Spain's coast guard rescued 54 migrants off the Canary Islands on Monday night and transported them to the Aquigoy Port in Gran Canaria. And three of them are transferred to different hospitals to get medical attention, one of them in a really serious condition. The canoe-shaped open vessel known as Cayoco was located less than two miles away from Mas Palomas Beach in Gran Canaria. Between January and mid-July, 7,260 people landed on the Canary Islands in the Atlantic after making the Perillos Sea Journey compared to 2,800 in the same period last year according to the Spanish Interior Ministry.


So good afternoon. I'm David Kenyona is on the deputy chief of operation for the Denver police department I was asked to speak about an incident that was captured on video on the 16th Street Mall last night at 16th and Cleveland And what we know about this incident so far is we had a an individual who was caught on video assaulting Several individuals with what appears to be some kind of a pipe We have one victim as a result of that the very first people that were actually assaulted Did not come forward did not remain on scene and we would like to speak to them if they are still Still around and they want to file a report We would like to speak to him if anybody else has any additional video or information related to that assault The detectives the investigators would like to speak to them as well so that we can present the case to To the district attorney and get the charges filed as appropriate this individual what we know of him is actually New to town he's he hasn't been in town more than more than a week He he by all appearances. We we think he's he's homeless. He had some Issues last night. We don't know if they are mental health issues or if they are drug related issues, but he was very Incoherent with us He he did not resist the officers. He was taken into custody without incident We actually suspect that he was involved in multiple incidents prior to this for about 40 minutes We received four calls that he fisted the description of that officers were responding to In the downtown area before we finally caught up to him at the 16th in Cleveland where he was taken in the custody We are again. We are looking at aggravated assault charges second-grade assault charges on the on the individual He he did create another disturbance when we took him into custody and turned him over to the sheriff's department So this is the type of behavior that we are addressing on the mall This is the type of behavior that we have said repeatedly will not be tolerated on the mall He was taken in the custody three minutes after the officers received that call to 16th in Cleveland We are I spoke with the detective prior to coming here. He like I said, he's been here for about nine days She had a record of some assaults, but we don't have an in-depth record We haven't gone to the state that he is from let me make a little quick statements before we go into Q&A And we can try to answer everyone's questions And I want to thank chief Q for for coming in to I should say key onus Those of us work with him every day For coming in and giving us the the information about the the individual we're dealing with but he is absolutely correct This is the type of behavior and the type of individual that we've been seeing in downtown Denver These are travelers to our city Carpe bagger travelers who come here primarily to engage in the The hanging out on our mall and and to do other things in this city and it's We're dealing them with them as best we can It's because we had the number of officers downtown as we were beginning to ramp up that they were able to get to This location within three minutes and it's unfortunate that this gentleman was able to get a couple swings on individuals Are a few swings before the police arrived But it's because we had the number of officers there that they were able to Get to them within three minutes. Let me also say this As per the conversation I had this week and made very clear that we're going to take this very seriously We're going to have zero tolerance for this type of behavior on our mall I've instructed the city attorney's office to request to the district attorney's office because this is a state case To request as part of the prosecution air restrictions on this individual from the downtown area and the mall And so we'll do everything we can Hopefully in partnership with the district attorney to to prosecute to the fullest extent of the law as well as to put in those Are restrictions and again begin the process of keeping the folks who are on our mall in our downtown area safe So again, I won't thank you all for coming I certainly want to thank the police department for responding as quickly Let me make one last point and then we'll do Q&A a lot of people witnessed what happened yesterday And as chief Keona's pointed out We still need to talk with every way every one of the witnesses and again anyone else who may have been Victimized or our witness this gentleman who may have been involved and up to four other incidents in downtown Denver Not necessarily a mall, but around downtown area We want to hear from you if you saw something, please Contact us so that we can get to make sure that we prosecute this individual to the fullest extent of law for every Incident that he was involved with yesterday. Let's do a question answer now Obviously you never want these kind of images Because they become reality in people's minds and those of us who live here We know there are challenges along the mall by but by no means whatsoever Do we promote or believe that the images that are being portrayed in these videos? Or what Denver is about our the lifestyle of our city as we are expecting this weekend a very Expecting record-breaking tourism this weekend goes to show you that people see Denver as a destination They recognize that it is one of the safest places in the country. You can visit That's the true image of Denver these incidents are not Denver And that's why we're moving quickly to make sure we deal with them effectively and that they don't continue to occur in our City You better believe we're also we won't continue to pursue every possible avenue and we do have civil liberties of every individual who wants to Walk them down that mall. We've asked a lot of ourselves a lot of questions. There have been a lot of Supreme Court decisions a lot of court cases in which to point to the reality Whatever we get an opportunity where we can create or tighten the restrictions or tighten The possibility of making sure these don't happen again on our mall. We will Right right Well, I think you just went straight to the heart of the realities is that it's not practical to believe you're going to stop every Incident in this city or even on a concentrated area like the mall. It's a one-mile stretch and Unless we put Two or three hundred officers along the way You'll never be able to prevent every possible incident occurring along that mall and here's a reality This is not just a policing your way out of the situation. It's going to take at chief white I think appropriately pointed out the the building owners or property owners along the mall Participating making sure people aren't leaning on their properties Working with us to clean up areas, you know We're going to continue to work with that McDonald's but that area around that McDonald's has been a problem And we need McDonald's to step up and to be a partner with us on this and to You know not feed people who are not purchasing their products and to ask people to move along who may be leaning and resting on Their building but that's the kind of comprehensive approach that we're going to need We're going to need folks who are watching and witnessing these things to call right away and to try to keep each other safe As much as we possibly can it's going to take an entire community response We can't just arrest our way out of this. We're all are going to have to be involved I know that's what the chief was talking about that earlier this week Lance They appear to be just random victims at this time. They there was no confrontation between them The I can't get into specifics of the other incident we're investigating because we still do need to to get this victim to to look at a photo array and But we just suspect he was just randomly running around acting acting up Like I said, we suspect that there's four disturbances that he was involved in that officers were responding to at that time So the time frame started at about the 523 and then we took him to custody at 610 So but within about a four to five block area. He appears to have been just causing disturbances Altercations with individuals the only assaults that we're aware of are the two that we are investigating The first two we were we just had calls from citizens, which as the mayor said and as the chief has said We need people to call so we can respond to these but we did not contact any any victims at those other two scenes He was just creating the disturbances we were responding to disturbances at Two other locations besides the two that were aware of they just came in a guy acting up I haven't listened to the calls, but but there were two other locations that we were dispatching officers to We we will probably not look into what the What the intoxicants he was under these are these are just based on comments that he made to the arresting officers Let's say let's be clear marijuana strong people to them all the travelers are coming They're very clear and I can tell you this because I have to talk to the travelers Last year chief White and I went to a circle of them asked them where they were from They were probably about 12 of them there not one of them was from Denver or from the state of Colorado They hitchhiked or top trains to get here and when we asked them why did you come? It was very clear to they were very candid with us. They came here for marijuana and so this is one of the the results of The legal marijuana industry in Denver and we're gonna have to deal with it And these are some of the unintended consequences and the things that we were very serious