our kron four's dan kerman reports. >> a former student at saint ignatius college prep is filed suitinst the school and retired teacher peter divine alleging the teacher sexually abuse the student back in 1996. when he was a 14 year-old freshman defend devine had isolated situation and forcibly kissed him against as well. attorney tim hale says this internal investigation conducted by the school in 2022. found the allegations credible and he says it costs his client years of agony. you know, that immediate effect was depression, humiliation, embarrassment and shame over what happened. why this happened to him. >> it created such a harsh downward spiral that within a year of this having taken place, you made attempt on his own life. the suit also alleges negligence on the part of saint ignatius because when new allegations against the same teacher were reported in 2006 and again in 2021. >> the suit alleges saint ignatius administration kept it a secret by not reporting it to police or interviewing witnesses. i've mister have the students essentially pinned up against school? >> the s

. >> san francisco, saint ignatius, college prep and one of its former teachers have been hit with a lawsuit alleging child abuse and negligence on the part of the school for keeping such allegations under wraps. kron four's dan kerman reports. saint ignatius college prep and retired teacher peter divine are being sued by a former student who alleges the teacher sexually abused him back in 1996 when he was a 14 year-old freshman, he kiss to my cause. my client out my client's consent attorney tim hale says >> this internal investigation authorized by the school in 2022. found the allegations credible and he says that cost his client years of agony, including a suicide attempt. he wants to make sure that his children are not at risk and other children who are exposed. >> to this man equally importantly to the culture that enabled this man, he wants to protect children from that as well. >> the suit also alleges negligence on the part of saint ignatius because when a new allegation against the same teacher was reported in 2006 and again in 2021, the suit alleges saint ignatius is so-ca

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she said she i'm sorry, saw abuse from a teacher at saint ignatius high school. that's in our next half hour. flash flooding causing damage, washing out roads in southern california over the weekend. and now a major cleanup effort is underway after regions were slammed by the first tropical storm to hit california in 84 years. pedro rivera reports on the recovery efforts in the coachella valley. >> early monday morning, the desert was a muddy mess. sky 5 was over community in cathedral city where neighbors stepped out of their homes to find mud has inundated streets and sidewalks, dozens of cars now stock, including the semi-truck palm springs airport, reporting 70% of their yearly rainfall total in just one day with the community seeing over 3 inches of rain. we are definitely not built for this kind of and we've got probably hour. >> annual rainfall in the last to know. >> 36 hours sunday afternoon, the onslaught of rain turned the middle of intersections into raging rivers. at 1.0, 9-1-1, lines were down. but as of monday morning calls are being rerouted. curr

to protect children from that as well. >> the suit also alleges negligence on the part of saint ignatius because when a new allegation against the same teacher was reported in 2006 and again in 2021, the suit alleges saint ignatius is so-called policy of secrecy, police were not informed and witnesses were not interviewed. i've mister have the students essentially pinned up against school? >> the student was pressed against the rule is if trying to get far away from him is to curb that. mister devine have one on the side of the students head. so the students who really couldn't move direction. sarah phillips richie was the customer for a size performing arts department. >> before retiring in may, she says she was never interviewed about what she saw and that's concerning. it's very for me to believe that. >> reports of this kind taken seriously. the school insists that by all and yet. i personally have not seen evidence events very, very concerned for the safety, only of students, but to the lawsuit. not only 6 monetary damages but asked the judge to require s i. >> to identify all past

to protect children from that as well. >> the suit also alleges negligence on the part of saint ignatius because when a new allegation against the same teacher was reported in 2006 and again in 2021, the suit alleges saint ignatius is so-called policy of secrecy and police were not informed and witnesses were not interviewed. i've mister have the students essentially pinned up against school? >> the student was pressed against the rule is if trying to get far away from him is to curb that. >> mister devine have one on the side of the students head. >> so the students >> really couldn't move direction. >> sarah phillips richie was the customer for a size performing arts department before retiring in may. she says she was never interviewed about what she saw and that's concerning. it's very for me to believe that. >> reports of this kind taken seriously. the school insists that by all and yet. i personally have not seen evidence of banks very, very concerned for the safety, only of students but the lawsuit, not only 6 monetary damages but asked the judge to side. >> to identify all past an

