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but that threat that runs that runs through vanguard's sexual violence. and one thing i never expected to discover from the 18 fifties forward all the way to the modern civil rights era activists come to narrate their experiences with sexual violence nowhere else that is more acute that francis harper talks about what it's like to be a black woman lecturer writing streetcars in railroads you know i wells story but every woman that i write about has a story to be accosted and denigrated harper comes to put this on the table but it goes to the core of how black women understand their vulnerabilities and it works to keep this out of ladies cars so it is witness to the denigration and that they do nothing because evil and someone speaking up when they are accosted on the street car. and then to cheer on conductors. and that is a area where the movement with the old and vicious thread of politics and that question of with the threat of sexual violence how that is defined for white women heard and part of that participation is the need to define themselves a bl

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the victim in this case is the santa clara vanguard. accusing santa clara police of dropping the ball. good evening. i'm julie haener. >> and i'm frank somerville. they even had the license plate number. and it's two weeks later and police are just now going after their leads? >> reporter: yes, frank. the incident happened weeks ago. >> reporter: this is video of a santa clara vanguard, a marching band. the nonprofi

the victim in this case is the santa clara vanguard. they're accusing santa clara police of dropping the ball. good evening. i'm julie haener. >> and i'm frank somerville. they even had the license plate number. and it's two weeks later and police are just now going after their leads? >> reporter: yes, frank. the incident happened weeks ago. >> reporter: this is video of a santa clara vanguard, a marching band. the nonprofit has been in santa clara for three years. 20-year-old lizzie rivera is a member. >> i was in awe when i saw them performing on the field. >> reporter: a thief using bolt culters broke the lot of several trailers. along the items stolen, four generations used to power equipment, a mack back proa synthesizer and other equipment. >> it's frosterating that we do these things in the world and someone could come to take these from us. >> reporter: there's video affplan of a man enter the parking lot and taking the equipment. >> i was told pie the police that nothing had been done and the case had not been acted on. >> we a

alexis gray is a senior economist at vanguard.ue the conversation with us on bloomberg radio at 9:00 a.m. u.k. time. weekt talks entering a key , finally a key week for brexit talks. foreign lenders also have a big decision to make. stay in london or relocate assets to the european union? so far, the square-mile has kept allure for u.s. banks. joining us now is dani burger. is really one of the biggest to signify a second phase of moving out of the u.k. as the talks enter more advanced stages. but, so far we have not seen much movement besides that. hundreds of millions of billions moving out of the u.k. london has three times the equity as the european union for the big five u.s. banks. when it comes to risk-weighted assets, it has four times the amount. for jp morgan, we have been talking about it as being the first of many. there isave said that a critical mass of people and clients in london so it is unlikely it will move as many assets as they originally anticipated they would. thelators have been telling lenders to keep thei

the santa clara vanguard drum and bugle corps has won seven world championships. last month, thief broke into the cores trailers, parked behind their music hall and took equipment worth $15,000. the surveillance camera caught the thief, his truck and even the license plate, but so far that has been little progress in the investigation. >> when i spoke with santa clara police i was told that nothing has been done and that the case had not been acted on. i'm frustrated that i had to call for times in order to get the wheels rolling on this investigation. >> we apologize for the delay in it and we completely understand the frustration. >> the police department says a new officer has been assigned the case and it is reviewing the procedures for crime reporting. the vanguard leadership says the delay has cost them twice four days after the first burglary, the same man in the same truck came back and stole the groups p.a. system. >>> we are now in september, the very first day of september this tuesday. steve paulson has our forecast. how do we look? >> about the same a

santa clara vanguard drum and bugle corps is happy to report most of the items stolen from their storage trailers more than two weeks ago have been recovered. after our story, police located the suspect and made an arrest. the group's director said the burglary was a financial and emotional blow. >> we're going through it like many nonprofits, severe cash crisis, and we're managing through that, but this was a pretty big hit. >> santa clara vanguard says about $20,000 worth of items were recovered, including a $4000 synthesizer and other instruments. 41-year-old brendan dixon beckett of santa clara was arrested for possession of stolen property and drug violations. >>> coming up tonight, a fish hatchery in the path of the cz you wildfire have volunteers are trying to save the fish that survive. >>> we have got the forecast that includes a big heat up for the holiday we can. plus we take a peek at that air quality forecast for tomorrow. hey, my twitter is blowing up! dear jack box, bring back the spicy chicken strips, still waiting for the spicy chicken strips, so many about spicy chicken

