good at. but he is also good at making entrance. that is into itself, something of the theater that i see going on not to trivialize or to empty it, quite the opposite, i think washington with the rough ready camp eating cheese and nuts and wine over the campfire in the developed sense of the theater of politics and he understood under the circumstances he needed to do this right every step along the way, when thompson knocks on the door act i, scene one, is there a fear with presumptuous, is that part of what's going on what her concerns about making the wrong stuff. >> very suggestive question. as evidence for what i'm about to say and i encourage everyone to listen or watch and who has a

when charles thompson retires, he was a stickler himself.he himself would produce the first english bible translated in america from the greek. this would make charles thompson not only the first secretary of the continental congress, but he was also the signatory that show the authorization of johnson, and hancock signature on a declaration of independence. he helped design the great seal of the united states, he would then become the very first united states citizen to translate a bible in america. he is a pretty interesting fellow. so as we continue our journey, you are looking at several of our screens, these take on various debates throughout history. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ >> there was among the 12 apostles, when traitor who betrayed, it should be no wonder therefore, there are so many thousands and two patriot, you england contains there should be even 12 a judas cysts ready to betray their country. >> st. peter and st. paul, when they speak of the authority of civil government, and that some mission in which we owe to it, they put christians in

and said, double double for jamaica, sprinter lane thompson, her show will have the best of the action from coming up. i believe the hype of english football lies in elicit market for the rich and powerful one of the leading specialist work undercover just years investigative unit exposes the inner workings of key players in the murky underbelly of football finance. for me to tell some people in addition has been said that you can make an elephant disappeared. i have many of the exciting brazen example i've seen the men who sell football on. i just got one of the fastest growing nations in the world. i won a contract needed to open and develop into national shipping company to become a team, middle east, and tough or trade and money skillfully enough re key is up to about filling up from it. the connecting the world connecting the future. got cut to gateway to whoa trade. all the news a come again. sorry. if there were news, our office security forces are expected to launch a large scale operation to clear the southern city of lash car and golf and taliban fighters. at least 200000 peo

ofjamaica thompson—herah of jamaica making history thompson—herah ofjamaica making history because shend time — a double double, we call it. she won at the 100 metre and 200 metre. we know that she won the 100 metre a few days ago in that great final on saturday and was able to storm to victory in at the 200 metres final as well. she was well clear of the rest of the field. second fastest time ever run by a woman, and that was elaine thompson—herah, so she is having a wonderful games here at the big. i can tell you as well this morning, just down below me, we had the open water swimming, the swimming marathons. that is a ten kilometres swim, it was the turn of the women at this morning. we had a gold medal awarded to brazil's anama, never quite been able to do it at limit level, so she did that. and also the netherlands was the defending champion. they finished in silver. it was very tough conditions, it was 6:30 a.m., the water temperature about 30 degrees, and then it is 30 degrees outside and about 85% humidity, so they were really battling the head. every so often when they came ar

katerina johnson thompson pulls out after suffering a calf injury during the 200 metres.c. mrjohnson has suggested a meeting with the first ministers of other devolved nations at a later date instead. tony bonsignore is our political correspondent. was it a snub, tony? it depends which way you want to look at this. let's start from nicola sturgeon's point of view. the government will boris johnson arrange government will borisjohnson arrange this and didn't approach nicola sturgeon for a meeting. sturgeon very publicly wrote to the prime minister and said come to the official residence and let's talk about covid recovery. as you mentioned, the response was essentially declining that meeting. this is what nicola sturgeon has to say about that when she was asked about it shortly. i don't feel snubbed. i think most people think it's a bit odd and a bit strange that we have got a prime minister visiting scotland, who talks a lot rightly about the need, despite our political differences, for us to work together where we can on getting through covid—19 and getting into covid re

noorvidts, a johnson—thompson. noor vidts, a smile johnson—thompson.range that we have got a prime minister visiting scotland, who talks a lot rightly about the need, despite our political differences, for us to work together where we can on getting through covid—19 and getting into covid recovery but doesn't take the opportunity when in scotland to come and talk to me directly about how we might cooperate and work together. i think people will just find cooperate and work together. i think people willjust find that cooperate and work together. i think people will just find that strange and it is for borisjohnson to explain why. this is the first opportunity given covid is to sit down socially distance and have a face—to—face chat and i think it would have been a good opportunity. i was getting ready to welcome him to bute house today. there is a lot that boris johnson to bute house today. there is a lot that borisjohnson and i fundamentally disagree on but we both need governments that are trying to get the country through covid and so there is a lot

