. >>> ann rubin tells us new police officers getting the history books before they hit the streets. >> reporter: san jose's future police officers are getting a crash course in the past. this is a first of its kind class when the police chief says was born out of necessity. >> they teach us a lot and academy, what don't teach is then negative things america law enforcement has been responsible for. we need to own up to that so in partnership with the san jose state university the chief devised a history class for the cover local topics like the 1933 lynching in st. james park and batons and brutalities in 1969 siesta del rosa. the cover officer involved students from ferguson to fruitvale station. >> a lot of times when he see the shootings take place that is a final straw in a situation that has been years in the making. >> the idea to give new recruits context before sending them out in the community. but then forces the class has been invaluable. >> efforts it can be difficult to talk about or to listen to how others might perceive it or the reasons that others might have acted the

regional and international confrontation which will bring tragedy to our country as you well know rubin is a former deputy assistant secretary of state c. joins me now live from washington d.c. . a lot of support for the. position when it comes to syria iran but as we just heard there are still some divisions there among u.s. allies on this perceived threats from iran. yeah how there really is and the region right now as you just described in your previous package is divided on how to confront iran the question about iran as a regional actor that is creating very difficult circumstances chaotic circumstances in syria in lebanon on in yemen that is not in dispute but there is dispute about saudi arabia's role as well and engaging iran in those fights so to see these meetings come out with a little more of a diplomatic boost for saudi arabia that that does give them some within the sales but it doesn't answer these core busy questions which is how will the regional states saudi and the u.a.e. ready in particular how will they engage iran in a manner that avoids a major war because that's

in san jose, ann rubin, ktvu fox 2 news. >>> the former all-pro player on the 49ers is devastated that someone pulled out and snapped 2000 of his young cherry trees on his farm in brentwood. former 49ers center jerry newberry says you can imagine the effort it took to destroy $30,000 worth of cherry trees. he says he's heartbroken but he's also going to replant the trees and says he will install surveillance cameras to deter further vandalism. he says his farm is still open for sustenance to pick cherries. so far, no arrests have been made. newberry plate for the 49ers, raiders, and charges before retiring 10 years ago. >>> we can storms displaced nearly 50 people in stockton when a roof gave way in an apartment complex. >> the whole roof fell in, and it almost smashed me. >> the section of roof collapsed at the met agreed apartment says the city was being counted with heavy rain and hail. 20 units were damaged. fortunately, no one was to seriously hurt, the residents said they were terrified. >> i was frantic. i was all over the place , scared, you know, trying to get stuff off the wa

promoted competition is the former mayor of shallow in the contested west bank david rubin joins me via noisy skype link from new york david welcome to going underground so what does having the euro vision song contest in tel aviv mean to you well it's very very important clue for the country you know israel. there was controversy over this. israel wunderlist your vision and as you know there's a tradition that the country that wins the order of vision post your vision in the following year but of course haven't had ms real is is a recognition that the maybe the world is becoming a better place for the spite the objections of some of the it's and will be people like roger waters and others. there's absolutely no reason why israel should not be the host it's obviously pink floyd's our front man roger waters deny that he is an anti semite absolutely and for all of what you're saying i'm happy you are you know only too well about security issues presume we'll have to be very tight just remind us the story that you recently of a. oh the militants nearly killed you and your 3 year old son sp

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from a competition is the former mayor of shallow in the contested west bank david rubin joins me via a noisy skype link from new york david welcome to going underground so what does having the euro vision song contest in tel aviv mean to you well it's very very important for the for the country you know israel. there was controversy over this . israel wonder less your vision and as you know there's a tradition that the country that wins the or vision owes the euro vision in the follow on year but of course having it miserable is is a recognition that maybe the world is becoming a better place of the spine the objections of some of their dicer mates and will be people like roger waters and others. there is absolutely no reason why israel should not be the host it's obviously pink floyd's our front man roger waters deny that he is an anti-semite absolutely and for all of what you're saying how happy you are you know only too well about security issues presume it'll have to be very tight just remind us the story that you've been talking recently of how the militants nearly killed you an