monstrous inflows for vanguard growth. does this mean anything in terms of people falling out of love with tech shares and growth shares? probably not. tom in europe says that performance wins out in the end and perhaps investors still favor growth, but they are choosing to express it in less generic ways. for instance, the etf that tracks the nasdaq 100 and the kathy woods innovation etf saw a big monthly inflows for the month of august. this might just be an opportunity to take money off the table and people are looking for more reasonable entry points going forward. a long weekend upon us, people may be content to let things go for little bit and come back in later on. at the travel stocks doing relatively well on both sides of the atlantic, you wonder if there is a vaccine element to all of this. positive news over the last 24 hours maybe feeding into the neighbor -- the narrative. the global head of the hbc fixed income analysts -- analysis joining us now. what is the selloff today meaning for your world? >> the equit

kind of, there's an awakening where people are awakening, it makes sense that artists are at the vanguardat. >> the world of graffiti is the largest secret society on the planet. we have access to the public space and i expect to see huge movement and a lot of noise from this world of people in the next few months. >> you call yourself a vessel every time i talk to you. >> the work is supposed to minister to people, people should come in front of the painting and if they are hurting because they lost a family member or hurting because of what is happening to the community. they are supposed to be inspired, they are supposed to be up lifted. >> do you feel a responsibility to be out there as this is all happening kind of painting the story on the walls? >> mlk, he didn't volunteer for leader ohe rightvement. but whenhehim, and said, we want you to do this. i feel the same kind of way, it was like, i didn't ask for it, but, i feel like i do have a voice. so, the art opened the door for this conversation. >> and coming up, say her name, breonna taylor in black and white and immortalized. hon

the vanguard leadership said it has cost them twice. four days after the first burglary, the same man in the same truck came back and stole their pa system. >>> the chp is investigating the death of a woman whose car plunged off the cliff of highway 1 near devils slide. it happened yesterday morning. the car was lodged in the rocks about 200 feet below. the driver was found on the beach pier where the incident occurred is a dangerous stretch of road. the chp said the cause of the crash has not been determined. >> it appears based on the initial investigation that the vehicle may have traveled off the cliff side at a low speed. we are treating this as a traffic collision. >> witnesses say the woman was able to get herself out of the car but fell further down the rocks. she later died at a nearby hospital. >>> east bay mother is demanding answers after her teenaged daughter died in a car crash. that happened on 680 in one the creek. police say 18-year-old was in a car with her 18-year-old cousin and an adult family friend when their car v

professor martha jones explores the efforts by black women to win the right to vote in her book vanguard. and at 930 and her book no rules rules netflix in the culture reinvention, netflix founder and ceo reed hastings and aaron meyer talk about the unorthodox workplace culture behind the largest tech companies in the world. and on sunday at 9 9:00 p.m. eastern, chris murphy looks at the origins of violence and firearms in america's history and the role that they play in society in his book the violence inside us, he is interviewed by thomas, author and criminal justice senior fellow. watch book tv this weekend on c-span2 and be sure to watch the all virtual 2020 national book festival live mexican at 7:00 p.m. eastern on booktv ♪ ♪ >> sunday at 7:00 p.m. eastern alive discussion with put some prize-winning author bob woodward on his book rage which looks at president trump national and foreign policy decisions, watch book tv on c-span2. up next eight department officials testify about the firing of the inspector general steve linick and secretary of state mike pompeo role in the matter

it was in the vanguard of the movement to reform northern society but douglas knew that union ideology was with its emphasis on free labor as opposed to in slave labor was an emphasis on majority rule. an emphasis on moral form. union ideology rated a framework in which change and progress were possible. not inevitable, not by any meanseasy . not even likely but possible. and after this douglas and pushed open the door and face great odds, push open the door to change and progress. douglas also knew that confederates were the avowed enemies of change and progress. that they were intent on pulling the door shut and locking it, chaining it shut and throwing away the key so it's important to understand all this because i want to be mindful to guard against falling into the trap of a false equivalencybetween the union and confederacy . we know and we're reminded all the time, we are callously reminded by events in charlottesville and the aftermath at that. equivalency is a dangerous trap to be. looking at in some ways the incredible challenge lincoln had ahead of him when he got elected tr

