carla kaplan?ey have been very interested in, and i have to say a little bit less this novel than in some of her demographic works. one of the things that distinguishes hurston's career is how multi-generic she is. she works across almost every possible genre of american writing. she even wrote some early poetry. it's not her best stuff, b she did write some early poetry. she worked as a journalist on a number of really important cases and situations as a journalist. she wrote her novel, she wrote her memoirs, but she also worked throughout her career as a folklorist and sometimes taking it into the theater, sometimes taking it into writing, and in much, but she's interested in doing is documenting this distinctive speech of people in different parts of the country, of people with different backgrounds and it's been extensively looked at by some linguists to try to trade exactly what she was reporting and when, why she considered is so important. .. it's a wonderful question. i have a take of this

carla kaplan?ey have been very interested in, and i have to say a little bit less this novel than in some of her demographic works. one of the things that distinguishes hurston's career is how multi-generic she is. she works across almost every possible genre of american writing. she even wrote some early poetry. it's not her best stuff, but she did write some early poetry. she worked as a journalist on a nu of really important cases and situations as a journalist. she wrote her novel, she wrote her memoirs, but she also worked throughout her career as a folklorist and sometimes taking it into the theater, sometimes taking it into writing, and in much, but she's interested in doing is documenting this distinctive speech of people in different parts of the country, of people with different backgrounds and it's been extensively looked at by some linguis to try to trade exactly what she was reporting and when, why she considered is so important. .. it's a wonderful question. i have a take of this nove

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our fishing industry on the west coast is just under stress. >> reporter: to help them, kaplan, for thest time since opening his boat yard decades ago, is offering all northern california fishermen hauling-in and power washing services free of charge. >> they're a vital part of our industry and supporting our craftsmen. and so i felt it was the right thing to do. >> reporter: delayed starts and shortened seasons for crab fishermen have taken a toll on the livelihood of small businesses. >> it's becoming, for most of us, it's becoming maxed credit cards and hoping we get to go crabbing soon enough before, you know, the bills are due. but -- the fleet, everybody's hurting. >> reporter: brand little is a commercial fisherman who needed his boat to be hauled in, to make vital repairs before the crab season begins. >> there are so many guys within the fleet specifically with old wooden boats that need to be hauled out, seams need to be repacked, and guys don't have the money to haul the boats out. >> if we don't do everything we can to support the commercial fishermen, we're out of business.

our fishing industry on the west coast is just under stress. >> reporter: to help them, kaplan for the time since opening his boat yard decades ago, is offering all northern california fishermen hauling in and power washing services free of charge. >> they're a vital part of our industry and supporting our craftsmen. and so i felt it was the right thing to do. >> reporter: delayed starts anshortened seasons for crab fishermen have taken a toll on the livelihood of small businesses. >> it's becoming for most of us, it's becoming maxed credit cards and hoping we get to go crabbing soon enough before you know, the bills are due. but -- the fleet, everybody's hurting. >> reporter: brian little is a commercial fisherman who needed his boat to have vital repairs before the season begins. >> there are so in guys specifically with old wooten boats that need to be hauled out and guys don't have the money to haul the boats out. >> if we don't do everything we can to support the commercial fish herb miles per hour, we're out of business. >> reporter: little says the free services will save him ab

deputy chairman of the tax budget committee kaplan panesh asked about information security.tive is the process of import substitution of protection against hackers in order to minimize data leakage. for this purpose , industrial competence centers have been created import substitution of digital solutions, such as cc. there are 33 of them in different areas, there is a separate one specifically dedicated to cybersecurity. representatives shared their vision of ways to develop the industry. thus, first deputy chairman of the committee on economic policy nikolai orefyev believes that employees in the sector need to raise salaries. if we want a scientific breakthrough, then we need to change. you are trying to create some miracles there, colleagues, well, in general , you just need to allocate money for this, and then discuss behind closed doors what to do with it. deputy speaker of the state duma boris chernyshov believes that the key issue that needs to be addressed is the shortage of engineering personnel. the process of training engineers today really needs to be establishe

