course the 1906 san francisco earthquake that citywide much the city the greens were left that with an ellen surface and not readers necessarily 1911 it had the blowing e bowling that was formed in 1912 the parks commission paid laying down down green number 2 the san francisco lawn club was the first opened in the united states and the oldest on the west their registered as san francisco lark one 101 and ti it is not all fierce competition food and good ole friend of mine drive it members les lecturely challenge the stories some may be true some not memories of past winners is reversed presbyterian on the wall of champions. >> make sure you see the one in to the corner that's me and. >> no? not bingo or scrabble but the pare of today's competition two doreen and christen and beginninger against robert and others easing our opponents for the stair down is a pregame strategy even in lawn bowling. >> play ball. >> yes. >> almost. >> (clapping). >> the size of tennis ball the object of the game our control to so when the players on both sides are bold at any rate the complete ends you do do sco

if i do that, i don't have to come back to the j-roc to ask mother may i: and then you sit down with ellen lord to write the 5,000 series trying to do the same thing with different software acquisition rules and software has to change and the information advantage, strategic directives how you do software, and now you align with the 5,000 series and the cool part of that joint directive, that will feed the dap, feed the tank and the dmag, the budget process. and it feeds operations, and it feeds budget and feeds acquisition and guess what i happen to sit on the table of those. i'm to the side of the deputy chairman, i'm to the side of-- and we have to incorporate the speed back in. the goal is to get speed. if you can write the requirements down and do it from the beginning and don't come back and ask mother may i again. just go as fast as you want, that's what you want and what congress intended and what we're trying to do and that's how we have to get there. but we have a challenge because we've created a bureaucracy that doesn't like to move that fast. and it really doesn't. and the onl

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. >>> my name is doctor ellen moffett, i am an assistant medical examiner for the city and county of san francisco. i perform autopsy, review medical records and write reports. also integrate other sorts of testing data to determine cause and manner of death. i have been here at this facility since i moved here in november, and previous to that at the old facility. i was worried when we moved here that because this building is so much larger that i wouldn't see people every day. i would miss my personal interactions with the other employees, but that hasn't been the case. this building is very nice. we have lovely autopsy tables and i do get to go upstairs and down stairs several times a day to see everyone else i work with. we have a bond like any other group of employees that work for a specific agency in san francisco. we work closely on each case to determine the best cause of death, and we also interact with family members of the diseased. that brings us closer together also. >> i am an investigator two at the office of the chief until examiner in san francisco. as an investigat

. >> ellen, yes, i didn't think i'd be reporting this or saying this, but health officials in san francisco are talking about a mask mandate and they'll be talking to other county officials to discuss that, as well, in the days to come. meantime, another developments, we learned that dozens of health professionals who work inside the hospital have come down with covid-19. they are fully vaccinated, but keep in mind they did not get it in the hospital. they got it outside of the work setting. >> the delta variant is a different beast and it can >> reporter: the cdc finding vaccinated individuals may be able to infect others as easily as the unvaccinated, and then this latest news that healthcare workers in san francisco are coming down with covid-19 outside the hospital setting. >> we are seeing healthcare workers who are having -- being diagnosed with covid-19. thankfully, these -- r:san frc neraho, 35 staf members out sick after testing positive for the coronavirus. according to the hospital's chief medical officer and the san francisco chronicle. three quarters of them fully vaccinated. a

ellen white scored all three of team gb�*s goals. they were 2—1 up with a minute to go of normal time, but sam kerr equalised here for australia to force extra time, in which caroline weir saw her penalty saved. it changed the momentum of the game, with two quick goals just after. this 3—2 from mary fowler. kerr then made it 4—2. white made it 4—3 to complete her hattrick, but team gb couldn't find an equaliser and australia through to the last four. so, let's have a look the medals table heading into day eight. great britain remain sixth overall with six golds. china are top, ahead of hosts japan. ben stokes "will take an indefinite break from all cricket with immediate effect" and has withdrawn from england's test squad for the series against india. that's according to a statement from the england and wales cricket board. earlier, i spoke to our cricket reporter henry morean. they paint the picture, the england and wales cricket board, ofjust how challenging the last 16 months have been for international cricketers. and it'

