do you feature at the website? do you feature some of these authors we have discussed that are lesser known? yeah. so we are i published a newsletter periodically. it's typically between five and eight times a month. and the newsletter will include, you know, people who aren't. well, some, you know, the books that reviewed, for example, aren't being reviewed widely and they're aren't being reviewed on platforms that are seen, you know, broadly. and, you know, one of the things that i really like to do is when i publish reviews that, you know particularly of books that are lesser known, you. we recently published the books that we recently published on a whole page and you know, we just published a book written by a saxophone colossus, a bio of sonny rollins. and interestingly, sonny is last surviving member of that really famous photograph a great thing that came to be known as the great day of harlem, featuring, i don't know, about 50 jazz musician and so and so he's actually the last musician alive that photo and

guest: to me it is a labor of love something we have been been working on a website where anybody of your viewers friends in the media and congress can go to find out how the top think tanks are funded. it provides details about the funding, what year it was received. if a fortune government, which branch of the government and whenever opinion the exact dollar amount. host: what should viewers know in the atlantic council? guest: many things. i think what they can find in about that is they are helpful furnisheded by fern governments. when fond at the received more money from foreign governments. more than dollar 20 million and contractor funding. they get a had the of funding from the top defense contractors. sort of what we see with the they can council this huge amount of money coming in from some foreign governments and defense contractors and when try to trace it back it what the atlantic council was doing and it was mixing recommendation this is with benefit the funders. host: who are the foreign governments this give the most to american think tanks? guest: by and large it is

those 2 websites that collects information on compromised accounts. you'll just enter your email address to find out. and if you're lucky enough to have been hacked or even locked out of an account. first and foremost, stay calm. the 1st thing you want to do is change passwords in all the accounts possible. you don't know what the criminal already has access to, so try to change passwords everywhere. some accounts you might already be locked out of don't panic and that is there really is no stigma anymore. about it. contact a technology provider, google, microsoft, facebook, whatever it is they're all doing does thousands of times per day helping people get back into their own accounts. that said, we should take precautions, protector, identities, through good passports, different passports. multi factor authentication, make it difficult to lock into your account so that if somebody tries to give up and browse it, go somewhere else. secondly, have copies of the important data. backups have physical backups and costing those 3rd tip. if you really want

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i'm gonna show you that website once again.ownload or look up this great book by dr. al camarillo, as our guest here on "comunidad del valle," there is the website on the screen. "compton in my soul" by dr. al camarillo. well, if you want to get a hold of us here on "comunidad del valle," you can follow me on instagram. my handle is @newsdamiantrujillo and we're gonna show you my email address, there it is right there if you want to get a hold of us, have any show suggestions, so you can do it that way, as well. we thank you once again for sharing a part of your sunday with us here on "comunidad del valle." we hope that it was a very educational program today with the legendary dr. al camarillo, professor emeritus at stanford university, author of "compton in my soul." we'll see you next week. >>> tonight, the blizzard blasasting multiple states right now. the mess on major roads, with more than 1,000 flights canceled across the country

our website is a great resource for updates, our website and our app just go to nbcbayarea.com. well, apparently someone is shooting darts at ducks. that is the accusation coming from a group of san francisco residents at mclaren park. they believe it's happened at least three times. as nbc bay area's pedro quintana explains, they're not concerned for the safety of all the wildlife in that park. good girl. yeah, luckily, it's not affecting her wing. we're told. this is video that was shot last saturday showing an injured muscovy duck at mcnab lake in mclaren park. you can see a dark colored dart in the ducks chest. it's very sad to see somebody would just, you know, use them as target practice. charles ferruggia heads up the neighborhood's help, mclaren park group. he shared pictures his wife and daughter shot, showing the first of several injured ducks. they say they spotted. it all started just a couple days before christmas. you can see the metal dart in that duck is yellow. unfortunately, that duck has since died. according to the city animal care and control department, the

