let's bring you in, kurt.ty sure _ wwe. i have a dog and i'm pretty sure she _ wwe. i have a dog and i'm pretty sure she spends - wwe. i have a dog and i'm i pretty sure she spends most wwe. i have a dog and i'm - pretty sure she spends most of the day saying when are you coming home to play the and feed me. that aside, wwejust released a new theme song for one of their biggest stars, roman rains, and it was recorded by a group named —— rebel. it hit top 100 in the uk. -- def rebel. it hit top 100 in the uk. —— def rebel ——. the w w e has gone so much more global. they're doing a whole tour in berlin. they've been going to the middle east, they've been in australia, france, in the uk. another promotion had their biggest event of their year in lebanon. this expansion is an entertainment feature really catching on in europe especially, i think that's reflected in what we're saying in the roman rains theme song. doesn't have musical merit, and your you? it doesn't have musical merit, and your you?— your you? it r

kurt, leon, overwhelmed with results. kurt, leon. stay _ overwhelmed with results.ith results. kurt, leon, stay with us, interested . overwhelmed with results. kurt, j leon, stay with us, interested in your thoughts on this next story which has created headlines around the globe actually. an australian weather presenter has been praised for how he handled suffering a panic attack live on tv. the incident happened as nate byrne was delivering queensland's weather forecast on the abc news breakfast programme on tuesday morning. here's the moment as it played out. no relief in sight, we've got big falls right through that part of the country, we are going to see lots more rain in the days ahead. i'm going to need to stop for a second. some of you may know that i occasionally get affected by some panic attacks and actually, that's happening right now. lisa, maybe i could hand back to you? you certainly can, nate. nate byrne has been speaking to the bbc and talked us through exactly what happened. i had to rush from my desk to the weather wall in our gorgeous studio, and

and kurt, do ou russian territory. and kurt, do you agree _ russian territory.. and kurt, do i you agree with that assessment? do you think the us is on the back foot and allowing ukraine what it needs to do?— what it needs to do? yes, because _ what it needs to do? yes, because l _ what it needs to do? yes, because i think _ what it needs to do? yes, because i think the - what it needs to do? yes, i because i think the political temperature in this country has evolved and shifted as this conflict has borne out. when it began, there was overwhelming tremendous public support for the people of ukraine. now unfortunately this issue has become a political litmus test and has been weaponize to in the politicals games that are going on as we head into election season. we've seen republicans seize on this issue as a "this is your money in america going to ukraine, that's not how it should be spent." we've heard democrats say protecting ukraine is in the vital global interest of the vital global interest of the world order — the united states of america believes, as a

james: i wouldn't call it -- kurt: wouldn't call it a gamble, no.cision to show to the world that russia is more vulnerable than it looks, to show to the russian people that this is indeed a war and it can come to them as well, and to kind of expose putin as the only russian leader since world war ii who provoked an invasion of russia on russian territory. i think it was a decision to make a step that would change the narrative in a significant way compared to what we had been seeing of the slope erosion of the front -- slower motion of the front in each ukraine where russia has been making gains. ben: ok, it's a change in the narrative, but can ukrainian troops hold onto the territory, do you think? at the moment they seem to be advancing further and further inside russia. kurt: david vance quite a bit already, 1500 -- they have advance quite a bit already, 1500 square kilometers, taking several villages. i think they will dig in and hold that a long time. i don't think they want to keep the teitory. i don't think this is putin seeking territorial

kurt: that's right, this is the elon, inc., universe.o get to x, the judge is going through starlink, one of elon's other businesses. freezing bank accounts there in order to take money from fines that x owes. to your point, caroline, this is a great example where running six different companies, especially in companies where there are adversarial relationships, can be a detriment to him. this is something that went elon first bought x was a real concern, with their be governments around the world that would apply pressure on tesla or starlink it order to get to the speech-related issues that have been on x. we are seeing that play out in brazil. ed: kurt, i know this sounds like a simple,, basic question but what is x's footprint in the country of brazil? what are we talking about operationally? kurt: operationally i believe it was somewhat small compared to a lot of where they operate in other countries, like the u.s. or even in japan. from a user base perspective, we don't know exactly. i've seen estimates between 20 million and 40 mi