. >> joining me now, screenwriter of that film and distinguish gentleman marty kaplan.ch, it i'm going to re-watch that film tonight and remember we're watching -- that makes me want to rewatch it having seen what is happening over the last week or year, really, with that. you wrote a really interesting ecfor politico magazine. i want to read a quote from it for folks. when i wrote the screenplay, i never imagined anyone could actually pull off a scam like that. but 30 years, almost of the day, after the movie opened, i saw the headline of a bombshell story in the new york times, who is rep elect george santos? his resume was largely a fiction. it was a -- the distinguished gentleman may not have been arts, but life was all in on imitating it. what do you make of these parallels between the film you wrote and what is happening now in congress? >> well, you knew what i'm working on now, if you know what's going to happen in 30 years, clearly. >> and what is, it tell us. >> we will bet money on it. >> i am astonished, delighted, appalled, all the things that any snl viewe

not for me i don’t like it, i will assume that this was what happened, but in fact, here is another kaplan he, as a mathematician, immediately remembered complex numbers, of which imaginary numbers are part magnitude, but the meaning of the fact that this creates a certain three-dimensional vision, and then you know , i immediately begin to think further, i remember lotman , who says that art is the experience of the unlived, the most important human experience, it turns out that the imaginary memories of any person, they allow him to be a creator in some sense, almost art yes, that is, art without art, no, well, in general, she realizes herself in different ways; for example, anna karenina, i am convinced that everything that happened to her stems from the desire that she experiences when opening a book in the carriage, back at the very beginning, when she rides reconciles steve with his wife and there she meets bronsky with his mother, meets vronsky himself, she so wanted to live the lives of all the heroes, but that’s the whole point, i think it’s reading. i feel the same thing, as a ch

deputy chairman of the tax budget committee kaplan panish asked about information security. effective is the process of import substitution of protection against hackers in order to minimize data leakage? an industrial center has been created for this purpose. digital import substitution competencies decisions, such as the central committee, there are 33 of them in different areas, some allocated specifically for cybersecurity. representatives of the duma factions shared their vision of ways to develop the industry. thus, first deputy chairman of the committee on economic policy nikolai orefyev believes that employees in the sector need to raise salaries. if we want a scientific breakthrough, then we need to change the wage system in education and science. we need to radically change funding. the development of the communications industry requires a special approach, says the deputy chairman committee on science and higher education vladimir kononov. in addition, it is important to support research activities. to improve the quality of legislative work, the state duma and th

mitchell kaplan. wow. wow. i want to thank oprah and lavar for those remarkable opening comments and. i'm also here to thank who's a friend who's a friend to all of us in this and is doing all of the kind work that we heard. lavar oprah talk about. and i'm going to start with a little story because we're among storytellers. so i was at nine years old once. believe it or not, it was 1974. i was english major then at that point at the university of colorado. and they ended up in boulder from miami beach after reading a book, a book by jack kerouac the dharma bums. i had never before seen mountains or snow, but somehow i figured, as only an 18 year old, can figure that my destiny was to hang out on a mountaintop. watch for fires, and write poetry. that this was colorado instead oregon. and then, unlike chaffee rider. i was no poet and wouldn't recognize fire in the wilderness unless that wilderness include it lots of palm trees didn't matter. i was heading west. i was on the road and as you probably see where this

joining me now is josh kaplan the reporter for propublica that helped break this news story.ica you guys tipped disappear on these stories specifically with regards to this one. i need to ask you, is it fair to say that clarence thomas by broadcasting his desire for more money well on the supreme court is it fair to say that that changed the right-wing ecosystem in d.c. and elsewhere? you and i both know leonard leo's dark money -- every far-right legal strategy that's out there. >> i do not want to say that this is some sort of rosetta stone because there is still a lot we do not know. for instance, these billionaires who brought thomas around the world gave him private school tuitions and things like that. there is still no evidence that he ever raised the specter that he might resign with them specifically. what we do know is that when thomas was having this conversation, that rumor that chatter was circulating in conservative legal circles, background to year 2000. it was circulating on capitol hill, powerful senators told us there is a real concern at the time. and, we o

