we have carolyn modeling these. she looks fantastic, fit, happy and healthy. so the gap suit is that tie dye print we are talking about that you're seeing everywhere. great thing about this suit, the bottoms are really long. the top is really long. you can pull it over your bump in both directions, no matter where you are in your pregnancy to just feel comfortable and your best self. and then i am so excited to talk about this amazon suit. she looks adorable in it. this is that burnt orange color, a beautiful ribbing texture to the suit, a really cute henley neckline. my favorite part, all the mamas will love this, the straps are adjustable. so you can make it fit like a tankini, a cross back, so whatever make you feel comfortable and just like you said, feels great to be outside and cool off in a swimsuit when you're expecting. >> it really does. and the pool feels good, too, for those hot summer months. i really did buy that suit and if it's as cute as you say it is, i'll post it on instagram. but i'll probably not -- i'm never going to post in my bathing su

with the help of congressman gallagher and through the leadership of carolyn maloney and her staff, the n.c.d. made it into last year's n.d.a.a. -- ndaa. the president confirmed our director to takeoffs as the -- take off as the first director. chris had help the government coordinate cyberspace policy. once this office is fully staffed up, there will be a well of speerties within the white house to -- expertise within the white house to ensure the federal bureau of investigation, management risk agencies, united states cyber command, the intelligence community, and all the other elements of the government are working in concert to improve our cybersecurity. office, the office of cyber director is a startup at the moment. while we will be voting on a full budget for this office later this week, including, i hope, an amendment to provide the full $25 million year-long appropriation recommended by the solarium commission, we xnt wait -- we can't wait until the full fiscal year 2022 budget to get the director on his feet and up and running. our adversaries are not constrained by our budget

thank you, carolyn. todd, thank you. we'll check back in for more substance like that. will: i bet you feel that is substantive. you like that segment. oh, my god. safety pin to prick the head over there? so inflated. pete: looking for more on the tattoo though. will: that was a little bit of a letdown. rachel: i thought it was bold to write little italy on the forearm. will: look at the hegseth tatoo. rachel: we'll move on to another topic which is very important, our border wall construction. there are two billion dollars supposed to be spent on building the wall. a great infrastructure project. something that might help people. that is not happening. we're paying a construction company to not work. pete: turns out it is expensive to not build the wall. remember there was all the consternation where monies were being shifted from the defense department over to other places to build the wall. now that joe biden is not building it, and there is it steel literally laying on the ground, it is costing taxpayers $3 million a day. to the tune of two billion dollars so far to

. >> carolyn is the director of the housing advocates of california, the nonprofit now providing cora legal assistance in the investigation . >> i can think of another reason why he would refuse to choose a fair representation of the homes that are closer to home as being appraised. i don't think he would have done that, by the way, had he not known course race . >> course that she was home for the appraisal, proudly displaying pictures and a black pride flag in her window, decided not to take the advice she read online to take a personal effects and essentially, but she said she also didn't do that for the third and final appraisal which he applied for a new loan with a different lender in february of this year, and was assigned a different appraiser. the appraised value, >> it was 1.239 million. >> $439,000 different. >> what is your reaction to that, that 50% of the original appraised value . >> i could just breathe, i was so relieved . >> the final appraisal pulled cops blocks away from her home and in each direction, hud is investigating the lender, appraiser and management compa

carolyn mano is here this morning in studio with the bleacher report. >> good morning. good to be with you. happy holidays to you both. really a first in anything is a pretty big accomplishment. but shohay ohtani is a special player. the first all-star game wasn't until 1933. that was well after babe's pitching days were behind him. the angel's star was named one of the american league starting pitchers sunday after being designated as hitter thursday. the japanese native has been solid on the mound in 12 starts. he's really shined at the plate hitting his league 31st homer and the angels win over the orioles on sunday. that actually ties him for the most in a major league season for a japanese born player. certainly busy. elsewhere the braves pulling off a stunning comeback sense the marlins. so they scored four in the ninth to tie it, and they thought they won in the tenth but the empires overturned it on a replay. and if you take a look as riley slid over the plate if you look closely you can see this was the right decision here, get a foot in front of it. so the bra

. >> carolyn step -- european citizens must show a certificate to travel on paper or digital form. it shows at the person is vaccinated or has a negative pcr tests. number states can adjust entry rules according to the health situation in the country of the covid certificate will be standardized. >> it is more paperwork but we have a pcr tests and we have been vaccinated. >> covid isn't over yet and we must avoid the risk of people getting sick. >> bu wants to make it easier for people to cross its borders after more than a year of covid restrictions. >> terrace is usually one of the rows most visited cities --paris is one of the most visited cities but there are fewer taurus. the eu -- touritsts. france has lifted many restrictions. confuse have ended and people no longer need to wear masks outdoors by the french government says there is growing concern over this bride of the delta variant. >> the delta variant is progressing. it is progressing quickly. it represented 10% of contaminations last week but doubled in less than a week. >> medical experts say the variant could account

