makovsky: i want to turn to charles wald. chuck, you spent 35 years, he cannot mistaken, you were a commander of sand, also, so you know the region extremely well. i know you have been there many times. do you see a connection first evolved to u.s. response or the lack of response to provocations? jensen did research earlier this year saying that -- came out a couple of months ago, something like 80 attacks by iranian proxies against iraq and syria during the biden administration, and i think we have retaliated four times. the wall street journal subsequently wrote an article about this as well. how do you see that? do you see it as a signal to the iranians of what we might or might not do on the nuclear side? jinsa general wald: first of all, i would like to say that i agree with the ambassador totally. number two is, military people don't make policy -- diplomats. so we have people like the ambassador who are articulate. but it is very simple to me, the ambassador mentioned deterrence. deterrence is two things -- believabil

i'm really grateful. [ applause ] >> thank you again, commissioner wald. at this time i would like to invite people in the room to come up to speak. >> >> good evening, commissioners, i'm debbie. as i thought about johanna tonight, i said what's that word i'm going to look for to describe her. so i looked up the definition for activist. it said a person who campaigns to bring about political or social change. sounds pretty good. now i looked at advocate. what about advocate? that's a person who publicly supports or recommends a cause or policy. but those definitions of activist and advocate, they just don't do it for me. they don't say johanna, because the johanna we all know, she just wants to get shit done. sorry, kyle. you can wipe that off the minutes. she just wants to get stuff done. when it comes to the city of san francisco and the department of the environment, johanna wants to be both cheerleader and agitator and by idealist and fragmentist and architect and behind-the-scenes supporter. johanna is one that gives honest feedback, difficult truth,

wald says he had benjamin hanging out of a backpack while walking to the bus. stop. >> on august, 11th when a group of people approached them and they have their hands in the backpack near just read that they had a gun in the back that they're trying >> take the dog by fear and by force. when they did that, when they had me put to the side, i was unable to protect my dog. fully is when someone came from behind and took my wald says he immediately called police but he's been more than 3 weeks. and benjamin is still missing. grow wild is not giving up. been going nonstop. 24 hours a day with very little sleep. >> and just to make my rounds posting pictures using all the online source resources, thieves are known to target frenchies because they can sell for thousands of dollars. >> grunewald says benjamin get separation anxiety. so he's probably embarking. the super vocal. >> loud he does and he does not exist without me. we need each other. both grow wild says he's not leaving the city until he finds his dog. it's very hard to go home without benjamin. not able

well, the 60 wald fires have been it across the street is most popular, state new south wales temperatures and the 16 degrees above the september, the average. it was those of the headlines on al jazeera do stay with us. a select is coming up next. the challenges with the junk mode. yeah. do you not read them at all? oh, just don't go should. in the near, i'm shave customer on the other straight electronics come pass off to my bark above. but in the kitchen school per push came and my name at dawn, the breck a square met above on the left on when well no ma'am was you know, at the no longer the numbers. good. you on up to the robin court screen on the sherman. so if somebody cannot, you make profession, cannot you swear mad dog should be the boss or the should be fun shooting? didn't bosh the me a ball know i feel pretty good. the to be filled for new, so new service in lots all do nothing on g g a for door off for news every more although talking about like. busy so you tell it the whole girl gets it blown out, most of mostly their bras, and this are, comes using the buzz government, even

wald says he had benjamin hanging out of a backpack while walking to the bus. stop. >> on august, 11th when a group of people approached them and they have their hands in the backpack near just read that they had a gun in the back that they're trying >> take the dog by fear in by force. when they did that, when they had me put to the side, i was unable to protect my dog. fully isn't someone came from behind and took my dog. wild says he immediately called police but he's been more than 3 weeks. and benjamin is still missing. grow wild is not giving up. been going nonstop. 24 hours a day with very little sleep. >> and just to make my rounds posting pictures using all the online source resources, thieves are known to target frenchies because they can sell for thousands of dollars. >> grunwald says benjamin get separation anxiety. so he's probably embarking. the super vocal. >> loud he doesn't. he does not exist without me. we need each other. both go wild says he's not leaving the city until he finds his dog. it's very hard to go home without benjamin. not able t

