lehman said, you have to. but over time, pentagon had grown so comfortable with a new system, they'd stop this potential downside. depriving the president of informed dissenting opinion as they deserved to be heard, lehman said. if i had been told, i might have made the same decision, but at least i would have been better informed. i'm telling you this, you right to make a larger point. no matter how smart you are. and on the level you are. if make enough decisions, some of them will look wrong in light subsequent events and those errors will happen more often when you base those decisions on unwarranted assumptions or fail to follow up on leads. that's a big reason if they share common goal diverse groups with different backgrounds, knowledge make better decisions than homogeneous ones or lone geniuses. on that day, john lehman was a patriot and recognizing that we shared a common no more 9/11 doesn't matter if you're republican or democrat. we need to make a contribution to that that. that's a that has great

soccer news stealing your is keeping a local standout in bay area citing cal for a former cow carly lehman catholic three-year contract limos and acc offensive player of the year. this past season, golden bears scored 16 goals. and 21 games. >> and added 6 assists to morgan hill native was also played san francisco lands in the usl wa this summer. she joins that. afc team entering othar second year and the w and wsl trying to build on a playoff appearance in their very first year. existence i was loved one teams keep local products. you know, like a homegrown player and now we all get to keep rooting for. >> totally, it's just still feels weird to hear like the acc. all right, the 1000, but used to and i got to say, i'm still not used to it maybe next year. we will spent months. well, the countdown to the rose parade is officially underway with volunteers putting the finishing little touches on the floats. each float took months to complete. >> includes thousands of flowers. other little items to make them look all pretty. jennifer mcgraw has the details from pasadena. >> it's magic in the

. >> i want trump to lehman, didn't have a dog first time around. i wanted him to get a pitbull.y soprano going out to get the paper. comes out with a cigar. >> name the pitbull dmx. [laughter] >> it belongs inside. [laughter] >> ninetys rap song getting paid, is it money ain't the thing? >> all about it. if you are disqualifying dating which i understand what it will depend him on national tv right now steve got us. and i got to speak with the guy who played reagan in the hit movie about his life. having played clinton first, it's got to be a different experience. >> my very first scene doing greg and where they get shot and we are watching tv. we are going to have to get information about that right away. [laughter] >> shadow, a realistic impression of bill clinton and his wife is going to run for president. [laughter] and getting but his movie was a smash. the country had pride in that era. you kind of feel like on some level trump is bringing that back? >> i really hope so. i've got to be on stage with dragon wants, the bicentennial of the constitution and i remember, i went

>> i think one thing that is important to keep in mind and that charles lehman writes about in the pieceou just cited is to remind people that this killing of brian thompson is part of a pattern of normalized political violence over the past decade or so. steve scalise, attempted assassination. gabby gifford. violent rioting of the blm. you have january 6th. you have the pro-hamas riots. you have protests regularly now at the homes of supreme court justices. you have even people like a liberal museum cur ateor in brooklyn whose apartment building was attacked. why? she is jewish and a zionist and unacceptable. my point is we have normalized an ideology that suggests certain people because of their identity and their jobs or because of their political outlook are somehow ripe and in fact justifiable targets for violence. the same group of people, bill and dana, who like to tell us that silence is violence are going out and justifying the cold blooded murder of a father of two. how is that -- how does that comport? how do you make sense of that? the only way you make sense of it is if you

president trump stand into steps into the fund invites lehman the continuing resolution and timing of debt limit. house speaker mike johnson under plan under pressure to fund the government deadlines parking frustration on capitol hill putting the speakership at risk with the vote for speaker looming on january 3. were on it joining the conversation strategic wealth partner mark kepler the president of lonski importance lee carter. "mornings with maria" is live right now. ♪. mariaa: we kick it off with a hot topic of hour lawmakers are scrambling to avoid tomorrow's midnight deadline digital political correspondent brooke singh been with the details. >> good morning more than 1500 page spending bill to avoid a government shutdown tomorrow is effectively dead on arrival, speaker johnson yank the bill from the floor after president trump and his allies torched the massive package which included a pay raise for congress. trump sending this morning saying any republican that would be so stupid as to vote for this should and will be primary. elon musk celebrating once the deal was dead say

the month after lehman fell so it's very hard to find a job right now. charles: why are these now so confident there? >> it begs reason, because their own research shows job losses started in april of 2024 according to the philadelphia fed. what they might be saying is the economy is coming out of a short and shallow recession. charles: so this came out last week and i thought it was absolutely fantastic from the atlanta fed. their own sort of measure, inflation measures. nine different metrics there. what's compelling here, folks, is so this is november of last year and november of this year. everything has come down obviously, right? but if you look at where they should be in terms of their target this is 3.3 the target is 2.3 there. 3.9 target 2.6. all of them right here. as far away from the target as possible, as they could possibly be, and yet again, it feels like are they whistling past the graveyard? >> i don't think so, but what's bizarre to me with the cleveland fed president dissenting, she's a rookie but it's her cleveland fed shelter inflati

