greenberg? guest: for those who are coming to this country, the ministration indicates that the vetting has already happened before they get here. they are not doing the vetting at the military base when they get here. the vetting has been done in certain countries before they get here. the administration indicates that when people are getting to the military bases, they are getting a medical screening, a variety of health care services getting help in applying for things like the work authorization that will allow them to legally work in this country. and then, getting a connected through the resettlement agencies with the communities they will ultimately go to. in terms of the questions of how much is paid, one thing that is notable is the trump administration actually commissioned a study to look at plus and benefit -- flaws and benefits for arriving refugees and cost per benefit in relation to taxes paid. the study wound up concluding that over time, what is paid in taxes substantially excee

and he said my daughter's name is amy greenberg. greenberg is not a very common name. thought that was pretty amazing. he's a great historian but we are not related at all. i love the book. [inaudible] taught me with the worst things you can do to manis grabbed his nose. >> grabbed his nose yes. that's not the case anymore. i've not seen much nose polling when i'm down in the south. greenberg did a fantastic troublesome property type it in and to assist at the appropriate time. what i call the mexican or a wiccan or. this comes from ... s grants. you decide to use it as your title, why? >> that's a great question. i think the war was immoral. i'll put all of my cards on the table. i think the reason people don't remember the war is because it was not fought for any principal. it was fought out of land lust. so when i initially proposed a call to wicked war, they were not in support of that title. they thought it would alienate a good deal of the readership. but he thought it was so great. you're saying the war is wicked, it would not use my board myself and point to gr

greenberg?st: for those who are coming to this country, the ministration indicates that the vetting has already happened before they get here. they are not doing the vetting at the military base when they get here. the vetting has been done in certain countries before they get here. the administration indicates that when people are getting to the military bases, they are getting a medical screening, a variety of health care services getting help in applying for things like the work authorization that will allow them to legally work in this country. and then, getting a connected through the resettlement agencies with the communities they will ultimately go to. in terms of the questions of how much is paid, one thing that is notable is the trump administration actually commissioned a study to look at plus and benefit -- flaws and benefits for arriving refugees and cost per benefit in relation to taxes paid. the study wound up concluding that over time, what is paid in taxes substantially exceeds w

. >> reporter: greenberg recorded his reaction with the woman that she did not return a sign. it is not the first time volunteers experienced fingers pointing and comments like that. to have someone come out with a big pair of scissor and they don't even care. they didn't care they were cut. >> reporter: greenberg started the effort because he believes boudin is not doing the job. we reached out to boudin but didn't heard back. >> at this point he's not clear he has enough to qualify for the ballot. a second boudin recall effort is in october. >> it is very disheartening for a place that's supposed to be inclusive as san francisco has become so divided. >> reporter: organizers have the end of business to submit 51,000 signatures to the department of elections. san francisco, jean elle. >> we heard back from boudin's spokesperson. district attorney boudin didn't let himself be distracted as he worked for criminal justice reform, support for victims and investments in crime prevention. >>> still ahead, dozens of students and alumni at two south bay high school are coming forward

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mark greenberg is with the migration policy institute. he is also the former hhs acting assistant secretary for the administration for children and families, certainly from 2013 2017. mr. greenberg what about these afghan refugees in re-steadily -- resettling the united states? first of all, what is the vetting process like? guest: first, let me just begin by saying a little more broadly

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abc reports that gaetz convicted ally, joel greenberg, giving the feds thousands of photos that thisover. evidence including text messages that would set gaetz up with women. greenberg discussing payment options and asking a woman if she would take drugs according to this abc report, greenberg says he'll set up a get together with himself and gaetz and the women and one of her friends. according to abc news, the evidence the feds reviewing including a text that says i have a friend flying in, we are trying to make plans for tonight. what are your plans later and how much of an allowance will you be requiring, smiley emoticon. that's the kind of stuff the feds are looking at. we want to give you the update. we'll fit in a break, when we come back, we have something that goes to the theme of accountability that we have been covering. rudy giuliani had his law license suspended. he's being sued. what he's doing to raise money. >>> later tonight, something we care about in this program. we'll get into police reform and vice president harris with a special guest. reform and vice president

