full-fledged member of society, now they will soon, look at how nine sick people will come to anthony the greatsick, but they are healthy only because you are not like him, so i would i wanted to end with the words that were recently said in soligorsk by alexander lukashenko, surprisingly, there was such an absolutely earthly agenda for livestock farming, but what is the context, and we’ll look at this now, let’s listen, i’m still surprised how... we succeed, here they are raging around that's it, today we sit and talk about pig farming, how to fry kebabs, something else, people have already forgotten about this, even in rich countries, take poland, oh poland, so what in poland, it’s the americans who are pouring a lot of money into the european union , they would about 100 billion euros were detained there and were not given to poland to support it, just subsidies and that’s bad. and they started to fight from ukraine, they finally showed tolensky that hurray, hurray, like gorby, gorby gorbachev, but now no one needs it, and you think that poland is just crushing this poor ukraine today, but n

hospital would be a novelty, no, this is a full-fledged member of society now they will soon, like anthony the greatck people will come and say that you are sick, and they healthy, only because you are not like them, so i would like to finish with the words that were said recently in... such an earthly agenda is animal husbandry, but what is the context, and we will now look at this, let ’s listen, i’m still surprised how we it’s possible, everything is raging around, today we can sit and talk about pig farming, how to fry kebabs, something else, people have already forgotten about it, even in rich countries, take poland, oh poland, so what in poland, it’s the same americans are pouring a lot of money into the european union, they have detained about 100 billion there poland didn’t give euros to support it, it’s just subsidies and it’s bad, and they started to bully from ukraine, finally they showed zelsky that hurray, hurray, like gorby gorby gorbachev, now no one needs him, and you think that poland is just like that today crushes this poor ukraine yes. no, they’ve already given the go-ahead from

a new place, they’ll soon have a member of society, watch how nine sick people will come to anthony the great and we will now look at this, let’s listen, i’m still surprised how we it’s possible, everything is raging around today, sit and talk about pig farming, how to fry kebabs, what else? people have already forgotten about this, even in rich countries, take poland, oh poland, so what in poland, it’s the americans who are pouring in crazy money from the european union, they detained about 100 billion euros there, didn’t give them to poland to support it, just subsidies and it’s bad, and they started playing dogs from ukraine, finally they showed zelsky that hurray, hurray, like gorby gorbachev, but .. .now no one needs it, and you think that poland is just crushing this poor ukraine today, but no , they already gave the go-ahead because of the ocean, we need to dump this zelsky, i’m tired of him, he’s holding elections in america tomorrow, no one will watch to this, we need to protect ourselves, because we don’t know from these mad politicians of poland, what to expect from them, very well

a full-fledged member of society now they’ll have soon , watch how nine sick people come to anthony the greator livestock farming, but what is the context, and this... let ’s look at it, let’s listen, i’m still surprised how we manage , everything is raging around, today we can sit and talk about pig farming, how to fry kebabs, something else, people have already forgotten about this, even in rich countries, take poland, oh poland, so what in poland, it’s the americans who are pouring in a lot of money, the european union, they would have detained about 100 people there billion euros were not given to poland, support was simply subsidies and bad behavior started from ukraine, finally zelsky was shown that hurray, hurray, like gorby gorbachev, no one needs him now, and do you think that poland is just crushing this poor ukraine today? no, they already gave the go-ahead from across the ocean, we need to dump this zelensky, i’m tired of him, he’s holding elections in america tomorrow, no one will look at this. we need to protect ourselves, because we don’t know from these mad politicians of pola

would be a new thing, no, this is a full-fledged society now they will soon have nine, like anthony the greatlukash. surprisingly, there was an absolutely earthly agenda of animal husbandry, but what is the context, and this is us now let's look at it, let's listen, i'm still surprised how we manage, everything is raging around, today we sit and talk about pig farming, how to fry kebabs, something else, people have already forgotten about this, even in rich countries, take poland, oh poland, so what in poland, it’s the americans, they’re pouring a lot of money into the european union , they detained about 100 billion euros there, they didn’t give poland to support it, it’s just subsidies and it’s bad, and they started playing dogs with ukraine, they finally showed zelsky that hurray, hurray, like gorby, gorby to gorbachev, now to no one is not needed, and you think that poland is simply crushing this poor ukraine today, but no, already because of. they gave us the go-ahead, we need to dump this zelsky, i’m tired of him, tomorrow there are elections in america, no one will even look at this, w

