goldstein is a dallas cowboys fan. [laughter] [applause] >> nevertheless, mrs. goldstein we have over the years and we have all experienced this for kids on a base and the specific question is access to child care is still an issue for many military families, do you have any updates to help get families get off wait list and get kids to care faster and at affordable rate? >> i just want to ask you one quick question.

general goldstein is not on that charge. in fact, not a single general officer in the united states air force is on that chart. it takes all of us to get that combat power ready and able to fight. a fist is nothing without the weight of the body behind it. the chief and i were asked in march what it would take for the air force to implement the national defense strategy, to con front innovating adversaries seeking to dominate their neighbors. what does it take? as airmen we should be able to answer that question. the defense strategy tells us that we need to be able to defend the homeland, provide a credible nuclear deterrent, win against a major power while encountering a rogue nation all while managing violent extremists with lower levels of effort. while all of those missions rely on every service working together, each of those missions relies heavily on america's air force. for the last six months, the air force has been modeling and analyzing scenarios. we were guided by the best intelligence we have for the 2025-2030

the first question from steve goldstein for mr. garcia. >> you've made comments in support of replacing i.c.e., opposing a border wall. if there's no wall and no enforcement, is that jeopardizing the public safety of arizona residents and as a quick lol lowupping do you have an alternative plan? >> i'm against trump's wall. i'm against trump's wall because it is an ineffective use of resources an it's the wrong message to send to our largest trading partner to the south, mexico. in addition, we are talking about i.c.e. because of the historic cruelties that they have been inflicting. separating families and i will always stand up against the separation of families. but beyond what i said, let me tell you what i've done. i took an oath when i was 17 to gin the army. i joined the military, i took the oath to defend and protect the united states and our constitution. it is an oath i take seriously to this day. and i will take that oath with me to the governor's office. with respect to protecting arizona, what we need to do, what the s

goldstein's model shows what's going on inside the brain during a blast.ly-colored waves illustrate stress on the soft tissues of the brain as it ricochets back and forth within the skull. >> goldstein: what we see after these blast exposures, the animals actually look fine. which is shocking to us. so, they come out of what is a near-lethal blast exposure, just like our military service men and women do. and they appear to be fine. brain is not the same after that posure, as it wamicreconds before. and if there is a subsequent exposure, that change will be accelerated. and ultimately, this triggers a neuro-degenerative disease. and, in fact, we can see that really after even one of these exposures. >> alfonsi: the department of defense estimates hundreds of thousands of soldiers have experienced a blast like this. what does that tell you? >> goldstein: this is a disease and a problem that we're going to be dealing with for decades. and it is a huge public health problem. it's a huge problem for the veterans administration. it's a huge moral responsibility

turn into a crisis and we're talking about general goldstein talks about and that is the quality of service and the quality of life and it may be slightly different than an active duty lens and nevertheless, all of the things that we talk about can be put into one of those two categories where an air national guard can receive a quality of life of say, not moving and affiliated with one place, one location and one mission and having the opportunity to fly for a long period of time and it's one thing the reserve component acts as a quality of life and the quality of life and the quality of service and the professionalism and the standards is relatively the same and exactly the same as the active duty and the amount of deployments we do in terms of the quality of the deployments is the same as across the total force. it's just maybe the quantity of

amy: alexis goldstein, zinke so much.olton-arms school alum who is one of the women whoho spearhead 1100ter now signed by holton-arms alone, that went to west virginia senator capito, who o is also a holton-arms schl alum. we will turn back now to jodi jacobson. then we will turn to professor barbara ransby in chicago, who is involved with support for anita hill in 1991. jodi jacobson, president and editor of rewire, they're so much to talk about here, so much news has come out. in "the new yorker" piece that came out last night that detailed the accusations of the second woman to say that brett kavanaugh, in his first year at yale, sexually assaulted her, pushed his genitals in her face, humiliating her and assaulting her -- and that same piece is a 'sote from mark judge girlfriend. mark judge was a friend of kavanaugh and wrote the book "wasted" about his high school years. and there's a person called bart a thinlygh, which is veiled reference to his friend. in "the new yorker" piece, saids elizabeth that she -- she had

