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Thats still a threat a new stimulus plan high seed out still but maybe this is a buy on the dip day for big tech. The big five are off to a good start, you will see it all in a moment, plenty of green on the screen this morning, the debate joe biden says the president is not smart and he does not know much about Foreign Policy or domestic policy and he will come out swinging in the debate tomorrow night. The president wants biden to take a drug test before the debate and hes asking where is hunter biden, 36 hours ago, get separate tv ratings record, judge barrett facing harsh personal criticism, democrat activists are calling her a white colonizer for adapting to haitian children in senator feinsteins attack on her catholicism keeps popping up all over the place. Judge barrett starts makin meetg tomorrow and several refused to meet her including senator schumer, the hearings can begin in two weeks around october the 12th getting close, what a day and what a week, jobs day friday and Va
Security and Global Threats with fbi director christopher ray, at National Counterterrorism director chris miller, the talk included Election Security, cyber campaigns from russia, iran and china, extremist or threatened domestic threats. This is 2 hours and 40 minutes. This hearing will come to order, thank our witnesses, the honorable christopher wray, director of the federal bureau of investigation, the honorable chris miller, director of the National Counterterrorism center and the honorable Ken Cuccinelli, senior official performing duties of the deputy secretary. This is the annual threat hearing. When you look at the threats, and interesting how many hearings you held on so many of these things. I want to ask for my Opening Statement to be entered into the record. If you consider these threats, down the list, cyberattacks, ransom, intellectual property theft, something we are concerned about if you try to develop a vaccine, hundreds of millions of dollars of Economic Loss due to
It is a question on so many minds, when will kids be physically back in school. Mayor breed laid out a new time line. And focusing on education is one of the key areas were looking at in our effort to build a better bay area. There is no firm date for high school, but younger students could be going back to the classroom soon but it depends on a lot of things. Amy hollyfield is live with the details. Reporter yeah, the mayor saying one thing, but once you Start Talking to the other players in this, it sounds like this is still a way off. The district, Teachers Union, the parents. And mayor breed did say that elementary schoolchildren could go back to the classroom as early as in month or next month saying she is very concerned about the future of children. But the School District says for that to happen, they need training and protocols in place, they need three month supply of ppe and an agreement with the Teachers Union. The district and the union have not even started negotiating th
The american politics, shes a contributor to a more other publications of the Washington Examiner and the New York Post in a cnn contributor, we thank you for being with us. Thank you so much for having me. Let me begin with a piece that you wrote a few weeks ago, were seen more demonstrations in chester new york after the death of daniel crude in kenosha, wisconsin, my question based on reporting, how are these riots and demonstrations playing out in states like wisconsin, pennsylvania, ohio. As we know there is a difference between it or when something turned into destructive or disruptive to peoples lives, i think a lot of people are very supportive of the concerns of people that are out there protecting but when they see businesses get destroyed, when they go downtown, whether they live in a suburb or in a city or town and they see things boarded up or theyre out eating as what happened in pittsburgh last week and, or what happened in kenosha when protests turn violent, this made p