is a full-fledged member of society, now they, soon, watch how nine sick people will come to anthony the greatal husbandry, but what is the context, and we’ll look at this now, let’s listen , i’m still surprised how we succeed, everything around us is raging, rabid money from the european union, they detained about 100 billion euros there, did not give it to poland to support it, just subsidies and bad, and they started to bully from ukraine. finally zelsky was shown that hurray, hurray, gorbachev, now no one needs him, and do you think that poland is simply crushing this poor ukraine today? no, they already gave the go-ahead because of the ocean, we need to dump this zelensky, i’m tired of him, tomorrow there are elections in america, no one will look at this, we need to protect ourselves, because we don’t know what from these mad politicians of poland waiting is very good, in my opinion, it brings you back , as they say, back to earth to real life, and you even begin to look at the issue of security differently, we often say security, security, security - this is if i understand the presiden

mental hospital in a new thing, no, no, this soon they will have a fully membered society, like anthony the great there was such an absolutely earthly agenda of livestock farming, but what is the... context, and we’ll look at this now, let’s listen, i’m still surprised how we manage, everything is raging around, today we sit and talk about pig farming, like barbecue fry more something, people have already forgotten about this, even in rich countries, take poland, oh poland , so what in poland, it’s the americans who are pouring a lot of money into the european union, they have detained about 100 billion euros there. they didn’t give poland to support it, it’s just subsidies and it’s bad, and they started to bully from ukraine , finally they showed zelsky that hurray, hurray, gorbachev, now no one needs him, and you think that poland is just like that, today is crushing this poor ukraine, but no, they’ve already given the go-ahead from overseas, we need to dump this zelensky, i’m tired of him, he’s holding elections tomorrow america, no one will even look at this, we need to protect ourselves, bec

novelty would be lying, no, this is a full-fledged member of society, now, soon, look, like anthony the greatnko, surprisingly, there was such an absolutely earthly agenda - livestock farming, but what is the context, and we’ll look at this now, let’s listen , i’m still surprised how we manage to sit around today and talk about pig farming, how to fry kebabs, and something else , people have already forgotten about this, even in rich countries, take poland , oh poland, so what in poland, it’s the americans who are pouring in a lot of money, the european union, they detained about 100 billion euros there, did not give poland to support it, just subsidies and it was bad, and they started to behave like dogs. with ukraine, they finally showed zelsky that hurray , hurray, like gorby, gorby gorbachev, now no one needs him, and do you think that poland is just crushing this poor ukraine today? no, they already gave the go-ahead from overseas, we need to dump this zelensky, i’m tired of him, tomorrow there are elections in america, no one will even look at this, we need to protect ourselves, because

new psychiatric hospital, this a full-fledged member of society, now they will soon, look like anthony the greaty earthly agenda for animal husbandry, but what is the context, and we’ll look into this now, let’s listen, i’m still surprised how we manage, everything is raging around, today we can sit and talk about pig farming, how to fry kebabs, something else, people have already forgotten about this, even in rich countries, take . crazy money the european union, they detained about 100 billion euros there, they didn’t give it to poland to support it, it’s just that subsidies are bad and started to fight with ukraine, finally zelsky was shown that hurray, hurray, like gorby, gorby gorbachev, but now no one needs , and you think that poland is just like that, today. yes, this poor ukraine is being crushed? no, they already gave the go-ahead because of the ocean, we need to dump this zelensky, i’m tired of him, tomorrow there are elections in america, no one will look at this, we need to protect ourselves, because we don’t know from these mad politicians in poland, what from them wait? very well,

is a full-fledged member of society, now they, soon, watch how nine sick people will come to anthony the greatfor livestock farming, but what is the context and we will now look into this. let's listen, i'm still surprised how we manage, everything is raging around, today we sit and talk about pig farming, how to fry kebabs, something else, people have already forgotten about this, even in rich countries, take poland, oh poland, well in poland, it’s the americans who are pouring a lot of money into the european union, they would have detained about 100 billion euros there and would not have given them to poland for support. just subsidies and bad, and they started to fight from ukraine , finally they showed zelsky that hurray, hurray, gorbachev, now no one needs him, and do you think that poland is just crushing this poor ukraine today? no, they already gave the go-ahead from overseas, we need to dump this zelsky, i’m tired of him, tomorrow there are elections in america, no one will look at this, but we have to... defend ourselves, because we don’t know from these mad politicians of poland ,

