kevin: let's talk about pop warner. david: as i said to come he was an incredibly innovative, brilliant coach, but not a reputable human being. his coaching -- he became so famous at carlisle and pitt where he won two national championships, and then at stanford. he is in the college football hall of fame. some might know that football is the pop warner league, but when you really study what he did at carlisle, it is not so good. that is putting it mildly here there was an congressional investigation in 1914 of the school, and among the many things he found was that warner was betting on games, selling tickets in lobbies, and mentally and physically abusing his students, many of whom turned on him at that point. the critical moment of jim forbes life -- jim thorpe's life when the metal medals were taken -- medals were taken away, pop warner turned on him. kevin: the fact that jim thorpe had played minor league baseball comes to life. david: he played in the eastern carolina league for two summers, 1909 and 1910. for abo

you'd think that warner didn't ask him, why aren't you at school right now? anyway, after the story broke that jim thorpe had played baseball, the story broke in worcester, massachusetts, and the worcester telegram in january of 1913. it had been in the papers in carolina for years, but a reporter in worcester heard that one of jim's former managers was in town in worcester, massachusetts and had talked about how he had managed jim thorpe so then he wrote the story, it became a big deal, it got to new york. warner was asked about it, denied he knew anything about it. he was just lying. james e. sullivan, the head of the amateur athletic union and the head of the american olympic committee on board of the advisors on the carlisle athletic association he knew and he, too, lied about it to save his reputation. the superintendent at carlisle, moses freedman, who there are documents of letters he sent to thorpe urging him not to play baseball, he lied and said he didn't know about it. pop warner even wrote thorpe's letter of confession and in it, in the most conde

warner and former u.s. trade officials discuss china's alleged predatory trade practices and how updating a century-old law can help fix the issue. the information technology & innovation foundation hosts the event at the u.s. capitol. host: let me introduce our panelist senator mark warner will be introduced when he arrives. wendy cutler was vice rented -- vice manager and president -- of the policy institute. she spent three years of diplomatic negotiator and served as trade representative passing. it should have passed. she is also the chief negotiator in the court area so thank you windy. , wendy. and then there is also meredith -- she is a former u.s. trade representative for industry market access, telecom. she also drafted important areas of trade and development act. and the trade act of 2002 area a long career in international trade a lessee. and gil kaplan, my colleague is a senior fellow at manufacturing policy initiative at the university. he is also secretary of commerce in u.s. department of c

warner was asked about it denied he knew anything about it. he was just lying. james e.e head of the amateur athletic union and head of the american olympic committee and on the board of advisors of the carlisle athletic association, he knew and he too lied about it to save his reputation. the suggest h at carlisle moses friedman who theirri documents f letters he had sent to thorpe urging not to play baseball he lied said he didn't know about it. pop warner even wrote -- thorpe's letter of confession, and in it in the most condescending way he basically made argument in jim thorpe's words that he was just ignorant indian and didn't know any better. so you know, in all of those ways, pop i warner was -- was disrepresent and other people who thought thorpe was easy target. now the two aspects to whole amateur part of it. one is technical, that in the olympic rule it said to have a challenge to someone's challenge had to be filed within 30 days of the end of the olympics and story broke six months afterwards so it was too late. which sweden even said when -- when sullivan

i think everybody knows senator warner. he was former governor of the state of virginia from 2002 to 2006 and elected to the senate in 2008.00 he's in his third term now and is on the senate finance banking, budget and rules committees. he is also the chairman of the select committee on intelligence, which has offered a number of really i think important and innovative proposalsis on how to address china and how domestically we need to do a better job of that and overall senator warner has championed a wide variety of bipartisan efforts to boost u.s. competition and innovation including the chips act. so senator warner, thank you so much. [applause] thank you. i appreciate that very much. we go back through people's ears, may be closer to 40. you are a rising star when we firstch started. i very much appreciate the opportunity to be here and i thought i would just rather speakd about this issue in ters of how i got here and where i hope we are going to broaden the more recent work 307 versus 301 but i know that will be part