wald says he had benjamin hanging out of a backpack while walking to the bus. stop. >> on august, 11th when a group of people approached them and they have their hands in the backpack near just read that they had a gun in the back that they're trying >> take the dog by fear in by force. when they did that, when they had me put to the side, i was unable to protect my dog. fully is when someone came from behind and took my dog. wild says he immediately called police, but he's been more than 3 weeks. and benjamin is still missing. grow wild is not giving up. been going nonstop. 24 hours a day with very little sleep. >> and just to make my rounds posting pictures using all the online source resources, thieves are known to target frenchies because they can sell for thousands of dollars. >> grunewald says benjamin get separation anxiety. so he's probably embarking. the super vocal. >> loud he doesn't. he does not exist without me. we need each other. both grow wild says he's not leaving the city until he finds his dog. it's very hard to go home without benjamin. not

. >> regrowth wald is heartbroken. not only is his french bulldog his service animal, but also his family. but he says he's hopeful that getting the word out. we'll bring benjamin home read. grunewald came to san francisco from humboldt to see friends. >> he brought his 2 year-old french bulldog benjamin on the trip as the 2 are inseparable. >> benjamin doesn't leave my he's a service animal. so he flies it mean dries with me any time. and he doesn't my sight what was supposed to be a week of fun has turned into a nearly month-long search for benjamin crew. wald says he had benjamin hanging out of a backpack while walking to the bus. stop. >> on august, 11th when a group of people approached them and they have their hands in the backpack near just read that they had a gun in the back that they're trying >> take the dog by fear and by force. and when they did that, when they had me put to the side, i was unable to protect my dog. fully is when someone came from behind and took my wild says he immediately called police b

scott spoke to russell wald at stanford. they discussed congress tackling a.i. explained why this is so different from what the senate normally does. and you can find that episode wherever you get your podcasts. >>> meanwhile, governor gavin newsom is back in san francisco today. he's actually one of the headliners for day two of the dream force conference. newsom is joining salesforce founder and ceo mark benioff for a conversation about the future of california and the state's leadership in a.i. technology and innovation. that was scheduled to start at 3:00 today, but it was pushed back until 5:00 tonight. so, it starts in about 20 minutes. it's an especially important conversation for san francisco, because mayor london breed has been trying to turn this city into a hub for the emerging technology. just last week, governor newsom signed an executive order directing the state to study the potential uses and risks of artificial intelligence. >>> dreamforce isn't just sessions and tech talks. the foo fighters are headlining dream fest. dream fest is a special co

wald says he had benjamin hanging out of a backpack while walking to the bus. stop. >> on august, 11th when a group of people approached them and they have their hands in the backpack near just read that they had a gun in the back that they're trying >> take the dog by fear and by forcing someone came from behind and took my dog wild, says he immediately called police but has been more than 3 weeks. and benjamin is still missing. thieves are known to target frenchies because they can sell for thousands of dollars grow. wild is not giving up. been going nonstop. 24 hours a day with very little sleep. >> and just to make my rounds posting pictures using all the online source. resources grow wild says he's not leaving the city until he finds his dog. it's very hard to go home without benjamin. not able to do that at the moment. >> so i'm doing everything i can. >> stephanie, so important that people take a look at the picture of benjamin and if they recognized the dog where they see that dog somewhere out and about, i mean, it could be in san francisco could be an

daniel has basset to the western and central regions now these floods following major wald files that we just recently bought on the control. in bulgaria, a state of emergency has been declared off the torrential rains, the devastation, the southern black sea coast, and then took a heavy rain flooded streets and assemble as you can see, killing 2 people and 2, how do they make it as well also swept away from a camp sites in the northwest st as well if he has the details in the report, city of all those cars are washed away like bits of debris. heavy rainfall and floods are battering a region emerging from the european union's largest wildfire just on extreme weather patterns. the brief prime minister says, have become the no i think of no more realizes there are certain with a phenomenon that are beyond our capacity to handle. no matter how many flight prevention tools we have when an unprecedented volume of water falls, which happens everywhere in the world, we will unfortunately have flooding. i am hoping that me to, i was just on the right, but we know we'll be facing some difficul