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>>, rhetoric from this rubin. congressional oversight is important.eople reach accommodation. you mentioned rod rosenstein because he was being sought by previous congress for many months, never kept quiet about the 25th amendment solution for wearing a wiretap, you want to get to the bottom of these things that you want people to reasonably accommodate and the attorney general said he was seeking to work with these people, they moved immediately to a contempt vote does not speak well of their desire to match that. >> how much at the supreme court, various legal fights over subpoenas and the reveals? >> i am very confident it will get to a federal court. historically these disputes are almost always resulting compromise negotiation, both parties giving a little. we haven't seen any of that. we have seen the exact opposite. we've seen the rhetorical dial turned up to 11, put them in jail, do this, do this, got to get serious. not a lot of room for, hope springs eternal but i suspect before the dust settles we will see judges weighing in. >> thank you b

ann rubin tell us the new offices are hitting the history books before they hit the steep streets. >>> >> reporter: san jose police officers are getting a crash course, when the police chief says is more not of necessity . >> with they don't teachers in the academy is the negative thing that american law enforcement has been responsible for. we need to own up to it. >> reporter: in partnership with san francisco university, the chief devised a history class, covering the batons and brutality of 1969 fiesta delarosa. they also covered officer involved shootings from ferguson to fruit station . >> that is really just the final straw in a situation that has been years in the making. >> reporter: the idea? to give new recruits cont before sending them into the community. torres says the class has been invaluable . >> at first it is difficult to talk about or listen to others how they might perceive it or the reason others might have acted the way they did. but in the end, it widens the picture. >> reporter: the class is taught on san jose's states campus by professor grant woods who also

in fremont and rubin, ktvu f0x2 news. s times reported ost to build will cost an extra $1.8 billion to build the first section of track in the central valley, bringing the total to 12.4 billion dollars. the report says the 19 mile section from bakersfield to merced would be completed sometime between 2026 and 2030. back in march, governor gavin newsom cast doubt on the future of high-speed rail in california, refusing to commit to the project beyond that first section. >>> in walnut creek, police are trying a new tactic in their fight against car break-ins and other crimes. they are putting trackers on items in hopes of putting a thief in the act and shortly thereafter. bait items include everything from purses to bikes. officers say they have made about a dozen arrests since starting this program. >> hypothetically, a tracker instead of inside of a purse? >> the purses meds, dispatch center is notified and we are able to monitor it and follow where that item is going. in residential areas, parks and parking garages. >>>

. >> i got some bad news for a former 49er, rubin foster in his first practice this year with the redskins suffered a torn acl, and he is out for the season. meanwhile. side receiver antonio brown demanded a trade because of his issues with ben roethlisberger who is critical of his antics. pittsburgh offered this apology. >> so you say sorry only goes so far. you can't take it back and i wish i could because if that's what ruined our friendship and our relationship, i truly am genuinely sorry about that. >> blazers, any chance. >> y out of your mind. blazers and 7 in a heartbeat. dan is going to take it to him with a bruised rib or separated rib and then in milwaukee. >> as you see, cannabis is plentiful here in portland. >> i was going to say. >> back to you guys. >> i will take a piece of that action if he wants to do it. got to have loyal fans, dennis. thanks. cbs evening news -- i don't know what's going on. it's portland. cbs evening news coming up next. >> with a preview. >> here is a look at some of the stories we are working on. >> people head for cover as tornado warns sound acros

as ann rubin explains now, developers are hoping this is a project that can be replicated. >> reporter: at the second street studio, residents are moving in, many of them bringing everything they own in the single back. each of them have been homeless until today. >> i got myself a refrigerator. >> reporter: duane lane just moved into his unit. before this, yet all but given up hope on having his own place. >> you know, words can't even explain. i mean i'm just spellbound, you know? it's like christmas morning. >> the project is the first of its kind in san jose, offering permanent supportive housing to those who need it most. 146 people will call it home. have gardere 24 hours and suppo site. >> we have moving into this building, we have over 400 years of homelessness combined. 400 years of homelessness that are ending this week. >> it's the idea that not only do they have a home, but they have the services that allow them to not only stay house but drive. >> reporter: the building was stacked with modular units on top of another. the developer for committing housing got the project a