warner was asked about it and deny it he knew anything about it. james b sullivan, the head of the amateur athletic union and the olympic committee and on the board of advisors, the athletic association, he lied about it to save his reputation. the superintendent at carlisle who the documents of letters they sent urging him not to play baseball lied and wrote the letter of confession. in it in the most condescending way he basically made the argument if he was just ignorant and didn't know any better. in all of those ways, he was disreputable and disappointing as were the others who basically just saw him as an easy target. the other aspects to the amateur part of it one is technical. in the olympic rules it said to have a challenge to someone's amateurism it has to be filed within 30 days at the end of the olympics. the story in the western telegram broke six months afterwards, so it's too late which sweden even said with sullivan and warner and everybody persisted in the committee and took the metals away. but it's more reprehensible for the hypo

we acquire them once and get fox, cbs, paramount, warner brothers, et cetera.n you're a straight streaming direct to stream consume, you have to continuously reacquire customers and that's why it gets really expensive. people are coming in to platforms to see a particular show like house of dragons and go onto netflix or something else. the churn is tremendous. david is correct. the model is flawed for direct to consumer services. since we're able to spread our acquisition costs among all the contented and different products, that's why the business worked on our side as opposed to direct to consumer streams. liz: not to sit here and hammer warner brother's discovery or fubo because i believe the high of the year was about $35 for your stock and you're 3 and change. >> painful. liz: yes, very painful. when david zaslav took over discovery in 2007, 2008, that stock went public at about $8 a share and not only at $10 even with the big merger. what's your strategy to not be that? the future? >> yep. well, that's the thing. when we acquire a customer, we're spreadi

hollywood film studio warner brothers sent a letter to the holding, a national media group, in whichhat it was forbidden to show its films on the holding's television channels. this is despite the fact that the term of the license is valid for at least another 1.5 years. this was reported by the edition of the bulletin for pumping, citing sources in the national media group, which include, among other things , channel one sts home ren tv channel five and the video service morri. tv nmg. started in 2008 after the merger of the media assets of the bank of russia yuri kovalchuk of the insurance group sogaz surgutneftegaz and businessman alexei mordashova. among the flagships in the library of warner, bros. are eight films about harry, as well as film comics, wonder woman aquaman and the justice league. disney sony warner brothers pro mount universal in august a draft law was submitted to the state duma, and the so-called compulsory licensing of content, so that online and ordinary cinemas together with them, tv channels could show hollywood films without the consent of the copyright hol

senator warner will be joining us i will interview him when he arrives. wendy cutler vice president andic managing director of the policy institute and spent nearly three decades asee a diplomat and negotiator and most recently served as acting deputy us trade representative with asia-pacific region and responsible for the ttp agreement but not responsible for it not passing. [laughter] also the chief negotiator regarding us in korea. thank you. we also the former chair of the us itc with jurisdiction over 337 it's great to get her insights how that would work. former trade representative for industry market access and telecom also drafted major portions of the development act and in the trade act of 2002. a long career of international trade policy. finally my colleagues senior fellow at the manufacturing policy initiative from indiana university also under secretary of commerce for international trade the usen department of trump commerce during the trump administration a former andner that keying spalding working on 337 cases and file their prosecutor

there are 100 and eight pop warner teams throughout the country, and the wildcats have one of the feway football on their team. is this your first year playing? how long have you been playing football? i think about five years, but that was a slag . but now this is my first year playing tackle says he's been coaching santa clara little league football since 2003 and he says this year's team is really motivated to win. we have i believe eight that have never put on pad or practice jersey or even touch the football. so this was the first beginning for the santa clara wildcats will be in orlando for an entire week, and they must win two games to make it to the pop warner super bowl. lamonica peters ktvu, fox two news. alrighty as we take a look at the rain headed our way it starts tomorrow night and through thursday. we've said that over and over at tonight, and we're going to keep saying it over and over because we haven't seen in a while and it's something that is much needed. here we go tomorrow. 10 am 12 4 pm and here come the clouds. obviously tomorrow starts off mostly sunny and th

in russia , disney's major hollywood companies, sony warner brothers paramount and universal, have shut, accounting for almost 70% of the box office in 21st. on worrying yesterday about the fallen missiles in poland today the russian stock market starts trading neatly. if not without ideas, there is also silence on the foreign exchange market, the dollar is growing by 4 kopecks. the euro is losing 15. in response to the fact that europe and the united states are freezing the assets of russian businessmen and the federation council, the idea was also to freeze the assets, but not of europeans and americans. again, russian businessmen, according to the tass agency, the head of the federation council committee on economic policy andrei kutepov prepared a proposal to freeze the assets of large businessmen, and corporate heads who left russia after february 24, according to the senator. kutepov, all the more such measures should be taken to persons who have renounced russian citizenship. he also offers dividends and other payments that are due to businessmen who have left the country. it is