he just launched his website yesterday. he says he wanted to give fire victims one place to go to access all the services they need. after days of watching images of flames spreading in southern california and the devastation the infernos left behind, 16 year old cupertino high school student ruben varghese knew he wanted to help, so he turned to what he knows and worked nonstop over two days to create this website. save dash l a.org. i wanted to make it so if you wanted to help or if you needed help, it could all be in one website and one stop shop for fire survivors. the website provides everything from recovery centers to links to state and federal agencies, even information on where to turn for help if you lost your job because of the fires. the site also has information for people wanting to donate cash, supplies or help in other ways. for example, you can volunteer your house for shelter if someone's house got burned down. ruben says he spent hours researching and vetting the agencies on his website. he says he doesn'

at the court's website address that i just gave.rovide, certainly, a lot more information. the point is we really need participation from our citizens, and this is a very important, unique opportunity for people who are civic-minded, who are dedicated to giving back to their community to have that opportunity through their service on the civil grand jury. damian: so we have about 20 seconds. this is a way for an ordinary citizen to hold the powerful accountable, basically? jesus: absolutely, and, you know, there--there's always media information and updates that's provided to our citizens to let them know what the grand jury has done. there's been a lot of those reports and investigations and issues that the grand jury has taken up, and their impact, i think, is self-evident. damian: well, we as the media enjoy receiving those reports and going through them and seeing what's going--what's being done right or wrong in the county. judge jesus valencia, thank you so much for being on "comunid del valle," and for recruiting folks for th

i website and on the bbc news a- -. website and on the bbc news a . . _ , website and on the bbc newsng most of us with a better looking day today. certainly calmer than it was yesterday for this weather watcher in fife. a little bit of sunshine overhead as well. something wintry on the ground for this weather watcher in enniskillen. but tomorrow things go downhillagain, particularly across southern and western parts with some wet and windy weather. so yesterday's storm system clearing away northwards. you can see the swirl of cloud on the satellite picture. this little band of cloud is moving eastwards right now, bringing some hefty showers. this shield of cloud is another developing low and that will start to influence our weather from tomorrow. but for the time being, through tonight, this band of hefty showers continues to journey eastwards. some wintriness in the showers across the north, particularly in scotland, where things will also be quite icy and it will be pretty windy for a time across the north west corner of scotland. temperatures widely dropping close to freezing belo

ijust want the case on the bbc news website and app.ust want to take the case on the bbc news website and app. ijust want to take you to the case on the bbc news website and app. i just want to take you to the commons now because very shortly we are expecting the home secretary to give a statement. we have seen yvette cooper is sat in the commons and we expect her to announce a plan to implement a new local inquiries into grooming gangs. you will of course know that for weeks the government has faced calls for a new national inquiry into grooming gangs. and it was partly reintroduced because a post by elon musk but when it was emerging that the safeguarding ministerjess phillips turned down a request for government help with an inquiry in 0ldham, the conservatives and a handful of labour mps and the billionaire elon musk have all called for new inquiries. the conservative _ called for new inquiries. the conservative leader - called for new inquiries. tie: conservative leader kemi badenoch earlier when she was giving her first major spee

according to the calendar on their website, the park will reopen in april and close in october. this comes as the park prepares to cease operations altogether back in 2022. owners cedar fair sold the park's land to developer prologis for $310 million. the park was given 11 years to shut down, but no exact timeline for that has been announced. okay, it's over this season, but what's next for the 49ers? hear from the t day, signaling the start of the off season, which means it is time for the team and. quarterback brock purdy to get down to business. that's right. the niners wrapped up a disappointing season with a loss to the arizona cardinals on sunday, so that means brock purdy is now eligible for an extension. last year, contract negotiations for wide receiver brandon aiyuk and tackle trent williams dragged on late into the offseason. purdy said he hopes to get a deal done quickly this time around. more than anything for me, like i want to be able to handle business the right way and do it in a respectful manner and get back to my team as fast as i can to get going. obviously,