about when I said Two years ago or two and a half years ago about marijuana becoming legal We don't know what it means and will is too early to tell how it will impact our communities But we made a commitment and that commitment was our job is to protect the citizens of Denver the neighborhoods and our Children of this city and we're gonna do everything we can to do that But we are certainly seeing urban travelers in this city And I in my meeting with the police department just what was last week when I had commanders and lieutenants with you know Then across the city there they estimate they're as many as 150 travelers in this city today And they don't have a place to stay they're in our parks. We're seeing them at Commons Park Confluence Park Throughout the city. They're here. They some of them are panhandling during the day. They're going in and out of our shelters And they're taking beds from our legitimately chronically homeless individuals And they are they're partaking in the industry So there's no need for me to pass it a day We're candid with me about why they were here and so we know it's a challenge and I don't think it's an indictment on the industry It's an indictment on the fact that we this became a legal substance in our community and people are coming as a result of it I think you heard you heard the chief at make a request Particularly those are in downtown area not to sell joints individually But you know, I'm sure as the industry has in the past They want to come to the table and if there's anything they can do to help this issue and we'll certainly reach out to them But if there's anything they can do, I'm sure they'll come to the table to help us The answer that question is more appropriately answered by downtown Denver partnership. I know they won't have the authority to arrest But I would talk to them directly because they will fall under their Responsibility, you know, that's that's a difficult question to ask for private security Obviously any citizen can make a citizen's arrest if they so choose the you don't want to some Some organizations Private security do not advocate their people getting involved in physical altercations for liability issues But there will be more eyes and ears out there for us. We will work cooperatively with them We are working with the bid on on on their selection process so that it is a Legitimate organization that that we can work closely with it's it's going to put more more people out there That's going to help us accomplish our mission of making them all even safer than what it is It is a it is a crime and in the real world they have their their own police Obviously until they get here, we don't we don't know how they got here There's multiple ways for them to get here, but we we do work closely with Burlington, Northern We we have trespass agreements with them if people are on their property We can assist them without them being there so we do work closely with the with the railroad police So in the center of the Denver We have had problems with Visitors who come here not only to visit but to break the law and the message we want to say is that we are not going to Let them do that Two days have passed and if they had our officers there, but this Persona Lo que hizo hizo muy rápido su servidor el video pasó muy rápido y lo arrestamos en tres minutos de lo que pasó eso pero no podemos poner en oficial en todos los bloques El vene nos no es de Colorado, no más tiene nueve días que está aquí no tiene donde vivir está en las callas y tiene problemas con con drogas y Posiblemente otros problemas que No they've been partners and it we now have kind of a I think the chief laid it out I know the chief laid it out more specifically the things we need them to do downtown So the businesses along the mall have been involved have asked for our assistance and we've asked For their assistance, so it's a partnership and the downtown Denver partnership has remained a partner with us as well So the reality is that there is a partnership in place. They now know specifically from the city What will help us help them to make sure that everyone remains safe and that it is a Hospital hospitable Comfortable environment for everyone downtown last question and you had a follow-up Okay, last one then we'll go I got And like like the mayor said that that's a question that's more appropriate for for the the business improvement district Who is going to do the hiring because they will be responsible to them But we are working with them and and the individual that they hired to to be the security director To identify the right company we we will sit in on the on the interview process We will be part of the RFP review for them to get the right people out there I fully anticipate they would hire a good company that we can work with and what we're looking for our partners partners to be out There when when when we can't be on every block as the mayor said they can we will have communication with them However, that is is Rolled out. We will have communication with them. They can they can tell us I think if you have people Just like the police on the same blocks the same times same days They get to know what belongs what doesn't belong They'll be they'll learn when they need to report it to us and when it's something that they can handle And we there's very good companies out there that we can work with and I and I anticipate they'll hire the right one


The latest internet protocol that privacy advocates are getting really excited for is encrypted client hello. This new protocol is seen as the successor to encrypted server name indication which faced some deployment issues and it ultimately provided incomplete protection against someone listening in on the wire like an ISP or a nation state from figuring out what websites you were ultimately going to. Now to really grasp the importance of ECH I think it's good to go over a little bit of history at least for those who don't know about it about how the web was developed. So going back to 1997 when HTTP 1.1 was introduced not HTTPS that would come later HTTP 1.1 it provided a very important new feature and that was the HTTP host header and this made it possible so that people who had websites and other services on the internet which was basically everyone in every company back then okay remember this was the middle of the dot-com boom all of these different websites so not literally all of them but many different websites could run on a single server with a single IP address. This was the final part of the Band-Aid solution to the IP problem really the IPv4 problem because IPv6 would have also solved the problem and it still could solve the issue of running out of IP addresses because there's more IPv6 addresses than there are grains of sand but even though IPv6 was drafted back in 1998 it still isn't used that much outside of mobile networks and nobody really seems to want to bother with the learning how it works. So the host header HTTP host header slowed IP exhaustion for the people that were creating websites and that slowed the exhaustion for end users wanting to get on the internet and it helped create the world that we have today we're almost 30 years after its ratification most of us still don't need to anything about how IPv6 works. Now let's talk about encryption again at this point we're still sending all of our web traffic in the clear so people listening on the wire can see everything that you're doing on the internet or worse yet they can perform a man in the middle attack on your traffic which means that they can alter the data that you're sending in real time I mean imagine you send a message to your bank saying a transfer $200 to your mother but instead you end up transferring $20,000 to some Nigerian Prince not a good way to start your day so in the year 2000 HTTPS was formally specified by RFC and then over time browsers like Chrome and Firefox started putting these scary messages in your browser if you visited a non-HTPS site and thus this pushed just about everyone into using HTTPS on their site and lets encrypt software also makes it really easy to create and renew HTTPS certificates on your website so there's really no reason to not use HTTPS in current year but one issue that HTTPS never resolved was encrypting the server name indication remember that host header that I talked about earlier the only way that that communication works when you have different websites on a single IP address is you have to save the name of the website that you want to connect to in the clear so think of it like you're delivering a pizza to an apartment building you get to the front desk and you got to tell the security person there the name of the person who ordered the pizza to get it delivered to the customer so even with HTTPS your ISP or anyone who's listening on the wire can see what websites you go to they can't see what specific pages you're viewing basically everything after the dot-com forward slash is encrypted and they can't see what you type into forums and whatnot so usernames and passwords those are also encrypted but just this view of being able to see what website you go to alone could be a major privacy concern especially when it's combined with other information that can be inferred about the connection like let's say you go to a website that's owned by Chuck and you spend a few hours there on the website and several gigabytes of encrypted data are sent over the wire back to you and then you close down your browser for the night or maybe you then log in to some no-fap forum or visit a no-fap forum I might not know exactly what you did there during that session on Chuck's site but of course I know what you did and I'm going to find a way to monetize what you did like telling you to click here to see hot singles in your area so eavesdroppers you know they can also determine the application layer protocol negotiation extension or ALPM which can then tell them what kind of connection that you're making you know is it email is it HTTP is it SSH etc. Now of course VPNs are an option to potentially mitigate this eavesdropping that people can do but the VPN is still