you've always inspired me, vic. wrote, and it was essentially addressed to president joe biden where you said, you know, one of the biggest debts -- and i paraphrase you -- one to have the biggest debts he has now is to make right what happened to black communities because of covid. talk me a little bit about that and why it's important for you not only to speak out but for the government to look at people impacted in the worst annuation because of covid because it ample fitted whatever existed in america. >> that's the thing about a situation like covid is that the structure is set for black people to be damaged more by any storm that hits america, we're the ones that are most likely to be left in the cold. you know, joe biden, he owes us on a lot of levels, though, because we put him in power, you know. it was in atlanta and georgia and south across the nation, black people put biden in power, so he owes us on many levels. and i want him to remember that, don't forget that because we ain't forget it. you really in

he saw a vic's with a sub 20 handle, that broke down pretty big deals. the last week two things happened that alerted me. the first was we have a volatility up situation. as the market rallies we have started to see volatility climb. that's typically not a great time and the second was that skew, our favorite imbalance between hedges on the down side versus leverage on the upside, that is going much more to the downside across the board, that's not just -- it's kind of saying, volumes are obviously quite low, but still there is caution coming and it's not to a point i would say there are alarm bells. into earnings season i will be interested as that continues to pick up with nervousness in the options market. lisa: how much can you blame the disappearance of marginal buyers? retail traders have stepped away and started to spend money on airplane tickets instead of stock trading. amy: we look at that in terms of small lot options frames. retail seems to be 10 lots and under. that hit historical levels in january and has been coming down ever since. i thin

in germany to learn german english binnacle why not learn with him d w z e learning course because vic. the fight against the coronavirus pandemic. has the rate of infection been developing. measures are being taken. what does the latest research say. information and context. the coronavirus up to the code of special monday to friday on t.w. . more than 1000 years ago europe witnesses a huge construction boom. with christianity firmly established there is a greater demand for houses of worship. and both religious and secular leaders are eager to display their power so churches become palaces. the race begins create the troll wants to biggest the most beautiful structures. the best stonemasons builders and the architects of the future with each other to even begin to carjack slave this is how massive churches with towers that pierce the clouds like skyscrapers are created. contest of the cathedral church of people 12 o t w. the but . this is the gov news live from berlin india is hit by a 2nd wave of the corona virus as new cases soar to almost 100000 for a 2nd day in a row the state le

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but i can also pray in arabic because we muslims also pray in their vic. my whole family who live as muslims even my relatives in turkey and the my grandmothers and grandfathers and my cousins are all policed you know this age they know very well that it's a christian play but they say it's great you're doing it. you don't have to be a christian to understand legend. on the cost is presented to the media this special interest in the fact that change is good or a muslim will be playing a train teaching. it is for us all this is for. i've been asked if it's a provocation that a young man from a turkish family is playing judas now it's not just in passing the roles might only consideration is who i can envision playing with who i see in the roll out. how good to see on stage. with me finish. you know they'll devour she been cattle they will not stop to get worked out a way with it. winter 2019 the 1st rehearsals of cold they held in the town small theater the actors familiarize themselves with a new script in small groups playing judas genghis crew tries to p

he was 13 months old she flew with him to me and i and they've been on the road together ever since victo escape so this to me it's important to be happy but also to know that things are working for those around me that my son who's now 7 this if he still pretty much does what i tell him to do it is important for him to have fun too he should have been forced to live my life just because i want it that way mind leaving something in what he doesn't like to pass him by rami has a new project. he's rented this building and plans to turn it into a meeting place for digital demands it's in future they should be able to live and . together here many digital moments and the living by creating websites doing online advertising writing text this blog only if you have suffered big losses due to cope it now has been living in thailand for several months this job and i think in the future more people are likely to go the route of becoming digital because many have seen that the secure job isn't so secure after all especially my. hotel and tourism which is why so many have lost their jobs or really

. >> vic, we'll be watching this very carefully as you're aware the school district says it needs tofe learning environment and obviously when people read what you're saying, i think a lot of people kind of see the points that both sides are making. so we'll see where the court comes down on this. vic, thanks for being with us. >> thanks for having me. >>> a so a private school in florida sending a warning to its staff get vaccinated against coronavirus and it could cost you your job. >>> plus, president biden and vladimir putin close to a deal to hold a summit in europe? when it could happen and where the negotiations stand right now. why choose proven quality sleep from sleep number? because a good night's rest is where muscles recover, and our minds are restored. the new sleep number 360 smart bed is temperature balancing. and it helps keep you asleep by sensing your movement and automatically adjusts to keep you both effortlessly comfortable. perfect for those relaxing weekends. proven quality sleep, is life-changing sleep. only from sleep number. dignity. it demands a rapid covi