joining us now, robert kaplan. >> good morning, robert. >> good morning, steve. how are you?cking after the fed meeting here. the fed changed its statement with one word. that was the policy decision by the committee and then they committed 19 separate forecasts that led to the market to conclude that there would be not just rate cuts, but six rate cuts next year, quarter-point rate cuts, and happening as soon as march. did the fed get the communications wrong in your opinion? >> well, i think there was a consumer price index report the day of the fed announcement. and i think that report gave the fed a pretty good idea that the pc report from last friday was going to be very positive. so they submitted a median number of cuts for next year, but i think it probably gave chair powell a little more confidence that we were going to get a good pc report. and so on the margin, he sounded more dovish than i think he would have liked to and they've tried to walk it back since, but i think he previewed that the pc report and future reports might be very strong, and if he wouldn't are

. >> reporter: the festivities began when kaplan created the first colorful plywood decorations for his7. it evolved organically through neighbors for a variety of backgrounds. >> oh, i would like to support that. you know, i wasn't used to decorating. >> reporter: neighbors were decorating thousands of homes, not just on place, but several adjacent streets. the headquarters is here on wellington place where volunteers are collecting donations for several charities, not only their favorite charities but five local charities. >> we hand out candy canes and what people care to give. it is free to visit but any consternation -- castration you give or online goes to our charity. >> reporter: this site has a calendar of events that will be at christmas place with a schedule of musical presentations. the lights go on every night from 6:00 until 10:00 through new year's eve. in fremont, tom jensen, nbc bay area news. >> we are back in 60 seconds. >>> a san francisco taproom making it special for fans of anchor brewing get going towards possibly keeping the famous beer around a little longer. >

mitchell kaplan. >> [ applause ] >> [ music ] >> well, well. i want to thank opera and lubar for those remarkable opening comments, and i'm also here to think somebody who is a friend, who is a friend to all of us in this room and is doing all of the kind of work that we heard them talk about. and i'm going to talk with a little story, because we are among the storytellers, right? so, i was 18 years old once. believe it or not. it was 1974, i was an english major then, at that point, at the university of colorado, and they ended up in boulder from miami beach, after reading a book, a book by jack. i had never before seen mountains or snow, but somehow, i figured, as only an 18-year-old can figure, that my destiny was to hang out on the mountaintop, watch for fires, and write poetry. that this was colorado instead of oregon, and that unlike jack, i was a poet, and wouldn't recognize a fire in the wilderness unless that wilderness included lots of palm trees. didn't matter to me. i was heading west, i was on the road. and as you probably see wher

rebecca kaplan says it warmed her heart to see the crowd that an act that some may have intended to divide us is actually bringing us together. photos and video taken wednesday morning show parts of the original menorah in the water. others stuck in the grass and graffiti chabad. oakland's rabbi says he was told someone came by around one 30 in the morning and banged on it until it was in pieces. oakland police are investigating the minorities, destruction as a hate crime. but that didn't stop them from replacing the menorah to continue to spread the light of hanukkah. rabbi says since october 7, some os terrorist attacks in anti-semitic attacks have been on the rise across the country. and right here in oakland, we have people follow going out of the synagogue a few weeks. a said friday nights ago, people screaming at them. you know, we're going kill you were going to rape. despite all that people gathered to seeing eat food and like their own menorahs during the impromptu lighting ceremony, carter lavin says when he saw the damage menorah this morning, he started a text thread together,