they are increasingly recognizing the ukrainian counter-offensive, stanislav ben wald has already sufferedbout what awaits the ukrainian army next. the failure of the ukrainian counter-nastuf and the coming thaw make us think. what will happen at the front in the off-season and what we will face in the winter is not an idle question. i think that after all, the russian winter operation will not be of strategic depth, it will be for operational-tactical purposes. uh, first of all in its own sense and uh. her task again will create a series for ukraine. uh, serious, uh, challenges, which kiev will be extremely willing to respond to. it is difficult to answer ukraine’s huge number of irretrievable losses in manpower, hundreds of dozens, lost expensive western equipment, lack of fighting spirit in the troops and the desire for the gazelin ghoul. at any cost, to show at least some victory to my masters, the ukrainian side is now experiencing a shortage of equipment and in the near future, from my point of view , will also face a shortage of supplies. and it’s just these factors, that is, the su

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wald says he had benjamin hanging out of a backpack while walking to the bus.p. >> on august, 11th when a group of people approached them and they have their hands in the backpack near just ring that they had a gun in the back that they're trying >> take the dog by fear in by force. when they did that, when they had me put to the side, i was unable to protect my dog. fully isn't someone came from behind and took my dog. wild says he immediately called police but he's been more than 3 weeks. and benjamin is still missing. grow wild is not giving up. been going nonstop. 24 hours a day with very little sleep. >> and just to make my rounds posting pictures using all the online source resources, thieves are known to target frenchies because they can sell for thousands of dollars. >> grunewald says benjamin get separation anxiety. so he's probably embarking. the super vocal. >> loud he doesn't. he does not exist without me. we need each other. both go wild says he's not leaving the city until he finds his dog. it's very hard to go home without benjamin. not able to d

my next guest is the colorado secretary of state, jenna gris wald, who chairs the association of secretaries of state and has been a critic of former president trump's efforts to overturn the 2020 election. thank you so much for being here. brad raffensperger has your job in georgia, he said it would be essentially un-american to remove trump this way from the ballot. do you agree with him? >> well, not necessarily. so i read brad's op-ed and it does not cite georgia law, it does not get into the constitution itself, and i think it's a good political take. but ultimately, if the constit constitution disqualifies the former president, we have to uphold the constitution. so i wouldn't say brad is right or wrong. i would say there are major constitutional questions and also questions of state law. and all of us have different state law that should be considered by a court. >> you know that much of this conversation springs from a forthcoming law review journal at the university of pennsylvania law school. have you read it, do you agree with the conclusion? are you of the opinion that donald tru

so on our last mission, we freed navy vet james grist wald who was being held for a murder the evidenceen involved in this case, maybe that completely innocent, provably innocent would be sitting in one of the most notorious prisons in north america still. so there a whole bunch of people that are home largely because of the governor's efforts. that's the legacy. >> so it's important work that he and you do and we appreciate you being with us today to share more about your experience. jonathan, thank you. >> thanks for having me. >> and still to come, the story of a 93-year-old great great grandmother in a legal battle with a developer over land that's been in her family since the civil war. we'll be right back. let's find the right investments for your goals okay, great. j.p. morgan wealth management. today's the day you graduate from southern new hampshire university. i've been waiting for this day my whole life. the fact that i get to walk across the stage and get my degree, it's honestly unreal. don't ever stop. keep on believing in yourself. it is never too late. if you're out ther

french bulldog after it was stolen by a group of strangers in san francisco last month, reid brought wald was visiting friends in the city from humboldt and he brought with him. his 2 year-old french bulldog named benjamin on the trip right here. now, gravel says he was walking to a bus stop near hyde in dallas. that's in the tenderloin when a group approached him told him that they had a gun and then they took the dog. he says he immediately called police. but now it's been more than 3 weeks. benjamin is still missing. problem says he's not leaving the city until he finds his dog. >> been going nonstop. 24 hours a day very little sleep and just to make my rounds posting pictures using all the online source resources, it's very hard to go home without benjamin. not able to do that at the moment. >> so i'm doing everything i can i won't be able to rest until i put every effort forward that i have. >> thieves are known to target frenchies because they can sell for thousands of dollars. if you recognize benjamin or you see him out somewhere, you're asked to call san francisco police. a live