we did reach out to saint ignatius multiple times for comment on this story. san francisco members are expected to picket in front of the headquarters of netflix in los gatos members who were directly affected by the tv theater in streaming negotiations are going to be there to show their support today in what is being billed as national day of solidarity. the strike starts at noon. it's expected to go until 02:00pm members are calling for higher wages and residuals. in addition to protection from the use of artificial intelligence in their industry. tonight, the antioch city council set to vote on whether to pass an ordinance that aims to protect tenants from landlord, harassment. the vote on this ordinance was pushed back to today because of a scheduling error that ordinance proposes additional legal protections for families are facing abuse from their landlord or property manager, local housing rights organizations and antioch renters have been advocating for this ordinance for months. and they're urging the council to stop pushing it back. the meeting star

to protect children from that as well. >> the suit also alleges negligence on the part of saint ignatius because when a new allegation against the same teacher was reported in 2006 and again in 2021, the suit alleges saint ignatius is so-called policy of secrecy, police were not informed and witnesses were not interviewed. i've mister have the students essentially pinned up against >> the student was pressed against the rule is if trying to get far away from him is to curb that. >> mister devine have one on the side of the students head. >> so the students who >> really couldn't move direction. >> sarah phillips richie was the customer for a size performing arts department before retiring in may. she says she was never interviewed about what she saw and that's concerning. it's very for me to believe that. >> reports of this kind taken seriously. the school insists that fail and yet. i personally have not evidence events and very, very concerned for the safety, only of students but the lawsuit, not only 6 monetary damages but asked the judge to require s i. >> to identify all past and cur

there is word of a former student of san francisco saint ignatius college prep. suing the school, saying he was sexually abused by his drama teacher. the lawsuit claims the teacher forcibly kissed him . the school told the san francisco standard it immediately took action and the teacher in question no longer works for saint ignatius college prep. >>> now to a deadly legionnaires' disease outbreak at a richmond spot. the zen day spot close on august 5th after two people died from the disease. at local hospitals. contra costa health says two of the former customers contracted the disease. and two additional customers reported feeling sick. they confirmed the business did not have a permit for a hot tub or spa. they have ordered the business to be shut down until it can be professionally cleaned and said the hot tub must be thrown away. >>> san francisco senator scott weiner is pumping the brakes on his proposal to temporarily hike bridge tolls by $1.50. it aims to raise some $180 million in revenue to help local transit agencies. but critics said, it would have a

ignatius. now, here's tim hale, the former student's attorney. >> unfortunately it's par for the course because what's omitted from the letter are the two incidents prior to my client coming forward and reporting defendant devine that were not reported to law enforcement that we're aware of and could have brought a lot of peace to my client, probably saved other children from being abused as well. >> now the in last line of the letter today to parents and staff, the school's president said abuse reports should be directed to him or law enforcement. to date, we reached out to san francisco pd to verify what exactly was reported to them about devine and when. police responded recently saying due to the sensitive nature of the case they are not commenting. we also reached out to peter devine but have not heard back. with the investigative unit, i'm candice nguyen, nbc bay area news. >> a lot of layers to what you're covering here. the archdiocese has formally applied for bankruptcy. the chapter1 f

