k. j. a guy, i'm really glad. lee gave a excellent summation of all the most important points, and i agree with them. but i can't tell you, i mean, if you really take a step back, this is this nato's way of keeping them all. because out of all that, the bank, but it's been spill, no one's talking about an outcome of this conflict, and that is, since we're not talking about an outcome, they just want to keep pursuing it. your thoughts in san francisco, nato has a vested interest in keeping this going. us idea was to bleed russia and to cause as much damage. and so they're looking at protracted war. i absolutely agree that also on russia's and it has an interest in keeping the board going. if there is going to be any promise that to that, that ukraine would join a, at the conclusion of the war. so there's some deep contradictions built in thing. and i think the other piece that we have to notice is that at the same time that nato is pastoring and increasing its rhetoric. this making maneuvers towards expanding into

k j matthews is an entertainment john and i still assigned to these. she told me why chose to avert the script strike fell apart. you know, if you could probably pick, i would say more than one thing was actually 2 things. i would say it's the inception of artificial intelligence ai and also the inception of, uh, the streaming platforms, people, particularly writers, screen writers and actors and actresses are not being paid the same way. they were paid when they were on television versus streaming. and that's really the main sticking point. there are others. but if i could mil, like the most important thing down, it would be the pay with the streaming platforms, particularly residuals, and the introduction of artificial intelligence for sure. yeah, i mean, they've changed everything in the way that we consume the kind of products that the, the industry produces. how's that going to affect people's feelings and shows? that's what people want to know. how does this change the way the, how they would work and affect us as well? let me, let me do the good

we have k j. no, he is a political analyst. we have luke renee, he is an independent act. that means you can jump anytime you want, and i always appreciated. lee, let me go to you 1st and charlottesville. you know, it's all over the news. it's a big deal. it's the most important. some of nato has had, you know, since forever and all that. but when you look at the details, okay, fine. there's something called a map in this for, for ukraine to get into nato. what other countries had to do to except for dental and sweden they were exempt. okay. we could talk about that, but this is a, this exemption here is a, is a, is a slippery path because you know, this exemption, it doesn't get demanded thing out really deep seated corruption. and it really just says, you know, inter operability, they will buy weapons from american arms producer. so i mean the west good for american producers and it's asking, are you crying to be maybe a little bit pregnant to your theaters? some it's in general, tend to be a bit underwhelming. there's a great deal of fostering and narrative, but a littl

yeah, real, real crisis for hollywood and statement janitors, k j. matthew sciences, thanks so much for joining us on dw, thank you, is not moving on us. president joe biden has reaffirmed his commitment to nato, his newest member mark vin speaking in house thing, keep islands 5 inside the us on finland, a working in lock step for a more secure. well, notice summit, which also included sweden, denmark, iceland and norway address the challenges including leads you know, security to clean energy and technologies or pro or would you crane also high on the agenda, bice bite and said negotiations will bring an end to the will. i don't think the working going for years for 2 reasons. number one, i don't think that the russians could, could maintain the war forever. number one, in terms of the resources and capacity. number 2, i think that there is going to be a circumstance where eventually present food is going to the site is not in the interest of russia economically, politically or otherwise to continue this war. but i can't predict exactly how that hap

k. j. a guy. i'm really glad lee gave a excellent summation of all the most important points and i agree with them. but i can't tell you, i mean, if you really take a step back, this is this nato, his way of keeping the war going. but just want to keep going, because out of, of all of the, the, the ink that has been spill. no one's talking about an outcome of this conflict. and that is, since we're not talking about an outcome, maybe san francisco. you're absolutely right. nato has a vested interest in keeping this going, as we know from the get go, this idea was to bleed russia and to cause as much damage. and so they're looking at protracted war. i absolutely agree that it has an interest in keeping the board going. if there is going to be any promise that that ukraine would join a deep contradictions built in to. busy this pastoring and i think the other piece that we have to notice is that at the same time that nato is pastoring and the same time. we also see that it's making maneuvers asia, m