as his new special envoy for yemen. greenberg succeeds norton griffith last month, the 15th. he regrets the failure to mediate a see far in the last 3 years, thailand has reported another daily record for you, with 1900 cases and deaths. well, the 21 sentence, new infections and 212 deaths for recorded just 24 hours. strict blocked measures in bangkok and dozens of provinces has yet to slow the spreads astray, alias most popular states, he sent wales is also reported. record number of cove with 19 infections was 319 recorded in the past. stay as the spies as big as 50 sydney, answering a 7th week in lockton messaging service whatsapp has criticized apples planned to scam us. i phones and other devices for images of child sexual abuse. apple announced launch of the software expected later this year that will help report sexually explicit images of children to authorities for privacy experts are concerns. with the talk you games finishing on sunday, japan passed the limpid flag to france and richardson has more. the tokyo games are still to finish, but already paris, who steppi

as his new special envoy for yemen. greenberg succeeds the case. martin griffin is moving to lead the un humanitarian affairs departments . last long, chris said he regrets the failure to mediate a see far in the last 3 years. authorities in the us of arrested to me and my citizens pulsing to kill or injure mars and basset, or to the united nations. the un buster joe moved to and had spoken eyes against the ruling military jones and the atrocities they can. i sense, let's get more from o reynolds. he joins his life on the fans. list rope, just tell us more about these of rest meet. who are these individuals? what we don't know a great deal more about them at this point hall other than what the federal authorities are saying, a justice department has them in custody now they've been charged with conspiracy to injure or, or kill a for an official on us soil. we know they are both me and more citizens. they are living, we're living in new york, just north of new york city and they apparently hatch this plot according to the justice department, which s

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greenberg, how would these improve the ability to fulfill its consumer protection mission? >> it's a transparent process and a very democratic process because it opens up the rulemaking process to comment and the final rules and a final rule could be challenged judicially but it's an open process and somewhat time-consuming process but it does take all perspectives and certainly civil penalty i think you just improve the agency's ability to protect consumers by providing both of those, civil penalties and apa rulemaking authorities. >> thank you. mr. vladeck, we know that it's increased the way for scams to happen. internet, cell phones, social media provide new opportunities for scammers. i know privacy is a key concern for both you and i and others on the committee. if used by the ftc? >> my hope is it will help slow the boundaries of the internet. law enforcement agencies when there is something that looks like a scam a foot so you can sort of get an enforcement case. how quickly before too many people are injured. to see these kind of tools for content moderation. >> we

greenberg wanted to mime to coop ray as much as possible. .ive him a lighter sentence. we also have seen indications of the nature of the cooperation given investigators and venmo transactions and social media accounts. the request remains whether those will implicate anyone else criminally. we can't say and don't know yet. we have very special stuff coming up. new york is celebrating a return to normal at least for the vaccinated. i am going to tell you why people are calling this the next round of famous concert in the park. i talked about it and i meant it. we are thrilled with david duchony live on "the beat" when we come back. "the beat" when we come back good boy! [laughs] ♪ hold my pouch. ♪ trust us, us kids are ready to take things into our own hands. don't think so? hold my pouch. don't think so? time. it's relentless. we do everything but control it. and when it's running out. we relentlessly try to protect it. because "all the time in the world" it's just a saying. today, for women living with hr+, her2- metastatic breast cancer, mo

that work continues regardless of what's next for ritchie greenberg and those who want to refight the 2019 election for the next two years. >>> the climate in crisis creating urgency in the north bay this morning. the press democrat reports more are losing their rights. last week new restrictions kicked in for 1500 rights holders including two towns, clover dale and heels berg. today another 300 or so ranchers, grape growers and land owners are losing their rights. lake mendocino's water storage levels are about 30% of what it usually has this time of year. >> we're seeing that across the bay area. really california right now when we talk about the heat that we've had. >> and the impacts on the agriculture too. that's going to take a big hit as we go through the next few months and hopefully eventually we will get rain. it is dry. as we're heading out the door a look at pleasant hill and our forecast for this morning, low 60s to start, all clear, and then as we go into today, our temperatures head toward the upper 70s at 11:00. you can see how fast it's going to be warming up as we re