meantime, temper cisco, saint ignatius, college prep and one of its former teachers have been hit with a lawsuit alleging child abuse. a former student is filing a suit against the school and retired teacher peter divine alleging the teacher sexually abuse that student back in 1996. win. the student was 14 years old. the suit also alleges negligence on the part of saint ignatius allegiant alleging the same teacher was reported back in 2006 and again in 2021 but claims the school administration kept a secret by not reporting it to. police are interviewing witnesses. we reached out to saint ignatius several times today for comment on the story we so far have not heard back. >> residents are being warned about a, quote, large cat wandering a cemetery neighborhood. this is an image of what was first reported as a mountain lion. however, a subsequent updates suggested it appears to be a bobcat sighting occurred around 6.30, last night in someone's backyard on king ridge drive. you see the stubby tail there like a bobcat. a short time later, it was seen again in the parking lot in the same a

the suit also alleges negligence on the part of saint ignatius.y claim the same teacher was reported in 2006 and again in 2021. but let justice administration kept a secret. didn't report it to police. they didn't even interview witnesses. we reached out to saint ignatius multiple times for comment on this story. but so far haven't heard back. the alameda police department says that adding more patrols has helped them improve or prevent crashes. so they shared these 2 graphics with us. the dots on the map represent crashes across alameda. they say in the last 3 weeks there's been 89% feuer crashes. you can see the previous map on the left and the new one on the right. big difference. the department has been adding patrol units to roads focusing on violations. they say they'll continue to track this data and they hope to see this trend continue, especially with school, starting back up. happening today, state senator scott wiener will join bart's. general manager on a train and the station tour to evaluate safety and security improvements. they're

all right, 9.39 is the time cisco's saint ignatius.and one of its former teachers have been hit with a lawsuit that alleges abuse. yeah. a former student now filing the suit against the school and retired teacher peter divine alleging that the teacher abuse of student back in 1996 when he was just 14 years old. the lawsuit also alleges negligence on the part of saint ignatius. they claim that the same teacher was reported to school officials in 2006 and again in 2021. but that administrators kept it a secret and did not report it to the police. we have reached out to saint ignatius multiple times for comment on this story. but so far haven't heard back. it's 9.40, right now. tonight, the antioch city council votes whether to pass an ordinance that aims to protect tenants from landlord, harassment. that vote should be happening tonight. the ordinance proposes additional legal protections for families facing abuse from their landlord or from their property manager, housing rights organizations and antioch. renters have been advocating fo

and in this source, abbot ignatius baptizes those who decided to accept orthodoxy here in teams. like in the bible, there is even a small one, but on the ark, my dear leopold ate cookies to us, apparently, our peacocks are pole-eaters in different languages. there are women in russian villages, calm with the importance of faces with beautiful strength in movements with a gait with the look of a queen, but in fact , there are russian women in abkhazia, and one of them, these villages are actively developing. there was a forest here. there were thickets here. everything here was overgrown with alder thorns, and we all rolled up put on sleeves, canvas, jackets, pants and rubber boots turned. it is in such a wonderful place that you see, now it is 3.5 hectares there near the easter church and almost our house under construction. yulia pavlyuchenkova. she moved to abkhazia 8 years ago from sofyan, near moscow, with the blessing of her confessor, and her entire large family moved with her. julia at our school, for example, organized a lot of different projects related to additional edu

in 1823, 40 km from bobruisk, the leader of the local nobility , ignatius bulgak, began to build a palace to outshine all similar structures of the belarusian lands with its beauty. the construction of the palace took about 80 years; only the main building was built during bulgakov's lifetime. unfortunately, he did not see all this beauty. the residential palace and park ensemble in the 19th century in belarus was considered one of the largest and most beautiful, and its interior decorations the era of classicism amaze visitors even now. the ballroom, several sitting rooms , the armory dining room, the children's bedroom, it was all rich, furnished with the best furniture i will note and decorated with works of art. wow, there's even a masonic sign here. here it is, well, outside the palace, i have already shown you inside and out, so i propose to go inside. in this information vacuum, there is a need for answers to questions hovering in the air, how to withstand the modern storm of new geopolitics, despite the madness of politicians in neighboring countries. we are indebted to them to li