. >> and in oakland a father and daughter are dead vic tempts of a fire that could be arson. police say the fire 457d on sterns avenue just after midnight. firefighters tweeted out this video of them arriving at the scene. they found several people trapped inside. and they were able able to rescue many some of the family members but father and 20 month old girl found inside. they say they believe the fire was set intentionally and could be related to recent shooting nearby. >> somber moment against covid more than 3 million have lost their lives. to put things in perspective number of people died from covid is more than the people of people currently living in the city of chicago. >> doctors say vaccinations along with continued testing will be krushlg in ending the pandemic. today they hosted a vaccination clinic at the masters senior center. you can see people lining up. everybody 16 or older is eligible but ended up mostly older people sign up today. >> now we were in the community, we are right here that they can take advantage of us being here without trying to find a si

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so you a vic if you're looking for gift ideas for your be i'm sure he was already on disney on that call the waiting room probably still what a we had a blended or one of our executive producer said he got i think it's 6.45. >> was on there for hours and the way to go. just yeah, you know. so so we had some fun on e-mail with that is waiting and waiting. but, you know, people are sure dying to get out there and drive. your road trip? go visit place. yeah, sure. specially vicki, i mean, but nobody loves disneyland not want take you live. incredible just for you that we're getting forecast tonight. so you know what? you'd expect. what you get down there. hey, into the monterey bay. we've got that patchy fog that is going to move in. it will keep those temperatures a little cool right along the coastline monterey about 53 degrees. 53 in carmel by the sea. if you head there. >> and carmel valley. some sunshine and about 62. how about southern california? want to go to disneyland. yeah. well, there you go. a los angeles 71 degrees pasedena 70 to anaheim. 71 degrees in disneyland a the high co

engineer vic nation and his wife love india see the forest has provided an escape for them from the business world having relocated to a humble dork in the forest the nation has spent the last 2 years experimenting but poultry and organic produce. needs are going to say that in the ponytail i was attracted by the rainwater harvesting work. and the concept of farming as a community. that is why i decided to come in. it is easier to do farming in a place that has water. and not everyone can do it. there are a lot of places where the rains failed. this is a big initiative. and it gives us hope to. go to the upon going to our on the very much. hope in ever more difficult times drought flooding and cyclons have prompted many farmers to movie climate change is impacting this region hard to co-opt has also struggled but this year saw a big step forward in securing the group's future. 10 years off and now we have got electricity up so what were those were built on top of the locks the small ponds the small structures when there's monsoon when this flow of water is good we will pump water from downst

learning course because vic. 1986. it's their story their very own personal trauma. the people who survived the catastrophe remember. and they share private footage with us never been seen before. noble starts people 20 minutes on g.w. . frankfurt. international gateway to the best connection cells in a road and rail. located in the heart of europe connected to the whole world. experience outstanding shopping and dining offers and try our services. be our guest at frankfurt airport city managed by from a bought. this is d w news live from berlin and a warning that sectarian violence could return to northern arnot leaders call for calm off another night of clashes between police and protesters it comes on the anniversary of the next room and of course peace to the prophet also coming up. the military salutes and a moment of silence as britain and the world pay tribute to prince philip a day off the queen elizabeth husband died.

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golden child because it's a rugged chief exceed and it's easy to store enough in comparison to other vic scenes but of course this will. worsen trust in us for seneca and it's likely that people will try to opt for other options if they have the chance to do so marina strauss in brussels thank you. lester's i think a vaccine was developed in conjunction with the u.k. university of oxford the british medicines regulator also held a press briefing on the same outfit this afternoon that is of course a potential links between the drug blood clotting events i d w london correspondent shell the chelsea pill was monitoring the vote for us welcome to charlotte so which will it was asians or did we hear from them or did i say yeah we had from the u.k.'s vaccine advisory body and the u.k.'s medicines regulator they held a joint press conference where we have to say i have a good deal more information here on some of the numbers involving these red blood clot events now we were told that the risk is still extremely not over they were also very very clear that the benefits of the vaccine still fall

