commander koch was part of this group called the alcatraz 11.ays said that if the north if the north vietnamese could take back one service air missile they will take back the one that shot him down. he was a pain in their tail from the day he got there. who is five foot six, new york state wrestling champion and take the stereotype and run with it. he was a fierce roster and, i think this really earned a ticket to the alcatraz prison, he also escaped. so, he figured out a way to pick is handcuffed and picked a lock on his door and he and one of the other alcatraz 11 p.o.w.'s got outdoors a night. it climbed over a wall in the little person that was in the city of hanoi, they ran about a mile through the town, got into the red river and started swimming for the ocean. they got 16 miles before they got caught. george will still tell you to this day that, it's kind of a crazy idea, but he didn't have much to lose. so he struck out and his plan was to steal a sailboat. he had earned a small boat sailing merit badge in the boy scouts so he would tak

and koch was not a donald trump fan. he he encouraged tony goldman commissioner and this is actually an important story in a couple of ways, encourages tony goldman, the commissioner, to reject the tax abatement. trump up going to court. he ultimately wins it takes years in the interim tony goldman gets a. at his home one morning from someone who identifies himself as vinnie and is very upset that mr. trump is not getting his tax abatement. and there's a there's a threat in this goldman reports this to officials he is given a security detail it was i think the next day i don't have the book in front of you the next day trump himself claims he too got a threatening which was so. and and that call known many years later when the fbi files were undone. there's no hard proof of who called trump, but there is widespread for people around tony goldman that that it was trump himself. the way this story ends is that trump gets the tax abatement. eventually he wins in court. and it's the details are little dense, but ultimately,

it was special, holy sending, koch are young. cut became a husband and a mango.tency was flattered by sim-salov with high-mouth toxin. as soon as they had more and more spirit and the process of the sloop was irresistibly involved in tightening its foundations, the peasantry did not particularly recognize the sloop . vuh or was zosim the sky is uninhibited for everything. the reformation has changed more clearly, i am coming the counter-reformation, the criminal fall of okhotkhod the tverdensky cathedral, then and where it was expressed but they will not be from the catholic church, only in 1.563 the wedding was hardened, yak tied my recognition of the shlyub. the law is more ordained and the entrance church was treated differently from the rich ceremony. so the roman tibia decided the wedding was a way to publish the fact to the slap. well, no one could say from the hood that any anchorage was not holy in this holy place, but you were a passive allotment deprived on diesel lines here by the crew. i could just flash that the word similar was said. omitted this su

while the koch brothers had been planning tea party themed revolt since 2002, when they launched the website u.s. tea party icon via the front group citizens a sound economy, which was also backed by big business like the tobacco industry thanks to nonstop by fox news tea partiers were seen on camera voicing disapproval about the country's rising debt. the affordable care act and the billions of dollars in bailouts, the finance and automobile industries. after the 2008 financial collapse, curiously, they had expressed zero disapproval when the previous president, george w bush, increased the debt. nearly $4 trillion. or when mitt romney introduced romneycare, which was an antecedent to obamacare in massachusetts. or the conservative heritage foundation offered. a similar health care proposal in the 1990s as a counter to bill clinton's health care plan. nor had they protested when president bush began these bailouts with approval of 57% of americans, which obama merely continued and obama actually reduce by almost $250 billion. nor did they create waste when president trump's been 142

. >> well, you are looking at a fried beef koch at that's apparently so good.r waiting list to get your hands on it. that's right. 30 years japanese delicacy is the product of a family butcher shop in japan. their extreme koch some made of covid beef at least a $90 for a box of 5 and order today. we'll get you your co cats and 2052. all it will still be good freeze it, freeze yeah, we fortunately, no frost advisories. so that's the good news we're falling into that pattern or we're tracking chilly overnight lows. >> and tomorrow we're actually going to warm up into the mid to upper 60's. thanks to these offshore winds. we're going to see gusts upwards of 20 to 30 miles per hour for our north and east bay valleys. overnight lows tonight in the 30's and 40's. but check out flirting with 70's for santa rosa. got to love that. pretty good. yeah. all thank you for being with us tonight. appreciate him. good night. ♪limu emu & doug♪ it's nice to unwind after a long week of telling people how liberty mutual customizes your car insurance so you only pay for what you ne