able to see all the same data that your ISP can or potentially more because if you use VPN with your cellular connection and your home internet connection like they typically tell you to the VPN provider is access to all that data whereas without the VPN that data might be split between two completely different companies furthermore with VPNs we're talking about a service that is oftentimes owned by some shady overseas holding company that is also heavily invested into online ads themselves and they also pay influencers to spread straight-up lies about VPNs like oh it's going to encrypt your hecking traffic from hackers with cool guy VPN when the reality is your connection was already encrypted with the exception of the sni and the alpn ever since HTTPS became mainstream which is like two decades in now or at least a decade in and there isn't much that hackers can do with that data anyway as long as you're using an HTTPS connection so now we finally have encrypted client hello this was first introduced in firefox version 118 and it encrypts the full tls 1.3 handshake that modern browsers and modern HTTPS uses and cloud flare has a pretty good illustration of how this works on their blog which i recommend reading this if you're interested in a deeper explanation of how and why this stuff came about mozilla's blog also has good coverage of this so just like with ESNI, ECH uses a public key that is distributed via DNS using DNS over HTTPS that the DNS connection is also encrypted you know that's of course another way that you can potentially eavesdrop on people with unencrypted DNS connections um and ideally you're also going to be using oblivious DNS over HTTPS since you know allegedly cloud flare themselves can't even see your connection or any information about your connection and so looking at the illustration here the client hello is now split into two parts so we have the client hello outer which contains nonsensitive information such as what ciphers are going to be used the tls version and also this thing called the outer sni which would be a common name like cloud flare ech.com at least for websites that are using their cdn service and then after this you can see that you know using their key here that everything else is encrypted the key share the alpn the inner sni which is the actual name of the website that you wanted to visit so this is really great especially as more privacy friendly DNS over HTTPS providers are rolled out like I could totally understand not wanting to use google's <IP_ADDRESS> or cloud flares <IP_ADDRESS> for this even though like cloud flare says that they can't snoop on your communications when you use oblivious DNS over HTTPS but you know cloud flare I don't know how much I'd be willing to trust that so this is overall a really really good thing for end users but it comes with a cost and that is ECH and cryptocline hello and DOH DNS over HTTPS really suck for network administrators okay so let's say that you are in charge of an enterprise network and one of your tasks is to make sure that employees are not visiting chucks websites when they're on the clock because that lowers productivity okay now normally you would block traffic you know filter or all kinds of different methods but it's really difficult to see the application layer stuff to do any of that like you would in a non ECH connection because you know when when ECH is in place it's kind of difficult for you to figure out where people are actually going and same thing if there's malware within the enterprise that's making ECH connections to a command and control server that also becomes much more difficult to look into what's going on with that connection and actually identify it as malware and you know ECH has to work this way because the whole point of ECH is to prevent companies from selling your data you know your sni data your alpn data other metadata associated with your connection same thing with nation states right it's to prevent them from locking you up or lowering your social lowering your social credit score for visiting certain websites that are deemed naughty within that nation state but things like parental controls in the browser don't really work well with ECH enabled this is actually one of the things that was mentioned on a mozilla's blog you know encrypted client hello frequently asked questions how does ECH impact parental controls if parental controls are applied we just disable that ECH encryption in order to avoid interfering with the parental controls because again if if you're trying to put parental controls at least at the browser level on your kid's device or I guess really at any level in a way you're being their network administrator now there's other ways that you could do it like you could probably block it at the device level but you know in the browser it's not compatible with ECH so it'll be really interesting to see how the industry responds to this because there's million dollar pieces of network equipment that would have their filtering defeated by this and like that's part of the reason why their this equipment is so expensive because it's able to do the filtering so quickly in traffic shaping and stuff like that so quickly and I really don't see enterprises or especially nation states just shrugging their shoulders and going oh well ECH is here we can't do anything now we're just going to let all of our fancy network equipment collect some dust I highly suspect what we're going to start seeing are more efforts to block things on the client side like with France's SREN bill SREN bill or with a government or a corporation encouraging or even installing by default on users devices a trusted root certificate which remember that's something that Russia launched last year when like you know big tech and like the rest of the internet was canceling them for invading Ukraine and they're like oh yeah here's our here's this new trusted root certificate that's going to let you know you the Russian people access the internet but I mean come on come on obviously there's some there's some extra things put in there to allow the Russian government to spy on people and the government of Kazakhstan also did this more overtly back in 2015 which you know as the name implies allowed that government to not only eavesdrop but to man in the middle all of their citizens communications all of Kazakhstan's internet is man in the middle which is far worse than what we currently have where if you're in one of these prox or if you're in one of these countries you can use proxies you can use VPNs you can use Tor or other mixed net mixed nets to bypass that government censorship all of those technologies would be defeated by a root certificate that is installed on the clients devices now I am in favor of VCH I like it I'm using it myself right now in Firefox but there are drawbacks that I just wanted to you know draw people's attention to both for network admins who legitimately need to filter traffic and for end users in countries without free speech 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Always remember, folks, whatever you think about, you bring about whatever you focus on grows. Hope everyone's having a great day, safe day, folks. It's a TGIF. Let's make it a great one. To begin, a great relationship, know what you want.  There are millions of men and women and some of them will make a good match for you and others won't. Two of you only need to be like a key in a lock. A match that works. Mugger eyes. Let's take a look at it out here. We have the Dow Industries trading up 72. After hitting all-time highs, NASDAQ down to buck 30. S&Ps off six and a half. Gold contract up $11.50. Trading out at $17.93 an ounce. We have Silver up 19 cents. Trading out at $24.36 an ounce. LightSuite crewed up a buck 30, $83.81. A barrel, notes and bonds. The 10-year note. Up five ticks, trading $130.11. The 30-year up 17 at $158.09 and $Kingdala. $Kingdala up to down $110.10 ticks. 93.661. Euro is at $116.00. The yen is at $113.47. The British pound is at $138.00 to $1.00 U.S. dollar. iPhone numbers<PHONE_NUMBER>. Give us a call, folks. I know it's going on in your world. And the world of the S&Ps, let's take a look at them. What do you have? So if we take a look at the spy, folks, we tested the all-time high. You're off it slightly. Bottom line, you know, my take is that we're going to a lower end of this consolidation. Right now the spy hit 454.67 today. The bottom of this consolidation is 426. So you're talking about some big numbers here. We got all the way up there. He had a contraction all the way up. When you get that done, bottom line, lower price is coming at you. Dow industrial. So let's just see if the Dow's still over its highs. The Dow had juice out here, man. So the Dow, let's see. So the high it was going after was 631. Yeah, it is. It's at 681. So let's see what happens here, man. The Dow closes at highs. That's going to be interesting that the all-time divergence because it closes at highs, you can go to a higher price. The cues, I didn't do the cues. OK, the cues are a whole different animal. These babies have rolled, OK? So what you have with the cues, you're down 317 right now. You have already got an expansion of volume as you basically make in the term. So I expect what you're going to see here is that we right now are at 374.05. We hit 372.38 intraday out here. Let's just go see how the end cues are actually set up here. So it's a nice volatility out here today. No doubt, we're down 136 in the end cues. The low, we're at 341. I'm just giving the last three numbers, folks, OK? So we do enough numbers around here that you can get confused pretty quick. Not confused, but if you're in the car, you hear all these freaking numbers and it's insane. OK, so we're down 140 bucks right now. You're at 338. The low is 273. You know, we'll see whether it's going to get tested. It doesn't have to get tested today. You know, it does have high volume down there, so very well couldn't get tested, but it doesn't have to. That being said, what we do have is that if we go over the cues, what you're going to see is that you already have an expansion of