thank you, robert kaplan. you. >> former dallas fed president. >>> we got news on that pending proxy fight from nelson peltz that we've been talking about for some time. it's now official. just a few moments ago, peltz's trian putting out a press release referring to what jim cramer reported a few weeks ago, they would nominate two, not three, two board members for disney's board. of course if you recall, peltz a year ago was in the midst of a potential proxy fight to seat himself on disney's board and then gave up that proxy fight right after an interview i did early last year, early this year, with bob iger. they're back. and this time, it is not just penalties but another nominee jay rusulo, an interesting name to note, because mr. rusulo had been the cf o at disney from 2010 to 2015, and also had run the parks and resorts from '05 to '09. the disney i know and love has lost it ways, he's quoted as saying. independent voices in the board room, nelson and i are confident the combination of his decades of exp

mitchell kaplan. >> well, wow.anted to thank oprah and levar for those opening comments i'm also here to thank somebody who's a friend. a friend to all of us in this room and is doing all of the kind of work that we heard levar and oprah talk about, and i will start with a story because we are among storytellers, right, so i was 18 years old, once, believe it or not. it was 1974. i was in english major then, at that point, at the university of colorado. and they ended up in boulder, from miami beach, after reading a book. a book by jack kerouac, the dharma books. i had never seen mountains or snow. but somehow, i figured as only an 18-year-old could figure, that my destiny was to hang out on a mountaintop, watch for fires and write poetry. this was colorado instead of oregon, and unlike jeffrey writer, i was no poet and wouldn't recognize a fire in the wilderness, unless the wilderness included lots of palm trees. it didn't matter to me. i was heading west, i was on the road. and as you probably see where this stor

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rebecca kaplan says it warmed her heart to see the crowd. we're also seeing this hanukkah miracle. >> that act that some may have intended to divide is actually bringing us together and what was broken in vandalizes been restored photos and video taken wednesday morning show parts of the original menorah in the water. >> others stuck in the grass and graffiti. some of it paid full chabad. oakland's rabbi says he was told someone came by around one 30 in the morning and banged on it until it was in pieces. oakland police are investigating the minorities, destruction as a hate crime. but that didn't stop them from replacing the menorah to continue to spread the light of hanukkah. rabbi says since october, 7th to moss terrorists attacks in anti-semitic attacks have been on the rise across the country and right here in oakland, we have people followed going out of the synagogue a few weeks. a said friday nights ago, people screaming at them. you know, we're going kill you were going to rape. despite all that people gathered to seeing eat food an

one of the democrats vying for the nomination is former new york state senator anna kaplan, she joinsnow. thank you for coming in. >> thank you for having me. >> when santos was finally expelled i was looking at your statement, you said this in summary, this has been an embarrassing episode. why do you think this embarrassing episode sets you up to win back the seat? >> so it is really amazing somebody like him, a fraudster to get into office by lying and cheating. i got into this race in mid-may because i truly believe we deserve better. the residents deserve better. i made my announcement through a video, the video has gone viral, we've gotten over 1.6 million views. i'm happy to say up to today my campaign has been able to raise 1. $1.176. it's $25 campaign contribution average from over 26,000 unique donors. this is a very grassroots campaign, i am very proud of what we've done and i will continue to do what i can to make sure that we gain this seat back. >> do you think that with the mess that was what has happened with george santos and kind of the spotlight that it put on the d

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elizabeth hippo and stuart kaplan, thank you both are coming on. stewart, about the threat level and so forth. the former counterterrorism under trump said this to read. >> this is a big deal because i is so different from the way that hamas has typically operated. when you think of hamas you think of them trying to can't carry out terrorist attacks inside israel. they've got fundraising network all over the world including right here in the united states. >> it's a scary scenario. do you agree with that? >> 100 percent for the alarm bell has been ringing for a lon time in connection with the fbi 's concern with respect to a lone wolf or homegrown terroris here being funded by a foreign state it became more alarming when the walls of the border were torn down with respect to this open border policy. the alarms of the fbi have been going on for several years now. the problem is the current administration has basically asked the fbi to take a stand down or take a knee with respec to any publication with respect to addressing the immediacy of how seri