it was the koch brothers, the mercers. that's who was funding it because they want the mean as bread and circuses for working class white folks so they can get the only thing they care about, the precious tax cuts for the rich. they don't want to pay taxes. they don't want social security, because they don't want to pay taxes. sometimes when they're honest like mike lee, they say it, and their voters vote for them again. ron johnson and mike lee said, we're getting rid of your social security, and they're like, yeah, but the blacks can't vote, right? we're good. it's like, there's nothing, there's no cruelty that their voters won't take because it's demographic panic pushing it. i don't know how else to say it. >> i think one thing that might have changed with this midterms is the midterms have demonstrated there's a price for that sort of naked cruelty. for the last five years there's been impunity for it. one of the reasons donald trump stroked all of the erogenous zones of the right is because he gave them permission to

international community needs to wield a bit big stick on rwanda and that it's being invited to attend koch me. things as being continues to be faces around europe and in the industrialized. no, if you cannot send out, these message is the same time. ok that we must send it. time is against us. many thanks to day for being with us for bama angel, the congo at on gonna and mckayla wrong. and thank you for watching. don't forget, you can see the program again at any time just by going to the website at al jazeera dot com for further discussion. join us on our facebook page. you'll find data at facebook dot com forward slash ha inside story, and you can join the conversation on twitter or handle at a j inside story from me. adrian finnegan in the team here. and oh, thanks for being with ah and a retail stores and take risks to share their experiences from every corner of the world, binding us together and inspiring us to expand our realities. why? because they move ah, award winning voices telling groundbreaking stories. witness on al jazeera, when the news breaks, it's designed to represent a

a based north of the city of koch was hit with missiles and kamikaze drones. local schools are evacuated, no casualties have been reported. the latest in the series of iranians strikes from the region. lebanon is launching a vaccination campaign to combat the spread of cholera. but the world health organization says the disease needs to be contained in neighboring syria for the plan to succeed, said the report. an emergency field hospital for people infected by cholera, north lebanon, is where most of them are being detected. nearly half of the patients of the water born disease are children. almost all come from poor families. unable to access clean water. and under study, still more mac. we bought water that is not disinfected. i believe that is how my daughter got the disease. lebanon's economic crisis is now in its 4th year and many cant afford hospital fees. you had a bee line of itala here. everything is free hospital phase, the too expensive, the mean a, despite global shortages, the international community has helped lebanon secure cholera. vaccines of

it was a hard time having been through what people call charles koch 2017, when neo-nazis descended on town. it is a beautiful from the usually peaceful college town, and that piece has been broken, but we are strong. host: you mentioned that 2017 is back in the spotlight. i wonder what stuck out to you this week between what is happening on campus and media attention back on charlottesville. is there anything that stuck out to you? guest: the first is that charlottesville, though it is seemingly a bucolic university town, we are not immune from the violence in our country. there are people who are angry and maybe medically ill and can get access to weapons. that was one of our first thoughts for the second is i am in louisville, kentucky for the holiday and i flew over on two different flights. i sent by coincidence to the same ev student on both flights. i said, how are you doing? she said she lives three minutes from the site of the shooting, so it was frightening. we were locked down for 12 hours. i said how did you get through it? she said the president of the university opened hi

owner arthur koch displays his work, which includes paintings and photos that is a medieval city in italye, lisa mcgruder, offers framing services and teaches art classes to neighborhood children. what better thing to do? and then you put in arts center right here in this neighborhood where there's nothing else like this. the couple repurposed the garage gates of the building to become a display wall this center yet another example of their partnership. we're creating a community space. um that where people can gather a safe space where people can be creative. this mural just a few blocks away, a collaboration between the two with other artists portrait illustrating the diversity of the portal and neighborhood. not only is art fun and playtime, but it's also a way to teach people the truth about something frame art studio will have its official grand opening and ribbon cutting ceremony this weekend. the couple tells me they're excited to welcome the community. in san francisco amberleigh ktvu, fox two news. already as we head into this week, a cooler, milder , more winter eight type weak

