to read it from its nuclear program and this is abroad, this is a, an agenda that has been with matt danielle for many, many years. and now today is the closest she ever got to bring that to face to face . so he will probably do everything possible to try and trigger a direct confrontation as long as it doesn't happen on israel as voters. and this is what i think the us and blinking it would have to be particularly careful off and this must stay on his mind as it goes around. the reason trying to contain the pressure as much as possible, it is incredibly difficult. as you say, the position he is in, i mean, how close all we now do you think to a wide, a regional concept kind of be avoided? i still think it can be avoided, but he has got to address that or you core issue. and that does is ro, it's ability to act with infinity, its ability to infringe 70 of all sorts of nations neighboring it. they've already attacked with drones and missiles and syria repeatedly in lebanon by mistake in egypt. so i live stretching the, i'm and it can go on like this. if you say that's relieved by the flow, i d

quick final thought on this, because we have daniel matt coming up.e's got 14 million followers on twitter. he stops people, he's gotten famous for asking people what the heck do you do for a living. mostly rich people like you, kevin, watch here. >> hey, what do you do for a living? >> i'm mr. wonderful, i invest in entrepreneurs, help them build great jobs in america, the american dream. >> sandra: simple concept like that, viral, massive following because people love that question, what do you do for a living. people like to hear success stories. what did you think when you met him, by the way? >> kevin: he was a great guy but he asked a simple question, i gave a simple answer. the truth is we are so blessed in america with the greatest base of entrepreneurs and we all believe in the american dream. let them do their thing, don't get in their way with more burdensome regulation. they created the economy, created the jobs, leave them alone. >> sandra: daniel mac will be joining us live and pleasantly surprised to hear that he asked you that question

daniel moylan and political commentator matt stadlen. and of course you.portant people. loads of messages coming in. thank much. in thank you so much. in particular, carla. hi, carla. good evening . um, please tell good evening. um, please tell dawn her teal blazer is dawn that her teal blazer is absolutely gorgeous classy . absolutely gorgeous and classy. i it.thank absolutely gorgeous and classy. i it. thank you very much. i love it. thank you very much. got matching highlighter as got us matching highlighter as well, carla well, which is a bit sad. carla i daniel has a matching i guess daniel has a matching orange. i guess daniel has a matching oraiise. a suit rim of your >> is it a suit rim of your suitcase with your orange tie? >> well, the lining have two >> well, the lining i have two lining the jacket. lining of the jacket. >> are teamed up purely by >> we are teamed up purely by chance team orange. daniel chance for team orange. daniel is daniel also has is and daniel also has a matching scarf and gloves outside, seen and outside, which i've seen

and danielle brooks. apologies to matt damon. we ran out of time for him.ways so much harder than you thought it would be you throw it all away when they come calling ♪ ♪ never the one for a long goodbye leave before the end then you're off running ♪ ♪ should've seen the truth but you held it so tight hidden so well that it fooled me ♪ ♪ now you're out walking on the edges of life selling that same old smile just to get by ♪ ♪ ooh ooh ooh someday i'll someday i'll try ♪ ♪ ooh ooh ooh to forget the look in your eyes ♪ ♪ ooh ooh ooh someday i'll try ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ you told me you're afraid of the sea like your family always falling down ♪ ♪ all this time in an endless night with a weary heart leads to mornin' time ♪ ♪ should've seen the truth but you held it so tight hidden so well that it fooled me ♪ ♪ now you're out walking on the edges of life selling that same old smile just to get at me yeah ♪ ♪ ooh ooh ooh someday i'll someday i'll try ♪ ♪ ooh ooh ooh to forget the look in your eyes ♪ ♪ ooh ooh ooh someday someday i'll try ♪ ♪ [ cheers and applause ] ♪ >>> thi

other people like the previous years are going to show up here back to you daniel and and hold the line there if you can uh mattre beating their chests at almost uh uh in the i want let me just give you the time at uh 1:29 am tehron local time, it's uh... all am local time, but people are alive here just uh commemorating his loftest status, they're paying homeage, they're paying respect to his loft status and that is, it shows that he was a special personality, was a great man that definitely would be no forgetting for his loss, there would be no forgetting uh for his name to vanish to fade away uh definitely for many centuries to come, his name will remain as role model for all freedom securs and encounter uh terror uh commanders and anyone who want to fight terrorism definitely for centuries to come his uh his name will remain for good in history okay there we go oh pardon that didn't have a sound there for second uh thank you someone and uh and we spoke of uh the late um general often in iran before his martterdom, he was national hero and all his accompanishments, his achievements, his fight against terrori

matt bradley, thank you very much. joining us, former israeli peace negotiator and the president of the middle east project, daniel levyt's your sense of how long and how much hezbollah and other proxies are going to be willing to take on the chin, as matt just said, before they feel compelled to get involved? >> well, they're looking at this, and i think they're saying israel is doing itself significant damage with what is going on in gaza. why interrupt and ruin that. is this the time for them to go. america is doing themselves considerable damage in supporting the israeli actions, so i think the about -- capacity, the possibility of what's going on in the red sea with the houthis, iraq and syria, we've seen what's going on with lebanon. the way you dial this down has to pass through the cease fire in gaza, that's what all the groups are saying. absorb the capacity, israel is a little bit unpredictable element here, how much do they continue to ratchet up, but we're not there yet. every day that the war in gaza continues, we continue to roll that dice. >> let's talk about the day after, whenever that day comes. secre

daniels. so, chris christie drops out. hypothetically, because he sees no path for himself. also, because he keeps making the argument donald trump could be president. surely, chris christie could do enough mattthe way for donald trump. >> first, i want to say, i'm so happy to be with you guys at the table. the first episode, very excited for this show. you are 100% right. in that speech that he gave, he announced he was leaving, he, i think he said was he wanted to make sure he didn't do anything to make sure, to make it easier for trump to make it back to the white house, right? that was the first thing on his mind. he told he dropped out now, before the voting started, so that he would have the biggest impact on the race. he was not really playing in iowa. we are unlikely to see kind of this big shake-up in iowa. but new hampshire is where that matters. and when you talk to folks around chris christie, is he interesting to be talked about the people wanting to be in front of things, and be out front? >> ambition. >> we talked about ambition a lot. he still has that, but he knows if he, wants to stay out of the white house and the third party that it's not where he should be. a lot of the t

daniels, and jasmine flores. the financial planning team aaron khovanova, matt friberg, maggie yap, christina venice, john chen and clarissa wan. the capital finance team, nikolai sklaroff, edward kwong, dan fuchs, eric quark, the strategy and innovation team, trisha, trisha yang and luke fuller, and of course, the hundreds more staff from throughout the puc and surprises and bureaus who have played a part in developing this budget. i can't think of a more significant way that the puc comes together and works together on a big project. this has really been a truly agency wide effort, and i'm so grateful for everyone that's worked so hard on this over the past year. thank you. thank you lauren. laura and uh, congratulations. now you were officially, um, in the position that you've been doing so well, in my opinion. um, thank you dennis. thank you. nancy and aaron. the whole team, um, for, you know, for the thorough presentation, i mean, this pretty much summarizes, you know, all the stuff that we've been looking at that you've been giving reports on every year. and it's pretty amazing that, um, um, the budget proce