host: mary ellen in new jersey, independent caller. caller: good morning. as i listen to all of this, all i can say is this country is in a terrible, terrible mess stuff joe biden is responsible. as soon as he became president, he said 08, you have a new president now and you can, over. he invited all these immigrants over here, all these illegals. he should be held responsible. it's at the expense of the taxpayer. they concentrate more on these illegals and spend tax dollars on these people, they rehab people over here as people here who need help. host: is resident biden to blame? did he invite illegal immigration at our border? guest: over the course of the trump administration, whenever president trump said he would close the border, the cartel stepped in and they said give us $6,000 or $10,000 and we will get you to the border. in 2019, we saw a record numbers of individuals coming to the border to ask for protection. the numbers of family units coming to the u.s. mexico border in 2019 are greater than what we have seen this year. my point is that the

ellen white scored all three of team gb's goals. they were 2—1 up with a minute to go of normal time, but sam kerr equalised here for australia to force extra time, in which caroline weir saw her penalty saved. it changed the momentum of the game, with two quick goals just after. this 3—2 from mary fowler. kerr then made it 4—2. white made it 4—3 to complete her hattrick, but team gb couldn't find an equaliser and australia through to the last four. so, let's have a look the medals table heading into day eight. great britain remain sixth overall with six golds. china are top, ahead of hosts japan. ben stokes "will take an indefinite break from all cricket with immediate effect" and has withdrawn from england's test squad for the series against india. that's according to a statement from the england and wales cricket board. earlier, i spoke to our cricket reporter henry morean. they paint the picture ofjust how challenging the last 16 months have been for international cricketers and it's worth rendering that ben stokes plays

s are looking to win a 5th and then pick title. ellen pig organizes acknowledged for the 1st time that people within the protective bubble have been mixing with the why the japanese population. but they insist there is no link between the games and the record, spike and current of ours numbers in the japanese capital. and richardson reports from took care. this was a day when fans should have been keeping up at so close national stadium to watch the 1st track and field events. instead, a view of the olympic rings outside the venue is the best they can hope for future concerns over the spread of corona virus. the japanese public is being kept away from the athletes organizes insist, these competitors attested more often to covey. 19 than any other community in the world and say, there is no link between the gangs taking place and inspection rates hitting record levels in this city. but olympic officials have the 1st time admitted not everyone connected to the games is following the rules about minimizing contact with the white population. there has been some cases that the, those accred

ellen white's hat—trick was not enough to prevent a 11—3 defeat in extra time. while all eyes are on the games, japan is facing a surge in covid cases, with the country extending a state of emergency in tokyo and expanding it to new regions. street lights in the capital were switched off to try raise awareness of the situation, yet hundreds came out to watch instead. less than 30% of japan's population are fully vaccinated. it's been announced tonight that the england cricketer ben stokes is to take "an indefinite break" from the sport with immediate effect. it means he'll miss england's test series against india which starts on wednesday. 0ur sports correpsondent laura scott is here. laura, why? this afternoon is courage in opening up and said he would be given as long as he needs, but it is significant on two levels, firstly from a quicker perspective, this is a big blow for england. he is a talismanic figure on and off the pitch and there is a really busy period ahead culminating in an ashes tour this winter and this will undoubtedly heighten the scrutiny put

