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elaine, always enjoy hearing from you. your commodity markets, a bounce back up to $68, up more than 2% this morning. tom: there's a million opinions out there this morning. jeff currie of goldman sachs writing up on oil. javier blas also important, given a substantial retreat here. jeff currie thing for a real clearing of the market here, rampant selling against trades, and he would look that we reprice higher. jonathan: the outlook for demand just got a sledgehammer take into it in friday's session, which i think the likes of jeff currie and others think maybe it was taken too far, too soon. for new york, for our audience worldwide, with equities up this morning, good morning. this is bloomberg. ♪ jonathan: the adp report, 544,000. the median estimate, 548,000. going into the opening, up 52. on the advancing -- on the s&p 500, advancing little more than 1%. is the bounce you're looking for after monday and tuesday. hard to keep up. the move fades, 1.4698 on 10. tom: let's get right to it with the data charting as we go

elaine maxwell was number two in the hierarchy of jeffrey epstein's employees. his former pilot has testified on day 2 of her sex abuse trial in manhattan. she denies the charges. >> larry for tzatziki all morning laid out in great detail what his companies looked like, and who flew on those planes. elaine maxwell was there frequently as number two with a staff of her own personal assistance and that she flew the helicopter on her own. he confirmed the public figure such as prince andrew, donald trump, and bill clinton were all guests on his plane. and so were two accusers. he said he never actually witnessed any sexual activity aboard those flights. elaine maxwell the entire time was attempted, putting on her glasses to examine exhibits and she has pleaded not guilty to the charges. >> barbados has become the newest republic after replacing the queen as head of state. in a speech to mark the occasion, prince charles acknowledged british history on the caribbean island had forever been stained by the atrocity of slavery. from bridgetown, here's daniela routh. >>

also coming up for the session like elaine maxwell is found guilty of grooming teenage girls to be sexually abused by the american finance. yet jeffrey epstein fighting intensifies between me on mos military and ethnic armed rebels, forcing thousands of people from their homes. and north korea's great success, i came, john own marks 10 years in power and come to more armed animal isolated with delta. and on the con, there is a coven, 19 of feeling what the w h o has called a su nami, of cases sweeping across the globe. on average 900000 new infections are being reported every day. many countries, including the u. s, australia, bolivia, and several european nations have hit new records. france, for instance, has reported 208000 new infections, the highest ever recorded in europe, fats, to new infections every 2nd. the government there has made masks mandatory outdoors in paris. a fearful of the economic impact of forcing millions of people confined to their homes. countries. sanchez, italy, spain, and the u. s. are shortening. quarantine periods and easing isolation. bowls. ne barker has mo,

elaine cobb, cbs news, paris. >> baker actually waged a huge fight against discrimination. in fact, she adopted 12 children from different ethnic backgrounds to form what she called her rainbow tribe. >>> another performer being honored, a nine time grammy winner, rihanna also has a new title. >> on behalf of a grateful nation, but in even prouder people, we therefore present to you the designee for national hero of barbados, ambassador robin rihanna fantasy. may you continue to shine like a diamond, and bring honor to urination by your words, by your actions, and the due credit wherever you shall go. >> the prime minister of barbados made mention to rihanna's chart topping single "diamonds." the national hero declaration came during celebrations in her hometown of bridgetown. our betas just ditched queen elizabeth as head of state forging a new republic with its first-ever president. >>> adele is heading to vegas for the new year. she will have a concert residency at the coliseum of caesar's palace. she performed two concerts each weekend from january 1st to the 16. of the

it's the situation that horrifies elaine said ala after learning about the damage caused by plastic waste. in his meteorological science course, he founded an environmental and g o 2 plus a teacher. so on are but with the, the rivers in kinshasa, i polluted with run off from industries, plastic ways to share that. we plan to clean up the rivers by collecting plastics which are then turned into our object. i intend to start a business that will help to protect the rivers. so me, i business what would the g liver and he's using a lot of imagination to do it. elaine said, baylor knows his initiative, can't solve his shots, his overwhelming waste problem. but he sees the decorative optics made from the plastic waste as a step towards raising awareness of environmental problems. decades of conflicts a rapidly growing population and the lack of investment of all contributed to the cities failure to develop a function in water and sanitation system voice 15000000 inhabitants in 2019 the government launched the kin better projects aimed at making kinshasa cleaner and greener on the last saturday

