, who is, in general charles brown is some kind of from the thirties, yes, that's what... of course, that's not a fact, no, rather i think he will meet one at a time, just one at a time, if haris accepts him, that will immediately oblige her to a lot, well... the second the second direction is of course when they talk about the fact that ukraine will be considered a victory if russia returns to the borders that existed on february 23, twenty-two. this will be a victory, the third, what is being discussed, is if an independent, sovereign ukraine is preserved at all, and this will be a victory, no, firstly, an independent sovereign ukraine, of course, will be preserved, well yes, no, if something of it remains, of course, on the territory of canada, for example, they can organize an independent ukraine with a president, this an old nazi, or has he already fled to latin america, right? but he analyzes this policy, he believes that this whole strategy is a losing one, so ukraine is most likely, but judging by everything, but it needs to be drained, but who will drain it, it is clear tha

chaired by us defense minister lloyd austin and the head of the joint chiefs of staff, general charles brown few minutes ago , the final conference ended, where many such interesting details were said. secretary of defense lloyd austin said that the united states will continue to work hard to ensure that ukraine has sufficient capabilities to defend its territory and deter russian aggression in the long term. according to our defense minister rustem umerov, romshtein's main topics were the provision of ukraine anti-aircraft defense and missiles to. ammunition and equipment for new brigades and the strengthening of long-range capabilities, in particular through the financing of the ukrainian defense industry, in the final press conference, both lloyd austin and charles brown mentioned the kurdish direction, and this topic was actually the cornerstone of volodymyr zelenskyi’s speech at the beginning of the meeting in the ramshtein format , because actually kursk... the operation demonstrated to our partners that the ukrainian army can change the rules of the game on the battlefield, take the i

next, general charles brown and cyber security threats, a.i. and other emerging technology topics cybersecurity 15th annual summit in d.c. this is about 25 minutes. >> good morning again. it's for a great discussion. it is my honor to introduce our next guest. general brown junior. the chairman of the joint chiefs of staff. he serves as the nation's highest ranking military officer principal military advisor to the president secretary of defense national security council. commissioned in 1984 as a distinguished graduate of the rotc program at texas university. brown has commanded a fighter squadron, the u.s. air force weapon school, two fighter wings, direct air force and central command, specific air forces, and served as deputy commander u.s. central command prior to serving as chairman of the joint chiefs of staff. he was the chief of staff of the air force. moderating today's session will be dave leavy, vice president aws worldwide. please welcome general brown and mr. dave leavy. thank you. [applause] >> thank you. general brown, it is an

staff, the american joint chief of staff, who is the highest, most senior america." and general charles brown in june he said basically to the israelis, we won't be able to protect you uh in case of a missile barrage coming from the lebanese front. uh, that's the statements which are being made by senior military officials. uh, so israel's options are limited, that might be one of the reasons why it resorted to this method which we saw today. instead of launching a full-scale war, it resorted to a cyber war tactic or security war. "incidentally, this won't achieve anything in terms of allowing the residents to return. what it will achieve, it it might um improve the image of netanyahu in front of the israeli public, and i think that netanyahu is focusing lot on that particular perspective. uh, in light of what uh hazballah, the capabilities hazballah possesses, we saw that uh the hoothies use the hypersonic missile, target in tel aviv, i think that it's safe to say hazballah possesses at least..." that much capabilities, if not more, and i think it's likely it possesses much more than that, s

ladies and gentlemen, the secretary of defense lloyd j> alston iii and general charles brown, and lieutenant colonel liam h horton. please remain standing for the presentation of the colors and the playing of the national anthem performed by the united states army band and the joint armed forces course. ♪ [drumroll] ♪ ♪ >> present arms. ♪ >> ♪ o say can you see, by the dawn's early light, what so proudly we hail'd at the twilight's last gleaming, whose broad stripes and bright stars through the perilous fight o'er the ramparts we watch'd were so gallantly streaming? and the rocket's red glare, the bombs bursting in air, gave proof through the night that our flag was still there, o say does that star-spangled banner yet wave o'er the land of the free and the home of the brave? ♪ ♪ [drumroll] >> ladies and gentlemen, please be seated. >> dr. paul w. ambrose. specialist craig s. amandson, united states army. petty officer third class melissa rose barnes, united states navy. [bell] master sergeant max pelkey, united states army retired. dr. yeneno bitru. [bell] carrie r. blackburn. colonel camfi

