erwin, good morning to. you good to see. know you and i were talking about this a little bit yesterday. this is a dire situation. in wage, as alison barber said, the russians are using winter as a weapon. >> well, ali, good. morning it's actually worse than that, in my opinion. there were two times where russia was humiliated by ukrainian forces. one was on october 8th, when the bridge between crimea and russia was blown up. and the second was when the russians were forced out of kherson. the problem here is that russia change the nature of the war on those two days. instead of fighting a battle for territory in the east, this whole thing became transform into a campaign of terror. and i think that is a real problem. they're actually going, after a deliberately, energy suppliers, the electrical grid, feel surprise and so. on ukraine is not, prepared really. the preparing as fast as they can. the bridge has not been hits. there's gonna be an enormous amount of non-military aid in the next couple of, months ali. >> that is jus

my name is erwin shimmerinsky. i'm the dean of the law school the university of california berkeley school of law as my great pleasure to be here today with russia rick kasson. who's the chancellor's first of law and political science the university of california irvine school of law. we're here because rick is written a terrific new book cheap speech how disinformation poisons are politics and how to cure it. you want to ask rick number of questions about the book and talk with them about it. and then what very much to get your questions, so please be sure to send them in to the youtube chat. rick i find the title of the book quite provocative when you call it cheap speech. what do you mean by cheap? speech? well first let me thank the commonwealth club for putting this form together. i would have hope we could by this time be doing it in person, but hopefully next time that we're together having conversation. we'll be able to do it face to face and thank you erwin as always for agreeing to be the interlocutor her

amin who were detained at erwin center. doctor margaret mueller is a medical expert and physician who was part of an independent medical review team that conducted a review of medical records for detainees treated by dr. amin. i appreciate all of you for being with us today, and look forward to your testimony. the rules will of the subcommittee require all witnesses to be sworn in. so at this time i would ask you to please stand and raise your right hand. do you swear that the testimony are about to give before the subcommittee will be the truth the whole truth and nothing but the truth, so help you god? let the record reflect the witnesses answered in the affirmative. you may take your seats. we will be using a timing system today. we ask that you try to limit your opening statements to around five minutes. but if you need a bit more time, it's not a problem, just let me know. ms. cisneros preciado, thank you again for joining us, and if you are ready, we will hear from you first. >> is it on? okay. sorry. good afternoon,

. >> todd: erwin, are you hopeful this midterm election is the one where the voters put in candidatese office holders who focus on eliminating crime in black communities and black-run businesses? >> yeah, you know, i'm hopeful that change will come. i don't think it will come immediately, though. for me, i see what happens rather than people talking about it. i want to make sure we have the right people in office that will actually holdup justice and really look out for us, especially as black people in white spaces. we need to have protection. >> todd: to that point, erwin, what do you make of a lot of policy with regard to the black community coming from rich, white liberals who don't live in the community and then tell you a black man what it is to be a black man? >> i think a lot of people say different things, that goes across the board. there are left people who aren't for black folks, there are the right side people that aren't for black folks, as well, we will have to be strategic how we pick people to represent us in a positive way. >> todd: looking ahead, do you think that y

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rotton furet from erwin hansen, who served in the sonderkommando, 7a we drove into the city of rogachevter car turned towards the adjoining city of the forest. gampscher fuhrer, sterzinger explained to us the meaning of the word. meldog vector, weather report, on the face of each one could read that he was more likely to be ready not to go on vacation for 10 years than to do this work. we had to form a big circle. the so-called for so that no soldier or local resident observed this work of the weather report. it was held just a month before the release. rogachev in january 1944, at the end of may, the zanderkommando 1005 worked in the area, grodno sausage salmon on poles misto former prisoner of war camps, where about 10,000 people were killed. today. here, urban development is another place ford's number two fortification of the period. during the first world war, during the years of occupation, it became a place of mass extermination, and a little later, an operation to eliminate these crimes, as was the process, and crushing you piggy and what kind of stasis of bones. and uh this tai