you jelly, jerry new york has found the british search, like elaine maxwell guilty on 5 counts in a sex trafficking trial charges against the former associates of the american financier on convicted peter fall. jeffrey epstein include sex trafficking of under age girls. a trial included testimonies by for women who said they were abused as teens some as young as 14 years old. 6 year old maxwell could now spend the rest of my life in prison. the road to justice has been far too long. but today, just as has been done, i want to commend the bravery of the girls now grown women who stepped out of the shadows and into the courtroom, their courage and willingness to face their abuser, made today's result. and this case possible. gabriel lesandra has been following developments from outside the courtroom in york. it was certainly a dramatic final day here is a little bit before 5 pm here local time in new york when the jury signal that they did finally have this verdict. 6 charges. it was complicated, i'll quickly go down them. conspiracy to entice miners to travel to engage in illegal sex act

it's the situation that horrifies elaine, said bella, after learning about the damage caused by plastic waste in his meteorological science course, he founded an environmental and g o 2 plus a teacher. so on are but with the, the rivers in kinshasa, i polluted with run off from industries with plastic ways to share plastic. we plan to clean up the rivers by collecting plastics which are then turned into our object that i intend to start a business that will help to protect the rivers. so me, i business. what would the g liver and he's using a lot of imagination to do it. elaine sir, baylor knows his initiative, can't solve kinshasa, his overwhelming waste problem. but he sees the decorative optics made from the plastic waste as a step towards raising awareness of environmental probably decades of conflicts, rapidly growing population, and the lack of investment of all contributed to the cities failure to develop a function in water and sanitation system voice 15000000 inhabitants in 2019, the government launched the keyboard better projects aimed at making kinshasa cleaner and greener.

ah, we begin with breaking news out of new york where jury has found the british, such like elaine maxwell guilty on 5 counts in a sex trafficking trial charges against the former associates of the american financier. geoffrey epstein include sex trafficking of underage girls, the trial included testimonies a by for women who said they were abused as teens some as young as 14 years old. 60 year old maxwell could spend the rest of her life in prison as go straight to a corresponding gabriel elizondo who was outside the courtroom in new york. talk a sir exactly what happened in court today? well, after 5 full days of jury deliberations, the jury deliberated for more than 35 hours in all. they reached a guilty verdict on 5 of the 6th charges. now this just happened within the last hour or so, so we're still waiting for lawyers from the prosecutors and the defense to come out and give some statements. but it was certainly a dramatic final day here is a little bit before 5 pm here local time in new york on the jury signal that they did finally have this verdict, 6 charges, it was complicated. i

[000:00:00;00] a ah, breaking news on our to international branded a trial of the century. elaine maxwell faces up to 65 years in prison after being found guilty on all 5 of fixed charges and effects of trafficking trial linked to the late convicted pedophile. and jeffrey up americans budget priorities. put the pentagon before the pandemic as president biden signs off on a massive $700000000000.00 defense plan. while washington's global vaccination campaign keeps running out of money, german politicians want to ban popular messaging app telegram over hosting hate speech and coping, conspiracy theories. however, moscow says that double standards as the german media criticized brush over trying to do the same a few years ago. mallory leader slammed australia's policy of automatically supporting new zealanders, convicted of crimes even if they have spent their entire lives in australia. it is not good enough that you zealand is becoming a penal colony for australia and just deporting your problem. why does not solve the problem of games. and both australia and new zealand with my broadcast w

. >> thank you, elaine. we will now open up the phone for public comment on the executive director's report for members of the public who are joining us on the phone. we will be on operator and will provide instructions now for anyone on the phone who would like to provide public comment. >> thank you, president brandon. at this time, we will open the queue for anyone on the phone who would like to make public comment on the executive director's report. please dial star three if you wish to make public comment. the system will let you know when you're line is open. others will wait on mute until their line is open. comments will be limited to three minutes per person. the queue is now open. please dial star three if you wish to make public comment. >> thank you. do we have anyone on the phone? >> there are no members of the public on the phone wishing to make public comment. >> seeing no colors on the phone, public comment is closed. >> congratulations on the initial funding and i appreciate the recap of eve

