right now, in particular, dan hoffman, one of the most respected analysts, spoke on the fox news channel. listen to hoffman former head of the cia office in moscow iraq and pakistan hello the last time the speaker of the house of representatives visited taiwan was in 1997. china threatens us with serious consequences. if this happens, what do you think of this dan flippers. listen, the last thing we have to do is let china direct or control the movement of our high-ranking officials overseas, including taiwan, that china is actively arming itself in the south china sea. in full growth spies are building up their nuclear arsenal, they threaten both this region and many others. we must uphold our commitment to our allies in asia and contain china, both parties are unanimous in your opinion. we must do it. let's note where the leading cia analyst worked yes, he headed the cia department in moscow in iraq and pakistan where the relations of the united states with moscow with cancer and with pakistan are fucking, from everywhere the americans would be forced to have more such analysts don't y

one day in 2018 you leon hoffman rushed into central arkwin on his bike. the storm clouds gathered overhead of him, badani zane and monterey institutes, whether radar with one by the time i reached the city center and they were already a few puddles of water. and then the storm, really hidden. i just half an hour later, most of the inner city was flooded a lava a hydraulic engineer hoffman. his meeting. maximilian knew sla from the arkan fire department. on that day. he was one of the 1st to arrive at the scene. towns and villages across the region were flooded and a matter of minutes, the emergency services were overwhelmed with calls and struggle to cope. of these birds either sunday church shows how much damage flash flooding can do right now we're at kaiser plot. you can see that the streets here were completely flooded. drive us were taken by surprise in a situation like that. it's not even possible to coordinate the streets and diagnosis. we never know with the rain will be heaviest and what damage will cause . also, thanks to technology developed by

first hoffman plans to calibrate more precisely to conditions and ask him he's working together with the city of authorities and the emergency services because that's a if a hospital is affected or a private home where exactly and with the water will be making no super. it's not, it just needs to be formulated in simple terms authentication. so no meteorological jargon, properties terms. everyone can understand what i am, he says on investment. for example, 50 leaders per square meter, littleton, colorado, in or on the water level of so and so many centimeters in your home. and that's what owns are 5 when really help the fire department and the general public hearing are often in is it will soon for that's. and they can refer to the map and the forecast lock to prepare for an event. every city faces different challenges and there's no silver bullet against climate disasters. but with his early warning system, all him now has a tool to tailor its response to any future flooding emergency. and that last story tells us that innovation really can be a matter of life and death. that's all

also, thanks to technology developed by you leon hoffman often is the 1st german city with a risk based early warning system for bluefield flash floods. first, he used to drone to create a cartography of the entire city. the heavy rainfall simulation shows that water flows to the lowest part of the city. the kaiser plat square the data for the pilot project is supplied by a weather radar house in an industrial park on the outskirts of the city of her. it's a meaty relaunch. uncle gauge for such a measure or estimate rainfall, or other forms of precipitation in a given area. funny ego or another near flux, oper, destiny. and yet in the way it works is it emits a signal that interacts with the precipitation and then relate back to the radar want and we don't follow that from other this data allows you leon hoffman to make a precise prediction about which areas will be most affected not cancer come on and you can see it very clearly when you look at the simulation and evaluate it. this is vasa, that's actually the water flows along the street and goes around bens when t on the finish. i kn

a laza, a hydraulic engine air hoffman as meeting maximilian new sla from the arc and fire department. on that day he was one of the 1st to arrive at the scene. towns and villages across the region were flooded and a matter of minutes, the emergency services were overwhelmed with calls and struggle to cope. you using bird feeders, picture shows how much damage flash flooding can do right now we're at kaiser plot . you can see that the streets here were completely flooded. drivers were taken by surprise in a situation like that, it's not even possible to coordinate the streets in china. we never know with the rain will be heaviest and what damage will cause. we also, thanks to technology developed by union hoffman often is the 1st german city with a risk based early warning system for plu, feel flash floods. first, he used to drone to create a cartography of the entire city. the heavy rainfall simulation shows the water flows to the lowest part of the city. the kaiser plat square the data for the pilot project is supplied by a weather radar house in an industrial park on the outskirts

