to say, world klein is in a vicious project, is just a bit of an understatement. to quote from it stated mission, it's to create a globally inclusive identity and financial network owned by the majority of humanity. the ideas of this, if you can prove you are human and real, you can stand up and be counted when it's time to allocate financial resources. like say, in the universal basic income effort, years down the line. but it's only been a little over a month, and the excitement is already giving way to skepticism and an even more enthusiasm dampening regulatory crack down around the world. take a look, a grand vision, beginning with an orb who sees you for who you are. when the hardware works anyway for trying another one you are bothering me earlier. no, it's my fault. i have a now you're now it's up and running. your own girl is going refresh your 1st one, choose the app, then the or if there's an iris scan to verify humanity, i guess i've passed human and you know, i get a world id that would let me log onto apps and websites anonymously in exchange for the

if you devote aaron klein and marty for making this event happen. i look very much forward to this discussion, and i now turn it over to brooking's dudes -- working is's aaron klein. mr. klein: thank you for joining us in person, online, or however you find it. i am making a chair on the center of regulation and market, and in financial regulation, there is a cycle. there's a crisis. there's new regulation, there's the regulation, and there's a crisis. that cycle has played on for a long time, and we can debate what contributes to what, why the cycle of phenomenon happen, but they do. we here are focused on this throughout that cycle. it becomes very trendy to lean in when there is a crisis, and as the crisis is forgotten, the attention goes away, and issues remain. as we try to get a better and more stable and secure and stronger economy, it requires a better financial system and higher quality relation. in fact, we were more concerned in march during the financial crisis and all the other litany of economic threats to underscore why financial regu

those were the words of naomi klein and kapua'ala sproat in the guardian.on thursday i spoke to professor sproat from her home on the island of kauai. she is a professor of law at ka huli ao native hawaiian law center. she also co-directs the native hawaiian rights clinic at the university of hawaii at manoa school of law. i asked her to describe what is happening on maui. >> mahola. things are pretty brittle right now in west maui. people are still trying desperately to find ways forward in this disaster of proportions. i am not on maui. i am a couple of islands over. i have not been there since the fire, but that is also absolutely appropriate. people who don't need to be there should stay away and support from afar, regardless of what that looks like whether that means writing opinion pieces or sending money, whatever is the best people in support from where they are, i think is really important. a word from the folks on the ground is people are struggling. our community has rallied in amazing ways and i think that is part of the message we want to get o

donald trump to get his absence creating an opportunity for his competitors to stand out, says rick klein>> i don't know how he could've had a better night. he was the center of the conversation. reporter: many voters in the bay area gathered to watch the debate live. that included the head of the san francisco republican party who says folks think ramaswamy did well. >> tonight he was the one winner. ron desantis got some love. reporter: on the peninsula, other voters told us they think the debate was lively and touched on key issues impacting the american public. everything from inflation to homelessness and immigration. >> what are some of the good points? to be able to see diversity of people in the debates and here at this function. reporter: local democrats tuned in. a group of them gathered at manny's in san francisco. many wanted to see the group of people not just challenging joe biden but also donald trump. >> things are in the balance. the gop could succeed. it will take michigan, north carolina, wisconsin, western pennsylvania. reporter: allowed -- a lot of voters tell us, the

i never had it in writing. >> assistant district attorney fred klein said he never made that deal. >>us?" "try a letter," and the letter was written. >> "i'm not sure if you'll ever believe that i'm sorry for what i did to you, but i am. that anger wasn't for you, and i know now what i did to you was the worst thing one human being can do to another." >> mary jo was critical to getting amy out early. >> at the time, i wanted to believe that she had learned her lesson. >> amy fisher has been granted parole after spending nearly seven years in prison for shooting mary jo buttafuoco. >> she's full of [ bleep ]. in 27 years, she hasn't done one thing, not one thing, to rectify that to any of us. and i realize now this was all just a ploy to get out on parole. >> our lives had become ridiculous. it was nothing normal. >> it was like a freaking cartoon i was living in, it was insane. i was derailed. you know, if it wasn't drugs, it would be women, you know? that's all i can really say about that. >> i wasn't in love with him anymore. it was this child that just wouldn't grow up. and all the

those were the words of naomi klein and kapua'ala sproat in the guardian.on thursday i spoke to professor sproat from her home on the island of kauai. she is a professor of law at ka huli ao native hawaiian law center. she also co-directs the native hawaiian rights clinic at the university of hawaii at manoa school of law. i asked her to describe what is happening on maui. >> mahola. things are pretty brittle right now in west maui. people are still trying desperately to find ways forward in this disaster of proportions. i am not on maui. i am a couple of islands over. i have not been there since the fire, but that is also absolutely appropriate. people who don't need to be there should stay away and support from afar, regardless of what that looks like whether that means writing opinion pieces or sending money, whatever is the best people in support from where they are, i think is really important. a word from the folks on the ground is people are struggling. our community has rallied in amazing ways and i think that is part of the message we want to get o

