the only way we can provide relief to these families is to take control of the pandemic as fast asfa we can do so if my colleagues are serious about getting the kids back to school safely, i would ask them to join me in demanding federal leadership to contain the virus instead of wishing that it would go away. we have to make it go away. to follow the science-based guidance as a result, lives were lost, my favorites were destroyed and we are now in the position all of our schools can safely resume in person operations. we must learn from these mistakes not to repeat them. our children s futures are at stake. before we close, i did enter into the record the american federation of teachers called reopening schools safely as well as the position statement from the speech language hearing association and i ask unanimous consent for these materials to be entered into the record, so ordered. all members have five minutes to submit additional written questions for the assist which w
and when i first saw him, i changed my career trajectory. i was going to be a computer programmer. back then, computers were of course twice as big as this room. or an espionage agent. each one was pulling at me with equal force. i was immobilized and i was trying to figure out how to do both. back then there was no way. today you can through cyber espionage. but, i saw chuck berry somewhere along the pathway as a kid and said, that is what i want to do. it was chuck berry and another fellow, elvis presley, i saw him, too. they had made millions upon millions of people happy with their music. they touched them without even knowing them. that fascinated me. i thought, i want to be able to bring joy to people whether i meet them or not. brian: what was the story of your first meeting with him? daryl: he came to the university of maryland. it was going to be chuck berry and jerry lee lewis. i got down there super early, hoping i would be able to sneak in and meet him during soun
we have had politics and pros working here for a nusm gliers, and putting on large events like the one this evening. and we re very, very grateful to be able to have access to such a spacious and convenient facility right here in the center of washington. and drama we ve had all too many dramatic days over past couple of years but as history looks back today senate judiciary hearing will no doubt stand out as a truly extraordinary event. if you re like me, many of you are still processing the testimony of dr. ford and judge kavanaugh and certainly are featured author this evening bob woodward will have some of his thoughts to shaish the kavanaugh nodges in the context of the trump presidency which is new book fear, or trade in such devastating detail. bob has been observing for nearly half a century working for the post he s covered nine presidents. he s shared in two pulitzer prizes first for post coverage of the water gates scandal and second in 2003 as lead reporter for
the full-year earnings at $5.02, the low end of what they had seen before. it looks like shipment volume is down, latin america, canada. you name it. again, the pressure as we talk about what it means when you have bad press, movement into pot and cannabis stocks. david: it is a challenging industry. they made more money. $1.44 as opposed to $1.28. alix: that seems to be what the market is looking at come up 3%. in the market, for risk appetite. s&p futures down 10 points. up, a broadly weaker dollar story. hitting the lowest level in two years. the shanghai composite is down -year low. we are near a one-month low. it is an inventory story in the u.s., a far cry from the geopolitical conversation on monday. david: at 8:30 a.m., weekly jobless claims. the fed speaking at the harvard club. after the bell, earnings season continues with paypal and amex reporting third-quarter figures. now it is time for the bloomberg first day. by our chief equity strategist and a former trader
for the forecast. sunny and 70s in california and that seems to be the motto and i will stick with that. nice. nice and clear with beautiful skies this morning and we will see continuous clear skies throughout most of the day, rain and clouds across the pacific northwest and not working down to the bay area. today and most likely tomorrow, and again for thanksgiving, we are staying warm all this week with hi-def doppler showing some green. as you can tell, well to the north. a chance of rain but it won t work its way down further south, the north bay should be in the clear today and travel plans, going to the airport, it should be fine with temperatures in the mid-50s. for livermore, 57 degrees and san jose, you may break a record with the heat being on. major legal problems, anne makovec joins us with a dramatic and to a 3-year federal probe. major legal problems and federal charges and after a federal investigation included a look into a murder that happened in 2014,