>> as the member designated by chairwoman carolyn maloney of new york, pursuant to house resolution 8, i inform the house that chairwoman maloney will vote yes on the motion to table the republican privileged resolution. the speaker pro tempore: for what purpose does the gentleman from new york rise? >> as the member designated by chairwoman eddie bernice johnson, pursuant to house resolution 8, i inform the house that chairwoman johnson will vote yea on the motion to table. mr. jeffries: as the member designated by congresswoman meng, pursuant to house resolution 8, i inform the house that congresswoman meng will vote no on the motion to table. as the member designated by congressman horsford, pursuant to house resolution 8, i inform the house that congressman horsford will vote nay on the motion to table. the speaker pro tempore: for what purpose does the gentlewoman from georgia rise? >> as the member designated by mr. jones of new york, pursuant to house resolution 8, i inform the house that mr. jones will vote yes on the motion to table. the speaker pro tempore: for what purpose

bloomberg's carolyn to non-spoke to l'oreal ceo following the earnings. >> in countries where the lockdown and the easing, whether it is the usa, i'm thinking of the euro or china last year, the appetite bounces back immediately. makeup is back. it is not back to 2019 levels. you could see the say -- you could say the same of fragrances. it is something that is a global appetite. you mentioned the fact some of our brand of great success, it is true we have grown much faster than the makeup market. the makeup market is in states with plus 15. it is a market that is very driven by donations. we have a launch with skyhigh mascara from maybelline, one of our greatest lunches ever. a shine out from makeup. we see makeup coming back. it does not come at the expense of any other category, including skincare, which continues at steady growth. >> in europe you said sales are closed -- are close to precrisis levels. when you see travel retail picking up? >> travel retail, there two ways to look at it. we have great growth compared to last year but still very much at 2019. air traffic is -80%. we see

. >> sy: ...after a suggestion from taylor's teacher, carolyn walling. >> she sat in the front row the very first day. and when i brought up, "would anyone like to do a science fair project?", she raised her hand immediately, and she stayed after school and she said, let's talk about this. >> i read an article about how these scientists somewhere created these stitches that involved this really fancy technology, that i perceived to be inequitable to those that would actually be able to need this technology. >> sy: in low and middle income countries, 8% to 30% of procedures result in surgical site infections. but so-called “smart stitches” require smart devices, which are expensive. >> i said, hey, i can do it better. i can do it more equitable. >> sy: issues of equity are personal for taylor. she and her motherladonna, live in the suburbs of iowa city, a predominantly white area, and have experienced their share of discrimination. taylor says her previous school even tried to keep her from joining a science competition team. the lack of representation was even more apparent at her

carolyn skelly was a charming young hostess of the past week having entertained as a luncheon and theater party for ms. kathleen sinclair and his guest ms. julia morley of saginaw, michigan. bouquets of roses and sweet peas on and on and on, they have four items, you know, it's as if this thing isn't happen at all. you know, thru there was more to it than that as well. official records and documents started to disappear. the day reports of the national guard you will not find them in the oklahoma historical society, somebody took them and got rid of them. but what also happened, too, is that discussions of the massacre became discouraged to say the least in south tulsa. there was an oil man, tulsa oil man by the name of campbell osbourne and he quote, for a while picture postcards of the victims in awful poses were sold on the streets and more than a few wives posted about how much notches he had on his gun. but that starts to fade away. reverend kerr, charles kerr of first presbyterian church came to a similar conclusion, he wrote, for 22 years i have been boosting tulsa and we have been

i point to carolyn bourdeaux who won her seat in georgia. a seat no democrat had. do you think that slogan hurts democrats or is it just a red herring that some democrats have it approximate out there because they can't understand why they're losing the races. >> both. i think in certain communities people hear that phrase and don't understand the nuance of it. when aoc says there's a reallocation of resources, that's what many democrats are comfortable with. that's what they believe in. but when they hear the phrase defund they get a little skittish because they're afraid all of a sudden crime will spike and it'll come to their neighborhoods, not just the newborns they read. so, it's a nuanced complicated argument when it comes to democrats because we can't fund our way to safety, as we have shown. new york city is one of the largest paramilitary organizations historically and present day. we still haven't figured out how to have zero crime or police who know how to behave themselves on a consistent basis. so, there are ways that we can finance police departments