volume. So the bottom line, when you get the expansion of volume and you're going downtown, that's giving you the probability that lower price is more than likely coming at us. Gold, gold contract had quite a ride out here today. So look at this intraday, folks. OK, this is a trip, man. So intraday, we had gold explode topside to 1815. We've done 300,000 contracts. And intraday, Powell comes out and says, hey, listen, man, you know, we have definitely got a taper. Nothing has changed, but the bottom line, once you start talking tapering, you saw gold go from a price point of 1815 down to 1783 at about a heartbeat. And it came all the way back. The bottom line is it's already taking its B point out, taking it out with volume, higher price coming at you. The GDX, ABC structure up, confirmed ABC structure up, took out its B point, took it out with volume. GDX is up $0.30 right now, trading $0.3304. That GDX, the ABC structure in the way up is $0.3598. You look at, there's a lot of ABCs up here. I'll go through a few of them. Anglo Ashanti, Anglo Goldrata. That also took out the B point. The B point there had, oh, hold it. We need 60,000 more shares, we'll get that. 2.9 million, bottom line, blew away the B point, did it with volume. That's straight in 1953. The ABC structure is 2257. Goldfields, GFI also did it. There's a lot of them that did it. There's no two ways about that. That, Goldfields, let's see how much volume we needed. I like it, we needed 5.3 million. We have 5.3 million, that means we're gonna do more. With Goldfields, you get 9.69, the A to B equals the C to D is 11.35. So we get some pretty cool action out here. What we will do after the close tonight, eight o'clock tonight, you get the volume on the XAU and the HUI and I expect both of them are gonna have the volume, because all these other equities have the volume. So what I expect we're gonna see is that they are all in ABC structures on the way up. That's a nice number, there's no doubt about it. Some of the higher volume equities we have out here today, oh, look at this, that's the, when is the last time? I was, you know it's so funny folks. So picture, if you're watching Tiger TV, as I brought this up, they're all the gold stocks, I'm saying to myself, hold on man, is that the most, I have a couple of different buttons that I can hit, and I thought I had hit the button for the highest volume in all the stock. What I did is hit the highest volume in the XAU. So let me just change this, because I'm saying to myself, when all these gold stocks are flying? So now we'll go to the S&P. So inside the S&P you got Intel down $6.5, Facebook's off 19, you get Tester up 11 bucks. We have, let's see, applied materials up 319, eBay's up 437. There's some action out here, man. Inside the end of the X100, the strength versus the weakness out here. Strength, eBay is up 5.5%, AMAT 2.5%, CLAC 2.3, and Pinduodoo up 1.9. Taken away from it, Intel, Intel's the big mover. Downtown, down 11.5%, Facebook 5.5%, Mcconnel Libre 4.5%, Moderna 4.3%. So we get some numbers out here, there's no two ways about it. iPhone numbers<PHONE_NUMBER>, stay right there folks, we'll come right back. Are you looking for a way to consistently add winning trades to your portfolio? Tom O'Brien is here to help. Tom O'Brien has been successfully trading markets for over 30 years. A frequent contributor to TD Ameritrade Network and CNBC, Tom O'Brien founded TFNN over 20 years ago to help educate investors just like you. 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So let's go over first. This was interesting this morning, trust me, because I always look at the DAX in the morning folks, okay? And bottom line is that I like trading every day and that when I'm looking at the DAX this morning, I'm selling, shot the NDX 100, but the DAX was up, and the DAX was up pretty good, man. But the bottom line, it couldn't hold price. This is what ends up happening. I don't have, I don't get this volume until later. Let me put this on a weekly, because it took a little swing point out, but then it failed on price. Let me just pull this on a weekly, okay, so damn. This has been just laying up here forever, man. Well, the DAX has volume at the lows of, where DAX is at $15,542, the lows $14,818, and that's where it looks like it wants to go, but let me do this. Let me pull up the exact EWG, and I'll do it this way.  Tell me what you see. On a recommendation. On a recommendation, I see, okay. There's a lot easier shots in the marketplace, that's why I'm asking. This is a January put. A January put, okay. Yeah, do it, you know, because you get, with the EWG you get, we got a low at $32 that has volume, you got a low at $25 that has volume, so you're at $33, man. If this breaks down, if the markets break down, it will go to $25, $25.84, that's what I'm looking at. Yeah, okay. Okay, man. Thanks. Have a great one, man, have a safe one.<PHONE_NUMBER>, check this out, folks, this is a trip. So there was a guy on Bloomberg, I think I talked about this a couple of days ago, he was really good, man, and what it was about was, and this was a commercial real estate guy, this was so impressive to me in general, actually, and what he was talking about, you know, that commercial real estate office buildings in general, okay? The bottom line is that we haven't seen the beginning of office buildings having a hard time, okay? And he didn't think that the low, meaning the nice deals that are inside office buildings wouldn't come for a couple years. And the way he had laid it out was really cool. I mean, it was very common sense way, I really think anyone listened to it, understood it. And I think he's right, and then look at this, man, this is pretty, so Exxon Mobile, if you've ever been to Houston, folks, okay? The bottom line is that, you know, that's oil country in an incredible way. And Exxon plans to crow's two office towers, two, one, two, okay? After the amount of job cuts, employee departures that last year and a half. This is a monster number, folks, okay? Workers in a suburban office buildings known as the Hughes Landing in Woodland, Texas will relocate to the oil giant's main Houston area campus a few miles away. The closure is the latest turn in Exxon's CEO, Darren Woods, to recast what was once the most profitable U.S. corporation after back-to-back oil bust. Bottom line, it's a heads up, folks, okay?  Because it's just all changing. There's some great articles, man, about how they're changing office space. And in fact, let's see, you know, it's in New York Times a couple days ago in the business section. I had a couple different companies, how they're changing office space, how they're making it so when people do come to the office, they're much more comfortable having a good time. One bigger company should check this out. I don't know how they get me worked on, but one bigger company actually made a bakery inside the office also, right? Can you imagine, man, that you're sitting there working, yet they're baking anything?  Give me a chocolate chip cookie, give me a brownie, I'll get some work done. Anyway, there's gonna be a lot of different dynamics that absolutely take place. So let's go take a look at a few, well, actually, SNAP, we gotta go to SNAP first. So SNAP came out with numbers last night, folks. SNAP's down 20%, it's down $19.50, trading 55 bucks. It's a big number.  Last time SNAP had any volume is $43. So that's telling me it's going on at $43. That's how these things work, by the way, once they crack. So that would be a, yeah, that'd be 50% haircut, you know? And what this was all about was they're saying that when Apple had changed its iOS system, the bottom line is that they can't track as much. And so targeting ads is a lot harder. Well, they'll end up doing it, okay, but they can't do it on the back of Apple customers. That's what it really comes down to. You see Facebook here, now, it's gonna be interesting. Facebook looks to me like it's gonna be an ABC down. Now, if this is an ABC down, so check this out. Well, let me see this, okay. What you have is that, that's gonna be awesome, man. Facebook comes out with their numbers the 25th. So we're talking Monday. Oh, man, this is cool. We're talking Monday after the market closes. Now watch this, okay, is that this baby right here, if this is an ABC down and it's gonna be a monster, the 8.384, oh, man, yeah, well, is that that bad? Okay, $67, which would get you about $270. And right now you're at $322, so let's see what's there. $270, there's $286, yeah, $286 is the breakout area, man. Three, I guess, yeah, $250, $280, that's, I suspect what we're gonna see here, you're gonna see Facebook is gonna get, the numbers are not gonna be what the market is looking for right now. Facebook is way off its highs, by the way. They are gonna be looking to bring to the top line, $29.4 billion to the bottom line, $3.17 cents. They're still growing by a large amount, man. They've grown by 9% in the U.S., 9% in Europe, 11, 12% in Asia, and 9% in the rest of the world. So they are growing, but guess what? They're not gonna be growing on the backs of the iPhone users. And that's what, you've heard those other ads about if you're an iPhone, we protect your privacy, that's all about folks, okay? The bottom line is we're still gonna have Google follow us around. We'll see if they can figure that one out. 