you good morning, everyone my name is mark sullivan ventilation the manager think tiffany's additionally as a board member thank you for the alliance and this is a a journey in 19 three 7 in the first store in new york and san francisco opened the first location away from new york and this is the largest store outside of negotiation in the nation 60 years of service in san francisco thank you, thank you at the (clapping.) we'll see more. thank you. >> i can tell you in our current said security and safety and trendness are the primary concern to that end i want to thank you, mayor breed for the safety and it didn't go unnoticed to achieve where is the chief. >> thank you pushing back scott and lieutenant i'm british thank you for keeping us safe. union square has never looked to beautiful you got me on the ice the christmas tree is ready correct so a holiday tree is ready to take part we're watching with tyler on the junior restaurants and i know we're clean we are ready to welcome thousand and thousands of visitors so a pack and the holiday season but make sure we get the business we ne

you good morning, everyone my name is mark sullivan ventilation the manager think tiffany's additionallyboard member thank you for the alliance and this is a a journey in 19 three 7 in the first store in new york and san francisco opened the first location away from new york and this is the largest store outside of negotiation in the nation 60 years of service in san francisco thank you, thank you at the (clapping.) we'll see more. thank you. >> i can tell you in our current said security and safety and trendness are the primary concern to that end i want to thank you, mayor breed for the safety and it didn't go unnoticed to achieve where is the chief. >> thank you pushing back scott and lieutenant i'm british thank you for keeping us safe. union square has never looked to beautiful you got me on the ice the christmas tree is ready correct so a holiday tree is ready to take part we're watching with tyler on the junior restaurants and i know we're clean we are ready to welcome thousand and thousands of visitors so a pack and the holiday season but make sure we get the business we need to

you good morning, everyone my name is mark sullivan ventilation the manager think tiffany's additionallyyou for the alliance and this is a a journey in 19 three 7 in the first store in new york and san francisco opened the first location away from new york and this is the largest store outside of negotiation in the nation 60 years of service in san francisco thank you, thank you at the (clapping.) we'll see more. thank you. >> i can tell you in our current said security and safety and trendness are the primary concern to that end i want to thank you, mayor breed for the safety and it didn't go unnoticed to achieve where is the chief. >> thank you pushing back scott and lieutenant i'm british thank you for keeping us safe. union square has never looked to beautiful you got me on the ice the christmas tree is ready correct so a holiday tree is ready to take part we're watching with tyler on the junior restaurants and i know we're clean we are ready to welcome thousand and thousands of visitors so a pack and the holiday season but make sure we get the business we need to be present so to th

mark milley? have you talked to jake sullivan, national security? but i'm saying it really partly as auestion. but as we sometimes joke it to bits of socratic, like, why do you have this much power and shouldn't you? because and he says, yes, he's been talking to them and he finally it resolves itself rather well. i think. which is he ds up deciding to give up and to sell control of a certain number of starlink satellites and services and even make a military version of it called star shield that he is now selling out right to the u.s. government. and it's intelligence agencies. so u.s. officials get to decide how the starlink is enabled to be used by the ukraine ukrainians. i think starlink and twitter, the questions obvious, is it good for this much power to be inhe hands? no, no, it's not. and that's why i think it's good that finally says we're going to give up this power. i must say, the only time i don't know the exact sequence of when did mike molly know when it was enabled. not because the times he would kick me out of the room. and the only questions he wouldn't answer is when it was

here is that round up of the snooker play. 23 years of trying mark rob mickens has been transit beat robbie or sullivanin for ronnie o'sullivan in the end. it win for ronnie o'sullivan in the end. ., , �* , end. it wasn't in the highest standard — end. it wasn't in the highest standard from _ end. it wasn't in the highest standard from ronnie - end. it wasn't in the highest - standard from ronnie o'sullivan, but it came down to the decider and in the end mickens lacks that bit of composure when he needed. two great chances to win the decider but ultimately ronnie o'sullivan is through. in ultimately ronnie o'sullivan is throu~h. , ., , ultimately ronnie o'sullivan is throu~h. , , through. in previous matches, the milkman had _ through. in previous matches, the milkman had 170 _ through. in previous matches, the milkman had 170 france _ through. in previous matches, the milkman had 170 france and - through. in previous matches, the milkman had 170 france and it - milkman had 170 france and it matches and suddenly he is piling in their 5—5, matches and suddenly he is piling in their5—5, going matches and