a full-fledged member of society now they will soon, look how nine sick people will come to anthony the greathat is the context, and we’ll look at this now, let’s listen, i’m still surprised how we manage to sit and talk about pig farming, how to fry kebabs, and something else, with everything raging around us today, people have already forgotten about this, even in rich countries, take poland, oh poland, so what in poland, it’s the americans pouring in crazy... money from the european union, they would have detained about 100 billion euros there and not given it to poland to support it , it’s just that subsidies are bad, and they started to bully from ukraine. finally they showed zelsky that hurray, hurray, gorbachev, now no one needs him, and do you think that poland is just crushing this poor ukraine today? yes, no, they already gave the go-ahead because of the ocean, we need to dump this zelensky , i’m tired of him, there are elections in america tomorrow, no one will even look at this, we need to protect ourselves, because we don’t know from these mad politicians of poland that . waiting

host: also, what role could he play perhaps influencing who the neck speaker will be? anthony: another great point. he was quite close, is quite close with former speaker mccarthy. so, as to whether or not how much sway that holds with as to how legislative that holds with the conference at this point, that remains uncertain. but he is definitely someone to watch as the race takes shape and as we get more serious with people trying to ral a ratchet up support. host: congressman jim jordan of ohio and steve scalise of louisiana making their announcement that they are running for speaker. what are their campaign pitches to the members at the start of the race? guest: that is what we will have to wait and see. there has been a lot of talk of needing to address the southern border, of trying to get the appropriations process down to each of the 12 spending bills. those are going to be key priorities. something we heard from members today is that they are still trying to figure out what the differences may be. both are obviously members who have lengthy conservative voting records. both have been

the wuhan funding because anthony fauci allowed the funding to go around the safety committee. this is a bomb shell revelation and this will eventually bring down anthony fauci. stuart: deception: the greatvid coverup by senator rand paul. thank you, senator. appreciate it. in about 90 minutes, president biden delivers remarks on the terrorist attacks in israel. jackie heinrich has the latest from the white house after this. ♪ >> tech: cracked windshield on your new car? bring it to safelite. my customer was enjoying her new car, when her windshield cracked. [gasp] >> customer: my car! >> tech vo: she didn't take it to the dealer. she scheduled with safelite. we have the latest technology for the newest vehicles. and we do more replacements and recalibrations than anyone else. >> customer: thank you so much. >> tech: don't wait-- schedule now. ♪ pop music ♪ >> singers: ♪ safelite repair, safelite replace. ♪ stuart: on the markets, it's a modest rally. stuart: it's a selloff and now people are driven back and buying and this is part of the program that long time viewers like. stuart: you get mike murphy's stock picks and he likes pepsi, which happens to be up this morning. that's one of y

. >> thank you [ cheers and applause >> jimmy: with the great marc anthony >> yes, sir. in a wedding. [ applause ] >> jimmy: is that vin diesel >> yeah. yo, that's so funny. look at me i'm like, "yo, i'm here. >> jimmy: that's you you're like, "i'm here, too, guys." >> i'm in the back, don't leave me here. >> jimmy: like, vin -- vin, stand in the back. yeah, romeo. >> i know i'm the youngest one, but -- >> jimmy: oh, is that david beckham? [ laughter ] is this a real photo >> i think it's photoshopped though >> jimmy: it's photoshop yeah, okay, good >> i'm kidding >> jimmy: wait -- that's a a party, right there >> yo, man, that was a nice party. [ laughter ] for sure >> jimmy: wow, that's fun. >> we had a blast, man we like -- we had so much fun at the wedding >> jimmy: you did? >> yeah, yeah, yeah. >> jimmy: can we talk about "don juan? >> yes, sir. >> jimmy: "don juan," look at this, right there. now -- now this -- did the album title come first or the tattoo come first? >> hmm >> jimmy: i ask the tough hard-hitting questions here. >> no, no, no. no, the tattoo came fi

a week before the death anniversary of jamal khashoji, us secretary of state anthony blincon released a statement on the occasion of saudi arabia's national day, expressing how the us greatrightly or wrongly the saudi crown prince of orchestrating the gruesome murder, but by the looks of things, they've already compromised their claimed concerns for human rights, midway.