- he arrived on september 11 were 12th, 2001, i arrived september 22, 20 third 2008, the day that lehman brothers collapsed. one of the first people i called was stephen, no longer with us, who arrived at the height of the asian financial crisis. you don't know who you will be confronted with you arrived but certainly there was a lot of attention in the early days to that. we continue to work on the korea and u.s. free trade agreement as president obama came into the office and set as presidents do that it needs to be improved before we can accept and ratify it. the talks were winding down, as ambassador hill used to put it, when it became evident that kim jong-il was very ill. i remember the ambassador taking a car from seoul for what seemed to be a last ditch effort to keep the six party process going. it did not go on, we had testing, we worked with u.s. command in korea as north korea carried out nuclear tests. we had the sinking of a ship in 2010, a shelling of an island in 2010. i refer to all of this in the book, in the chapter. and the things you don't expect like wikileaks were

we learned cruise is attached with supernatural scarer deeper from edge of tomorrow director doug lehmanecently said that he's so excited to make a scary movie because it's something neither he or tom has ever done. the film is about an astronaut who encounters something really terrifying while on a deep dive into a water trench that no human has ever explored before. that sounds really scary. deeper has been in development for almost a decade. first, bradley cooper was attached. then idris elba was attached. but now it's going to cruise. he will go deeper with this film. it's in development right now and that's pop news. thank you lara. >> mindy kaling is next. >> i've had the most incredible life. i don't really look back that much. i'm a person who looks forward. >> good morning america. next week, right before the release of his highly anticipated documentary never too late elton john. exclusive from his incredible career to his battles with addiction, to how he's doing now, and what about his friendship with john lennon? >> how does that still impact you today? >> elton robin i'm st

conductora: el escÁndalo del momento, daddy yankee lehman a su esposa por extraer $100,000,000 de sus culebrilla... podría despertar en ti. si tienes 50 años o más, habla con tu doctor o farmacéutico acerca de cómo prevenir la culebrilla. ciudad de Éxico este fin de jessica:vamos a hablar ahora del potrillo. karla: alejandro fernÁndez llegÓ la ciudad de mÉxico estÉ fin de semana. hablo de todo. desde los Últimos momentos de su padre vicente fernÁndez hasta si habrÁ colaboraciÓn con luis miguel. lo van a creer el mensaje que le manda a los que dudan de su sexualidad. [hablan a la vez] alejandro: ya sabrÁn con el corazÓn un poco apachurrado, pero la vida tiene que continuar. de alguna manera lo sentÍ que estaba ahÍ. mi madre cada aniversario de mi padre le hacen un evento. y bueno. se reÚne toda la familia. hacemos reuniones con todos. [hablan a la vez] >> una medium contacto con tu padre y dice que se fue tranquilo. alejandro: sÍ, se fue tranquilo. podemos decir en su lecho de muerte en el hospital yo fui el Único que se quedÓ hasta... hasta el final. se sintiÓ feo, pero lo vi tan en p

thank you very much, commissioner lehman. thank you for your leadership in terms of connecting with council of great city schools and frankly, bringing us the student outcomes focused governance. so thank you. all right. any other reports seeing none. we are moving to adjournment. this meeting is adjourned at 9:33 p.m. okay. good afternoon and welcome to the san francisco historic preservation commission hearing for wednesday, december 4th,

thank you very much, commissioner lehman. thank you for your leadership in terms of connecting with council of great city schools and frankly, bringing us the student outcomes focused governance. so thank you. all right. any other reports seeing none. we are moving to adjournment. this meeting is adjourned at 9:33 p.m. cisco port commission for november 25th, 2024. roll call. president. kimberly brandon. vice president gail gilman. president. commissioner. willie adams. here. commissioner stephen engblom. here. and commissioner sen

and the cold war and what is united states government done for these good americans, that trend, lehmanin all, what has the government done with them? nothing but expose them to nuclear radiation and done nothing mr. president. that is why this body finally acted this year, acting with the huge bipartisan majority, legislation that would finally compensate an honor those americans who served their country who gave their help in many cases gave their lives for this country's national security as part of their nuclear program. mr. president wealth is body has acted the house is not in here we are now at the end of this calendar year at the end of this legislative session and because the house has waded in because the house is stalled and failed to act the radiation ex-boucher compensation program is fully expired so that no american, no veteran, no one across the country was been exposed by the government of his radioactive waste not a single person has been compensated for the cancers that they have contracted compensated for the loved ones that they have lost to radioactive related dise