for all the evidence stacked >> for all the evidence stacked up against matt sullivan in the murder trial defense attorney mark'stion's case, there was a contradiction. labeled with a grim clinical term. the post morton interval. >> there were two separate medical examiners we examine the body, they both found and then testified to the fact that the postmortem interval, which is the period of time between the autopsy and what science determines to be the time of death, they both found that that was a 30 to 60-day window. >> meaning according to the condition of her body, liz was murdered no earlier than the summer of 2016. the prosecution's whole case was based on the idea that matt killed her in october of 2014. nearly two years earlier. the big problems that the defense, and it created a whole big lump of reasonable doubt. to which the prosecutors said. >> that did not take into account the possibility that something could have interrupted or delayed the decompose-ization process and both the medical examiner testified that freezing is something that could delay it. >> freezing, you may remember the very first

israel to the united kingdom, mark revive, now serves as a senior adviser to israeli prime minister, benjamin netanyahu. ambassador, national security adviser, jake sullivan, saying un-american maybe among those released today. talk about what it takes to get an american hostage out of the situation that clearly is a conflict between israel and hamas. >> first of all, we'd like them to all come out immediately, all the hostages. they should all be released immediately and unconditionally, but hamas does not play that game. with the help of the biden administration, we negotiated a deal that allows for 50 people to be released over a period of four days. so far, we have received two groupings of 13, which totals 26. this means there is another that hamas has committed to release in the next two days. as you know, the priorities that were negotiated were for women and children. you're national security adviser told nbc this morning, there are three americans in that category, we hope to see them in the coming two days. >> ambassador, is this just buying time for hamas to regroup and to live to fight another day? we all know that israel is at the conclusion

jake sullivan this is, of course, not just a policy issue but a political, you for president biden as well. our poll numbers that we released recently show president biden is not getting high markss handling of this crisis and so what happens next how he deals with the release of these remaining american hostages, the remaining hostages overall, will be critical. and then, of course, the growing pressure to try to mitigate the growing civilian death toll, the humanitarian catastrophe that is evolving in the region we know that some democrats are now calling for any new aid to israel to be contingent on steps taken to try to mitigate civilian deaths. so it's a major test for president biden who is locked in a very fierce fight for his own re-election, hallie. as you know, when you match hi up against former president trump, currently former president trump is beating him not just nationally but in key battleground states. still about a year to go >> that's for sure a lot of moving pieces indeed. kristen welker, thank you very much we'll look for more on "meet the press. kristen will be joined by jake sullivan and by republican congressman mike turner of ohio as well. >>> tens of

marking. >> it is. you know, i think it's really important to hone in on two of the comments that have been made thus far. senator sullivane are waking up with glee at this event. saying that it's really just about promotions. saying it's just about individuals who deserve to get another star or another important position really doesn't capture what's going on here. and i'm glad you mentioned chain of command because i remember the chairman of the joint chiefs of staff not so long ago the chairman, mark milley, describing why an acting leader is not the same as the permanent leader. the acting leader doesn't have the ability to say, okay, everybody, i'm harnessing the horses, we're doing x. he can or she can, but it's different. it's a different kind of planning and resolve and mission decision making that puts readiness in peril. and when senator sullivan said that putin and xi are delighted, he's absolutely right. because there isn't permanent leadership in these hundreds of positions and you could argue dozens of critical ones. the idea that the marine corp. leader had two jobs and now cardiac arrest over the weekend,

mark. >> or should we just bring you some breaking news? it's being reported and by his agent as well. actually on twitter, ex that dean sullivanaying that he passed away yesterday peacefully following a short illness , best following a short illness, best remembered as the long serving cast member of the groundbreaking brookside playing jemmy corkhill, making him a soap icon. and that indeed from his agent, deep sadness they express their he had prostate cancer in 2018. >> so whether it's linked to that or not, who knows? we'll no doubt get more detail. mark, you're of an age, you're similar to me, slightly older, but i mean, brookside, brookside when that all kicked off was. yeah, but that was it was proper groundbreaking wasn't it? >> yeah, it was. it was incredible because what brookside was, which was obviously coronation street wasn't it at that time was hardcore and you know it really dean hardcore and you know it really dealt in a very sort of forthright manner with some of the real issues, you know, drug addiction and, you know , murder addiction and, you know, murder with, you know , all the detail with, you know, all