jen has been my manager and coach and cheerleader. i'm honored to be here to celebrate jen's service to our department and to our world. jen has vision and the ability to see details to execute. a resent example is all the work that she has done. as arlene's boss likes to say, they're so good but they're so bad. meaning they're really good at doing their jobs, being stain resist apartment water resistant but so so bad for the environment and human health. and as you know, here in the commission, bpaf is everywhere, carpeting. jen laokds at the problem and figured out which malets, we can use to attack it. and because of her, bpaf is now banned. and the san francisco fire department is transitioning away from bp a f containing fire fighting foam. and because she is jen, she is did not stop there. she got water agencies to work together and helped draft and moved forward on transparency so we can better understand where the stuff is coming from. jen has inspired us, pushed us and listened to us. as a member of her team, i felt like her i

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about and our private sector partners as well working every day and that shields up a posture that jen hass. to a cyberattack that is not just a nuisance but could have a real and damaging impact? >> well, i think the question is more about how resilient is our infrastructure. we have seen time and time again actors, whether it's ransomware or russians or iranians, north koreans, any number of actors including the chinese, that have attempted to infiltrate, compromise, steal data. but what we haven't necessarily seen is a true disruption to our economy and i think probably the closest thing was last year's colonial pipeline ransomware attack. so i think the resilience and the reliability of the infrastructure is actually quite robust. the concern that i would have is tors, russians in particular, combine technical cyberattacks with information operations, psychological attacks where they're really just get into our heads and undermine our confidence in the ability of our government to protect us and our critical infrastructure providers to be able to, you know, continue to provide services

of republicans worried about their bad candidates in senate races like ryan in georgia and where jen has been all week in ohio, they'll be thanking their lucky stars for those bad economic numbers. >> willie, in politics, an 8.2% inflation rate that you can tag your opponent we races a multitude of political sins for a lot of these candidates who aren't even second-tier candidates. they're actually some of the worst i've ever seen in american politics running for the united states senate. but today they could go out and talk about inflation. and it will connect with middle-class voters. >> yeah. herschel walker's stories about pregnant cows notwithstanding, they want him, because he's not a good candidate, to talk about inflation, and now they have that. that's why tom cotton and rick scott went down there to ensure that the subject would be crime, would be inflation, would be immigration. so they're just going to hammer this in the face of everything else, talking about democracy, doug mastriano's case in pennsylvania, running for governor, other candidates like him or election deniers.

as jen has referred to. it now, there is no bottom at all.everal days ago three words. kanye, elon, trump. we will leave elon musk aside for now though, of course, is wanted us to succeed to putin's demand and have ukraine given. but kanye with this anti-terrorism medic vicious comments, trump as well, they haven't taken that down. none of them, we have seen a single republican and elected office come out and say this is violent we want to accept it. and let's add lawrence, that antisemitism always goes along with racism. tommy tuberville the senator from alabama made it public one of the most vicious and vile racist comments that i've ever seen a public official make since senator bilbo and not a word from any of them either. we are in a very dangerous time. those of us like jim and me who are jews are nervous, have to be. you can't go to temple now without looking around and seeing security there. this is nothing new, it's not new for trump, and the fact as you say that there is silence from other republicans, that they won't get any distan

for women, jen has supported expanding access to birth control and contraceptives. she will ensure that mothers have access to the highest quality care and the resources they need. she has been a champion for the unborn and a lifelong offender of pro-life values as a mother. two minutes. sen. kiggins: i want to restate that i am a pro-life candidate. i think this is an issue that we need to be talk about in -- with compassion. these are people that i have cared for as a health care provider. my opponent continues to lie about my stance on abortion. i would allow those exceptions. it has been our stands up in richmond, as well. it has never been a push for me to ban or make abortion illegal. the reason why this is happening is that my opponent is using this as a distraction. she is actually the abortion extremist. she has voted twice for the women's health protection act on the floor of the u.s. house which allows for abortion for any reason at any time, even up to nine months and at taxpayer expense. this is something that about 80% of americans disagree with. what y