lydia williams denied ellen white a hat trick. you will have to bring their luck as a shot for mary fowler, australia had the lead. before ellen white completed her hat trick, and it wasn't enough. the gb winner left devastated. —— women. in all honesty, we don't know when or if there will be another opportunity for team gb to field an olympic football team. it took negotiations between the home nations, the players i spoken to are adamant they need to be given another chance for paris 2022. —— 24. away from the olympics, i want to bring you some breaking news from the past hour or so — ben stokes "will take an indefinite break from all cricket with immediate effect" and has withdrawn from england's test squad for the series against india. that's according to a statement from the england and wales cricket board. 0ur cricket reporter henry morean joing me now(what are the reasons given and how surprising is this?craig 0verton replaces him, how surprising is that? it's not a statement _ how surprising is that? it's not a s

ellen white scored all three of team gb�*s goals, and her second looked like the winner. but sam kerr equalised for australia in the 89th minute to force extra time, in which caroline weir saw her penalty saved. it changed the momentum of the game with two quick goals just after, including a second from kerr made it 4—2. white made it 4—3 with six minutes left to complete her hattrick, but team gb couldn't find an equaliser, aand australia through to the last four. the dream of a �*golden slam' is over for novak djokovic — he has been beaten by germany's alexander zverev in their olympic semi—final. the serbian number one took the the first set 6—1 — but zverev held his nerve to win over three sets to reach the olympic final, where he will meet karen khacha—nov from the russian olympic committee. djokovic's search for any olympic gold also goes on because he also lost his mixed doubles semi final. that's all the sport for now. i will have more and about half an hour or so. i will have more and about half an hour orso. many i will have more and about half a

. ♪♪ >>> my name is doctor ellen moffett, i am an assistant medical examiner for the city and county of san francisco. i perform autopsy, review medical records and write reports. also integrate other sorts of testing data to determine cause and manner of death. i have been here at this facility since i moved here in november, and previous to that at the old facility. i was worried when we moved here that because this building is so much larger that i wouldn't see people every day. i would miss my personal interactions with the other employees, but that hasn't been the case. this building is very nice. we have lovely autopsy tables and i do get to go upstairs and down stairs several times a day to see everyone else i work with. we have a bond like any other group of employees that work for a specific agency in san francisco. we work closely on each case to determine the best cause of death, and we also interact with family members of the diseased. that brings us closer together also. >> i am an investigator two at the office of the chief until examiner in san francisco. as an investi

and today i am proud to say to them, welcome home will and if ellen fisher is live for us now from the white house allen, i'm wondering how much of this is about optics. i mean, the u. s. is leaving behind the country and chaos. the taliban, as we've been saying make, making rapid advances, taking border crossings that us taliban deal doesn't seem to have been adhered to, at least in some senses. what would you here, the toy, know joe biden statement, and you add to that. what lloyd austin? the defense secretary said when he said they had a moral obligation to do something for the people who stood by us forces, it's more than just optics. they feel that they should recognize the work done by many of these interpreters and civilian staff that helped us over the last 20 years . the difficulty of course, is processing this year numbers because we're talking about thousands is somewhere in the region about $2500.00 will eventually make the way here to the us. about $700.00. have been process 200 already here. no, but that's $200.00 in total including the families. so there's a lot more sti

ellen white scored all three of team gb's goals and her second looked like the winner. but sam kerr equalised for australia in the 89th minute to force extra time, in which caroline weir saw her penalty saved. it changed the momentum of the game with two quick goals just after including a second from kerr made it 4—2. white made it 4—3 with six minutes left to complete her hattrick. but team gb couldn't find an equaliser abnd australia are through to the last four. and australia are through to the last four. the dream of a golden slime is over for novak djokovic, he has been beaten by —— a golden slime. he was beaten by —— a golden slime. he was beaten by —— a golden slime. he was beaten by alexander spero. —— a golden slime novak djokovic's search for and any olympic gold goes on because he lost his mixed doubles as well. marcus rashford will have surgery on his shoulder next week. the manchester united and england forward has been troubled by a problem for a number of months. united wanted to spend some time with him to check the nature of the inju