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the great covid coverup. and this picture of anthony fauci with his mask on says it all. the book go i became intryinged by this -- intrigued by this by seeing the private e-mails by anthony fauci and a group of scientists who were saying in 2020 that it looks like the virus was manipulated, we're worried because we know in china they were doing gain of function research. and if anybody questions this we'll call them conspiracy theorists. they were acknowledging in private that in all likelihood the virus came from the lab and they knew gain of function research was going on. in the committee they said we never funded gain of function research in china. he out and out lied which is a felony and if he were a republican or sympathetic to republican causes they would put him in jail like they've done to trump supporters but there seems to be two sets of standards. i referred him to the department of justice, we have the proof, 400 pages worth, going through every detail of what happened. it wasn't just lying to congress, it was the particularly bad judgment of saying this typ

the heavenly intercessor, saint anthony of padua. yon z'yaўlyaetstsa, let's say, pa. nationalists, this portuguese, all of them, like the holy package and holy service , all the greatnch, all the poor nobles life, but also harvested on the squares of rose gardens, not only in portugal, spain , people who are the great preachers of the gospel, and the eight most important people, in the muslim land, as a taxa, do not look at the misfortune, let’s say so, they are ruining life, the great preachers, all of them i say to the intercessors of people who are knowledgeable in difficult situations, and i pray for a request that he can help. already in 1935 events and destruction. bakery. in 1940 , even this was gone. a terrible fire destroyed the roof and wooden structures. the situation was further aggravated by several shells that hit the church during the operation to liberate the city from the nazi invaders. it didn’t get any easier in the post-war period, when a fire duty post was located here. only in the seventies the building. at rest, it was empty, the question of restoration the temple was raised several times , but to no avail, and only 40 years later, in 2013, r

anthony. he is the most successful man in australia. he's a great, and he's my friend, and i appreciate it. >> in a statement on truth social, trump calls the report false and ridiculous, other than the facts that i will often state that we make the best submarines and marine military equipment anywhere in the world. with that being said, i will always promote the greatness of america and its military equipment. the alternative would be for allies and others to buy from russia, china, or elsewhere. joining me is retired navy rear admiral ken perry. he served as the captain of a nuclear missile submarine and commander of the navy's largest submarine group. admiral, just first off, i mean, sharing with an australian billionaire who joins his social club and gets promoted when the president is in office about allegedly the number of warheads on these submarines, details about where they're positioned? what was your reaction to that? >> well, my reaction was, u.s. submarine force is a strategic advantage for the country. we've got submarines that are de

anthony. he's the most successful man in australia. he's a great man. he's my friend, and i appreciate it. >> a spokesperson for trump denied any wrong doing saying in part that abc's reporting lacked proper context and relevant information and urge d the doj o investigate the leak behind the story. u.s. army retired major general james marks joining the conversation along with our great reporters at the table. the people that pratt allegedly told, 45-plus people, 11 employees, 10 australian officials, three former u australian pms. what did you did this? >> my first question would be if i go to jail, can i choose my cell mate. that would be the first thing that crossed my mind. most importantly, it talks about a cavalier approach towards the absolute necessity to control this level of classified information. this is about our nuclear national security. this is a foundational program that we have. the nuclear triad, we don't share that with anybody. we also have an agreement where we share among five nations, the united states, australia, uk, new zealan

anthony. he is the most successful man in australia. he's a great man and he's my friend and i appreciate it. >> joining us now, cnn senior law enforcement analyst and former fbi deputy director andrew mccabe. thanks for coming in. i want to try to understand the level of sensitivity of this information. is this a national security risk? how big of a deal is this? >> well, phil, it's absolutely a national security risk. there is very little information in our federal government that we protect more seriously than nuclear weapons, national defense information. and just as an indicator of that, most people know a sitting president, not, of course a former president, but a sitting president has the ability to declassify most top secret classified data at his discretion. this is one of those rare categories of information, nuclear weapons materiel, that is classified not by presidential order but by statute. so the president himself or herself cannot declassify this discretion. it is at the heart of the most sensitive material we have to protect in our