their hosts on wednesday, after 18 minutes of germany dominating but not finding that it nicholas fu koch broke the dead locks. securing a wonderful victory. germany kick off their welcome campaign against japan. next wednesday. a quick reminder of our top stories. the republicans have won a majority in the us house of representatives, giving them control of one chamber of congress. that gives them more power to oppose. president jo biden's policies for the final 2 years of his to nato and warsaw say tuesdays explosion in poland was probably caused by ukrainian a defense. they say it's likely ukrainian forces misfired the bazaar when trying to repel russia and strikes it, landed in a village near the polish ukrainian border, killing 2 people of next focus on europe looks at roches retreat from ukraine. i paid for solon, thanks for your company. ah ah with ah, my palmer is my works, says journalist, a teacher jen gets it has been 4 years since the murder of her fiance jamal could show him to this day. the crime has had no political fallout, the minimum that continues to fight for him. the

christopher columbus at coit tower, insisting that they have no place in public because they glorify violent koch alone in u.s. history. now an advisory committee is coming up with some rules for which statues get to stay and what to do with those that are taken down. 3 native american groups are among the members of the committee. this is what they talked about. take a listen. >> the importance of having native voices and monuments, memorials and an arts committee. it's really because a majority of of our history and what's told is really honoring those who have committed genocide to american indians. now about 70% of about 700 people who were surveyed said. >> keeping existing statues up would be appropriate if it is a company by a sign adding historical context. the next step is to get more public opinions. the final report will be presented to mayor london breed in january. still ahead on the kron, 4 morning news, dozens of ballots from santa clara county voters. >> found dumped on the side of the road. well, officials say have possession of the ballots before they went missing will be right

so this is outrageous and, and this will koch recreate it wrist? a few trips between society and, and the under governments. yeah. well, you know, it will, i, i very much agree with you this generational thing is coming in because it's, it's social programming here. but at the end of the day, we can discuss it. but almost out of time here, russia is going to be just fine without europe. but europe is not going to be just fine without russia. and we'll get there. going to find that out the hard way because not just one hard winter may be far if hard winters ahead and who is going to be pay, who's going to make money off it. their patron in the us, an oil companies or a gentleman that's all the time we have want to thank my guest and watch it in break and in london. and thanks to our viewers for watching us here at ortiz, see you next time. remember, cross talk with ah ah, only one main thing is important for knox ism internationally speaking to that is that nations because allowed to do anything, all the mazda races, the reason us, hey jim, it is so

article that i really the cowboys have an african-american quarterback i did, i followed it if black kochesed all of that is within there and jerry jones is somehow he has ffrms and he's a pacemaker, he can set the tone and i who f and not a rock to throw at b kt for raising this because the nfl sets a f it really is set to tone as a country as a hole and going ffrm we need to be able to show that there's a relationship between education and success. all of this is tied together and. f have. >> i think you're right. if you look at the sports that's mad f you did it through integrating schools. this npg. >> thank you. and i wish frn. >> thank you, ernest. >> it's amazing to be a forkball. >>> all right. we've also got some interesting news here. you know that old rule you've got to drink eight glasses of pal water a day, we'll tell yoyou whether or not that's actually trueue. it's the subway series menu. 12 irresistible subs. the most epic sandwich roster ever created. ♪ it's subway's bigges refresh yet! two new ihop lunch and dinner menu items for twice the goodness, twice the flavor, and t

it is a deliberate ploy, very sumer to what happened with cuomo and koch.och ran in a primary with cuomo and the people love to be new york and they kept him. more importantly, this is a deliberate attempt to divide republicans or democrats can stay in power. thank you so much and happy thanksgiving. host: what office did you serve in? caller: i was a town councilman, supervisor, and deputy county executive in putnam county, new york. i know from what -- i have seen a lot locally and it is a microcosm of what is going on at the federal level. everybody is trying to make some points, but trump has been successful and so has his policies. let desantis take good care of florida, which he has been doing. he will have trump's help in 2028, i am sure. host: that is frank in new york. happy thanksgiving to you as well. crystal in west palm beach florida, democrat, go ahead. caller: good morning. i do not believe the gentleman should run for president. more importantly, if people want to know who ron desantis is, they should go back to the debate between desantis a