after a roller coaster quarterfinal match, against australia. . . . ..despite another two goals from ellen white. her second looked set to send team gb into the semi—finals, but sam kerr, equalised for australia,in the 89th minute, to force extra time. in the first period of that, caroline wear, saw her penalty saved, and that changed the momentum of the game...and australia had renewed energy...a deflected long range shot gave them the lead, and it was kerr's second which effectively shattered team gb�*s olympic dream again, as they once again bow out, in the quarter—finals....ellen white has made it 4—3...but time has run out.... earlier today what a story unfolded, on the bmx track. she had to raise £50,000 by crowd funding to keep her 0lympic dream on track, while also working as a teaching assistant. but it's all been worth it for bethany shreever, who struck gold earlier today. this followed team gb�*s first ever olympic medal in this sport, a silver for kye white, who had battled back from serious injury to get to tokyo. just two reasons why this has become a fabulous fri

host: mary ellen in new jersey, independent caller. caller: good morning. as i listen to all of this, all i can say is this country is in a terrible, terrible mess stuff joe biden is responsible. as soon as he became president, he said 08, you have a new president now and you can, over. he invited all these immigrants over here, all these illegals. he should be held responsible. it's at the expense of the taxpayer. they concentrate more on these illegals and spend tax dollars on these people, they rehab people over here as people here who need help. host: is resident biden to blame? did he invite illegal immigration at our border? guest: over the course of the trump administration, whenever president trump said he would close the border, the cartel stepped in and they said give us $6,000 or $10,000 and we will get you to the border. in 2019, we saw a record numbers of individuals coming to the border to ask for protection. the numbers of family units coming to the u.s. mexico border in 2019 are greater than what we have seen this year. my point is that the

house returns to session following the august district work period we will invite treasury secretary ellen to testify on the implementation of this and all essential relief programs established by congress through the american rescue plan and previous coronavirus response that is administered by her department. i look forward to the hearing and i am hopeful the secretary schedule will allow her to appear before us in a no from the recent public statements that the ranking member does as well. it is equally important that the select subcommittee hear from today's witnesses who bring a wealth of knowledge and important perspectives on this issue. i look forwardrd to hearing from each of them about the challenges we face as americans continue to getue vaccinated and our economy continues to improve we must work together to prevent the pandemic far from precipitating an eviction crisis congress is already taken action to ensure american families are not evicted from their homes we must ensure the lot is followed and rental assistance funds that congress provided are accessible to all who need

it was some years on, after i spoke publicly about my sexuality, that george michael and ellen degeneres, and all these other people... that's right, yeah. crosstalk. i think what you were very brave about was talking about mental health and, indeed, about physical health, too, because i think you described how in that mid �*80s period, when you were really stricken with fear and you were not feeling good about yourself, you suffered from bulimia for a while and i think you said that you basically had a breakdown. i'm just wondering how hard it was to live life on the road with a very successful rock band while you're suffering from bulimia and while, frankly, you're going through a breakdown. yeah, i mean, there was a mental health thing going on there for about 1.5 years and it was not pretty and it was not good and i was certainly not easy to be around. but i was able to get on stage and do myjob. i mean, part of what — you can go and, you know, you can search images and you can find pictures of me very, very, very obese and very sad—looking and that was not my, kind of, natural

ah vanelle, this is ellen. they're alive from don't also coming up. fennic all has just received a new shipment of vaccines, but many say it's not nearly enough. as hospitals are full capacity. those who is taking a more leaf, a taxi rivalry that's causing chaos that can use it in the south african city from . i'm the richardson at the tokyo olympics, find out why we decided to turn a shoe that looks like this into issue. looks like this. me us media are reporting the evacuation has begun of thousands of africa and who helped the united states in the past 20 years. it's part of a special immigration program that will also see their family members move to america. but thousands more. i still waiting to hear when bell leave charlotte bellis reports from cobble for 3 years, ali was a translator for the u. s. army in his home province at home, and in may, he took a bus to cobble for an interview at the us embassy. and his waited since then at this guest house last week he was approved for evacuation. but he has hea