kurt volker, the defences inside russia. kurt volker. good — the defences inside russia.ssia. kurt volker, good to talk _ the defences inside russia. kurt volker, good to talk to, former us ambassador to nato and special envoy to ukraine to stop this collector other story of the day the tensions across the middle east and iran is missing because from western leaders to hold back from retaliating against israel in response to the killing of the political leader of hamas in iran last month. let's go to washington — and speak to laura blumenfeld, a middle east analyst and former senior policy adviser on the state department's israeli—palestinian negotiating team thank you for being with us. first of all, israel is bracing itself for an iranian attack. do you think iran will in some shape or form retaliate for what's happened? that will in some shape or form retaliate for what's happened?— for what's happened? that is the ruestion for what's happened? that is the question of _ for what's happened? that is the question of the _ for what's happened? that is the question of the

kurt the cyberguy joins us right now. kurt, this is something.cial media companies instrumental over content moderation, now is he saying okay, yep. >> they have said do it and we did it. >> kurt: kudos to representative jim jordan who pulled that out of him by the way. before you put mark zuckerberg up on the pedal stall angelic guy coming clean just realize that our everyday lives are really the act of his censorship and other big tech censorship in the social media feeds that really drive at love what we're getting informationwise into our lives. so, you know, hey. nice move, not just the right direction. how many, you know, 500 steps the other direction, he has got a lot of work to do here. >> steve: absolutely, he doesn't want to be regulated by the federal government. >> kurt: bingo. >> steve: ultimately he writes it was our decision. we should look at that stuff. but it was my decision. this is a complete mea culpa. >> completely and you are right it's about the money for him and making sure he can continue to do whatever it takes to engag

reported on the defensive actions of the armed forces of ukraine at the front and the operation in the kurtregion. we continue the offensive operation on the territory of kurtshchyna. at present, we control about a thousand square meters of the territory of the russian federation. grouping. the troops are carrying out their tasks, because they are actually marching along the entire front, the situation is under our control, syrskyi reports. the president thanks the military for their steadfastness and decisive actions, and also instructs the minister of internal affairs, other government officials, here i want to emphasize, the security service of ukraine to prepare a humanitarian plan for the territory of the operation, that is, the defense forces of ukraine must ... control these territories for so long , how it will fit into our plan. this means that it will be necessary to provide humanitarian aid stability and everything necessary for, in particular , the local population that remains in these territories, because ukraine actually operates within the limits of all the signed convention

division from donbas to somehow neutralize for. due to the advancement of ukrainian forces in the kurtegion, to start operations in the bryansk region, i think that first the ukrainian troops can start their operations there in order to protect the flanks of our troops, which are advancing in the kurt region, i.e. bilhorod and bryansk regions, these are such flank areas where the ukrainian army can carry out its actions, i think that they will not give this initiative to the russians. as for massive missile strikes, well , some new resources, except maybe... the transfer of ballistic missiles by iran was not found in russia, that is, the sanctions are still in effect, so russia did not stop the discharge of its missiles, but it did not increase radically, that is, they can accumulate a certain number of missiles, they can strike even at kyiv, that's what they are doing constantly, but i don't think that this will be any news for the air defense of ukraine, because we also have f-16s that can effectively fight cruise missiles, so even in order to... use patriots more concentratedly and

ruth schwartz at the wheel as her husband, kurt kincade unloads boxes of groceries. together they're making a difference for about a thousand people a year. >> the joy for me is knowing i'm making high easier for an awful lot of people. >> reporter: kurt who is 82 and ruth, 79, delivering food to low income senior citizens, people living with disabilities and others at the hotel in san francisco. the couple added the tenderloin site to their distribution route last year in honor of a good friend who served the single room occupancy for years, but passed away. the delivery reminds her why they started serving others two decades ago. >> there was a woman who lived by herself with no family locally. she was living on sweet potatoes a day. and we wanted to make sure she got enough food. >> reporter: we first profiled them in the early years of the non-profits, respecting our elders. picking up surplus foods from places like grocery stores, farmers, markets, delivering it to cash strapped people in marin county senior citizens apartment complexes, churches, community cent

how do we protect ourselves, kurt? >> kurt: this is a wild story.ata breach i have ever reported on. 2.7 billion records we have confirmed have been stolen and making this worse is that hackers normally steal this stuff to make money with it, right? they post it online, selling it for a lot of money. well, in this case they just gave it away. meaning all the criminals in the world now can get ahold of most americans' names, social security numbers, mailing addresses, and the question is really why is this happening? how does a giant data broker like npd have the ability to do this and not use encryption or other methods to keep us safe? >> steve: no kidding. >> there are some that are holding them accountable which is only on the civil side. somebody has filed a lawsuit against him saying they want him to tighten up security and pay for the damages. i don't think it's going to do much for us. but you do have to protect yourself. here is my advice. what can you do right now? likelihood is you and i are likely affected. delete yourself from the intern