the bay. >>> anthony florez now. i think there's a lot of people who are feeling a little upset tonight and disappointed. if you watch that game, the defensive front is greaton slipped away today in cleveland. stick around, sports is >>> the niners lose for the first time this season falling on the road in cleveland. tempers flaring in the 49ers marched down the field on the fourth possession. it looked easy. he would lead the game in the fourth quarter and the defense made it tough on brock. this was by far his worst game. a 29 yard field goal. the browns beat the 49ers 19- 17. it the first loss of the season.>> is always tough to miss that last kick. they played better than us today. >> gives me a chance to make it. we've all got to look ourselves in the mirror and see the flaws to get better from it. we will learn from it. it will sting right now. we will bounce back. >> in vegas in the patriot. had to go to the hospital to get it checked out. the defense wins for the silver and black. max crosby drops mac jones and they win 21-17. they are never easy. we knew they would get their best fight. proud of our team for continuing to battle and fight. the war

keep up the great work there at saint anthony's. it's one of my favorites. i love it.alex, turning things over now to you. all right. thank you both. appreciate it. all right. we want to talk about our beautiful weather here in the bay area as we give you this live look out over the oakland estuary, looking off towards san francisco, clear skies and roberta is here to tell us about the big warm up happening here as we move toward the end of this week. yeah, alex, but i want to get heather again because i want to attend that event at saint. you can go to plus one. yes, please. the last time i've been to saint anthony's, i was holding socks with the warriors. yeah we all support saint anthony's. hi everybody. and you're going to support this forecast? you're going to love it. this is our live weather camera looking outdoors. look at that visibility. do you remember when we were just smoke fueled just a couple of weeks ago? visible was restricted. we got good air quality out there right now. and looking out toward san francisco in the north bay, we're currently at 67 degr

the co-host of america reports. john roberts. 4:10 a.m. his time. great work all day. tell us the latest there now. >> john: it's only 9 o'clock. anthonynken burning the midnight oil. gave the press statement 20 minutes after 3:00 outlining five broad goals for president biden on wednesday. make sure israel has what it needs to defend itself. making sure that congress approperates the money for the iron dome. second, he wants to coordinate with benjamin netanyahu on the hostage release. a number of american hostages. hamas said they have up to 250 hostages. they would be willing to release all non-israeli hostages with the conditions on the ground are right. what about all of the israel hostages? how do you get them released? third and this is very interesting. president biden wants to hear israel's military plan and aims and its plans to go after hamas that minimizes civilian casualties. clearly none ever these neighboring nations want to take palestinians, they are making a lot of noise about it. egypt's president said to blinken on sunday he believes israel went beyond the right to self-defense and is punishing the palestinians. but

i want toun thank the other members of my family were here, particularly amaryllis who's been such a great job comanaging the campaign. and my son bobby and jackie and becky and anthony shriver and carol lina and jesse shriver, and other members ofd my family are here. cheryl is a huge, huge football fan, and the real reason we came to philadelphia is to watch the eagles play yesterday. [applause] i want to thank lewis for giving the invocation today. lewis is a tribal elder of the sioux in south dakota, my father, about a week before he died, my father spent a full day at the lakota reservation at pine ridge. there was a crowd of 20,000 people waiting for him and -- in rapid city, and one of his local aides said to him, we better get to rapid, they've been waiting for hours and he added that the indians don't vote. my father looked at him very sharply and said you don't know who your candidate is. and he saw a entire family of sioux living in the burned out hole of an automobile and he wept. it's one of the only times in his lifetime that i heard of him crying. and that word of his tears swept across the reservation and on election day june 5, 1968, the last day of