goldstein. >> saying something about the redskins? >> well, redskins, child care, maybe the same. >> so, actually, general spencer, i'm really glad i got this question. i hear a lot when my husband and i are on the road, and we actually have personal experience with it because our daughter, who is active duty air force, just blessed us with a granddaughter. and she's unable to get -- thank you. it's the best club i have ever joined. she's unable to get her daughter, our granddaughter, into the cbc because the wait list is so long. so i'm very excited to say there are some things that are happening in the air force to help with that. the major issue with our cdcs is the two primary issues are capacity and staffing. so the air force is working to help the cdcs come up with creative ways to create more space at the cdcs. also, the air force has partnered with the department of defense to help with the staffing issues. the problem is the background checks take too long. so we now have implemented or are starting to so that any employee wh

i mentioned this to general goldstein. the speech i wrote was 60 minutes long so i took out all the cards. i hope this is all protein. i'm going to try to do it in 20 minutes and then we are going to do a q and a so here we go. thank you for the warm welcome and congratulations on a very successful afa and i want to do a quick shout out. first to secretary wilson who is an extraordinary, he makes general goldstein greatly appreciate your support and leadership and i didn't see chief bryce here but i want to thank him for his service and secretary wilson as he said, he's a real role model for all of us. it's an honor to be part of this team. prior to joining the department of defense i spent three years as was mentioned holding airplanes, helicopters, missiles. ilove my job . i've been in the department roughly 400 days and i use days as a reference because time passes quickly and each day matters. i got a glimpse of the mission, a taste of your commitment to commitment to your values. integrity first, service before self,

goldstein is a dallas cowboys fan. [laughter] [applause] >> nevertheless, mrs. goldstein we have over the years and we have all experienced this for kids on a base and the specific question is access to child care is still an issue for many military families, do you have any updates to help get families get off wait list and get kids to care faster and at affordable rate? >> i just want to ask you one quick question. [laughter] >> did you see the score on sunday? [laughter] >> and the giants? [laughter] >> we are talking child care. >> okay. [laughter] >> you said something about the redskins? >> welshing redskins, child care. [laughter] [applause] >> so actually general spencer, i'm glad i got this question. i hear it a lot when my husband and i are on the road and we actually have personal experience with it because our daughter who is active duty air force just blessed us with a granddaughter and she's unable to -- thank you, it's be best club i have ever joined. [laughter] >> she's unable to get her daughter, our granddaughter into the cbc because of wait li

>> monica goldstein >> steven goldstein >> >> andrew h.olkin dennis james gomes >> who is missed every day by his children. who has never had the opportunity. grandchildren. may we pray for those who still suffer from the aftermath of september 11. may god bless america. [applause] >> my brother-in-law and friend, james murphy. him not for the accident that took him from things that defined his life. mauricio gonzalez >> calvin j. gooding >> harry goody >> peter morgan goodrich. kiran reddy gopu >> catherine c gorayeb >> kerene gordon >> sebastian gorki >> kieran gorman >> thomas gorman >> michael edward gould >> yugi goya >> jon richard grabowski >> christopher michael grady >> edwin j graf >> david graifman >> elvira granitto >> winston arthur grant >> christopher s gray >> james michael gray john m grazioso >> john m grazioso >> derrick arthur green james arthur greenleaf >> my mother. i love you. >> my brother. >> and my aunt. >> we continue to miss johnny daily. >> eileen marsha greenstein >> elizabeth martin gregg laurennice marie --

impacted so with that,i want to quickly turn it over to our partners , doctor neil jacobson and steve goldstein. >> good morning. florence is a category two hurricane with maximum sustained winds of 110 miles per hour. it is moving northwest and is presently centered 170 miles southeast of wilmington north carolina and 220 miles east of myrtle beach. florence is a very large hurricane. hurricane force winds extend outward 80 miles from the center and tropical storm force winds extend nearly 200 miles out from the center. florence is forecast to slow down as it approaches the coast , so even today as we see outer rain bands from florence moving to the outer banks of north carolina, landfall is not expected for another 36 hours, sometime friday afternoon, friday evening or early saturday morning. this slow-moving, large hurricane will bring a long-term extreme rain, storm surge and hurricane force wind threat to eastern north carolina and south carolina into the weekend. in north carolina we are particularly concerned about the pamlico sound and pamlico river where 9 to 12 feet of storm surge our

