but the bible has stuck with israel, and this is just another sign of him doing john henry and brand salacious from washington d. c. thanks john. well, that stuck a little bit more now out the relationship between the us and israel, which items to you to buy giorgio coffee. i know his ceo of gold state, unless x as a washington base to political risk consulting families will say, i don't fellow at the american security projects get to have you back here again. so the us, some, his relatives stood shoulder to shoulder since october. the 7th, but how tight and it's is that relationship because we're starting to see them diverging on plans for the day off the the will with nothing yahoo these comments late yesterday denouncing the policy and will search on the one hand to the us on the other suggesting that the policy being offered, he should take the lead when it comes to ruling because of strep. there is no denying that the body, the ministration would like to see is real change. certain aspects of its conduct. officials in the white house have concerns about what is real is doing and

and here in the us, congress certainly is john henry life was there in washington. thanks, john, as well. joining us on setting out to learn more about this is giorgio coffee, our ceo of gulf states analytics in washington, dc based geo political risk consulting firm is also a junk fellow at the american security project. good to talk to you. so i'm just to pick up on some of what uh correspondence. and john in dc was saying there, how would you characterize the relationship right now between the us and, and is really lead is, is it as sped faust as it has historically been it may sound bold, but i'm going to tell you that i don't think there is ever been a us administration since 1948 giving is real support at a level as high as what israel's receiving from the bite in administration right now. yes, there are some aspects of israel's war on gaza that the white house has criticized . the white house has shared his opinions about some things that we'd like to see is real do differently, but there is no pressure. absolutely none that the white house is putting on is re

we can make that happen. organ relentlessly for the safe return of the hostages john henry and has more from washington dc. the prism of buying is trying to continue the us. so port in israel while pressing forward with me to lease leaders trying to look ahead at toward the future. now he did something extraordinary over the weekend and that was to press forward with an emergency measure. they bypassed congress and approved a $160000000.00 in tank new nations for israel. that is something that isn't done very often and it sounds like it angers members of congress when it does happen in this case. and any blinking the secretary of state of the us said that was absolutely necessary in order to get the aid to israel in time. but some democrats had one of the $14000000000.00 of this $106000000000.00 bill, which had aid for ukraine, is real and other national security interest. they wanted that to be contingent in the case of israel on getting is real, to take concrete steps to reduce civilian casualties. and here's what the democratic senator named chris man, holland had to say about that.

[laughs] - i'm gonna make john henry evolve, and he's gonna help me evolve, too. - i have much to show you. - [laughs] - i have much, much to show you. wet day in the bay area and up in the sierra. >> the storm is dropping snow tonight, making for a slick drive for those up in the mountains. good evening. i'm ama daetz. >> and i'm dan ashley. thanks for joining us. it may be clear, but now the temperature is really starting to drop in some parts of the bay area. >> that's right. meteorologist andy patel joins us now with who's going to be under a freeze warning sandhya. >> yeah, and it's ama and dan. the north bay valleys as temperatures have already started to drop. so let's take a look at a live picture right now from our mount tam cam. just a sparkling view of the city by the bay as skies have cleared out. we're looking at temperatures in the 40s and 50s right now from san francisco to san jose, 43 degrees in livermore, north bay is where some of the colder readings are. 39 right now in santa rosa and napa, 36 degrees in calistoga. you can see why they issued a freeze warning that b

but i just use john handler, henry and his wife was now in washington. so john, what more we hearing on these reports of israel pumping sea water into the underground tunnels, in gauze, and as well, it was a wall street journal that 1st reported that israel had begun to do what is likely to be a weeks long process of flooding. those tunnels with sea water is in recently added to pumps to 5 it had previously installed. and the idea appears to be that israel is concerned that if they actually send troops down into those, that network of tunnels that there would be trip wires and bombs down there that would endanger their soldiers. so they are sending in water from the sea. and they are using air strikes and explosives, robots, dogs, and drones to explore them. but their concerns by the families of the captives, which they expressed in leaked conversations that were recorded with benjamin netanyahu. the israeli prime minister in which those family members said they were concerned that their family members were held captive in those tunnels and that they woul

tom: audible question, you work with john henry years ago, the owner of the boston red sox.it one soto go to new york yankee and not the boston red sox. >> i will enter that often, but tell me how it is that john henry is a trend follower winning three world series when the yankees have only won one. tom: very nicely finessed. let's go to cash, it is in your review, the mystery of all this cash. you talked about there is just too much cash out there. what do we do with cash next year? >> you've laid out an incredible introduction to what we are writing next year which is called slow then grow. the idea is that you are going to see a slowing economy at the beginning of the year. a lot of the concerns that lisa just talked about to come to bear which is that the economy slows down but it does not crash. we do not have a recession, we do not have a v-shape recovery. and because we don't have a clear signal to investors, they sit there with cash. it is extraordinary. and yet when you take a look at all the different parts of the economy, the average stock in the u.s. hasn't done