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taking part in this study say that children are feeling great it's an extraordinary moment to see their vics seen against malaria she works. malaria kills almost half a 1000000 people a year globally mostly children living in africa there's been efforts to try to slow the spread of malaria by distributing mosquito nets and repellents but during the rainy season malaria thrives and last year more people died of it than cove at 19 and so in effect a vaccine would save and protect not millions of people but billions of people living in tropical climates exposed to mosquitoes that carry the deadly parasite. larger trials on nearly $5000.00 children will now be carried out in 4 african countries but the general institute which was behind the astra zeneca covert vaccine is already seeking world health organization approval for the military a vaccine the world health organization wanted the 75 percent effective vaccine this is the 1st time we've gone just anyone's gone just above that level with certainty certain. really important lee it can be manufactured at last at large scale and we're hearing

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administration has apologized for donald trump's quote let me kate approach to the climate crisis chuckling vic i asked if this will unleash a flood of other do you confessions from the white house. we are very sorry for the last 4 years with a president who didn't care about science fair enough right from pulling out of the paris agreement kashyap waves around the world and one of the 1st things biden did after bumping trump out of the white house was to rejoin it i'm all we're at it maybe there's some other things from the past 4 years you guys want to apologize for on behalf of trump there's plenty to choose from though that could take a while and dems were pretty vocal about condemning all that stuff at the time so maybe that's a given so what about apologizing for biden's controversial past stance as he's had a long political career after all and then there's the whole inappropriate touching thing i'm sorry this happened but but i'm not sorry in the sense that i think i did anything that was intentionally designed to do anything wrong or be inappropriate ok not quite taking responsibility

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. >> here are the names of the vic victims.ason carroll was there and filed this remorm. >> a vigil for those in the community that came out. there was members of the sikh community. four of the eight victims were from the sikh community. >> she was a very, very hard working woman. she devoted her life to her kids, to her family, she a family oriented woman. she had no issues with anyone. she was the nicest person ever. this is something that should not have happened to her or my other aunt. we're deeply saddened by this. she was an amazing person. the only reason why she joined working was she was bored at home and needed something to do. >> two of the victims were just 19 years old. the oldest victim was 74-year-old john weisert. >> jason just mentioned that half of the victims were members of the sikh community. the advocacy group says they were deliberately targeted by the suspect. they said they want the administration to acknowledge what this was. they talked about feelings in the community right now. these individuals ar

we still had a vic's above 20 which -- vix above 20. we had normalizations in the volatility space which looks like a midcycle bull market then an end of cycle. tom: in the sense i've never seen that chart, i have never seen that hyperbolic characteristics. there is a way that you engineer a parabola i have never seen that chart. jonathan: that is a lot of capitulation and that chart. a big conversation on what the ultimate inflation hedge is through 2021 and it has certainly not been gold. we have had this conversation about inflation and it's this that outperforms. it's not gold, not the traditional asset you expect to outperform. lisa: how do you hedge against that macroenvironment. a question here is we take a look at the banks and how they look at the risk building up in markets, do you expect to hear anything or do you see underpinning the market. any pullback in risk-taking following the archegfos's -- archegos situation. greg: what we saw was a very short-term impact. it doesn't appear to many real follow-through is yet evidence

. >>> this morning there's new concern about fake vaccine cards, the vic cards complete with the cdc logo are circulating on the internet and include e bay, shop type and yourup. >>> happening today free vaccine sites are going to people. it's on south palm drive between 8:00 and 2:00 today. >>> some good news for people in the city of san francisco looking for a covid vaccine. we've learned the muscone center opened up 6,000 appointments. to make one go to myturn dot ca.gov. >>> the system plans to mandate covid vaccines for students and staff with the exception for those with medical or religious reasons. >> i don't think you should be required to got vaccinated. >> better safe than sorry. >> stanford will have a similar one for fall. the public schools have lost more than 160,000 students amid the pandemic. it's unclear how many moved out of state, transferred to private schools or hospitalized for home schooling. >>> now to our continuing eye on earth coverage, governor gavin newsom is continuing a plan to phase out fracking. he would ban new permits starting in 2024. no official

