i am thinking also not only of alvin toffler but of others. so my feeling is, we should not put spokes in the wool wheel of the development of civilization. and we decided that one day, people who met had met then, including peter ustinov and some others, that we will meet again. this year, we wanted to meet, but we were not able to. but we will definitely meet with them with some of them. that conference was called issyk kul forum because it was held that conference of intellectuals was held near lake issyk kul in kyrgyzstan. so we'd like to have issyk kul ii. and the president of kyrgyzstan has already invited us to come and to talk, to have another discussion. but we want to prepare, to prepare well. we want this discussion to culminate in some kind of paper, of an appeal to mankind by people who, it so happens, are particularly sensitive to what is happening and who will be able to speak out and to say something important to mankind. mr. lamb: i don't know whether you can answer this or not, but if you you've been in the united states a lo

warnock never said alvin was his dog. in the first ad he said i love puppies. he walked alvin around the block but there was no claim in either ad anywhere that the dog was his own. take a look at some of these clips. >> i think georgians will see your ads for what they are. don't you? i'm rafael warnock and we approve this message. >> rafael warnock eats pizza with a fork and a knife. he even hates puppies. >> get ready, georgia, the negative ads are coming. >> i could see how viewers could assume it was his dog. but i did not see that. and the warnock campaign told politico before election day in early 2021 that the dog belong today a supporter. come on, jim, we know that campaign ads include actors and stage scene and fictional scenario. one example is brian kemp releasing an ad in 2018 where he was holding a shotgun sitting beside a guy he identified as a young man interested in one of my daughters. that young man was, of course, an actor but this was not treated as a dishonesty scandal. that's my dog report for you. >> that dog won't hunt is the problem fo

what is he actually do, put the pressure on the governor who can fire alvin bragg who you praise, byming into the office. i know him needs a great prosecutor. i think the bodega guy who went to rikers -- >> emily: the mother of the mcdonald's worker in critical condition, she was acquitted and she said, "i'm not ready for this. are not ready for this." i keep thinking about that, none of us are ready for this purity we are in a sustained position not ready for this as a city on the sidewalks have become an absolute breeding ground for violence. coming up the cost of apparently woke big budget movie "batgirl" left humiliated after warner bros. shut down nearly finished film over fears it would be a big screen dud. it is finally taking a hit for moviegoers? in case you missed it is up next. too early to learn you could save with america's number one motorcycle insurer. that's right, jamie. but it's not just about savings. it's about the friends we make along the way. you said it, flo. and don't forget to floss before you brush. your gums will thank you. -that's right, dr. gary. -jamie?

another ad was built around a dog poop joke and ended with warnock being pals with alvin i.dog, but no lie in the ad or his public comments. one media outlet before election day the dog belonged to a supporter. and come on. campaign ads are filled with stage scenes and much more explicit fiction than rafael warnock did. in 2018, brian camp held a shot gunn near a nervous one dude identified as a young man interest in the one of my daughters. that man was actually an actor. this was not treated as a scandal. pam? >> thank you so much. >>> and "cnn newsroom" on this saturday. up next a missouri school district wants to bring back an old-fashioned form of discipline and seems some parents are in support of this. we're going to discuss. .....so you feel cool, night after night. for a limited time, save up to $700 on selecect* tempur-pedic adjustable mattress sets.. the thing that's different about a vrbo vacation home. you always have the whole place to yourself. just you and your people. ♪ ♪ i'm lindsey vonn, and ever since i retired from skiing, i've had trouble falling asleep