not happen, the transfer is primarily responsible for the bloodshed and the risks that may happen to klein . thank you very much, dear viewers. please, my dear zahoorians of god, and thank you and your colleagues for broadcasting the news and saying hello and have a good time to you, dear and respected viewers, welcome to tonight's special news interview with a history of large participation of volunteer applicants in the parliamentary elections, which numbered 48 thousand and 748 the candidate received today continued with a new quorum in the candidacy of heavy advertisements to boycott and silence the election atmosphere, now the step is to check the documents of the candidates and on the 27th of muharram , the main registration will begin, but based on the general election policies announced by the supreme leader of the revolution and also the repeated paragraph 59 of the new election law equal opportunities of public facilities for election candidate advertisements have been proposed, and in this direction , the national media will provide new opportunities for election candidates, and

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joining us is rick klein. senator feinstein was not in the hospital for long. let's talk about the impact. normally this would not be alarming but this comes after other health concerns. >> there are concerns about her basic ability to do her job. she was gone from the senate for months with a case of shingles. seemed disoriented. she has the right to serve has been elected to a that does not end until next year. but the question about able to serve is real and those questions will continue if she is out of the senate for a while, it is sent -- especially because of the split in the senate right now. so it is not just an academic question. the come up for mitch mcconnell. so it is on both sides. kristen: there are time something materializes in terms of a health episode for her to step down. needs to keep voting and if she steps down there might be a pause. is that the major role of a senator today, essentially the main thing we want out of our senators? >> the most important thing is to vote on the senate floor. constituent services and drafting legislation [i

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that is the biggest run of the kleins on sales dropped since 2016 but you go back 20 years, all the way over here. if we get another year on your quarterly sales decline for a fourth consecutive quarter, that is the biggest rate of sales drops apple has had in more than two decades. the story here is about executives talking iphone acceleration into the fiscal fourth-quarter and the -- in september, services continue to be strong. double digit declines in wearables and ipad. the story, is it technology, a lack of up rates, or new generation forms? are we waiting for iphone 15? let's get to apple and bring in the principal analyst of forrester. tim cook is talking about weakness in the smartphone market in the u.s. but strength in india and china. what were the main stories out of this quarter's earnings? >> specific to the smartphone, the main stories are is that apple did well in china, they did well in mid arc it's traditionally dominated by android, and they had more -- a record number for the people who switched from android to ios. the challenge with the smartphone market is as you

and kevin klein well, as well as spare parts for isuzu cars, let me remind you that parallel importse importing into the country original goods. without the permission of the failure of the owners or the manufacturer in russia, this measure came into effect at the end of march last year in response to western sanctions. the united states has named the amount of direct support to the budget of ukraine as us ambassador to kiev bridget brink said the amount exceeded $20 billion today's payment of $250 million brings the total to more than $20 billion. this allows ukraine to maintain the necessary services. such as the salaries of teachers, doctors and emergency workers. half ukraine's budget from january to june, this is over 25 billion dollars consists of financial assistance. the west was informed about this the day before by representatives of the verkhovna rada, while earlier the highest example of the country, mykola azarov, said that without foreign lending, ukraine would cease to exist as a state. i have more and more news in the next chat. as a very young man, he joined the ukra

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treasury secretary janet yellen visited klein last month and confirmed that the two countries would continue to engage in dialogue, but china's commerce ministry suggested that it would retaliate, following the latest restrictions from washington. it said the u.s. executive order deviates from the principles of a market economy and fair competition and undermines international economic order. >>> china has condemned remarks by former japanese prime minister aso taro over taiwan. he said a readiness to fight will serve as a deterrent in the region. aso is vice president of japan's main ruling democratic party. he made the remarks on tuesday during a speech in taipei. he said peace in the taiwan strait is vital for the stability of japan and the international community. he said his country would be ready to defend that peace. the chinese foreign ministry released a statement on wednesday saying a certain japanese politician had visited taiwan, despite beijing's strong opposition. it said the visit was meant to interfere in china's internal affairs and heighten strait tensions. the ministry add

. >> reporter: a decision that stephanie klein, linda's youngest daughter, says gives them home justice will actually be served after a painful journey. >> the whole process has been really hard. it's been, you know, every i would say three to four weeks we were in court and needing to face the person that took our mom from us. so it hasn't been easy at all. >> reporter: stephanie says that the fact that this plea deal was even part of the conversation shows a problem in the system. >> i feel like the district attorney overall has been really great with our family until this deal came about and we were kind of blindsided by it. it's a system that's very broken. it's something that needs to be fixed and we're hoping to be some part of that puzzle piece to get the system fixed. >> the next hearing for that family is next month. >>> meanwhile a coalition trying to recall price rallied today at lake merritt saying her progressive policies are not working. we've reached out to price's office again and again on the recall for comment. no one has responded so far, but she posted her official r