elaine dunkley, bbc news, in halifax. big tech companies should be forced to take tougher action against online crimes and abuse. that“s according to a parliamentary committee calling for significant changes to a proposed online safety bill. it says the dominant tech firms have failed to self—regulate and they must do more to protect children, stop fraud, tackle racist abuse and violence against women. marianna spring has this report. from child abuse to online hate, scams, fraud, racist posts and violence against women — social media companies have come under increasing pressure to tackle crime and harm links to their sites. celebrities, parents and insiders have all been speaking out. it baffles me... some testifying to a committee of mps scrutinising an online safety bill that would regulate big tech. today that committee has asked for those proposals to be made tougher. the bill needs to be much more specific about what offences it includes, what we expect the social media companies to do in response to it, so h

elaine dunkley, bbc news, in leeds. five days after the worst of storm arwen, 30,000 homes are still without power after �*catastrophic�* damage parts of aberdeenshire have been worst affected areas — with parts of the north west and ne of england suffering the effects. the business secretary kwasi kwenteng says work is being done among the energy companies to restore power. i�*m satisfied that these operators are sharing their resources through mutual aid agreements and through putting engineers to the worst affected areas, and i�*m extremely grateful to emergency responders who have also been working very hard to keep people as comfortable as possible, providing torches, blankets and other necessities. police in scotland are treating the death of a 16—year—old as murder. amber gibson was reported missing from the hamilton area last friday. let�*s talk to our scotland correspondent alexandra mackenzie. what do we know so far? well, the police conference press conference here in hamilton hasjust started,

elaine dunkley, bbc news. elaine is at leeds university, what is the latest? figs elaine is at leeds university, what is the latest?— elaine is at leeds university, what is the latest? as you can see, there is the latest? as you can see, there is ruite a is the latest? as you can see, there is quite a big _ is the latest? as you can see, there is quite a big turnout _ is the latest? as you can see, there is quite a big turnout and _ is the latest? as you can see, there is quite a big turnout and there i is the latest? as you can see, there is quite a big turnout and there are| is quite a big turnout and there are protests going on at universities across the uk, in bristol, in sheffield, in london, in glasgow and edinburgh. joining me is doctorjoe grady, the general secretary of the university and college union. how concerned are you about staff in this sector? figs concerned are you about staff in this sector?— this sector? as a union, we are incredibly _ this sector? as a union, we are incredibly concerned. _ this sector? as a union, we are incredibly c

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it's the situation that horrifies elaine, said bella, after learning about the damage caused by plastic waste in his meteorological science course, he founded an environmental and g o. 2 plus a teacher. so on are but with the, the rivers in kinshasa, i polluted with run off from industries, plastic ways to ship plastic. we plan to clean up the rivers by collecting plastics which are then turned into our object. i intend to start a business that will help to protect the rivers. so me, i business. what would the g liver and he's using a lot of imagination to do it. elaine sir, baylor knows his initiative, can't solve his shots, his overwhelming waste problem. but he sees the decorative optics made from the plastic waste as a step towards raising awareness of environmental probably decades of conflicts a rapidly growing population. and the lack of investment of all contributed to the city's failure to develop a function in water and sanitation system. voice 15000000 inhabitants in 2019, the government launched the kin better projects aimed at making kinshasa cleaner and greener on the last

if we now go back to where we were last year, that would be very bad for us. elaine, you bustle every mile of it in the for the currently there are about a 100 tons of cheese in the warehouse. 10 times the normal amount. the high season on the canary islands goes until easter vacation. so there is still time to catch up, but no one knows how long this current wave of infection will paralyze here up. now in less than 2 months, beijing is going to play host to the 2022 winter olympics. an already interest in skiing has been exploding across china. but what happens if you don't live near the great outdoors? if you're in shanghai, you can had to the shopping all 6 year old li, wench one already moves like a pro. she trains irregularly. but lee is not on a mountain side in the great outdoors. it's an artificial ski slope on a giant conveyor belt in a shanghai shopping mall. i love ski. i come to ski 6 times a week. skiing here makes me feel the same as skiing on little snow leaders. she wants to win gold at the winter olympics. the games have brought winter sports to the forefront in china

these are the heavy charges of which british socialite elaine maxwell was found guilty by the new york jury. the road to justice has been far too long. but today, justice has been done. no one, no matter how powerful or well connected it is above the law. jolaine maxwell is the daughter of british newspaper. baron robert maxwell, in court accuser showed evidence of maxwell's close relationship to late fine and sheer and convicted sex offender, jeffrey epstein. epstein was jailed in 2019 based on charges of sex trafficking minors, but he committed suicide in prison while awaiting trial. in the current court case of delane maxwell, she was found to have helped epstein systematically procure young girls some as young as 14. the charges against maxwell were brought forward by 4 victims, but many more feel they have been served justice. this is a victory for all of the victims of miss maxwell and abstain. moreover, i think this is a victory for all young children, boys, girls, women, and men who are victims of abuse or like this. it will give them the needed push to step forward and to spea