the learning course because vic. until i was front of my. 77 percent takes on modern slavery. on the field of german women in. obscene the men who wear tricked. into prostitution their stories busy. once you forced me into sixty's and excretion of the 77 percent of people 17 on t w. we humans can be very inconsistent we demand the most exotic of holiday destinations expected to be unspoiled but don't put much thought into the carbon footprint of our flight halfway around the globe a mate of mine is headed for the tropical paradise of the boulder is chosen an island a little further away from the capital to avoid seeing the plumes of smoke that prize from all the rubbish they've done a lot of which comes from asterism out of sight out of mind but deep down we know it's there still we'd like to believe the promises industry make about going green that's our topic today on mate business. i was promised pristine beaches and crystal clear waters when i took a trip to lunch in malaysia a few years back the island lived up to part of the deal it was absolutely beautiful but it didn't

but i can also pray in arabic because we muslims also pray in their vic. from my whole family who live as muslims even my relatives in turkey and in the my grandmothers and grandfathers and my cousins are all pleased you know this age they know very well that it's a christian play but they say it's great you're doing it. you don't have to be a christian to understand religion or state. when the cost is presented to the media this special interest in the fact that. a muslim will be playing a train teaching. you consider yourself all this is over i've been asked if it's a provocation that a young man from a turkish family is playing judas you know it's not just in casting the roles my only consideration is who i can envision playing better who i see in the role how good is. see onstage. with me. they'll devour sheep and cattle they will not stop that worked out. this. winter 2019 the 1st rehearsals of cold they held in the town smaller theater the actors familiarize themselves with a new script in small groups playing judas genghis guru tries to persuade jes

this suspect, brian elliot of 38 year's old, murdered his mother, con vic of murdering his mother, was let out on the streets with what's called life-time parole, joe, what is life-time parole and how do you monitor somebody for a lifetime? >> new york has decided to make parole laws and ability to release convicted criminals easy under the tenure of andrew cuomo. remember, it is him who appoints the overwhelming majority of members to the parole board. people that we should be trusting to make decisions whereas if you killed your own mother, perhaps there should be a very high standard of whether or not you should be returned to the streets. so, again, this is one of those scenarios where it's not surprising. the mayor of new york touted that we have the lowest population on rikers island. i would be happy for him, but not corresponding to a reduction in crime and not corresponding to a reduction in this sort of street crime that opportunist like the hate crime perpetrators have used to do a horrible things to asian and jewish and many other new yorkers. eric: finally, rikers is the c

the level on the dow, have a sip of tang, is 33,831 forget the vic's, 18.3. what do you see in the data -- is 33,831. the vix, 18.3. what do you see in the data? jonathan: i think europe gets more interesting now that the story has improved. dollar weakness turns into dollar strength. just as you get comfortable with dollar strength, the euro makes a move. it is brutal out there and ask for a change -- out there in foreign-exchange. tom: lee ferridge joins us now with state street, head of america's multi-asset strategy. right now i want to get to your affirmation of a 1.30% call -- a $1.30 call on euro. in germany, can europe withstand that strong of a euro? lee: it won't be easy, but what do they do about it? the bottom line is the fed is not moving rates anytime soon. what you have is a very steep curve in the u.s., and that means for euros and investors, for japanese investors, they can buy treasuries and hedge their fx. right now, eurozone investor can hedge their fx for three months, they are in one junta 20 basis points over buns. -- they are in 120 ba

39 verdict — they have to sell out, the vic 39 verdict forms are intense.each _ they really have to have a vote on each and — they really have to have a vote on each and every elemental topic typically— each and every elemental topic typically be up to 12 different things— typically be up to 12 different things that they are deciding that the prosecution has proven beyond a reasonable _ the prosecution has proven beyond a reasonable doubt. i can't remember with the _ reasonable doubt. i can't remember with the murder to murder three charges, — with the murder to murder three charges, those are very different theories — charges, those are very different theories of the murder charge. so it murder— theories of the murder charge. so it murder two— theories of the murder charge. so it murder two is a felony murder, the state _ murder two is a felony murder, the state had _ murder two is a felony murder, the state had to— murder two is a felony murder, the state had to prove that chauvin was committing a felony, not that he intended — committing a felony, not th

offering you money -- guy, to your point, i think it was pricewaterhousecoopers now offering you money to vication -- to take vacation. guy: is this going to have a meaningful impact on the cost line? if it doesn't, you would have thought that this is something that more and more banks are going to be under pressure to do, it does become part of the norm. i thought it was fascinating she said she can't see a major impact on the cost line. alix: we are going to follow that story for sure. coming up, u.s. investors betting on the asian private credit market. kkr is one of them, raising the biggest fund in asia ever. we will speak to the woman behind it, alisa wood, coming up next. this is bloomberg. ♪ erg. ♪ ritika: this is "bloomberg markets." coming up, imf first managing deputy director, at 12:30 p.m. in new york, 5:30 p.m. in london. this is bloomberg. ♪ alix: kkr just closed a record $15 billion for its asian fund number four. kkr's asia-pacific platform now has over $30 billion in assets under management in 11 countries across the region. joining us now is alisa wood, kkr head of private