warner cialtion a senator r. warner cialtion a senator >> the u.s. senate holding these brief sessions between now and the november midterm elections. no votes are planned until monday, november 14th. and as always, find the senate live here on c-span2. and now we take you back to our booktv programming. >> it's really an honor to be here. b i've been listening to what the speakers have been talking about and thinking about my own, my own o experiences that led me to writing the shadow kings about mussolini's invasion of east ethiopia and then attempt to colonize it. and a piece, a couple of things. i was thinking about the books that i had read or things that i, as a child, a black girl growing up here in the united states, a relatively new immigrant at the time, i didn't really have any books that introduced me to myself. it wasn't until high school that hii read anything that a teacher had brought to me. and it was one of the first booksan was, a writer -- our sister killjoy, and in that book a story about a woman moving from ghana into europe, in

but has footballer jill scott and star owen warner . but has the owen warner.the show been controversial? have people's perceptions of him changed ? perceptions of him changed? joining me now is jane slater self proclaimed chief gammon, i call you all common sense correspondent jane because i think that's what you are. it is lovely to see you. and i know you have very strong opinions . you have very strong opinions. this is it. just that british people have got very short memories. do you think, jane? well, i think they've been manipulated and can't say it because they have to want to watch the show. i normally would watch, boycotted it watch, but i've boycotted it because couldn't i couldn't do because i couldn't i couldn't do that to people who have that to the people who have suffered the hands his suffered at the hands of his making. show how this is making. just to show how this is wrong every single level you wrong on every single level you don't a twitter right don't need a twitter poll right and people will be able to vote about hancock they get vote ab

is big tech overstepping boundaries, lindsey graham and mark warner, they'll both respond coming up. >> john: begin "america reports" with wednesday afternoon, severe weather battering the south, leaving at least two people dead. rain, high winds and hail part of a storm system that spawned tornadoes across three states. i'm john roberts in washington, and sandra, look at you today. epitome of coordination. >> sandra: thank you, i think. thanks, john. good to be with you, and that is some weather we are watching there and a lot of destruction that is leaving in its path, the threat of severe thunderstorms sticking around as that system moves east, threatening the florida panhandle, southern alabama and georgia. havoc across gulf states. to people were killed when a tornado struck north of montgomery. >> john: mississippi, floodwaters washed away the middle portion of a bridge. max gordon is live in bassfield, mississippi with the latest on the storms. how are folks there? did they fare all right? >> yeah, folks here in bassfield said this is a pretty scary situation. the severe weath

this was overseeing by warner von brown as well as jpl jet propulsion laboratory. explorer was launched aboard a jupiter rocket. after the failure of vanguard von brown went to eisen the eisenhower's station. 's that the redstone program be given a chance to prove their capabilities. initially the eisenhower's reluctant but because of the failure of vanguard allowed bound brown and his team to proceed. what the eisenhower's station probably didn't realize at the time was that. underneath the army at the redstone arsenal in huntsville, alabama von brown and his team of rocket scientists had been perfecting the redstone rocket. von brown made some tweaks to the redstone rocket and then changed its name to jupiter. then utilizing the technology that had already been developed 90 days after the launch of vanguard. von brown's jupiter rocket with explorer one lifts off and one of the discoveries from the explorer one satellite was the van allen radiation belts. and that's von brown after the explorer one success with president eisenhower's eisenhower's office. go ahead

fred warner flying all over the field.sa his inevitable sack dre greenlaw talanoa hufanga making plays the unsung to sean gibson. jimmie ward chart various word in the secondary wherever you look, there's the forty-niners player in coverage. an opposing offense is better. watch out. now, of course, the saints made a couple plays. chris sullivan made a couple plays on income made a couple plays. but overall not a good day for them. the forty-niners held them to just 260 yards. and after the game, fred warner talked about why things are going so well. >> it feels great. you know, this. that's our goal. every week is to is to show them our eyes. it's easier said than done. this one was was really special cause the way we had to get it, though. you know, they it's not like they were just behind the 50 yard line all game like they were right there. sniffing the goal line multiple times and for guys stand alike. time kind of slows down in those moments where you're looking at teammates in the eyes of my saying like we've got to,