and so when thompson knocks on the door, that's act one, scene one. let's go. >> is there a fear in washington's part of seeming presume tuesday? is that part of what's going on here? what are his concerns about making the wrong steps? >> right, right. yeah, very suggestive question. and as evidence for what i am about to say i invoke and i certainly encourage everyone who is listening and watching who has access to the washington papers, great uva collection, which is one. most amazing works of scholarship on earth, i swear. in any case, what we have is a really nice paper trail to answer your question, in writing as the impending news comes and it is -- it's sprinkled with these kinds of things. famously he writes to general knox beforehand very quickly, he says i feel-- my feelings are not unlike those of a culprit who is going to the place of his own execution. so there's that kind of talk and the kind of diminishing of expectations and i'm not worthy and that kind of thing. but again, i don't think it trivializes or empties it to say, that's part

thompson from kaiser, thank you so much. we appreciate it. >> thank you. >>> that vaccine clinic starts at 3:30 at oakland tech and runs until 6:00 tonight. >>> as bay area students gear up for return to school, there is a push today to be sure they have the tools they need. salvation army and wal-mart are teaming up to collect school supplies for an event dubbed stuff the bus. >> we are collecting school supplies because there are already needy people and needy children as they go back to school, so we just want to encourage them to do their best at the school. >> salvation army has these bins outside wal-mart stores in fremont, martinez, and a few other locations. the drive is today and tomorrow until 4:00 p.m. >>> go for the music and stay for the school. it's friday's liam's list. >> reporter: the ventures, they've been around six decade, focus of the sonoma international film festival. that's tomorrow night. screen and cuisine outdoor dinner film and live music event is a cornerstone. at the movie ventures, stars on gui

and indeed eight charles thompson is set on his way to make a long ride down to mount vernon. indeed he shows up on the 16th he routs his way h to the door and washington is ready. something of a two-step dance of files were thompson reads him sort of an official statement from congress of congratulations plan washington of course turns right aroundro and reads eight statements back at him. there is something with that. at the same time, washington, i will put it this way. the great historian joe ellis as disputable said beautiful observation about washingtoner as a virtual exits. and really knew how to takexi his leave. absolutely. that is true and it reminds us of this stagecraft that washington was so good at. fair enough. he was also really good at making an entrance. thatel is an art unto itself. something of theater i think is going on here. not to trivialize or empty it, quite the opposite. i think washington. [inaudible] , eating cheese, nuts and wine over the campfire, the mad head and acute developed sense of the theater of politics. he understood that under these ci

well, chairman thompson and the committee are planning on getting to the bottom of that. they're asking the pentagon as of today for all documents and communications relating to the initial denial by pentagon officials that lieutenant general charles flynn, mike flynn's brother, participated in meetings on january 6th related to the response to the attack. on january 6th, as mike flynn had stoked crowds, right, had stoked trump supporters into believing that they could do something on january 6th that would stop biden from becoming president and keep trump in office, his brother, charles flynn, was part of pentagon discussions that day as to whether or not overrun capitol police and d.c. police at the u.s. capitol would get backup. and those hours and hours and hours of delay. during which 140 police officers were injured. those hours and hours and hours of delay, which ultimately proved fatal. those hours and hours and hours of delay remain unexplained, and it remains unexplained why the pentagon initially denied, absolutely lied, denied that charlie flynn had anything t

tonight -- kenan thompson. regina hall. and music from the killers. and now, sarah silverman! [ cheers and applause ] ♪ >> sarah: this goes with this. [ cheers and applause ] hi! hey, there! i worry you're setting yourselves up for disappointment. [ laughter ] welcome to "jimmy kimmel live!" i'm your guest host, sarah silverman. [ cheers and applause ] thank you. but look. i know you guys miss jimmy, but take it from me, you will get over him. [ laughter ] it's true. he does not have to define you. [ laughter ] sure, you wasted your childbearing years with him. [ laughter ] but you will find you again. and this time you'll be stronger and you'll be wiser, but also older. [ laughter ] look, my point is -- "freeze your eggs!" [ laughter ] i am so -- okay. [ applause ] i feel you've been told to clap but i'll take it. i'm so happy to be indoors with this beautiful, fully vaccinated crowd. [ cheers and applause ] what did don barris give you? [ laughter ] you know, here in l.a. they may start making people show proof they've been vaxxed to enter public indoor spaces. if getting va