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After Facebook, I mean, after GameStop, AMC, all this, the bottom line is that there are people out there, they'll buy and sell, they'll do the whole bottle wax, folks, okay? But check it out, man, because I just wanna walk you through how this works, and then I wanna show you just how much money that one fund has already made, and they claim that they made a slight profit. When I show you something, it'll blow your mind. So what happens with this is this, every spark, folks, okay, is issued at $10, and that's all there is in there is actually $10, that's how this works, okay? There's $10 in cash, see this share price, $10? Well, so now let's picture something, let's picture we're doing a spark, we're doing a TFNN spark, so what happens is this, everyone, let's say we all put our money in, let's say we put 100 bucks in a piece, okay? So we all have 10 shares. Then TFNN is gonna go look for a company to take over, to buy. So you have $10 at risk, right? And okay, then we find a company to buy, we find CNBC, we buy CNBC, okay, for $10, okay? Well, they accept the bid, that's the bottom line. Now that bid, when they're accepting it, we're not paying more than $10, that isn't how it works. That's it, man, that's how this goes. And what has happened here, which is just a mindblower, okay, is that they, this stock has actually gone to $175 when it's only worth $10, that's the worth of it. Now let me show you something, okay, so watch this. I'm gonna bring up, and the way we, we don't know, I was hunting this this morning to see about the aspect here, because I gotta show you this first, as to how many shares that they actually could sell. And it doesn't say, see what it says here, Saba Capital quickly sold its entire, oh, its entire stake of unrestricted stock in the Blank Shep company, okay? They did that yesterday, right? So right now, I don't know exactly how much the unrestricted stock is, but I can show you this. And then everyone that is in this, that are the big owners of it, okay? I would say no doubt a selling. And they just made a fortune, man. You can see it, well, a lighthouse investment, 3.2 million shares, the rest of them all got like 2.4 million, 2.4 million, 2 million, bottom line, what a score, man.  It bounced to 175, it almost came back and filled the gap. The gap fill would have been 50 bucks. It got to 67.96, and bottom line. What I want you to understand more than anything, it's worth $10. And that's it, that's all she wrote, you know?  So it's wild, there's no doubt about it. We're gonna take a look at the, let's go take a look at Amazon, because my take is Amazon does wanna go lower. It's been holding up, okay, so we got it, it's coming down today, it's coming down $89 today. This is the consolidation, man. And I suspect if we're actually gonna get a correction at some point, it's will get to the bottom of the consolidation, which is at $28.71. You have 500 bucks away from it right now. And we'll see how that shakes out. There's no doubt, you know, you popped higher, but when we did pop higher, on a weekly basis, the bottom line, you did it with a lot lighter volume. We had come down with 25 million shares, we're gonna be up with 12 million. That is saying that, I guess what, man, not enough buyers versus sellers. eBay, let's go take a look at eBay and see if we get an ABC up. So I gotta put this on a weekly, because on a daily, I can tell it's not because of the retracement. Yeah, the weekly it's not either. So what's going on? So the definition of ABC structure on the way up, folks on the way down, it can't do more than a .618 retracement of the last trend. And you can see that, you know, eBay was at 65, goes to 77, comes back to 68. You know, so that's, if I do the daily, I believe it's gonna be the same way. Oh, I see, it's probably already finished though, because it's a small one, 75, 68, seven bucks. Yeah, it's eight, well, there you go. It did an ABC up, but it did it in one day. It's 80 bucks. So yes, it absolutely did do it in one day. If we take a look at this on a larger basis, let's see what we got here. So put it at a five year, no, not five. Oh, look at this. Just think about this, eBay's on fire again.  Okay, so on a monthly basis, that's been a one way rocket chip, that's for sure. On a monthly basis, the volume's contracting in a much, in a huge way. We did, in the month of September, October, and over in October, August. In August, bottom line is that you did 170 million shares. You went over the high last month with 122 million shares, and we're only at 74 million shares right now. So what you're gonna see there, is that any equity that, as you're going higher, if you're going higher and you're contracting in volume, folks, okay, in a large way, and you can see on the monthly basis in eBay, we contracted our volume by 50%. That's an equity that when it turns, it'll turn very quick and come down fast and furious. Let's go take a look at the copper market, because what we had with copper, copper came down hard yesterday, and we're at 450. My take is that copper wants to go over to the $5 mark. 489 is the high. We got to 482.30. We're back five and a half cents today. I think we're down 15 cents yesterday, man. Let's see, we went from, yeah, we did. We're down 18 cents, actually. Okay, and I see here's the strength that it's coming back into. It needs 104,000 contracts on the way back down. And right now, you only have 87,000. So if you contract once again, this could end up being a really large ABC structure in the way, yeah. And let's get over to silver. We take a look at silver. Silver finally caught a bit out here, as did gold. Silver right now trading up 23 cents. You're at $24.40. This has 78,000 contracts. This is a great contract volume. 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What happened here, folks, is that one of our taggers out of New York decided that they wanted to hire her to figure out why the market never goes down. Only kidding, folks, okay? Brandy has been investigating paranormal experiences in St. Petersburg, Florida since 1997. Initially, she started Spirits of St. Pete as a hobby, but guess what? It grew into a group of five folks that have done dozens of investigations, and guess what? We're gonna find out what's going on. Brandy, welcome to TFNN. Thank you so much. Oh, it's been a day. It's been a day trying to get hooked up with us, right? You must be paranormal, man, right? So first, tell us exactly what paranormal means. Paranormal and supernatural kind of are somewhat interchangeable, but we're dealing with what are called liminal state beings, so things that are in between worlds. And primarily, my group focuses, obviously, on ghosts or spirits, so it's been fun. And so talk to us about what you've discovered, and how, and just exactly, you know, like, yeah, tell us what you've discovered, and we have thought processes here. Paranormal investigation's kind of an interesting thing, and as an academic, formerly of SPPC, I'm teaching part-time right now at State College, Florida. Oh, cool, okay. It is, it's a difficult line to walk, because essentially paranormal investigation is still a pseudoscience. It's getting better, but it's really fueled by entertainment and television, although there is, you know, a little bit more of the engineering and the scientific that's looking into it. But what I've really discovered throughout all my years of both academic and paranormal investigation is that ghosts, basically the ghost story is from all space and all time, back to the Epic of Gilgamesh all the way through today. And I really thought I'd only be doing this for about five years, and it turns out, you know, here I am 24 years later, and we're still finding ghosts. So it's really exciting. No, listen, man, I think anyone that has, you know, some kind of an open mind, there's certain things that happen that there are no doubt that it's like, okay, what is that all about? There's no doubt about that. So let me ask you something. When you say between lives, so is it not necessarily your thought process, but a paranormal thought process that you have like other people right here, like we have a life, like I'm looking right here, but there's someone else that's right here. Is it like a couple different worlds? Now that's gonna depend on your belief system and your background, but the theory is that, and I go with kind of the Joseph Campbell, even though he's kind of a pop culture guy, but he talks about there's two realms, the natural down here and the supernatural here, and the local states are where the two connect. And what I found over the years is that invariably, everybody has something strange that has happened to them that they can't explain. It usually does deal with family or death of some sort, something that's happening right after. So that's kind of that liminal connection. Now if you're Buddhist, yes, the idea is that all of these realms coexist, including the realm of the hungry ghosts, since they're moving through ghosts all the time, which is kind of fun. That's wild, because you know what's interesting what you just said there, right? Like when death does come, what I've found is this is like, okay, so it seems to me that we're here alive, you have death here. You have to have something so you're not scared the whole freaking time that okay, I'm gonna die, there's gotta be something else if this is it, right? So that I can understand that whole concept, okay? Because guess what? I think I'd want to be running around saying, oh no, that's all we're gonna do is die, right? You know, so. You have a bummer. Yeah, exactly, exactly. So that would be there. And like kind of what you just brought up, whether it would be people, even the animals, I've done myself, after something's gone, I'm saying, oh, I think they're there saying hi to me. And then even head-wise, it might be my own head, but it's like, oh, I feel better now, right? That's right, even Freud, I mean, if you go back to Mania at Malacalea and my Latin's terrible, but if you go to Freud, he even talks about ghosts as projection of our own minds that it's internalized grief that's kind of creating this. So absolutely, and I think that's where paranormal investigation gets to be interesting because we do try to correlate history, so I've got historians, off-site historians that will try to do research. I've got some folks that are sensitive, they're not exactly mediums, but they think they can pick up and sense what's going on and have equipment. And in the past year, we started working with the SLS Kinetic Camera, which kind of was popularized, granted by television, but it's given us a few interesting results and kind of working through any false positives, we're still experimenting a bit with it, but it's kind of neat when you can actually get that verification, and that's what I always love, yeah. Now, when you just mentioned Joseph Campbell, is that the