the song is called twas the vic my hometown it comes from the movie you're a vision song contest the story of which is set in who serve it and it really is in the running for an academy award and now the whole town is doing its best to bring the osca home to his afic. this is a small harbor town of who said they located on the northern coast of iceland it's a sleepy little place mainly known for its whale watching excursions at least it was until hollywood arrived you know the song and icelandic would never win eurovision song i know i know i'm being silly but i'm just i'm just anxious the musical comedy hero vision song contest the story of fire saga put who civic on the international map in 2020 the film with hollywood stars will ferrell and rachel mcadams is set in the coastal towns it's about 2 small time musicians who are trying desperately to be in the contest following a series of disasters they end up representing iceland local entrepreneur or early or listen has seen 1st hand how the film changed the town this is the 1st time there's a real production of sort of an eye roll

vic and i will be back at the top of the hour talking about new charges tonight connected to oakland shootings and and actually in oakland and santa cruz that left officers dead last year help federal investigators. >> save bay area man with connections to a far right extremist group try to destroy evidence. plus, outdoor dining in san jose. it has been extended through the end of the year. in some business owners. they want to stay permanent details on plan. they're discussing with city leaders. those stories and a lot more coming up on kron 4 news at it. >> when prime time from the bay area's local news station. you're watching kron. 4 news at known. >> basically just he just escaped one here and eat only knows what it's like to be. did. >> now at wife shaken tonight after a driver. >> hit her husband in a hit and run in antioch. the family telling us the victim is also a father of 2 young children. >> and was just trying to fix his car when he was hit. good evening, everybody. thanks for being with us on kron. 4 news at 9, i'm grant lotus and i'm vicki liviakis. it happened just o

we're going to see temperatures tomorrow that are generally vic should be a little warmer than that.was really chilly today as you can see in that live camera shot of gold gate bridge just one of those days and we've got it made a big jump this week in terms of the record highs of a few days ago, we had 90 degree readings, not that long ago and a couple of records or santa rosa, that record 90 degrees and so. temperatures of really cooled off this week, and they're going to continue to cool off as we head into the weekend a lot it has to do with this robust sea breeze, which is cooking inland, just pushing all that moisture up into the delta up into the sacramento valley. you see that yellows up there? that's up around kind of winters and the davis area and that area is a little harder to cool because of the, but when you get out towards the livermore valley and out george modesto, there's a kind of not a low lying coastal plain, but it's low and so the moisture gets in. there is the weather system. it doesn't have a ton of moisture to work with, but we could see a quarter to a half

. >> reporter: warrants were executed against giuliani's assistant and fellow lawyer vic victoria toensing who also had dealings with ukrainians. ambassador yovanovitch was a career diplomat who focused on anti-corruption efforts in ukraine. giuliani's allies wanted her out and enlisted his help. during the first impeachment of donald trump, yovanovitch accused giuliani of mounting a smear campaign against her. >> i do not understand mr. giuliani's motives for attacking me, nor can i offer an opinion on whether he believed the allegations he spread about me. >> reporter: giuliani's efforts worked. trump was convinced, and yovanovitch was removed. >> why do you need her out of the way. >> >> i didn't need her out of the way. i forced her out because she's corrupt. >> reporter: now sources told cnn that while giuliani was working with the ukrainians, the trump administration was warned that some of the information that was being given to him was from foreign intelligence. we know that one of his primary ukrainian contacts, according to u.s. intelligence, was an agent for the russians, so giu

vic victoria toensing had investigators show up at her place this morning but her home was not raided. >> we're talking about federal prosecutors obtained a warrant for a lawyer. he's a former mayor, former u.s. attorney for the southern district of new york, a former federal prosecutor himself. >> absolutely. and both of these attorneys formerly represented a former president of the united states. this is incredibly unusual to serve a warrant like this on a lawyer because there are always concerns about confidential and client communications. something like this would absolutely have to be approved at the highest levels of the justice department, likely by the deputy attorney general of the united states. again, highly unusual to serve a warrant on any lawyer, particularly one who used to represent the president of the united states. at the core of this, it's an investigation into foreign lobbying violations. prior to the trump administration that was really just a paperwork crime. so to show up on the door steps, these early morning warrants being executed, highly unusual. >> very u

