and as barack obama explained tn jeffrey goldberg in 2012 goldberg said you know the iraq war has empowered by iran. don't you think if we got rid of the shaw of sierra that would help bring our rundown a pig? and obama says absolutely. jeffrey goldberg says what more can be done to see this through to make it happen sooner? and obama says essentially the old line i'd tell you but i have to kill you. i cannot toe jeffrey because your classified clearance is not high enough. what he meant by that the united states is already launched a covid action campaign in coordination with saudin arabia, qatar, turkey, jordan and israel to support al qaeda in iraq, in sierra. they called the moderate rebels they are nothing but the head chopper suicide bomber enemies from iraq or two. until that war ended up bleeding is john kerry explained in a secretly recorded discussion with syrian rebels, led to the ikeda forces and isis which split off from al qaeda decided not to march west to damascus but instead to go east and conquer all of western iraq. being to the islamic state which of the days of george w

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jacob goldberg as a journalist in the tie capital bank call can i asked him earlier? how common it is to shootings to happen in thailand. there the distinction between what you would call gun violence and mass shootings. there thailand is known for for gun violence. there are a lot of guns here, a lot of privately own guns and but violence is usually confined to gain violent or personal disputes or political violence. and up until recently, it's been a very rare for them to be a mass shooting. but this is actually the 3rd, the 3rd time in the last 3 years that a member of highland security forces has been involved in that shooting the, the most recent one was just last month when a soldier shot to his colleagues. and before that, in 2020, there was a soldier who went on a shooting rampage and killed 29 people in another part of northeastern thailand. and that was considered talents 1st, not shooting, and had the highest goal, but that's been surpassed today. jacob goldberg speaking to me earlier from the ty capital, bangkok, now the head of the international atomic ag

plane to jeffrey goldberg in the atlantic in 2012 he said you know the iraq war has empowered iran to don't you think at the got rid of assad in syria that would during iran down and obama said absolutely. jeffrey goldberg said what more can be done to see this through to make it happen sooner and obama said essentially i can't tell you i jeffrey because you e classified -- classified clearance and woody with united states had already launched a covid action campaign in court nation with saudi arabia qatar turkey jordan and israel. to support al qaeda in and iraq in syria but they called the moderate rebels and nothing but the head chopper suicide enemy from iraq war to -- world war ii. that war ended up leaving as john kerry explained in the secretly recorded session that led to the al qaeda forces and isis which split off from al qaeda deciding not to march was to damascus. instead to go east and conquer all of western iraq leading to the islamic caliphate which in the days of george w. bush was the wildest war propaganda of like when beck is said there's an islamic fascist caliphat

jason goldberg is a consumer expert who says social media platforms are increasingly looking for ways to monetize their reach. >> one way would be getting the products closer to their online buyers through fulfillment centers and charging fees for warehousing delivery and returns just like amazon does with their cellars. i think this is a really smart play and it tiktok sort of. >> take the lead over some of the other social platforms that are also interested engender in commerce. with amazon's hundreds of millions of square feet of fulfillment centers in the u.s. alone. >> goldberg says tiktok will likely not be competing on that scale anytime soon. >> still rumblings of these fulfillment centers point to the bigger trent product. discovery shifting from in-store shopping to online tiktok. >> a very real threat to traditional retailers. so it's going to be interesting to see how they respond. >> well, as kaylee, the sun reporting for us this morning, all right. well, now let's switch gears. turning to the forty-niners. they were trying to keep that momentum going in atlanta after bea

and in chuck earlier i spoke to journalist jacob goldberg who has been following the story from thailand's capital bank hawk. and he gave us more information about what happened at the daycare center. the details only get more and more distressing. according to tied police. the attack started around midday and the students in the preschool were napping. when he entered, he seemed to agitated and he began to search for his child and when he realized that his child wasn't there, he opened fire on so he opened fire in several teachers, including one who was 8 months pregnant. and other people in the area mistook the gunshots for fireworks. after shooting those initial teachers, he forced his way into the room. one of the students were sleeping and he attacked them with a knife. he also attacked several adults and children at a nearby government office in the area before driving back to his neighborhood, killing is his own life. his own child, a manhunt was launched, but he killed himself before police could catch up to him. and the most recent dental i saw was that has gone up to $38.00, incl