anthony. he is the most successful man in australia. he is a great man and he's my friend and i appreciate it. >> cnn legal analyst jennifer rogers joins us now. i actually want to start with the trump team response. there's an-of-not outright denial or saying this is a lie. just that it lacks context. what does that mean? >> also saying these are illegal leaks. right? tends to be what they do. focus on the leaks. it means they're not really ready to respond yet and want to see how prosecutors are going to try to use this information before they worry too much about it, because i doubt they'll try to charge this as a separate spillage of classified or national security information. >> why not? >> it's hard to charge a verbal spillage. there's just not the same proof around it than if you have documents and can establish for sure what information was shared. i think more likely especially late in the day with the trial approaching also to try to use it instead as what's called other bad act evidence. put it in but it's not to prove a separate crime bu

anthony. he is the most successful man in australia. he is a great and he's my friend and i appreciate it. >> joining us now is sarah matthews, a former trump white house deputy press secretary. sara, thanks for sharing part of your afternoon with us. this reporting from abc news about trump sharing sensitive information with members of the mar-a-lago club, you worked pretty closely in his office for years, does that coincide with what you've seen from him personally? >> i didn't personally witness him handle any classified information so i don't want to, you know, mischaracterize anything, but i think that it's been very clear in the testimony from folks in the white house and then the reporting that we've seen that he was very careless with classified information. hearing this new report that he shared some of our most sensitive information relating to nuclear warheads on submarines with a foreign national is extremely concerning, and i think that in the reporting from abc it also said that this australian billionaire then went on to share that sto

the summer of 1912, by anthony of padua. let's say, let's say, in the national science, this is a portuguese, that's all, like in our young adults, the adkrya paklikanne yes holy service, all the greatcessions from the mansky order of franciscan, all the great poor people, but from... different gardens, not only partugals, spania, people, i to whom the whole gospel is preached, and to whom all the most important things are given the muslim country, if you will, don’t look at the necessities, let’s say, ruin life, the righteous truth, everything, it says to the intercessors of the people, what knowledge is in common situations, and i say yazza ab request, kab yon dapamog. already in 1935 the temple was closed and began. a series of dramatic events and destruction. in soviet times, there was a workshop for the production of lemonade and ice cream and a bakery. in 1940, even this was gone. a terrible fire destroyed the roof and wooden structures. the situation was further aggravated by several shells that hit the church during the operation to liberate the city from the nazi invaders. it didn’t get any easier in the post-war period, when a fire watch post was located here, only in the

eliminated the cowboys the last last two seasons and the defense has done a great job at containing dak prescott. guys, back to you. >> okay. so what anthony is trying to say, it's going to be a heck of a game. >> it's going to be a great game. we've got nick bow is a. he just signed that $170 million contract for five years just before the season started. we are ready to rock. >> statistically, when we talk about nick bosa, hasn't racked up all the sacks like he usually does. you're waiting to are the breakout game statistically speaking. we sat down with him. this guy is so darn intense. we asked him what makes this cowboys/9ers rivalry so special. >> just the way they play. they play hard. they have a really good culture there. you can see it out there on the field. they're all-around, top players at positions all over the field. they definitely resemble us a lot, the way they play and the way they dominate. >> are you excited? do you get excited for all these games or is it all business? >> definitely excited. i'm excited every sunday. i love to play. throughout the week it's just waiting for sunday. >> by the way, you noted those quad

the dark. joining me now, retired brigadier general anthony tata and major michael glofr. all right. this is it. >> yeah, roger that, jesse, great to be with you. they're developing intelligence, doing intelligence preparation of the battlefield, and it seems like they've identified the key areas that they need to go. they've brought in some envelopment, you saw the naval forces and this team has apparently developed a very clear picture of where the enemy is. obviously below the hospital, they want to know where the civilians are and where the hostages are, and it is a ph.d. problem with a three-dimensional battlefield, high-rises and rubble in the streets and the tunnels that you mentioned. this is something that took some time to develop that battlefield picture, and now they've been able to move logistics into place, they want to get to gaza, take enough terrain, tighten logistics, make sure they have 360 degree security because tunnels go everywhere, they don't know where they all are, and what they don't want to do is get so deep into gaza that they envelope themselves when hamas comes out the back side. seems to me that i