and i'm a k j. it's really interesting is that russia gay to the hoax, a blood into policy, and it's really this d immunization of russia. and it actually is work for the elite just as we just pointed out. it's never on the ballad box, but it's always implied and went from foreign policy to domestic policy. go ahead and san francisco. you're absolutely right. i mean, this entire russian gate of framing has been very, very instrumental. and it's not only serves the domestic political purposes, but it's the foundation under which it's the implicit foundation under which this war is waged, russia dates, it's been a threat to europe, etc. of course, all of this is, you know, propaganda. the essential threat to europe into the world is the united states. currently, the united states is the country that is d industrialized in europe. and we have to understand this war and not simply as a way to bleed russia out, but also as a way of keeping your under 5 states. it's really quite interesting. i mean, obvio

she's following the story closely in los angeles, k. j. good to see you. so we've got the 1st industry wide to shut down in 60 years . happening right now, the world is wondering what the world is hollywood going to do. you know, it depends on who you're asking. it's funny you should mention that brand. i actually spoke to a source of mine this morning and i thought, you know, i wonder if the studios and the networks got the message from fran drescher, yesterday, when she was up there saying, you know, they're being greedy. this is what we're asking for. she was speaking on behalf of sat, sat after the actors union and you know, my, my source told me that actually was do some of the people that they spoken with her said that they're willing to let this strike go on. um, and they're not any closer to even attempting to ask for a meeting with the writers guild, nor the screen actors guild at all. um, so it's actually quite scary. you think that, you know, so many of these people, their livelihood depend on being paid in to see if this might go on for like, y

she's following for the story in los angeles, k. j is good to see you. we just heard it right there from fran drescher, show us the money. i mean, the industry is facing the 1st, you know, simultaneous drawing by hollywood. why does it act as in more than 60 years? i want you to walk us through what went wrong during these negotiations as well. you know, you heard it so trans rusher, she said that the 2 sides were so far apart that it was impossible for them to even meet in the middle. and she shock, she showed outraged during the press conference which happened a little less than an hour ago and went on for about 30 or 40 minutes. but she said she just could not believe how the studios and the networks are treating the actors and even the writers that they know for years and showing such a disrespect. the bottom line is that they really couldn't come to an agreement over core issues. what are those core issues? pay, salary residuals benefits and a are artificial intelligence. also, i'm hearing self tapes. i didn't know that that was an issue until recen

yeah, real, real crisis for hollywood and statement janitors, k j. matthew sciences, thanks so much for joining us on dw, thank you. it's a us president joe biden has wrapped up a trip to europe he took in mesa, as i mentioned that you ania and join tools with norfolk leaders in finland, the regional gathering which was a featured suite in denmark. iceland in norway address challenges including regional security and the climate change. a warm welcome from nato's newest member. joe biden meets with regional leaders in helsinki with finland having ended its decades long neutrality. by joining the alliance, the new era in cities, security, police, has become to who will be one of those who wrote to history. the nordic nations forces already work closely with the us military, carrying out joints, maneuvers in northern finland, just weeks ago. finland's border with russia spends 1300 kilometers more than doubling the length of nato's eastern frontier border once sweden. so session is approved or full noted. states will have joined the alliance . you're th

we put that question to entertainment journalist k. j matthews. i actually spoke to a source of mine this morning and i thought, you know, i wonder if the studios and the networks got the message from fran drescher, yesterday, when she was up there saying, you know, they're being greedy. this is what we're asking for. she was speaking on behalf of the sat, sat after the actors union and you know, my, my source told me that actually was do some of the people that they spoken with or said that they're willing to let the straight go on. um, and they're not any closer to even attempting to ask for a meeting with the writers guild, nor the screen actor's guild at all. um, so it's actually quite scary. you think that, you know so many, these people, their livelihood depend on being paid in to see that this might go on for like, you know, 3 or 6 or even more months is quite frightening for, for many people here in hollywood as some of the news from around the world, funds has been celebrating by steel day at president yvonne your micron over so the tradi