joining me now alexis goldstein of holton-arms school.x us, with a welcome to you, i can't help but notice the clock. we are a couple hours away from this very latest deadline. are you satisfied with this extension? >> the extension, the deadline, all of that is pretty arbitrary. the folks that signed the letter did so to say we supported dr. christine blass blasey ford. >> what if dr. blasey ford gets questioned by -- >> we put this letter together because we're trying to support dr. placie ford. my understanding from the reporting i have seen, i'm not in touch with her in any way, but my understanding is she has asked that the senators be the ones who question her. i am disappointed to see that, but i'm following the reporting just like everyone else. >> i'm going to have you listen and react to what majority leader mcconnell said yesterday. >> you have watched the fight, you have watched the tactics, but here's what i want to tell you, in the very near future, judge kavanaugh will be on the united states supreme court. so, my friends,

last afa conference, and for that i want to publicly thank my wing man, our chief of staff david goldstein wife. thank you for your good advice, your sense of purpose and your wonderful sense of humor. and to our chief master sergeant of the air force kaleth wright and his wife. this guy just keeps fixing things. you are a role model for us all, chief, but i'm not going to volunteer to be tased. [laughing] doing something for a purpose. sometimes it's hard to see the sweep of history when where just trying to get today's work done, which is what it's important to come together from time to time like this, to take stock of where we are so that we can reaffirm where we need to go. 100 years ago in the early morning of september 26, 1918, in the argonne forest near the muse river, the largest american offensive of the first world war began. 15 divisions of fresh american forces began to break exhausted german lines. in less than two months, the armistice would be signed and the guns would fall silent over a shattered continent. this veterans day will be the centennial of the end of the first

tom goldstein, veteran d.c. attorney who has personally argued 41 cases before the supreme court. he is the publisher of scotus blog "about the court" and taught at both stanford and harvard law schools to keep it fair. and norm eisen, author of the book "the last palace." an obama administration ethics lawyer and former ambassador to the czech republic. more on that in a moment. these days he is a senior fellow at the brookings institution. gentlemen, welcome to you both. tom, i have to ask, i get to watch these and report on these for a living. you're in the business, in the game. was today truly as without precedent as it seemed to be? >> it was. i've been attending these hearings for about a quarter century and it was explosive. it's generally the case there is a lot of decorum in the senate and these hearings even if there are ideological divisions, which have grown, it's still a rather quiet place, a bunch of lawyers arguing about the law. between the protesters, the 60 of them who stood up and ended up getting arrested and the democrats' insistence on continually erupting a

and then i'd like to also adjourn the board meeting in the memory of sydney goldstein, the founder of city arts and lectures who also died on tuesday. and judge bri arear, our condols and the rest i submit. >> supervisor ronen. >> i have two resolutions that i'll speak about super briefly. in line with our very rocky transit week this week i'm introducing a resolution asking bart when they cut their hours back from 4:00 a.m. to 5:00 a.m., in order to do seismic work on the tunnel, that they create a bus line which they're calling "bus nodes." not just to the transbay terminal but that they extend the shuttle to 24 park street station. there are many low-wage workers that depend on bart and they can no longer afford to live in san francisco, live across the bay, and they have to be at work by 5:00 a.m.. these are usually workers of color and the lowest wage workers, and bart's own statistics say so. and hopefully they will work with us to make that happen. this second resolution, i'm introducing it with supervisor mandelman, in our role in the bay area air quality management district.