santa clara vanguard drum and bugle corps has 17 championships.roke into the groups trailer parked behind the music call and stole equipment with an estimate of value of $15,000. surveillance camera show the thief, his truck, and even the license plate. so for the group as there has been little progress in the investigation. >> when i spoke with santa clara police i was told nothing has been done. the case had not been acted on. >> i am frustrated and had to call for times in order to get the wheels to start rolling on this investigation. >> we apologize for the delay in it and we completely understand the frustration. >> (says, a new officers been assigned to the case, it is reviewing his procedures for reporting crimes, vanguard leadership says the delay has cost to them twice 40s after the first burglary, same van in the same truck still the group's pa system. >>> portly now with their new calls for the mayor to resign after a deadly shooting. during ongoing protest of the weekend. organist a police, nightly protest, neighboring communities. pr

and then was arrested, who officials say stole electrical equipment from the vanguard last month. the comment was found in the truck of 41-year-old brendan dixon bracket, now facing charges of possession of stolen property. >>> san francisco's metro light rail system is expected to remain closed through the end of the year. the train service was shut down in march, but resumed for three days last week, before being shut down again. the problem was faulty parts that connect over headlines, which could leave riders stranded. extensive repairs are needed, and that will happen while ridership is low during the pandemic. >>> uber, making changes to its face covering policy to keep drivers safe. it's now requiring passengers to take a selfie to prove they have a mask. if a driver reports that a passenger was not wearing a mask, that person will have to provide a photo proof of them wearing a mask the next time they want a ride. the mask of verification expands upon a similar requirement that uber imposed upon drivers in may. the san francisco company says the policy will go into effect

know would would rip potentially replace what was a progressive voice on the supreme court a true vanguard and titan and tireless advocate of progressive causes like abortion and women's rights and gay rights so the question is who that and replacement might be but the certainty of it is that it would be someone who is conservative right but you've mentioned there some of the of the issues that would be of importance to of course whoever replaces ginsburg how important is that role in shaping you do us in the years to come rachel. it's extremely important i mean one of the big questions over the trunk presidency has been able to appoint conservative judges to the supreme court and the questions that a lot of you know progressive advocates and democrats throughout the country ask is you know what is this need for progress that we've made on issues through you know in the past issues like you know roe v wade which decided you know abortion in the united states years ago what is that what does that mean for the future of you know women's rights and gay rights and things like a firm of action

professor martha jones explores the efforts by black women to earn their right to vote in her book vanguard. at 9:30 in their book no rules, netflix of the culture of reinvention, netflix founder and ceo reed hastings and aaron meyer talk about the unorthodox workplace culture one of the largest tech companies in the world. sunday at 9 am eastern on "after words" connecticut democratic senator chris murphy looks at the origins of violence and firearms in america's history and the role they play in the violence inside us. he's interviewed by the author of criminal justice senior fellow, watch booktv on c-span2. live next weekend at 7:00 pm eastern on booktv. >> with the ongoing global pandemic at many schools shifting to online learning c-span's student cam competition provides students with a platform to engage in a national conversation connecting middle and high school students to provide a documentary exploring issues they most want the president and new congress to address in 2021. the framers of the constitution, including those who commit crimes, events every day, issues of equality.

expected nest now this new one touted with novels by those who decided to take the plunge to leave the vanguard to get insults vaccinated and we can see these include the minister of defense against like who the leader of the liberal democrat party who by the way actually appeared on a t.v. show makes wrong in the day. so now the mayor told president putin about this via video conference he said you know what i've seen why knows that i will say i did have a slight headache for a few hours so these latest announcements i'm down reassuring but also maybe a way to counter the one of the better words those suspicions psychical initiate you said that maybe russia has this process in order to declare itself a winner of the race for so what now well on our side and if not of what actually basis for russian citizens will start in september. that process could be done within 7 to 12 months in fact. we can explain it in the capital muscovites of us. when a hot start should have been given their start thinking already so thoughts words saturday so doses passable listening to people at home but that there

