Senator John Kyle talks about his concerns regarding the need to modernize americas Nuclear Weapons amid growing threats from China And Russia. Thank you all for joining us today. I want to thank an incredible series of really distinguished speakers. We are so honored and so happy to present such an incredibly knowledgeable group to speak on this issue. We live in an age of competition, republican privilege, democratic president. It doesnt matter. In the competitive world, conventional and strategic deterrents are more important than ever. They are what prevents problems from cycling into very big problems. The issue of strategic deterrents in an era of great competition doesnt get near the attention or concern. This may be the most informative, in depth, and expansive discussion of what really could be one of the defining issues, strategic issues of our generation. So to start us off, im going to invite roger who has the reagan institute, a good part of the Heritage Foundation, and se
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book blink: the power of thinking without thinking which looks at how people make split-second decisions. hello? if everyone can hear me my name is henry center, editorial director of the new yorker magazine i would like to welcome to you to the fifth annual new yorker festival. the message here to say please turn off any cell phones or pager devices. malcolm will be speaking for about 40 minutes, we will have 20 to 30 minutes of q&a after that. during the question period there will be microphones down the aisle and we request that you would speak into the microphone during that time. malcolm gladwell has been a staff writer for the new yorker magazine since 1996, before that he was a new york bureau chief for the washington post. at the new yorker he very quickly made his mark establishing a new genre of story, the malcolm gladwell story. there s very few people like that in the 80 years of this magazine stop editorial meetings the subject s ãbcome up and say that s bee
we are in this big tug-of-war between what our state says we can do and what our local health officer says we can do. it s it s not been fun. the challenges salon owners are facing and the changes that you re going to see. we re going to take you inside. but first effective immediately restaurants and malls are allowed to fully reopen in one bay area county. the new order that took effect this evening. thanks for being with us. i m raj mathai. a lot happening tonight including the green light for restaurants. no more takeout. you can actually sit down and get served. it s happening in napa county and nowhere else. here s nbc bay area s jean elle in napa for us. the locals are going to come out, and they re going to come out, and they ve been supporting us with the takeout, but all of chance to sit down and let us wait on them. reporter: after a 60-day shutdown, terry is ready to welcome diners back into his restaurant, fume, in napa. it s exciting, and the emp