For president. Former Vice President and current president ial candidate joe biden made a stop in one of the richest parts of the country today to shake hands and collect donations. First stop was a small private fundraiser at the home of venture capitalist greg sands and palo alto. Theres nothing like meeting someone in person. Reporter bidens visit comes after a new berkeley poll shows he has work to do in california. Right now hes in third place among likely voters trailing Bernie Sanders and elizabeth warren. This is a good time for people to come here and raise money. Then theyre going to be with the folks in iowa and New Hampshire and beyond. Reporter still supporters are confident biden with move the needle with voters in the golden state, including people who previously supported Kamala Harris who dropped out of the race last week. I dont think senator harris had near the support the major candidates had. The day he takes office hopefully, hell know where every instrument of go
Nicholas lambert talk about the marylandnds voyage to , the german naval expansion and british Army Blockade in the war. This is a 50 minute event. Our two speakers artistically naval historians. Are distinguished naval historians. Gary weir is the chief historian of the Geospatial Intelligence agency. Served 19t, dr weir years as a department of the navys history and heritage command. One of the leading experts on undersea warfare, intelligence, tradecraft, and related technologies. His books include building the forged in war the Naval Industrial complex and american submarine tide theon, rising Untold Stories of the western submarines that fought the cold war russian submarines that fought the cold war. The winner of the Richard Leopold prize. Also the former editor of the National Journal of naval history. Dr. Weir is here to comment on the Technological Development of the submarine, and the role and plans of the german navy as world war i developed. This was this is his first appe
Tradecraft, and related technologies. His books include building the kaisers navy, forged in war the Naval Industrial complex and american submarine construction, rising tide the Untold Stories of the western submarines that fought the cold war russian submarines that fought the cold war. And the winner of the Richard Leopold prize. Also the former editor of the National Journal of naval history. Dr. Weir is here to comment on the Technological Development of the submarine, and the role and plans of the german navy as world war i developed. This is his first appearance at the Maryland Historical society. [applause] our other speaker is professor nicholas lambert. Currently the class of 1957 distinguished chair of naval American Heritage at the u. S. Naval academy. After receiving his doctorate from oxford in 1992, he has held fellowships at yale, wolfson college, oxford, and Southampton University of england, and was an associate fellow at the Royal United Services institute in london.
And im Stephanie Ruhle. Lets start today with the latest on the plane crash in ukraine. The government there is trading accusations with russia over who shut down the Malaysian Airlines jet with a total of 298 people aboard. At this hour, the Un Security Council is meeting to meet to talk about the tragedy as the investigation gets underway and president obama will officially speak about it at 11 30 a. M. We will have it live here on bloomberg. It to ryanlets take chilcote, on the phone with us from kiev. Latest . He the latest is that at the time of the crash after the time of the crash, they have begun the rather grim task of recovering the body. The bodies. 298 people were on that flight, so they have a lot of work ahead of them. The crash site spreads over about 10 square miles. The plane is very high up. That is where you get such a spread of debris. The bodies will be transferred from there to a city, which is under the federal governments control. You see how confusing it all ge
President obama celebrates the civil rights act. And behind the scenes of a demolition of the old bay bridge in San Francisco. Why its at a critical and very dangerous new faze. The Justice Department said today it has found patterns of Excessive Force by police in albuquerque new mexico. Officers have fired at 37 people since 2010. 23 were killed. The report comes weeks after officers shot and kill add homeless mass during a confrontation in the cities foothills this investigation actually began before that incident. The report also says Albuquerque Police have used Excessive Force against people who only posed a minimum threat. Heidi jotas row is live for us. Heidi, how significant are the findings and what will they mean for the police for . Hey, tony. The findings found today were a stunner. It is also an affirmation for those that have lost love ones always to their claims that police have used Excessive Force. And this announcement came in 4 points, tony, fist that the Albuquerqu