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jerry new york has found the british station like elaine maxwell guilty on 5 counts, and the sex trafficking trial charges against the former associates of the american financing and convicted peter fall. jeffrey epstein include sex trafficking of under age girls and trial included testimonies by for women who said they were abused as teens some as young as 14 years old. 60 old maxwell could spend the rest of her life in prison. the road to justice has been far too long, but today justice has been done. i want to commend the bravery of the girls now grown women who stepped out of the shadows and into the courtroom. their courage and willingness to face their abuser, made today's result. and this case, possible april elizondo has been following developments from outside the courtroom in york. it was certainly a dramatic final day here is a little bit before 5 pm here local time in new york when the jury signal that they did finally have this verdict. 6 charges it was complicated. i'll quickly go down them. conspiracy to entice miners to travel to engage in illegal sex acts, the jury found goi

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elaine saying "i took a required state class and crt was there. i got a lesson in my own bigotry . i do not mind being where dust made aware of stuff but no one has the right to tell me i have to retrain my brain. preconceived notions are not necessarily racial." "what people are calling crt is just civil rights. it is not being talk it." -- taught in schools or you can call and like bob did from columbus, ohio. good morning. caller: good morning. host: go ahead. caller: a quick comment. are you there? host: yes. caller: critical race theory is a made up issue designed to stir people's emotions and challenge their common sense. it is not being taught, per se, anywhere in grades k-12. as a matter of fact the state of texas not too long ago had high school history textbooks that referenced african slaves as guestworkers. we need to be teaching history as to what actually happened. i am well past 60, and what i learned in school and what i found out later on were quite different, and we should just be teaching -- teaching what actually happened. guest: let me find some commonality wit

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a jury in the us has found a british social, like elaine maxwell guilty of helping a late sex offender jeffrey epstein abuse under age girls for years. after 5 days of deliberations, the new york jury found maxwell guilty on 5 counts, including recruiting and grooming epstein, teenage victims. the verdict could see the 60 year old spend the rest of her life in prison, recruiting and grooming teenage victims and trafficking a minor. these are the heavy charges of which british socialite delayed maxwell was found guilty by the new york jury. the road to justice has been far too long. but today, just as has been done, no one, no matter how powerful or well connected it is above the law. jolaine maxwell is the daughter of british newspaper. baron robert maxwell, in court accuser showed evidence of maxwell's close relationship to late fine and sheer and convicted sex offender, jeffrey epstein. epstein was child and 2019 based on charges of sex trafficking miners, but he committed suicide in prison while awaiting trial. in the current court case of killing maxwell, she was found to have help

elaine dunkley, bbc news. around 16,000 people have spent a fifth night without power in england and scotland, following the effects of storm arwen. suppliers say 90% of people who lost power have now been reconnected with engineers working around the clock. in cumbria, one of the worst affected regions, the council says urgent help is needed. really, whatever is appropriate to get the help out there to people, to get them some form of heating, to get them some form of power, and where necessary to extract people and put them in accommodation, and one of the issues is because of all of the phones going down, we don't actually know where everyone is and we can't apart from going and knocking on doors. clearly that takes a lot of people and a lot of resource. a british football coach who was jailed for 25 years in the united arab emirates for possessing cbd vape oil has had his sentenced reduced to 10 years on appeal. billy hood was arrested earlier this year after four bottles of the liquid, which contains cann