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. >> jesse: georgia does walk erwin. >> walker goes into a run off ahead. >> jesse: run off.s masters win? >> depends on how. >> jesse: don't give me depends, rove i need an answer. >> you are getting my answer. and kari lake she wins by four or five he probably comes in. >> jesse: what about nevada. >> nevada adam lax wallet wins. >> jesse: what about wisconsin? >> wisconsin. >> jesse: right there 53 or 52. >> you are a 52. >> i'm a 51, 52 and run off in georgia. >> i'm 53 guy maybe 54. >> you don't look 54. absolutely do not look. can i take about one other thing? >> jesse: can we show rove's shoes? he has kids shoes what are these. >> these are all birds. can we talk about a substantive issue? >> jesse: on this show? >> yeah. you were talking about it earlier. threat to democracy. >> jesse: yes. >> remember, people keep saying why are the democrats talking about this? look at the new abc poll. >> jesse: you look at it for us. >> first of all like number 6 or 7 in the list of important issues. and they ask the question which party do you think will do a better job of handli

decided she would dedicate herself to searching for missing and murdered indigenous women, and began erwin's state of north dakota. she uses whatever method, whatever tool will bring a loved one home. >> i just do not want families to feel like they are all alone. >> she knows that feeling firsthand because after years of helping others, the crisis hit home for alyssa, when her own niece, carly yellow bird, went missing. >> me and her father were so close. he always told me to keep an eye on her, help her out, do not forget about her. >> you made a promise to him? >> yeah. >> what was that promise? >> to make sure she was okay. >> yeah. >> that was a buck >> it was august 2016, carla suddenly stopped texting and calling. it did not sit right with her mother and sister. >> we try to contact as many friends and people that she hung out around. nobody heard from her, and that is when it started getting scary. >> we were thinking something bad happened, because it was not like her to go this long without talking to. somebody >> carla had been living in the south dakota town -- april a detective

in north africa access forces led by erwin rommels africa corp were within striking distance of seizing the suez canal and with it controlled the middle east and it's endless supply of oil. and while the red army had turned back adolf hitler's armies at moscow they were still deep in the soviet union. the smart money was on an axis of victory over the ussr. if not in 1941 then certainly in 1942. simply put the allies were losing the war. churchill did not hide that truth from his audience, but after recounting the deeds of each of their photos nazi germany fascist italy imperial, japan. he inspired his listeners not just in congress, but across the united states and britain itself at a time when it was needed most. what kind of a people do they think we are? it possible they do not realize that we versace to persevere against them. until they have been total lesson, which they and the world will never forget. yeah, we are. together facing a group of microphones who seek our ruin here we are together. it is not given to us. to appear into the mysteries of the future and i evolve my hope

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my name is erwin shimmerinsky. i'm the dean o >> on s the dean of the universy of california-berkeley school of law and it's my pleasure to be here today with rick hasen went to california for in school of law. we hear because rick has written a terrific new book "cheap speech" how disinformation poisons our politics - and how to cure it. i want to ask rick a number of questions about the book and talk with him about it and then we want very much to get, your questions so please send them in to the youtube chat. rick i find the title of the book quitevo provocative and you call it "cheap speech." what do you mean by speech? >> first look media thing the commonwealth club for putting this form together. i would hope to do it in person. next time we will work together and will be able to do it face-to-face and thank you irwin as always for being the interlocutor here. the term speech is not mine but it's a term that originates with the professor who wrote an article in a gale law journal in 1995 for he was talking ab

the decision came in a letter from dean erwin chemerinsky, who said the ratings methodology penalizesls that encourage public service and low costs. u. c berkeley joins both harvard and yale pulling out of that annual list. federal regulators issued an urgent warning about an inflatable bounce house linked to the death of a child. the consumer product safety commission says stop using the product that's sold online as my bouncer little castle. it has a yellow hoop on a green pillar, and in one case, a four year old boy was strangled when the hoop twisted around his neck. the bounce house was first sold in 2013. if you have one you should throw it away at noon as holiday shopping gets underway, a new report is warning parents about dangerous recall toys that are still being sold. helper released its 37th annual trouble in toyland report this morning. it says that in october, it was able to buy more than 30 recall toys from several u. s based online retailers. they included facebook marketplace and ebay, as well as several online toy shops. cal prick purchased 11 types of toys that had