of staff, the american joint chief'. staff who was the highest, most senior american general, charles brown, in june he said basically to the israelis, we won't be able to protect you uh in case of a mil missile barrage coming from the lebanese front. uh, that's the statements which are being made by senior military officials, uh, so israel's options are limited, that might be one of the reasons why it resorted to this method which we saw today, instead of launching a full-scale war, it resorted to... to a cyber war tactic or security war, incidentally this won't achieve anything in terms of allowing the residents to return, what it will achieve, it it might um improve the image of... netanyahu in front of the israeli public and i think that netanyahu is focusing lot on that particular perspective uh in light of what hazballah the capabilities hazballah possesses we saw that uh the hoothies use the hypersonic missile targeting i think that it's safe to say hazballah possesses at least that much capabilities if not more and i think it's likely it possesses much more than that so hazballah is

charles brown, is underway. the pentagon chief was asked when the west would give the go-ahead to strike on the territory of our country. austin, apparently having studied some adjustments in the nuclear doctrine of russia, said that there is no expediency in unleashing a third world war now. but the us has plans for our kurdish region. general charles brown officially stated that the pentagon is working to ensure that the ukrainian armed forces hold out in the russian border area, at least until winter. weapons will be decisive. i believe that ukraine has quite serious capabilities of its own to hit targets that are far beyond the zone of reach of the same atacoms and stormshads. i think that in the foreseeable future we will be focused on helping them to be more effective in protecting their sovereign territory. mr. minister, excuse me, president. zelensky and others have repeatedly said that there are strategic targets on russian territory that could be effectively hit with these long-range weapons. areas, we

you, i refer you to a statement which was made by the us john chief of staff in june, general charles brown when he was commenting on the situation on this front. he was saying that um, first of all uh, the us won't be able to come to israel's aid in case there was a missile barrage or some full-scale missile attacks launched from hizbullah." against israel, the way the us came to its aid when iran relaunched its missiles uh towards israel due to the very much shorter geographical distance uh between lebanon and the other side. that was number one. number two, and this is the important point. general brown said that um an israeli escalation on the lebanese front would expose our troops to danger. i think what he said exactly was that um israel must take into consideration uh the... safety of our bases and our troops, if my memory serves me correctly, that gives you an idea of how fearful the americans are of the repercussions of the situation from spiraling out of control, so should the americans get involved, heavily involved, as i said, that increases the chances of them coming on the fir

afterwards was filled with the doomed tone of the head of the of the us joint chiefs of staff charles brown. we can't stop now. and the three-time refusal of the pentagon chief to answer the question about kiev's permission to fire american long-range missiles deep into russia. western military observers are already tired of considering the hymars installations and other equipment lost by ukraine in the kursk direction. earlier, the commander-in-chief of the ukrainian armed forces syrsky gave an interview to cnn and was forced to lie extremely awkwardly, answering an uncomfortable question about the invasion of the kursk region. was it a success from a strategic and even tactical point of view ? points of view, what you did in kursk. do you think that you can lose pokrovsk? we are doing everything in our power to do so. "we are doing everything in our power not to lose pokrovsk. over the past 6 days, the enemy has not advanced a single meter in the pokrovsk direction. they have not advanced so much that western media are trumpeting about the threat of a cauldron for the ukrainian armed forc

, who is, in general charles brown is some kind of from the thirties, yes, something like that nish, well, okay, so, you're trying to remember the famous song, john brown's body, the head of the uknsh, the joint chiefs of staff, said that to fight with russia, when he. also approximately the same question as if he says no, here is china, wow, this is seriously, the enemy is growing, so we don’t need to be distracted now, that’s essentially the meaning of his answer, we don’t need to be distracted, “we will now send an aircraft carrier to the middle east, on the one hand, that means, the atlantic fleet truman, and there are all the pacific fleets, this is lincoln, they will represent the united states, but an interesting thing, of course, has arisen now, everyone is talking about peace there, on thursday biden and harris will receive zelensky, who will outline to them a plan for peace, his plan for peace, it has just come out in the national interest". it starts with the analysis of what peace is, here is the question, what is, or rather, victory in the ukrainian conflict, how to

department of defense ceremony with secretary lloyd austin and joint chiefs of staff chair general charles "c.q." brownonal 9/11 pentagon memorial in arlington, virginia. after that we'll take you to the ceremony at shanksville, pennsylvania, flight 93 national memorial. watch tonightp on c-span, c-span now our fee mobile video app or online at c-span.org. a bub