from steveuestion is goldstein for mr. garcia. wall orere is no border enforcement of immigration in that sense, is that jeopardizing border security? i am against trump's wall. ineffectiveis an thing and it is the one message to send to our partners to the south. , i will always stand up against the separation of families. e.on's what i have said, let me tell you what i have done. i took an oath to protect and defend the constitution. with respect to protecting arizona, what the state needs to , the border made it clear that we need 27 -- 24/seven patrols. my opponent has not provided the funding for .47 patrols that he said he would. ms. rivera: mr. ducey? gov. ducey: the fact is the highway state troopers endorsed my campaign because they are a fan that we are investing in public safety. we have the border strikeforce. we not asking to abolish ice like mr. garcia is and we are not asking to remove a wall on our southern border. check mr. garcia to see his stance. you save the state is patrolled 24 hours a day but sheriff's have

goldstein. an all-star panel 40 this morning. the leadership of the united states air force. >> thanks. saying,ick it off by first of all, as we work to deliver this one to three punch, three being the third day, the secretary first laid out the air force we need for the future to be able to execute the next -- national defense strategy. yesterday's discussion was how are we going to present that force. today, the chief will talk about how do we develop our airmen from the ground up. so, as we set the stage for where we are going in the thise, i will tell you, all-star team that we have assembled here is among the most combat proven team of warriors that we as a service have ever assembled. the important work we have ahead, i can't imagine a better, more talented team than this one. off, questionsit and start to get those questions rolling in, i will start with ice-t.ld's greatest and ask if you would, i mentioned that there is an ice-t challenge coming up. if you would lay out for us was coming. >> the challenge. i am a challeng

. >> joining me now a lexus goldstein, the same school attended by christine blasey ford. she helped write a letter in support of blasey ford. alexis, i'll start with you. the hardening line from the gop in light of the letter that you have signed and organized? >> well, the community wanted to stand with dr. blasey ford. this is a story that resonated with our community as we say in the letter, we believe dr. blasey ford and we have called for a thorough and independent fbi investigation. and i think what america is about to see is the strength and power of america's women and america's survivors. because this story is one that i am hearing everywhere. i heard -- the community was galvanized by this. they want to show up in support of dr. blasey ford. we are in awe of her courageous us in and strength. this was signed by over 100 alumni. this is a huge chunk of our community because this is a school that is very small, about 80 to 100 women are in every single class. so i think what we've seen so far is disappointing, the lack of an fbi investigation is disappointing. but

the first question is from steve goldstein. >> you've made some comments in support of replacing icend a posing the border role -- and opposing the border wall. is that jeopardizing the public a quickand is follow-up, do you have an alternative plan? both the statements are not true. i'm against trump's wall because an ineffective use of resources and it's the wrong message to send to our largest trading partner. addition, we are talking about ice because of the historic cruelties that they have been up inflicting. separating families and i will always stand up against the separation of families. beyond what i said, here's what i've done. i taken oats and why join the military and to field to defend and protect united states and our constitution. it is a note i take seriously to this day and i will take that out with me to the governor's office. in respect to protecting arizona, we need to do, with the state needs to do, we need to do our job. the border shares have made it clear that is 24/7 control. today, our highways are still not being patrolled because my opponent has not provi

. >> and now for a follow-up question from steve goldstein of kjjggz, you will each have -- >> gentlemanwhere do economic development and education intersect. we've heard about arizona state university being innovate universities, but where is state support coming from? >> higher education and economic development intersect because it is the human capital associated with our universities and the human capital associate would our graduates that attracts companies to arizona who have high-tech jobs. our universities in particular need to be areas of noavgdz. but if goes beyond that. our community colleges which were zeroed out under dug deucee are the key economic driver. it was the place where most students begin their higher education journey and to keep college costs tomorrow and to continue to focus on a highly skilled workforce we need to invests invest in community colleges. community cleenlz are -- can develop a strata of hi wage jobs in manufacturing, robotics, and health sciences that can help drive our economy. so it is through higher education that you're able to tract the talen

. >> reporter: montgomery county firehief scott goldstein is concerned about her khan florence. >> people needo take heed. take precautionary steps now. >> reporter: as florence churns owards the east coast, the chief tells me 80 firefighters from the urban search and rescue force are ready to deploy. >> the sta of maryland, maryland emergency management and governor hogan have asked that we stay here as a ste resource until the track of the storm is determined. >> reporter: take a look in the rockville warehouse. bags are packed. flat boats, inflatae boats, are attached to pickup trucks. leave ave the capable to town, support a local community for up to ten days. >> reporter: the team is experienced. they pulled dogs out of floodwaters and helped people afr hurricane harvey hit texas. they also searched for people in major floodinne after hurri maria devastated puerto rico. >> many different types of disasters, natural, man-made or the other, we've been there.te >> rep now, i literally just got off the phone with people, thespokesperson for montgomery county fire rescue and he tells me t