dave rubin hosts the rubin report on youtube and he joins us now.o you almost get sick of these double standards stories were people on the left are allowed to do things that people on the right would be indicted for doing but this is so over-the-top. you have to kind of wonder, is there a limit really? >> i truly wish at this point that there was almost anything that could shock me coming out of the progressive movement, but the answer is no. look, there was a bigot and a racist and a bully in those videos, but it was the guy that was holding the camera. this is an elected official who was trying to offer money to dox, that means release personal information about people that potentially i assume within his district. and it's beyond just what this guy is doing, the bullying that he's doing in the name of being so self-righteous. it's also the fact that, as you noted, he used a twitter video app to broadcast that video. you're not allowed to dox people according to the twitter terms of service. so it's not just that the democrats won't say anything

rubin another plus for chelsea. —— n'golo ka nte another plus for chelsea. —— n'golo kante will be injured slight advantage for chelsea heading into their second leg. things are much healthier for arsenal. they take a 3—1 aggregate lead to valencia and there's much more at stake than the europa league trophy for unai emery‘s side. if they do end up winning the competition they'll qualify for next seasons champions league. we are here. we can take some examples. not yesterday, but also the past. but knowing it's difficult here we are going to play with all ambition, full motivation, and the preparation needs to be good for this match, also. so can arsenal do it? let's get the thoughts of our radio 5 live commentator alistair bruce ball who's with the former scotland midfielder don hutchison. welcome to valencia where the sun is shining and the wind disgusting. the players won't feel it inside the magnificent stadium this evening. arsenal bringing a 3—1 lead to valencia. but, don, beware the european comeback, we saw it with livable tuesday night, we saw it with tottenham last night, arsenal

of them were even approached the people picked to fix the crisis were those who created the robert rubin crowd the goldman sachs croak they created the crisis are no more powerful than before is that accident well not when you pick those people to create an economic plan and then what do you expect to happen. meanwhile for the poor let market principles prevail don't expect any help from the government the government's the problem not the solution and so on that's essentially neo liberalism and it's has this dual character which goes right back in economic history one set of rules for the rich opposite set of rules for the poor. and nothing surprising about this exactly the dynamics you expect if the population allows it to proceed she's going to go on and on like this until the next crash which is so much expected that credit agencies which kind of evaluate the. status of firms are now counting into their calculations the taxpayer bailout that they expect to come in after the next crash which means that the beneficiaries of these credit ratings like the big banks they can borrow money m

joel rubin is formerly a u.s. deputy assistant secretary of state he says saudi arabia's approach to iran going forward still needs clarification. the question about iran as a regional actor that is creating very difficult circumstances chaotic circumstances in syria in lebanon on in yemen that is not in dispute but there is dispute about saudi arabia's role as well and engaging iran in those fights so to see these meetings come out with a little more of a diplomatic boost for saudi arabia that does give them some way to the sales but it doesn't answer these core questions which is how will the regional states saudi and the u.a.e. in particular how will they engage iran in a manner that avoids a major war because that's what everyone here in washington right now is very much concerned about dealing with iran but not sparking a major regional war that we here in the u.s. get sucked into we really are having a dissonant policy right now coming out of the white house the president one day says he doesn't want a war h

honourable members, my name is rubin david goodman.i was born in oakland, we didn't buy our house on colby street until i was an infant less than six months old. i think the sentiment of the chinese merchants and the chinese community is overwhelming that our subway station should be named the chinatown subway station. we ar are a major tourist city d we have people visiting from all over the world and it's very important that it be easy for them to find places in san francisco. they may be here only a day or two. they need to find chinatown. they don't need to be confused about who rose pak may or may not have been. i want to honor my son, michael joshua-goodman. he went to gratten elementary school or lincoln high school where he was the spirit director. he nowly in kansas city, missouri, working for the transit system and born on may 8 of 1982, full moon in may, and i was unanimouslie unanimously end that was a great honor and thank you very much. >> thank you, are goodman. next speaker, please. >> i was born in 1950 and my father h

amy turning now to international news including trump's tariff battle with china i'm joined by joel rubin he's a former member of the obama state department and currently president of the washington strategy group he joins me from washington d.c. joel joel thanks so much for joining us we appreciate it it's my pleasure thanks to me so joel in the u.s. china trade fight the u.s. trade representative's office has filed paperwork to formally raise tariffs from ten percent to twenty five percent on about two hundred billion dollars a year of chinese imports effective this friday twelve zero one am what is your reaction to this latest move well this is clearly caught the attention of the chinese and it's intended by the president to put pressure on china right now the eleventh hour of negotiations but it's a shocker. it really came out of left field seems as if in the president and his top aides were saying that they were close to a deal so to have this come out implies that the president felt like he wasn't getting what he needed out of the chinese but this is the kind of move that can also h

