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well, david casino is the deputy chief cancel of the give his law center, an organization dedicated to preventing gun violence. he joins us live now from washington, d. c. david, a very warm welcome to the program. and david, what's behind the increased in these go scan numbers? well, what we've seen is that it's a really truthful way for traffic to source firearms. and so gun traffickers normally would have to go to a lot of trouble and a lot of risk in order to source firearms around the streets now to really easy way to do it. so it's already channels for them to source. a lot of farms them could not very quickly and at low risk, and i think that that's been responsible for their being such an increase of them on our streets at david. hi. how difficult is it to know just how many of these take guns are actually out there? well, we don't really have a solid figure because it's not something that has to be recorded out. we do know figures from, from e t, f, r, the 10s of thousands of them have been recovered over the last several years now referred to chuck. so i say that the biden administration isn't leaving fast enough to regulate these guns, bu

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d a. not looking good for her. david good to see you.is going to be a close race where less than two months from the special recall election. a very important election. there was one poll out and the numbers show an uphill battle for chasing boudin and his supporters. it's important point out the poll was paid for by the pro recall campaign, longtime bay area pollster ruth bernstein and her company. emc research conducted the poll they surveyed 800 likely san francisco voters in february. and release the results last month. here's what they show 68% of people pulled, said they will vote yes to recall g a boudin with 32% saying no people pull their quote very concerned about crime related issues and based on their perception, 68% of people said they believe crime has gotten worse from a year ago, 25% say. it's about the same and just 7% say crime has gotten better now. here's what is interesting at the end of the call after a simulated campaign with information from both sides of the recall. people sentiments remained virtually unchanged,

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david eades can explain this phenomenon further from clichy, near paris. this election being described as a three ding for disappointment, disillusionment and despair. so none of them are very positive elements to bring to the table for these two candidates as they try to garner support, and certainly marine le pen has been working on the disappointments of a macron presidency. it has been a lot harder for the president himself to bolster the sense of achievement when that is a general mood across the country. so let's find out a little bit about the way this might go. i'm joined by jean—philippe dubrulle, who is the research director for ifop opinion polls. jean—philippe, thanks very much forjoining us. we've had the turnout at this point in the day, which is a bit down on five years ago. at 26.4%, does that tell you much? well, this turnout rate is quite equal to the rate in the first round, so what we expect and what was measured in the latest polls, the turnout rate here for the second round should be very close to the one in the first round, that was around 75% — one quarter of the voters — di

w ah, a there, i'm david and this is climate change brags, it's sex, happiness in 3 books. this is the book for you. you'll get smarter for free. d w books on you. ah, one thing used to win the war. and another thing to think of anything to fix every 0 shot of what a shame bell. ruth wasn't able to stop putin in 2020. 0, you know from nova in moscow the attitude was we can do this. we can re establish ourselves. ah, what does war do to people? how will identities societies and nations form and how will this historical development influence our future? to search for these answers, we visit soviet memorials and looked deep into the soul of ukraine. next we speak with a ukranian director who's filled today, appears to be prophetic. williams went out, i bought them civilian running from bombing in ukraine. this isn't yesterday's news, but a film from 2018 set dumbass, eastern ukraine, where russian forces are supporting pro putin separatist. a yet to put out of the civilians are actors staging a fake news massacre for russian tv propaganda to justify the military encourage hello, christmas city ukraine director saudi last. nita shows

. ♪ ♪ david: in the united states in the early part of the 20th century and then in the mid part of the 20th century, wealthy people like john dler or henry ford set up foundations where they would take their stock or other assets and put it into a foundation, and then the foundation would to some extent be controlled for a while by families, but then eventually the families would not be in control. in the ford foundation case, henry ford famously got off the board many decades ago because he was not happy, it was said, with the ford foundation. now you have reengaged the ford family. was that hard to do? darren: henry ford ii left the board in 1976. and it is true that he was happy about a lot of the work of the ford foundation, but he was unhappy. he was unhappy because the work we did in the american south to advance integration and to support efforts to deem illegal discriminatory practices was a problem, because southern dealers felt the displeasure of southern consumers. so henry ford ii was hearing from ford motor company dealers that their consumers didn't want to buy our cars. so he decided to leave. we have been inde