ginsburg and justice ginsburg was a linus of the left and she in many respects really was at the vanguard of progressive thought and championing working people in this country and defending their constitutional rights and so that's a sacred seat i think for many americans when they look at who who should occupy that seat and so you're right larry we can't always predict how are the jurors who are ultimately decide a case and nor should we hopefully should we be able to but this is a this is a special seat and when 60 percent of the american people want mitch mcconnell and donald trump to wait and let the next president decide who should be nominated you that see that's a that's a supermajority that's that's enough to overcome a filibuster in the senate that is an overwhelming majority of americans who believe this at a time when this country really can't unite about much of 60 percent americans want us to wait then i think we should listen to the super majority the well iraqi people. david in your gut do you expect an election result november 3rd. now you know i want to know the modeling

nest not this unusual i'm doubting that with those who decide to take the plunge that leave the vanguard get insulted in it and we think you can create a minister of defense against like who the leader of the liberal democrat party who by the way actually appeared on a t.v. show makes wrong in the day that the last time a. so now the mayor told president putin about this via video conference he said you know what i'm feeling fine no thing i will say i did have a slight headache for a few hours so these latest announcements i'm doubt reassuring but also maybe a way to counter that one to better word through suspicions like people initially you said that maybe russia has this process in order to declare itself. of the greatest for us so what now well in our sights and if not of what actually basis for russian citizens will start in mid september and that process could be done within 7 to 12 months in fact. sent to 3 clinics here in the capital muscovites of us where the hot start have been given a bit of a head start and can already go to work from saturday so doses possibly most people at

now this news one doubted that with open arms by those who decided to take the plunge to leave the vanguard to get themselves back in it and we today these include the minister of defense against like who the leader of the liberal democrat party who by the way actually appeared on a t.v. show makes wrong in the day and the last i'm a consultant never never told president putin about this via video conference he said you know what i'm feeling why knows that i will say i did have a slight headache for a few hours so these latest announcements i'm doubting reassuring but also maybe a way to counter the want to better word those suspicions like people initially you said the meat russia has this process in order to declare itself a winner of the race for so what now are well on our side and if not of what actually basis for russian citizens will start in september and what that process could be done within 7 to 12 months in fact. sent to 3 clinics here in the capital muscovites obviously we're in a hot sauce and have been given a bit of a head start so doses for us and foremost going to people a

expected next now this news one doubted that with those who decided to take the plunge to leave the vanguard to get themselves vaccinated and we today these include the minister of defense against like who the leader of the liberal democrat party who by the way actually appeared on a t.v. show makes wrong in the day the last american south. told president putin about this via video conference he said you know what i'm feeling why knows that i will say i did have a slight headache for a few hours so these latest announcements i'm down reassuring but also maybe a way to counter the one of the better were those suspicions psychical initially you said that maybe russia has this process in order to declare itself winner of that race for so what now well in our sights and if not of what actually bases for russian citizens will start in september. that process could be done within 7 to 12 months in fact. we can explain it in the capital muscovites of us where the hotspots have been given a bit of a head start that can already go. up to date so doses possible mistakes. people at home but that there

one that really has been a journey that symbolizes the social revolution that she was really the vanguard for during her lifetime in championing equal rights equal wages and job opportunities for women and men in the united states arguably changing the lives of millions of americans within her lifetime she experienced a scrim anation it was a different world that she was born into she was denied jobs because of her gender denied promotions because she was pregnant she famously had to justify her occupying a spot at harvard law school in 1956 to the dean who asked why she was there taking the place of a man. the family of briana tuna have condemned a decision not to bring home aside charges against any of the officers involved in the raid that led to her death the family's lawyers of cult of kentucky's attorney general to release transcripts from the grand jury a statement from brown his mother said a lack of investigation had failed her daughter and protesters have been defying overnight curfews to express their anger over the decision well john hendren is live for us in louisville john w

been indeed they have results, we have seen robin hood , vanguard had glitches yesterday.e more aware it happened at the same time. some strategists think we had a apple and tesla stock split and the dow jones rebounding. a bad time for a lot of investors who wanted to trade these names like apple and tesla as they were soaring to new heights. and trading volume in general. francine: thank you so much, dani burger on these hot topics. coming up, more on the pharma sector. that is coming up shortly. this is bloomberg. ♪ francine: economics, finance, politics. this is "bloomberg surveillance ." astrazeneca has begun large-scale human trials of its coronavirus vaccine in the u.s. it plans to enroll 30,000 adults to test the shots. a final stage test is underway in the u k and could yield the limitary results as soon as next month. the vaccine was developed by researchers at the university of oxford. for more on this, bloomberg farm agence on our coverage. it great to have you on the program. how convinced are you astrazeneca will be here quick and safe? >> based on the data w