and to neutralize the threat in the kurt region, it is impossible if we do not stop the offensive in donbas, but now let's see how the russians will act, i think that they will make the wrong decisions and drive the situation into a situation close to disaster. and why, why, mr. mykhailo, did the russians fall into this trap, that is, it is a misunderstanding of the situation, or the arrogance of putin, that he and his war wing... that they did not count on the fact that the ukrainians would go on the offensive in kurshchyna, the reasons for this , why did they miss this one moment, and if this is the situation in kurshchyna, then it may repeat itself in voronizka oblast and bryansk oblast, that is, they are not ready for the fact that the war is returning to their home, where it came from, so they are not ready for it at all.. . absolutely did not count on such a development of events, they simply did not allow mentally, or they probably already allow, mentally did not allow that the ukrainians could violate this holy, holy border, the holy border of the empire, as the ukrainians do

enemy still has significant forces there, or directly on the territory of russia, the belgorod or kurt it’s very simple: from the belgorod region, the enemy is now conducting offensive actions in the kharkiv region, the story is somewhat different there, and our forces are trying to knock them out from there, and the situation is interesting for the kurdish oblast, because as of the end of april in the city of sudja, as of april 29... a group that had actually carried out or could carry out offensive actions on sumy oblast, that is why even ukrainian military intelligence publicly warned about this and said that the enemy could prepare such actions, they were from two sides of sumy oblast, this is graivoron, but it is already from the belgorod oblast and suja kursk , various units were brought there, including the kadyrovs, special forces, and the russian military, numbering somewhere up to 15-20 thousand. but due to the fact that, in fact, from the direction of belgorod to the direction of kharkiv oblast, everything did not go as we would have liked and not as the enemy planned, they

at this time, i wainvite my co lamont and sharmain kurting to come up and talk about the story hoand what is special about 921 howard. [applause] >> thank yomuch roxanne. i'm so pleased to be standing many may xoe, i worked at tndc a long housing development department and this delopment has been germinating for a long time, and shin partner in navigating our way forward to get to place today and i'm s grateful she is our codeveloper on 5pthi project. so, little about the story how we got to th as many know, soma had a lot of market rat of deeply affordable development, but little to no moderate income development, and the time we were conceiving this development there was a moderate income housing and 921 howard to tndc and kurting development pe■erae and commitment providing affordable housing as a broad gof income levels. this unique we sefolks with extremely low income and moderate income supported by the california housing finance agency. it is also located across the street 5m development and benefits from all of those e outdoor amenities. contributing to a balanced community.

the directions from where russia is trying to redeploy part of its forces to the territory of the kurt region, of course, so as not to reduce its ability to hold these territories or develop initiatives in these territories, if we are talking about kharkiv. of course, the ukrainian military commanders could hope that russia would first of all transfer troops from the donetsk region to kursk and thus make it easier for the ukrainian armed forces to resist the russian military offensive. according to most military experts, this does not happen, but other areas are also no less important. we are primarily dealing with stretching the front. frontline stretching is a problem for both sides, and of course it remains. according to our understanding, how many ukrainian military personnel involved in the kurdish operation, and how many russian troops moscow will be gathering to try to drive our troops out of that zone. well, i don't want to act as a military expert now, but even people who are not very well versed in military matters understand very well that if a foreign army goes somewhere, i

good morning, kurt. >> hey, ainsley, good morning to you. this is the iranian actors that are going after his campaign at this point, and, guess what? he might be right. no matter what, if you are on the left, if you are on the right, you can bet that these kinds of attacks are going to be coming at american politics from now until the november election. >> ainsley: what are they doing? are they hacking into emails? are they trying to interfere with the election results? >> i think any way they can get in. in this particular case they apparently got ahold of an email list and including documents, one that, included the vetting of vice president candidate vance and that point it was marked personal an confidential clearly should not have been in the hands of anybody else. it was then shopped around some websites, including politico got ahold of it. this is the kind of information no campaign wants out there. it makes it unfair out in the political landscape. bottom line here is just like you and i at home. just like corporate america. just li