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elaine howell, she said how outdated their technology is. even with reforms enacted by the legislature around staffing and procedures that were prompted come in part, about her audit. it will take time for changes in the system. it will continue to be a story in 2022. >> scott one more last question. housing and homelessness. that's been top of mind for many of us. what is happening with the housing initiatives past this year. do they have teeth? >> we will find out. of the governor signed a package of bills that will make it easier for local government set to rezone a duplex. we are now with just a single family home is allowed. the problem is voluntary. it gives local officials the right to do it. the question is will they. they like their single-family homes and that's why we have a huge deficit in california and why prices are so high. we hope it'll make a difference. it probably will. we will see. >> have a wonderful holiday. we will see you back here in the new year. >> happy new year. for >>> for two decades, thousands of people acros

elaine howell, she said how outdated their technology is. even with reforms enacted by the legislature around staffing and procedures that were prompted come in part, about her audit. it will take time for changes in the system. it will continue to be a story in 2022. >> scott one more last question. housing and homelessness. that's been top of mind for many of us. what is happening with the housing initiatives past this year. do they have teeth? >> we will find out. of the governor signed a package of bills that will make it easier for local government set to rezone a duplex. we are now with just a single family home is allowed. the problem is voluntary. it gives local officials the right to do it. the question is will they. they like their single-family homes and that's y we have a huge deficit in california and why prices are so high. we hope it'll make a difference. it probably will. we will see. >> have a wonderful holiday. we will see you back here in the new year. >> happy new year. for >>> for two decades, thousands of people across

another trial when there is also not a camera, the elaine maxwell trial. people keep asking why aren't their chemist question mike in 1994, the u.s. traditional conference which sets policy federal courts voted down an amendment which would've allowed cameras in criminal proceedings. do you think will be helpful for there to be more transparency if it were possible for the judge to allow a camera in the ghislaine maxwell trial? >> i've been quite a skeptic about glowing embers in the courtroom. the supreme court doesn't allow them. some federal appeals courts do and some state courts do. but what you worry about -- sorry, lawyers and witnesses and even the defendant playing to the crowd, playing to the public. and by doing that, trying to influence how things look to the jury. i think it is much better to keep cameras out. on the other hand, i think the bands are broking. going to be a steady advancement for chemist. i bet you the supreme court someday will how to allow cameras. >> shannon: for those who don't understand all the procedural rules and they f

elaine howell, she said how outdated their technology is. even with reforms enacted by the legislature around staffing and procedures that were prompted come in part, about her audit. it will take time for changes in the system. it will continue to be a story in 2022. >> scott one more last question. housing and homeleness. that's been top of mind for many of us. what is happening with the housing initiatives past this year. do they have teeth? >> we will find out. of the governor signed a package of bills that will make it easier for local government set to rezone a duplex. we are now with just a single family home is allowed. the problem is voluntary. it gives local officials the right to do it. the question is will they. they like their single-family homes and that's why we have a huge deficit in california and why prices are so high. we hope it'll make a difference. it probably will. we will see. >> have a wonderful holiday. we will see you back here in the new year. >> happy new year. for >>> for two decades, thousands of people across

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out to me and said, maybe i can really win in my case because now i see this is what's happened in elaine maxwell's case. maybe i can endure the slow legal process. whatever it takes, because these women did it. keep in mind, these victims were abused in the 1990s and in the early to thousands. and now it is 2021 for some they been living with this ray long—time. any farmer, the fourth 20 testify to in the trial, was abused —— annie farmer. it was in 1996. all of these years later, finally, we have justice. of these years later, finally, we havejustice. it of these years later, finally, we have justice-— of these years later, finally, we have justice. have “ustice. it took several days of have justice. it took several days ofthe have justice. it took several days of the liberation. _ have justice. it took several days of the liberation. hallak - have justice. it took several days of the liberation. hallak and - have justice. it took several days | of the liberation. hallak and eyes and is that for those who have given evidence —— deliberation, how agonising is that? it is ev

. >> congressman it's elaine luria a democrat representing virginia's second congressional district. she sits on the bipartisan committee investigating the instruction and she joins me now. congresswoman, let me follow up just starting there with your committee members. your fellow committee members language there, which echoes a part of the federal criminal claude. obstructing proceedings. in fact those charges have been brought up unlawful -- and wonder what we should take away from that language and whether that contours of some sort of criminal referral our friend of mine for members of the committee. >> well chris, thanks for having me again. what i would say is that as a committee, we are trying to paint the full picture of what happened for leading up to and during january six. and certainly, any elements of that, that reflect criminal activity or something that the committee is very interested in. and all of the pieces that we are putting together, especially his testimony, we're trying to seek from mr.meadows is a part of that. because mr. meadows was the closest to the pres