moment it's going to be hard for groups like isis and al qaeda to be able t to claim they are the vanguard anti establishmentnt movemenentf our times.s. there's comompeting movementss i'm all over the political l spectrum at this moment. without the president's american declaring that- the rights to blaspheme is something to be preserved here in france- which he set him in reaction to shelly upto decided to. republish the controversial cartoons that- the kolache brothers used to justify their attack. on the editorial offices back in that twenty fifteen. is expanding the flames are resistant to making a very bold and. clear statement about what france is about. well it depends on the audience i mean first for some people it is planning the flames and for other people it is making a bold statement. any time you engage in any sort of counter terrorism or counter radicalisation policy. there's pluses and minuses resto you have to weigh the costs and benefits. again if we were if we were having this conversation five years ago when they tell us it was sort of that it's enough. i would say we ha

this news one doubted he met with open arms by those who decided to take the plunge to leave the vanguard get insulted. and recent days these include the ministry of defense against the leader of the liberal democrat party who by the way actually appeared on a t.v. show makes wrong in the day and the moscow may insult another now told president putin about this via video conference he said you know what i'm feeling fine only thing i will say i did have a slight headache for a few hours so these latest now on some doubt be reassuring but also maybe a way to counter the want to better word those suspicions by people initially who said that maybe russia had this process in order to declare itself winner of the race for a vaccine so what now are well on our side and if not of what actually basis for russian citizens will start in mid september and that process could be done within 7 to 12 months in fact. sent to 3 clinics here in the past told muscovites offices were in a hot spot have been given a bit of a head start and can already go to war from saturday so doses possibly most people at ho

also tde hit ameritrade, vanguard, and charles schwab.ird richest person in the world, and there was a stop split. according to the bloomberg billionaires index, he is now 5 billion. $11 that is your bloomberg business flash. anna? matt? laura wright in london with your business flash now, the hong kong exchange has kicked off its biotech summit. the virtual event comes at a time when health care listings have surged to a record among the covid pandemic. earlier, we spoke to the clearing chief executive, charles lee. >> this is just the right thing to do at the right time. it is such a big sector, and china is such a big country with a very massive aging population, huge health care challenges, and lagging drug development, so all a this requires asia to have center for biotech since we can support research, we can support the massive health care reforms that china finally kicked off. i think that is a very big event, because china finally, ago,literally four years brought in an entire drug likeistration system into the fda. that reform e

we're right there at the vanguard of that new 101 to 108 temperatures we're going to be seeing across the bay area. >> we really are. some of the higher elevations are already starting to see the temperatures inkracreasing righ now even though we're heading into nighttime. all of this hot air is surging towards us. i'll have that for you in six minutes. some of those envelopes have debit cards in them. nbc bay area responds. >>> there's more to talk about coming up at 11:00. we'll lay out a pattern we found in our investigation. we'll discuss the emergency accountability some lawmakers are demanding and we'll explain what you should do if you open the mailbox and find a stack of mystery letters there. i'll join you tonight at 11:00. janelle? >> looking forward to that. sky ranger over the bay side park in downtown. you can see the tree being removed. it's contracted illness. community members say more should have been done to try to save it. >> in person masks today, just not in the sanctuary at saint dominic's. father michael said it was a relief to be able to celebrate mass in perso

maricopa as being a vanguard of a group of fast-growing, traditionally republican metro areas like atlantadallas, houston. we are seeing the same changes with the same groups of voters in all of these suburbs. that is why i think it might be a canary in the coal mine and why you might see evidence of this shift from red to blue even in 20 midterm elections. house democrats made huge gains, many of them by ousting former republican members from these suburban districts. trump atrd president the convention, they said the democrats were out to support -- destroy suburbs, basically on the lawn order claim. is that resonating at all? i think somewhat. trump strategy is to try and frighten voters, have them think about safety and property values. he spent a lot of time on twitter talking about this stuff and lobbing. i did not get the sense that was the foremost concern. it was clearly covid. there is some trepidation watching the violent protests unfold and it was at least causing voters to pause and think about who they might want to vote for. whether or not that is enough to save trump, we wi