we're joined by mike warner and republican tom cotton.e begin with team coverage, fox news senior correspondent greg palkot is live in kyiv. first to lucas. >> president biden turned 80's, becoming the first octogenarian in the white house. >> big headline was the wedding of the president's daughter. and biden will be 82 at start of a potential second term. biden says he intends to run again. on capitol, two democratic icons in their 80'ses, house speaker nancy pelosi and house majority leader hoyer stepping down from leadership, paving way for younger leaders as republicans get ready to take control in january. the gop promising to investigate the 39's son hunter. late this week the president returned from an overseas trip, his first face-to-face meeting with chinese president xi jinping, who was appointed to precedented third term and the attorney general announce a probe into the former president, explaining why it is needed. >> based on recent developments, including former president announcement he is candidate for president. >> will

we also think warner is a likely winner in that battle. >> right i know you've talked about that one before you're still a believer, even though the stocks have been hit hard, getting hit now because of the ad concerns siconcerns, cycn the competition. >> the faster people move away from lynnia to streaming, the more we should expect competition, and they're we think the companies that have strong distribution and strong catalogs are the likely winners. >> are you baking in a recession in your base case? i know you're investing for the long time, but what happens to some of these names in recession? >> our general economic overlay is five to seven years from now, we can expect the world to be normal it's rare that that ends up influencing our stock decisions. sometimes it does, like in the midst of the covid crisis a couple years ago, thinking the world would be normal in five years was a pretty positive point of view, but the amount of value in a company in the next one or two-year cash flow is really quite small, compared to the long-term value. yes, if we go through a bad recessio

malone on warner bros. discovery.e's a significant shareholder, obviously, he was one of the key engines or at least one of the key architects behind that tdeal when he was willing to give up his super voting shares to allow for that transaction to occur and as we all know, it hasn't gone well at all from a stock market perspective so, i asked him, well, what do you think now? what do you speak to david zazlov, the man who runs warner bros. discovery, about these days >> well, whenever i talk to david, the first word out of my mouth is, manage your cash this is going to be a business that one should keep a very clear vision on cash generation. that will ultimately be the metric that david's success or failure will be judged on. keep in mind that the good news is, yes, it's got leverage, but its leverage is very long-term and relatively cheap in this environment. i believe their average debt cost is 4% their average maturity is 17 years, so when we went into this, the board knew this wasn't a short-term gain. so i'm pr

that warner from 20 dart has been accused of taking bribes to influence. welcome posting votes including that of caught up. he was banned for life by fi fi in 2050 synagogue calls captain and star forward sadie o. my name will miss the tournament due to an injury sustained while playing full by a munich be injurious a blow for sinner goals. chances money led them to their 1st ever african cup of nations title earlier this year and have been hoping to achieve further success. incatel one man who has tasted world cub glory as buffy and shy and stagen. he was part of the germany team that won the 2014 tournament in brazil . he talked to d w about germany's chances and carter, but it's not tipping them to go the way this time. he thinks brands are favorites and started by telling us why they have the most the quality players also have the experience of playing tournament together. just like to kill him. like you did this on knows exactly what you're off the class to do on the want to check on him. i think we're still a big question mark would be able to do you

i'm in the little one of warner. we had to e, kiki, the provincial capital sandwiched between desert and the pacific. this used to be a depressed region until the container port was built here and the free trade zones off recreated. companies operating here enjoy tax exemptions, including apparel importers, unsold and used clothes from around the world, including germany are partly sold to buyers in the region, but an estimated 40 percent ends up in the landfill sites. you know, when they go medina, it depends what's in the containers at the in some of it's in good condition have our but sometimes we have to throw low quality textiles in the dumb weapon. good venue. sheila is south america's main importer of used clothing in neighboring countries. it's illegal or restricted. the result is the vast dumping ground in the desert. we meet dario blanco, head of keke, a free trade zone users association. he says the situation is improving. oh, boy, well, i feel okay, he thought a, what i can say is that the clothing import