she may be the only woman with a job in hollywood for the next few months, k j. thank you. right? yeah, as you, as president buys, has reaffirmed his commitment to nato, his newest member of finland. he wrapped up his visit to europe. today speaking in helsinki, fine said the vin us in finland are working in lock step for a more secure path from for the world. instead of the nordics summit, which also included sweden, denmark, iceland in norway address challenges, including clean energy, regional security. and we're in no tex knology, now the talks come on the heels of this week's earlier summit, the nato summit that took place in lithuania with the war in ukraine. the high on the agenda biden said that he's hopeful that negotiations will one day soon bring it into this for i don't think the working going for years for 2 reasons. number one, i don't think that the russians could, could maintain the war forever. number one in terms of the resources and capacity. number 2, i think that there is going to be a circumstance where eventually present food is going to the site is not in t

k j, a guy, i'm really glad lee gave a excellent summation of all the most important points. and i mean, if you really take a step back, this is this nato, his way of keeping them more going. they just want to keep going. because out of all of that, the, the ink that has been spill. no one's talking about an outcome of this conflict, and that is it, since they're not talking about an outcome, it is why they keep pursuing your thoughts in san francisco. you're absolutely right, nato has a vested interest in keeping this going. as we know from the get go, this idea was to be as, as much damage. and so they're looking at protracted war. i absolutely agree that also on russia's and it has an interest in keeping the board going. if there is going to be any promise that to that, that you create with join at the conclusion of the war. so there's some deep contradictions built in to. busy this pastor and we have to notice is that at the same time that nato is pastoring and increasing its rhetoric the same time. we also see that it's making maneuvers towards expanding into asia. most

we have k, j. know he is a political analyst and journalist and in brussels. we have luke renee, he is an independent journalist. all right, gentlemen, cross pop rules and the fact that means you can jump any time you want. and i always appreciate it. you know, it's all over the news. it's a big deal. neil, it's the most important. some of nato has had, you know, since forever and all that. but when you look at the details, okay, fine, there's something called a map. you know, it's a for ukraine to get into nato. what other countries had to do to except for dental and suite and they were exempt. okay, we could talk about that, but this is like, this is a slippery path because you know, this exemption, it doesn't get demanded. they have political reform, a routing out really deep seated corruption and it really just says, you know, inter operability, they will buy weapons from american arms producer. so i mean the outcome american producers, and it's asking ukraine to be maybe a little bit pregnant to your thoughts we, i think nato summits in gen.

k j is, i'm really glad lee gave of excellence and i agree with them. but i can't tell you, i mean, if you really take a step back, this is this nato's way of keeping the war going. they just want to keep going, because out of all of that, the, the ink that has been spill. no one's talking about an outcome of this conflict. in that sense, they're not talking about an outcome. that is why they keep pursuing it. your thoughts in san francisco? you're absolutely right. nato has a vested interest in keeping this going. as we know from the get go, this idea was to bleed russia and to cause as much damage. and so they're looking at protracted war. i absolutely agree that also on russia's and it has an interest in keeping the board going. if there is going to be any promise that towards that, that ukraine would join a at the conclusion of the war. so there's some deep contradictions built in to. busy this pastoring, and i think the other piece that we have to notice is that at the same time that nato is pastoring. and at the same time we also see that it's mak

and particularly the intelligence community, martin and we, let's remember, j, f, k. people were assessed with a believe he was assassinated because he stood against big ministry spending and he wanted to reduce the ministry spending quite dramatically. and so there was some, it goes on the bus, it was with, with some with real, but you didn't. kenzie, i think is actually pretty small. i mean, i've got lots, i'm from i like i do listen to him. i'm but i think ultimately i think this election is going to go down to the cry more and the mental states or, but it needs to be the 2 major issues. and i think of this idea the trump is going to be pumping in a coat rooms with the bully, him, i really not really affect his campaign he'll, he'll get a lot of media time full that, but he's made a couple of blunders. let him, i'm somewhat concerned that the blood come have 111 school there, 11 victory on the find more in the trump has brother comes in late revealed for his trust you would be so as you claim was he said to a general is, will or i'll do 2 things, so basically bluff