. >> reporter: seven years ago, right before her eyes, a stranger shot carolyn dixon's son, darrell lynch, in a dispute over a parking spot. >> did you fall asleep? >> reporter: life camp's therapists helped dixon process her grief. why is it so important to take that holistic approach? >> because you can't fix one part of the body without fixing all. everything comes together as a whole. >> reporter: at their dream cafe, juquille johnston and jaytaun mcmillan used ford's lessons to help neighbors heal from the inside out. >> so we had our fair share of violence. we had our fair share of bad -- ultimately it's a tradition, you know -- >> reporter: when they were teens, life camp introduced the lifelong friends to a healthier and safer lifestyle. now they're paying it forward. >> i lost my dad, and not only my dad, i lost plenty of friends, as well, like to gun violence, you know. >> you have to create solutions instead of complaining. and waiting for somebody to change the community that we're from. >> they were able to change the narrative and what was cool in their community. so people

carolyn: it is hard to say. i agree read the that it is not about replacing jobs, it is about changing jobs. i was talking to an employee before covid lock everything down -- a 30-year employee told me he learned more in the last five years than in the previous 25 because of the new technology, the automation. you have workers who were able to stay longer. manufacturing because of automation isn't necessarily a manual labor job. it is enabling workers with varying capabilities and abilities and also enabling workers to stay employed longer. it is not a manual job. they are working alongside automation and alongside technology and naturally enabling the worker in the human capacity. where we are versus the entire world, there is deafly some places where we could lean into the message that this isn't an either-or. it is not the robots are taking over or the humans will survive. it is not that dynamic at all. sometimes the message needs to break through more than it does. we are excited about the opportunity that 5

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carolyn, what can you tell us? >> reporter: right now we know the names of three of the positive cases. they are all part of the pitching staff. they were sent to the injured list for covid. they were previously vaccinated. last we heard from the general manager, there were three pending rapid tests being confirmed with lab work. there is concern that not all the players are vaccinated. but this is the second outbreak of the season for the yankees. major league baseball relaxed certain health and safety protocols before opening day for clubs with a vaccination rate of 85% or greater. theon keys are one of three to meet that threshold. a source with knowledge of the situation tells cnn before the protocols weremodified, players were tested at least every other day, and teams are conducting contact tracing for anybody who tested positive. t they didn't have any positive results. but fresh off of that momentum on the major league baseball is starting the second half of the season, with an outbreak here. so the decisio

carolyn manno has more this morning. an historic upset by nigeria over the united states. >> yeah, some chemistry work to be done for team usa. this is a global game. so we have seen over the hours of olympic history countries kauchg up. the usa, the overwhelming favorite to win gold. last night's exhibition may have been an indication this might not be as easy as some expected. nigeria does have a handful of nba players on their roster and that's how it was on display. they pulled off a big upset taking down the united states by three. to putting it in perspective, nine years ago at the 2012 london olympics team usa beat nigeria by 83 points. the americans are 39-0 in their last three olympic seasons. now, the silver lining is this is an exhibition match. team usa will be back in action tomorrow night working on the chemistry against australia. meantime, former president donald trump made a rare public appearance last night at a ufc event in las vegas. he aadvised to a mix of cheers and boos from the full capsty crowd.

the opening ceremony for the turk carolyn pic, games is now just a week away, but organizers continue to be widely criticized by the japanese public for even holding the event. the head of the international olympic committee has been in a rush. le, visiting a peace memorial. well, those are the headlines. they'll be more news here on out there after $11.00 east, the widows of everest. i am sorry, i should be about raising prices entirely down to the town down there. we bring you the stories and developments that are rapidly changing the world. we live in prime minister who has the task of fixing a war torn economy. counting the cost on al jazeera, majestic, captivating, and dangerous. mount everest is the ultimate mountaineering challenge. climbers come from around the world seeking glory, but for those who helped them scale the well highest peak, it can be deadly. sharp men die in disproportionate numbers, leaving behind widows who struggled to survive me on my jealous days, they give you don't got off forced to become breadwinners. some women define tradition by breaking into the ma

the 1964 to carolyn picks took place in the cooler month of october, but the demands of tv networks mean july and august and now the preferred time for the games organizes use a measurement koby wet, spoke globe temperature. it's effectively a combination of heat and humidity, anything over 28th experts. i can be stressful for an athlete. and that number's been hitting 30 and 31 in tokyo. the japanese environments agency naturally issued a hate stroke warning, telling the public not to exercise during the middle of the day. that is not an option for many olympic athletes. competitors did know they were heading into extreme conditions and many have spent time preparing in heat chambers like this one. when somebody is closing in the heat. davie after one to 2 weeks. so we've already, nissan, very clear changes, so nasty, do not prepare for the heat before the fuel on before any competition. and he says the same thing you will experience must dictate man in his performance heat isn't the only weather related concern at these games. a typhoon is approaching, and some events have already been