you can find that on the bbc news website.represent israel at eurovision in switzerland this year. yuval raphael was at the nova music festival on october 7th, and survived by hiding in a bomb shelter. she says she's100% sure she'll be booed when she performs but that it's important to show what israel has gone through. she won the selection with a cover of abba's dancing queen, but the song she will perform with will be announced in the coming weeks. let's return to liverpool crown court where the hearing for axel raducanu is under way. —— radical banner. thank you, that sentencing hearing has been under way for an hour or so, it was delayed at the beginning and as we have been telling you it was also disrupted because axel rudakubana not long into the hearing started shouting, started complaining that he felt ill, he didn't want to continue, and thejudge continue, and the judge considered continue, and thejudge considered that he was being so disruptive that he was taken out from the dock to continue to watch proceedings in

working on a website, something like that.nd it could be really any skill, though it might be that you're good at leading a project. and so you help scope the project, working alongside the nonprofit, developing that partnership. it could be that you bring an industry expertise. we work across different social issues. could be housing, could be climate change. so maybe you're bringing an expertise of that that really helps supercharge the project you're working on. >> so what do you want folks to know that are watching this that want to know more about it? what are you encourage them to do? yeah. >> well, we really encourage finding your community because there's overwhelm when you think it's you by yourself against something like climate change. but when you're sitting with a team of six people, we've broken down the project problems into something that's manageable. you feel like you have your community. it's caring people who want to help, and that starts to take the overwhelm out of it and bring structure to solving that p

some websites like porn hub chose to take their content completely offline in texas. an industry group called the free speech coalition has helped take this fight all the way to the supreme court, arguing that this content is protected by the first amendment. critics also say the law also exposes people to privacy and security risks. a similar law was struck down by the court 20 years ago, but texas argues there are less-intrusive ways to verify age now. meanwhile, in a separate case we're all waiting to hear the justices to decide the fate of a platform possible for all ages, tiktok. it could be banned in the u.s. this sunday unless the chinese company divests of their u.s. assets. bloomberg had reported that the app had discussed selling to elon musk, but tiktok said we cannot be expected to comment on pure fiction. a group of senators introduced a bill to extend the deadline for a sale by 270 days. president-elect trump says he opposes the ban of tiktok and asks the supreme court to extend the deadline. frances? >> chris pollone for us, many will be watching. thank

according to the calendar on their website, the park will reopen in april and close in october. this comes as the park prepares to cease operations altogether back in 2022. owners cedar fair sold the park's land to developer prologis for $310 million. the park was given 11 years to shut down, but no exact timeline for that has been announced. okay, it's over this season, but what's next for the 49ers? hear from the tea (vo) with wells fargo premier, a team can help you plan for your dreams. so your dream car, and vacation home, may be closer than you think. ready to meet the dream team? you can with wells fargo. have you always had trouble with your weight? same. discover the power of wegovy®. with wegovy®, i lost 35 pounds. and some lost over 46 pounds. and i'm keeping the weight off. i'm reducing my risk. wegovy® is the only weight-management medicine proven to reduce risk of major cardiovascular events such as death, heart attack, or stroke in adults with known heart disease and obesity. don't use wegovy® with semaglutide or glp-1 medicines, or in children under 12. don't tak

you open safari, chrome or any other browser and visit a website, that website loads the tracking technologies everything else you see on the website. so those tracking pixels they collect information about, you know, which patterns you click on, what you see on the screen, and they send it back to the pixel controller, in this case, tiktok. there are many other companies that download pixels. that is how they are able to see what you see on the page you visit. it is done completely independently from the tiktok app. >> is there a way apple or my ios, my phone, sort of platform itself, can block this? how is this activity allowed to take place? >> there are some technical ways to block it, yes. it is not easy and it is not commonly done. you can use various privacy browser extensions or tools that will block pixel trackers and other tracking technologies from being loaded, but the usage is very low. but there are ways individuals, like you and me, consumers, can prevent certain tracking technologies from being loaded on the browser itself. >> fascinating. again, with all of that being the case