thing, as the chair did no thet go through the windshieh but apparently it fell out of ae truck and waldhen a piece went flying. i listened to everyone strap downruck your items firmly in yr truck bed, jean. >> all righteed., people. yes. all right. what's better than baseball dogsreg: wha dog and baseball. so dogs at the ballpark. this is the so-called simba camc at citi field gives dogs. that attend a game a chancee cu to shine. and it's really cute. and greg, you and gus are due there thnext weee next week. >> going to take greg to the helmet, hold him up like that. oh, i would love that. ouch. our hearts are still with the people of mauih. in lahaina, who are recovering still from toe disastrous wildfir le they had a big paddle out there to honor those lives tha who wee lost, as well as to start the healing process. for those who are still recovering from that, that crazy and unprecedentedco disaster. our hearts and prayers are continuing to bentin to wi. indeed. all right. that is it for us. have a great night, everybody. we'll see you tomorrowesse. >> welcome to jesse watters. prim

. >> david wald, appreciate your expertise on this. thanks so much for the time. >> my pleasure.l right. back to india. leaders have started arriving at the g20 summit. we are standing by see the summit host, prime minister narendra modi, welcome the u.s. president joe biden to the summit venue. for mr. biden an opportunity to strengthen u.s. ties with global partners and also perhaps capitalize on the absence of the russian and chinese leaders. clearing the stage, if you like, and for mr. modi, it's a chance to sboebowl ter his tach you'rea champion of the developing world you are based in new delhi. and talk more about, this is an important event for mr. modi politically, domestically. there is an election campaign coming up. how important will it be for him to get, if not a joint communique, some other tangible win at this g20, both for his desires to be seen on the global stage, but also at home? >> reporter: michael, the stakes are very high for the indian prime minister narendra modi both at home as well as part of the global order. any joint statement, if that happens, wil

g david wald, thanks for being with us again. >> my pleasure. >> for more information about how you could help victims of the morocco earthquake, cnn.com/impact. plenty of resources there that have been vetted, trustworthy organizations that you can contribute to if you so wish. >>> president biden has wrapped up his visit to india at the g20 summit. now he's traveling to vietnam. before taking off for hanoi, he and other g20 leaders took part in a wreath-laying ceremony at the memorial for may hat may gandy. a live report from delhi coming up. >>> more from the devastating earthquake in morocco. why some are choosing to stay outside instead of returning to homes. shelves. shelves that know what taste buds want. shelves smsmart enough to see, sense, react, restock. ♪ so caramel swirl is always there for the taking. introducing new buttermilk biscuits in sweet and savory flavors. so, everyone can have their perfect biscuit. ♪ or add one on the side. get a breakfast biscuit sandwich with a side fojust seven dollars for a limited time. (jim) here's some straight talk for ya-use your loved es

wald says he had benjamin hanging out of a backpack while walking to the bus. stop. >> on august, 11th when a group of people approached them and they have their hands in the backpack near just read that they had a gun in the back that they're trying >> take the dog by fear and by force. when they did that, when they had me put to the side, i was unable to protect my dog. fully isn't someone came from behind and took my dog. wild says he immediately called police but he's been more than 3 weeks. and benjamin is still missing. grow wild is not giving up. been going nonstop. 24 hours a day with very little sleep. >> and just to make my rounds posting pictures using all the online source resources, thieves are known to target frenchies because they can sell for thousands of dollars. >> grunwald says benjamin get separation anxiety. so he's probably embarking super vocal. >> loud he does and he does not exist without me. we need each other. both go wild says he's not leaving the city until he finds his dog. it's very hard to go home without benjamin. not able to do

wald is heartbroken. not only is his french bulldog his service animal, but also his family. but he says he's hopeful that getting the word out. we'll bring benjamin home read group walled came to san francisco from humboldt to see friends. >> he brought his 2 year-old french bulldog benjamin on the trip as the 2 are inseparable. >> benjamin doesn't leave my he's a service animal. so he flies it mean dries with me any time. and he doesn't leave my side. what was supposed to be a week of fun has turned into a nearly month-long search for benjamin grunewald says he had benjamin hanging out of a backpack while walking to the bus. stop. >> on august, 11th a group of people approached them and they have their hands in the backpack near just read that they had a gun in the back that they're trying >> take the dog by fear and by force. when they did that, when they had me put to the side, i was unable to protect my dog. fully is when someone came from behind and took my dog. wild says he immediately called police, but he's been more than 3 weeks. and benjamin is still missing. grow