it means that thompson—herah completes the "double—double" after achieving golds in the same events at with silver in boxing's welterweight division, complete the medal haul on day 11. mccormack was beaten in the gold—medal fight by cuba's ron—eel iglesias. mccormack�*s silver means team gb has secured a record six medals in the boxing events at tokyo. and this is how the medal table looks tonight — great britain sixth with 13 golds, 43 medals overall. it is down on both rio 2016 and london 2012. and the 13 golds won so far falls well short of london's 22 and rio's 19 at this stage. but day 12 could offer more medal hopes for team gb — and, in a few hours' time, team gb�*s youngest olympian since 1928. the 13—year—old sky brown will compete in skateboarding's park contest. sarah mulkerrins is in tokyo and joins us now. sarah — what a story this could be for sky brown. this has been building, hasn't it, for so long, ever since everybody realised that sky brown had qualified for the olympics, and then obviously the olympics were delayed by a year. that has helped her potentially as well

our first is senfronia thompson, texas state representative and member of the select committee on constitutional rights and remedies and we will hear from nina paralysis, vice president of litigation at the mexican american educational fund. we will hear from nicole collier, texas state representative. next we will hear from the honorable travis clardy, a representative in the texas state legislature. finally will hear from diego bernal, texas tech representative and number of the mexican american legislative conference. witnesses will rise and be un-muted so we can sway them in. please raise your right hand. do you swear or affirm that the testimony you are about to give us is the truth, the whole truth, and nothing but the truth, so hope you god? >> i do. rep. raskin: let the record demonstrate that the witnesses answered in the affirmative. without objection, your written

oh, katarina johnson—thompson, it all comes crashing down. only by her bravery, asjohnson—thompson limped to the finish line. after lying in fifth place, her olympics are over in the very cruellest fashion. in the boxing, meanwhile, surely the games' most reluctant medallist. ben whittaker was so upset with his silver, he didn't even put it on. his podium picture perhaps not one for the photo album. he'd earlier fought for gold in the light welterweight, but after losing in the final he couldn't hide his disappointment. i just want to say to everybody i don't want to look like a baby or a spoilt brat, but i'm so upset i didn't win the gold, so to me i feel like i've lost the gold, that's it. i can't celebrate a silverjust yet. there was also a medal for superheavyweight frazer clarke. a nasty cut ended his hopes of gold, but afterjust missing out on a place at the last two games, the bronze was worth the wait. and it's the best the women's hockey team can hope for, the olympic champions losing 5—1 to the netherlands in their semifinal. once a

all of this is clear and indeed thompson shows up on the 16th. he rounds his way to the door, and washington is ready. something of a two step dance then follows where thompson reads him sort of an official statement from congress of congratulations. washington of course then turns right around and reads a statement back to him. so there's something of that. at the same time, washington -- well, i will put it this way, a great historian has this beautiful -- a set of beautiful observations about washington as a virtuoso in the art of the exit, the man really knew how to take his leave; right? and absolutely. that's true, and it reminds us of the sort of the stage [inaudible] that washington was so good at. but he was also really good at making an entrance. that's an art unto itself, and so something of the theater i think is going on here, not to trivialize or to empty it, quite the opposite. i think washington, you know, eating cheese and nuts over the camp fire, the man had a developed sense of the theater and the politics. he understood that u

andy thompson, bowel cancer _ much. thank you.live there, but a surge in visitor numbers could be putting them under threat. conservationists say people are getting too close to the animals and causing distress. here's our environment correspondent, paul murphy. yorkshire's seal population is one of the wonders of the east coast but it is under threat. the biggest impact is coming from human disturbance. selfies on the shoreline or perhaps just dogs that are brought too close. predominantly what is happening to the seals is they will have a fight or flight response, they will perceive the human as a threat and try to escape that threat. we have seen a massive prevalence of humans try to seek out those encounters so rather than being anecdotal, there are people actively out walking to pursue them. this is what can happen, it is known as a seals stampede, they injure themselves as they try to safely cross the rocky shore line. even from a distance they can find humans intimidating. you don't realise you're quite far from them for th