we have more on the website _ ceasefire. thank you. we have more on the website with - ceasefire.you. we have | more on the website with a live page continuing live coverage from the middle east. that fragile ceasefire. to update you, one of those hostages, israeli hostages released, emily damari, she hasjust posted an update on instagram. it reads, i return to my beloved life, she says. the dual british israeli national emily damari among the first hostages freed yesterday. posting an update on a poignant black background. she has returned to "my beloved life". she says she has the best friends in the world. we will continue to keep you updated on this fast developing story. tiktok is back up and running in the united states after a short—lived ban. the app's chinese owners thanked mr trump, saying he'd clarified that there would be no penalties for companies hosting the platform. let's speak to our asia business reporter sura njana tewari. how have they got around this? tiktok back up and running for millions of us users who will be relieved.— millions of us users who will be re

follow along all the latest on the bbc sport website. out by perpignan 23—20 but edinburgh with a good win in brittany against top 1a side vannes. later this evening, england's women will bid to regain a trophy that has alluded them for a decade — the women's ashes. the last series in 2023 was drawn, leading to australia retaining the trophy. one theory it all begins tonight with the start of a three—match one day series in sydney. our reporter henry moeran sent us this report earlier. here in sydney, the weather is thankfully a lot better for the warm up match that it was a few days ago. the first of a few international matches to be played, sunday local time and we're almost ready to go. we have with the 2017 winner. i am so excited _ have with the 2017 winner. i am so excited for _ have with the 2017 winner. i am so excited for this. _ have with the 2017 winner. i am so excited for this. you've - have with the 2017 winner. i —n so excited for this. you've got the england team training behind us. even in some group of flooding such as

this is on our website as well. anyone who wants to see a snapshot of what we are seeing in our projections, that is the one page i would suggest. again, you can see it. that gdp growth slows a bit as we go from 2025 to 2026, reflecting the factors you stated. and then revenue goes up. that we have about a 1% increase as a share of gdp of revenue. the drag from the current law, expiration of the tax provisions in our baseline projections, as you said, is pretty modest. there is a number reasons for that. it is that we think that under current law if the tax cuts were to expire the federal reserve would keep monetary policy easier than it would otherwise. otherwise there is a sense, which is a theoretical issue, because the fed is going to watch what actually happens over the course of the year. we are trying to say, what would happen in the hypothetical world in which the tax cuts, you know, entirely expire, as in current law? that is what we're are trying to do. that is one part. the monetary policy could offset so

much more on our website.t of this year, elon musk has made or shared posts on his social media platform x about uk politics, grooming gangs and child sexual abuse at a significant rate. now bbc verify has examined a 24—hour snapshot of his timeline and found a wave of misinformation amplified in the posts, as our analysis editor ros atkins explains. elon musk has had a lot to say about the grooming gangs scandal. this is his number of posts on the uk and grooming gangs, it's increased sharply in recent weeks and, on monday, without naming musk, sir keir starmer attacked those spreading lies and misinformation on the response to the grooming gangs. we've analysed musk�*s timeline and on that same day, monday the 6th, from midnight until midnight gmt. there were 153 posts, this includes those written by musk and those by others that he shared. 33% of them were on us politics. 48% on the uk and nearly all of them about grooming gangs. and these posts contain a range of false information. at 8:12am on monday morn