she jen paying has been reelected as head of the chinese communist party for the next 5 years after a vote by the central committee and confirmed his rule, rushes to then sent a congratulatory message to she on his appointment as general secretary. he will now begin historic 3rd term of the country's leader praised the efforts of chinese citizens and developing the nation. but war in the china should be vigilant looking at doomed shonda. in the face of new challenges, we must stand hiler, be sober minded and prudent, like a student sitting for a never ending exam. we must promote inner party governance. we must make sure that our century old party, the biggest in the world, will become ever more vigorous through self reform and continue to be the strong backbone that the chinese people can lean on at all times. that she didn't pay her just delivered touch upon the greatest achievement 5 years and the young and p highlight a clear go once again to promote the great jubilation of the chinese nation. my chinese file of modernization has its central talk of the new journey. it was an impo

varshavskyi about ukraine's application to join nato, president zelenskyi said today that jens stoltenberg haseady officially received it. so far, this topic has not been raised or commented on. i heard that it was discussed that it is for the european union and for nato in general very there are good prospects in this ukrainian aspiration. and finally, please tell me if it is possible near the premises where the forum is being held. ukrainians may have gathered. is it possible that they demanded something, somewhere to help, somewhere to support the release of prisoners, or was there something like that, please, uh, something like that. i haven't seen anything like that, because we work inside here, so i haven't seen such actions yet. well, if something happens, you'll definitely tell us, maria. our correspondent from chernyakhiv is currently working in warsaw. thank you very much. well, please continue to work and listen to the speeches of the guests from the speakers of this free form that is happening in warsaw . the head of the avdiivka military-civilian administration, mr. vitaliy, i con

reporter: secretary-general jens stoltenberg has announced the alliance would help the ukraine transitionrom soviet-era to newer equipment. with the war escalating to another level, nato members will need to make sure they themselves are covered as well. brent: our correspondent teri schultz filed that meeting and i asked her about nato's commitment to create an air defense system for ukraine, whether that commitment is realistic. teri: certainly not overnight, that is not realistic at all. but they had indeed seen that ukraine needs more and more air defenses, especially in recent days as russia has continued attacks from the air on civilian areas. so, what this ukraine defense contract group which met yesterday said is it is going to continue collecting equipment from all the different allies and partners who want to help ukraine, and then they are going to try to knit up, as experts say, all these pieces of equip it into more of an air defense for ukraine. now, this is not going to be technically they admit, and it will take time, but indeed this is the aim, and it is something ukraine

has been happening is high pressure blocks our storm track. it's wetter to our north dryer to our south. we're kind of left in between and so what are we thinking this winter? jennsive work on this golden gate weather services, and he's saying just because it's alania you're does not guarantee a dry winter, even if we've seen it. you have to look at the strength of la niÑa. so 75% chance it continues this winter december through february transition to neutral conditions. february through april of next year, which is 2023. we'll see what winter brings no change in our drought unfortunately from last week. it is still extreme to exceptional in the central valley bay area. we haven't seen any change either it is still continuing into that severe to extreme category so high pressure blocking system diverting the storm track to our north but we're watching this system here. hopefully this kind of breaks through and kicks everything out of here and we see a change in our pattern later this month fog on the golden gate bridge tonight if you do have plans stepping out then watch out fog and areas of drizzle tomorrow morning sun. you're in warmer in the afternoon. we're

has really come. back with us now are mark sanford and karen finney, and cnn political commentator scott jennings, who his words. >> -- conversation -- >> how do you feel about this? it is very mainstream now. >> i guess it depends on what state you are in. but yeah, it does feel like it has become more mainstream, and i feel like we will equally regret it as a country, going down this road. i spent a lot of time trying to tell my kids to have good decisions and have good judgment, and now we will stick the stuff next to the sleepy machines in the circle k. and i think in 20 years, we will ask ourselves, what were we doing? what were we thinking? >> i think when i first read, i thought it meant, recreational marijuana. and a pot drive-through, that's not a good idea. but i think medical marijuana is in a different category. i don't think -- obviously, that's not for recreational use, it's for pain management. i put that in a different category. but scott, i'm with you -- >> you and me? >> you and i, on this together -- >> i also -- and i'm willing to be persuaded -- but i don't understand the pot rena