this data allows you leon hoffman to make a precise prediction about which areas will be most affected. no cancer come on and you can see it very clearly when you look at the simulation and evaluate it. this is vasa, that's actually the water flows along the street and goes around bens, when t o and from the finish. i know is, here is a small traffic island which is factored in, looks like so. the water flows along it and then reaches a local low point on soon m look on teeth. this is the vest bonham station and under past that was flooded in 2018 and rendered inaccessible. mab, fabiola such an early warning system could be hugely beneficial in countries like india, where extreme rain of answer increasingly common flash flooding is a bigger threat in india than in any other country in the world. apart from bangladesh, here late inside monsoon periods, obviously have to be taken into account via their feel. langer words i time of these are much longer stretches of heavy rain. tom was under his asthma dead and i could set side and the model should still be able to provide short term pred

dan hoffman former c.i.a. station chief serving in moscow, iraq and pakistan. good morning. the last house speaker to go to taiwan was newt gingrich in 1997. china is warning us about serious consequences. how do you read that, dan? >> listen, the last thing we should be doing is allowing china to exercise any sort of command and control over which senior u.s. officials travel overseas including two taiwan. it is china that is militarizing the south china sea, conducting espionage operations, building out a nuclear arsenal. they are tlenting the region and beyond. right now we need to up our commitment to our regional allies in asia.

the climate crisis, the apps is, are congressional actually was bringing neat hoffman. he's the founder and director of the center for global sustainability at the university of maryland on the u. s. and he's also been a senior climate advisor to the u. s. government. mr. huffman, welcome, president biden has called climate change. quote, an existential threat to our nation. and to the world, why is the stopping short of declaring a national emergency? well, i don't think we should read too much into the timing of the national emergency. to be honest, i think that the, they're probably going to be, i understand that they're going to be reviewing that and potentially declaring it next week or the week after that or something. i think the more important thing that, that, that we're seeing today is the kind of recognition that climate is an urgent issue . the fact the fact that he's kind of making it back on his central agenda is quite important. and i do think that as we're thinking about the substance of the actions that are coming out of the government at this time afte

but mr . hoffman, there are at least 15 states where governors openly deny or question. the existence of human made climate change. so how realistic is it that the change needed to avert a climate catastrophe will be achieved on that level? well, it's important to remember that in the u. s, we do have a federal system. there's a lot of policy authorities that do in fact, reside with states and even cities and, and others. if you look at the way that this works for in the united states, what happens is that the bottom up actors are often pioneering the most ambitious policies and work that we've done has shown that over the us. if you look at the climate, the climate friendly actors in states, cities and businesses, it represents over 70 percent of u. s. economy. that's an economy, roughly the size of china's, of that, of actors that are taking steps to day to address climate change in and in business way. and one of the things that then happens is that these actors take steps that actually deliver emissions reductions in their own states that benefit their own citizens d

hoffman says some of her 80 plus turtles were burned others are missing. you can see some of them coated in fire retardant says she's hoping for donations to help rebuild fences lost in the fire. new at 11:00 pacifica school leaders are dealing with their third hate. to in just weeks investigators say classroom items were also stolen. it was just days ago a large homeless camp in oakland went up in flames again. now caltrans is responding what is going to do starting next week? we normally don't get too worked up over nba summer league highlights, but you've got to see one play tonight from jonathan kaminga coming up at sports. now you can save big on supersonic wifi from xfinity. can it handle all of my devices? all that. and it comes with a 2-year rate guarantee. what?! ok! no annual contract. no equipment fees. oh, and a free streaming box. i like streaming. it's all just $50 a month when you add xfinity mobile with unlimited data. will you add a motorcycle? no. did you say yes?! the new xfinity supersonic bundle. it's kind of a big deal a new chevy is