. >> honourable supervisors, my name is rubin david goodman. i'm the son of murial and ben goodman who risked their lives for the steel in chicago. my uncle sam was a wrestler known as the chicago kid and moved to l.a. during world war ii and had an african-american nightclub and he was then known as goodie. my life and my well-being is in jeopardy. and i'm getting no support from the sfpd, the sheriff's department, supervisor aaron peskin. i'm getting treated like a piece of garbage as people who are poor are often treated by nonprofits in this city. nonprofits soak the city of money and treat the poor and disadvantaged as pieces of garbage. pui once wrote an article for te police chief called police stop assaulting homelessness women. that was base on the other hande of encountering two homelessness women who had pand had hands ony security. you're on camera. my cousin is a network news producer in new york city. carin shapiro. she's worked for every major network and is now a freelancer. you're under the watchful eye of the shapiro-goodman f

delegating that to someone who actually has a different view of where we should be going than he does joe rubin thank you very much indeed for taking the time to talk to us. thanks thank you well at least 9 people have been killed in an airstrike carried out by the saudi a morality coalition on yemen's we a district that's east of ties province the raid reportedly targeted a petrol station some of the victims were children i'm funerals of been held for children killed in strikes that targeted military sites in sanaa that's the yemeni capital hoofy run t.v. reporting that 6 civilians died and dozens of others were injured including 2 russian health care workers his have controlled the capital since 2014. we've got a lot more to come on this al-jazeera news hour including their anger maybe celebrate his party's landslide win in india's general election. new york becomes the latest u.s. states trying to end religious exemptions for parents who don't want to vaccinate their children. and the big names gear up for the french open looks ahead to the year's 2nd grand slam. that several prominent conse

it needs to be met with a harder response and it has that show ready to talk to many thanks to joe rubin that. the united nations security council has been warned that libya is on the verge of descending into a prolonged civil war the u.n. special envoy for libya briefed members in new york karsan salamis assessment from a 7 weeks of fighting for control of tripoli by forces loyal to the warlord holly for hafta diplomatic etta james bays reports from the u.n. . the u.n. special representative gas sands salami reporting to the security council on what's been a dramatic and destabilizing period for libya. the country gripped by fresh violence his plans for a national conference representing all libyans overturned by a no day shifts offensive by helli for hafter a renegade general believed to be armed by the united arab emirates and egypt $48.00 days into the attack on tripoli by general have to us forces there has already been too much death and destruction libya is on the verge of descending into a civil war which could lead to the permanent division of the country the damage already done

that's also quite important because this increasing pressure of us on iran and russia and russia only rubin's draw quite. big. divergent lines between them and that's my risk to come to. some school ation which is what happens for the moment. thanks so much for joining us from moscow. is there a new we'll have the latest on the fighting in syria's rebel held province also. take the city. drivers demanding that going on strike in cities around the world. to the next round of the n.b.a. all the details of. people. south korea's military. and identify projectiles the launch took place in the north province south korea says the projectiles were directed towards the east. correspondent monitoring events force from the south korean capital south korea's military what's going to be the launch of these projectiles sketchy information so far what more do we know rob. that's right just in the last few minutes i hailed the defense department officials have been issuing more details of what they do know as you mentioned there they have now confirmed that they were two projectiles the first was launched a

. >> reporter: rubin says his family has struggled with san francisco for years, his brother cycled froml to jail, to street, never getting the care he needed. meaning he had to seek his brother out to help him.>> driving around san francisco making sure he has enough money for food. >> reporter: supervisors unveiled their plan. mental health sf. >> it will create a 24 hour seven day per week center that will offer immediate care to anyone that needs it. >> reporter: the plan will make mental health care available to all and create an office to coordinate the care and expand long-term treatment to make sure those suffering from mental illness or substance abuse don't slip through the cracks. the plan would be paid for through medi-cal and a proposed ceo tax for some of the largest businesses.>> your ceo earns 100 times its typical worker within the same company. the business itself will pay .1% surcharge. >> reporter: for now his brother has stabilized, taking his medication and is attending school. he said he supports the plan hoping that other families don't have to struggle as he did