. >> ainsley: this has jen psaki downplays hunter biden's charges hurting dems in the midterms. >> investigatorsnt pages. as much as there was so much news in washington this week, it doesn't always translate. >> ainsley: here to react will cain "fox & friends" cohost, what is your reaction? >> good morning. first, jen psaki and what is affecting americans at the local level. it is pretty fascinating and the answer. she goes on to reference herschel walker and reference individual candidates. she made this as always a political personality game. and to my knowledge, except for democratic denials which is taking place, the local crime. the ability to walk safely down the street where inflation or gas prices. so what is interesting jen psaki continues to make this a personality game and ignore its what offends people on the local level. now there is hunter biden story where fbi agents have donated, we now know donated to codemocratic candidates. you know what, "your world," and surprising we are in this place we continue to be and a place, i guess somewhat shocked. oh, my gosh, can you believe it,

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has a chance to grow a bit. do you think your phone's not a dad wish and we know this is roxanne, this is jen point. it's something we've noticed too that professors did feed a flag has got and we're selling shrimp by the boat. people often ask if we have peeled ones where might us unbeaten current if we could offer that at a reasonable price, a lot of people would buy them pies that's burned. feet of customers would buy peeled shrimp, the vertical political, the mike and hi, co head out again in the early evening. session. once more on the button, see normally they don't head out in the winter when storms and waves make fishing dangerous. but this winter, they both went out just to make ends meet. not electrical. i just want to get by. i don't want to get rich, but to make a decent living a vine a lot more than to be able to take a break from fishing from christmas till the spring. we don't want to get rich. we just want to live on fishing that does not for it. so do you like, ah, the coming year will be make or break for local fishes? they need fair prices and big catches to stay afloat. the new sh

jennings for a second. maybe you don't realize that he has a pet pig. i'm bringing it up. i'm bringing it up because -- >> it is a day potbelly pig? >> he bit me this week, just fyi. he was literally biting the hand that was trying to feed him. >> what is the pig's name so everyone knows? >> harry plopper. >> this is where we are right now in life. the reason i bring up pigs though. there you go. here's why bring it up, the supreme court actually has a case. that is about pigs. >> it keeps popping up in my twitter feed. >> you know what it's about? >> no. [laughs] >> here is this case. it doesn't affect it, maybe it could. the issue with that case, what's so interesting and why i think it's about politics, why part of this carries on to january 6th is, california has a law that says they will not allow the export or import a pig products. they are not humanely raised pigs. the supreme court is looking at this issue to figure out, can california dictate how other states are treating and also conducting their own lives? it has issues surrounding abortion. you know -- she's s

nations and united states, putin has overreached with his aggression it is unforgivable high started he started this war in ukraine and seized this territoriy and committed jenr crimes against the ukranian people, it horrific, he has to be held accountable, the opportunity do that it in front of us, it will change future security requi requirements, i don't believe for a minute he will use nuclear weapons, we need to take it serious because of the weapons. that guarantees that putin will lose the war, we wouldn't send troops in there but air and missile attacks that would be devastating on everything that he owns in ukraine. yes, we'll take it seriously but also, make certain that putin knows what the consequences will be. this is an opportunity, not just for nato -- not just for ukraine but also for nato and the united states to continue to support ukraine. and recognize how much stable security we will get as we all of defi meeting -- defeating russia inside ukraine. mark: people forget our deterrents is 100 time more 4 powerful than russia and 3 thaand lethal, that threat is there all of the time it will get worse if iran gets those missiles too, general

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jens quarter, the new york stock exchange for us. thank you very much. next, the german government has been defending its plans to subsidize gas prices in the face or criticism from other e. you members arriving at a meeting of yours and finance ministers in luxembourg, germany's christian lindner said, the 200000000000 your package aimed at dampening the impacts of ruinous energy costs. but other countries claim the measure could distort the use internal market with some nations unable to keep up with germany spending. as here from our correspondent christine wonder who has more effectively what this means is that german businesses will qualify. we'll, we'll be getting a bigger subsidy and then their business peers within the rest of the european union and thus getting a competitive advantage being given a competitive advantage. and that has strong criticism, are from other member states who feel that it, it is unfair in a sense that some countries like germany and others who, who have the scope to go bigger on these rescue packages are effectively perceiving national interest at a ti