smuggled to at large extent through port of entry a success story of cbp, krumz officers did great job kochingw many lives have been saved simply through this interdiction of fentanyl bills another point is, that the cartels are responsible for this we've got to work with mexico go after he cartels to greater extent. >> cartels are making a bundle for sure thanks so much for for sure thanks so much for being here in good to be with you.ng asa hutchinson joining us and we'll be right back.. . ng your starter home. or whatever this is. but the things that last a lifetime like happiness, love and confidence... you can't buy those. but you can invest in them. we believe that your investments should work harder for the future you imagine. and that's where our strategic investing approach can help. t. rowe price. invest with confidence. you need a bed that's smart enough for both of you. the sleep number 360 smart bed senses your movements and automatically adjusts to help keep you both effortlessly comfortable. our smart sleepers get 28 minutes more restful sleep per night. don't miss our weekend s

so now his company is under investigation for a scam that would make burn yes may koch look like a mediaut. where is the media. they suspended their skepticism when it became so obvious this guy's a clown. >> sam is not the traditional billionaire because he believes in the concept of earn to give. >> earning to give is thinking about which causes which charities save the most lives per dollar. >> next year he's planning to donate $500 million a year and next decade, he will probably give away more than $10 billion. and he is funding everything you can think of. global warming. >> it's one of the biggest problems that we have to tackle together as a world. >> covid-19 preparedness. >> we have to be ready for the next pandemic. >> and, of course, animal welfare. >> animals deserve to live just like we do. it's also why i'm vegan. >> dude, if you're that rich, buy a bra. [laughter] >> greg: my god. terrible. >> wow. >> greg: it's not body shaming, i'm just concerned. now, if you believe anything that fruit cake says, maybe you should lose all your money. but he tricked them all with a righ

koch patel served in the trump administration until the day president biden was inaugurated. and the speech tonight in washington about next week's election, president biden began by describing what happened to speaker nancy pelosi's husband when he was attacked with a hammer that produced a skull fracture. that happened in his home. in a case prosecutors call attempted murder. after referring to that, president biden said this. >> we don't settle our differences in america where the riot. or a mob, horrible, it can hammer. we -- ballot putt. >> our first guest, grant kushner, was in the courtroom in washington when we learned that some trump supporters wanted to settle at the last election with rifles. and the federal criminal trial of the so-called oath keepers for seditious conspiracy, a secretly recorded audio revealed the leader of the group, elmer stewart rhodes, saying this. after, after the january 6th attack on democracy. >> we should about rifles. we could've fixed it right then and there. i'd hang flocking pelosi from the rafters. >> we should've brought rifles. we

spot frame art studio is in san francisco's portola district, arthur koch and his fiancee, lisa mcgrudersed that building and converted it from a liquor store. to the studio. now visitors can see catches artwork on display, and mcgruder teaches art classes to neighborhood children. there are a lot of artists here and it kind of, you know, we don't get a lot of attention down here. sometimes what better thing to do? and then you put in arts center right here in this neighborhood where there's nothing else like this. the couple repurpose the garage gates of the building to become a display wall. the goal was to create a space that encourages people to get out and gather together. creating a community space, um, that where people can gather a safe space where people can be creative. they're already offering services and hosting neighborhood meetings. the frame art studio will have its official grand opening and ribbon cutting ceremony this weekend. today, the 49ers want their fans to know about their special event for this giving tuesday, members of the faithful will have the opportunity to

sam bankman-fried he wanted to rank up there with george soros and the koch brothers?s give back the campaign donations? this is shady money. >> this is bizarre, first he is like 28 to 30 years old of this period of time. he effective altruist. making money because he wants to make things better to give it all away. the way he decides he will make the world better is by giving it back to the government and back to these candidates. so that is weird to begin with. certainly they should be giving that money back if it was, gotten in a shady way, if it wasn't his money in effect to give and he is at this point by all reports worth zero. so they should have to give it back but it is congress. so of course, or congressional candidates and it is the government and politicians. of course they will probably not going to. i think it speaks to a bigger issue which is all of the money that is in campaign finance. citizens united i know a lot of people on the right have backed it. it is a disaster. we need to have that overturned and return to some semblance of formal sy in these