for the next month or at any information further evacuation and shown that bella 0 was go 9 not to ellen fisher who is on the white house. allen for the secretary of state. and the blinking in kuwait has given an update on this evacuation once he had to say, well, we know that the 1st lights are on their way. the 1st one left camilla around lunchtime they are heading to dulles international airport which is just south of washington. and the 2nd flight is on its way to london, they will probably land, but once they arrive here in the us, they will be taken to fort lee, which is an army camp in southern virginia. that is where they will be processed for their s i v as the call and special immigrant be that now initially was around for thousands of guns and their families who would expect to go through this process. other countries have taken some of those numbers, so it's expected that the us will be dealing with somewhere in the region of $2500.00. they can process them and get this done quite simply because they don't have the resources, the able to do it here and 20, blinking as well as

what's the latest on those interpretive ellen? well, those 1st flights in the year one left a couple around lunchtime, in cabal on its way here to dulles international airport. just said washington, d. c. should take about 1012 hours, 2nd flight lack one hour later heading towards london, they will alive sooner. the intention is to take these and temperatures and their families to fort lee, which is a base in the south of virginia. there they will be processed for what's called special immigrant visa. now in total there's about $4000.00 afghans and their families who need to go through this process. that is because the american government 20 blink in the bite administration, they believe that these people will be at risk if the taliban where to seize control. they want to do this in an orderly fashion. they don't want memories. if you think back to vietnam of helicopters, taking off the roof of the embassy, that is why this is a much more managed process. once they get here to virginia, they will go through vetting, which will dec

hi ellen. any update on what's happening with those interpretive? well, the understanding is that the 1st flights of actually left from off campus time, one on its way to london. the other one heading here to washington. it should arrive and dulles in about 10 hours or so at the fast bunch of interpreters and their families is about $4000.00 interpreters helpers and their families in total that will come in and applying for special immigrant visa. no, normally they would stay in afghanistan, but clearly the government, the, the by been ministration realizes the risk that they face if they continue to stay there, particularly as the u. s. will withdraw all its troops by the end of next month. so they've been processing some of the visas, but they're bringing a lot of them here to an army base in southern virginia where they will fit until the application has been process 20 blinking says it's an important part of the operation of the us. finally, leaving afghanistan earlier this month, president biden announced what we call operation allies, refuge t

muslims identify themselves as liberties muslims formed in the plan of attack as literally as muslims by ellen jones introduces i new dimension. he moves from the notion which is more widely hill, about right, so they are small, minority, often psychotic, sick minded people, who at the age of the social world. and he places them in the middle as an exemplar of all muslim men across the community. they were the threats received. there were mrs. just lifting lead boxes. they were threats that muslim women would be dragged from the straits and raped in revenge and walking streets. you absolutely looked at differently. it would look that as he could be another another, right? this could be part of that gang. oh, you know. and because all these guys came from the area i was living in at the time it affected me even more. it's it shook my identity to the world and i knew who i was, but the world so many differently. we have all the all the right bills in the office. you told that they were christian. catholics will do exactly. yes. i them all the way to go right. anybody finally, the accused, a conv

so it just happens i met with secretary ellen this morning and her and her staff are working very hard to do everything they can to assist the governor in the states to get the money out and i yield back. >> your time is expired. >> mr. chairman under the rules i have an opportunity to respond. >> thank you mr. chairman. if you go back months ago i had been promoting the vaccine and i have had a lot of conversations with my doctors for a number of reasons to make sure it was the right time for me that promoting the vaccine all along the way and calling people out who promoted vaccine hesitancy but if you start with president biden himself. >> if donald trump tells us to take it i will not take it. >> i don't trust the president and the fda. >> the american people don't trust the process. >> talk about vaccine hesitancy? that is. president biden needs to come out and admit he was wrong when he tried to discourage people from taking the vaccine late last year and anybody who was trying to give concerned about the vaccine or the fda owes an apology because that is not accurate so i will c