in a recent letter that was sent to family and alumni, the president of saint ignatius explained that the school filed a police report and hired an outside in dependent investigator. in that letter, president reese wrote, quote, upon receiving the results of the investigation, she immediately and promptly took appropriate action. and the teacher no longer works at aci thomas. 738 the mount diablo unified school district reached a contract agreement with its teamsters union employees. the union rep presents almost 500 school district workers, including maintenance food service custodian and bus drivers. the school district says the contract gives the workers a 7% pay raise. this school year and a 3% raise. the next year. the archdiocese of san francisco was officially filed for chapter 11 bankruptcy. church leaders say they made the move because the archdiocese is facing more than 500 sexual abuse lawsuits. they say there's been a surge in the number of cases because the state temporarily lifted the statute of limitations, allowing survivors to bring cases that may be decades old. the

meanwhile, san francisco, saint ignatius, college prep and one of its former teachers have been hit with a lawsuit alleging child abuse. a former student is filing a suit against the school and retired teacher peter divine alleging the teacher sexually abuse the student in 1996 when he was a 14 year-old the suit also alleges negligence on the part of saint ignatius alleging the same teacher was reported in 2006 and again in 2021. but claims the school administration kept it a secret by not reporting it to police. we're interviewing witnesses. we reached out to assign multiple times today for comment on this story. we did not hear back. >> another san francisco, local businesses calling it quit autumn at a neighborhood cafe restaurant is closing this week according to a social post the restaurant casual restaurant that's sustainable for its employees affordable for its customers puts out high-end food made from scratch, but also works financially. was tough and they were not able to find that balance. autumn at opened in 2021 on mcallister's treated baker street midway between alamo squar

here at home, a san francisco man is suing saint ignatius college preparatory school after he says heed in san francisco superior court this week says a drama and english teacher named peter devine kissed the plaintiff, who was 14 years old at the time. in a recent letter sent to families and alumni, the president of saint ignatius explained the school filed a police report and hired an outside independent investigator . the letter president, edward reese wrote upon receiving the results of the investigation, she immediately and promptly took appropriate action. the teacher no longer works at sai redwood city. police are searching for two thieves who stole jewelry from shoppers in a costco parking lot. both times it happened at the costco store on middlefield road, most recently last thursday. in that case, a costco employee says he saw a woman approach a man who was sitting in his car. they gave him a hug and the kids are like and then they just, you know, snatch his chain, something like that. there's a lot of cops that came through. the first reported theft happened on august 11th.

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today is a big day in that. >> david ignatius, dan de luce, thank you, gentlemen, much appreciated. >porting that suggests former president trump is saying thanks, but no thanks to next week's presidential debate. is that a smart political move? >>> but first, a birthday full of love. butterflies and lots of sweets. former first lady rosalynn carter, turning 96 today, at their georgia home, marking it with her long time president. mr. carter has been diagnosed with dementia, and the former president is nearing 99 remaining at home in hospice care. they are mostly keeping things quiet, but they add she does plan to eat cupcakes and ice cream, peanut butter flavored of course, and she also will be releasing butterflies in her garden, a nod to her childhood, so we say to her, happy birthday, and we'll be right back. y birthday, and we'll be right back liberty mutual, mom. they customize your car insurance so you only pay for what you need. you could save $700 dollars just by switching. ooooh, let me put a reminder on my phone. on the top of the pile! oh. only pay for what you need. ♪ lib

a san francisco man is suing saint ignatius college preparatory school after he says he was sexually assaulted by a teacher back in 1996. the lawsuit filed in san francisco superior court this week says peter devine, a drama and english teacher at the school, kissed the plaintiff when he was 14 years old at the time. in a recent letter sent to school families and alumni, the president of saint ignatius, edward reese, explained that the school filed a police report and hired an outside independent investigator after being notified of the allegations in april of last year. in the letter, president reese wrote, quote, upon receiving the results of the investigation, she immediately and promptly took appropriate action. and the teacher no longer works at sc. a bobcat roaming the streets of san mateo. and this one is not alone. still to come, a live report on the peninsula after a recent sighting. and we are tracking the weather out there. there's some fog out at the coast. high clouds are moving out sunnier tomorrow, a little bit warmer as well. also had more cases of legionnaire's disea