hank greenberg, the slugging first baseman for the detroit tigers, future hall of famer and defending american league most valuable player. he goes into the service, and then within a day or two of the bombing of pearl harbor on december 7th, a number of players immediately enlisted, most notably bob feller, the future hall of fame pitcher. eventually more than 500 big leaguers would ultimately serve in the armed forces during world war ii, including 30 who appeared on the red sox roster, and over 4,000 minor leaguers. somewhat remarkably, no major leaguer died in combat, but over 45 were wounded, including two hall of famers, warren spawn who pitched for the braves, and warren willjeimer the great knuckle-baller. so that is setting the stage. the big question facing major league baseball as an institution was to play or not to play. and that led to the commissioner of baseball at the time writing what would become known as the green light letter to fdr seeking some guidance on what baseball should do. michael, can you pick up the story from there? >> sure, gordon. so the letter from

antonio good cherish has appointed hans greenberg. as his new special envoy for yemen, group book succeeds the you case, martin griffith, who is moving to lead to humans, humanitarian affairs department. you and back talk stalled, in april as fighting intensified for the province of mad. the president of lithuania has accused bella ruth of state sanctioned people trafficking and enabling my goods to enter the e u illegally. in an interview with edges, eda guitar, us know, send us, says his country is struggling to accommodate new arrivals. the u has accused bella luce, of orchestrating the crisis in retaliation for sanctions. near barker reports 500 kilometers of razor wire line, the eastern edges of the e. u. this is lithuanian border with bella ruse. and the new defense is a response to the so called hybrid war ways by minsk against this e neighbor, a conflict where migrants from iraq, syria and other countries are being used as political weapons. to let you in, the government says minsk is deliberately flying in people from abroad

mark greenberg is with the migration policy institute.is also the former hhs acting assistant secretary for the administration for children and families, certainly from 2013 2017. mr.

we actually hard it recently, talking about joel greenberg and matt gaetz as well. transporting someone across state lines for purmss of prostitution and those are charges he is facing in federal court in brooklyn, and there are charges in federal court in illinois and facing state charges and illinois and also facing charges in minnesota. it's not just brooklyn. he has to get through other jurisdictions as well after the trial has concluded. >> we're still early in the trial, but what do you make of the arguments the prosecution and defense has laid out? >> the prosecution is going to call a parade of witnesses, all of whom were under age or close to under age when they had intersxs, sexual in nature, and a girl was 16 years old. she did sue civilly, and the defense of the case says they are grifter, they want to be able to make money and say they are disgruntled fans, like crazy super fans of r. kelly. but as a former prosecutor myself, there is so much truth to that old adage, where there's smoke, there's fire, and we're going to hear from al least 14 victims aga

this is from andy greenberg.s gone so far as to send emails to franchisees warning them that the devices breach confidential information and can cause serious human injury. perhaps a bit of hyperbole. you never know. your turn to respond. what you say? >> absolute hyperbole. these machines don't cause serious bodily injury. taylor with these incredibly dysfunctional fragile mcflurry makers needed a solution. they have this effective diagnostic software and hardware they can fix these machines quickly and easily. what taylor did was send this gamble person to obtain one of these devices. it was done deceptively. he got this device and turned it over to taylor and taylor looked at it. stole -- attempted to steal the technology because as the same time they said it was causing serious bodily injury they were developing their own similar technology to kytch. it was straight theft. so kytch here, the temporary restraining order was properly issued against taylor for the plaintiff, kytch. >> kevin: before we go i have