guy that, like, this is a long time ago, he had the radio program? Yes, and he was, he used to travel and he wrote, he wrote with a thousand faces, so he came up with something called monomyth, which is the theory of the hero's journey, and that's kind of one of his big pushes out there, but he does talk about the natural and the supernatural worlds in between states, and one of my degrees is actually in religious studies, so I've got three masters and a PhD, believe it or not, even with the blue hair, but I'm also an artist, so we're doing well. Yeah, it looks awesome, man. I mean, woman, it does. I love that guy, Campbell. I haven't listened to him a long time, but in folks that I'm telling you, Google it, he has, his, the way he speaks is very self-empowering, I think, I mean. And it's direct. Yeah. I still use him for my classes as kind of an introduction to religious ideals, so when you start kind of looking at this idea of the two realms and then something in between, and we do find it culturally. China has the yin and yang, the idea that these two connect at the yin and yang lines, and I mean, you just, you find it everywhere, and it's really, really very fascinating. And admittedly, I have to say, once I pass on, I think I have a list of places that I'd like to go. Yeah. So, yeah, I want to check out Rome again, and some friends I'd like to visit just to say hey, and then I guess we'll see what happens after that. So do you figure, are you going to try to program yourself before the fact? Yes, I think I will try to outline these ideas. We'll see if it works. Listen, I do that. I program myself every day, and I've done it for a long time. And I have programmed myself exactly to talking about it. I know it's far out, but guess what folks? It doesn't matter how far out it is. None of us know. So why not do it, right?   And then you have something called Pascal's wager, Pascal's wager, which basically says, you know, is it better to do it? Even if it might not exist, and the answer ultimately is yes, because if it doesn't, it won't matter anyway. I know. That's what's so cool about it though, right? That's fine, absolutely. And it is very unpredictable. There's no laboratory settings. We're not finding a lot of parapsychologists these days. And academics are kind of slowly kind of starting to get into this. When I started, it was before the TV shows. And I was a young professor at the time. And, you know, I was teaching religion. And I had students who saw me on an interview for one of our local news channels. And the next class period, they came in and they said, we know what religion you are. And I'm like, what's that? And they said, you're an occultist. I'm like, no. I just work with the dead. I don't control them. That is so good. Well, listen, Brandy, this has been absolutely awesome. Really appreciate it. The website, folks, is thespiritsofsaintpeat.com. You can check her out on Facebook, Spirits of St. Pete. 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You got the turn out here today, but just like Netflix doing an ABC structure on the way up, I really gotta watch it. You can see that you have a huge expansion of volume and the cues. So yesterday you made a high out here with 25 million down with 33. I suspect that turn is here. We'll see how it shakes out with some follow-through. We are gonna have a month, a slew, of all the big tech numbers next week. Amazon, let's see, when's the Amazon? Is it 25th, I think, 28th? So next week's the week, man. Big tech week and a monster wait. Oh, as you remember, folks, the bank and claw your heart out the book and run you over and thank God, there's always another trade. Health happens in prosperity, have a great weekend, have a safe weekend, enjoy the fall, folks. Yesterday's gone, tomorrow's not here. What are you doing right now? Well, have a good time, man. Thanks for being here. Have a great weekend, safe weekend. Come back and visit Tommy Monday morning, folks. Nine o'clock kicks us off. 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dressing up at the security forces. The US House of Representatives has backed the repeal of the 2002 authorization for the use of military force that allowed the war in Iraq. It comes as lawmakers work to withdraw the authority to declare war from the White House. The White House voted 268 to 161 in favour of repealing the authorization. All but one nay vote came from the Republicans, although at least 49 joined Democrats in favour of repeal. The measure must also be approved by the Senate to be enacted. On this vote, the nays are 268 and the nays are 161. The bill is passed. Without objection, a motion to reconsider is laid on the table. Repealing the 2002 AUMF will defend Congress's constitutional authorities and our American democracy system of separation of powers. Under the Constitution, it is the Congress who has the sole duty to declare war. We must reassert that authority to decide if and when our country goes to war. This repeal is also possible because of the leadership of President Joe Biden who understands and has respect for Congress's constitutional authorities. And he understands the need for this action to keep our troops and the American people safe. Again, that is our first responsibility. Would have no effect on any outgoing military operations in Iraq. In fact, leaving the AUMF on the books, only thing that it does is risk inviting future administrations to try to stretch its legal authority and bypass our constitutional obligation to make decisions on matters of war and peace. We cannot allow this outdated AUMF to be used as a blank check for future wars. It is long past time for Congress to reassert its constitutional role in authorizing and providing oversight over United States military action. I urge all my colleagues to support this bill and I yield back the balance of my time. I am all for updating this thing, but to completely do away with it and just give this president article two authorities to do whatever he wants without any congressional review. In my judgment is the wrong step forward. This short-sighted and purely political effort to repeal the authority without a replacement sends the wrong message and will embolden the Islamic terror groups and the world's largest state sponsor of terror. I urge my colleagues to vote no on this bill until we have a viable replacement that addresses the threat of Iran and its proxies. Ladies and gentlemen, I understand where this is coming from. I deeply would love an AUMF that replaces this the right way, but this is the wrong process and the wrong order to do that. So I would urge my colleagues to join me in opposing this. Hello. Hope you enjoyed the news. Please do subscribe to our YouTube channel and don't forget to hit the notification button so you get notified about fresh news updates.


Upsackled will be hosting a free Upsackling class at the third annual Mountain Girl Experience. We are going to be having an Upsackling class here at Upsackled and so not a lot of people really understand what Upsackling is or the importance of it and so what we're hoping to accomplish this weekend is to not only hold your hand and guide you through making a super cool little tote bag but also to spread a little bit of knowledge and education about the importance of Upsackling and taking something that is already existing second hand maybe heading towards the trash maybe something that's got some holes in it or some stains and we can take that and give it a second laugh and just try to keep those things from becoming waste. Cancer it's a very scary word but an outstanding treatment facility was here at home. I was led to the Lawson Cancer Center. As a nurse practitioner at the Lawson Cancer Center we are champions for our patients. I am so happy for Robert the treatment worked. During the event attendees will have the opportunity to ask questions interact with black-minded individuals and gain valuable insights into the world of Upsackling. What we're going to do is we're going to just take the t-shirt and we're going to make a couple of cuts and we'll guide you through that process and then we're just going to flip it upside down turn it inside out and take needle and thread and just do a really simple little hand stitch at the bottom to give us that not secure bottom to our bag. In an era of fast fashion and disposable consumerism the need to address textile waste has become increasingly urgent. This class is completely free the only cost you would be out is if you wanted to purchase one of our t-shirts here however you can definitely bring your own so we do have a limited number of seats so be sure to get here early and bring your t-shirt and just be ready to hang out and learn about why it's important to be conscientious about the waste that we're creating and reusing materials anytime that's a possibility. Reporting from Mountain Top News I'm Ethan Miller.


My research is about investigations of risks associated with tropical bacterial pathogens under various level 3 conditions. I have been working at Mahidol and Oxford Tropical Medicine Research Unit since 2009 As bio-safety officer, the last two decades of gam-negative microorganisms predominant in laboratory and hospital acquire infections. This database can help bio-safety officer to carry out quantitative list assessment of laboratory procedures. I have three experiments of my study. First one, I need to determine the number of bacteria that can survive on many types of material that we use to build the laboratory facility. For the second experiment, we try to count the number and investigate the efficiency of disinfectant that can decontaminate the bacteria that lab workers use to decontaminate equipment in the laboratory. And the last one, we decide a series of accident and we will count the number of bacteria in each activities by using sampling machines. I have joined some of our lightening course with the Open University so that course is useful for me in part of my project. Some microorganisms can cause human disease. I hope this database can help people who are working in the laboratory to work with microorganisms safely.


