well, guido steinberg is the middle east on the list and international terrorism, expelled from the gym and institute for international and security phase. earlier, i asked him how he would describe what's happening. they've been on over the past 2 days. well, what happened to the level of the is a major blow to the internal security of his fall, but it is a blow that has not so fundamentally changed the equation between israel and she's father, who's for law. it has not the we could piece by life is we can do total communications, but there is no, not one single title unless stationed in southern southern level down or in eastern level. there is no uh, not one me side less. so, um, the outcome depends on the reaction by his by law and uh on the question of whether that is a largest strategy behind what he's rounded and as of now it doesn't see so. so the situation between his father is, well, it has not fundamentally changed. okay, i want to sort of drill into that a little bit more, more your saying has blah hasn't been weakened boss. a lot of people are wondering if a large scale ret

thank you to you by i'd like to welcome to those steinberg. now he's the middle east on the list and international terrorism expert from the gym and institute for international and security affairs. welcome back to the doctor here. data. how would you describe, given your expertise, what's happened in labor and on over the past 2 days? that was what happened. the level of the is a major blow to the internal security of his ball. uh uh, but it is a blow that has not found a meant to the change, the equation between israel and she's father, who's for law. it has not a weakened, peaceful life is we can do total communications. but there is no, not one single title unless stationed in southern southern level 9 or an eastern level. there is no uh, not one me. so i to this. so the, the outcome depends on the reaction by his by law. and on the question of whether that is a larger strategy behind what these reality and as of now, it doesn't see so, so the situation between his bottom line is, well, it has not fundamentally changed. okay. i want to sor

steinberg describing his time as mayor with one word. it is been in its challenges difficulties.ust the extraordinary times are living but it's also been rich. >>in achievement with just over 80 days left in his term, mayor steinberg said he does still have some goals he'd like to accomplish in that time, including moving forward plans for downtown, including the old sacramento waterfront and potentially the rail yard in sacramento covering local news matters play. curtis fox, 40 news. >>unlv is hoping to create a solution for southern nevada's water shortage with its newest device to harvest atmospheric water vapor. well, jeremy cho and assistant professor in mechanical engineering is not the first to conduct atmospheric water harvesting he specifically wanted to target desert areas like las vegas. we like to reference starwars a lot because the skywalker's were moisture farmers. and here we are. >>doing that in the desert. cho has teamed up with rich sloane to co-found waiver technologies. it's unl these new a startup at the engineering school focusing on sustainable water prac

julia steinberger, professor of economics at the university of lausanne in switzerland , wrote in a messageonline that the bombing of the beirut towers is similar to the attack on the doglu towers in the united states and criticized the dual position of the west in this regard . canada wrote in a message on the cyberspace that the bombing of zahia represents the inner world of zionism. they wrote that this is zionism and only from zionism. please do a nationwide census of a densely populated area with hundreds of thousands of people , mr. dr. farhandepour, we don't have more than 3 minutes before the 10 o'clock news . please, world, regarding the firm response to the crimes of the zionist regime and stopping us , see what you have said, well, these are a number of thinkers and geniuses in the field of politics and art, and it can be said that they represent the public opinion , when such things are discussed in the field. and in the virtual space in the media, this person is mentioned that's it. truly free people can be very effective in awakening public opinion. look, the people of the reg

sacramento mayor darrell steinberg explains why he's against prop 36. >> why are you a no on prop 36?a very serious problem in our state with retail theft and with drug abuse and drug addiction. and of course, the sale of fentanyl and all the tragedies that have gone with that. this is the wrong solution up to basically increase our jail and prison population while cutting the funding for treatment, which is the stated intent of prop 36. this initiative taps into the emotion and the anger that people feel. but as often happens with some initiatives, just because it states a problem and a serious problem doesn't mean the solution is the right one. and this is the wrong one. let me tell you why. it takes us back decades to an era where we are going to imprison people or put people in county jail, not for drug sales, but for drug possession. >> we'll have more with sacramento mayor darrell steinberg this week on our political show, the issue is it airs tomorrow morning from 630 to 7 right here on ktvu. funeral services were held today for a math teacher killed last week during the school

attack with the attack on the communication systems that means yesterday or the day before. steal steinberg then middle east on the list, an international terrorism expert from the gym and institute for international and security affairs. let's get a round up now of some other global news headlines today. the un general assembly has strongly backed a resolution demanding an end to israel as occupation of the palestinian territories within 12 months. it was supported by 124 of 193 members with forcing tre extensions. the text is based on an advisory opinion from the international court of justice that closed israel as opposed to 1967 or keep patient unlawful. israel rejects the non finding resolution. north korea has tested it to new tactical, ballistic new styles. the countries at stake, controlled media, published images of leader kim jong and supervising the launch. it said one of the massages was designed to carry logical heads. give, don't know who has recently ordered an upgrade of weapons capabilities, assigning a threat from external forces. you are paying commission president also t