shannon: joel rubin joins us live. appreciate it.lks -- focus on venezuela and what is going on there. what do you make of it? >> reporter: venezuela is catastrophic and the administration seems stunned about the failure a week ago of forces to leave president madero. juan guaido trying to mobilize support again but it looks worse today than it did a week ago. as mike pompeo is engaging it, russia is playing a double game and we need to be tougher with russia to ensure they pulled out of venezuela and we allow sort of a policy that unfolds that the venezuelan people have done this before, i think we are headed for worse waters going forward. rob: this is a topic that brings together the actors we should be worried about. when you have iran, china and russia invested in and protecting the same place and teaming up. how do you keep these countries from being so potent? >> reporter: you hit the nail on the head. we have a problem with venezuela. we are right now acting in many ways on our own. we started multilaterally with partners fro

ann rubin, ktvu, fox 2 news. >>> to oakland now where a competence trial is set to begin july 29th for the man accused of stabbing a young woman to death on the platform of a concord barlt station. cowell is charged with the death of 18-year-old, nia wilson, and wounding her young sister moments after he got off the train. the trial will determine whether he is competent to stand trial on murder and attempted murder charges. the alameda superior court judge turned over psychiatric records to the prosecution. >>> authorities are on the scene of a deadly, head-on crash on highway 4 in brentwood. both directions of highway 4 are shut down between marsh creek road and balfour road. the accident happened at about 4:30 this afternoon. there is no estimated time when this roadway will reopen. drivers are being urged to find a different route around the area. >> today's temperatures, pretty mild. certainly compared to yesterday and the day before. and even last week. highs tomorrow will warm up from these numbers about 10 degrees. we're gonna find in these inland valleys, mid-70s, upper 70s.

redskins placed rubin foster on the reserved injured list ending his season after the linebacker reportedlyfered a torn acl and you see him down here the injury occurred on a non-contact play on the field during da mo's session. the former alabama star was added to the roster late last season but came to be a bigrt of their defense in 2019 expected but now that hope has faded. >>> a huge honor for former redskins head coach and three time super bowl champion, joe gibbs named as one of five inductees of the 2020 hall of fame class, the owner joe gibbs racing founded in 9219 with his late son, j.d. he has three daytona 500 wins including this year. its not gibbs' first hall of fame ion. went into the pro football hall of fame in 1996. congratulations to coach gibbs. >>> the stanley cup final is set. this year's pairing is a rematch, 49 years in the making. st. louis fans are still singing gloria, rallying cry in the regular season after punching their entrance to the stanley cup final. they will meet for a championship. the bruins will be making their first stanley cup final appearance. for t

. >> ann rubin is outside the santa clara sheriff department with mark. >> reporter: authorities say this began when a group of young men went to the saratoga federated church saying they'd been sexually abused. the church went straight to authorities. >> following a brief investigation the sheriff's office arrested joseph silva junior. he worked as a youth leader at the church and also as a teacher at an immersion program at west valley present, presbyterian church in cupertino. he is accused of sexual battery among other things. he admitted to sending pictures of his genitals and receiving explicit photos from them and return. he was also using social media and text messaging to do with. >> it led to this person providing alcohol today's minors and some sort of touching which resulted in the sexual battery charge. >> they have identified four potential victims. all were teenagers at the time. >> anyone in a position like this as a youth leader and teacher, it is quite disturbing for these types of allegations. >> church officials had no comment. authorities say they have been coope

i bring in david rubin, our mideast expert.of a wider war? >> we are definitely on the brink of a wider war, stuart. the cease-fire and then the fighting and then we have peace for a couple of weeks, not real peace, but quiet for a few weeks, and then hamas starts it up all over again. this time it was 700 rockets. last time it was several hundred rockets. it's only going to increase until israel hits back and really hits back hard. it hasn't happened yet but it's going to happen. remember, netanyahu is in the process of forming his coalition and that's going to take another couple of weeks. once there is a government in place, i think we're going to see it heating up again. stuart: okay. now, is there a link between what's going on in gaza and what's going on in the gulf with our deploying an aircraft carrier plus a bomber group? is there a link between the two things? >> well, yes, there is. it's all connected to iran. whether it's hamas or whether it's hezbollah, iran is the big troublemaker of the middle east. if you want t