hoffman says some of her 80 plus turtles were burned others are missing.them coated in fire retardant says she's hoping for donations to help rebuild fences lost in the fire. new at 11:00 pacifica school leaders are dealing with their third hate. to in just weeks investigators say classroom items were also stolen. it was just days ago a large homeless camp in oakland went up in flames again. now caltrans is responding what is going to do starting next week? we normally don't get too worked up over nba summer league highlights, but you've got to see one play tonight from all right, a live look now at san francisco international airport where the international terminal is closed right now as officials investigate a bomb threat. they all started around 8:15, and now we're starting to see the impact on flights. united has notified travelers. it's pushing back some international departures including to sydney and singapore. it's also expected that there will be impacts to arrivals at the international terminal. knew at 11 the leader of a san francisco. nonprofi

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uh, cia uh, dan hoffman uh. gave an answer to the question.o listen to the pilose? hoffman former head of the cia office in moscow iraq and pakistan hello the last time the speaker of the house of representatives visited taiwan was in 1997. china threatens us and i quote with serious consequences. if it happens, what do you think about it. listen to the last thing we have to do. this allows china to direct or control the movement of our high-ranking officials abroad, including taiwan. china is actively arming itself in the south china sea. in full growth spies are building up their nuclear arsenal, they threaten both this region and many others. we have to stick to our commitments to our allies in asia and contain both sides of china. unanimous in their opinion should do it, that this great uh analyst. he just spied uh in iraq all uh and in pakistan and where the united states relations with iraq russia and pakistan they just don't have more of these analysts this is the point of view. ah, very representative. this point of view reflects the m

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why they in the, in the footsteps of the rig hoffman, i'm in europe. northern. most count please. ah, 3 times longer. but still very much alive. d. w channel, you'll guy to the special thought in germany near it. i knew you recognized where exactly. it was fun. i learned a lot hard culture. i travel extremely worth a visit. ah ah, ah. russian bombs provide a reality check to grain markets, elation over a deal to see week once again leaving ukrainian force. let prices to tumble on friday, but russia's attack on my desk or over the weekend showed business as usual, is far from the shore and from wheat to heat. we'll discuss how the global economy could be affected by global warming. as the impact of climate change becomes to have a clara to see this data we have is this idea of what's in berlin. welcome to the program. the concern over global food inflation is far from over. we prices jumped by 3 percent at the start of the week following a russian missile attack on the ukrainian port of odessa. the bombing occurred just hours after q and moscow reached an agreement for ukrainian gr

hoffman worked for pg&e. are you kidding me? he knows one way. that is take down trees and not have the hassle. there is so much ambiguity around what is replaced so the president's point, why don't they put bigger trees and to stand up there and say smaller trees grower. of course 2 foot grows to 3 feet and that is 60 percent growth versus a 6 foot tree growing 7 feet. they grew one foot. that is moronic statement. we plant smaller trees so they grow faster. please that destroyed your credibility and we are more then happy to pay for pruning. >> thank you. we have is a question from president swig. >> do you have is a suggestion for a replacement tree? >> to the extent these trees want to be replaced, a ficus tree is a beautiful tree and i agree pruning methods are better today. we would be happy to work with the school around a large bushy type tree like a ficus or a maple. the cherry tree they planted by the way was on slide 5 of the presentation in the upper right, it is a scragling little thing. you sit and go-yes, we are happy to work with

hoffman says some of her 80 plus turtles were burned. others are now missing.f them coated in fire retardant. she is hoping for donations to'a cruz now. 61 degrees and the fog trying to lift. it is firmly entrenched at the shoreline. we are talking about a wide range of temperatures again. 60's to near 100 degrees. the good news is the heat will not last. i will explain. stephanie: ninth-inning magic at oracle park. the giants rally capped off by something they have not done it already nine years. larry has the highlights coming up in sports. every search you make, every click you take, every move you make, every step you take, i'll be watching you. the internet doesn't have to be duckduckgo is a free all in one privacy app with a built in search engine, web browser, one click data clearing and more stop companies like google from watching you, by downloading the app today. duckduckgo: privacy, simplified. stephanie: both the giants and the a's will try to win their second straight game against division leaders. open face is the astros. the first pitch at 1:10