slowest for the final on extreme heat is one of the many challenges facing athlete unorganized. tow carolyn picks some competitors of collapse because of the conditions there and tennis players have been given extra time to recover between sets. often novak joke of which said players were constantly d hydrated on richardson reports. now from tokyo. it's not just limpy and stealing the heat in tokyo, the locals make sure they get up early for the sunday morning game of tennis on friday, a russian archer fainted. an intense heat midway through her event and tennis willed number one, no joke of ich said the sweltering conditions during his opening match with a toughest he'd ever experienced. i think some people from other color country is not good for playing outside in such a you know, very hot weather go singles. it's takes over 3 hours or more so it's too hard to play. i ugly with them. organizes insist athlete help is paramount. but the daytime events are sometimes necessary for you. a lot of the competition schedule has been built where possible, depending on the, on the sport to, to acco

almost 10000 lines should athletes at the tow, carolyn picks keep up knocking golden west. the major on the lease increasingly thing read the question, the teams right to even be and patches of chemical waste, contaminated soil, and toxic emissions and environmental specialist outlines for the potential they just this week, some deadly blast in germany from a chemical point of view. it is really possible to imagine a huge.

host: let's hear from carolyn in baltimore on the democrats line. caller: good morning. thank you for c-span. to the representative, i am one of the left-leaning thinkers that you talk down about. i would have to agree with the gentleman from south carolina that asked about reaching across the aisle. you talk about us being bullying and biden -- compromise is a good word. the environment has made compromise look bad. it takes more strength to agree to compromise, to reach across the aisle. we are expecting you. you said it is not possible, but it starts with you. i would ask that you make every attempt to compromise, reach across the aisle. that is what you are sent there to do. being a bully is not impressive. being a bully is, to me, childish. we tell kids on the lot not to bully. guest: i am not a bully because i am in the minority. it is always interesting to me democrats always want to talk about let's negotiate, the republicans do not want to negotiate when we are in the minority and they are in the majority. they don't need us. all of these big bills dealing with

now to carolyn from bloomberg for the next question. >> could afternoon and thanks for taking my question. you are new 2% target was front and center when it came to your plan for interest rates today. you said inflation should reach 2% well ahead of the end of the projection horizon but your last projections in june saw inflation moving away from 2%. what are you going to do about that and doesn't this imply a more forceful response is needed? secondly, again on this well ahead of the end of the projection horizon, you just mentioned about the midpoint of your projections. are we right to be looking more the second year of your inflation forecast rather than the first, and is there an understanding about what this actually means? thank you. pres. lagarde: it means what is written in that statement. i know it is going to take time to unpack it and understand all of the subtlety and the detail of it. it is pretty straightforward. we want the 2% at the end of our projection horizon, which by the way varies over time. we do forecast 21, 22, 23, but it slips into another year when we get clos

>> as the member designated by by chairwoman carolyn maloney of new york, pursuant to h. res. 8, i inform the house that chairwoman maloney will vote yes on the motion to table. the speaker pro tempore: for what purpose does the gentlewoman from connecticut seek recognition? >> as the member designated by ms. wilson, pursuant to h h. res. 8, that ms. wilson will vote yes on the motion to table. the speaker pro tempore: for what purpose does the gentleman from virginia seek recognition? mr. beyer: as the member designated by mr. lowenthal pursuant to h. res. 8, i inform the house that mr. lowenthal will vote yes on the motion to table. the speaker pro tempore: on this vote the yeas are 201 and the nays are 192. the motion is adopted. for what purpose does the gentlewoman from -- for what purpose does the gentleman from georgia seek recognition? >> i have a motion to adjourn. the speaker pro tempore: the question is on the motion to adjourn. all those in favor say aye. all those opposed, no. the noes have it. the gentleman from georgia is recognized. >> i ask for a recorded

hi carolyn pigs they've games will say the highest ever percentage of women taking part. and he richardson reports from chug. yes. the people might be quite different if the lighting, the olympic cold unit friday's opening ceremony, japanese tennis, thought the army or socket is fast, becoming the face of the tokyo olympics. and these games will set the new high female athletes. 49 percent of all competitors or women. compare that to the tokyo games in 964. when the figure stood just 13 percent. it's a huge shop window and just promoting capabilities of women and gowns, which often course get, get hidden terribly and balanced representation. you know, men and women and media generally on high school sense media coverage is, is a woman bells when they, more than ellen pigs began in 1896, they found at pierre to keep it. so made a pretty blunt assessments on the prospect of women taking part. he said it was impractical. uncouth in proper and uninteresting. but women did go on to take part at the 1900 games and barriers have been getting broken down ever since. 9 additional