. >> congresswoman elaine lore is a democrat representing virginia's 2nd congressional district. she sits on the bipartisan committee investigating the insurrection. and she joins me now. congresswoman, let me follow up just starting there with your co-committee members, your fellow committee members' language there which echoes a part of the federal criminal code around obstructing official proceedings. in fact, those charges have been brought against many of the members who entered the capitol unlawfully. and i wonder what we should take away from that language and whether that -- the contours of some sort of criminal referral are front of mind for members of the committee. >> well, chris, thanks for having me again. what i would say is that as a committee we're trying to paint the full picture of what happened before, leading up to, and during january 6th. and certainly any elements of that that reflect criminal activity are something the committee is very interested in. and all of the pieces we're putting together, especially this testimony we're trying to seek from mr. meado

i'll get reaction from a key member of the january 6th select committee, representative elaine luria. >>> and in the deadly michigan school shooting, the prosecutor now says potential charges against the teenage suspect's parents could be announced within 24 hours. we'll get a live update from the local sheriff on the chilling details in this case. >>> we want to welcome our viewers here in the united states and around the world. i'm wolf blitzer. you're in the situation room. >>> up first this hour, president biden's new plan for trying to beat back a spike in covid cases this winter around the uncertainty with the omicron variant. let's go straight to phil mattingly. phil, the president says the u.s. has the tools to deal with this new variant. what steps is he specifically taking? >> reporter: wolf, those are tools that the united states did not have last year at this time heading into the winter months and obviously with new concerns about those variants. the president laying out a series of new initiatives the white house believes can keep the pandemic under control, contain it a

she said their memories have been manipulated with the aid of money and that elaine maxwell is innocent. our correspondent has more. >> this was the last time that they both had a chance to convince the jurors of their cases before the jury retires t decide on a verdict. the prosecution emphasized that billing maxwell was a person of power in jeffrey epstein's house, the master of the house, she ran his properties, was aware of what went on in them and was involved in this aspect. they said e was crusoe -- crucial for the operation because she provided this smiling, age-appropriate cover for mr. epstein's creepy behavior. they recapped the testimony of the abusers who they said was a playbook by which she and mr. epstein operated to recruit and then room these teenagers or sexual abuse by mr. epstein. she ended by saying to the jurors, if you believe the testimonies of these women, then ghislaine maxwell is guilty. she went on to talk about the ways that their testimony had been corroborated by various witnesses and documents. the defense is again repeating the argument that ms. maxwell

. >> joining us now, democratic congresswoman elaine lori of virginia, a member of the select committee to investigate the january 6th attack. the committee voted to recommend mark meadows for contempt. those text messages that were read out loud during that hearing last night, what did they reveal to you? why are they important? >> well, thanks for having me this morning. you know, i think it reveals to me as we talk about this 187 minutes and there were cries, there were pleas to the white house chief of staff's phone via text message. i can imagine it blowing up, make this stop. and from everything we can tell, what did the former president do during that time frame? he could could have very easily made a statement, made a statement to the nation, to these people who were overrunning this very building to say, stop, go home, this is not right. but for 187 minutes, over three hours, nothing was said, nothing was done. and furthermore, and mr. meadows' text, he says back to the president's son, i'm trying, i'm trying. and i'm with you. i understand. but nothing happened. i think that's

cool, and the third thing i learned is you are a pretty good dancer and you do a mean impersonation of elaine from seinfeld. to kick things off, i would like to give you an opportunity to introduce this and tell us why and how this is unique from other government agencies. >> first of all, thanks very much for the invite to be here, it is great to spend a beautiful friday morning with everybody. thank you for the kind instruction, i thanks to my friend jamile out there who set this up. let me just start with the mission. we are the government's newest agency. we were set up at the end of 2018 to be the nation's cyber and infrastructure defense agency to fill a gap. our innate -- mission is to lead the national effort to understand, manage, and produce risk to the cyber and physical infrastructure americans rely on every hour of every day. how do we get our water? how do we get our power? i gas of the pump, food is the grocery store, money at the bank? these are the networks and systems that basically underpin our lives, and that is what we are responsible for reducing risk to, so we have two