minister has described the incident as horrifying. sophomore that let's turn to journalist jacob goldberg and thailand's capital bank . or jacob, can you describe what happened at the trial cause that or what do we know? yes, it's been a dark day in thailand and i'll just recount some of what type police have reported . so far, so it started when they were around 30 preschool students not being around midday in this pre school in northeastern thailand and a man came in who seemed agitated and he reportedly began searching for his own child. and when he realized his child wasn't there, he opened fire on several teachers including one teacher who was 8 months pregnant . and i believe say that people on the scene who does gunshots said that they thought they were fired 1st. and the gunman went on to force himself into the room where the children were sleeping and began attacking them with a knife. and he also attack several children and adults at a nearby government office and then took his truck to his own neighbourhood, where he also killed several people, including his own wife and his ch

has got the license from jonas to jacob goldberg and the tie capital bangkok. welcome a jacob. what's being said about a possible motive? police haven't identified a specific motive, but they have confirmed that this former police officer who carried out the shooting had a history of drug use. and it was under apparently, under a lot of stress around the time of the shooting because he had, he was being prosecuted for drug crimes. and his mother also said that he had a lot of data related to his drug use. but again, a specific modem hasn't been identified right now. the king and queen are due to visit hospitals. today. i'm talk of through that. that's right, the king and cleaner schedule to visit the area. members of the royal privy council, representatives of the monarchy. i've already visited some of the survivors in the hospital and conveyed their condolences. they offered to support the families of the survivors, end of the victims, and also pledge to sponsor real ceremonies nations ceremonies for the victims of those. those pledges might be reiterated when the king, right,

jason goldberg is a consumer expert who says social media platforms are increasingly looking for ways to monetize their reach. >> one way would be getting the products closer to their online buyers through fulfillment centers and charging fees for warehousing delivery and returns just like amazon does with their cellars. i think this is a really smart play and it tiktok sort of take the lead over some of the other social platforms that are also interested engender in commerce. >> with amazon's hundreds of millions of square feet of fulfillment centers in the u.s. alone. >> goldberg says tiktok will likely not be competing on that scale anytime soon. >> still rumblings of these fulfillment centers point to the bigger trend product. discovery shifting from in-store shopping to online tiktok. >> a very real threat to traditional retailers. so it's going to be interesting to see how they respond. >> and that was kelly beeson reporting for us tonight. so if you're itching to win, big powerball might be more your luck. tonight's prizes worth nearly 500 million bucks after the numbers rolled

jacob jones, jacob goldberg again in bangkok u . s. president joe biden says the risk of nuclear armageddon is at its highest since the cuban missile crisis of the 1900 fax sixty's. he warned that russian liter vladimir putin is not joking when he talks about using nuclear weapons funding losses on the battlefield in ukraine. in the latest incidents in russian missile strike destroyed an apartment building in the southern city of separation. it came as russian forces lost more ground to view cranes counter offensive in the south and east. gutted by russian rockets here in zap parisha rescue workers search the rubble from missing residence. local official say several people were killed while more had been hospitalized off the initial dawn attack, fire fight is headed to the scene. but a 2nd cell though, st. locals running for cover as well as rescue workers. president zalinski condemned the strikes. was a but easier beast parisha after the 1st rocket strike to day lou, when people came to pick apart the rubble, russia conducted a 2nd

jason goldberg is joining us now. the price target has gotten overweight raining -- rating.ng continues to be strong. this is a banking sector that is coming into the third quarter looking superstrong right now. jason: yeah, what we saw on friday and has continued today with bank of america is it is robust in its margins performance. benefits from asset balance sheets, a rising rate environment. and you mention trading results continue to be strong. critical -- credit quality is benign. the loss ratio is at historically low levels. you were not seeing banks build on reserves. it's economic and certainty. -- uncertainty. but that remains manageable in the context of pre-provision revenue results. alix: when you look at valuation, you are looking at 10 times estimated pe. what should the best valuation be for something like bank of america? jason: historically, the group is traded closer to 12.5 times earnings on an absolute basis, relative to the market, closer to 75%. right now, you are closer to 50%. the earnings-based metrics, the group does look attractive, and i think th