john henry from handlery hotels says at a time when people can shop anywhere, it's important to make square a special experience for visitors. turning it in to a shopping destination here is an opportunity to, hey, come. >> we have the ice rink. we've got the shops, and now we've closed the street down so that it's a family event. but it's a family experience and nobody can touch us. >> work is still underway to get the winter walk ready. it is set to open this friday and is set to be open through christmas eve in san francisco. christien kafton ktvu fox two news. all righty. >> you may have noticed it warmed up a couple of degrees today. it kind of depended where you were. i didn't know it was warmer by 4 or 5 degrees. i didn't really notice it, though. it was kind of weird because yesterday was low. 60s upper 50s. i just depend on where you were, where i was. i was actually out at the coast so it wasn't that much warmer. that's probably why i didn't notice it. but it was 65 in concord yesterday. concord was in the upper 50s, low 60s. so tomorrow is going to look a lot like this in

oh, this is john henry and joins us now live from washington dc. so john, what overall position is the bible's inspiration taking on the issue of funding tunnels? well secondly, the by the administration has been critical of the civilian deaths going on in gaza . and. ready president biden, call them in discriminative and some of those attacks. so while israel has tried to destroy some of those tunnels with air strikes, liquid explosives, it's gone in there with robots, dogs, in drones. the administration seems less critical of the idea of flooding those tunnels with water. if there are no house captives there, as you heard the president talk about just in that sound bites, the concern seems to be that as long as civilians aren't killed, they don't mind. those tunnels being flooded so they cannot be used for em us finders. there are environmental concerns, however, that had been brought up. you heard them a little bit earlier. there were concerns that that salt water could get into the ground water in the aquifers that it could pollute farm land and

west: saw that picture with john henry clark today. oh man. he was a giant.ght out of college. i was a young professor and i'd go and just talk to them. we've got to run. god bless you. >> god bless you. mr. west: oh, here is the man right here. >> take care of your health and make sure you're doing all of your -- your ginger, tumeric, all your cayenne pepper. get all of that stuff in you. mr. west: appreciate that. here is my brother right there. that brother got it right there. oh, the precious little one. the precious little one. indeed. god bless you all. appreciate those words. definitely. definitely. how you doing? good to see you. >> oh, very inspiring. so appreciated it, what an honor. mr. west: oh. >> we're trying to get that, a strong voice. yes, and you do, too, all the things that need to be said and the justice center being built in omaha, you know, there's a lot of philanthropists in this town. i can tell you all about it. mr. west: i can imagine. you stay strong now. oh, my god, yes. >> make my dad proud. mr. west: you tell him i salute him, to

john henry lawrence. you've all seen hamilton john laurens is a character. henry's father and henry is the president. congress. he also, by the way, was the largest slave in america. that's where the laurens fortune came from in south. but henry laurens has a lot of things going for him in among other things, he recognizes that washington is extraordinarily competent. he recognizes that the way to win this war is through washington. and so washington builds an alliance with him, and he does that over over again, not only with of congress, but with state governments and, with people who can help him to achieve what he what he's trying to achieve. if it's, you know, i need 5000 bushels of wheat. my my soldiers are starving to death. please send me 5000 bushels of wheat. he's really down in the weeds and a lot things he's you know he is he has his own staff initially does it all clothe your master general his his intelligence through the whole war. so he is very much in the weeds of running his army. but then on strategic level dealing with congress and others w

of our country, folks, only have members have been expelled from congress. 1861, john clark, john reed, henry burr net were expelled on the grounds for treason for supporting the confederate rebellion. in 1980, michael myers was convicted of bribery involving an f.b.i. sting that led to the convictions of seven members of congress. six resigned. and myers was expelled on a vote of 376-30. then in 2002, james traficant was convicted on 10 counts, including bribery, conspiracy to defraud the united states, corruption, obstruction of justice. all five, all five of these men had one thing in common and they were all convicted under federal law and that rightfully expelled from congress. kicking out mr. santos is setting a very dangerous precedent. never before has congress expelled a member based on indictments. indictments require nothing more than probable cause, an indictment is not a conviction. so why today would we remove a member from this house based on an indictment? it's never been done before. it shouldn't happen today. in this country i thought everyone is presumed innocent until prov