with godaddy websites plus marketing, you can quickly create a website, and ai will customize it for you. get your business out there and get more customers in here. no sweat... for you anyway. create a beautiful website in minutes with godaddy. >>> welcome back to "fast money," everybody. energy stocks powering higher today. the s&p energy etf up 1%. it was the best performing sector today. oil and gas producers seeing some of the best gains with an eighth straight session in the green. those moves coming as west texas crude prices rose to its highest level since mid-october, amid a more optimistic outlook for demand in china, and maybe a chillier weather season. guy? thoughts on energy? >> karen's been talking about lng for years. it's had a bit of a pull back, but it's back on its horse today. and nat gas is one of those stories that nobody's talking about, but it's more than doubled. deservedly so. nat gas is in play. i think you're right to point it out. crude oil is surprising people, i hink, to the upside. it's been steady over the last couple of weeks, and it's just a matter

we are creating our own website away from the main website. so people have clear and definite information. on a larger scale, the senator perez and the supervisor barger are providing all of that information on their websites. that would be the l.a. county supervisor website as well as senator perez's website. this one of the hurdles we are trying to again, 24 hours in, trying to n,make sure that all that info is available. my biggest tip would be go to within, hopefully, within hours go to the altadena town council website. that's altadena town council dot-org and there will be a banner link that sends you to a separate site that -- that encompasses all the info we are trying to get out to them. >> altd councilmember nick, we are praying for your community. thank you for taking the time when we know you have a lot on your plate, sir. thank you very much. to you and your family. >> thank you, joy. >> thank you. and joining me now with some breaking news nis paul butler, msnbc legal analyst and former federal prosecutor and msnbc legal correspo

and through our website you can find that information. we have a team of people dedicated solely to finding that information. um, we are also collaborating with partners all across the country. 211 is a national network, and we're getting a lot of support for call handling and getting through the the list of over 29,000 people who are signed up on that airbnb. um, uh, credits form so that we can get people verified and issued credits. and the credits are for seven days. ivan. not just tonight. so this is a very valuable resource for people. um, again, encourage people to continue signing up on that form on 211.org. i'm sorry. 211 la.org. >> and anecdotally, you know, i'm hearing from friends in l.a. about volunteerism right now. you know, food drives, clothing drives, things like that. are you seeing much volunteerism from within the communities and what advice do you have to give to anybody who who wants to help people, victims of the fires? >> that's a great question. you know, there is a lot of information out there, lots of gofundme a

you see the screen here, you can call us at 888996 tips or visit our website nbcbayarea.com. investigations. all right. let's turn things over to jeff ranieri right now and talk about the win. this is still something that you're watching very carefully. it is. southern california has this area of low pressure that's going to linger through tomorrow keeping it gusty down there. then off to the north, it's kind of this combo of weather. and northern california we have the exact opposite. high pressures bringing some very calm conditions. so just in case you missed it, quick, look here at the red flag fire warning. this is in effect until 6 p.m. tomorrow in southern california, primarily for the mountains. that's where we have the best chance of getting up to 60mph. and unfortunately, what's beginning to show up on the weather models for early next week could be more wind. by next monday and tuesday we could see more gusts, maybe up to about 50mph. still a lot to learn on that, but just wanted to get that on everyone's radar, so to speak. let me show you more details on what's h

forthe a forecast on the bbc weather website.y studio in london. . ., ., ., london. i am not moving. i am not swapping _ london. i am not moving. i am not swapping. thank _ london. i am not moving. i am not swapping. thank you - london. i am not moving. i am not swapping. thank you very l not swapping. thank you very much. the us is bracing for a huge winter storm that could see the heaviest snowfall and coldest temperatures in decades. five states have declared a state of emergency but at least 25 more are under weather alerts as the storm is expected to begin in the centre of the country before spreading eastwards. even places that do not typically see cold weather such as florida and mississippi are being told to be braced for treacherous conditions. our north america correspondent rowan bridge is following the story — and told us just how bad it could get. you're talking parts of the united states that could get as much as a0cm of snowfall. and that is going to come in some places with wind as well, creating blizzard like con