at this time, i want to invite my co ceo katie lamont and sharmain kurting to come up and talk about the story how weth building and what is special about 921 howard. [applause] >> thank you i'm so pleased to be standing here rmai many may xoe, i worked at tndc a long time and started lee housing development department and this development has en germinating for a long time, and sharmain my partner in navigating our way forward to get to this place todayand i'm so grateful she is our codeveloper on is project. so, little about the story how we got to this ac■4 as many know, soma had a lot of market rate development and are a of deeply affordable development, but little to no income development, and the time we were conceiving this development there was a lot of call for more moderate income housing and 921 howard tndc and kurting development persevenproviding affordable housing as a broad income levels. this unique we serve with extremely low income and moderate finance agency.d by the it is also located across the street from the 5m development and benefits from all of those e outdo

at this time, i want to my co ceo katie lamont and sharmain kurting to come up and talk about the storyow we ilding and what is special about 921 howard. [applause] >> thank you so d to be standin here besidea many may xoe, i worked at tndc a long time and started lein housing development department and this development has ing for a long time, and sharmain was my partner in navigating our way forward to get to this place todayand i'm so grateful she is our codeveloper on this project. so, little about the story how we got to this place toda as many know, soma had a lot of market rate development and are a lot of deeply affordable development, but little to no income development, and the time we were conceiving this development there was a lot of cafor more moderate income housing and 921 howard speaks to tndc and kurting development perseverance ancommitment provi affordable housing as a broad ran income levels. this unique we serve ks extremely low income and moderate income supported by the housing finance agency. it is also located across the street from the 5m development benefits

cultural institutions like museums and yerba buena gardens.heart of what we are lamont and sharmain kurting to come up and talk about the story how we got to this building and out 921 howard. [applause] >> thank you so much roxanne. to be standing here besides sharmain. worked at tndc a long time and started leading the housing development department and this development has been germinating for a long time, and sharmain was my partner in navigating our way forward to get to this place today and i'm grateful she is our codeveloper on this project. so, little about the story how we got to this place today. as many know, soma had a lot of market rate development and are a lot of but little to no moderate income development, were conceiving this development there was a lot of call for more moderate income housing and 921 howard speaks to tndc and kurting development perseverance and commitment providing housing as a broad range of income levels. this unique we serve folks with and moderate income supported by the california housing it is also located across the street from the 5m development a

ruth at the wheel as her husband, kurt unloads boxes of groceries. the joy for me is knowing that i'm making life an awful lot easier for an awful lot of people. >> reporter: kurt, who is 82, and ruth 79, are delivering food to low income senior citizens. people living with disabilities and others at the hotel of san francisco. the couple added the site to their distribution route, in honor of a good friend who passed away. ruth says the delivery reminds her why she and kurt started serving others nearly two decades ago. >> there was this woman who lived by herself, had no family locally, and she was living on three potatoes a day. we wanted to make sure people like her, you know, got enough food. >> it's brilliant. >> we first profiled kurt and ruth in 2010 in the early years of their nonprofit respecting our elders. the program picks up surplus food from places like grocery stores and farmer's markets, and delivers it to cash strapped people in marin county complexes, churches, and community centers. in recent years, they added weekly open food day

they could recoup some of that by letting kurt zouma leave.d arab emirates. he's been in talks with dubai—based shabab al—ahli, with a deal expected to be reached over the coming days. he's one of the highest earners at the hammers since his arrivalfrom chelsea three years ago — and his current contract expires next year. 0n the eve of the start of the english football season, sports governing bodies have met with government officials to discuss how they can calm rising tensions during the worst riots in a decade. violence in towns and cities in england and northern ireland over the last ten days has resulted in hundreds of arrests. the north east of england is one of the areas that's been affected, and on thursday the newcastle manager had this message: newcastle is my home and no—one associated with newcastle united want to see anything in the streets. it is an amazing place with brilliant _ it is an amazing place with brilliant people. ijust hope there's no conversation, there's no aggressive scenes. we want to promote inclusivity for every

region, we continue the offensive operation on the territory of the kurt region, currently under our control about a thousand square km of the territory of the russian federation, groups of troops are performing their tasks, battles are actually taking place along the entire front, the situation is under our control, sirsky reports. the president thanks the military for stability and the river. actions, and also instructs the minister of internal affairs, other government officials, here i want to emphasize, the security service of ukraine to prepare a humanitarian plan for the territory of the operation, that is, the defense forces of ukraine aim to control these territories as long as it is part of our plan. this means that it will be necessary ensure humanitarian stability. and everything necessary for, in particular, the local population that remains in these territories, because ukraine actually operates within the limits of all the conventions signed and generally accepted by the civilized world. well, i am glad to include in the conversation dmytro snigerev, a military expert,