it has become a dangerous depression, that dangerous occupation for people who are still interested in quoting the facts . ah, china's leader, she jen paying coals for military growth and defends his policies on taiwan and hong kong at a major party congress. ah . has them seeka, this is edge, is it alive from the also coming up promising to balance the books, the u. k. new chancellor says he can fix the country's finances. a fight between inmates leads to a fire at iran 7 prison known to hold political detainees. and we follow the flights of people a nigeria, we've lost everything after the west flooding in a decade. ah, we begin in china what president she jin is said to be confirmed for a historic 3rd term, making him the most powerful communist leader since mounts a dung g used his opening speech at the twice a decade. communist party congress to call for faster military growth and defend beijing's 0 coven approach. he also raised hong kong, saying it must be ruled by what he called patriots. patrick falk has more from beijing. u. t outlines and the key achievements of the party talking about how it had to successfully managed t

. >> you heard of -- the new angle has a new era, let's call them jen c for the coddle generation. i'm talking about the spoiled entitled poorly read, poorly spoken and always ready to play the victim generation. they been schooled in social media that america is race and i say privilege is everywhere. they're praised, except if it's pro-life or prolisten. because they've been told that police, of course, are racist, too. they're anxiety -- the failed education established >> does that surprise you given your experience that we chronicle -- what was that a couple of years ago? >> it was. it doesn't surprise me at all. laura, i think you summarized it. we have a coddled generation. we have a group of people who have learned to get by, whether it was due to covid, whether it was due to civil unrest, whether they want to blame it on the solar eclipse. who knows what they're going to blame it on. they believe they have entitlement to good grades and the lack of studying. we can track that to the extent you teach remotely, you get a printout on how many minutes students spend in your cl

. >> i'm going to turn to my good friend scott jennings for a second because maybe you don't realize he has a pet pig. it's true, right? i'm bringing it up -- >> is it a potbelly pig? >> it's a julian made pig. he bit me, by the way. he was literally biting the hand trying to feed him. >> what's the pig's name again so everyone knows? this is where we are right now. here's why i bring it up, the supreme court actually has a case that's about pigs. >> it keeps popping up in my twitter feed. >> do you know what it's about? >> no. >> here's the case. it could. i'm going to talk about it a second, but the issue with that case why it's so interesting and why i think it's about politics and part of it has to do with january 6th, so california has a law that says they will not allow export or import of pig products. they're not humanely raised pigs. the supreme court is looking at this issue to figure out can california dictate how other states are treating and also conducting their own laws. it has ramifications, though, with issues surrounding abortion -- immediately issues surrounding transgend

budget, and more than 90 percent of its sporting it's jeff jennings, expert, se ditching, it could devastate the economy. the world banks has 9 years dependence on oil is greater than that of many other major producers. more than half of africa, 1300000000 people have no access to power. here in australia, the figure is more than 45 percent of resist. yesterday they want to increase access to electricity, especially by holding the countries portland gas was also getting coverage growth. industry expert, say african oil will still find a ready market on the continent. even if the rest of the world shut its doors. africa needs energy. we are not selling energy outside because we don't need it. we are selling energy also because we, i miss, we have misplaced priorities. nigeria wants to be seen as playing it fought in reducing global warming. 2 years ago. the government declared 2020 to 2030. as a decade of gas, a 10 year period to shift focus from oil and more to natural gas as a cleaner transition fuel. but that doesn't mean the country will abandon its 37000000000 barrels of crude oil reserves altogether. habit edris al jaz

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we do not have a social security policy. government has a national policy which was passed in 1999. the implementation of it was really poor miss jen, mrs. annie also understand that not everyone can afford such services, but in my mind, they have found a good companion who also stays in regular touch with their children. mommy, i select baggage. makeema connects with us very much like a family member who again she asks about our daily routine and immediately notices if i sound low and asks if everything is okay. yeah, i dont the output of live near gender canter. sony looks forward to the days my mother comes to visit. she says services that organizations like a more happy to white, make them the less lonely and more independent. something very important for their generation. me as it for today on ben for solon c. same time, same place to morrow. be sure to check out our other stories on d. w dot com slash asia, or on facebook and twitter by way. oh you oh, who doesn't know the harbor? a band that has reinvented himself again and again since the 70s on what use their secret look behind the scenes of what is probably the most famou