fans and celebrities like ellen degeneres, chelsea handler and michelle obama were among those that threw their support behind her. critics have been less sympathetic. they said she's not brave, a clan -- abandoned her teammates. dr. saphier? >> dr. saphier: i'm a former gymnast myself. i've had a lot of injuries. i know the ups and downs and disappointment. i can tell you, i understand both sides. mental health affects 1 in 5 american adults. it needs to be addressed. when it goes unchecked, it can lead to very poor outcomes. i'm glad she's acknowledging it, came public with it and doing what she needs to do to take care of herself. i can understand her teammates being disappointed. this is a team event. it's unfortunate that it's taken her to get to the olympics to have this breakdown. perhaps they need to look within themselves to see what they could have done to help her prior to getting to this event. we have to increase our awareness of mental health. it's just as important as our physical health. >> harris: your past as a gymnast has taken us to the inside of the issue. dr. larry n

course the 1906 san francisco earthquake that citywide much the city the greens were left that with an ellen surface and not readers necessarily 1911 it had the blowing e bowling that was formed in 1912 the parks commission paid laying down down green number 2 the san francisco lawn club was the first opened in the united states and the oldest on the west their registered as san francisco lark one 101 and ti it is not all fierce competition food and good ole friend of mine drive it members les lecturely challenge the stories some may be true some not memories of past winners is reversed presbyterian on the wall of champions. >> make sure you see the one in to the corner that's me and. >> no? not bingo or scrabble but the pare of today's competition two doreen and christen and beginninger against robert and others easing our opponents for the stair down is a pregame strategy even in lawn bowling. >> play ball. >> yes. >> almost. >> (clapping). >> the size of tennis ball the object of the game our control to so when the players on both sides are bold at any rate the complete ends you do do sco

policy wants to rewrite the constitution, a prostate that has concerned opposition. politicians. us, ellen pig gymnastics champion, simone biles says, withdrawn from a 2nd dylan pick competition in order to focus on mental health. 24 year old will now be assessed day by day to see if she can compete in next week's individual competitions. balls had been looking to win gold medals in all 6 gymnastics finals to give her a total of 10 that would have made her the most accomplished female olympian in a sport. the head of the usaa then pick team is praise simone biles decision to prioritize mental wellness over wealth, and the richardson reports now from tokyo. as well as the gym gnostics all time great simone biles has repeatedly demonstrated her to termination and supporting excellence at different aspects of that strong character . has been in evidence during these olympics, 1st withdrawing in the early stages of the women's team final and then pulling out of her next gold medal competition on thursday bowels instead choosing to prioritize her mental health. i was just like, shaking could ba

the olympics, they're meant to ellen as you are low to be uniting people around sports, but increasingly politics, it's becoming front and center more than, than any time in my life that i can remember is that warranted should not be happening. you know, i even noticed course in the real olympics, when the irish rowers brothers from car wonder mantle watson, they bought a nice, it was, well, we beat the bricks, which was kind of, it was hard for our people who was like, you know, alright, let's just move off from that, and again, the entity as well. do you live there is still here. sports is like war by name. so all these nation to don't be likely to receive certain athletes and certain countries refusing to follow up the company, you know, because of like help beliefs regarding palestine for example. so i think it's your roy, i think it has make attention waited and i think that the pressure is coming on. especially social media. i mean, we seem sort of the lonely or the media symbol bio when there were questions being asked about her medication. when people started asking questions med

many of those trees were in the fire prince of the ellen you and glass fires in the north sonoma counties. we worked with the landow remove the smaller pieces four inches in diameter or smaller, but it's usually are policy to leave the larger pieces because it's considered their asset. it's the homeowner's property. but many landowners now saddled with a lot of scattered dead trees on their land, say the debris was creating hardships. and because of this feedback, pgd has decided to come back to these locations. take inventory of the would ask the homeowners if they want us to remove it, and then we'll haul it away for them. some of this wood is so badly burned. it's likely to go just directly into the chipper where it can be turned into mulch, which is very useful or fuel for biomass plants that create energy. but some of this wood is really quite good, and it's so good that it could actually be milled and turned into lumber, which could be used for homes and parks and all kinds of other pressed between affected properties in the l n u and glass fire area less than 20% so far have taken