the state border of ukraine and the territory that was recently liberated from the rechists in the kurt region and the seim river, together with the occupiers, becomes almost blocked, because there are, because almost because there are one or two pontoon crossings left there, but i think that it will not last long, and from the east, this area is blocked by the actions of our units, all in the koraniv district, which now precisely control the settlement of korenevo. now russia is faced with a choice, or continue to get this section of the front with a pontoon supplies with all the risks, or immediately leave this entire area in ukraine, which is almost 700 square km, in addition to the 1,200 km that are already under the control of the forces. of security and defense in the kursk region, this is one of the important current stages of this shocking operation for the enemy, which has been going on there since august 6, and today, by the way, the influential british publication the economist published a publication that gives new interesting details about the preparation of the offensive o

today, august 21, we have two friends from the drg of a group from the kurt direction. if you suddenlyt it is somehow they stopped the russian propagandists, no, they are still showing today, the same as it was a week ago, this footage from a week ago, the 810th brigade, fighting heroically, repulsing everyone, winning, well, you see, it doesn’t match , let’s put it bluntly, with reality, well and at such, you know, a difficult moment, when such a large number of drones flew to moscow of all time, only putin probably guessed that such drones would arrive, because he went to baku in good time, first, and then on terribly important affairs in kabardino balkaria. putin is now in kabardino-balkaria, the president came to the village of hermenchyk to visit a garden farm, the president studied the harvest, in june putin was interested in whether russia would be without apples due to frost, and today he personally checked how many are being harvested in the country. yes , apples, somewhere else 200 grams, there is a package hanging like this, of course, he is not only looking at apples, putin

talks about 10 km, the public and... hysterical claim that the armed forces have advanced into the kurtion 26 km from the border to the settlement of anastasiivka, we have it on our map, and are actually bypassing the city of sudja, although the city of sudja itself is the same as the analysts there emphasize viewers, that it is under the control of the armed forces of ukraine, and in general it is claimed that somewhere around three... in kursk region is under the control of the defense forces of ukraine, but we understand that this is such a situation when our units are advancing, and in fact this general the area is precisely related to the fact that hostilities are taking place in certain areas, and in general, this area covers exactly 350 km, which, by the way, is quite a lot, it is possible to expect that the enemy will now transfer some reserves to this ... this region, however it is quite convenient for defense, if we take into account how the rivers pass there, how the highways pass there, it can really be held if there is such a goal and purpose, and quite interesting assessme

province, but the territory of the kurt region at the beginning of the 20th century, sorry, alreadyoviet times, in 26-27 years, then it seems to me that it was about a quarter the population is ukrainians, these are compact places of residence of this western kursk region, eastern slobojan region. everything else was the territory inhabited by these descendants of moscow serfs, who were ethnically different, so we say that these were transferred serfs, that is, people without specific identification, but a kind that appeared later there in the 19th century, when they were told that they were great russians, so for us it is an interesting territory, it is not always ukrainian everywhere, and even fables about, let's say... the presence of a huge ukrainian community there remain fables, and the palace of hetman mazepa will not even help, because mazepa himself, for example, bought brain- dwelling tyrants for himself, starting from the end of the 17th century, he simply bought up vassals, which was impossible in gidban region, because in yetman region it was not possible to buy a perso

ukrainian soldiers continue the defensive operation in certain areas of the kurt region. today, our forces control more than 1,250 km of territory the enemy and 92 settlements. strengthening of our positions continues, stabilization is determined. districts, and what is very important, the replenishment of the exchange fund for ukraine. mr. major, how long will the ukrainians be able to hold out and what might be the consequences of the presence of ukrainian troops on the territory of the kurdish region, and how will it affect the ukrainian-russian war and the front. well, it already affects. how long can we be there? i think that by the end of the war, because by blowing up the bridges across the river, across this one, we did, the diet, yes, we did, practically attacks by our groups that are there are impossible , well, they are so fast and maneuverable, where the russians have nothing to attack there, what they are gathering there, 10, 20, or 30 thousand, different estimates, it will not be enough for something it was possible to do there, we will conduct defensive man