according to the idf, the soldier was medically checked, doing well, thank god and met with her family, retired army anthony joined me now. it is greatn from 239 hostages to 238 that is a lot of hostages and it leads to the obvious question israel's goal of getting hostages at the same time destroying hamas, how do you do that. >> this gives a good example of how you do it it seems they went in there was special forces and they freed the soldier and it's going to be 3 yards and a cloud of dust hamas is using every dirty trick in the book their brutal savages and hiding under hospitals and using civilians as human shields and they want israel to pay an international public relation cost in the information board for coming in and freeing their people and anybody can support hamas. remember this a administration and equivocated at the beginning of this with a few state department tweets that everybody needs to stand down and everybody's a good guy, that kind of thing, this is a brutal war in israel needs to go when and continue to do with her doing. david: the question is about hezbollah, i'm wondering why hasn't iran and of course they

great, jamal wakim, this is what's making the news when it comes to the us secretary of state, anthony blincon for the past couple hours, many are reflecting how he was in saudi arabia and with the saudi crown prince, he um is reported to have highlighted on halting hamas and its attacks, securing the release of hostages and preventing the conflict from spreading. the last part, preventing the conflict from spreading, what's your reading into it? uh, does that mean that in a sense israel can't withstand uh other fronts opening up against it? yes definitely, because in this case, actually if hamas, that is the besege in gaza, and that is whose for example, resources are very limited, was able to make incursions up to 40 kilometers deep inside. territories that are controlled by the zinis, this means that hizbullah as the allies from the north could go even farther and would be damaging the core of the design entity where the economic hub and the demographic concentration is mainly in the north and in the center, so this would actually direct an existential threat. to resign entity and i

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the plaid. and after you fill out a peeshg card to have your name. thank you. >> go ahead you have 3 minutes i'm anthony settles a resident of apartment 2448 great highway have been in the building for 15 years my complaint is more than windows first never receiving notice of the project taking place they say only w on the facade that is in the trough they are doing on the officer as well. i seen dangerous practices on this job site. when they were installing the windows hit a public mailbox with the equipment and broke the mailbox off the ground. did not report this i have a picture of the broken mailbox. over head. >> as you see there. that's the mailbox snapped off the ground. this is this . is w taking place on the officer i will get on this in a second. there are the brush marks on the side of the mailbox where their lift struck it. when they were using that lift they had no fall protection. nobody on the sidewalk protecting pedestrians. tenants and public walking under their lift as in use the windows installed. and they continually thrown debris off the third story roof without anything on the ground. strit to the sidewalk and without letting the resid

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greatness, a state woman, a national figure. but she was as personal as the poorest person in our city. she always cared. >> dr. anthony fauci also came to pay respects. the two have a long history, even before the covid-19 pandemic , working closely with each other during the a.i.d.s. epidemic in the 80s. we are just getting rid of a big change to feinstein's memorial tomorrow, it will no longer be open to the public. it is scheduled for 1:00 p.m. on the steps of city hall. in the last couple hours, her office announced the change because of increased security. the memorial will include speeches from mayor london n. breed, vice president kamala harris, and a recorded message from president biden. kenny choi has been talking to people at city hall all day today, some spared stories of special encounters with her, others were just touched by what she stood for. we go live now to kenny choi. >> reporter: good evening, the casket of the late senator dianne feinstein lying in state right behind me, as a steady stream of well-wishers have continued to say final goodbyes for the last hour of this public viewing, which is set

the great covert cover up. mr. bedard calls deception exactly what you thought it would be a thorough takedown of dr. anthony fauci and his disciples for feeding america a full plate of covid 19 mush. over the past three years, he adds, quote, if there is one lesson, senator paul wants learn from the crisis, it is to question authority. and the new york times reviewed researcher kat bohannan debut book eve how the female body drove 200 million years of human evolution. quote bohannan has a poet's voice and a reporter's eye. the times review notes eve suggests a new way of thinking about one's body as a thing of time. built on a foundation, developed over millions of years. well, coming up this weekend on booktv. it's our weekly afterwords program. this week, wall street journal reporters cameron mcwhorter and zusha elinson discuss the history of the ar 15 rifle and how the weapon has influenced american gun culture. they were interviewed by author and journalist paul barrett. here's a preview. but then this gun starts to take on more importance because it starts it's pulled into the national gun debate and t