we have the project sponsored here today and there preservation consultant carolyn jim will present shortly after me. 400 california street is located within the financial district on the north side of california street, with additional frontages on sampson street to the east and hallett cße landmark-%g+y■n)t;#■ number thr. the landmark was constructed between 19 okay six and 19 okay eight is the headquarters of the bank of california. the oldest inc. commercial bank mistake. the steel train, two-story building, one started basement level was designed in the classical revival style. with temple form by master architectural firm. this contains granite and marble exterior. each of the banks three street frontages, or call with three corinthian style columns altering with large multi- light windows. the interiorey(9w? contains a cl main banking hall, rising to a coffered ceiling and an unbroken space 54 feet tall. in 1967 architectural firm ash ñ existing aluminum main entry doors as well as interior vestibule. all original materials within this main opening were moved and this included

scientist to agree that it's hard to find republicans and democrats agreeing on any given issue, much less carolyn maloney of new york again with ted cruz of texas, a democrat and republican. a few days ago, a democrat in the house said, "i didn't know what it conservatorship was until today." a lot of people didn't know this existed and it feels it feels antithetical to the american way. there's a lot of bipartisan movement on this. you are right, there may be a legislative solution. >> emily: harris? >> harris: just real quickly because i know we are short on time, i really feel strongly about this. it's great the attorneys going to do his job by britney, that she had a he had a long time tofile the p. i sent yesterday, get rid of your inner circle. what i call your special forces, it's time to fire those people and get people to really have your back, britney. >> emily: harris, preach. an independent special airing this weekend on the fox news channel. keep it right here. ♪ ♪ ♪ sometimes you wanna go ♪ ♪ where everybody knows your name ♪ ♪♪ ♪ and they're always glad you came �

host: carolyn, alexandra, virginia. you say yes. caller: i'm going to stick to my mask spewed i never took a mask off. people need to stop acting like fools and realize this thing is not playing. i don't understand people. they see people getting sick, and they are still trying to find with the people are telling them. i say yes. host: do you have friends, family, people that you know who are not vaccinated? caller: all my family, friends are vaccinated. my immediate family all are vaccinated. i really don't go out around other people. it doesn't matter. i don't go out too much. if my family comes over, i am all right with it because they have all been vaccinated. we don't really get up on top of each of the peer we stay apart when we are talking. so far, so good. host: carolyn says yes. jerry, you say no and broadway, virginia. tell us why. caller: well, if it wasn't for all of those illegals coming across, nobody would have to wear a mask. there is mass murder going on in the country and it needs to stop. people need to go to pris

carolyn: it is hard to say. i agree read the that it is not about replacing jobs, it is about changing jobs. i was talking to an employee before covid lock everything down -- a 30-year employee told me he learned more in the last five years than in the previous 25 because of the new technology, the automation. you have workers who were able to stay longer. manufacturing because of automati -- >> we're going to leave the last few minutes of this record it. you can finish watching g it@ourwebsitec-span.org. we go now to hear from joint chiefs of staff vice chairman general john hyten. he and others will discuss defense technology at an event hosted by the emerging technology institute. live coverage here on c-span2. .. >> chapters, 30ndi chapters. 20 women in defense chapters, our 27 divisions, 1,600 corporate companies that are members spread across some 3,500 facilities across our nation, as well as our considerable expertise in promoting constructive dialog between government and the private sector to create an

so from carolyn, she's asking, she think that is trump received regeneron while he was hospitalized, correct, and question doctors and staff suggest that it was the steroids that helped him or -- you also add, a question i was going to ask but didn't and now kind of will, amazing scene request the fda commissioner gets frantic phone call from the white house asking if they can sign authorization for antibody treatment as soon as humanly possible and it turns out he's calling on behalf of president trump. her question of regeneron and steroids and i'm curious about that back story to get him the antibody. >> sure, so he did get regeneron, that's right. at the time it was an experimental and hasn't been authorized for use yet and they called the fda commissioner and asked for this authorization and the fda has to provide within 14 hours for any patient and they don't need the patient's name. they do need all the medical history, all of the drugs they are on so they can make sure whatever drug they sign off on isn't going to react adversely with something on or exacerbate underlying con

carolyn: it is hard to say. i agree read the that it is not about replacing jobs, it is about changing jobs. i was talking to an employee before covid lock everything down -- a 30-year employee told me he learned more in the last five years than in the previous 25 because of the new technology, the automation. you have workers who were able to stay longer. manufacturing because of automati -- >> we're going to leave the last few minutes of this record it. you can finish watching g it@ourwebsitec-span.org. we go now to hear from joint chiefs of staff vice chairman general john hyten. he and others will discuss defense technology at an event hosted by the emerging technology institute. live coverage here on c-span2. .. >> chapters, 30ndi chapters. 20 women in defense chapters, our 27

