Mary, what does ill tell us it tell us about the economy . Mary i think its good news and what we had to say in all of this is we are not getting back to february any time soon because unless we have the virus basically solved, there are lots of economies that are not going to open and the fact that we are doing better than just threading water here, make gains, thats good news. In the in the half halffull camp i would say theres less momentum. We had better momentum in june and may and we are still down 13 million jobs and as we try to get below 10 unemployment, now at 10. 2, thats where it becomes more difficult to restore those jobs short of a vaccine. Paul jason, it would seem on marys momentum point that the flareup in the summer to have virus in the south and South Western States did seem to slow the growth of of jobs, you did see a lot of restaurant jobs, a lot of Leisure Hospitality jobs come back but theres still millions that that are on the sidelines. Bill yeah, striking in
Inner circle. A mere 24 days into the new administration the president s Embattled National security adviser Michael Flynn has resigned over his communication with a russian diplomat before his official appointment. Abcs Stephanie Ramos joins us now from washington, d. C. Where its never a dull moment at least in the last three weeks. Good morning, stephanie. Reporter not at all, good morning, kendis and diane. There is scandal like drama coming out of the white house. In one day general Michael Flynn received support from the white house, then it said that the president is evaluating flynns situation and then comes flynns resignation over his possible breach of the law. General Michael Flynn was one of the first to endorse President Donald Trump. He was one of the president s first appointments after the election. But now the National Security adviser is the first to go, less than a month on the job. He faced mounting questions over a phone call he had with the Russian Ambassador disc
On tuesday. The owner of the knead street station here in the West Highland area said that the man walked into the restaurant around 4 30. Some saw the suspect just outside of the restaurant second before the stabbing happened. And the victim should recover from the injuries. But this random act of violence has shaken up people in the area. And the victim is a regular at the restaurant and they dont know much about the suspect. Hes been seen in the neighborhood and a couple we dont know much about him. They thought he was should going the other customer. I turns out that he had a knife in his hand and cut his throat. It was terrifying. Reporter so here is the description, black, 63, 250 and 300pound and seen wearing a power problem. A denver woman is frustrated with her rising excel bill and she asked us to help sort out the mess. I thought this was a mistake. Reporter michelle doesnt want to use her last name after a dispute with xel energy. It went up five times the reporter they ins
Will moderate the first session this morning with the deputy secretary of dhs. Mike balboni is a longtime friend, coconspirator on a whole host of issues. He serves on our board and more importantly has served in numerous roles related to Homeland Security, including the Homeland Security adviser to two different governors in the state of new york, a former senator, state senator in new york who really picked up and defense of a lot of the Homeland Security issues from the status of the. Also resides from my hometown, long island. He represented long island, as you can see im wearing the islanders color today. But without further ado it introduced mike balboni who is ceo of redland strategies. You see him a lot on our tv screens throughout the country. Mike, the floor is yours. Thank you. [applause] good morning ladies and gentlemen. I dont know if you share my sense of enthusiasm that its great when you come from the hinterlands of the state did you come to washington, d. C. And to ge
Has acknowledged they do not perform oversight of these programs. Remarkably, a similar argument for collection under these programs is marked by the arguments under the section 215 program. This is the promise of big data. This is the Technology Age in which we live. What it means is that massive amounts of information can now be collected in order to anticipate threats and to anticipate individuals who might engage in wrongdoing. That approach is what the founders rejected. While information is being collected under foreign intelligence authorities, in certain circumstances, it may be used and is being used for criminal prosecution. The problem is, our communications are now global. We have historically depended on the borders of the United States to protect us. We are no longer bound by geography in how we communicate. Our conversations go internationally routinely. When they do, they can be monitored under a mere yut of programs currently in place. Similarly, our private papers and