according to officer daryll warner, he says it's important during rainy days to avoid driving through standing water. we get a lot of calls and people try to cross flooded roadways. >> and then they end up getting stranded in the water. most of the crashes reported to chp on rainy days happened because of high rates of speed. it's why officer warner wants to take it slow and use extra caution because of limited visibility, especially with pedestrian related traffic deaths on the rise in every bay area city. check your surroundings. intense can for all hazards. the media come about. whether it's in the road where pedestrian trying to cross the street. tuesday's weather brought rain to the west and snow in the east about 3 to 8 inches above 5500 feet. 8 to 16 inches above 7,000 feet. good for the ski resorts hoping they'll be able to open early around thanksgiving. but tahoe travel in ski expert kevin cooper says the first snow of the season is when everyone should use caution when driving. if you are out about slow your roll. >> four-wheel-drive, have your change. ready? if anything? g

this is a t-shirt that is 21 years old, and it's a warner warner-kaine-mceachin t-shirt. i have moved recently from my house of 30 years into a condo and there's whole boxes of stuff that still months later i'm trying to unpack. over the weekend i got into one of these boxes with a little free time at the end of thanksgiving weekend, and the goal was to go through it and throw away as much as i could. i was going through these t-shirts, and i came across this one. this is a t-shirt from a 2001 campaign in virginia where three long-term friends, shared a ticket running for virginia governor, lieutenant governor and attorney general. when i came across the t-shirt the first thing i noticed was i'm a little bigger than i was 21 years ago and it doesn't really fit, so i put it in the goodwill pile. as i got through the box and i was about to make that decision, thought i should pick this one out of the goodwill pile and save it, and i did, washed it and put it in the drawer. obviously mark and i are on the floor today because our dear friend donald mceachin, 61 years old, we

to face corruption charges warner from trinidad, as been accused of taking bribes to influence world cup hosting votes, including that of caught out. he was banned for life by fever in 2015. 5 years ago, a newspaper article shocked hollywood and had an impact far beyond the film business. it's allegations against the produce a harvey weinstein set off the me to movement against sexual abuse and brought him down to journalist behind the article is the subject of a new film. it's called, she said, ah, why is sexual harassment so pervasive is so hard to address. these young women walked in to what they all had reason to believe. we're business meetings. in 2017, the new york times broke the story of a generation of trying to touch. i asked him to leave me alone. it was the result of months of painstaking work by investigative journalists, megan to and jody canter. they traced women in the film industry who'd been victimized for decades by a serial predator so powerful. he seemed untouchable for from the new york time. i believe he used to work for harvey weinstein getting them to speak

i mean, i did not vote against john warner -- not john. what's the other warner? host: mark warner?ark warner was the republican -- was the democrat, but john warner was the time. caller: well, john warner was not running against mark warner. mark warner won because of his last name, i think. he was a telephone mogul that drove up prices for telephones and cable forever. in this guy, -- and this guy, i didn't vote, at that time, i did not put because at that time, i think it was ken cuccinelli. i didn't ovte that -- no, that was against caine. caine, the guy here who ran for governor, he closed all of the virginia rest stops. truckers had no place to park. the same thing happened in 1992 with boston come up in massachusetts. they closed down all of the rest stops in massachusetts, and there was toilet paper all along the highway. host: next we go to anthony in virginia on our line for those who lean left. caller: good morning. how you doing? host: good. caller: i am in virginia visiting my parents. but i am from queens, new york. you had a guy call from utica talking about how all d

i mean, i did not vote against john warner -- not john. what's the other warner? host: mark warner? mark warner was the republican -- was the democrat, but john warner was the time. caller: well, john warner was not running against mark warner. mark warner won because of his last name, i think. he was a telephone mogul that drove up prices for telephones and cable forever. in this guy, -- and this guy, i didn't vote, at that time, i did not put because at that time, i think it was ken cuccinelli. i didn't ovte that -- no, that was against caine. caine, the guy here who ran for governor, he closed all of the virginia rest stops. truckers had no place to park. the same thing happened in 1992 with boston come up in massachusetts. they closed down all of the rest stops in massachusetts, and there was toilet paper all along the highway. host: next we go to anthony in virginia on our line for those who lean left. caller: good morning. how you doing? host: good. caller: i am in virginia visiting my parents. but i am from queens, new york. you had a guy call from utica talking about how all