university history professor martha jones explores efforts by black women to win the right to vote in vanguard. find these titles this coming week wherever books are sold and watch for many of the authors in the near future on booktv on c-span2. >> booktv, television for serious readers. join us next saturday beginning at 8 am eastern for the best in nonfiction books. .. >> financial regulators testified on the impact of regulations on diversity on minorities before house financial services subcommittee today. live coverage at noon eastern on c-span2. >> congress is set to return from summer recess with the senate back in session today. they will take up a number of judicial nominations live at 3 p.m. eastern. the house returns for business next week with work expected on condemning anti-asian anti-asis during the covid pandemic. decriminalizing marijuana at the federal level and reauthorizing use intelligence agencies, to make items not on the official schedule but we could see by the end of the week a pared down covid relief package from republicans and a deal to fund the government passed s

guard, state vanguard, state senator. >> thank you very much for your rapid response. the fact that you're coming to a small city in the united states, showing it is just as important as every other city, and the fact that we did get things under control, this card been phenomenal. working together in wisconsin and this really helps. ryan has had a lot to do with that. thank you. and your reputation is a great one. and this area is special. we can't let that happen to this area, so we got here quickly. demolished or damaged at least 25 businesses, burned down public buildings and through bics -- bricks at police officers, which your officers won't stand for these are not acts of police will protest but domestic terror. withnistration coordinated local authorities to swiftly deploy the national guard to kenosha and stop the violence and i strongly support the use of the national guard in other cities in the same thing would be happening. happene the same thing in portland and it would happen very quickly. to thank the two of you for acting so strongly and bravely. the c

ruth bader .insburg who died last friday she was a transformative figure upheld by the left as a vanguardeneral -- for gender equality and respected by the right for her friendship with conservatives. she has become the first woman to lie in state at the u.s. capitol. we have more in ginsburg and the political earthquake caused by her death. a military guard escorted ruth bader ginsburg's casket up the steps of the u.s. capitol, honoring a woman who helped transform life for millions of americans. >> it is with profound sorrow and deep sympathy to the family that i have the high honor to welcome justice ruth bader .insburg to lie in state >> the late supreme court justice was a champion for equal rights for men and women. born to a world vastly different to the america of today. in the 1950's, despite her brilliant mind and dogged work ethic, she was demoted because of her gender and question for taking aman's spot in law school. her tenacity and painstakingly thorough legal record eventually caught the eye of president bill clinton, who nominated her to the supreme court. she sat on the

there is a strange ground hog's day that it is clear of a mobilized and vanguard of this country to be overturned. also have to tell you that you are crazy if you think that roe v. wade is going to be overturned. that seems not tenable. this is someone coming possible as you could and could be confirmed to be a judge. >> i think that's right. she's been very clear that she views abortion as a moral and a personal matter. she certainly has some skepticism of abortion. and the prospect of the court following past rulings. her decisions and her writing don't necessarily track justice scalia but track justice thomas who's on the court who's mostly far out in terms of his views. of the court obligation to follow past precedence and her viewsshe wouldn't be in a

martha jones it explores the efforts by black women to win their right to vote in being -- vanguard. wherever books are sold and watch for many of the authors in the near future on book tv. when you read the things that were said about thomas jefferson that he was an infidel and egypt of the french government. it sounds a little romantic doesn't it the thing is the things that were said about abraham lincoln. that he wanted to be a dictator does kind of come with the territory but i think in trump's case at least in the modern political era post-world war ii i have never seen anything like it. >> sunday at noon eastern on in depth. our live it to our conversation with the author and faith and freedom coalition. his most recent for god and country join in the conversation with your phone calls. watch book tv in depth. sunday at noon eastern. >> good evening everyone and welcome. i direct the events here. before we go into the discussion. on the book "wandering in strange lands" i would like to share a little bit of history about this. it was founded in 1927 by bender benjamin draft.