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including the hope he still holds out that we get a bump in labor supply as we go into the fall >> ellen, we're almost out of time i have to ask about inflation. are you still of the opinion it is transitory? we saw jumps in the cpi not long ago. do you believe inflation is transitory and are we on track of meeting 2%? >> i think a good amount of it, not all of it, a good amount is transitory we are still looking at the underlying pickup in pressures we think most of it is transitory i think with the fed's new framework to delay mondetary actions gives them the best chance to reach the 2% goal they are looking for. >> ellen, we appreciate the insight. thanks for being here. that does it for us here on "worldwide exchange. "squawk box" is coming up next make fitness routine with pure protein. high protein. low sugar. tastes great! high protein. low sugar. so good. high protein. low sugar. mmm, birthday cake. pure protein. find our coupons in sunday's paper. here are the two battling to the line pure protein. and allyson felix... simone manuel's above her trying to fight on, and above simo

what are you doing to make that faster with secretary ellen? >> where providing technical assistance. >> what technical assistance are you providing to get the door faster? is us an urgent issue for your department? >> it is. >> what you doing to make it faster? >> we are talking to the communities, people with the least capacity to use resources so we are helping small and rural communities, small and rural communities to get resources from their state and county and other local government because most of them do not have the capacity, we get the money but not people. we don't get them -- >> $800 million on overhead for this, to distribute just over a billion dollars. >> sent to the rural communities. >> what spent by the administration is almost the same amount overhead has gone in the hands of renters, fast how deeply flawed the program is this is something that requires, i think your attention secretary yellen, it's an absolute, complete mismanagement at this time when you only have less than 4% of the money in the hands of renters, it's an

this spoke about his achievements, while thousands protested in the streets. jimmy ellen, doug and reports now from many residents, rodrigo rolla, that, that it was almost inevitable. he didn't want to be, you would be good. the 3rd is last to the nation address. as president of the philippines. it was going to be his longest. but for 2 hours and 45 minutes, his focus on compensations for the military and the police, increased pensions for government workers and his administration shift in foreign policy partnership from traditional allies like the united states, the building closer relations with china. and he knew he would be criticized. i did that sub them to do that. and i did. i hello criticisms. ho ever in then jump in my determination and initiatives because my boss was bueller and unbelief did. but he quickly fear dog gripped cursing and altering lines that have been an almost guaranteed steeple in his previous state of the nation. speeches, especially when he talks about this fight against insurgents fees. if you see them walking around kindly shoot them dead, we will be happy for

ross, with ellen lord was in the front office with mark, the secretary. and brought our leaders in with the secretary to find out what the leaders needed us to do, between ellen and everybody else, a two-way street, a flow of dialog between industry and government and so important as general hyten goes in the future and that's what the current administration certainly needs. it's now my honor and privilege to introduce the honorable mac thornberry from the 13th district of texas and congressman thornberry fasted some of the most consequential and historic ndia's passed. i athis as someone doing this since 1970's, he was helped by bob simmons a member of our committee. and chairman thornberry remains one of our most respected leaders, and one of our founding eti advisory board members and we want today give him an opportunity to make a few comments. ladies and general, the honorable mac thornberry. [applause] >> thank you, general. and i just want to join in thanking general hyten for being with us today. i don't think there's any question that there is no