with astronaut device to Colonel Francisco Frank Rubio. Our host for today's ceremony is the Secretary of the Army, the Honorable Christine E. Wormith. Ladies and gentlemen, please stand for the arrival of the official party. Please be seated. Ladies and gentlemen, Secretary Wormith. Good afternoon, everyone. It is great to see you all. Thank you so much for joining us here today to recognize Colonel Frank Rubio for his truly extraordinary accomplishment. It's my pleasure to present Frank with the Army astronaut device today, one of the most rarely earned qualifications across the Army. In fact, there are only two other active duty Army soldiers who have this device today. As I travel around and talk to different audiences, I often highlight all of the opportunities and possibilities that the Army offers. Colonel Rubio is a stellar example of someone who has made the absolute most of every opportunity. What started as a way to pay for college turned into quite an adventure. From the time he entered West Point as a cadet, Frank has taken advantage of every opportunity the Army has put in front of him. Whether that was joining the Black Knights parachute team, earning his major in international relations, or learning how to fly Black Hawk helicopters, he gained the education and training that set the foundation for the rest of his career. As he deployed to Bosnia, Iraq, and Afghanistan logging over 600 combat flight hours, Colonel Rubio developed his leadership, his team building skills, and his resilience. But his adventure didn't end there, as he applied from medical school through the Uniformed Services University of Health Sciences and earned his doctorate of medicine. As a physician, he brought these skills back to the Army, working in Army hospitals, clinics, and the Tenth Special Forces Group. In between school, training, and deployments, he married his high school sweetheart, Deborah, and they together raised four children. And then finally in 2017, he was presented with the chance to become an astronaut. I will just say clearly we have an underachiever on our hands here. In all seriousness, Colonel Rubio has a powerful U.S. Army story to tell. How his experiences in the Army developed him into the leader he is today. How he has managed to maintain strong relationships with his family that can weather deployments everywhere on Earth, as well as in space. How he learned to adapt to unexpected changes to the mission, whether as an aviator or an astronaut, when he was aboard the International Space Station. How he built and relied on the trust he had with his teammates, whether in operational theaters here on Earth, or when they were thousands of miles away at the Mission Control Center. Few in the Army have such an unusual story, but many soldiers, I think, would tell you that, like Frank, the Army enabled them to be all they could be. Colonel Rubio, you are a stellar example of the Army's core values and what it means to lead a life of service. You inspired audiences around the world as you orbited the Earth for 371 days. And now, back on Earth, you continue to inspire others as you share your experience with the public. Most Americans would probably be surprised to learn that you as an astronaut are an Army officer. But in fact, the Army has worked closely with NASA to advance space exploration since the beginning of the U.S. space program. It was a U.S. Army rocket that carried the first American astronaut into space. And the Army remains at the forefront of our nation's ability to explore and defend against threats in space. Today, the U.S. Army Space and Missile Defense Command works tirelessly to advance the nation's interests by integrating space capabilities into military operations, countering space-based threats to our country, and supporting the space exploration programs, that's a mouthful, through the Army astronaut detachment. Since 1978, our partnership with NASA has produced 19 Army astronauts. These uniquely skilled and extremely qualified people represent the very best of our talented officers and warren officers in the Army. As we humans explore further into space, and NASA returns to the Moon and sets its sights beyond the Moon to Mars, the Army will continue to play an important role in the exploration of space long into the future. And we will build on the research that Colonel Rubio did on the International Space Station for 371 record-setting days. Few humans have gone into space, and even fewer have conducted a spacewalk, much less three, or spent anywhere close to the amount of time that Frank Rubio has spent orbiting the Earth. So it's truly a privilege to have him representing the Army and the United States. Frank, you've inspired so many people around the country and around the world. It's my pleasure to present you today with the astronaut device, which is fittingly going to go on your Army aviator's wings. Wings that reflect over 1,100 hours of flight time here on Earth and 371 days in space. So please join me here on stage, and I will present you with the Army astronaut device. Ladies and gentlemen, please remain seated during the presentation. Colonel Francisco Rubio is being presented one of the least awarded badges in the United States military, the senior aviator badge with astronaut device, also known as the United States astronaut badge for successful completion of an operational mission in space. As a member of the Expedition 68 crew, Colonel Rubio and his team launched on 21 September 2022 on the Soya MS-22 spacecraft from the Baikonur Cosmodrome in Kazakhstan to the International Space Station and landed on 27 September 2023, breaking the record of the longest single-duration spaceflight for United States astronaut with a mission duration of 371 days. During the mission, Colonel Rubio traveled 157,412,306 statue miles and saw the arrival of 15 visiting vehicles to the space station. Colonel Rubio also conducted three spacewalks totaling 21 hours 24 minutes of total spacewalking time. Colonel Rubio's accomplishments speak to his outstanding devotion to duty and a testament of his commitment to the Army and the nation. Secretary Wermuth will present Colonel Rubio with a star note and coin. Thank you, Secretary Wermuth. Ladies and gentlemen, Colonel Frank Rubio. Madam Secretary, Lieutenant General Ganey, Mrs. Ganey, Sergeant Major Foley, Major General Rafferty, thank you guys for your team for hosting us today. This has been amazing and ma'am thank you for hosting us here at the Pentagon. What an incredible honor it is to represent the Army and honestly the biggest honor for me out of this badge is the fact that to me it's the ultimate team badge. You absolutely cannot get to space on your own and so no matter how talented you are, no matter what you've done in your background, it takes a team of thousands to get you to space and so first and foremost I'd like to thank Team Rubio to my wife Debra, my four kids Lydia, Andrew, Laura and Alyssa. They're the reason that I was able to do this and that I've been able to really have my entire career and so without them and the support that I get from them none of this would be possible. Also to the NASA team, the team of flight directors, flight controllers, the trainers who put thousands of hours into making sure that we're ready and that when we get to this crazy thing called space we feel perfectly at home and perfectly natural because they've trained us so well. I'm incredibly grateful for that team and for what they've contributed to human spaceflight and it's pretty amazing to think that we've had humans in space for 23 continuous years and it's really because of that team. And lastly to my army team who really is the foundation of who I am as a person. The people who've surrounded me and mentored me and it's so awesome that I'm actually I have classmates here today with Travis, Patrick, Sammy, Pete. Thank you guys so much for being here. It means the world to me. I can't believe we started this adventure together way too long ago now. And to look around and see what you guys have done, what our classmates have done is incredible and that's just what this organization represents. They take young men and women and they shape us and mold us and then eventually we become leaders of our nation which is pretty incredible. And what a beautiful, wonderful nation we do get to lead and represent. And to the soldiers here, I know that it sounds like a lot of stuff. What this resume doesn't mention is all the failures, all the times that people have had to pick me up and all the times that I've had to have Grace that my commander, often a sergeant major pulling me aside, and just showing me Grace because you go out there and you do a lot of great things and you screw up a lot of great things. But they let you try again and that's one of the best things about our organization. So good luck someday you're going to be old and you're going to do even bigger and better things and it's going to be awesome to see what you guys do. So thank you all for making the time. Again, it's a huge honor for me to represent our Army team and to be a part of this family. So thank you all for being here. Thank you, Colonel Rubio. Ladies and gentlemen, this concludes today's ceremony. Please stand for the departure of the official party. Good afternoon, ladies and gentlemen. I am Colonel Roger Cabinus, Director of Army-Media Relations Division. This afternoon, Army astronaut Colonel Frank Rubio will take a few questions from members of the media. Our purpose is to honor Colonel Rubio and to educate the public on the benefits and possibilities of Army service through recognition of Colonel Rubio's record-breaking human spaceflight mission. As previously mentioned, Colonel Rubio returned September 27, 2023, after spending 371 days on the International Space Station. He holds the record for the longest spaceflight for an American astronaut. Colonel Rubio graduated from the United States Military Academy in 1998 and earned a Doctor of Medicine from the Uniform Services University of the Health Sciences in 2010. Prior to attending medical school, he served as a UH-60 Black Hawk helicopter pilot and flew more than 1,100 hours, including more than 600 hours of combat in imminent danger of time during deployments to Bosnia, Afghanistan, and Iraq. Dr. Rubio was board-certified family physician and flight surgeon. He was serving in the 10th Special Forces Group at Fort Carson when he was selected by NASA to join the 2017 astronaut candidate class. All comments made today are on the record. Please limit yourself to one question and one follow-up to permit others an opportunity to ask questions as well. With that, we'll open it up for questions. I will start in the room. Courtney from NBC. Hey, Colonel. Congratulations. Courtney and QB with NBC News. So what I guess, what's next for you?  