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owner arthur koch displays his work, which includes paintings and photos that is a medieval city in italy. his fiancee, lisa mcgruder, offers framing services and teaches art classes to neighborhood children. what better thing to do? and then you put in arts center right here in this neighborhood where there's nothing else like this. the couple repurposed the garage gates of the building to become a display wall this center yet another example of their partnership. we're creating a community space. um that where people can gather a safe space where people can be creative. this mural just a few blocks away, a collaboration between the two with other artists, a portrait illustrating the diversity of the portal and neighborhood. not only is art fun and playtime, but it's also a way to teach people the truth about something. studio will hold its official grand opening and ribbon cutting ceremony this weekend. the couple tells me they're excited to welcome the public, mike yeah, very cool, spy. great idea. was there any particular amber inspiration behind it? while they told me they started wo

it's the koch brothers organization major battleship.d to it is a 501 c3 so they can launder tax deductible money into this operation. that was called the americans for prosperity foundation. that foundation sued and the six right years on the supreme court, the six federal society justices, created a brand-new constitutional right for anonymous donors to hide their identities in that case. they took away the right to choose and have physical autonomy over your childbearing from half the population. they took that right away, and they added a new right for dark money billionaires to push money into the system without disclosing their identities. it is stunning. >> senator sheldon whitehouse, laser focused on this topic for as long as i have covered him as a new book about it. i appreciate you taking time about it. still to, come with three weeks until the georgia runoffs, senator raphael warnock ties an electoral acre around herschel walker. >> get out and vote for herschel. and he deserves it. he was an incredible athlete, he'll be an e

gallery and community gathering, spot frame art studios and san francisco's portola district, arthur koch the building and converted it from a liquor store to a studio. visitors can see catches artwork on display when mcgruder teaches our classes to neighborhood child there are a lot of artists here and it, wt center right here in this neighborhood where there's noage gate to the building to become a display well, the goal is to create a space that encourages people to gather. we're creating a community space, um, that where people can gather a safe space where people can be creative. they're already offering services and hosting neighborhood meetings. the framework studio has its official grand opening and ribbon cutting this weekend. silicon we'll show you the dna testing that's getting credit for reuniting a woman with her family after she was kidnapped 51 years ago. next on the nine we'll show you the reunion and who is believed to be ♪ ♪music playing♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ nothing brings the pack together like a trip to great wolf lodge. now open in northern california. okay everyone, our mission

from lebron james demanding a trade, to pepsi saying koch is better, and nestle jokingly revealing itspretty high reach. but there are some serious implications here. disinformation is spreading, and notorious figures with neo-nazi tights, they got their blue checks back. as of friday, the subscription service has been put on pause. speaking with 36 current employees. -- must barreled in with the ideas of how the social service had should operate with no comprehensive planned with. -- joining me now former director of product management of twitter, and current member of the oh seconds to do. edward perez. edward good morning, thank you so much for joining. us that list of exodus of executives growing. chief information security officer, the chief privacy officer, the chief compliance officer, the head of moderation and safety, all gone. you, where the head of the product team at twitter devoted to civic integrity. you left the company in september, read for all this very public chaos. did you have any foresight with how bad was going to get? >> first of all, good morning katie, and tha

this guy named yasha levine to discover that in fact santelli is speech coordinated by a bunch of koch brothers, front groups. and the reason he thought to think about this and look into it even as the rest of the journalists for another two years called it spontaneous and pretended his journalism didn't even exist. was that what was happening basically this guy said something on tv and suddenly next there's this whole infrastructure of protest over the country was that it reminded him of what he'd seen under putin. so about your experience as a scholar of uzbekistan, we just we didn't we don't even you know, we're americans know god invented war to teach us geography. right. i'll just say, you know when i started to get my ph.d. in 2006 studying uzbek a stance politics. i absolutely knew that i was going to use that knowledge to apply it to the host of celebrity apprentice and his desire to turn america and it's nice marketing move erratic mafia state it was all preplanned all you know part of the game but you know that's it's like essential former soviet central asia basic lee the wa

and nicholas hock is incentive. golwood supporters in back are we going to start saw a way that nick koch. what's the mood right now? in fact on next? good to talk to you. mm hm. absolutely electric rule. just going to step out of the shots. you can see what's happening right now. but with silence, it's like that anticipation to see that goal happen. and then suddenly the crowd goes into an uproar every time there is an occasion. and there's been a few during this game one from going to a gay, a player for everton who how did occasion and, and another one from ya was another player from the italian lea. there's homes that despite the fact that your money is not present in the team, that they can finally make score a goal. because this is a make or break moment for senate. golly, they lose their out if they score and they when they go through the qualifying round. and so it feels in the words of a fan that i spoke to like it's their final, it's their final of the world cup. and i can tell you right here and across the capital, it feels like people are in the stadium encounter, such as the