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. >> i spoke to jacob goldberg, following this story from thailand's capital, bangkok, and gave more information about what ppenedt the daycare center. >> the details only get more and more distressing. according to police, the attack started around mid day and the students in the preschool were napping when he entered. he seemed agitated and he began to search for his child. when he realized his child was not there, he opened fire on several teachers, including one who was eight months pregnant, and other people in the area mistook the gunshots for fireworks. after shooting those initial teachers, he forced his way into the room where the students were sleeping and attacked them with a knife. he also attacked several adults and children at a nearby government office in the area before driving back to his neighborhood and killing his own wife, his own child. a manhunt was launched but he killed himself before police could catch up to him. the most recent toll i saw was that it had gone up to 38, including himself and more than 20 children. >> what do we know about him and a possible

jason goldberg is a consumer expert who says social media platforms are increasingly looking for waystize their reach. >> one way would be getting the products closer to their online buyers through fulfillment centers and charging fees for warehousing delivery and returns just like amazon does with their cellars. i think this is a really smart play and it tiktok sort of take the lead over some of the other social platforms that are also interested engendering commerce. >> with amazon's hundreds of millions of square feet of fulfillment centers in the u.s. alone. >> goldberg says tiktok will likely not be competing on that scale anytime soon. >> still rumblings of these fulfillment centers point to the bigger trent product. discovery shifting from in-store shopping to online tiktok. >> a very real threat to traditional retailers. so it's going to be interesting to see how they respond. >> that was kelly beeson reporting for us this we'll see how it all 6.52 is the time. >> funny that you, but somebody in the bay area at me. haha is richer. they won the lottery. i don't play. you know,

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jason goldberg is a consumer expert who says social media platforms are increasingly looking for ways to monetize their reach. >> one way would be getting the products closer to their online buyers through fulfillment centers and charging fees for warehousing delivery and returns just like amazon does with their cellars. i think this is a really smart play and it tiktok sort of. >> take the lead over some of the other social platforms that are also interested engendering commerce. with amazon's hundreds of millions of square feet of fulfillment centers in the u.s. alone. >> goldberg says tiktok will likely not be competing on that scale anytime soon. >> still rumblings of these fulfillment centers point to the bigger trent product. discovery shifting from in-store shopping to online tiktok. >> a very real threat to traditional retailers. so it's going to be interesting to see how they respond. >> that was keely beneath the sun reporting for us now to a little bit of football news. the forty-niners play their 6th game on sunday. they tried to keep the momentum going in atlanta after be

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so i didn't want to play after stu that more twice the film features will be goldberg jaylon hall as emmett and danielle deadwyler delivering a powerful performance as emmett's mother mamie till mobley. >> the business of to believe body to her performance. >> and that was really beautiful to see the pair was really special to to witness to kuz intention from start to finish is honoring may be his legacy and choices including her choice to show the world and its disfigured body. just to sum up a they have to see it for the film goes on to illustrate the impact hill's death had on the civil rights movement and maybe commitment to the cause change people's lives. while some scenes are hard to watch, the story was told. >> with care in mind and care for and so which is an extension of the critical care that me show till hits bay area theaters next week, october, 21st, noelle bellow kron, 4 news and there are still tickets available to tonight's screening during the mill valley film festival. just head to end the f f dot com for tickets or to browse the other films which are featured thi

so i didn't want to play after stu that more than twice the film features will be goldberg jaylon hall as emmett and danielle deadwyler delivering a powerful performance as emmett's mother mamie till mobley. >> the business of really gave to her performance. >> and that was really beautiful to see the pair was really special to to witness to kuz intention from start to finish is amy's legacy and choices including her choice to show the world and its disfigured body communities just to sum up a thoy have to see it for the film goes on to illustrate the impact hill's death had on the civil rights movement and maybe is commitment to the cause change people's lives. while some scenes are hard to watch, the story was told. >> with care in mind and care for and so which is an extension of the critical care that they need till hits bay area theaters next week, october, 21st, noelle bellow kron, 4 news. there are still some tickets available for tonight's screening. you can head to mv f f dot com to get tickets. you can also browse, of course, the other films being featured. >> the festival ru

and for more on this, we can speak to journalist jacob goldberg in the tie capital. thanks so much for joining us. jacob. can you give us any more information asshole about what happened at this child care center? sir, the details are very disturbing and i can tell you a bit more of what i believe have been reporting. so they say the attack began around mid day today, when 30 students were napping in their preschool. in ne island, a man came in who appeared agitated and he began searching for his own child, who usually attended the school. but when he realized this child wasn't there, he opened fire on several teachers, including one who was 8 months pregnant. and time police also say that people on the scene who heard those gunshots thought that they were hearing fireworks. the gunman forced himself into the locker room where the children were sleeping and attacked them with a knife. he also attacked several children and adults at a nearby government office and took his truck to his own neighborhood where he also killed several other people, including his own wife a