our wonderful i've kaplan and wonderful panel.watching >> right. you're watching listening to good afternoon britain up. be britain coming up. we'll be getting the on the getting all the latest on the christmas travel chaos. people are facing off in the country. don't us your don't forget to send us your travel pictures to. travel woes and pictures to. >> it looks like things are heating up . boxt boilers spot heating up. boxt boilers spot answers of weather on gb news . news. >> hello, i'm alex deakin and this is your latest weather update from the met office for gb news. still windy out there today. not as windy as yesterday. most places pretty drab with some places staying fairly soggy, particularly if you're stuck under this weather front. been bringing rain to north—west south west north—west england, south west scotland through the night and much of morning. the rain much of the morning. the rain will ease a little bit here, but it stays pretty damp. some rain at times getting the at times getting into the midlands of wester

oakland city council member and member of the jewish community, rebecca kaplan says it warmed her heart to see the crowd that an act that some may have intended to divide is actualsy bringing us together photos and video taken wednesday morning show parts of the original menorah in the water. others stuck in the grass and graffiti chabad. oakland's rabbi says he was told someone came by around one 30 in the morning and banged on it until it was in pieces. oakland police are investigating the minorities, destruction as a hate crime. but that didn't stop them from replacing the menorah to continue to spread the light of hanukkah. rabbi says since october, 7th moss terrorists attacks in anti-semitic attacks have been on the rise across the country and right here in people followed going out of the synagogue here. we have said friday nights ago, people screaming at them. you know, we're going kill you were going to rape. despite all that people gathered to seeing eat food and like their own menorahs during the impromptu lighting ceremony, carter levin says when he saw the damage to north, h

rebecca kaplan says it warmed her heart to see the crowd that an act that some may have intended to divide us is actually bringing us together photos and video taken wednesday morning show parts of the original menorah in the water. others stuck in the grass and graffiti chabad. oakland's rabbi says he was told someone came by around one 30 in the morning and banged on it until it was in pieces. oakland police are investigating the minorities, destruction as a hate crime. but that didn't stop them from replacing the menorah to continue to spread the light of hanukkah. rabbi says since october 7, some os terrorists attacks in anti-semitic attacks have been on the rise across the country. and right here in oakland, people followed going out of the synagogue a few weeks. a said friday nights ago, people screaming at them. you know, we're going kill you were going to rape. despite all that people gathered to seeing eat food and like their own menorahs during the impromptu lighting ceremony, carter lavin says when he saw the damage to north, he started a text thread together, people together. i

rebecca kaplan says it warmed her heart to see the crowd that an act that some may have intended to divide us is actually bringing us together photos and video taken wednesday morning show parts of the original menorah in the water. others stuck in the grass and graffiti chabad. oakland's rabbi says he was told someone came by around one 30 in the morning and banged on it until it was in pieces. oakland police are investigating the minorities, destruction as a hate crime. but that didn't stop them from replacing the menorah to continue to spread the light of hanukkah. rabbi says since october 7, some os terrorists attacks in anti-semitic attacks have been on the rise across the country. and right here in people followed going out of the synagogue a few weeks. a said friday nights ago, people screaming at them. you know, we're going kill you were going to rape. despite all that people gathered to seeing eat food and like their own menorahs during the impromptu lighting ceremony, carter lavin says when he saw the damage to north, he started a text thread together, people together. i reached