i gotta throw it away when you looked at your history. bon bons process, beginning hoffman, crocket them yet, i know pushes not the don't conditional visitors at all. if you could get it to fill it out, decision that should have been you much thought she didn't have an i. e. and you could keep them gorski. we'd need you can use kick, thought i would have. what on this here at the block, which can you was order 1st. yep, no, but i mean, when i was told, i'm not, although he knew the oil not doubtlessly beat ah, [000:00:00;00] a ah, the phones were on our oh, for ukrainian integration into west or north nato. it was a rather european union and the whole new premium crisis, which we see now in the full scale, started with the ideal association agreement, 2013. of course. now we see that there is basically no difference between the european union. but at that time, european union emphasized that is something completely different, and russia actually accepted this. ah ah, ah ah, in unit might have missed doors or can you give me, you've got the battery on me. i'm pretty alone there. we use it

i want to bring into the conversation, merle hoffman.s the founder and ceo of choices, woman's medical center in the lifelike abortions rights advocate. in 1971, she helped establish one of the country's first ambulatory abortion centers right here in new york. merle, thank you so much for joining us this evening. greatly appreciate your time. back in 2012, before we even got to this point, in this critical point in our country, you commissioned a report that actually followed up on a study that your organization helped lead in the 19 80s around this very issue, which you coined as abortion economics. based on those two studies, and your firsthand experience as a pre roe provider, what can you tell us about the link between economics and abortion access? >> well, there is a very, very strong powerful ling, because you have to ask, why do women have abortions? and why is it necessary for their survival and their lives? and the questions and questionnaires that i look at them ask this question. and the majority of women's answers, we are t

focus on redford and hoffman woodward and bernstein helped to embed the idea that watergate was unraveled by these heroic young journalists. the movie was up for eight academy awards it won four. it did not win best picture. rocky sylvester stallone's rocky was the best picture in the year that the water that all the president's men was in competition. and then deep throat the book and the movie introduced the world to this shadowy character this high-level government source who sometimes met woodward in a garage and roslyn? the rosalind section of arlington just across the river. and there has been a plaque established there to commemorate this. historic meetings if you will the book gave hints but no more than that as to deep throats identity. and this set in motion as i said years long guessing game is to who it is because in washington the coin of the realm is secrets or exposing secrets? who is this guy? and for a secret in washington to have been intact for as long as this one. is quite remarkable, it's quite something. deep throat borrowed its name from a couple of sources one that

your bomb was process beginning hoffman, crocket than the tyler pushes, knock at the don't conditional visitors at all. if you could get it to fill it out . decision that should have been you much thought she didn't have a naive and you could keep them grabowski need need you. can you kick thought i would have with you at the blog, which can you was author 1st. yeah. i mean, when or stolen was on there when you get the oil, not doubtlessly beat a when it comes to focus russian relations and i believe on and putin by a literal, literally, she is a very to, to, to, to the extent that the, if birth leaders are out of office, we can, you know, let's say picture, same level of engagement on both sides of the relations. mm hm. so what we've got to do is identify the threats that we have. it's crazy. even foundation, let it be an arms race is often very dramatic. development only personally and getting to resist. i don't see how that strategy will be successful, very difficult. time. time to sit down and talk with ah, this ours headline story. 7 civilians are killed on scores more injured aft

so the only person who source did not know among the authors contributors was eva hoffman. and ava was a trust you know that lost in translation, which is her classic book about the experience of being an immigrant and refugee. ava is polish george said well, she's polish i'm hungarian. i mean, how are we going to get along? she did a terrific and and what she does and what both gara i think and darren referred to is? she shows you that george's experience as a teenager in the nazi era period when hungary was invaded in 1944. is where george learned about risk? the fact that he and his family are his father brought them out. save them prove to george at some level that you can take risks. and that is what in essence as a upper middle class -- whose life was not expected to go upside down. source learned that you can't count on life and therefore you take risks. that's ava which leads to sebastian sebastian is really a remarkably. strong writer on finance and people you know when they hear about reflexivity. i can tell you that roll their eyes. what does it mean fact is what