podolyak: this is a large operation to destroy military facilities throughout the territory of the kurt we do not set ourselves the goal that russia sets for itself when it enters the territory, carries out occupation actions, sleeps the occupation administration, ukraine enters to destroy military facilities objects and does not intend to establish. some occupation administrations, well, this is the reaction of the ukrainian authorities to and, as i understand it, the plans are imminent, that is, to destroy all this infrastructure, which once shelled or struck at in sumy oblast, in chernihiv oblast, in poltava oblast, in kurt oblast, this all happened. the most interesting thing, of course, is the world's reaction to what is happening in kurtshchyna, the president of the united states of america, commenting on the operation of the armed forces... in the korsh region, said that this creates a real dilemma for putin, we are in direct, constant contact with ukrainians, this all i'm going to say about this while it's all in the active phase, joseph biden said, here's biden saying that pane

. >> kurt. >> kurt grimes welcome. >> >> good morning, commissioners i'm kurt grimes senior program manager and i'm also a bayview h ic a a bayview resident and commissioner for (bell ringing) the community center to e are in support of the we worked with interaction partnership are the key componento for local bayview community as a whole and i'd like to mention the bayview have a very large food desert. braurngs we would like the food pavilion with our up as many times as brand opening people can fun foodies and to park this also inclu making the park more equitable we that is and thank you for creating this and we also like to rec and park to make sure this is achiev piggyback avenue off of fresh perspective i know that in fact i have peers have the skills to create this is a way to provide that economic development that i'm in full support of this and h too. >> where's the food(laughter). >> thank you commissioner anyone else in room 416 like to on this item. >> okay. seeing none, any hands raised on the web x. okay. none >> commissioners. i'd like to point that out um request for (bell

he is a liberal in pharma. >> trace: kurt? lisa?u all be appreciated. >> thank you. >> thank you. >> bless you. >> trace: kamala harris copy and get other economic policy supported by the trump advance ticket. and expanded tax credit. why is kamala harris dealing terms policies? is it unusual or is it expected? and why. let us know instagram and ask an gallagher. we will read your responses.x. we will read your responses.x. friday night night [ ♪♪ ] >> trace: we're back with the "night cap" crew. tonight call pick -- topic is copycat kamala. she appears to be copying another economic policy supported by the trumpet jd vance ticket. why is she stealing terms policies? is it unusual? is it expected? and why? >> they say imitation is the sincerest form of flattery. >> trace: that is how kevin started the show. i love it. >> maybe it should be taken as a compliment or maybe we have more in common than we thought. trying to spin it positively. >> trace: you repeat what she said at the top of the show. >> i love it. i think it goes to the

kurt, leon, for the moment, thank you very much.o what we had at the start of the week. but it's by no means going to be cold for the next few days, but it will be a bit more unsettled as this area of low pressure starts to work its way in as we head through tonight across scotland, northern ireland and then eventually the clouds thicken for northern and western england and also wales, with an increasing breeze. further south, it will be mostly dry with clear skies, variable cloud, and where we have any cloud cover then around 15 degrees the overnight low, but it will be milder further north than what we had the previous night, so a mild night across the board. thursday, then, we have this weather front crossing the country very slowly. some of the rain will be quite heavy to start thursday across scotland, northern ireland into north—west england, north west wales. very slowly, it will work its way southwards and eastwards. behind it brightens up with blustery showers and some sunshine. ahead of it, it will be rather breezy, fairly

this program gives instant relief to that condition. >> kurt himself is getting relief.picking up and dropping off donations seven days a week. only recently, did he start getting one day off. >> i decided that when i was about 80, that maybe it was time to slow down a little bit. >> for the couple who has been married 31 years, their volunteer service is a labor of love in more ways than one. >> functioning like that, as a partnership, not just because we are husband and wife, but as a partnership, making that kind of contribution is very gratifying. almost making me cry. >> the most gratifying thing i have ever done in my life. >> with no plans to retire, the partners in service and in life say they will keep the deliveries rolling. >>> you can nominate your local hero for a jefferson award online at kpix.com/hero. >>> that was just a little taste of the warmup for san jose's jazz summer fest that kicked off last night and runs through sunday. nine indoor and outdoor venues will feature more than 80 artists. that includes the headliner, as well as the family stone. >>>