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oakland city council member and member of the jewish community, rebecca kaplan says it warmed her heart to see the crowd that an act that some may have intended to divide us is actually bringing us together photos and video taken wednesday morning show parts of the original menorah in the water. others stuck in the grass and graffiti chabad. oakland's rabbi says he was told someone came by around one 30 in the morning and banged on it until it was in pieces. oakland police are investigating the minorities, destruction as a hate crime. but that didn't stop them from replacing the menorah to continue to spread the light of hanukkah. rabbi says since october 7, some os terrorist attacks in anti-semitic attacks have been on the rise across the country. and right here in oakland, we have people follow going out of the synagogue. a a said friday nights ago, people screaming at them. you know, we're going kill you were going to rape. despite all that people gathered to seeing eat food and like their own menorahs during the impromptu lighting ceremony, carter lavin says when he saw the damage t

rebecca kaplan says it warmed her heart to see the crowd that an act that some may have intended to divide is actually bringing us together photos and video taken wednesday morning show parts of the original menorah in the water. others stuck in the grass and graffiti chabad. oakland's rabbi says he was told someone came by around one 30 in the morning and banged on it until it was in pieces. oakland police are investigating the minorities, destruction as a hate crime. but that didn't stop them from replacing the menorah to continue to spread the light of hanukkah. rabbi says since october 7, some os terrorists attacks in anti-semitic attacks have been on the rise across the country. and right here in oakland, people followed going out of the synagogue a few weeks. a said friday nights ago, people screaming at them. you know, we're going kill you were going to rape. despite all that people gathered to seeing eat food and like their own menorahs during the impromptu lighting ceremony, carter lavin says when he saw the damage to north, he started a text thread together, people together. i re

rebecca kaplan says it warmed her heart to see the crowd that an act that some may have intended to divide us is actually bringing us together photos and video taken wednesday morning show parts of the original menorah in the water. others stuck in the grass and graffiti chabad. oakland's rabbi says he was told someone came by around one 30 in the morning and banged on it until it was in pieces. oakland police are investigating the minorities, destruction as a hate crime. but that didn't stop them from replacing the menorah to continue to spread the light of hanukkah. rabbi says since october 7, some os terrorist attacks in anti-semitic attacks have been on the rise across the country. and right here in oakland, people followed going out of the synagogue a few weeks. a said friday nights ago, people screaming at them. you know, we're going kill you were going to rape. despite all that people gathered to seeing eat food and like their own menorahs during the impromptu lighting ceremony, carter lavin says when he saw the damage to north, he started a text thread together, people together. i

rebecca kaplan says it warmed her heart to see the crowd that an act that some may have intended to divide us is actually bringing us together photos and video taken wednesday morning show parts of the original menorah in the water. others stuck in the grass and graffiti chabad. oakland's rabbi says he was told someone came by around one 30 in the morning and banged on it until it was in pieces. oakland police are investigating the minorities, destruction as a hate crime. but that didn't stop them from replacing the menorah to continue to spread the light of hanukkah. rabbi says since october 7, some os terrorist attacks in anti-semitic attacks have been on the rise across the country. and right here in oakland, people followed going out of the synagogue a few weeks. a said friday nights ago, people screaming at them. you know, we're going kill you were going to rape. despite all that people gathered to seeing eat food and like their own menorahs during the impromptu lighting ceremony, carter lavin says when he saw the damage to north, he started a text thread together, people together. i

state senator anna kaplan. among them. we do see that a lot of the other democrats have consolidated behind suozzi. republicans have a much wider view of the play, a lot of top contenders there. >> is this expected to revert to a blue seat? >> that is not necessarily the expectation, it's very much up to the process. a very much a biden district. the trends thus far in the last two local elections have been the republicans have the momentum, that they have taken local seats. and the republicans are really out to hold that seat. they have a number of contenders that would pose a threat to democrats, including a woman named -- a very compelling back story. >> okay, emily ngo, we'll be talking with you to the next couple of months. thank you much. let's go now to the breaking news in the israel-hamas war, right now, israel is bombing targets in southern gaza. also, ordering residents to evacuate after that cease-fire fell apart on friday. israel says it has struck more than 400 hamas targets in the last 24 hours. and accordin