me into the project was frankly everybody loves a road trip so how does this work will he's got thompson and humphrey. off they go but they don't get far for the listeners and viewers who are familiar with alexandria i think it's 12 miles or something like that, give or take so it is the first of many occasions in which washington is on his way. i promise not to do this every step but if you don't mind, i would like to convey something of what goes down in alexandria at the tavern as a sort of representative of what's to transpire for the next week or so. of course it isn't just any step along the way as we all know. it's close to his heart so this is just a paragraph if you don't mind. they have a big meal for him and there are speeches by locals as you might guess they are quite good, and there's washington. here's how he concludes his comments. all that remains is for me to commit myself m and you to the protection of that magnificent that happily broughtas us togetr after a long and a distressing separation. perhaps the same providence will again indulge us with the same heartfelt. b

when -- when charles thompson retires, he was a greek scholar, himself. and so, he, himself would produce the first english bible translated in america from the greek. and this would make charles thompson not only the first secretary of the continental congress. but he, also, was the signatory that showed the authorization of john's hancock's signature on the declaration of independence. he helped design the great seal of the united states. and then, he would become the very first united states citizen to print or to translate a bible in america. so, he is a pretty interesting fellow, he was. >> so as we continue our journey, you're -- you're looking at several of our screens. these take on various debates of -- of history. ♪♪ >> there was, among the 12 apostles, one traitor who betrayed with a kiss. it should be no wonder, therefore, that if among so many thousand true patriots, there should be even 12 judas's ready to betray their country for a few poultry pieces of silver. >> when you speak of the authority of civil government and that submission which

what you make is elaine thompson, harry became the 1st woman to retain the sprint. double. she'd already won the 100 meters and take care and stormed to another victory in the 200 as she did in rio 5 years ago, christine and both of namibia took silva ahead of gabby thomas in said andy richardson was in the stadium watching. well, we may not have you sign both in park here, but we do have another jamaican sprint. superstore. elaine thompson, her winning the 200 meters, adding that to the 100, meet the title she wants to few days ago. so doubling up on the 10200, just as she did rio in 2060 in silver metal position. christina bama of the maybe a really interesting case with her due to her naturally occurring testosterone levels. she's not allowed to compete in the 400 meters. he switched to the 200 meters just a few weeks ago. now hey, she is as an island pick silver medalist as to thompson, hara well forward fitness permitting. she will be going again at the paris 2024 games, adding for both style 3 pete winning, the $1200.00 at 3 consecutive olympic games. harris i

thompson says he has had for decades of success. he is busier than ever this year. >>> too bad we can't distilled. what are and as we look.>>> our chief meteorologist is here tracking the forecast. >>> the usual back-and-forth as we had through the rest of the week. temperatures will be on the warm side away from the bay. the onshore breeze reestablished over the weekend to push wildfire smoke out of the bay area. air-quality. let's look at the map. we see green dots indicated good air quality. a couple malfunctioning sensor that stand out this look so much better than it did last friday and last saturday. there is a hayes at ground level. a lot has been pushed out of the bay area by the wind. we remain good as we had through the rest of the week. green dots across the board. you might see smoke in the upper levels drifting in. some could settle on the surface. i don't think it will get worse than the moderate category for air quality for the rest of the week. another look at fog spreading in. temperature downtown about 60. mid-sixt

garamendi: thank you very much, general thompson.e appreciate having what will be the first of an annual review of the work of the space force. graduations to you and the men and women of the force for standing up and operating it is now almost a two year. of time. we thank you for that. there are many questions that need to be asked. many of those are probably answered over in your written testimony. a couple of things come immediately to mind. i said earlier that the central theme of this readiness subcommittee last year and as we move into this year is that the military be prepared for the contingencies in the future, certainly that one contingency is the possibility of conflict with an entity somewhere around the world. we talked about this and that is important. but also another contingency out there and that is climate change. we have driven resiliency into much of what we hope you are doing with regard to your installations and so i would like each of you, and we will go in reverse order here, i am sure general thompson has a

oh, katarinajohnson—thompson, it all comes crashing down., asjohnson—thompson limped to the finish line. after lying in fifth place, her olympics are over in the very cruellest fashion. in the boxing, meanwhile, surely the games�* most reluctant medallist. ben whittaker was so upset with his silver, he didn�*t even put it on. his podium picture perhaps not one for the photo album. he�*d earlier fought for gold in the light welterweight, but after losing in the final he couldn�*t hide his disappointment. i just want to say to everybody i don�*t want to look like a baby or a spoilt brat, but i�*m so upset i didn�*t win the gold, so to me i feel like i�*ve lost the gold, that�*s it. i can�*t celebrate a silverjust yet. there was also a medal for superheavyweight frazer clarke. a nasty cut ended his hopes of gold, but afterjust missing out on a place at the last two games, the bronze was worth the wait. once again, though, the day�*s standout performance came in the 400 metres hurdles. after karsten warholm smashed the men�*s world record, ameri