wald is heartbroken. not only is his french bulldog his service animal, but also his family. but he says he's hopeful that getting the word out. we'll bring benjamin home read group walled came to san francisco from humboldt to see friends. >> he brought his 2 year-old french bulldog benjamin on the trip as the 2 are inseparable. >> benjamin doesn't leave my he's a service animal. so he flies it mean dries with me any time. and he doesn't my sight what was supposed to be a week of fun has turned into a nearly month-long search for benjamin grunewald says he had benjamin hanging out of a backpack while walking to the bus. stop. >> on august, 11th when a group of people approached them and they have their hands in the backpack near just read that they had a gun in the back that they're trying >> take the dog by fear and by force. and when they did that, when they had me put to the side, i was unable to protect my dog. fully is when someone came from behind and took my dog. wild says he immediately called police but has been more than 3 weeks. and benjamin is still missing. grow

kevin butterfield wald, who is the director of the clearview center, and he's the moderator of our first panel, which is on the president's see in comics and cartoons. so kevin. thank you because the is. 30 media. okay, come on up. yes, welcome my great pleasure to moderate our first panel. we're going to be exploring the white house in both comics and cartoon scenes from george washington's time, 2 hours, the ways in which we have used prints and other forms of media to reach and to shrink the distance between the american people and our political leaders are things that we can explore an obviously it's both entertaining and enlightening to do. so i don't want to say all that much to introduce our panel because their biographies are in the program that you have in front of you. we will be moving from chronologically more or less from sara duke to to jesse holland, all of whom have a close connection to the library of congress. i'm proud to say sara duke works there, as does megan and jesse actually spent a good amount of time as a distinguished visiting scholar at the center. he's also

scared, i psychologically could not stand it , a former professor at new york university, mykroftal-walders. acutely in need of people to continue the counter-offensive and to replenish the dwindling armed forces many of them probably hiding. and this is a sign that these people do not want to die for a hopeless cause. they don't want to suffer such a fate, so they resist and leave the country. and i think they did the right thing. and while the deputy minister of defense of ukraine , anna malyar, is explaining why everyone, instead of holding the promised parades in crimea , is filling up the work of the offensive with bodies - this is not so, that they sat down and drove forward. this is a long process, the supreme radio detacht does not arouse much interest in her performances the immediate superior of the newly appointed minister of defense rustem umerov, the parliamentarian is busy with his own affairs, and someone even approaches the speaker during a speech to take a selfie; everything that can be digitized should be digitized. all information about the conscript, including the mil

scared, i psychologically could not stand it , a former professor at new york university, mykroftal-wald for people to continue the counter-offensive and to replenish the dwindling armed forces. many of them are probably in hiding and this is a sign that these people do not want to die for a lost cause. they do not sleep for such a fate to befall them, so they resist and leave the country. and i think that they did the right thing and show the minister of defense of ukraine anna the painter explains. why is it that instead of holding the promised parades in crimea they are being overwhelmed with bodies, the work of the offensive is not so, that they sat down and drove forward. this is a long process, the supreme radio of the deputies does not arouse much interest in the speeches of her immediate superior, the newly appointed minister of defense rustem, the parliamentarian is busy with his own affairs, and someone even approaches the speaker during the speech to take a selfie; everything that can be digitized should be digitized. all information about the recruit, including the military i

the buying power of the average uaw worker has definitely declined so they've got a point wald you tell broapproach a future youe describing with china when it's such an important trading partner with some of our biggest and most important companies >> well, i would tell them that particularly when it comes to the high-tech sector, yesterday, i said, look, we should end hb-1 visas in the united states in the high-tech sector where there's national security implications the reality is that global chinese espionage is on the rise, and we've seen far too many chinese nationals in this country be a part of that massive avalanche of sp intellectual property theft that's taken place, especially in our tech sector we've got to put our national security first but at the end of the day, remember that phase i trade deal, joe? we imposed $250 billion in tariffs on china, and frankly they came to the table almost overnight. now, i think president biden is has largely dropped the ball o enforcing the phase i trade deal that we negotiated, agricultural products, automotive products, manufactured good