. >> reporter: goldstein takes over. coun s education officials they look forward to t turninghe page beyond tensions. among the top priorities, district heights elementary. new testsver the summer shows high mold levels return after repairs were made. she had classes moved to the old restville high. >> i had to make a decision that was best for staff and students. it wastot the m convenient time. sometimes emergenes aren't. >> reporter: that decision to move classes here came just weeks before today, the start of the school year here. as far as when repairs will be made, that remains unknown for right now. they do aim to have that done by the end of the school year at a cost of more than $2 million. the interim chancellor says he wants to come there, greet students and teachers andet them knohoe's on their side for the upcoming school year. i'll have moreusbout the app, including the code knew need to register your child on my facebook and twitter as well as our nbc washington app. i'm justin finch,4.ews back into you.

robby soave, and brook goldstein. this is a perfect topic tonight. brook, i'll start with you.here are a lot of people who dislike steve bannon. they don't like this tactics and the way he behaved in the white house. but isn't that all the more reason to figure out what makes the guy tick and what he tapped into? >> absolutely. what you tapped into in that monologue. this is the marketplace of ideas. a free, open democratic system. been jeanine franklin said whoever would overdue the freedom of nation must start by the subversion of speech. media matters are atwak they call conservative disinformation. what it is is attacking anyone who has an opposite point of view. those on the so-called left, groups like codepink protesting kavanaugh and front and center at the women's march are advocating for violence in the form resistance. so it's total hypocrisy. kennedy: it's so easy to get the mob riled up. that's what's so comical about it. all they do is boil down their summations into one pejorative, which is i will not normalize hate. >> they end up looking so cowardly. it's ridicu

miss marlene erin and on behalf of supervisor peskin for the late miss nan ross and miss sydney goldstein and miss veronaic sanchez and the motion made by president cohen on behalf of the entire board of supervisors for the late dr. price m. cobbs. >> thank you very much. at this time i'd thank our friends at sfgov-tv and matthew ignow for assisting with today's broadcast. ladies and gentlemen, we are adjourned. (♪) >> we are approving as many parks as we can, you have a value garden and not too many can claim that and you have an historic building that has been redone in a beautiful fashion and you have that beautiful outdoor ping-pong table and you have got the art commission involved and if you look at them, and we can particularly the gate as you came in, and that is extraordinary. and so these tiles, i am going to recommend that every park come and look at this park, because i think that the way that you have acknowledged donor iss really first class. >> it is nice to come and play and we have been driving by for literally a year. >> it is kind of nice. >> all of the people that are

he then went back to atlanta, practice law and became a partner for al goldstein and got to know someone who is running for governor of georgia, named jimmy carter. got involved in helping him and then help jimmy carter in 1976 campaign for president of the united states and was the principal policy advisor and domestic policy advisor during the four years of white house. since the time stuart has served in government as well in the clinton administration serving as initially the ambassador to the european union, later as the under secretary of commerce for international trade, later than as the undersecretary of economic affairs in the state department and later as deputy secretary of treasury. during obama, he served x special role of a person who with the holocaust production and on work in making certain people have access taking away from the holocaust has been given back to them to the rightful owners. stuart is the father of two sons and grandfather of eight grandchildren, is that right? he's written several other books but the focus today on this one. stuart, thank you very much

miss marlene erin and on behalf of supervisor peskin for the late miss nan ross and miss sydney goldstein and miss veronaic sanchez and the motion made by president cohen on behalf of the entire board of supervisors for the late dr. price m. cobbs. >> thank you very much. at this time i'd thank our friends at sfgov-tv and matthew ignow for assisting with today's broadcast. ladies and gentlemen, we are adjourned. (♪) >> good afternoon everyone. on the mayor of the city and county of san francisco. [cheers and applause] >> mayor breed: i'm really excited to be here with some of our city's most incredible leaders. members of the board of supervisors, and including the person who has led the efforts for each and every one of us that brought us here to this day thank you so much. [applause] for farm too loan, survivors of sexual harassment and assault of how to navigate through tangled web of city departments and resources as they fight for justice and accountability. but thanks to the leadership of everyone here, we are helping those survivors receive the help and the support that they truly