her to step down a name of mine, of, of gov if i'm exercising my role with all due responsibility. goldberg not before i still believe in document a 15 on, and i also believe that a captain should remain on board in heavy seas as capitan on board blabbed. but the political pressure became overwhelming. in mid july, sabina shall man step down from the helm of the international art exhibition. the cultural manager, alexander foreign hopes became the interim head. 2 days later, the world's biggest art exhibition has revealed yawning divisions. the document 15 was meant to bring about more understanding to bring the perspective of people from former colonies into focus. instead, they feel as if they have been re colonized while others emphasize that lines have been crossed, that never should have been can we learn something from it, nonetheless, needing some others. we must talk myself included as i look back after time, as allows to schools and see it much more as a problem of discourse. the one that shows us a more underlying problem can, namely, it's 5 how to we in germany with german histor

stephen: arthur goldberg. david: and what was that like? he was an enthusiast.s of energy. jack kennedy said that he was the smartest man he ever met. david: so, you clerked for him and then you went to teach at harvard law school. stephen: that's right. david: and when you went to harvard law school, did you say, "this is gonna be my life. i'm gonna be a professor"? nothing terrible about that. you can teach great law school students and so forth. or did you say, "maybe someday i'll be on the supreme court. maybe i'll be a judge"? was that in the back of your mind? stephen: i didn't think, "maybe someday." anybody who thinks, "maybe someday i'll be on the supreme court," i mean, i don't want to say there'something wrong with him, but there is something wrong. david: so, are--but you then, after teaching at harvard law school, you got a very good reputation. senator kennedy invited you to come down and work on his staff, i think, to work on regulatory reform. stephen: yes. david: and that's where i first encountered you when i was working on capitol hill and so

whoopi goldberg plays emmett till�*s grandmother in the movie.y of american racism. this movie sort of pulls it all together and says "this is what it looks like, "this is what systemic racism looks like, "and all the ways it radiates outwards". so for me, it is important because i feel like the world we are in needs a big reminder, because i see things happening all over the world and i am thinking, how are we going backwards? what is happening? did you like the fact that this story about emmett till could have been told just through him, but it was really told through the mother, wasn't it? that was all the women who were part of the producing and directing team, we were like, this is a mother—son story and it was imperative for us to show that to people. this was my boy. till is really held together by a very strong, exquisite performance from danielle deadwyler who plays emmett�*s mother, mamie till mobley, a very dignified and inspirationalfigure. the lynching of my son has shown me that what happens to any of us anywhere in the world had be

consolation for the families of those killed and it's worse rampage by a single attacker. jealous jacob goldberg is intolerance. capital bank coke, jacob, the king and queen of thailand, asa about to visit the area as soon as that, more than just symbolic i can't weigh in on whether it's more than just symbolic. but i can say that the members of the privy council representatives of the, of the monarchy have already visited earlier in the day and pledge to support the victims and for the route and relatives of the victims and the survivors and to sponsor their fuels. the king queen are scheduled to arrive there in a couple hours. there's been some criticism of the red carpet that was rolled out over the crime scene, and people are asking whether that was appropriate before a thorough investigation could be completed. the what practical health ortiz now providing to survive as a dependent so in addition to the support that the key in offered top officials have promised that the survivors in the families of the victims will be wont cared for. but we're still waiting for details about that, and ther

of the security institutions is also going on people's minds to leave it that journalists, jacob goldberg and bank up. thanks. so much a. just a reminder, we are still waiting to hear from you leaders in prague who are set to give a press conference on their response to the energy crisis that the block is currently facing. these have been struggling to see eye to eye on measures, including a price cap on natural gas. and we will of course, bring you more on that as it happens. all right, let's get you up to speed on some of the other stories making news around the world . u. s. president joe biden has pardon thousands of people convicted under federal law of possessing marijuana. he did not pull for full d criminalization of cannabis, but he said no one should be in jail just for using the drug people convicted on the state. laws are not affected by this executive action, which comes about a month ahead of midterm elections when biden's democrats may lose control of congress. the united nations is cooling, fresh humanitarian corridors, to allow the distribution of fuel from haiti's main t

so i didn't want to play after stu that more than twice the film features will be goldberg jaylon hall as emmett and danielle deadwyler delivering a powerful performance as emmett's mother mamie till mobley. >> better be the business of really gave body to her performance. >> and that was really beautiful to see the pay was really special to to witness to kuz intention from start to finish is honoring may be his legacy and choices including her choice to show the world and its disfigured body. just to sum up a >> they have to see it for them the film goes on to illustrate the impact hill's death had on the civil rights movement and maybe is commitment to the cause. >> change people's lives. while some scenes are hard to watch the story was told. >> with care in mind and care for and so which is an extension of the critical care that me show till hits bay area theaters next week, october, 21st, noelle bellow kron, 4 news. all right. pretty intense film air now. the tickets are still available for the festival that runs through sunday for a link to purchase the tickets. go on our website