carolyn lee. thank you so much. >> i appreciate you having me on. >> thank you for joining us this afternoon for another virtual conversation is made everyone smarter and faster also to her sponsor qualcomm to make this possible. for my new newsletter or visit us on —- visit us on axios.com. >> i have been endlessly fascinated by the presidency since i was a kid and then i started to work on campaigns and then i noticed a dynamic between the leaders best friend and the leader himself and how that best friend could see in a way that no aid or staffer collide and speak more naturally. i saw that with warren beatty and they carry heart campaign and major campaign events that speaks to the candidate in a way that no one else around him what at that time and say stop acting like a politician. and then with late-night conversations and then that then also the campaign with vernon jordan and they were of equal stature and the cdc's moratorium. this is two hours.

velazquez: as the member designated by chairwoman carolyn carolyn maloney of new york, pursuant to house resolution 8, i inform the house that chairwoman maloney will vote yes on final passage of h.r. 4373. the speaker pro tempore: for what purpose does the gentleman from california rise? >> madam speaker, as the member designated by mr. desaulnier, pursuant to house resolution 8, i inform the house that mr. desaulnier will vote yes on h.r. 4373. the speaker pro tempore: for what purpose does the gentleman from texas rise? >> madam speaker, as the member designated by mr. carter from the great state of texas, pursuant to house resolution 8, i inform the house that mr. carter will vote no on the passage of h.r. 4373. the speaker pro tempore: for what purpose does the gentlelady from illinois rise? >> as the member designated by mr. rush, pursuant to house resolution 8, i inform the house that mr. rush will vote yes on h.r. 4373. the speaker pro tempore: for what purpose does the gentleman from pennsylvania rise? >> madam speaker, as the member designated by mr. kelly of pennsylvania, purs

velazquez: madam speaker, as the member designated by chairwoman carolyn maloney of new york, pursuant to house resolution 8, i inform the house that chairwoman maloney will vote yes on the en bloc amendment number 6. the speaker pro tempore: for what purpose does the gentleman from pennsylvania seek recognition? >> madam speaker, as the member designated by mr. fulcher of idaho, pursuant to house resolution 8, i inform the house that mr. fulcher will vote no on en bloc number 6. the speaker pro tempore: for what purpose does the gentleman from new york seek recognition? mr. jeffries: as the member designated by congresswoman grace meng, pursuant to house resolution 8, i inform the house that congresswoman meng will vote yea on the amendments en bloc number 6. as the member designated by congressman steven horsford, pursuant to house resolution 8, i inform the house that congressman horsford will vote yea on amendments in block number 6. the speaker pro tempore: for what purpose does the gentleman from pennsylvania seek recognition? >> madam speaker, as the member designated by mr. kel

carolyn started reporting on the secret service for the washington post in 2012. in her new book, she says she started the coverage on "hooker gate," when secret service agents brought prostitutes into their hotel room when making arrangements for president obama to visit columbia. >> carol leonnig on this episode. listen wherever you get your podcasts. >> next, legal experts testify before the house committee on the elections clause and the role congress plays in regulating federal elections. witnesses answer questions on the founders views of elections, the history of elections law, and the history of federal and state jurisdiction of constructing laws around voting. this is about an hour and a half. >> our hearing today will examine the broad authority for congress to regulate elections under the clause of the united states constitution, known as

that seems to have no end out to more support now and at wimbledon. germany's number one angelica bait carolyn. i'm a cho the last night to reach her full semi final. at the championships, canada, the only remaining remaining champion in the world. women singles rather one. the 1st set in half an hour, the 2nd was not as easy, but 2018 champion is now on the brink of her 3rd final at the grass grand slam. you know, earlier 2nd said ariana suddenlink. i moved into the semi finals operating trinity is on should be the 1st ever arab woman to reach the quarter finals of the tournament, the metal ruthie, and won the match in straight sets 6463, and will face full not well. number one, carolina, please cova in the next round, shall be unless the tournament we've congratulations from roger federer and venus williams. and finally, they can film festival has reopened with health passes, but no marks at the red carpet. social distancing. mesa view, the normal glamour of the event where $24.00 films competing for the top prize. american direct, it's likely hit the jury, the 1st ever black leader of the j

let me now recognize chairlady carolyn maloney for five minutes. >> thank you, mr. chairman, thank you for your leadership. i'm very concerned about the lagging vaccinations and the rates of the vaccinations in younger americans. according to the cdc, just half of americans between the ages of 18 and 39 have received one or more doses of the vaccine compared to more than 85% of americans age 65 and older. ms. bush, i really admire that you have been so outspoken on this issue. what message do you have for young americans who have yet to get vaccinated? >> thank you very much, representative. i think it's incredibly important for us to acknowledge the facts and then also acknowledge how we feel about them. we are seeing that overall covid cases are dropping but only among the vaccinated. and the rates of folks, hospitalization, and death among the unvaccinated remain unchanged since january of this year. and we know that more and more young people have contracted covid. and we know that it is not just adults. covid-19 is among the top ten pediatric killers currently.