that it does not want to be involved in all right rob matheson their banks so that from baghdad joe rubin is a former u.s. deputy assistant secretary of state he says saudi arabia is approached iran still needs to be clarified. the question about iran as a regional actor that is creating very difficult circumstances chaotic circumstances in syria in lebanon on in yemen that is not in dispute but there is dispute about saudi arabia's role as well and engaging iran in those fights so to see these meetings come out with a little more of a diplomatic boost for saudi arabia that does give them some way to the sales but it doesn't answer these core busy questions which is how will the regional states saudi and the u.a.e. in particular how will they engage iran in a manner that avoids a major war because that's what everyone here in washington right now is very much concerned about dealing with iran but not sparking a major regional war that we here in the u.s. get sucked into we really are having a dissonant policy right now coming out of the white house the president one day says he doesn't wa

sounding ] [ sirens sounding ] israeli prime minister benjamin netanyahu was joined by the president rubin and buses stops on streets and highways as people got out of their vehicles and bowed their heads and many is a lewded, as well, honoring the 6 million jews killed by nazis in world war ii. >>> he is out there doing rallies and very brave in a true sense, but i have been watching him and watching the moves and, you know, there is a lot at store for him. >> the trump administration has not ruled out taking military action in venezuela if necessarily. national security advisor john bolton called a meeting of the national security council yesterday to consider had u.s. response. >>> the time is 5:38. the white house asking congress for an extra $4.5 billion in emergency money for border security. the associated press says the white house wants $3.3 billion for humanitarian aid to increase shelter capacity for unaccompanied migrant children and families and also want another $1.1 billion for operational support. the department of homeland security says it is running out of money because o

so as to your question about the classified, angela,athena, diana, rubin and i were in the room yesterday going over exactly this. we will bring to the board on may 30th, a classified staffing plan for how we will back some of those positions and what our long-term plan is to get sciu up to their head count and the head count is important, not just as a labor negotiating item, although it is important to sciu and it should be, but it's important because the classified staff do so much of the, you know, day in, day out, front line work of the college. thank you. >> president cook. >> thank you, chair, for pulling this committee together. i wanted to acknowledge your leadership before i got into the comments. we started this conversation in january and now it's may. so it takes time and i really be appreciate this is our first presentation. thank you, chancellor, for the first press. i don't think i have one family member that hasn't been through city college. my family's story is deeply connected to city college. i had a few questions about some sort of contextual questions. can you give m

the money from the cameras came from a settlement can cal pine ann rubin unrelated issue.f you accept the camera you have to sign up with the police department online camera registry program. >> a project like ours would make it a lot easier for the police department because as you know, bambi larson, the police spent hundreds of hours going door-to-door looking for camera footage. >> back in february she was found stabbed to death inside her san jose home. police say if it weren't for surveillance cameras they may not have caught the suspect as fast as they did. >>> it may be harder to catch a lyft or uber tomorrow. some but not all drivers in ten u.s. cities and other countries plan to turn their apps off at noon d leave them off until thursday morning. the work stoppage coincides with the public offering of stock. the company and new investors need to know that the company's future rides on the support of drivers. rs. >> using the independent contractor term is a way to not pay people what is a livable wage, honestly. nobody has a pension. nobody has a retirement. it wi

will you at least stop referring to the far left collusion obsessed pack jennifer rubin and others asservatives? they are not. is a "new york times" objective element opinion editor going to give back the paper's pulitzer prize given they were caught reporting a whole? they lied day after day for two plus years. in reality we know there'll never be a mail call but from these major fake news outlets. they'll move on to the next group of lies. they'll never apologize to him of retract their lives, anonymous source income of the endless speculation. they are hopeless. journalism, i told you in 27, it's not something i said lightly. they have earned their horrible lightly but never vetted obama, rush to judgment going back to richard jewell. look what they did to a 16-year-old kid nicholas sandmann and the covington kids, look at what they did in the smollett case, baron wilson, michael brown in ferguson for freddy gray, rush to judgment in baltimore. the fake rape allegations in uva, the fake rape allegations against the duke lacrosse team, be damned under the laws, equal application of