Is that possible, or are you just going to just go be a doctor, I guess? I guess, what's next? Hey, Courtney, thank you so much for that question. Yeah, so my plan is to stay with NASA and continue to contribute to the mission, right? So the amazing thing is that we've had humans in space for 24 continuous years now, and hopefully we're going to keep that going for at least the next decade or so.  And that's the goal. Hopefully I'll get to fly again. You know, part of that is going to be determined by my health, right, so far so good. But you never know, you can't take that for granted. And so you have to be able to pass your flight physical. And assuming that I'm able to stay in the shape that I need to do that, I hope to contribute to the mission both as support and flying again. Lou Martinez. Hi, Lou Martinez with ABC News. Given the amount of time that you spent in space, and we've seen studies before with the Kelly Brothers, are there follow-through medical examinations that you're going through, or are you part of a study to see, you know, again, the impact of space on the human body? Yeah, great question, Lou, because it is, unfortunately, a very small number of us that have been to space. The good thing is, you know, after Scott, Christina Cooke, Mark Van De Heye and myself have all been near or just passed a year in space. And so the number is growing. And yeah, we come back and they do just about every single study you can imagine on us because the medical team, the science team, is so interested in what happens to the human body up there. And the end or the population that's experienced that is so small. So they do, unfortunately, the reality is for anything medical, right, on such a small number, you can't generalize what the results are. And so we'll continue to study, we'll continue to have people living up there for that long. And after a while, we'll have enough data to be able to say, okay, this is in general how the human body responds in space. And personally, what have you experienced that you saw that was different? Or maybe even something in his hands? Yeah, no, no, it's, you know, it's actually been a really good life lesson that to reinforce certain things as far as if you put in the work, the results are pretty good. And so I came back actually did really well. And it's not because of me personally, it's just the training and exercise team that helps us plan our exercise while we're up there, they have this phenomenal protocol. And if you follow it pretty closely, I did really well. And I think that was because of what the team put together. So like, like in life, right, if you put in the work, generally, the results are going to be okay. Yep. Great. Matt Adams, let's start in strikes. Hi, thank you for doing this, Carl. Can you talk a little bit about why you wanted to do this, what made you want to be with NASA? And can you talk a little bit about the mission itself, what, what exactly you were doing for that over a year? I appreciate that question, Matt. You know, I think there's, there's not two kinds of astronauts, but generally either you've wanted to be an astronaut since you were a kid, and that's kind of your dream.  And when you, when you do, and when you figure out what the team is doing, you kind of fall in love with the idea of, hey, I get to go out and explore space, do something really challenging and hard, and see if I can contribute to that mission. And you get to be if something part of something, which in this case is the NASA team, that is bigger than yourself, right? So both NASA, our nation. And it's a few things where you can say, hey, my job helps represent humanity. And that's a pretty powerful thing to be a part of. And so it's just kind of an honor to do it. I guess that is why I love it, right? Like, it is just such an incredible experience. And to be able to inspire the next generation, contribute to science, technology that we're developing that's going to help humanities in ways that we probably can't even imagine right now. It's a neat thing. And were there Army and NASA? Were there things from your Army days that you were able to incorporate with NASA or what? Well, yeah, correlation there. Everything, you know, really, probably the most important things are teamwork, right? And that's something we live every single day in the Army of, hey, individually, we absolutely have incredibly talented people. But as a team, you can do so much more. And so you learn to work as a team, you learn to help the other people on your team how to make them better, how to help them thrive. And you can bring that to really any any aspect of life, but certainly to spaceflight. So that that's probably the number one thing.  And, you know, the Army, for me, at least, provided so many opportunities to have that experience, whether it was jump out of a plane, you know, the first time that you hover a helicopter can be a pretty scary experience. The first time you fly in combat, I mean, just, it's almost innumerable.  And so honestly, even something as unique as being in space, it was almost the exact same feeling where you're a little bit nervous, but you trust in your training, you out and do it. And yeah, it went really well. Yeah. I think we have someone on the line on the phone here. Carla Babb, Voice of America. Are you on? I am on. Yes. Thank you very much. Hi, Colonel. Thank you for doing this. I just wanted to find out, you know, what was your most memorable moment while you were in space? And then I have a quick follow-up if I may. Hey, Carla. Yeah, absolutely. So I'll answer the first question. And, you know, that's a tough one because I've had a chance to answer this question before, and I say it's kind of like asking, who's your favorite kid? And there's no right answer to that because there's so many things that were so memorable. Launch, you know, just getting on a rocket and being on top of 300 tons of rocket fuel is a pretty incredible feeling. The space walks and the fact that you're out in space in a very small, personal-sized space vehicle is pretty incredible. And then reentry, where you essentially become a meteorite, right? And you have a plasma layer a couple of inches below you because of the heat that's generated. All those things were awesome. So to pick a favorite out of those, I don't know that I could do that, but those were probably the biggest highlights. But I'll tell you one of the biggest things that nobody really thinks about for me. I got to fly with 28 other people in space. And given that there's only been a little over 600 humans that have ever been to space, to fly with that many and get to know them on a personal level up there, that was a pretty unique experience and something that I'll always treasure. Thank you for that, girl. I appreciate that. And my last question, because Voice of America reaches a lot of the Latin American audience, and I noticed that your parents are Salvadoran and your mother lives in El Salvador. I'm assuming that you are the son of immigrants. Can you just talk a little bit about how that has shaped who you are today and helped shape who you've become? Yeah, no, absolutely. And you're right. Both my mother and father are from El Salvador, and my mom and I basically was my mom and I living here in the U.S. And I think it is the American dream. It really represents the fact that we have so many opportunities. And again, I really value the fact that it's the opportunity that's given, not the results. And I think if you put in the hard work, if you dedicate yourself and you sacrifice, really almost anything is possible. And it's not all going to be positive. You'll have some negative things along the path. But in general, I've had the pleasure of both working and living in many parts of the world at this time. And I always come back to how amazing our nation really is. And it just makes you so grateful to live where we are. Great. Thank you. I think that's all for one more here. David? Did you have any, Dave Virgen, defense.gov, did you have any interactions with the cosmonauts up there? And did you learn any Russian? And I guess there's topics you avoided, like maybe Ukraine or something. Yeah, no, Dave. And I actually flew with a marine. So I like your Nicole's a phenomenal astronaut. So actually, I launched with cosmonauts. And our mission was the first one to essentially reestablish that flying together mission after we had broken off relations for a little bit as far as flying together. And to me, that was a great honor. Honestly, the space station is designed in a way that we cannot fly without each other. They have to have our navigation system. We have to have their propulsion system. It's connected. It can't be taken apart. And it's designed that way for a reason. And so to be able to reestablish that relationship and train there was a huge honor for me. And ultimately, you just focus on the mission is the reality.  And that's what you focus on. And the reality is, at the time, we thought we were going to live together for six months. It turned out to be a year.  And so that's what you focus on. They've become really close friends. They have beautiful families. They've gotten to know my family. And, you know, it's not that we avoid the other topic, but ultimately, I think if you're focused on the mission and you're focused on the people you love and why you're doing the mission, I think that's enough. And then we were able to have a very successful mission. Great. Thank you for your time, sir. This is going to conclude our press engagement. I know you have pretty tight schedules. Yeah, no, no. Thank you all for making the time. Appreciate it. Thank you. Thank you.