we're going to the charts with carolyn broden they is my colleague who writes at real money.com. she has some great calls she did last year. when we spoke to her in late april she warned the s&p 500 was for severe selloff sure enough a week and a half later the s&p collapsed. wall street freaked out about inflation and it bottomed out 4056 boroden can get swings in the market what is her assessment right now? first, i want you to take a look at the daily chart of the s&p 500. now remember boroden's methodology measures past swings in a given security and then running them through what is known as fibonacci ratios. she can run the same analysis on the y axis price or the x axis time boroden knows the s&p has a confluence of the fibonacci. she at five different time cycles showing up here which often signals something is about to change its trajectory given the market was trading straight up into this time window she said you had possible reversal the s&p peaked exactly a week ago, just as she said and that was followed by a hideous decline, great deal of the damage coming just ear

speaker, as the member designated by carolyn maloney, pursuant to house resolution 8, i inform the house that ms. ma he nee will vote no -- mrs. maloney will vote no on the lesko amendment. the speaker pro tempore: for what purpose does the gentleman from new jersey seek recognition? mr. pallone: mr. speaker, as the member designated by mr. donald payne, pursuant to house resolution 8, i inform the house that mr. payne will vote no on the lesko amendment. as the member designated by ms. bonnie watson coleman, pursuant to house resolution 8, i inform the house that mrs. watson coleman will vote no on the lesko amendment. as the member designated by mr. albio sires, pursuant to house resolution 8, i inform the house that mr. sires will vote no on the lesko amendment. the speaker pro tempore: for what purpose does the gentleman from pennsylvania seek recognition? >> mr. speaker, as the member designated by mr. kelly of pennsylvania, pursuant to house resolution 8, i inform the house that mr. kelly will vote yes on the lesko amendment. the speaker pro tempore: for what purpose does the gentl

carolyn lee, thank you so much. carolyn: thank you, ina. appreciate you having me on. ina: thank you all for joining us this afternoon for another virtual conversation that is hopefully made everyone smarter faster. thank you to qualcomm for making this event possible. for my newsletter or to seek kim's work, visit axios.com/ >> now, live to london for british prime minister's question time. each week the house of commons is in session, we bring you prime minister boris johnson taking questions from members of the house of commons live wednesday mornings here on c-span2. now live to the floor of the british house of commons. >> before we move to prime minister's questions, i'd like to inform the house that it's been just over 60 years since the first ever pm cruise which took place on the 18th of july, 1961. on that day the speaker at the time was harry milton foster who was the last speaker to die at post s so i hope not to -- [laughter] the prime minister, harold mcmillan, wassing willing to try this experiment for the remainder of the session. if that be the wish of

. >> joining me now carolyn maloney of new york. she chairs the house oversight and reform committee. congresswoman, thank you for being with us. you serve as the chair of the house oversight reform committee in the position after the passing of the late, great elijah cummings, and again, going back to the reporting for the "new york times" this week that former president donald trump asked his acting attorney general to have the results of the general election declared, quote, corrupt, without evidence, what, if any, bearing does that news have on the select committee investigation, which falls under your purview on house oversight? >> well, thank you for having me. it has been a stunning, stunning week. we've been working for months to get these documents. we got them just two days ago, but in answer to your question, the select committee is looking with a very important strong mandate to look at everything that happened on january 6th. i have complete confidence in chairman benny thompson and all of the members to really review t

carolyn: peloton and biotech cared we all zoom fatigue. that stock lower. even of choice is month and dollar. >> absolutely. what is interesting is the secular nature to what is going on. we are diving into the dollar. when you have a higher dollar, you are losing some of the investment to hop into the stocks. higher dollar not great for foreign investors. taylor: come on. the real story is bonds. down 10 basis points on the tens and 30's. when it he too on the 30 year. -- 182 on the 30 year. you were talking about the 120 level. the next gap below that, how significant was it we were not able to keep the 120 level? >> pretty significant. i would love to blame technicals but you are not seeing it hit a technical level. the 124 basis points was the last one. go below that and the next level is at 112. we did not hit that yet. you cannot really base this kind of idea on technical levels. if you ask five different fund managers, you will get five different answers. some of it is going to be unwinding the reflation bets. some is going to be a bid for treasury.