to take tough votes and we were excited about the tea party movement so i remember talking to the koch's and the tea party movement was our chance to get supply-side 2.0 and 1.0 was agnostic, 2.0 is not so supply-side 2.0 was progrowth economics, limited government, get entitlements under control and a robust foreign policy. and on the issue of creating immigration there was a fight but we pushed back to the side and then we really passed the tea party movement, we've got the majority back but it was in al divided governments . we couldn't effectuate much. >> is that what the tea party movement really was?t >> in the beginning it was but there was a bit of a fight. this is back to the neocon side versus the palio cons.th trade and immigration versus the other issues . and hindsight, this is me looking back we didn't understand i think and this is where i think we made mistakes, didn't understand the potency of those issues, the power of those issues and bellwether wrote a good book back in the 80s. where we could see signs of this, where i think the establishment republicans, people like

you get rid of the dog again for your own sake, we are all winding up moving koch is already windingone after another. yes, because we just turned around, as it should, and in a new place. until we get used to that, so well, with you, that i will arrange a dispute, we are winding up dangerously. it's dangerous for you, dad, and we're clean okay, a couple more walkers on bituminous and sabbath. oh boys, i know that you go through the door here. we were friends, he was cheerful and not sneak. he told about robin hood, but yesterday you didn’t see him. yesterday we didn’t see him. he said, then let's go, he has something at work. i wanted to check, he had a situation. the situation he told you, an emergency situation, it seems so, well, march to sleep. forgive them so hard. no, the boys don't interfere. and what? blimey. i broke and i'm here for the fact that justice was in saudi arabia, the profits from oil are divided among the whole people. do you know how the arabs live there for everyone house, yes, they have 15 each. this two months the woman was not. everyone is oil for you. this

or, gosh, you would just be dominated by the koch brothers. to be very broad brush about the whole thing. let me try to take some of these objections and talk about them. first of all, it is eminently practical to hold a convention. it's clear you could raise the money to hold a convention. it is clear that we can run and fair elections, whether it's outside of the existing electoral system, which doesn't work very well at all, as we all know, or not. it is practical to do this. people worry about the runaway convention. my goodness, they might change everything. well, philadelphia convention of 1787 was a runaway convention. not all runaway conventions are a bad idea. the fact of the matter is the convention has no authority of any kind whatsoever over anything unless and until its proposals are ratified the only ratification system that is going to achieve any public acceptance is going to require a supermajority for ratification. if you say it's a simple majority, i think it's a nonstarter. there are people who propose that i think it is fu

if you studied the racial divisiveness that rudy giuliani used, if you study even with koch did, that's a very -- you know, michael, better than anybody, i think donald trump understood. whether he was an ideologue and believed it or not, he understood to hit a note that the other more established republican leadership wouldn't hit, and it worked. and i think that if we act like he's just a solo artist out there that does not have a whole lot of people tuned in to that, we're making a mistake. that's why the issue is not trump. the issue is what it represents. we have to deal with that element. >> you and i had a conversation the friday before the election about the movie "till." and you have such an incredible addition to my understanding of that chapter and our history. donald trump literally, on a debate stage in a general election, told the proud boys to stand back and stand by. his embrace of white nationalism, which in the republican party, it's fair to analyze it as a dog whistle. donald trump made it a feature of his political identity. >> right. >> doug mastriano, one of his ea

these hotels would have been by koch companies to bring in lots of lovely tourists., bars and restaurants a lot of people have worked very hard to create a wonderful ambience in our. and we're very concerned . yeah and from folks concerned. yeah and from folks and right up to the other end of the country sunderland tyne wear bill we of vulnerable people addicts alcohol dependence etc. have been removed from all of flats a large block to make way congolese and nigerian asylum suffered in the past admitting about 500. we cannot buy anything out of the charity shops as asylum seekers are clearing all the of furniture free uniforms, clothes and shoes and they have large wads of cash with lanyards from the council indicating are to be helped because of who they. please keep your views coming in obviously mark went to go meet that hotelier to find out first hand exactly the sort of decisions that people never thought they'd be be asked probably but we'll give be be asked probably but we'll giv e £1,000,000. but get rid of give £1,000,000. but get rid of all your staff very