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disclosed that'd be fail is adopted. document the classification will be done according to that and j. s. k, i small don't. however, experts say that the work of that review board was stolen. so do you think a new usa board will face the same limitations and what kind of documents will be revealed in the process if a told me yeah, exactly. and so towards that end, you know, we won't be surprised to see documents along the line of, you know, various reports, right? so it's all reported that they saw crap. so as a report is being sounds of reported they were abducted some again when it comes to actually like verifiable, encounters, photographs, evidence again, of, of any kind of government relationship with beings that are not from general. so senior programs you see this, this is where it gets a problem because they will always classify that because you're talking about technologies that are out of this world, right? and that are going to transform our entire reality. and it has kept this so classified is because essentially they're forwarding public, very speaking say it was always showing

just imagine if this missile had been launched at dulles airport for j. s. k, or the airports in paris, london, or berlin? that's what we're talking about here. that's what a ran is actively supported on you. initially many wondered whether the u. s. was once again telling the same old story just as they had done before, the iraq war, re, from the presenting a legit evidence of saddam hussein's w m. d programs and state department working with the department. but the experts were certainly coming information. do you locate any other cuz on consumer so, and this configuration was precisely what we knew from a raspy or what around it. and very proudly and build a few years ago in several videos and presentations, understand one of the pieces of wreckage betrayed some information. the logo of a certain iranian arms company, one of carl lees most important clients. the attack on re, i just marked the start of a whole series of strikes which continue to this day. we see them using those missiles. we've seen them using them in a rock. we've seen them using them in s

demonstrations in sweetie, streets or extradition of certain uh, people who are affiliated with t j. k. and federal organizations and peak is a federal group of recognized by the european union. also, it's not just the 2 cubicles, so there's some terrorists, so on those fronts turn key doesn't seem satisfied just yet. these meetings are going to be all scores helpful. so i wouldn't be surprised either way. it at the summit, if 2 kids says go ahead or not, or, or still, you know, is this. so i'm seeing more concrete action. so. um, but um, you know, to, to is not also, um, does not feel the pressure of the timing, of course, which would be, you know, good for ne to unity natal tools attitude to announce that the summit. but at the same time that there were clear requirements. so this try lateral agreement between 2 kids, sweden and finland from a year, year and a half ago where, you know, these countries promised certain things. and 2 kids not yet there to, to say that, you know, they have done enough, especially in terms of those concrete commitments. can i ask you more about this? is

so there, there were a number of cases, all of those individuals, bolts belonging to y, p g, p, j, k, and federal service organizations for learning in invited and for known to be, uh you know, being housed in sweden, uh, turkey. i wanted for sure to for the, the swedish lol to act up on this. and number 2, there has been a number of pulling chases, that there has been a very steady or whenever it's just a matter of their financial or otherwise a higher originating or funneling to susan and to t under international law and, and many uh, mandates. in the international uh, you know, law has dimensions that sweden off upon these. now so far there was no at least satisfactory, no proof that sweeter than any of these. so present are the ones 1st and foremost, concern and condition was for sweden to act according to international workflow. not just true. kids have demands. so i page that has been established as those now there seems to be from the book, from what we understand. there's not a direct channel and a direct, you know, dest, any suite them to, uh, you know, do what's necessary, t