according to officer daryll warner, he says it's important during rainy days to avoid driving through standing water. we get a lot of calls of people try to cross flooded roadways and then they end up getting stranded in the water. most of the crashes reported to chp on rainy days happened because of high rates of speed. it's why officer warner wants to take it slow and use extra caution because of limited visibility, especially with pedestrian related traffic deaths on the rise in every bay area city. check your surroundings. intense can for hazards. the media come about. whether it's in the road where pedestrian trying to cross the street. tuesday's weather brought rain to the west and snow in the east about 3 to 8 inches above 5500 feet. 8 to 16 inches above 7,000 feet. tahoe travel in ski expert kevin cooper says ski resorts are hoping the snow will allow for an early opening before thanksgiving. good for skiers and snowboarders. but the first snowfall is oftentimes the most dangerous for drivers. the first rains in the first snows that oil's coming out of that asphalt over the su

>> how about caravan that and warner brothers?pstart, how about affirm >> i don't know. i haven't looked at their balance sheet. >> weird game of would you rather who has the worst balance sheet. >> i'll go with no bueno and some of these very no bueno. you like that? vnb for short. >> don't forget what billy said in that fable line on the bridge. >> what did he say >> we're all going to die. >>> research today, wells does cut costco to equal weight. >> can i just say, fatuous that man or woman has never been to a costco let alone had the 1.50 hot dog. >> growing risk to comps ch ebitda margins going flat. they were at 600 come down to 490 we'll get the big retailer next week walmart. >> they'll regret that call. we have a call today that walgreen's will beat the number. >> walmart yeah, fine i think selling costco here has been -- they can raise their dues and they can give you special dividend but that person is talking about inflation. i don't know yes, it's been wrong to sell costco over the year i wish we had a ten year of co

joining me now to discuss, mark warner of virginia.igence committee. senator, thank you for taking the time this morning. >> well, jim, i hate to correct you right off the front. i'm chairman. >> i just demoted, you apology. >> i have been for the last two years and for the next two. >> i'm aware. too many soccer on my head. >> no problem at all. >> let's talk about -- >> sure. this is driving home the point that i've been trying to make for years. that my beef and those of you who have been harder on china our beef is with the communist party and we play into the propaganda agenda when they try to make this kind of almost a racial issue. so i think we're seeing the chinese people speak up for more freedom against the covid lockdown policies. ip support that, against the technology censorship. one of the things that the intel committee has spent a lot of time on making the case that the long-term technology, competition with china is the issue of our times and that is why we does the frankly the chips bill and that is why we do that ar

john off, who like bravo, warner, 12 years ago or in the 20 twenty's election cycle. exactly in january during a run up. and he was up here saying that they're going to keep the state blue. that's a big change for georgia and the fact that the republicans happened walked away with it tonight, or at least the republican senate candidate hasn't walked away with. it means that this change that you have in the state of georgia from red to blue lasting it's, it's possible that herschel walker may, with winning by the kind of a more kind of margins that you saw. republicans, when in the bad, we are seeing that kind of margin in the governor's race, that is stacy abrams, the democrat versus brian kent. he appears to be walking away with it by a wide margin. and that was predicted in the hold is of course is a match up between those 2. so it's kind of an equivocal metric. here on the one hand, in the governor's race over time, there seems to be a clear move towards the republicans. but in the senate race, there really seems to be a wide interest among voters in rockville or n

that is a stark warner you just mentioned there from joe biden. what will it mean if we see republicans take power in congress? in either the senate or the house or both. how will that affect joe biden's presidency? it will make it a really difficult next 2 years for him. claire, we've talked about the inflation reduction act. this is a jo biden's. the legislation that he narrowly got through congress that does things like a lower prescription drug, drug prices and invest in clean energy. joe bite is mekaux. he wants the climate change and tackling climate change to be a priority for his presidency. will republican say they will sti me efforts to spend more in climate change? also to spend on pandemic relief, for example, because they want to spend that to sammy efforts rather from the president to spend more money to create. they want him to curb spending. and one more issue that i think would be interesting to watch clear is whether the republicans will continue to support sending billions of dollars of a to ukraine. they've shown some skepticis