. >> [speaking french] john: ali rogin recently sat down with bernard-henri levy to discuss the film.k you so much. welcome back. you say at the beginning of this film that your goal is to make sure that ukraine does not become a forgotten war. do you think it's at risk of becoming one? bernard-henri: there is a risk. and what is happening these days on capitol hill, what is happening in most of the world, great capitals, increase the risk. there is a fatigue about ukraine and this worries me so much. i did this film. i went on fronine. i went in the trenches. in order to try to prevent this becoming a forgotten war, which is the worst. for people to be the victim of a forgotten war it is the worst , destiny possible on earth. ali: ever since this full scale invasion of ukraine began, there have been many conflicts all over the world, but none seem to have captured the attention of the world quite like the war between israel and hamas. i don't mean to diminish the importance of that conflict by asking this question, but are you concerned that the war in the middle east is taking atten

clark, john w reed and henry c burn net expelled in 1861 for fighting for the confederacy. also michael ozzy meyers, no, not the one from "halloween." i know i began with a movie reference talking about a real person here, the one expelled in 1980 after he was convicted as part of the infamous fbi abscam investigation. he and other lawmakers were caught up in a sting operation taking bribes to -- it was the inspiration for the movie "american hustle." it's friday night. the movie references are getting ex-team but then james traficant jr. kicked out after being convicted of several crimes including bribery back in 2002 and that's it. six in 230 years. i want to bring in congressman glen ivy, one of the 311 members to expel him and sits on the ethics committee that recommended his expulsion. congressman, i'm so glad you're here. thanks for joining me today. i got to tell you, people were wondering if this day would come, the second they started to hear about how he got elected in the first place. is it long overdue, or the right time given the ethics report released. >> i th

host: that is john in bridgewater, new jersey. tributes to henry kissinger continuing in today's papers. we showed you a couple yesterday. this is walter russell mead in washington journal. henry kissinger on power and morality as the headline. "for kissinger, the construction, attending and repair of a balance in global affairs was the supreme moral and clinical challenge of statecraft, especially as nuclear weapons made war on survivable -- unsurvivable. it required more bombs in north vietnam and cambodia, send in the b-52s. any guilt or shame attached to such moves belongs to those whose follies left the u.s. with nothing but bad choices. kissinger was a victim of his own success. once america's position had been restored americans turned in revulsion from the methods and men responsible for turning the tide. jimmy carter wanted to focus on human rights. conservatives like reagan wanted to replace kissingerian detente with anti-soviet approaches. neither cap understood the ability to pursue ideological goals was the consequence of kissinger's a

john w. reid and henry c burnett, who were expelled back in 1861 for fighting for the confederacy. also michael ozzie meyers, no, not the one from halloween. i'm talking about a real person here. the one expelled in 1980 after he was convicted as part of the infa miss abscam investigation. he and other lawmakers were caught up in a sting operation taking bribes to help a make-believe arab sheikh. fun fact, it was the inspiration for the oscar-winning movie american hustle. it's friday night. i admit the movie references are getting extreme. then there's this one. james traf i cant jr. who got kicked out after being convicted of several crimes including bribery back in 2002. and that's it, six in 234 yearsmyears. i want to bring in congressman glen ivy. he was one of the 311 members who voted to expel george santos today. he also sits on the ethics committee that recommended his expulsion. congressman, i'm so glad you're here. thank you for joining me today. i got to tell you people were wondering if this day would come the second they started to hear about how he got elected in the

. >> that is john from bridgewater, new jersey. the tribute from henry kissinger continuing in today's paper. we showed you a couple yesterday on this program. this is from the wall street journal. henry kissinger on power and morality. he writes for kissinger, the construction pending a repair of a sustainable balance in global affairs was the supreme moral and political challenge especially as nuclear weapons threaten to make great power of war on survivable. it is a restoration of balance required in power at the height of his career, so be it. if it requires more bombs in north vietnam, then send in the b-52s. any guilt or shame attacked belongs in his view, to those whose follies had left the united states with nothing but bad choices. once america's position in the world has been restored, americans turned in revulsion from the methods and the man responsible for turning the tide. jimmy carter wanted american- born policies on rights. ronald reagan wanted to replace kissinger detente with a more robustly anti-soviet approach. neither camp fully und

larry: thank you, john james, we ti appreciate it. >> back, to life and legacy of great henry kissingerthank you robert. henry is a controversial guy, great people are always controversial we knew him personally, i thought he was the lovely and gracious, the question, you might consider his legacy, take a stab at it. we don't have enough time, you will come on radio for me, but, what is his legacy? >> what a life he lead, we knew him, 100 years, what an american story. flees germany as a refugee, comes here, turning and enlists in the army as a sergeant. and goes to fights the nazis, comes home, gets his doctorate from harvard, teaches from harvard, and advises every president from john f. kennedy to joe biden, and helped you and me on the way. he served two presidents in office, nixon and ford, and helped with the key role in the war in 1973. saving israel. brought about opening of china. and that is controversial. granted but major. peace in vietnam with paris peace accords what a career. larry: do you remember, a quick anecdote, the day we signed deal with china, phase one deal. the