now he, she is as an olympic silver medalist as to thompson, hara well forward fitness permitting, she will be going again at the paris 2024 games for both style 3 pete winning, the 102083 consecutive olympic games. harris is a lie. yes it is in the books was taken a year by year, which i'm looking forward for our championship title before paris. now on wednesday, she found her son will continue with her unprecedented tokyo asset that dutch runner aiming to win the 1505010000 meters. something has never been done before. she's already won the 5000 meters. she from the 1st aid of the 1500 meters, which so her falling on the final lap. she still liked the chance to get up to south down and get through to wednesday's semi finals. if she gets through that semi final, then the final for the 1500 is on friday and then the final of the 10000 meters is on saturday. she'll have 6 middle distance races in 8 days. also coming up on wednesday, the final of the men's see 100 meters, the big favorite for that is american. know eliles, but he almost blew it in the semi fun is look to be cruising to v

elaine thompson—herah is the first woman ever to do that, in two successive games.self an three—time olympic gold medallist. elaine had actually struggled with these injuries for a while. hercules is not better, her confidence is boosted as a result of doing so well in the 100 metres. and shejust boosted as a result of doing so well in the 100 metres. and she just took that momentum over to 200 metres. but it all comes back to preparation and mentalfocus but it all comes back to preparation and mental focus that really leads her to believe in herself and go out there with a lot of pressure, and we are able to just deliver. elaine executed that race so smoothly, i'm very happy for her that she was able to not only defend her title, but also to run a very fast time. and now, the second—fastest time in history. one of the talking points in the run—up to these games was whether new shoes worn by track athletes would lead to faster times. elaine thompson—herah was among those wearing nike's so—called "super spikes", which have layers of stiff carbon and foam which togeth

brought thompson who has a ironic description of his business. sweat. >> rob practices the midst dvds are of locating underground water but nothing more than a pair of bad still not he catches his rats to reset is when they point toward where the rods cross almost like they probably underground objects water create changes in a field. >> think of us as one big mac radio. we need to change in the magnetic field and so we picked it up well drilling cost thousands of dollars on mark he is backing it with a sizable investment and is faith has been well reworded. in 25 years is a dry well never hit a dry well yet. don't judge don't use that today. in the vineyard is beginning to feel so raw begin searching for new site eventually fighting three on the list you drill bit rods even tell you to drill in water is likely to produce. this is 40 years i still think asking about. the what is response when people say there is nothing to the ia rods. holding rods as chilly as i could. this not moving this the topic that is amazing to brought believes we are con

and jamaica's elaine thompson—herah becomes the first woman in history to win gold medals for the 100 and 200—metre races at back—to—back olympics. live from our studio in singapore, this is bbc news. it's newsday. it's 6am in the morning in singapore and 6pm in washington, where president biden has said that andrew cuomo should stand down as governor of new york after an investigation found that he had sexually harassed women while in office. mr cuomo has denied allegations that he harassed 11 women, many of them young, by engaging in what the investigation described as unwanted groping, kisses, hugging and inappropriate comments. mr biden said he had not read the details of the investigation, but he said he stood by his comments from earlier this year that if the investigation found against mr cuomo, then the governor should go. back in march, you said if the investigation confirmed the allegations against governor cuomo, then he should resign. so, will you now call on him to resign given the investigator said the 11 women were credible? i stand by that statement. are you now callin

thompson will vote yea on s. 325. madam speaker, as the member designated by mr. reschenthaler of pennsylvania, pursuant to house resolution 8, i inform the house that mr. reschenthaler will vote yea on s. 325. the speaker pro tempore: for what purpose does the gentleman from california seek recognition? >> as the member designated by mr. garamendi of california, pursuant to house resolution 8, i inform the house that mr. garamendi will vote yes on s. 325. the speaker pro tempore: for what purpose does the gentlewoman from florida seek recognition? >> thank you, madam speaker. as the member designated by ms. salazar of the state of florida, pursuant to house resolution 8, i inform the house that ms. salazar will vote yea on s. 325. as the member designated by mr. steube of the state of florida, pursuant to house resolution 8, i inform the house that mr. steube will vote yea on s. 325. as the member designated by mr. timmons, pursuant to house resolution 8, i inform the house that mr. timmons will vote quea on s. 325. as the member designated by mr. emmer of the st