the bipartisan improving thanks to cybersecurity and credit unions act led by senator offs off and warner. we need to make sure that they can partner with -- without putting consumer money at risk. we can't let big tech companies and risky's shadow banks plate by different rules because of special loopholes. all these things will help strengthen our banking and credit union system for our core mission. serving main street and workers and families when workers have more power in the economy they find better paying jobs. we have a stronger labor market. that helps credit unions. it added over 5 million new members of the past year and it drives down the number of households without a bank account. it dropped a record low in 2021. when governments are on the side of working families, more americans say family. more americans participate and our economy. our financial regulators have answered that call. thank you for. that will continue to work them to make sure banking and credit systems work for everyone. before i conclude my remarks, i want to thank my witnesses for being here. especially

also coming up as the conflict with kurdish forces escalades turkeys, president warner again of a ground operation in northern syria. saudi arabia delivers one of the biggest upsets world history beating argentina to warn declaring wednesday of public holiday own. and it was in the surrogacy clinic in key is to providing babies for cont, topless couples, and a vital income for ukrainian with ah, begin the end of this year where the death toll for monday's earthquake has risen to 268. the authority say many of the victims of the magnitude 5.6 quake where young children who had been at school. jessica washington met survivors in the worst affected area, the town of chan chair. as she enjoys sang hospital, these are the young survivors of monday's devastating earthquake at a marry him is here with 2 of her grandchildren. the family was trapped in the rubble of their home. but not all of them made it out. would i my my youngest grandchild died in her mother's arms. she was sleeping at the time, and her mother was reciting to karen. her name was mia. she was only 2 years old. the children's m

. >> senator mark warner and a former trade officials talked about china's trade practices, 5g technology, artificial intelligence and clean

this is the planning effect. >>> all right, been focused on shares of warner bros.iscovery for some time. it's been a sad story if you own the stock, really since the split for t&t. you can take a look. that's not instructive of recent that shows response to after earnings yesterday, the stock was down in part because suddenly people were taking a look at the other side of the balance sheet. obviously a lot of debt there. now it's down to $50 billion they did reduce the debt, and their cfo would say, listen, we have very limited maturities coming up over the next couple years, they run scenarios, he said, even in the most dire scenarios, no requirement for us to come back to the debt markets to refinance anything. but yesterday my reporting on altisse, some people getting a little concerned as for the numbers, going through all of them right there. they increased their synergy target, they added 2. million direct-to-consumer subs and they moved up the launch date as well thank you for their combination of hbo max and discovery plus. that's going to be in the spring

the wind the pop warner super bowl. from there we go to this. poland taking on argentina in about an hour or so, which you can watch on channel two. but for now, let's get the gasia mikaelian with an update on this morning's matches gasia to two more matches to go here. it's been another thrilling day already of world cup action, amazing goals, great players and , of course upsets. let us start with the defending world cup champs france. the team had already qualified for the knockout stage, so they arrested many of their best players against underdog tunisia. the small north african country. tunisia hope to qualify for the next round needed to beat france and get some help. in the other match, tunisia did its part by upsetting france one nil. however their hopes of advancing ended when australia defeated denmark one nail in the other group d match. this means france and australia go through. fans will face the second team from group c and depending on what happens here in the matches up next, it could be mexico, saudi arabia, poland or even arg

we need past the bipartisan improving cybersecurity of credit unions act led by senator ossoff and warner. we need make sure banks and credit engines can partner with third parties and with that allow banks to stay competitive without putting consumer money at risk that we can't let big tech companies and risk come risky shadow banks play by different rules because a special dimples. all these things will strengthen our banking and credit union system for its core mission serving main street and workers and families. when workers have more power in the economy they find better paying jobs. with a stronger labor market. that helps credit unions which added over 5 million new members the past year. it drives down the number of households without a bank account which dropped to record lows in 2021. when government is on the side of working families more americans save money, more americans build wealth, more american start small businesses, more americans strengthen our economy. our financial regulars advance to have answered that call. i will continue to work with them to make sure our bank

joe had to die. warner said this has been going on for generations. my father fought against russia and the 1st and 2nd judging wars in the 1990 s. and i must continue this fight for the right. it was the last month the battalion was among the 1st to enter the tone of you as the chechen volunteers fight for ukraine. many consider it part of their great battle against russia. like in the morning, we want to go home again. we want to liberate our country after ukraine. we will go home them the group is away from the front. no waiting for new instructions preparing to reach her church and ukrainian austria fighting a common course. ah. in recent weeks, thousands of russians have gone abroad to escape the draft and the war in ukraine. some fled to berlin via finland. maria is not here, real name. she also doesn't want us to show her face. she worked as a doctor in moscow hospital. she and her husband are both eligible for military service. they cannot imagine taking part in the war against ukraine, where they have relatives. they decided not to wait for d