ignatius college prep.eople in san francisco demanding safer streets following the death of a 4-year-old girl killed in a stroller at 4th and king in san francisco. >>> that's where a rally will happen once again today where we hear you in the community will gather today where the tragedy happened demanding the city fix the intersection. and they also say other intersections need fixed as well. they say the city has failed to address safety issues for pedestrians especially for children. >>> moving from news in our community to news of a fulton county, georgia community. bracing there for the surrender of former president donald trump and his election interference case and all that will come with it. so here's what we know. security will be tight of course. mr. trump will then be booked, fingerprinted and reportedly will have a mug shot taken. that's different from the times he surrendered in a federalsetting. the former president facing numerous indictments at this point and we understand he's going to hea

ignatius college prep is suing the school. claiming he was sexually abused by his drama teacher.awsuit claims the teacher forcibly kissed him. the school told the san francisco standard it immediately took action and the teacher in question no longer works for st. ignatius college prep school. >>> people in san francisco we see and hear you we are out there where you seeing you demand safer streets following the death of a 4-year-old girl killed in a stroller at 4th and king in san francisco. so today, bootings on the ground there. a rally happening community members, sounding off we're going to hear from many people demanding the city fix this. and other intersections. they say that the city has failed to address safety issues for pedestrians out there on the streets especially for children. we'll be there. >>> moving from news in our community to news of fulton county, georgia. that community bracings for surrender of former president donald trump in his election interference case and the circus it's going to be. security will of course be tight. trump will be booked and finger

in an email saint ignatius told us we haven't reviewed the suit yet and do not comment on pending litigation. when we reached out to san francisco police, they wouldn't say whether they received any report from the school. >> my abiding concern is there is no culture at the school where duty of care and safeguarding is adequately pursued. >> reporter: the outside investigator looked into a third report, interviewing a former teacher who said she saw a text or post in 2020 from a past student alleging similar behavior against three different alums. the investigator said that teacher was credible, but they were unable to track down the former student. with the investigative unit, candice nguyen, nbc bay area news. >>> our other top story on this friday night, this is something we haven't said in decades, take a look at what's building out in the pacific and that's headed our way, a hurricane headed for california. our chief meteorologist jeff ranieri is tracking this. we're not used to this. >>> it shows the storm system and the pa of it is beginning to veer more off to the east. a better scen

ignatius and there the key word in he was hmm a gradual increase instead of yes, that is, it does notean that 128 will appear immediately. and about the fact that we will gradually replace the fleet of our old soviet aircraft with these aircraft, but we also have excellent technical solutions that still help us. i mean, let's say the use of su-24 bombers with brackets from european aircraft that hold these french british cruise missiles, so of course it will be gradual in relation to airfields, but i have heard that they are quite gentle, these planes and compared to soviet planes, but in the end, you can use international airports in principle. yes, there are runways and landing strips of very high quality, and if we take the same boryspil, then the military airfield there is related to the civilian one. that is there is an opportunity for maneuver, this one is just like a version, but of course, the presence of such aircraft in such a large number requires my concentration so that they are in different places and deployed and well, but in the end i still want to once again i want to

steve: my friend david ignatius and i do a lot of global conferences and i try to go and talk with real people and get a sense away from groupthink of the conference and one thing i worry about is i am not sure the american brand is in good shape in the middle east. that many look at russia or china as more important for their futures than the u.s. david, have you run into that? >> yes. steve: that was not even a plant. the american brand is in trouble i think. do you agree on what should we do by way of talking with people? do people see us as a player that can help bring solutions? some of my friends in abu dhabi said it was nice i was coming to meet young female high tech entrepreneurs because they usually have people who want to talk about oil and gas. so i'm interested in your perspective. >> we work together while the american brand was in real trouble in a difficult time and i think there is the american foreign policy brand and then there is the american people and there is a big difference. one of the most interesting things happening in the middle east today when you talk abou