, which means the russians can strike them, the chairman of the american joint chiefs of staff charles brown also suggests worrying about cooperation between russia and china. comment on a possible resolution to kiev strike deep into russia, the four-star general refused, this is what the politicians do. so far , ukraine has not been given such permission, claims zelensky, who flew to kiev in the united states. the head of his office, yermak. he confirmed that ukraine's accelerated accession to nato is part of his boss's so-called victory plan. at the same time, there is less and less faith in ukraine's victory. one of ukraine's most loyal supporters, czech president petr pavel. in an interview with the new york times, he said that zelensky and all those who support him need to be realistic. liberated by the russian army territories will forever remain under moscow's control. moreover, pavel, who is not only the czech president but also a former nato general, said that it is pointless to talk about russia's defeat, according to him, it will simply never happen. well, and trump, today he call

next, general charles brown and cyber security threats, a.i. and other emerging technology topics cybersecurity 15th annual summit in d.c. this is about 25 minutes. >> good morning again. it's for a great discussion. it is my honor to introduce our next guest. general brown junior. the chairman of the joint chiefs of staff.

charles: scott brown, don't -- never forget scott brown because it is possible for a republican to win there. >> absolutely. charles: now, what are we going to do in this last hour of trading, liz claman -- liz: oh, you're leaving it up to me? charles: also. -- always! liz: we'll see what we can do. folks, sentiment on wall street right now is spanning the cautious to mildly suspicious spectrum as we kick off the final hour of trade. take a look at the dow jones industrials. while it's down to 175, at the low it was losing 455. s&p down about 1 is points, it had been down 39, but it was also up 26 points, so we've been in and out of the green here. check out dollar tree regarding the s&p. interestingly, after getting totally slammed yesterday by 20%, the largest decrease in 23 years, the discounter is the s&p's second best performer. it's moving higher by 6. and it's also on the nasdaq 100, it's the nasdaq 100's top stock. best performer right now. so as a you see it moving higher by 40 -- well, that's the nasdaq up 47 points, let's take it to the dow heat map. so you can see that the

charles: scott brown, don't -- never forget scott brown because it is possible for a republican to wining to do in this last hour of trading, liz claman -- liz: oh, you're leaving it up to

lloyd austin is holding a news conference with the chairman of the joint chiefs of staff general charles q. brown junior. they'd been a leading gathering of more than 50 countries providing military aid to ukraine in its war with russia. and a rare move president volodomyr linskey is intending in-person. he's sounding the alarm about a desperate shortfall and promised air defenses as russia ramps up, its bombardment the number of air defense system that have not yet been delivered is significant. this is what was agreed upon and this is what was what has not been fully implemented. the wall has enough air defense systems to ensure that russian terror does not have results. i urge you to be more active in this work with us on air defense secretary austin also said the biden administration will announce a new 250 $250,000,000 aid package for ukraine coming up, we have more from our reporters inside the iss jean carroll courtroom as donald trump fights to appeal a decision from a jury that he sexually abused, that it found he sexually abused and defamed e. >> jean carroll is coming up five good thin

world as well, mainly in australia and north america, and also coming on board is charles denton, former ceo of molton brownsay the plan is to try to revive the plan is to try to revive the brand and reclaim its global leadership in the ethical beauty sector so it sounds like they are committed and have a plan to turn things around. , ., around. on the high street, a lot of these _ around. on the high street, a lot of these well-known, - lot of these well—known, established names are really struggling so what can be read into this in terms of providing a brand? we have really seen some big names struggle recently. some big names struggle recently-— some big names struggle recently. we saw exciting brands in _ recently. we saw exciting brands in the _ recently. we saw exciting brands in the sector- recently. we saw exciting l brands in the sector coming forward and there was a feeling body shop had gone a bit stale after all these years and we had a raft of big—name struggle on the high street and close down and this goes back to covid and people changing their consumer habits and tightening their belts so t