his name is gary greenberg. [ cheers and applause ] he's also a weird dude. [ laughter ] but get readyor the latest and greatest olympic event, the java-hamma-discu-put! [ cheers and applause ] ♪ all right, be careful where you point that thing, guillermo. and i don't mean that stick. [ laughter ] all right. it's a javelin, with a hammer, discus, and shot put attached to it. and guillermo here is the first java-hamma-discu-put athlete ever. [ cheers and applause ] yeah! guillermo. how long have you been training for this event? >> guillermo: actually, i haven't practiced it, this is my first time. [ laughter ] >> anthony: yeah, yeah. looks like it. okay, guillermo. let's make some history. those of you who are in the front row, please, cover your nuts just in case. [ laughter ] all right. whenever you're ready, guillermo. >> guillermo: ready? ♪ [ cheers and applause ] >> anthony: 4 meters! that's a new world record! that's a world record! [ cheers and applause ] congratulations, guillermo. [ cheers and applause ] somehow -- find gary and tell him he's fired. [ laughter ] all right, we

surgeon in both iraq and afghanistan, also retired army lieutenant colonel james carafano, former greenberg, he is congressman michael waltz, border patrol union chief, brandon judd and congressman byron donalds joins us along with federal prosecutor jim trusty and attorney general eric smith. also this, national security experts warn about the rise of terrorism. the taliban freeing al qaeda and isis prisoners. uk defense minister that afghanistan is spiraling into a failed state, potential civil war. just moments ago opec, breaking news, opec and russia delivers another embarassment for the biden administration, no, they will not drill or pump more oil. last week the white house asked them to do that to help lower rising gas prices. we've also got the former top border chief, rot any scott. he told his worder agents in exit video there are more terrorists than realized crossing the border. we got the story and another development. border agents from california and texas getting shots fired at them from mexico, from across the border. a big border defeat in the courts for the biden administ

victims and investments in crime prevention, that work continues regardless of what's next for ritchie greenberg and those who want to refight the ele f the next two years end quote. >>> the search is on for a man police say is inappropriately touching women near the stanford shopping center. a sketch, take a look at it closely. palo alto police say the man groped two women while approaching from behind on his bike. one was along sand creek road, the next on middlefield road. the incident happened monday, the first one. the second one took place yesterday. >>> the climate change creating new urgency this morning in the north bay. the press democrat reports more water rights holders are losing their ability to divert russian river water. new restrictions kicked in for about 1500 holders including two towns clover dale and healeds berg, ranchers, grape growers are losing their rights. the storage levels are about 30% of what it has this time of year. >>> napa county set to use a retrofitted black hawk helicopter to provide water drops in the event of a major fire. the cost $2 million and it will b

we've heard it recently when we're talking about joel greenberg and matt gates, the idea of transportingtution. and those are also charges r. kelly is facing in federal court in brooklyn right now. but they're also similar charges r. kelly is facing in federal court in illinois, and he's also facing state charges in illinois and also charges in minnesota. joshua, it's not just brooklyn. you actually have to get through other jurisdictions as well after this trial has concluded. >> so early in the trial, but what do you make of the arguments the prosecution and defense have laid out? >> so the prosecution is going to call a parade of witnesses all of whom were underage or very close to being under age when they had interactions sexual in nature with r. kelly. and the first witness last week was a girl who was 16 years old which she had a six month sexual relationship with r. kelly. and she did sue civilly, and the defense in this case are saying these people are grifters. they want to make money and say they're basically disgruntled fans, like crazy super fans of r. kelly. but, you know,

. >> steve greenberg, thank you very much. we appreciate you getting up with us. taliban consolidates their control of afghanistan, they are selling themselves as a new more moderate group that will respect women's rights and not retaliate again being met with skepticism, big skepticism, as many afghans flood kabul airport trying to board flights leaving the country. u.s. ambassador to the u.n., that's linda thomas greenfield, joins us now to discuss. good to see you, madam ambassador. what's your biggest concern right now? >> great to see you, as well, gayle. look, our biggest concern right now and our major priority is working around the clock to get those people who need to get out of afghanistan out. we were able to get 1,000 out yesterday, and we're moving forward rapidly to move others out of danger. >> you know, people are looking at it, and i'm sure you, too, we're haunted by the images that we're seeing. why weren't preparations made ahead of time? and i know hindsight is 20/20. i get that. everybody that has no experience with anything has an opinion. bu