jennifer griffin has details from the pentagon. and jen, how is the biden national security strategy different than president trump's? >> not that different. it sounds similar to the trump administration focus on china and russia in 2017. except that there is more focus this time on climate change as an threat, russia poses immediate threat to the system, prc is the only competitor with both intent to reshape the international order and increasingly the economic diplomatic military and technological power to advance that objective. at the communist party congress as greg mentioned, president xi will -- is expected to be handed a third term potentially setting him up as president for life. in a speech sunday, xi said china is intent on overtaking taiwan, enormous threat to u.s. national security, that is where most of the world's semi kubt tore chips are manufactured. >> peaceful reunification with the greatest sincerity and the greatest effort. however, we are not committed to abandoning the use of force and we reserve the option of taking

two women, both navy veterans, incumbent democrat facing jen higgins for the second district. dana bash hasrter: early voting is under way in virginia and incumbent democrat elaine loria is out pressing the flesh. her race here in virginia's tide water region is one of the most closely watched in the country. >> if you look across the country, this is number 218. >> meaning? if you win or lose, it could determine whether or not democrats have control of the house. that's a lot of pressure. >> i spent 20 years in the navy, i'm used to operating in a high pressure environment. >> reporter: luria is an exnavy officer and veteran of two intense political campaigns. this year, her republican challenger is also a navy veteran, pilot, nurse and now state center. she communicates through ads. that message is resonating with voters. >> what's driving your vote is this? >> this. this was $127 and a year and a half ago it would have been $75, $80. >> reporter: he feels let down by democrats in washington. i'm a staunch independent but it's been going one direction lately because they don't care about

she is currently in office and has to say biden's talking points. it made me think of jenki the prior press secretary am a tale of two press secretaries. >> the former president making this case and not the current president? >> i would disagree with that characterization of your question. the president has been talking about this almost every day for months now. he's been talking about the choices that are at stake here. >> democrats if the election is about who is the most extreme, they will win. if it's a referendum on the president they will lose and they know that. >> if it was a job reel jen psaki would get year job back. >> jen psaki was honest there. biden is not going to arizona or nevada but the way he is used. his description of his florida events. he is going to a fundraiser and doing an event about social security. you have a scripted answer from karine-jean pierre and the honest one from jen psaki. that tells me you have a bad boss in the white house. my boss went to 26 states. he was sought after. so is barack obama in 20 states. >> the last time barack obam

it's jeff jennings, experts say ditching it could devastate the economy. the world banks has 9 years dependence on oil is greater than that of many other major producers. more than half of africa, 1300000000 people have no access to power. here in the figure is more than 45 percent of vicious. yes. and they want to increase access to electricity, especially by holding the countries portland gases also fitting coverage growth. industry experts say africa's oil will still find a ready market on the continent. even if the rest of the world shut its doors. africa needs energy. we are not selling energy outside because we don't need it. we are selling energy else i because we, i miss, we have misplaced priorities. nigeria wants to be seen as playing it to fought in reducing global warming. 2 years ago, the government declared print to $20.00 to 2030 as a decayed of gas, a 10 year period to shift focus from oil, and more to natural gas as a cleaner transition fuel. but that doesn't mean the country will abandon it's 37000000000 barrels of crude oil reserves. altogether a kenya is m

that's what star wars has always been to me when yoda said, do or do not is no try and jedi master kogan, jen said, your focus determines your reality. that actually stuck with me and i actually went, okay, then i'm going to try to focus on things that because i want my reality to good. so this kind of how we we adjust this message and kind of look at star wars as a way to live i think you compare star wars to shakespeare a little bit work today. well, star wars is like shakespeare in the sense that the references are just baked into our culture in so many ways that we are unconsciously aware of. i think one good example, just for star wars in particular because my whole idea for this book started by interviewing congressmen, senators who happened to be star wars fans and talked about what do you think about star wars as sort of like a guide for morality. and they were like, you know, we need to be wary. the dark side. the dark side, what that even mean? what does mean to be wary of the dark side? but most people are familiar. that little reference, that line the concept of a light and dark s