question three, in a new interview a woman called karen a lane johnson, known to some as whoopi goldbergwhen she finally retires from the tv program she's disgraced for so many years she would like to become a u.s. ambassador to egypt or which other country? this is for two points. a, spain. b, italy. see, greece. >> it must be italy. she was seen sister act and there are a lot of nuns there in italy. so maybe she's trying to do some research. she's doing a new sister act movies so this could be a professional visit. >> tucker: raymond! i like how both of you explain the thought processes that lead to your guesses. let's see if you are correct. >> one day if i make some money i want to be an ambassador. i'm serious. i think i'd like to be an ambassador to either egypt or italy. >> oh! >> tucker: so now were at 1-1. so removing this along, accelerating fast. question four, unsolved stomach small town has erected a 17-foot statue to celebrate cheetahs. is it in cannata, to our north. b, the small mountainous nation of switzerland, or a place called intercourse pennsylvania, that c. >> i ha

. >> whoa, activists not the only ones ganging up on cruz, whoopi goldberg giving the senator littleoom to respond on the state of the party. >> we may not like when republicans win, but we don't go and storm. we don't try to change -- >> whoopi, did i miss an entire year of antifariot? the left doesn't engage in violence, really? >> carley: senator cruz will join "fox and friends first" to talk about that interesting experience. >> todd: i'm betting it will be a friendlier panel. if you are worried parent, you are being crushed by inflation and it will get worse with the heating bills this winter. joining me is 1918 catering, owner of big easy and single mother of three from louisiana, jamaica. jamaica, i'll start with you, how has inflation made your life worse? >> i'm working six to seven days a week right now just to stay afloat. >> todd: and you're not alone, national gas price average is $3.77, in alabama, $3.36, $3.34 in louisiana. jason, if people like jamaica are struggling to afford gas and groceries, how can they spend any money with you? >> it is going to be very hard. we

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used to target your enemies, it undermines democracy and it was interesting in the view will people goldbergd as every one, january 6th, she said you republicans are violent and engage in violence and our side never does that and i had to laugh. did you miss and in higher year of antifa riots and she looked at me completely confused and says i don't know what you are talking about. i don't know what an nt 4.0 riot is. that is what they are seeing, propaganda. stuart: glad you exposed it and came on our show. >> let me encourage folks to buy the book, it is useful and tell you what is happening. stuart: 10% to me if you sell a lot of books but that's just another story. see you again soon. interesting story. a group of tourists trapped hundreds of feet underground when visiting her grand canyon, details on the rescue efforts, president biden's student loan bailout plan paused by the courts but not according to the president. role that tape. >> president biden: we got it past and it is in effect. stuart: that is a gaffe and the white house is walking it back. ♪ ♪ new projects means new project

getting this film made, 20 years with fred solo -- and will be goldberg.. but it's very important to tell the story because there's no other story that speaks to the political and racial climate, then the story of emmett, louis till and also important tell the story because i wanted people to understand and learn about migrate -- fought for 47 years to make sure that justice was done. what we're seeing happening today, this film being released its and promise i gave to her, a promise fulfilled. >> she was a relentless activists, the times we had, you and others she was on may may amazing. debra, this week on friday a nine foot tall brown statue of your cousin, emmett till, was unveiled in real spike park in greenwood, mississippi, although this doesn't negate the fact that neither of emits killer's, or his accuser were brought to justice. what does this mean to the family, to have the movie made, i talk to you i met members of the family down through the years. and the burden you guys carry. what does this mean to you, the movies made and a monument is ere

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columnist nicholas goldberg has a new piece for the "l.a.es" entitled january 6th, climate change, war in europe. voters have other things on their minds and nicholas writes in part "americans these days in particular the swing voters being watched and courted so esuch white housely are underwhelmed by abstract ideas far away crises or problems scheduled to materialize sometime in the future. with some exceptions they're focused on the here and now. pocketbook issues, quality of life issues, better schools, safer streets, cost of living. most people don't have or feel they have the leeway in their lives to worry about other americans' problems or tomorrow's dangers or crises in distance countries that affect distant people. paying the bills, staying safe, making sure the kids are okay, these are the humdrum day-to-day challenges most people want to see addressed, but don't be fooled. the big threats especially to american democracy and the fate of the planet may seem abstract but they matter more than ever and we're seeing that some will arg