i felt very stupid not checking their website or their numbers beforehand.a very well— known travel agency website, so they had taken the name of booking.com as well. booking.com says that no legitimate transaction will ever require a customer to share sensitive information like credit card details via e—mail, text or phone. some people only realise they have been scammed at the very last minute. kent trading standards told us about one man who got here, to heathrow, before finding out that his tickets were fake. hi, good afternoon. how can i help you? copycat scams are impacting travel agents, too. almost every other day we are facing scams. i zulfiqar has even started a facebook group warning people of the risks and how scammers operate. when someone is scammed, we have lost a client, - that client has lost trust. on travel industry, so we're really worried about that. if you're looking to book a holiday, book it through a reputable site. if possible pay for a credit card, and if you do feel that you've been conned, then contact your bank straight away. fr

i created a website dedicated to the project. a video and fold heart instructions.sent them in the first mont was 1,000 hearts. they kept coming in. and the next goal was 7, 698, which was the total number of case of reported hate by the ap i website. those were the reported case of hate. there are more not reported. that became the new goal. we achieved 2 months later. the hearts were coming in it it is a big project, we have it part of our store. anyone can come and fold an easy heart. keeping that part of the japanese tradition of this in that way here in japantown is pretty special. its great. . >> thank you all for being here . first i want to express my deep concern for everyone affected by the wildfires down in southern california and our first responders working to keep them safe. given this morning's earthquake and the one we had about ten minutes ago, i want to remind san franciscans of the importance of emergency preparedness

you can still see it on our website and our app c-span now. as part of the coverage yesterday, the discussion in the papers taking a look at how this year's electoral vote count contrasted sharply with events four years ago. aaron blake in the washington post this morning writes under this headline, america's views on january 6 right increasingly moving towards meh, and he writes this saying a poll released last week shows 15% of americans approve those who stormed the capitol, people that president trump has lionized and spoken of as kindred spirits, but the same poll says that people through a combination of fading memories and trump muddying the waters have adopted a more meh attitude to a seminal political moment. after the dust settled on the insurrection four years ago, americans overwhelmingly agreed the very basic threshold question of whether the riots were bad, more than eight in 10 americans and even three quarters of republicans disapproved of them. more than seven in 10 americans strongly disapproved. today, those numbers have fal

if you go to that same website.ame situation over at the department of labor, they have also wiped all references to diversity, equity and inclusion from their public facing website. that is what you see when you click on those links. um, again, the trump administration, dana, has said that this amounts to this being dei amounts to racial discrimination against white people. but quite frankly, that is a skewed understanding of what dei has been throughout the federal government. i mean, it's focused on protections for women, pregnant women, rural communities, people with disabilities. it is a wide swath of americans, disabled americans who benefit from protections within the workplace due to dei. and now here we are at a rapid clip. we are seeing the trump administration wiping these programs out. dana. >> i'm glad you added that, because there there are a lot of sort of shorthanded terms for these programs. there's the overall, you know, notion of woke. and then if you look at dei and you look into exactly what it

well, according to the usa id website, a lot of the materials that have been going to ukraine have come from los angeles area fire departments. us aid has helped 16 communities, established volunteer fire brigades, equipping each group with protective gear, motor pumps, chainsaws rescue motor cutters, rechargeable spotlights, fire extinguishers and hydraulic rescue tools. folks in los angeles are certainly not thrilled now. lots of houses, nozzles, body, armor, turnouts, and protective equipment has been turned over from california to emergency services in ukraine. and even as the fires rage, us officials are still planning to jump even more money in your conflict. on the other side of the planet, the mayor of los angeles wasn't even in the city. she was attending a presidential, an odd raising, and gonna she rushed back only after media outrage began. and when she got back to town, she didn't exactly make things better when she read from the poorly prepared script that someone gave her right now. if you need help, emergency information, resources, and shelter is available. all of this