let's bring in, david said me, he's a senior associates at the center for strategic and international studies, which is a think tank based in washington, d. c. and joseph and false church in virginia. good. have you at this on the program again, mr. said nick, we just begin with how important this law chaise, considering regional neighbors really are jumping up and down with concern over young young's move. but for us, thank you very much for having me. and this is something to be concerned about. it comes in the context of north korea carrying out more missile launches over the past 3 months than it has said any period of time. and the last 5 or 6 years, including its largest ballistic missile launch a couple weeks ago, and up indications that it's reading up is nuclear weapons production facility. at the same time. there are a variety of reasons behind was in west range are doing the election and south. can we have a new harder line president? the beginning of u. s. south korean military maneuvers on monday. a. but in many ways, i think the north koreans are flexing their muscles because they want to be paid attention to. um, but the w

d, ukraine is ation folks. so we take that the radical, we take the practical butcher, and we have all the inklings of the genocide that is being can be the great david they, we mentioned right that all the, the program that the presidents lensky has told algebra that russia could renew its attack on keys. if ukraine force is failed to hold russia on the eastern front, is that a concern? do you think in ukraine that foreign governments may, frankly lose interest if the fighting moves further east and towards the russian government? i but i don't know what the new grain are. i think a i would say seen from brussels with nature the you, i think that would not be the case. i mean, i think people understand that this is a hugely important conflict. i mean, 1st and foremost because of the enormous suffering of ukrainian people, the refugees, the deaths, the destruction of property. it's horrible, and none of us ever thought we would live to see this in europe in our lifetime. and people have understood that this is mr. newton war and this is, you know, nobody wants a direct confrontation between nato and russia for the obvious risks of nuclear that we tal

d. c. and around the country are watching merrick garland, and what he's doing right now, wondering where he is on the issue of what happened on january six. david about last night in ohio. you had trump at a rally. he did not mention mccarthy once. friday, he told the wall street journal that the recordings were a compliment because quote, they realized they were wrong, and they supported me. do you think that trump has just biding his time to attack mccarthy at some point? because, you know, it's trump. and what he does is he uses everything as leverage, some point down the road. so you can't really think that's how he honestly feels. >> well, you know, i don't know. i think trump acts in trump's interest, as he sees it, in any given moment. and he can change from one moment to the next. i think mccarthy has made all the right noises with regard to trump, you know, that he is loyal, it is not going to bring this up, that here announces the tapes even though, you know, the tapes are there for everybody to hear. and so, trump says okay, this is what i see. i seek a party to follow in line. you know, i think the real critical issue here is the is

david. >> what are the holes? what do you mean >> h-o-h-o-l-d-s.do you think -- why do you think people feel that the semis, all the semis are doing poorly >> because of supply ashortages. >> no because of gelsinger saying that everybody else is bad except for intel. >> what? >> don't what. how about really >> why why would they listen to that? >> why would the analysts listen to it? >> yeah. >> because intel was the once mighty intel they were king they were king they were king >> i hear you, but they're not anymore. i'm not quite sure i understand. >> gelsinger -- >> don't forget, he was -- state of the union speech right up there, i didn't see lisa -- christian -- you know, where is jensen huang because he is messonic, and he has also said look, we're going to take over everything. yesterday lisa su made a comment that was completely disregarded by everybody, we're going to continue taking share. they're take k share from intel, they're not taking share from meta intel. but it doesn't matter. he's got all the analysts on the run. gelsinger might

d draconian policies are spilling out more and more. people testing positive going straight to so-called covid facilities run by the government. it's a story that we've been following closely and davidmerican tv crew living through this lockdown. he filed this report. you'll only see it on "outfront." >> reporter: shanghai residents pushing back after nearly three weeks of lockdown. these videos circulating on social media show people confronting police for being forced from their homes. these are not folks with covid-19. but rather people whose apartments are being turned into government quarantine facilities to cope with the surging covid cases. the rising tensions come as chinese officials vow to send every positive case of covid-19 and any close contact to government quarantine. no matter the age. here you see an elderly man shuffling towards a group of other senior citizens, some in their 90s, most in wheelchairs transferred from their nursing home to this isolation facility after testing positive. video shared from inside another center shows elderly patients seemingly left unattended. cots set up in the halls with woodening boards and thin sheets as bedding. since the start o