called clean elections usa, run by a truth social influencer name melanie jennings, who is a preacher in tulsa, oklahoma. she haset up this organization all throughout the country where people are staking out job drop boxes and attempting to either intimidate or harass, yell at, take pictures of people, who are dropping off their ballots. for example, a post that was really truth by donald trump -- >> stop that. we are not going to say we truths -- we are not saying re-truthed. it's a bald face lie. that's garbage. >> stephanie, you are right. it was re-posted by donald trump. -- to the drop box, presumably because he missed it. and then dropping off his ballot. and to them, that was enough probable cause to post his guys picture all over the internet and it was re-posted by the former president of the united states. that's what this is. it's -- >> frank, is this a recipe for disaster? >> yeah, we had a judge ruling today, that here in arizona, that it's okay for the so-called observers to do what they are doing. and in spite of the fact that the maricopa county sheriff here in the phoenix era area was saying, i

waiting for jens stoltenberg's speech, i waited and listened, and nothing about ukraine came up, even when he was directly asked if there was a chance, he said that every country obviously hasveryone, what do you think it is? our chance to become a member of nato in the short and medium term. i think that ukraine will become a member of nato earlier than a member of the european union, and the fact that the ukrainian side without 100% coordination with our western partners made this decision is of undoubted strategic importance despite the fact that there will not be such an instant reaction to the ukrainian application as there was no re -enco of the political finland of sweden , that is, we will now have more discussion now, uh, some members will feel very uncomfortable nato, including one of our best and strategic partners in fact, but the situation requires non-standard solutions . itself creates a certain political umbrella for us and nato, but also requires non-standard policy decisions regarding russia, because the problem of repelling russian aggression with the help of ukraine is understood in the western world, we are supplied with every month we have more and mor

repseatives face a republican chaenr, jen kiggins and the debate for days -- for -- in the debate for virginia's second seat. just after 2:00, we will join a conversation with what has national security advisor's ke sullivan about the biden administration's national security strategy and on span2, the british prime takes questions from members of the house of commons. >> next, president biden on the efforts the administration is taking to broad fire department with the resources they need for fire prevention. president biden now speaks on prevention and control. until his election as vice president of the united states. where he continued to advance our issues today for the first time since president truman in 1947, the president of the united states is participating in the national summit on fire prevention and control. please welcome the president of the united states, joe biden. >> dr., thank you very much. very gracious of you. i appreciate it. the u.s. fire administration is doing a great job. i want to take this opportunity to thank you all for the opportunity to speak at the summit. looking at eddie and ed kelly and i think president black is there, kevin, i

and she has not been fact checked at all since she took over for jen psaki last spring. mon, man." my listeners gave me great feedback. >> the se -- the sequel is comen dan. dan: thanks for your time and thanks for the book. coming up on "unfiltered." remember when the cdc made these crazy claims about the covid vaccine. >> there is no bad time to get vaccinated. while you are pregnant with your baby or after you deliver your baby. dan: there may and real reason to reconsider that advice for mothers who got the vaccine. the doctors are he dan: a new study shows traces of the covid vaccine has been found in the breast milk of the mothers. this despite americans being told for months that everything is safe. author of the new abnormal. the rise of the biomedical security state. doc, welcome back to the show. here is the flashback to the cdc director openly encouraging mothers to get vaccinated. >> there is no bad time to get vaccinated. while you are thinking about getting pregnant with your baby or pregnant with your baby. or after you give birth. there is no bad time. we

nato's secretary general jens stoltenberg says the war in ukraine has reached a pivotal moment — withthern region of kherson as the kremlin tries to defend the largest city under its control in ukraine. ukraine's defence minister says its counter offensive is proving more difficult than in the northeast because of the weather and the nature of the terrain. our correspondent hugo bachega reports from kyiv. the ukrainian defence minister said the ukrainian advance in kherson is being made more difficult because of the terrain in the region but also because of the rainy conditions in the area. oleksii reznikov did not give details about the operation in the region. the ukrainian forces are advancing along the dnipro river and the main target here is the city of kherson, which is one of the largest ukrainian cities under russian occupation, and the capital of one of the four regions that president putin claims to have annexed. last night an adviser to president zelensky said there were no signs that russian troops were preparing to leave the city. in fact he said russian troops were prepa