i can also pray in arabic because we muslims also pray in their vic the. mind of god from my whole family who live as muslims even my relatives in turkey and in the my grandmothers and grandfathers and my cousins are all pleased you know this age they know very well that it's a christian play but they say it's great you're doing it. you don't have to be a christian to understand religion for states. where. the cost is presented to the media this special interest in the fact that change is good or a muslim will be playing a train. you can see for yourself just for your own i've been asked if it's a provocation that a young man from a turkish family is playing judas no it's not and casting the roles my only consideration is who i can envision playing better who i see in the role i was how good is. see i state. that. they'll devour sheep and cattle they will not starve get worked out in. winter 2019 the 1st rehearsals of cold they held in the town smaller theater the actors familiarize themselves with the new script in small groups playing judas genghis guru

. >>, now if somebody dies as a result of the consequences of into vic efficient oxygen, low oxygen,ow that when that person dies, they're going to die of cardiopulmonary arrest. because everybody dies of park cardiopulmonary aires. fair enough? >> yes. >> and if a person dies as a result of low oxygen, that person is also going to die ultimately of fatal or the media. >> correct. occur with every person will have fetal aretha at some point. >> that is kind of how you go. did you notice after roughly four minutes and 45 seconds, that mr. floyd went unconscious? >> yes. >> did you notice that sometime after five minutes, he was found not to have had a pulse? >> correct. >> in your report, you refer to this as a sudden death even. but in your report you're finding you don't record a time, do you sir, for when the sudden death supposedly occurred? do you? >> i don't specifically remember doing that. correct. >> joining us now criminal law professor at new york law school, where he's the director of the 21st century policing project. and mark gleckman. both are former nypd police detecti

82 3rd for hits, one run seven k's for johnny cueto this afternoon and he would definitely get the vic but remember, it was scoreless for the journey. it's two in the bottom of the seventh. they load the bases, one out brandon crawford to the visa side everywhere you want to be if you're a giants fan, because two runs are gonna score and the giants would take it to nothing lead. they would add another. brandon crawford is a kid's so many opening days as a young giant fans and two out, cueto relieved, bringing jake mcgee three pitches. we're done with it. mckie already three saves. he's given up very seldom. anything really has got one win. san francisco is now four and three and leggo said branded crop especially nice for him to get the game winning hit a lifelong giant fan himself. he was picked is definitely special, just being out there and you know, with fans back in the crowd and. being back at home and being able to get a big hit in a big situation. it seemed a lot louder than 9000, or whatever was announced. you know, there's a lot of fun. all right, so much going on in the worl

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he named joe digenova, dick vic toensing and so i wonder if any of them should be concerned about this investigation, right up to donald trump? >> well, i'll start off and say rudy giuliani has said publicly that he couldn't have committed it because his ultimate client was the former president. if it was to be proved that he was only doing this for the former president, that would not be a foreign agent registration act problem because his client would be an american, not a foreigner. but i suspect that a reason that a judge signed this search warrant is because there is at least probable cause to believe that rudy giuliani had foreign clients in ukraine, possibly elsewhere, that he was acting for. and if that's the case, then i think that people like donald trump and many other people in the administration who met with rudy giuliani are going to be potential witnesses as to what it is that rudy giuliani was asking for. >> katie, let me also ask you the process here. the response from sort of team giuliani today has been to deride this as a politicized act, as some sort of act of reve

that should not explain why we should remain there in 2021.vic happened 20 years ago.0 years ago. that should not explain why we should remain there in 2021. we have to focus on what is in front of us and shore up american competitiveness to meet the stiff competition from china and strengthen our alliances to ensure the rules of international norms that governor cyber threats are grounded in democratic values. and defeat this pandemic. there will be another pandemic. we will more formidable if we fight the battles for the next 20 years. not the last 20. finally, the main argument for staying longer as with each of my three predecessors grabbled with. they insist now is not the right moment to leave. in 2014 nato affirmed that afghan security forces would have full responsibility for their country's security by the end of that year. that was 7 years ago. so, when will it it be the right moment to it leave? one more year? 2 more years? 10 more years? 10, 20, 30 billion dollars more above the trillion dollars we have already spent? not now? that's how we got here. this m