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. >> abc's political director rick klein says the candidates brought up trump far less than expected.they ramaswami took a lot of the incoming that might have otherwise gone to trump. he was the most stridently pro trump. and so some of the ways that you saw nikki haley, mike pence, chris christie unload on vivek ramaswami, it's almost like they were doing it to donald trump in his absence. a the eyes were on ron desantis to see how he would perform, given the concerns about his candidacy. he seemed to fade into the background. wasn't a major a figure, as a lot of people thought. he might be. >> trump tried to counter-program the debate, appearing in a prerecorded interview with former fox news host tucker carlson, making more false claims about the 2020 election and attacking some of the other candidates. >> chris christie, the guy left with a 8. think of it, 8% approval rating in new jersey. now he's running for president and he runs solely on the basis of let's get trump. it's like a savage maniac. he's like a lunatic. >> and while slamming desantis, he took aim at fox news and a n

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in 2012, as part of an effort to reduce klein, the government commission to study that looked into the background of prisoners, it found that 63 percent of the inmate. so they had been even temporarily permanently excluded from school. the link between a bad education and future incarceration is so distinct that it is known as the school to prison pipeline. the, the me, the project on the full front project works specifically with young people that have been excluded. how important do you think it is to engage with young people who are being asked to be different schools? when you marginalize on people from education as past time, they will experience exclusion from society. and i think that has a knock on effect and how they perceive themselves and how they perceive the world and how the only afraid, well, following on from that, many schools, very disciplinarian and punitive, and the same young people up for imprisonment set and young people because outside of just school exclusions, which catalog and attention, i think there's a whole spectrum that's even happening in the schools be

and there's been a lot of criticism of this wild klein issue, but also the, we've seen the, the long queues. is this something people should be concerned about? in my own opinion, i think people should be concerned about it because there's so many of questions that we tried to add. so when it comes to was the claim for us the fall, we only hear about was going right now. but if you get to know, like in kenya wallack or it has to run a foot board more than a year and a half right now. so i the privacy concerns i come in and this when now was going is trying to update people on that. and it's still not clear exactly what they're trying to do with this kind of iris or the facial recognition details. the composition is saying that they want to actually have it was digital id. by the thing is we're going to use it. what are you, what are the use cases in which countries are they be good to be able to have a digital id to be used? is a government aware that'd be good to have such a digital id, how they acted as section on the have the next step to to be able to have to collect such details

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there is a commonality between the two federal indictments mar-a-lago and now this klein conspiracy ass blown open important privileges held by presidents and others. in the mar-a-lago case, attorney-client privilege, that is almost envialable was blown open by a friendly judge to highlight moments that corcoran said or exchange. the come thing with this indictment, there is no such thing as executive privilege. they are conversations between the vice president and president, which used to be sacrosanct. you are coming up with a model for candidates, presidents or vice presidents, they have to know all this stuff that is supposed to be behind closed-doors to runs nation is fair game for ambitious creative prosecutors, so we cannot are these conversations, we encor encourage frankness and disagreement. this is the worst present in a case that demanding pra transparency. mark: attorney-client privilege denied donald trump in document case, litigated in secret. we have not read the order in which the judge issued. i assume that judge in florida will have an opportunity to figure it out. i

patrick leahy connecttions, the president can't have attorney-klein privilege or due pro -- his executivevilege power is stripped from other obama judge. she strips him of that. the president is not able it speak to his advisers in future. we have a secret search warrant issueda trump's twitter account request of biden government, they don't inform the president of united states in case he wants to challenge it, that is trump now january 6 committee that destroyed evidence and information related to their investigation of january 6. the democrat house of representatives str established a january 6 committee whose members were picked by their speaker nancy pelosi, including the two never-trumper republicans. the hearings were run like a stalinist show trial, they said he committed crimes and referred matter to biden justice department. despite directives from incoming republican majority to protect and retain all january 6 committee records, the democrats destroyed in violation of federal law and house rules untold amounts of information gathered during the course of their so-called invest

candle, one of the biggest in american history, broke out in the halls of congress and nation into klein. the former president is accused of conspiracy to the full b u. s. tom hearing with a witness conspiracy against the rights of citizens. this is the 3rd charge of both the games trump since he left office. he's previously been accused of mishandling classified files on falsifying business records to cover bribery. the environments against donald trump comes in relation to the capitol hill, one that's on january the 6th at 2021. supporters of trump stones, concourse, caving joy findings election. victory was falsified. donald trump, who announced he's running for president and noise any wrong doing insights of the charge of the game, say nothing more than in attempts to distract from a fresh scandal surrounding b. 5 and families. as well. my associate of hunted, by an employee of ukrainian energy joint risk. my has reportedly testified before members of the us congress, st. george by them was involved directly in his son's business to business dealings in ukraine. finding has previousl

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