. >> kurt. >> kurt grimes welcome. >> and . >> good morning, commissioners i'm kurt grimes the managermber and i'm also a bayview resident. >> i'm h ic a a bay commissioner for (bell ringing) the community center to hey. >> welcome and we are in support of the food pavilionith interaction for many years partnership are the key component or so for local small >> bayview community as a whole and i'd like to mention the bayview communities have a very large food desert. i'd like to braurngs we would like the food pavilion with our support to open up as many times as for the ppjks brand opening people can have acc fun foodies and to participate in the park this also includes making the park more equitable we know how difficult thank you for creating this and we also like to thankw rec and park to make sure this is achieved. >> i'm going to piggyback avenue off of kurt bringing a fresh perspective i know that in fact i skills to create their businessesvx this is a way to provide that aspect of economic development so with that i'm in full support of this and hope you guys too. >> where's t

tell me, please, during the week at least one soldier from this direction was transferred to the kurt there's no way they're going to do that. these are completely different operational directions, for these directions russia is currently using about 10,000 troops, which it collects from the kharkiv, kupinsky and , by the way, from the kherson direction. then they can afford it from secondary ones, because, sorry, now against ukraine only in 527,000 russian troops are active in the active phase of the hostilities at the front, they simply do not need to remove the relevant group today, as they think, in order to close the holes in the khark, sorry for the kurdish direction, this is an outright delusion, let's say it again , and it is about a completely different situation. we created pressure on the russian direction, on the russian regions in the kurt region in order to disperse the enemy's troops, so that his reserves could not move freely in a certain direction, so that they had to maintain more troops along the entire border, stretch the front, you mean not stretch the front, i em

this is not such a one-time action, it may be that it is a long-term plan, and could it be that the kurt region, and the region and those borders... that you outlined, it could actually be a bridgehead for ukrainian forces or for those forces that entered this region, well, the thing is that these are not ukrainian forces, we no confirmation has yet been heard from the official representatives of ukraine, who are authorized to make such statements. the only thing i heard was that on august 6, the ministry of defense of the russian federation announced that 300 personnel of some units entered the territory of the kursk region, tried to enter... so i conditionally, on the third day i already call them 300 spartans, otgu, we will call them 300 spartans, it doesn’t matter how many there are now, because now their number has increased in the ministry of defense of the russian federation in their call, so to a thousand or more, but 300 athletes, so if you look in general , how the control of the territories in the suzhan district is expanding, already partially... in the koreniv district, this

armed forces of ukraine, now it can be said, are already working directly on the territory of the kurtion, taking many prisoners, liberating the territory. in the east, the situation is actually very difficult, and with regard to the transfer of some units from the east, no one is transferred to kursksk, the russians, this is a priority direction for them, and they do not change such plans, as their goal was to reach the administrative borders of the donetsk region, so it and remained, that's why they work so actively in the east, they transfer here whoever they can, if there is one a little easier, then due to the fact that the reserves that were supposed to go here will be abandoned. but from pokrovsky, from toretsky, from the kramatorsk direction and from lymansk, apparently, because this is also their plan, they do not transfer units to kursk, the troops of the group north of the leningrad military district are currently working in kursk, these are the belgorod, bryansk and kursk regions , that is, they transfer someone from vovchansk, someone from kupyansk there, they say that rei

kurt region, from the point of view of international law, is the territory of the russian federation, no, we can exercise effective control over it, however. this is an occupation of the word itself, it cannot be changed. there are different motives for the occupation. the russians occupied our territory because their task is the liquidation of the ukrainian state and annexation ukrainian territories to russia. this is one goal of occupation, as well as annexation. by and large, the russian occupation of ukrainian territories is a step towards annexation. we occupied the territory of the kurdish region in order to reduce the military potential of the army, which carried out aggression against our state. and to afford to reduce the resources and capabilities of the russians on our front. that is, it is a retaliatory occupation. by the way, i wanted to ask you, but when the allies occupied the territory of germany in 190 there in 44-45, was it an occupation? that's it was called the occupation zone, no security experts called it anything else. soviet, french, british, american zones of