oakland city council member and member of the jewish community, rebecca kaplan says it warmed her heart to see the crowd that an act that some may have intended to divide is actually bringing us together photos and video taken wednesday morning show parts of the original menorah in the water. others stuck in the grass and graffiti chabad. oakland's rabbi says he was told someone came by around one 30 in the morning and banged on it until it was in pieces. oakland police are investigating the minorities, destruction as a hate crime. but that didn't stop them from replacing the menorah to continue to spread the light of hanukkah. rabbi says since october 7, some os terrorist attacks in anti-semitic attacks have been on the rise across the country. and right here in people followed going out of the synagogue a few a said friday nights ago, people screaming at them. you know, we're going kill you were going to rape. despite all that people gathered to seeing eat food and like their own menorahs during the impromptu lighting ceremony, carter lavin says when he saw the damage to north, he sta

my book of the year is robert to kaplan, it has been kaplan two years. jonathan: same book?loom of time and what it is about is morocco to the stands, out to afghanistan and the others. and i got lucky in that it was so clearly my book of the year and then they gave me the war in eastern mediterranean which really makes a transient. lisa: just going back to the chips, because i was kind of thinking about that, i could weigh in on books. the reality is i have a stack of books that i pick up and every the first chapter and then i put down and i put down, have a million other things and i'm not gonna lie, i just don't get through them with everything else. i and every new yorker articles instead and counting that. jonathan: just reading the first page. you ever see matt? it is just pictures of reading the first page of a book and they will ask him about the book sometimes. you don't get much detail. riveting stuff. tom: when we get mandeep singh chips with all this ai stuff, do we stop reading? i can't get the kids to read, can you get the kids three? i mean, they read for scho

kaplan says that she did work it out with opd and the oakland department of transportation to now make the portal more functional and user friendly. of course, we've got details on our website. kron 4 dot com. >> and i try to make it a okay for everyone. i start a little bit slow in the beginning because i know we have all ranges of skills and i tell the just hang on by the end of the session. we're going to get rat. >> well, you can now get on the with olympian skier johnny, mostly from now through the end of the year, the gold medalist is hosting an annual ski event at the palisades where he takes people on a tour of some of his favorite slopes. and it's at a decent time for it because you can see all that snow there. i mean, parts of this year have received about 2 and a half inches recently. and i mean, talk about a gorgeous field. and speaking of the weather, let's take a look outside at mount tam. you can see. well, that is a gorgeous view, britney. i mean, i've got to say, look at help the skyline and everything, right? yeah, definitely grateful to see that. you definitely grate

i do think that what dallas fed president robert kaplan told us yesterday is important, which is, even goes up because inflation is coming down. right. so they don't want to -- they're at a restrictive level, they're aware of that, they don't want to overtighten and wreck the soft landing that they have and the low unemployment rate and the fact that we don't see a lot of stress in the labor market. they have quantitative tightening on autopilot and we learned this week that they're not thinking about changing that. there's still tightening happening even on pause and that could have been part of the discussion around the table at the fed. as far as the economy, what we got, we have some, obviously, anecdotal data, darden restaurants, for instance, that's been a strong part of the economy, services and people spending on eating out, there's a quote there from the ceo while we experienced some softness at our fine dining brands during the quarter we are encouraged by the strong holiday bookings we are seeing, which matches up with some of the other restaurant spending data. on the infla

ivo kaplan you were a former defence minister.of hamas? >> yeah , we've got to start back >> yeah, we've got to start back on october 7, though. you know, this was a terrible attack by hamas on the people of israel . hamas on the people of israel. and there are still 140 or so who are are are being, you know , who are are are being, you know, kept by by hamas. they're not being released . being released. >> and this is this is ongoing going through all the these times that picture i see as a military operation where they've arrested a group of people. >> and in order to get everything off them, including guns , etcetera, etcetera, they guns, etcetera, etcetera, they have had to strip them down. it's a it's not really a picture that should be detailed like this. but at the same point, i think you have to understand that when israel has been attacked like this and everyone has said that israel is entitled to defend itself and that's what they're doing here. if you want civilians not to be affected, then israel has to get the right o