to create a new chic urban district here based on the model of london stock, lance, poor hamburg hoffman, city with apartments shops offices. the old shipyard area is like a huge adventure playground because the investor has left the empty spaces to artist. and now you can find yellow, reese, rehearsal rooms. in studios here, this character, he looks a bit like meat. we have the same, those the gallery, milky piazza, and artist collective has found a temporary home here. the building was a factory for 170 years where the people of gdansk, pat no axes. now visitors are always welcomed. grayed out v. it's a magnifying glass for for tools. yeah. but did you notice as it was from the car. okay. ah, with a lamp, this is lamp in the car it there are more spots of the shipyard that people and you dont have taken over and filled with new life. the storage area is a container settlement with lots going on with peer. you can be loud and party until the early morning. this was a tip from the bus, young, my city guy. we meet up for a drink on the very spot where the democracy movement and poland beg

stephanie: hoffman resigned a week ago, ahead of tuesday's primary election. >> president trump-endorsed he likes to win. stephanie: in the senate primary, candidate blake masters is running for the gop nomination to challenge democratic senator mark kelly. he also got the blessing of former president trump, after he questioned the results of the 2020 election. why are you hitching your wagon to a one term president who lost this state two years ago? blake: i'm not hitching my wagon. i would say i'm proud of president trump for what he accomplished. i not going to run from am president trump's successful term in the general election. absolutely not. do you know how many independents i meet who say we're sorry we voted for biden? please bring back the mean tweets because we want $2 gas. we want a border. we want to country that works. stephanie: kathy, a republican party organizer, wants many of those same things. but says she won't vote for any candidate who promotes election fraud claims. kathy: we can't have that kind of dangerous rhetoric and it cannot come from the top of the arizona

>> let's bring in dan hoffman, the former cia agent in moscow and a fox news contributor.tates is assisting ukraine and other nations. go down the list here, the u.s. by far providing more than many of the european allies in this. can the u.s. keep supplying ukraine at this level without diminishing its own readiness? >> you know, under the most trying of times for the world, the united states has always been an arsenal for democracy. look back at the second world war. the brightest, most shining example of that. there's bipartisan consensus to stand with ukraine in their fight against russia. this administration has to have a policy and strategy to do that. working with the european union has indicated their interest and focus on helping to pay for the reconstruction of ukraine. new nato members, finland and sweden will be joining and will provide more military assistance as well. the biden administration needs to work more effectively with our nato partners to increase the supply of military equipment coming from that region. >> russia is declaring victory in the east. i

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for more owhat it means for our ecosystem, i am joined by scott hoffman black, the executive directorociety, a nonprofit that focuses on invertebrate conservation. thank you so much for joining us. why is the monarch butterfly population declining so much? scott: it is declining because of us. unfortunately, the way we grow our food, the way we build our homes and have our yards doesn't leave much room for animals like the monarcthat are fly. -- butterfly. habitat loss because of industrial agriculture and lots of lawns, lots of pesticide use, we use a lot of pesticides both in our food and to keep our roses and lawns perfect. and you overlay that was climate change, which is one of the factors. ali: we mentioned the international designation. what does that mean for monarch butterflies, and how is it different than a designation by the u.s. fish and wildlife service? scott: this is an international designation by a really well-established international group, the international union for conservation of nature. this new report or analysis doesn't have any policy ramifications in the u