would put real long-term ownership where the blackrock i-shares and state street suite of etfs, vanguardall the major index players owning that stock because it would have been a large component would have been a huge deal for tessa. so i'd say this non-inclusion is probably one of the more bearish events that happened for the stock i've seen in a long time. a lot more than a large shareholder simply trimming their position. i would say a docusign i would be more inclined to get involved with because that business is just not going away. not an obscene valuation. it is not speculator spectacle that i would call tesla. that is really, really bad news for tesla. charles: real quick, another wild card for today's session is the role of d.c., disappointment when it comes to fiscal stimulus. listen, courtney, we've been waiting a long time. the market has been able to rally as congress played with their fiddles, but i do believe it is beginning to have an impact on this market. >> could be playing into some of the selloff we've been seeing last couple days here. i think we're going to see a s

martha jones's book vanguard, i cannot recommend it enough.artha is the expert on black women in the suffragette ofement and in the history american politics in general. andcommend that book anything else she writes. absolutely. one of the things for the commission, whenever we were first organizing and talking and planning for the centennial celebration, one of the things we wanted to do was to tell the full story of the women's suffrage movement. that is an inclusive history, which would include the stories of african-american women, need of, chinese women, other women involved in the movement who typically or in previous commemorations were not fully given their due. the truth is you cannot understand the history of the women's suffrage movement because it is an american story. you cannot understand it without understanding the important role that race played at various times in the movement. it is impossible. roleu are not taking the of race seriously and including that in the analysis or history, you are not telling the full story of the

in the program on this, i don't buy into it as much if you're a fidelity or portfolio manager at vanguardanyone, but if you're an analyzer who scrutinizes stocks, i don't feel like you're as exposed to this as someone like myself who might not do the due diligence of getting an ipo, so i'm not sure it resonates so much with me >> they're like, we want to protect the little guy, but the big guy, good luck to you, you're on your own >>> i mentioned draftkings earlier. let's circle back to that, because the big story today is that the greatest basketball player, one of them -- i don't want to get into the whole argument -- is it lebron okay, it's jordan. the greatest basketball player of all time is taking his talents to the sports gambling world. michael jordan is taking an equity stake in draftkings in exchange for being an equity adviser to the company they're up about 8% right now. draftkings has gone from a less than $1 billion cap company in april to an almost more than $14 billion company today, robert. >> yes setting aside basketball, michael jordan is the greatest of all time in wea

there is a strange ground hog's day that it is clear of a mobilized and vanguard of this country to beverturned. also have to tell you that you are crazy if you think that roe v. wade is going to be overpa overturned. this is someone coming possible as you could and could be confirmed to be a judge. >> i think that's right. she's been very clear that she views abortion as a moral and a personal matter. she certainly has some skepticism of abortion. her decisions and her writing don't necessarily track justice scalia but track justice thomas who's on the court who's mostly far out in terms of his views. >> yes, it is a really good point assuming that she wrote the 2013 article, the public response to controversial case like roe v. wade -- basically like you don't get to say well it has been there for 40 years and this is precedent. that says something profound of how someone may approach this fraud question. >> she was supprepressed on thi. as a potential nominee to an appellate court, she would have the opportunity to decide whether to follow or over rule it. >> that's a great point. t

. >> it -- she ushered in and was in the vanguard of a revolution of women at harvard law school.s -- i remember actually seeing her come to speak at harvard when i was a student there. and she was on the i peels coapt and it was a packed room to hear her. it was clear that she -- it wasn't clear that she was going to be on the supreme court, but it was career that her previous career as an advocate for women's lights been so significant. for me at harvard, i had many more women than that in my class, but i did not have a female professor until my third year of law school. now i'm just going to say with some pride my daughter's a first year student at harvard law school, now remolt, ate, he and has professors from her first semester. thank you so justice ginsburg for seeing that shift happen. >> and elena kagen, another harvard graduate who is now and was a colleague and a cherished colleague of her on the court. she also had a wonderful relationship that i witnessed my say to o'connor who mentored here. lisa, you probably saw that as well clerking up there. i remember her one nig

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can be difficult to do and a really good way for investors get low-cost, well-diversified funds is vanguard or charges schwab. a lot have these. good example it the van guard industrial index. a good way to get top names, 3m. caterpillar, a lot of industrials bundled together in one low cost. if you're looking to do that cheaply that is a good alternative to look the. charles: symbol is vis, folks. talk about snowflake, not the folks out there always complaining but we're talking about the superhot ipo. the range in this thing increased 100 to 110, from 75 to 85. dani i want to talk about this as a potential buyer also the slate of the hot ipos. is it reason for optimism or is it a red flag for you? >> it is actually very optimistic. so when you look at the ipo activity in the marketplace and where we have all of these hot deals and all of these unicorns lining up to go public, that means the market is healthy and it is very liquid. when that happens. you have a lot of clamoring for these ipos. snowflake actually has great earnings. they actually recorded year-over-year growth of 173%, whic

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