>> well, as charles "cq" brown said, they just continue to punt. >> katie, coming back over to you. >> just want to make a couple of maybe summary points. what's really important is 10 years ago, we weren't even really having a conversation in the economic security were intertwined in in the last 10 years, we've been having a conversation, the fact that we are here today having these issues, and as a most has said, there's efforts, there's a move to try to capitalize government dollars and private sector dollars is it perfect? no, not yet, because we are all figuring it out but there's a lot of effort and change going on and i think in a -- it will be a pivotal part to helping to promote those efforts but really optimistic about the changes occurring. in different ways, or coordinated uas to handle national security and i would just say one thing, i hope that as we make modifications, we talked about this previously, that we actually have a sign somewhere that says supported by the u.s.. you don't go anywhere in the world, you get a little sign, a little plaque that maybe says financi

charles: there's talk, here we have inventory, the brown numbers are negative inventory, particularlyt nothing. unfortunately, maybe there's too much green down here where they overbuild -- >> look at miami. [laughter] charles: exactly. might be too much housing there. but really when you start to think about it, incentives for first first-time buyer, first generation buyers, 25,000 here, 25,000 there, does that move the needle? if is that -- it sounds good to someone who doesn't know, but what does it really mean for the home industry, the housing industry? >> ultimately, the only thing it's going to do is drive up demand and inflate prices. so to the only thing it's going to do is help prices go up, and it's very similar to the student loan program. you're giving money to people that maybe shouldn't even be purchasing homes to begin with, like the crash, for instance. charles: right. >> and, ultimately, i just don't think it's a good plan. i don't think it's a good solution. charles: it's ironic you mention that, the great financial crisis centered on people buying houses with no mo

charles denton, former ceo of molton brown, also coming on board, he will take the helm to steer thisl and beauty sector. so it sounds like they are committed and they have a big plan to turn things around. that was more —— and speaking to me earlier. weather news, the most powerful storm in asia this year super typhoon yagi is causing damage to northern vietnam. the storm uprooted trees and lifted rooves from buildings, roads and airports have also reportedly been shot. residents have been told to stay at. earlier, yagi brought devastation to the chinese island of hainan, where four people were killed and 800,000 people were killed and 800,000 people were killed and 800,000 people were left without power. to stay with us because after the break, we are going to be talking about an unprecedented meeting, public meeting that was held between the two biggest spy chiefs. the mi6 sir richard moore and caa's william burns. what does it all mean and what did they say? you can find out more on the website. we will be back with that shortly. this mixed weather pattern continued throughout the

these statements were apparently made by sir charles ellis, who, as science adviser to the board of brownliamson sister company, british american tobacco company. dr. dr. ellis made another statement in 1962, quote, smoking is a habit of addiction, unquote. but perhaps the most striking statement attributed to him is one from a meeting of companies scientists in 1967. quote, sir charles ellis states that this company is in the nicotine rather than the tobacco industry, unquote. and that was david kessler, then head of the food and drug administration in 1994, elise bean is with the levin center for oversight and democracy. elise bean. what was david kessler's role in promoting anti smoking efforts? he was a very important partner in the administration to publicize the dangers associated with smoking. he issued a number of reports and he's the person that really brought to the public's attention for the first time that tobacco companies were deliberately manipulating the levels of nicotine in cigarets and they were doing it in order to get people more addicted because they found that nicot

. >> and the thing about it is, charles, it's probably hurting their cause in ohio where sherrod brownction because they're making a really ugly assumption about white voters, that they like this. this is to get white voters excited. what an insulting assumption to make about them. >> absolutely. you know, but every time that someone goes along with this, does not say anything, turns a blind eye, it makes me look at you, the person, turning the blind eye and i say what is wrong with you? and if you don't want me to think that you absorb and go along with this racism, how can i not? if you say nothing, how can i not if you see it happening before your eyes and you say, i will still vote for that person who thinks that the white house is going to smell like indian food. you okay with that? how many judges balances that out. how many judges balances that out? how much border security balances that out? it doesn't balance that out. you are part of the bigotry yourself when you go into that ballot box and cast that ballot. i can't separate you. >> look, that is a valid point, and the thing