greatness, a states woman , a national figure. but she was as personal as the poorest person in our city. she always cared. >> reporter: dr. anthony fauci was there as well, escorted by london n. breed, before he came into the spotlight with covid, he worked closely with the then mayor feinstein in the heat of the a.i.d.s. crisis in the 90s. we saw friends, family, people who did not even know the senator, and dozens of coworkers, including joanne hayes-white and white, who you may remember as former fire chief of san francisco. after she retired from the fort in 2019, she went to work for senator feinstein's office. >> she was a role model for me, i have a huge admiration and respect for her. both an honor and a privilege to work for her. she did so much for so many people. she literally worked up to her last day, as she wanted. >> reporter: hayes-white said today has been a fitting tribute to a life well lived. >> thank you very much. just about 10 minutes ago, we learned that the city announced that tomorrow's memorial services will not , will not be open to the public. that is due to increased security at city hall. more on th

anthony valdes and kyle with whom i have worked over the years. with infinite patience, monica taught me how to have a policy committee meeting that was in compliance with san francisco's complicated rules with greatd humor anthony kept me on track for a couple of years, and with kyle help solve all of those myriad technological problems for the commission and the policy committee even before the pandemic. i'm grateful to all the commission members with whom i have served over the years including becky evans who is here and whose seat i took. you all have made significant and unique contributions to the work of the commission and the department and it was an absolute pleasure for me to serve alongside of you. i'm grateful to the executive directors who i got to work with and learn from over the years. gerald blumenfield and betty and kyle. when the department was still relatively new and much smaller than it is now, jared put the department on the map, literally in san francisco and way beyond with his bold ideas and unwavering determination to bring them to light. debbie created a culture of excellence and collaboration across the department and forged strong and effective bonds across city agenc

the businessman, anthony pratt is a member at mar-a-lago who discussed the submarines with trump in april, 2021. greatcritical information about the submarines' tactical capabilities including how many nuclear warheads the vessels carried and how close they could get to their russian counterparts without being detected. >> it's just -- it's just staggering. >> at what point do we stop this? >> at what point do people stop voting for somebody who helps the russians? >> to help russia. >> they describe trump's remarks to at least 45 other people including six journalists, 11 of his company's employees, 10 australian officials, and 3 former australian prime ministers. why didn't you just go on "the joe rogan show" dude? how damaging is this information outside the scif? >> let's give people a little bit of background here, joe. you have levels of classification. top secret, and at the level of top secret, you have what are called compartments and when i was in government in the middle east some time ago, you had more than 1,000 compartments and the whole idea was to restrict access to the most sensitive

anthony, forward. >> good morning everybody. delighted be here. want to thank all of our donors for everything than i have done for us including the caplin family and the city for being a great host with us on the project. it is pretty phenomenonal to see what if we get people together wheno can accomplish, so. i'm not going to speak long, i wanted to say thank you and thank you for joining us and it is grit to be a part of this. [applause]. >> short and sweet. i want to thank everyone for coming and being a part of this special blessing. and dedication to what this facility means for the families living here. this will conclude our ceremony but before that on behalf of st. anthonies i invite to you max's opera cafe to join us for lunch. all right. thank you. [applause] [music] san francisco developing programs specific low to increase the amount of affordable housing throughout the city. >> the affordable housing bonus program provides developers to include more housing for i have low, low, moderate and middle income households. this program does not rely on public subsidies but private developers who include it part of their project. under california density bonus law. hou

anthony coaly. he was most recently the top spokesman at the department of justice under attorney general merrick garland. andy, great to see you. >> good to be with you. >> let's start there with the idea of a jury trial? is that something the trump team could ask for? >> i have a cynical view about this allegation. i think what the trump team is trying to do here is lay the ground work for judicial bias on appeal. and the reason i say that, jonathan, you and i have been following and watching the trump team for years. this would be a vital mistake and someone would have been fired for this. and we would have certainly heard about it by now, so i think this is just a lame attempt to distract from what's going on. >> certain he doesn't surround himself with the highest quality lawyers because he doesn't pay his attorneys. we heard from trump multiple times yesterday. clearly performative. it wouldn't have any bearing on the case itself i think, so what's the reasoning behind it. is he just playing for politics? >> this is new trump trial but same trump play book. it's attack the judges. it's attack the prosecutors, a