the lovely panel i would like to see would be jan hatzius and ellen zentner. i think there are real nuances between those two houses, and many other houses as well. jonathan: investors are concerned about the impact on economic growth. i imagine most of the team agree with that, that it doesn't have to translate into a major market risk, just somewhat of a risk. lisa: how many years have we been talking about goldilocks? it is not necessarily a bad thing to see growth moderate. what will pressure stocks downward? tom: jon, do you want to make 43% of the market? krispy kreme and their original blaze, they say this is the new business plan. jonathan: thank you for the single business call. lisa: are you hungry? jonathan: he must be. [laughter] lisa: we are both speechless. how do you pick up from that one? jonathan: i don't know. tom: we bring quality research to you. i need to sit next to you. sitting away from you, i just need to know where you are going sometimes. tom: we all need to be in the same room together. jonathan: down six on the s&p. yields at 1.24

i just got to say as a way to preface this but in west michigan, ralph ellen stein is one of our great heroes we will always honor his memory, his example that he left of a visionary leadership and strenuous service inspires young people coming up but with that preface i actually have three questions and i think both david and brian will be able to address this. the questions are what are the most important qualities of a leader from eisenhower's viewpoint, what we can extend that, ralph's viewpoint as well. what qualities should a leader possess? >> want to go first on that or do you want me to? >> one of the most interesting interviews i've seen is one that you contacted on that very thing and i can remember total leadership capacities which we were talking about and if you are looking for superlatives, the most important thing, two of the things he said stand out to me, what is the ability to build cohesion. leadership should aim at cohesion. the second is leadership by example. by cohesion. how did he make the allied command work? that is something ralph's memoir extols him for, wh

ellen herself faced backlash. having gone through the ringer and experience insanity of cancer culture, hart seems to view things differently saying in a interview, he had it with cancel culture, cancellers came after a cartoon character. >> get out and come again. dan: indian-american comedian, made a whole documentary about his frustrations with apu as stereotype, the man who voiced apu hank azaria re. >> that role but he continues to play dr. nic. >> and the slack jawed. >> cartoon addressed controversy. >> something that started decades ago was applauded is now politically incorrect, what can you do. >> with that, apu was canceled. >> even talking about cancel culture. adam carolla was on host an, vent with a noted conservative on left strangle hold on free speech, i funny thing happened at california state university. >> we had a date at csun it was cap sold last minute, we were there to talk about cancel culture. dan: it proved adam carolla -- >> it always makes me laugh. when are your thesis is validate in

my name is ellen ponce. i'm the executive director of california normal, which is an executive membership founded in 1972 in the bay area. we are calling on the world and u.s. antidoping agencies to remove cannabis from its list of prohibited substances. not only is the nfl not suspending players for positive tests for marijuana, but they are funding research and its effectiveness on pain management. i ask the board of supervisors of san francisco where the medical marijuana movement began 25 years ago to not only condemn the qualification of sha'carri richardson but to support supervisor haney's support of a.b. 1256. thank you. >> clerk: thank you for your comments. operations, let's hear from the next caller, please. >> good eng -- evening, board and others. i'm a recent transplant to the bay area and a college professor for more than ten years. i just want to say thank you to everyone who shared their comments in support of the resolution to cancel student debt and also that we raise our voices together t

think we arbor streisand, george carlon, richard pryor, jerry seinfeld robin williams eddie murphy ellen degeneres chris rock in david letterman. carson also advance the careers of emerging like steve martin and woody woody allen and jay ld joan rivers and then of course he provided a venue for an established performers like don rickles and but he hackett. there are really four ways to measure cars and success. first of all of course it 10 year. 30 years as the head of the tonight show compared to 22 per jay leno and six so far for jimmy fallon. the tonight show is the longest-running entertainment show in the united states. started in 1954 at the dawn of television. even though he has long been off the air the late night format fields -- is built a lot the way cars and buildup in terms of an audience carson had an audience of 50 million people. that's an astonishing number for his time and for hours. jimmy fallon the tonight show which ranks third has less than 2 million viewers a night on average. a lot of that has to do with the rise of the internet were audiences have splintered that