d internally with twitter for some time. haidi: analysts have been scrambling to make sense of the changes. what are they saying? su: davidre still processing it. -- su: they are still processing it. but the general view is it is better to have musk on your team than not. he has the ability to rocket stocks higher, as we have seen with the twitter stock. there is also the view that he will shake things up a little. in fact, one of his tweets recently was he planned to shakeup social media. so, it's expected that there will be some high profile discussions if not conflict with the current ceo. a lot of questions about his intent. what does he want to do? there was a tweet in addition to the one that recently went out about the edit button. did a lot of musk followers think that twitter had a problem with freedom of speech? so, freedom of speech could be an issue going forward, but again, many close observers of elon musk say, is it really about freedom of speech, or is it really about freedom of elon musk's speech? the sec has been monitoring his tweets. he is not happy to have a so-called twitter sitter. this may be an en

david willis, bbc news, los angeles. the funeral of dier this month after a short illness. our correspondentjon kay reports. "it's not about me," he always said. "it's about the boys who didn't come home." but today, it was about harry billinge — d—day veteran, fundraiser, family man and friend. the church so full that extra space had to be found in a nearby hall. for harry, it was never about him, it was always about them. we've got to say thank you for all that he did. normandy, of course, comes to the fore. but his christian faith, his love of his family, his skills as a barber. so all sorts of things that perhaps a lot of people didn't know he did. many of those attending met harry through his fundraising. take care, my darling. god bless. in his chair at the local market, he raised tens of thousands of pounds to build a memorial in normandy for the british service personnel who lost their lives. six months ago today, he finally saw the completed monument. don't deserve that. we did it. he needed people to know- and to understand tha

david. gordon haskett says it's unlikely going to stay passive that's the key question. you can begin passive and, obviously, you can change a 13 g filing, which is what this is, to 13 d, whichy to force change at the company. that is typically what we see when an activist moves in. oftentimes activists don't come with this large a position this is a nsignificant stake. jack dorsey only owns 2% of twitter. he is dwarfed musk's position, the single largest ownership out there of anyone, outside, inside, or otherwise. >> yeah. although compared to musk's total overall wealth, it's a relatively small position for elon musk. nothing said twitter like the other tech names like a google or a facebook or an amazon or a snap even does not have that dual class share structure so it made it to your point on whether this shifts to passive to -- yes, from passive to more active in terms of this stake, you know, this is a company that has faced activist pressure in the past from the likes of elliott management which of course was part of how we saw jack dorsey shift out of that ceo position perhaps abruptly, set a succession plan late last year which david you broke the news on laying ou

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d -- the lower heights should be included in d4. that's what i hope. >> does the speaker have anymore comments? >> okay, thank you very much. could we have the next speaker, please. >> hello, david wu speaking as a born and raised resident of district five living on stanton. i asked the task force to not overreach and not necessarily make dramatic changes to district five. inner sunset should be kept within district four and five with the expansion from d4 to (indiscernible). this keeps the core within district five where the inner sunset shares common interest and a community of interest with the hate, panhandle and coal valley regarding housing, usf struggles and golden gate park with the attraction of the eastern end and transit and tourism. please listen to inner sunset residents and not just merchant and it includes tenants that live above commercial space and mixed-use businesses and the task force talked about neighborhoods and districts coming together and compromising and making hard decisions. this is exactly what d4, d5 and inner sunset community members have done with the boundaries. please keep the eastern and golden gate park in december 5th as well as this impacts

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david hooper. i'm calling from district 11. i want to support that portion of map four d that extends district 11 from holloway to ocean avenue between herald and ashton and that portion of the four d map that extends between alamian and, pardon me, interstate 220 north of kingly. the focus of this, this is a restoration of what was required that we relinquish ten years ago and it brings us right on the point of being at 79,545 population. i think that the real focus that i would ask you to return to is proportional representation. i would also like to say district 11 is a diverse community and we celebrate our diversity. it is a challenge and it is worthwhile for any community to celebrate their own community and the adjacent communities but i have heard tonight many comments about exclusion and i'm wondering whether some people would like to erect a wall between one street and another in world and exclude people in their communities. i look forward to seeing all of you, all nine of you apply for this position ten years from now, so we can revisit this episode. thank you