john hanks. he and young ended up being roommates at west point. but unlike, say james, mr. smith and henry flipper, they actually were friends and they maintained their friendship. they ended up serving together in the same regiment, the ninth calvary and fact wilberforce university is going to be the first black college to to have a official science department that is supported by the us military and what they end up doing is they get john hanks, alexander come and and he's there for two months. but unfortunately he dies of aneurysm while getting his haircut. and at the time he was a first lieutenant and so his rank mattered it mattered in the army because. only people after a certain rank, a certain term of service, can serve it and teach a college university's. and so the army was in a conundrum because the president of wilberforce was like, yeah, we're sad that john gone, but we need another. so come on, give us young and the army has to make an exception and allow young to go to wilberforce and it saddens him up until the you know up until his death here he often reflects on his mento

john hanks. he and young ended up being roommates at west point. but unlike, say james, mr. smith and henry flipper, they actually were friends and they maintained their friendship. they ended up serving together in the same regiment, the ninth calvary and fact wilberforce university is going to be the first black college to to have a official science department that is supported by the us military and what they end up doing is they get john hanks, alexander come and and he's there for two months. but unfortunately he dies of aneurysm while getting his haircut. and at the time he was a first lieutenant and so his rank mattered it mattered in the army because. only people after a certain rank, a certain term of service, can serve it and teach a college university's. and so the army was in a conundrum because the president of wilberforce was like, yeah, we're sad that john gone, but we need another. so come on, give us young and the army has to make an exception and allow young to go to wilberforce and it saddens him up until the you know up until his death here he often reflects on his mento

. >> john: and of course, henry cuellar, a democrat, whose district is along the border, he has a hugeistrict has long been a critic of the biden administration for the lack of a comprehensive border policy. >> sandra: we are going to keep our eye on the live pictures. any moment now, we are expecting to get an update from the pentagon where this is also a live picture as iranian backed proxies continue to attack u.s. troops and ships in the red sea, and comes as prime minister benjamin netanyahu says he will block the biden administration plans to let the palestinian authority, which currently overseas the best bank, to take over gaza once this war ends. trey yingst is on the ground in southern israel. trey, hello to you. we just learned some sad news about more hostages. what can you tell us right now? >> we are learning israeli forces have recovered the bodies of two israelis inside gaza. we are talking about warrant officer who was killed on october 7th and a civilian previously seen alive after being kidnapped from the music festival. two israeli soldiers were killed and others wo

entendre during the 1840 campaign, when van buren was running for reelection against william henry harrison in john tyler, the whigs proclaimed that they were going to vanquish van buren and send him back to his farm in new york, where he could raise cabbages. for a time, he was also a potential democratic candidate for a potential nominee of the democratic party for president in 1844, presenting the cabbage in the form of a rose. however, conveys its significance to president tyler, as we have already seen. sharon showed you the rose of long island lithograph that alfred baker published in may of 1840, which was meant to embarrass the 20 year old julia gardner, who had been nicknamed the rose of long island by an admirer. so the rose by inserting the rose into the lithograph ijuly 1844 and by showing tyler in hot pursuit. james bailey adapted the work of baker to help him make a political statement about the presidential election. and this is something else that the lithography trade really engaged in. you would have lithogrhy built on the work of other lithography firms if they knew that a partic

entendre during the 1840 campaign, when van buren was running for reelection against william henry harrison in john tyler, the whigs proclaimed that they were going to vanquish van buren and send him back to his farm in new york, where he could raise cabbages. for a time, he was also a potential democratic candidate for a potential nominee of the democratic party for president in 1844, presenting the cabbage in the form of a rose. however, conveys its significance to president tyler, as we have already seen. sharon showed you the rose of long island lithograph that alfred baker published in may of 1840, which was meant to embarrass the 20 year old julia gardner, who had been nicknamed the rose of long island by an admirer. so the rose by inserting the rose into the lithograph in july 1844 and by showing tyler in hot pursuit. james bailey adapted the work of baker to help him make a political statement about the presidential election. and this is something else that the lithography trade really engaged in. you would have lithography built on the work of other lithography firms if they knew that a pa

henry bishop and john and mr. spangler george spangler bought the property in 1848 from henry bishop, the first recorded deed on this property is 1905. i want to say that to you again, this property dates back all the way back to the grant. 1681 dates back a lot further than that. of course, native americans here in this area, the first recorded deed on this property is 1905. because if i show you something and i get it notarized don't need to have good town a courthouse shot. almost everybody records a deed, but at time the civil war or beforehand that was not necessarily the way that they the way that they did things. and mr. spangler had a very prominent form here. he made a living farming the andrew family. families later on had this did not make their living off of the land here. they had other jobs and informed on the site. mr. spangler didn't do that he had a very profitable property and this farm had two owners that a 100 year period so the andrew family owned it 50 years the spangler owned it over 60 years