azov until the onset of winter was probably hoped for in washington, and therefore, according to ignatiuss preparing to support kyiv for waging war. and next year, too, it is unlikely that any decisive breakthrough in ukraine at the front will be achieved this year , the columnist writes, us officials still believe that the ukrainians can significantly disrupt russian positions this year, as they are now breaking through russia's first and second lines of defense , us officials believe that kyiv's mobile units can then quickly move east and west, knocking out to the confusion of the defending russian military, but ukraine will probably not strike a decisive blow until the end of the year, according to the entire publication of the washington post , it is said that the pentagon is resisting and does not want to provide kiev with long-range attack missiles due to the fact that washington may fear that this may undermine their own defense capabilities in the event of a confrontation with china. well, what is happening in the east , the general staff of the armed forces of ukraine declares th

expose it at least in real time maybe someday i will remind you today we talked with yuriy of the ignatiusces of ukraine thank you mr. yuriy for the conversation of the chevrons that bring victory closer, we don't notice them until we get sick, but they are the first to whom we turn for help, the guardian angels who selflessly work in the rear and at the front under rocket fire and in the hottest spots saving the most precious health and life of ours and you. we thank you endlessly, we will show it because we understand that the most important thing is our wealth, our people. we are happy for every ukrainian and the ukrainians we managed to save, because we know that there is no small help and we are ready to support to the best of our ability and every shot of theirs and the projectile only strengthens our unity and desire for victory, unlike them, we will strike sharp and recover from the ruins washed away by kimzhi never and we will rise explain to the children the rules of behavior on the water to swim where it is allowed to dive for checked and did not swim near boats. and when they s

this order was second only to the jesuit now boarded up monastic buildings such famous writers as ignatiusdka studied. and julian korsak is also here, who in the course will be filled with reverence on his own. and who can not be enlightened with the help of a memorial plaque, everything is written there from the baron. i went back to the chukhna, an interesting place turned out to be belarus, the geopolitical significance of belarus. so it exceeds the scale of our country and its resource potential. we live in a peaceful and peaceful independent belarus thanks to the fact that every day we prepare for smoking. and war does not forgive unwillingness, we are peaceful people. the first lines of our national anthem no one believes in the possibility of war. and why are the poles progressively increasing their military spending, we understand that if we don’t finish it here now, then our children will have to finish it nuclear weapons a means of ensuring our security a means of deterring those madmen who would like to repeat the forty-first year of the markov project nothing personal only the

"the washington post"'s david ignatius, thanks so much.his morning, we'll go live to atlanta at the start of what will be another eventful week in fulton county following last week's 19 jailhouse surrenders, including one by the former president of the united states. >>> plus, one of our next guests says the investigation of fani willis marks an abuse of power and willis can learn from the last time republicans tried to interfere with a state prosecution of the former president. we'll dig into that story ahead on "morning joe." morning joe. ce so you only pay for what you need. check it out, you could save $700 dollars just by switching. ooooh, i'll look into that. let me put a reminder on my phone. save $700 dollars. pick up dad from airport? ohhhhhh. only pay for what you need. ♪ liberty. liberty. liberty. liberty. ♪ heading on a family trip? nah, sorry son, prices are crazy, [son deflates] awh, use priceline. they have package deals no one else has. [son inflates] we can do it! ♪go to your happy price♪ ♪priceline♪ okay everyone, our mis