. >>> let's get right to carolyn mano. i know osaka will be at the olympics. talk about this letter overall. >> her voice comes through in this essay which is not surprising. even though she's admittedly introverted, she's always straightforward with how she's thinking. she said she learned two lessons. one, you can never please everyone. second, virtually everybody is connected to mental health in some way. you touched on one of the important quotes in there about the press. that's really important. one of the take aways for me is that this was never about vilifying the press for her. she believes that some parts of the press and the way that it runs in tennis is antiquated and she's right. especially with hyper elevated social platforms they need to be progressive. the 30,000 foot view when she feels like she doesn't want to be in a position publicly where her medical history is upnder scrutiny, they are independent contractors. they need protections they deserve to set rules and regulations for how these are going to be handled. if that's the outcome, that

that the chairwoman, carolyn maloney, will vote yes on s. 1910. the speaker pro tempore: for what purpose does the gentlelady from connecticut seek recognition? mrs. hayes: as the member designated by ms. wilson, pursuant to h.r. 8, i inform the house that ms. wilson will vote yes on s. 1910. the speaker pro tempore: for what purpose does the gentleman from maryland seek recognition? >> thank you, madam speaker. as the member designated by mr. ruppersberger of maryland, pursuant to h.r. 8, i inform the house that mr. ruppersberger of maryland will vote yes on s. 1910. the speaker pro tempore: for what purpose does the gentleman from new york seek recognition? mr. jeffries: as the member designated by congresswoman grace meng, pursuant to h.r. 8, i inform the house that congresswoman meng will vote yea on s. 1910. as the member designated by congressman steven horsford, pursuant to h.r. 8, i inform the house that congressman horsford will vote yea on h.r. 1910 -- s. 1910. the speaker pro tempore: for what purpose does the gentlelady from ohio seek

carolyn nick began reporting on the secret service for the "washington post" in 2012. in the prologue of her new book, zero fail, she writes that she started her coverage on the scandal in which agents brought prostitutes to their hotel room while making arrangements for president obama to visit columbia. we talked with her about her in-depth look in her new book subtitled the rise and fall of the secret service. >> carolyn nick on this episode of footnote plus, listen as he spat.org or wherever you get your podcast. >> you are watching the tv for complete television schedule visit book tv.org. you can also follow along behind-the-scenes on social media at book tv on twitter, instagram and facebook. >> tonight we are honored to listen in on two career long champions of liberty. as they ponder the state of religious freedom domestically and globally. tom for but serves as president

carolyn. busy 15 notching gold is left western media athletes increasingly seeing red is the question, the team's right to even be the patches of chemical waste contaminated soil and toxic emissions. and if our mental specialist outlines for the potential dangers of this deadly blast in germany mostly from a chemical point of view, it is really possible to imagine the huge catastrophe.

. >> carolyn was a part of the 2008 and 2012 women's team when they won gold. she lives here now with her husband, brandon, who happens to be an assistant rowing coach at cal. >> they do it because they love it. they are passionate. and they are compeitive people, personalities that do anything to maintain a certain level. >> the bay area connection is rooted here in oakland. all of them started training at this facility starting in 2017. >> the rower, giving the command, is julian. he is a cal bear. there's olympic coach, and he is mike katie. she is considered the god mother of the team and has the mom jitters to go with it. >> my heart is just beating fast thinking about them tomorrow. finally, the olympic game final in the men's day. this is what they have practiced five years for. they have done the work. and so they just really need to get that starting line and fin tomorrow night. and a bunch of bay area athletes are hoping to win gold. they will look to medal in the men's 200 meter back stroke and later, it's the lady's turn with the 100 meter freestyle

trouble spot west bound 580 at carolyn street reported. it looks like a two car crash but not blocking lanes and everything is over to the shoulder. west bound 580 to the altamont pass is looking good, nice speeds out of tracy. towards 680, dublin interchange, everything is moving at the limit. >> thank you. >>> breaking news in the north bay, a shooting investigation is underway in santa rosa. it happened shortly after midnight on beach wood drive near green wood drive. witnesses tell us several people were shot when gunfire erupted while they were watching fireworks. we will bring you more information as soon as we get it. >>> i am anne makovec at the live news desk. we have several fires burning overnight to tell you about. this one most recently, this was in oakland, 12th avenue and east 23rd avenue. this is from citizen app, two story residential building. you can see it really went up in flames there. at last word, firefighters were on scene and one person was treated for smoke inhalation. we don't know the status of the fire at this