posted an interesting video that suggested that the dog from warnock's ads in 2020, a beagle named alvinlook. ♪ in the arms of the angel, far away from here ♪ >> so, as a palmerainan owner, coy not exist looking into this. did rafael warnock lie having a dog. the answer is no, it is walker's claim that is false. so the dog in those popular warnock ads from 2020 kwho is a very good boy, belongs to one of warnock's supporters and he never said alvin was his in the first ad, warnock just said i love puppies and held the he an around the block and got some licks from al vin but there was no claim anywhere that alvin was his own. so i see how some viewers could have watched this and assumed it was his own dog. but there was no actual assertion for warnock that it was. either in the ads or in any of his public comments about the ads. i took a look online and the warnock campaign told politico before election day in 2021 that the dog belonged to a supporter. and campaign ads are filled with actors and stage scenes and much more explicit fiction than warnock did here. in 2018 republican georgia

the a., alvin bragg, refusing to enforce laws across the board.dges who are far left and lax where they're releasing people even when they do have the discretion. and then you have to read about it, for example, that goldman sachs employee murdered on a new york city subway. prosecutor in that case asked for bail, but that person put -- judge put that person back in the street. it happened again this week, a queens judge who the prosecutor asked for bail in the case, the lax judge released him. so these three parts compounded together is causing a rise of crime in new york city, prorochester, syracuse and some other places. maria: so this is all because of bad policy. and they always say bad policy equals bad outcomes. these policies have made our streets less safe. tell me about the incident that happened with you. you were at the podium, you were at the microphone at a campaign event. you and your team immediately thrust into office, you were so courageous to take on this guy who had a blunt object in his hand trying to stab you. >> right. and i

alvin bragg is pushing back saying he is proud of what the city is doing and the 80-year-old californiawho was forced to defend himself when an armed robber barged into his store calling out leaders for making things and safe. up a what he told -- >> it is not my job. somebody needs to do something now because we are just getting downhill faster and faster and it is certainly a concern not just for me but i hear it all the time for my customer base and everyone that unexposed to. they are fed up and i can't blame them. >> thank god that he recovered from his heart attack that he suffered after that attempted robbery. >> greg: and he was in work the next day and he has better head and you. [laughter] here is what is happening in new york. we used to remember -- democrat to republican mayor. we start have a republican senator, governor, we had checks against democratic craziness. but now there's no checks. this is is what happens republique usually wall street with a step in when things got crazy and say, hey, guys, try to the abnormal. after covid took all the powerbrokers that is to ran

terry jones, alvine wu. (inaudible) come up. i yell at you all the time but i want you to be celebrated today. who likes to get paid? i know that you all have had some challenges and that things don't always run as smoothly as we like, but these three people make sure that everyone gets placed and goes through the application process. alvin wu from japanese youth council makes sureveryone gets paid alawn with terry jones so with the kinks and frustrations and challenges, you see how many of you are in this space and this is only a portion of the people? these folks here kind of all by themselves with a couple other folks make sure it all happens so they have to answer all your e-mails and phone calls and process your applications and make sure that there is enough money for you all to get paid so i just wanted to thank them for their hard work and for getting beat up not just by me but all the parents and kids and young folks upset about their checks thank you. come on up (inaudible) brought us lunch in a plastic bagism i just w

i was on that stage talking about the need to repeal comment to remove district attorneys like alvinto enforce the law across the board. i just put out our first campaign ad for the general election talking about the need to repeal cashless and bail pretty been talking about the josÉ alba case gets stabbed, law-abiding citizen pretty ends up in rikers island with a murder charge of the person who stabbed him and not getting charged with anything. but in my case when that attacker came to me on stage, released right back up on the street for the old reason why the u.s. attorney was able to jump in and charge him federally was because i am a member of congress. but if i am not a member of congress, that person isn't detained. and on top of that, because thankfully where the campaign event had a lot of people taking video. just like in the josÉ case there is surveillance video or you end up with much less desired outcomes as far as a criminal justice system goes. >> while we just looked at the video. absolute unbelievable what happened to you. that video is really striking. all of this