caroline goldstein next to her. the quiet one behind us helping us each step of the way. and working diligently at all hours. adrian jappy, the assistant appellate chief and our chief of appeals, when all this stuff keeps hitting and these motions keep coming, they're the reason we're so prepared each and every day. >> for all of the women and men who are fearful of coming forward, if they are accusing someone of rape or worse, let dr andrea constand, the woman there in the gray blazer, let her be your guide and know in her case justice can be served. coming up, what the sentencing and this moment feels like for her and so many other survivors next. oof your appliances. get up to 30% off top brands at sears. ♪ plus get an extra 15% off kenmore laundry. visit sears.com/kenmore to see how you can get more from kenmore at sears. "have you lost weight?" of course i have- ever since i started renting from national. because national lets me lose the wait at the counter... ...and choose any car in the aisle. and i don't wa

i want to bring you one of the women, alexis goldstein she's an alumni.nk you for coming on set today. >> thanks for having me. >> you don't personally know dr. blasey ford. you don't personally know brett kavanaugh. can you explain why you felt compelled to organize this letter? >> the school is pretty small. a thousand alumni is a huge chunk of our population. it's a tight-knit community and we had a huge number of alumni who wanted to know how we could stand in support of dr. blasey ford. a lot of folks had similar experiences, but mostly i think the community just wanted to support her and say that we had her back. >> you have some notable signatures on the letter. we have to mention julia louis-dreyfus, a famous alum of the school. you wanted an independent investigation before the committee votes. do you really think that's going to make a difference? >> we do and we want to be consistent with dr. blasey ford's request which is what she has requested. this shouldn't be a resident pete of 1991. and i should note that another notable alum that we deli

in fact, general goldstein and i have this conversation often. the air force has a strategic master plan. strategic vector number three we're a ffull spectrum focused the high-end. and i said, chief what you need for your component. a full spectrum on the low and high end. what i mean by that, the counter fight is on the lowish end of the conflict spectrum and it's discussed even left of bang, there is good worthy work to be done. it happens inside our command and it happens with some high technology and happens obviously with low technology as well. our combat aviation advisors and others are deeply involved in partnership capacity building. you've heard that discussed already as well. so, there is a low end of the c conflict spectrum that afsoc has been focused on like a laser the last decades. i would say, yes, there's strategic values for spectrum on the high end as well. i'm not talking about stealth c-130's and stealth 22's, but talking about a mentality that knows we can think outside of the box, we can address problems with just a little

caroline goldstein next to her.now, caroline has been the quiet one behind us helping us each step of the way. and working diligently all hours. adrienneaftery nexadrienne jaffl these folks when this stuff keeps hitting and motions keep coming, they are the reason we are so prepared each and every day so face any challenge that came before us. there is also a number of the victim advocates and these folks are there every day to support the victims and, you know, and do so much to help them walk this walk. our detective bureau. they are amazing. and they work and this work and they work and helped us to get through every one of those challenges. chief fry is here behind b.b. the police department is exceptional police department led by compensational man shoes of john who we also owe a debt of gratitude to. these folks are the best and our law enforcement community is an amazing group of people. so, there has been a lot of the talk about this case and connecting it to movements across the country and i understand tha

jacobs and steve goldstein, so take it away. >> okay, good morning. florence is a category 2 hurricane with maximum sustained winds of 110 miles an hour. it is moving northwest and is presently centered 170 miles east-southeast of wilmington, north carolina. and 220 miles east of the myrtle beach, south carolina. florence is a very large hurricane. hurricane force winds extend outward 80 miles from the center and tropical storm force winds extent nearly 200 miles out from the center. florence is forecast to slow down as it approaches the coast. so even today as we see outer rain bands from florence move into the outer banks of north caroli carolina, landfall is not expected for another 36 hours some time friday afternoon, friday evening or even early saturday morning. this slow moving very large hurricane will bring a long-term extreme rain, storm surge and hurricane force wind threat to eastern north carolina and south carolina into the weekend. in north carolina, we're particularly concerned about the pamilco sound and the noose rivers where 12 to 1