should be expected in ukraine at the end of the summer , at the same time, the other day, christina hoffmany press secretary of the german government, said that these systems will not arrive by the end of the year, so valery, when can we expect irises in ukraine, which are necessary for the defense of our cities against air attacks from russia converged on the fact that the separation system can be delivered to ukraine by the end of the year why because these systems are ordered from scratch and manufactured at the company that produces these systems, it is a complex complex and the supply of a spiritual complex it involves not just one son, a whole complex of machines that include the desert of installations and control systems, etc. this system will be ready by the end of the summer. this is a very big breakthrough in this , and i think that it is primarily related to the fact that the countries that are now there, let's say, are participating in the production of these e-e complexes refused to deliver to ukraine in favor of ukraine , however, intelligibility may still be related to the n

rescue crews recovered their bodies tuesday, having more peace because i find that the body chris hoffman is also hoping to find peace as she mourns. one of the men, danilo gutierrez worked for her construction company in oakland . everything he did he did with an nyu and finesse and a great work ethic. she tells me. he did landscaping work here, and he painted this home. it's just hard to work on the same site that he was. i won't be able to not think of him. friends and families. tell me the men known as the three amigos spent a lot of time together, watching and playing soccer and going on fishing trips every time they go out anywhere to camp or fish. they're always together, so just just great friends plans to hold fundraisers hopes to raise enough money to transport the three men back to guatemala so their families can bury them in their home country. in oakland and burly ktvu fox two news. we're following some breaking news tonight in japan, where that country's former prime minister has been shot, webex shot and critically wounded during a campaign speech in western japan. fire off

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and hoffman is normal in, for example, tokyo, that slow circulation of shares which hangs on this rainbow to the yellow seas on its way to the korean peninsula. it leaves behind another dry spell dry. and one reason of course, why attempts to stay fairly high because there's nothing to stop the sun beating down the heaviest rain likely in india is in the north. and certainly up in the poll on the far north of pakistan and the shout to rebuilding in bangladesh. maybe the northeast of india, western india, a little dryer, but of late casa airway. official airline of the journey. a disciplinary court in poland, the accused. judges who refused to tow the states line. witness follows to courageous judges, spearheading the stand against reforms. critics claim leave the highest guardians of the constitution, vulnerable to politically motivated sanctions, based on their rulings. judges under pressure on it just either. ah ah, welcome back. a quick reminder about top stories here at this hour. italy's prime minister mario druggie has resigned. president has asked drago to stay on as a can't take a

mollie: thank you very much, dan hoffman, we appreciate your insight as japan is agreeing the loss ofnks, dan. griff. griff: thank you. moving now to ukraine where boris johnson designation was met with disappointment with some ukrainian towns even proposing to name streets after him. lucas tomlinson has details live from lviv, hey, lucas. lucas: hey, griff, boris johnson is one of the most hawkish nato leaders. he wants to kick out russia out of all ukraine, that includes crimea and donbas and eastern ukraine. he wants to go back to pre2014 borders, not february 23rd borders on the 'of the invasion. boris' actions going well beyond statements anything that you heard from the white house. after resigning boris johnson called ukrainian counterpart and thanks zelenskyy for friendship and calling him hero and said, quote, everybody loves you. now exactly 3 months ago today on april 9th, boris johnson became the first western leader to visit the capital but many other countries in europe haven't done is mass the billions in weaponry boris johnson has sent here in indonesia, secretary tony

you know, he was a beacon of hope for many and hoffman slager feler 4 years later in early 1990 there were bananas and potsdam coca cola. freshly ground coffee and the 1st free east german elections. ah, also in 1090 the potsdam memorial with the red star was discussed openly and its future was even put into question them who stopped a little. there were also efforts at that time to not only take away the staff zone, but also to redesign the rooms does not include leaving only the conference, told, with the rest of the furniture, returned to other policies or to hook to fuel when they wanted to limit the museums to the conference hall, often countries on cyber crime scene. ah, there were national reflections once the wall fell. germans from western east or bothered by this room and the juxtaposition of stars and stripes union jack and hammer, and sickle in a german palace. ah, ah, the right wing isn't interested in discussion and it shows it's a violent potential. july 27th. 1990. shortly after midnight, fire alarm sound flames and gulf. the large hall, there has been arson in a build