here is one of the corn mazes featuring charlie brown and snoopy schulz lived here in the bay area, and of course, there is the charlese seven things you need to know today. >> you can watch all our newscast live and on demand through the abc seven bay area connected tv app. >> it's available for apple tv, google tv, amazon fire tv and roku. you can download the app now and start streaming as we head to break. >> taking a live look outside right is a 17 year old will face after the shooting of forty-niners player ricky pearsall. police say the shooting happened as the teen attempted to rob pearsall over the weekend near union square in san francisco. >> number two. president biden says israeli prime minister benjamin netanyahu is not doing enough to free israeli hostages. the president says he's close to presenting a final deal to negotiators working on a ceasefire deal between israel and hamas. >> number three today, the sale of the oakland coliseum takes a step forward. oakland mayor shang tao and the african american sports and entertainment group will sign the purchase agreement for the city's half of the coliseum

brown, snoopy and the game making an appearance for the fall. you see their faces their this is helping to celebrate the 75th anniversary of charles schulz's peanutsh near portland in the maze. there has a pumpkin theme. so cute. the maze is now open through halloween and in the bay area of the charles schulz museum, us in santa rosa museum offers 3 exhibits and is currently showing cow among the peanuts. it shows how the culture around surfing and skateboarding impacted the dryness of the peanuts cartoon and cowabunga. that exhibit closes next wednesday. so got a little time. still to go. check it out. but don't go anywhere. we still have another hour of news together here on kron 4, 1, of the stories we're watching is the south bay and can't buy that has been cleared out. why san jose's mayor says this step was unavoidable. >> plus, days after one of the rookies from the forty-niners was shot in san francisco. the forty-niners breath back on the practice field. and we're also hearing now from the coach opening day is just a couple of days away. i'm justine waldman, kron, 4 news justine waldman, kron, 4 news at 3. it's next. i told myself i was o

brown. mark bruce. >> richard george brew hurt. vincent. brandon j buchanan. greg buck. dennis buckley. john junior. >> christopher. thomas daniel burke. matthew j burke. charles f the third. william francis junior. donald j burns. thomas burnett junior. james burns. kathleen burns. john patrick burnside. thomas bought. timothy g byrne. >> patrick dennis byrne. asus neftali >> brian joseph. >> and my brother, your family and i love you and miss you so much. for the love that you had for good food and wine, your good friend peter donovan and i had not missed a dinner in your honor for the last 23 years. robert, my little brother. i know we will meet again. until then i love you and think of you every day. >> and my uncle james brian riley. we love you and miss you so much, uncle jimmy. even though i have never met you, i have heard so many stories about your to the point where it feels like i have known you for my whole life. you are a role model to me and your kindness inspires me and the rest of our family to be the best people that we can be. >> richard michael. john cahill. michael john cahill. scott cahill. >> thomas joseph cahill. philip catalano. is a. c

department of defense ceremony with secretary lloyd austin and joint chiefs of staff chair general charles c.q. brownt the national 9/11 pentagon memorial in arlingtonton, virginia. -- in arlington, virginia. after that we go to the flight 93 memorial in shanksville, pennsylvania. watch on c-span,nline at c-span.org or on our free mobile videopp, c-span now. todainhe house lawmakers consider seral measures dealing with national security threats posed by china. headingnto the session, they werexpected to debate and vote on a spending bill to fund the house into next year. it was expted to include requiring proof of citizenship. however,he measure was pulled from the floor due to lack of vote speaker johnson said they'll continue to work through the weekend to build conssus. current government funding runs ouon september 30. without a resolution we could sea federal government shutdown. watch live coverage when members return here on c-span. >> listening to proonls c-span through c pan radio is easy. tell your smart speaker, play c-span radio and listen to "washington journal" daily at 7:00 a.m. easter

department of defense ceremony with secretary lloyd austin and joint chiefs of staff chair general charles "c.q." brown at the national 9/11 pentagon memorial in arlington, virginia. after that we'll take you to the ceremony at shanksville, pennsylvania, flight 93 national memorial. watch tonightp on c-span, c-span now our fee mobile video app or online at c-span.org. a bubble tracker of the topics that were discussed in the hour and have debate. -- hour and a half debate. the top one fit into the category of character and fitness. that was followed by the economy, with 10 minutes and 33 seconds of discussion. six minutes and 32 seconds of abortion. foreign policy, just about five minutes. topics of immigration, four minutes and 16 seconds. russia and ukraine, four minutes and 44 seconds. how much the candidates talk about the economy, 10 minutes and 33 seconds. vice president harris talked about for four minutes, 42 seconds. president trump, five minutes and 51 seconds. the question about the economy was the first one out of the gate in the debate. here is some of the exchange on that topic from last