this is on our website as a single page as well. anyone wants to see a snapshot of overseeing and projections that's the page i would suggest. again you can see it that gdp growth slows a a bit as a go m 25 to 26, reflecting the factors that you stated, and then revenue goes up. we have about a 1% increase as a share off revenue. the drag from the current law expiration of the tax provisions in our baseline projections as you said iss pretty modest and there's a number of reasons for that. we think the under current law that tax cuts were to expire, the federal reserve would keep monetary policy easier than it would otherwise. obviously there's a sense which is a theoretical issue because of course the fed is going to watch what actually happens ove the course of the year so we're trying to say what would happen in the hypothetical world in which the tax cuts, you know, entirely expire as in current law. that's over time to do. that's one part is the monetary policy could offset some of the expiration of the tax hike. there's anothe

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for more details on the story and much more head over to our website, our g dot com. now donald trump has their arrival of democratic party. he says that they have lost another quote on the american which fund he made. that statement after unusual court ruled that he would not face any jail time or of a penalty for his conviction, in the so called the cost money trial, from also promised to appeal the document. now the us president elect remains a convicted felon named fedloan despite the lack of penalties. otherwise, this follows the us supreme court. the rejection of drums motion to health proceedings. earlier this week, a job has jobs almost jost in 2023, with falsifying records related to a quote hosted by the payment to american actress. stormy donald over relies to effect claims. now these latest developments are on folding with just over a week to go before trump a shuttle to be inaugurated in washington. but let's cross live to a former pennsylvania states senator lawyer. bruce box is nice to have you join me right now, bruce. now, psalms conviction make certa

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that's according to the website poweroutage.us.te researchers say outages related to weather are happening twice as often as they did decades ago due to more intense storms challenging an aging power grid. cbs's dave malkoff shows us how some are taking themselves off the grid altogether. >> first of all, what a view. this is your house? >> welcome to draper, utah. this is paradise. >> reporter: john walsh gives back to his beautiful neighborhood overlooking salt lake city in different ways. sometimes offering a pie to his neighbors. >> another pie, huh? >> reporter: and sometimes offering his house as a warm shelter like he did two years ago. >> we had about seven feet of snow out here. >> in the suncrest neighborhood cars are buried in powder. >> reporter: their heaviest snowfall in 25 years cut out neighborhood lights and heat. >> i remember calling over to you and asking you if you wanted to come over because you didn't have any electricity. >> reporter: but how did you have power when everybody else didn't have power? >> with

you can keep track of that on the website.et's hear from the nikia in las vegas on the independent line. caller: hi there. i think that any president should be allowed to have any person that they want in their cabinet. i understand the confirmation process, but it seems to me there are always issues between more so the democrats than republicans. all of these people keep calling and talking about pete hegseth and his assault on women, but no one mentions biden or his assault on tara reid and how she had to run off to russia or his son. it is crazy to me. i think everyone deserves to be given a chance and no one can say how qualified he is or not because he is not in the position yet. that's it. host: max from san antonio, democrats line. you are next. caller: yes, good morning. he is definitely not qualified to be the secretary of defense, as a third-year army veteran retiree i can tell you that for sure. for three main reasons. number one, he is not an elder statesman. he doesn't know enough people to staff the pentagon in t

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it is also removing it from all american websites so making sure it is not collecting information onutside of the app. thirdly, to ensure it will never come back. it is not just tiktok. there is a lot more information being collected by other companies associated with china on americans in addition to tiktok as well. caroline: 1-10, give us how hard it would be. technically speaking, how effective do you think this can be? >> it can be very effective. a good illustration is something happening in the payment security industry where credit cards, how you are paying online and how the security of your credit card information is being governed, payment securities has introduced a new standard which ensures come on a weekly basis, it verifies no unauthorized trackers or any software technology pieces are collecting credit card information without authorization. a similar push can help prevent tiktok or other data collection being done on americans without authorization. caroline: the supreme court matter is a matter of law and interpretation. there is politicking amongst whether or not j