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j just lie in the m moment. with evevery-other-m-month cabebenuva, i'm m good to g. ask k your doctotor aboutt cabenunuva today.. >>> yes, yes. >> unreal there are no consequences for these children. >> well, that was from last night. oakland residents are demanding answers during what was supposed to be a small public meeting about public safety. things got heated. the question this morning, did residents get solutions. >>> plus no end in sight for the strike for actors and writers. the offer from governor gavin newsom. >>> we made it to the weekend. we have some breezy conditions and moderate weather for us heading into this gorgeous weekend and the bay area. more on that coming up in the first alert forecast. >>> happy friday, friday light on freeways and not dealing with any fog but there's so much going on this weekend. including a lot of people heading to santa clara. how to get around there for the taylor swift concert but jocelyn? >>> yeah, gianna you said it right there. the eras tour is coming here tonight to santa clara and gethis. there's another line this morn

j just lie in the m moment. with evevery-other-m-month cabebenuva, i'm m good to g. ask k your doctotor aboutt cabenunuva today.. >>> if you didn't spend your day outsidide, yoyou are e prob inside for the theaters for two of the most anticipated films of the year. it hit theaters this weekend and made quite the splash. barbie and oppenheimer finalloped. barbie brought in 155 million and oppenheimer 80 million. that makes the biggest box office industry has seen in four years. those numbers are big news for smaller theaters still struggling to recover from the pandemic. liz cook spent time with one theater owner who is doing everything he can to keep his doors open. >> reporter: it's 11:00 a.m. two hours away from the first movie showing of the day. frank lee has a lot to do. first things first, popcorn. >> oh nothing like it as a sound. nothing like it. beautiful. >> reporter: he's got to get his screens ready for show time. >> gotta open the box office, turn lights on. then we go upstairs and turn on the digital projection switches and projectors, lights, audio. when eve

j just lie in the m moment. with evevery-other-m-month cabebenuva, i'm m good to g. ask k your doctotor aboutt cabenunuva today.. >>> this is cbs news bay area with reed cowan. >> that has happened again. more trouble with our freeways. this is after reports of shots fired. witnesses describe being caught in the middle of the chaos. >>> then and east bay police chief at odds again with the d.a. why the chief is calling on her for tougher charges against a convicted felon. >>> and your favorite 49ers are back on as we look towards the preseason right here on cbs news bay area. thank you so much for joining us. it has happened again. another report of a freeway shooting. this time, it is on highway 24 in the east bay. >> today's incident, noon, broad daylight. westbound 24 in lafayette, as you mentioned. highway patrol had to close down the freeway from 680 to the tunnel to look for evidence. when our photographer got to the scene, they said there were two cars firing shots at each other. the witness says, their car was actually rammed by one of the alleged shooters. we are

j just lie in the m moment. with evevery-other-m-month cabebenuva, i'm m good to g. ask k your doctotor aboutt cabenunuva today.. >>> new quarterback news as the team reports to training camp. >>> the battle of the bay is about to kick off. why a's fans hope giants fans will be big time on their side. >>> whales are spending more time in the beautiful bay waters. what is bringing them closer to the shores. thank you for joining us. >>> the big day in santa clara as the 49ers report to training camp with less than three weeks to go until the start of the preseason. here the drum beat? kpix is your home for the 49ers preseason. matt joins me now. >> reporter: number one questioning heading into camp, when will brock purdy be returned to return after elbow season in the off season. we go the answer from john lynch. he won't practice tomorrow, a scheduled day -- >> he is cleared without restriction. time off due to pitch count and that, sticking to the plan. but the great news is brock worked his tail off. h is ready to go. >> reporter: purdy won't practice tomorrow, a schedul

j just lie in the m moment. with evevery-other-m-month cabebenuva, i'm m good to g. ask k your doctotor aboutt cabenunuva today.. >>> in her wildest dreams, did taylor swift think she would be mayor of santa clara? it may have happened for just two days. so swift is bringing her eras tour to levi stadium next week. in honor of her sold-out shows, santa clara decided on a proclamation to make her the honorary mayor and change the name of the city to swifty clara. >>> we are ♪ ♪ ♪ >> norah: tonight, the legal trouble for donald trump grows. the former president reveals he is the target of another federal investigation. could he soon be indicted for a third time? this time for election interference?