. >>> and coming up next hour, i'll speak to "washington post" columnist david ignatius about this three-waye calls a small miracle and how the biden administration is building a foreign policy framework to last. >>> another bus from texas carrying migrants has arrived in downtown los angeles. this is the eighth one just since june. that bus part of the ongoing political feud between texas governor abbott and blue states including california, aboard, 14 families including 12 children, the youngest just 9 months old. following their arrival, the migrants were taken to a reception site in chinatown where they were offered medical checkups and legal help. according to l.a. welcomes collective, a total of 323 asylum seekers have now arrived from texas in just the last few months. >>> and in kentucky, students in the state's largest school district, jefferson county are back in the classroom today. you might recall that that's where there was a disastrous start to the school year last wednesday. the bus route schedule malfunctioned and left some students stranded, some of them not getting home un

already on in the west, wall street was jonal yesterday, a large article is known, by the journalist ignatiuseady from india and this is a really serious problem. and in general, in my opinion, they are behind the times about this according to the results, briks himself said. uh, jeffrey sacks is a famous economist at columbia university. let's listen to him. we are already living in a truly multipolar post-american post-western world, where the group of brix countries is larger than the group of g7 countries turkey asked to join and greece also wants to join wants to brix one of the reasons for this process is that the us refuses to recognize the changes. they are still convinced that they are at the head of the world, where only the russians of china show defiance, and the rest will resign. in my opinion. the united states is about a quarter of a century behind. europe has disappointed in world geopolitics. now not a single voice is heard. from there it is difficult to say what we will eventually come to or a colossal conflict and catastrophe, or a smart and not old leader will appear in th

one was demolition and renovation of the facilities at st ignatius at 2001 37th avenue. it's a $75 million project. the other was that 450 pacific avenue. it's an interior renovation of an office building valued at $10.8 million and um president alexander to you had asked that we include some reference information from before the pandemic. so under the count there we have included the average number of such projects in 2019. so in 2019, the average was was just over 10. ah for permits issued. we have three permits that were issued at a total valuation of $29.8 million.01 was for 9 45 market street tenant improvement for the new ikea shopping center at $12.2 million, and another example is the 809 montgomery street expansion and renovation at $7 million. and in 2019. we had an average of six point we just over six permits issued at a valuation of 5 million are greater. and for completed projects. we had one completed project evaluation of $6.5 million of four story office building at 16 15 market street , and in 2019. we had an average of five completed projects in the mo

i'm curious, we had david ignatius talk about how the fight was going.he porcupine strategy, the simple fact is that russia is choking on ukraine. the porcupine won't get away any easier, won't get any easier to swallow no matter how long the war lasts. and david says that ukrainians are making slow and steady progress. certainly, muddy season is coming up, and everything grinds to a halt in october. where are we in the state of this war? >> yeah, it's really three wars, joe, at this point. let's start at the c, just because i'm an admiral. we saw some terrific footage, best video i have seen in a while of a sea drone effectively sinking a russian warship, in the sea war, the black sea fleet is hunkered down, scared, in port for the most part. air war, this one i would call a draw at the moment, but when those f-16s get to the skies, and that will be sooner, i think, than many believe. the train programs ramping up. watch for the ukrainians to move out in the air, and land war, david's got it exactly right. it's a grind. and as a military guy, i'll tell

uh, the washington columnist was supposed to post david ignatius, but at the same time, republican senatorly began to call for elections in ukraine, literally forcing zelensky and the kiev regime to hold elections in ukraine, they initially refused, but then the spanish isa , again citing informed sources , wrote that it was not in kiev may be inclined to hold elections, ostensibly in order to secure legitimacy for these very negotiations. e with russia which may be possible, and already next year and now after the publication in pais lindsey graham today in her e, in her note on the former twitter now x has already praised the zelensky regime that they are supposedly ready for elections, vladimir to write off zelensky through the election procedure. i think that this is happening the thing is that yes. eh, we wet. today. we can say that the course of the biden administration, or until baidov is, de facto or de jure, the owner of the white house, this course is for the whole the build-up of us support to new stages and stages of escalation will continue, but i want to highlight one last im