announcer: senate intelligence chair mark warner and former trade officials explore solutions to counteringhina's predatory trade practices hosted by the information technology and innovation foundation. live coverage begins at noon on c-span. secretaries of state for michigan and georgia discuss elections and protecting the election of the democratic process live on c-span, on our free mobile video app c-span now, or online at c-span.org. announcer: british prime minister rishi sunak to questions from the british house of commons on a range of issues. he was asked by the labor leader on special tax breaks and levying taxes on wind companies. >> we were delighted when the prime minister who was >> will the prime minister deliver his promise developed by the college of nursing and get people support they need? >> can i thank my honorable friend? i need to tell him all networks are entitled to recruit up to two mental health practitioners to work in surgeries. i know they are looking at expanding that and i look forward to working with him to ensure his constituents get the mental health supp

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trucks injured when trying to flee the city center more and more refugees are being turned away. warner families played on the tax in syria to these correct only is with tradeoff. people fleeing screened around 200 people from the agency around the world. more than 300000000 people are seeking refuge. yes, the wine because no one should have to flee. make up your own mind. d. w. made for mines. ah, ah, ticketmaster isn't swift enough for taylor lovers. calls to regulate the ticket sales giant are growing louder after a botched pre sell event angered taylor swift founds. also coming up. retail sales rise unexpectedly in the us, but worries about one major retailer or keeping investors hopes in check. we'll get the low down from wall street and with the world's powerful convening at the g. 20 summit and bali people in indonesia are trying to bring pollution from the local mining industry into the spotlight. i'm christy plants and this is dw business in berlin. there have been new calls in the u. s. to regulate ticketmaster after the events ticket seller suffered some high profile problems

that if you like that will what we've given you and you want to host other things in the future. warner lympics one day. then you have to be a bit more modern than you have to allow homosexuality, am i cetera, et cetera. there is a reason to believe that this won't work though china hosted the 2008 summer olympics hopes for a high that the event would have an impact on human rights. there have things changed? well, they have gotten worse beat for the oppressed, muslim we go are minority or for civil rights activists in hong kong. back in germany, these football crazy students can be bothered about guitar 2022. they will organize their own world cup with 16 amatory teams from around the world when smithy about this steve, in the dought mentalism refusing to create and with by the time for food could dangly buy managed in dublin montela from the mother says miss dustless. and what else must borne des seeing ambulance conduct mohammed, paulette near you? buffy of ahem! thus a cyclist often anxious heightened, shut it, but they won't watch the games and katara no semi final, no final nothin

in trucks injured was trying to see the city center more and more refugees are being turned away. warner families, on the reason for the credit on its way located demonstrate people extreme dreams around 200 people around the world. more than 300000000 people are seeking refuge. yes. why? because no one should have to flee. make up your own mind. d. w. made for mines were ah ah, this is dw news coming to live from berlin. control of the united states congress hangs in the balance as mid term election results come in. republicans take the lead in the race for the house, but their hope for red wave fails to materialize. jo biden's democrats perform better than expected with many competitive races. still uncalled in the battle for the senate democrats for a major victory in pennsylvania.

. >>> and warner bros. is speaking on the company's earnings call and the ceo said the service would be available in the u.s. this spring. that is earlier than the original summer launch shares of warner bros. discovery has revenue missing the expectations amid the restructuring costs and tougher advertising environment. >> i'm waiting for the next season of "succession. pippa, see you later on. >>> back to the markets. stocks come off a fourth negligative session. you can see the chart here the dow down 2.5%. s&p down over 4.5% the nasdaq down 7% investors turning attention to the october jobs report and potential clues on the fed thinking on the rate hike strategy economists expect 205,000 jobs and unemployment holding steady at 3.5%. let's bring in robert teeter, head of investment policy at silver crest management. robert, great to have you here. >> good to be here >> i think everybody who sits in the position like yourself, jay powell, is this changing how you change your portfolio? >> it is starting t