, let's remember that two weeks before the start of the military operation in the territory of the kurt region, head of the main intelligence department of the ministry. of defense, bodanov is wrong about the fact that russian troops are accumulating forces in the northern direction it was believed that it was the ukrainian-belarusian border. instead, in your ether, i am talking about the fact that it is possible that we are talking about the sumy direction. accordingly, the main intelligence department of the ministry of defense, having information about the transfer of personnel of the armed forces of the russian federation and heavy armored vehicles , prevented the formation on the territory. kursk region of the invasion contingent, which aimed to repeat the kharkiv scenario, that is , an attack on ukrainian territory already directly in the direction of sumy. hit on preemption disrupted these plans of the russian side and led to serious successes of the defense forces of ukraine, namely the advance into the russian territory, according to various estimates, up to 35-40 km, if it is

look, in the kurt region, including, they invested millions of rubles in the so-called teroboron, whichwith ukraine, the ten-tero defense, yes, they write down an appeal under the kursk: vladimir vladimirovich, help, there are no people who oppose what is happening, no, because patriotism, you see, it is pretended with... to a large extent, for money, some part is ready to go kill and fight, this is a separate story, and those who are not for money, they are not ready for this, there is no unity, there is no, you know, such a surge that let's support the people who are evacuating there, they have already evacuated almost 170,000 people there, and they want to evacuate in the territory of temporarily occupied ukrainian and russian cities , an announcement appears that we are apartments in natives of the kursk belgorod region. do not give up this is about the unity of, let's say, russia, about what is happening there, that is, this story also showed that the myth painted by putin, that we are all here together against the west and so on, it works very well when the situation is more or le

i will thank all the same people the mayor leoffice, cal, tndc, kurting development and bank of amicoin me today. thank you all. [applause] >> it sounds we are still waiting for the mayor to arrive and luckily, i have en anning to talk to you about very important state and local measures that [lghte as we all know, it is critically importt ue both local investment and state investment fohousing like 921 howards. while we have a here, thank you irwin, we want to express how grateful we are tol putting prop 5 on e ballot. prop 5 for those wknow and hopefully learning more up to november 5 will lowering the voter threshold for local bonds for things like affordable housing and infrastructure like schools, parks, open space, public health brand public transit. the state has been doing its part to make it much sier for localities to raise funds to support affordable housing so please do your part and vote foprop 5 on november 5. this along with previous stng ■z legislation that allowed for the creation of regional financing authorities li area housing finance agency, which serves th count

could kurt sumer be about to leave? welcome to the programme.nother big night of headlines at the olympics on thursday with the track providing plenty of drama. the men's 200 metres or a surprise winner take home the gold and there was a new world record set in the men's 400 metres hurdles. that was down to the usa, breaking her own record time. she was untouchable on the final state. improving on her own record time earlier this year. 50.37 seconds and was far ahead of her compatriot anna cockrell who won silver and the netherlands who took the bronze. and there was a shock somewhat in the men's 200 metres where all eyes were on noah lyles who was hoping for a sprint double at the games to add to his own 100 metre. not to be. he was below par and tested positive for covid after the race. the headlined belonged to letsile tebogo who won gold. it was a first in botswana's history as tebogo came home with a winning time of 19.46 seconds ahead of americans kenneth bednarek with liles having to settle for bronze. ., ., ., ., bronze. for me, i am not

very good to | talk to you, as ever, kurt volker.d we many thanks once again to you for your time and we will begin some reaction from kyiv itself very shortly post first, though, a quick break. around the world and across the uk, this is bbc news. more now on ukraine's surprise incursion inside russian territory. we have looked at the uk position on the use of tanks and had reaction from the us. now let's head to kyiv. inna sovsun is a ukrainian mp and joins me now from the ukrainian capital. what is the reaction there in ukraine to this surprise attack by ukrainian forces, because some people have questioned the military wisdom of it, but is it a morale booster, would you say, for the ukrainian people? it booster, would you say, for the ukrainian people?— booster, would you say, for the ukrainian people? it was definitely a morale booster, _ ukrainian people? it was definitely a morale booster, after— ukrainian people? it was definitely a morale booster, after a - ukrainian people? it was definitely a morale booster, after a year,

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. - [tom] this is kurt, a successful business executive and cpa. he did all the right things to protect his personal information and it still didn't matter. - i change my passwords all the time, i shred my documents, and i lock my documents up, so i thought i was bulletproof, honestly. - what's the feeling of violation that comes with having someone steal your identity? - it was like someone came into my house and stole something. the whole act of it was insidious. - [tom] it took kurt four frustrating and stressful years of fighting with the irs to begin to correct the damage and prove his identity, and he's a cpa. - i kept getting bounced around, having to tell my story over and over again to each new person that i had to talk to. i was frustrated, i was overwhelmed, and i felt so alone. - did you wonder and worry about what other things might be coming down the pike related to this? - absolutely. is someone gonna take out a loan in my name or buy a car in my name and then totally ruin my credit? and that's one of the main reasons i got lifelock