katerina johnson thompson and has been struggling a little bit with any achilles injury this year.for that for great britain. thank you very much for taking us through everything to look forward to on day 12 of the tokyo olympics live there from tokyo. now to some football. players from all 20 premier league clubs say they'll continue to take the knee next season as a symbol of their "unity against all forms of racism". a "no room for racism" sleeve badge will also be worn by players and match officials. the premier league say they "wholeheartedly support" the decision. the opening game of the new season takes place next friday — with newly promoted brentford hosting arsenal. rangers have lost 2—1 to malmo in sweden in the first leg of their champions league third round qualifying tie. they were 2—0 down when steven davis scored deep into injury time. the away goals rule is no longer applied but steven gerrard's side will be delighted to have halved the defecit ahead of the return game at ibrox. david willey blasted northern superchargers to a crushing 63 run victory over london sp

anne thompson spoke to her tonight. >> reporter: kathy hochul stepping out from andrew cuomo's shadow >> i want people to know that i'm ready for this. >> reporter: the lieutenant governor will replace the besieged cuomo on august 24th. hochul today promising she'll be a different kind of leader. >> no one will ever describe my administration as a toxic work environment. >> reporter: the state attorney general's blockbuster report on cuomo detailed the allegations of 11 women who say the governor sexually harassed them. >> in my mind, i've never crossed the line with anyone. >> reporter: though he faces potential civil and criminal action, cuomo has not been charged with a crime and denies any wrongdoing have you made any deal with governor cuomo to pardon him should he be charged criminally? >> absolutely not. that did not come up in any conversation. >> reporter: raised in buffalo, hochul has served at all levels of government, but was never part of cuomo's inner circle >> i think it's pretty clear, and it's no secret that we have not been close. >> reporter: cuomo's resignation has

john thompson will weighing in on the rapidly evolving cyber threat landscape.ll of that in a moment, but first, a volatile day for the markets. kriti gupta, take it away. kriti: it was a bit choppy. markets started off on the risk-off tone, a lot of them digesting that paper talk, at the end of day realizing this has been in the works for a while. this is not exactly new news that is. . where you saw the buy the dip mentality. big tech in the green. you can see that one year chart, this has to do with the mustard gains. today they ended up higher. you saw cyclicals taken undertone. the vix is down on the year but spending the second day above the crucial 20 handle. take a look at the nasdaq golden dragon index. a technical signal that tells you when the time to buy is. right now it is telling you it is oversold. this has traditionally been the road to show that perhaps there could be a point where they start to attract more buyers. the question is do we see them tomorrow? which brings me to today's market action. we saw in the subsectors a lot of underperforman

thompson-herah, gold again. 21.53. incredible.s. look at gabby thomas still looking up, celebrating now, realizing that she has that bronze. >> i think she's looking at the screen saying, is it real? is it real? it's no photo finish? my name is up there next to the bronze medal. >> from harvard to a bronze medal at the olympic games. and she ran the race of a lifetime. she wasn't looking this good through the rounds. she ran 21.87 and held on for the bronze medal. you can see the excitement for her. this is her first olympic games and she's standing on the podium for team usa. >> here is elaine thompson-herah. and what she has done is only something usain bolt has done. tell us that, otto. >> yep. what she just did, and to put herself in remarkable company, she's the only woman to win the 100 and the 200 in back to back olympic games. >> wow. >> congratulations. >> wow. >> go, gabby. >> wait a minute. did you see gabby's face, y'all? when you win the bronze -- that just happened. that was a live event that happened. when she won t

congressman thompson has talked about subpoenaing people in congress, and some of your colleagues in congress may need to be subpoenaed. we're finding out some of them were in contact with the president. we want to know about that, but those four police officers wanted to know about who else is behind this and what sort of planning went into it. how do you get there? >> one step at a time. and we deserve to give that, but we're going to have to start pulling the threads. we'll continue to have conversations. if individuals want to give us information willingly. others may not want to be so forthcoming, so we'll use every tool in the toolbox to compel folks to share, but anybody who knows information about january 6th leading up to the 6th of the planning and funding, as you mentioned, as well as the response and how we see these images, those are the things we're interested in, so we have a team around us, and we'll start laying those building blocks to make sure we ultimately get to the truth. that's what this is focused on. there are democrats and republicans at that table, in a no