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you have in front of you one of our members who is not with us today, darrell steinberg from sacramento, reporting a significant reduction in homelessness in sacramento. 29% reduction and an increase in sheltered homeless. we often don't have an opportunity to talk about how successful we are. i know that many of you might have gotten the results from your point in time count. we are still waiting for our numbers, we were bracing ourselves all year for an increase in homelessness, especially because of the covid resources that have expired. so we are waiting to see whether that was going to contribute. i know in l.a. in september of last year we had 30,000 angelenos facing eviction. that doesn't mean everyone facing eviction is going to wind up on the street but clearly that is a threat, so we will brace ourselves. i'm hearing there might be some good news but i wanted to lift up the success of sacramento, even if darrell isn't here. it is some good news to wave around. just recapping our agenda, i wanted to start by summarizing the fly in that we did in d.c. and then also talk about so

and the novel ways companies are using the technology, let's bring in zeta global ceo david steinbergy before a.i. was a buzz word. >> i joke, we founded our company 15 years ago, we pivoted it hard into the a.i. ecosystem seven years ago, not to be confused with seven months ago, where a lot of the guys have sort of come in. >> right. so, where is your advantage in using a.i. to sell ads and marketing versus other companies that have sort of been newer to the game? >> i think the difference is, most of our competitors have built their algorithms outside of their platform. so, if you have a marketing cloud, you have to step out of the platt tomorrow to do a query, then you have to go to a data system, make a decision, go back there. that latency destroys return on investment. we rearchitected our entire platform to put data and a.i. as native to the application layer. so, we can make a decision in a millisecond, where as our competitors have to make a decision in many seconds. you know, 7 to 9 seconds m and it allows us to put more variables in to create better return on investment if

after cyclist saying, hey, i'm some injured and some killed vice mayor katie maple and mayor darrell steinberg detailing a proposed state of emergency that could open up new state funding and emergencies other public health issues that sometimes open the door for state federal funds. we don't know the answer to that right now. but for me, i'm willing to vice mayor maples is a plan, looks to do more public education campaigns as well as stricter enforcement people to know that will be held accountable. >>and to me, that i'm going to think twice if i know that that sacramento pd is out there and they're issuing tickets to people who are failing to yield a crosswalk. for example, vice mayor maple stressing its a citywide issues. >>one that community members are asking to be fixed. now we can help people dying on the street to education about what a crosswalk means for drivers would be great. >>but city leaders say it takes time and money. i think us as a council, we can put our heads together and create something really great. it may not look exactly like this at the end, but i do. i do know that

so well written, john steinberger, show runner, did a great job. >> michael: your show is called "the want them to call me dude pa. they've shortened that down to dudey. [ laughter ] like dog dudey. right? i'm dudey, man. [ laughter ] >> michael: nothing like kids. nothing like kids. i echos what george said. i am addicted to the show as well. we're on the same page. we're going to show everybody a clip. check it out. >> what would you need? >> transported to the valley, supplies. sent to the village. then we'd move 20 men, small arms in and out. can you do that? >> a day or two is not enough. >> no time to delay. >> michael: no time to delay. >> no time to delay. >> michael: i watch the show. you have an incredible cast. john lithgow, you look like you're having lots of fun together. >> we do. we have a lot in common, both from show business families. we approached the work in a similar way to become my good buddies. that's where we are supposed to get -- our characters are supposed to have known each other for years. we said let's get down to it and get close, man. oh yeah. some act

we had 12 people in our town die on 9/11, including my next door neighbor gina steinberg and her daughter kindergarten and the list is too long to name from our town. my beloved sister-in-law alice was in the building pregnant and ran down 70 flights of stairs getting out of the building just before it collapsed. and you i also think, mike barnicle, about the first responders who were so braved that day. 443 firefighters died. many more have died since from their nine months on the pile there from how sick they got and more members from the fdny have died from cancers. i think about the men and women from afghanistan and some who did not come home and some will bear the scars of their lives. the ripple of that day that continues on this day. >> the ripple of lives lost and lives that continue and many of the lives you just mentioned. my wife was on a flight to new york. she had a scheduled 9:00 a.m. meeting at the world trade center that morning. her flight was reverted back to boston in mid air. there was an iconic photo taken of a ladder truck crossing the brooklyn bridge that morning h