i've said that if elected governor on day one i would remove alvin bragg. not to replace with some republican friend of mine. we're talking about the county of new york. we're talking about manhattan. if you're reaching out to the local elected officials, the only witness test is will the person do the job? liz: it's about something bigger. thomas sole pointed it out, we're letting prosecutors and judges put themselves -- judges put themselves above the voters and state legislatures picking and chooses which laws to enforce. that's bad for america. final word. >> yeah, no, absolutely. that's absolutely right. it's the duty for the law-abiding citizen who wants to be in charge of their streets. it's the will of the people that these laws got enacted in the first place. liz: got it. congressman lee, come back soon. have a good weekend. >> thank you, you too. liz: fbi director christopher ray linking the rise in violent crime to the border collapse. jeff van rue is fired up and we'll dig in next on "the evening edit". >> the justice department and the fbi must

he is already serving a sentence sentence for the shooting of robert alvin justus jr.. > >> as kpix 5's shawn chitnis reports, a new tactic to get the city's attention. >> reporter: they have had enough and they are taking matters into their own hands. this issue is in the spirit of their neighborhood. >> he has owned castro coffee cy for over 30 years. since 2015, he has noticed a significant ine in problems with people on the . >> as merchants, we are struggling. >> reporter: is an earlier this month to city leaders -- they asked for more beds to help people from the castro get help and for the city to have a better plan for when people turn people turn down services. >> if they are unable to fulfill fulfill their obligations, we are going to take action. >> reporter: >> reporter: one way to put pressure on the city is not paying taxes and the license fees needed to run a business in in san francisco. >> it is not beyond question that we might take those kind of of steps. we hope we never get there. >> i want to compare this district to the tenderloin. it is getting bad. >> reporter

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anything that is inconsistent that emerged throughout the course of these investigations, alvin bragg and the das office were paying close attention to. they were going to use that and would use that in terms of looking at what they have in their investigation already comparing the two and pointing out anything that didn't add up. that was going to put trump in jeopardy of having those charges on the criminal side pursued which is ultimately why he elected to take the fifth amendment for the majority of his questions. i think it's an interesting thing because if you know donald trump's history with respect to depositions, he typically enjoys making these sort of legal interviews, almost verbal sparring matches with attorneys. it's very clear he understands the magnitude and gravity of what he's dealing with which is why he ultimately elected not to answer questions under his fifth amendment right against self-incrimination. >> what's your sense of where this investigation with letitia james is going here? do you anticipate charges? >> it's not necessarily a charge question, katy, beca

alvin bragg has been watching tish james' investigation.y've been coordinating on their investigations. if he had testified i believe the prosecutors in bragg's office would have carefully combed over that testimony to see whether any of it demonstrated evidence of criminal activity that they could charge, but now that he has refused to testify it doesn't give them anything additional to work with. >> david, how much is at stake for donald trump's business with all of this? >> well, under new york state law, letitia james could have the trump organization put out of business. you have a right to your life, but a corporation does not have a right to its life. that's the worst scenario probably for donald trump beyond, you know, whether testimony he might have given could have been used ashgainst m and other prosecutors. >> does it surprise you at all that he's not answering questions. >> donald has an utter contempt for the law. he believes he's special. he's used delay and avoidance tactics his entire career. he could have said a long time

trees peace and quiet, but the journalists who got the lawsuit of the mistress of the house maria alvine builders unearthed that inside there is bad mold. something is constantly flowing walking. drafts even etched termites. in general , there is not much point in sitting in such four walls, and biden on two wheels goes to the beach, where journalists are waiting for him , remembering how it all ended the previous time , the us president decided not to slow down. mr. president, you will talk to us. no, i need to go for swimming trunks, enjoy your rest. i enjoy spending a lot of time on the phone a lot of good news. so thank you, the harvard mayor's attorney, who authorized a search of trump's deer. the president of the united states constantly calls up and does not receive the very good news from him in the white house continues to assure that biden has nothing to do with it, as far as president biden is concerned that the matter is related to national security issues. john i can't talk about it. this will be unacceptable. this was made clear by the president of the department of justic