you could play either mattis or tillerson, right? rex has stayed or mattis at the pentagon because they would say they would say, boss bob me and one day and he was just ripping on these guys because they wouldn't support his trade policy. south korea all we wanted to do was get out of a bad trade deal with hillary clinton was the architect of and we got out of that and we were able to save the pickup truck industry in this country if we hadn't got of that, the pickup industry, the pickup drug energy would be gone. okay. within a few years. and so what? but people didn't understand when we when we did that is that it's all about it's all about the deal with president trump and threatening to get out of there. he knew they needed us more than we needed them. he threatening them would we would get our way? and we did and now the alliance is stronger. and the principle here, david and this is really important one, this is saying you always understood is that when you trade off economic security, like in a bad trade deal for national sec

trump had given the authority to mattis to shoot down an incoming missile like that.he national cathedral to pray to make peace with his god that as defense secretary, he might have to use nuclear weapons to defend our country. and this, the presidents presentation on this is, well, it's instate -- who knows? i mean, come on. i, i baffle, i am increasingly baffled the more that i hear the casual disconnect that in the sense he has of obligation to himself, i guess. i mean, about kim jong-un. i'm the only one who knows. i mean, come on. i never heard -- i interviewed bots of presidents, and people who work with them, and got notes and transcripts of meetings in the white house. never heard another president say anything like that. i'm the old -- lots of big egos in the presidency, never heard one say, i, i'm the only one who knows. >> yeah, and also, just the relationship, not for negotiating, just for whatever, who knows. bob, stay with us. i want to talk to you more. someone else is about to join us. the other half of the legendary woodward bernstein duo. carl bernst

you had mcmaster, mattis and john kelly. kelly was a chief of staff.mattis was a secretary of defense. mcmaster was a national security adviser. now, you and and i both knot the most important thing in a military, for the military to work, is chain of command. you are supposed to always abaty the chain of command. and repeatedly these three generals would receive direct orders, direct order from the commander-in-chief, and they'd walk out the door and they would countermand those orders. if somebody did that to them in their chain of command they would be in the brig and charged appropriately. but that's the kind of thing that i witnessed. it was just a lot of say yes, do no type of personnel who got elected. lighthizer, he's got a life with him taking back trump's a key said after one of these knockdown drag out would always have in the oval between the two forces, like there's two kinds of people in the white house. it's the ones that thought they had to save the world from trump, and the ones who thought trump would save the world. and therein lies

. >> reporter: mattie is a big warrior spend . >> he is just cute and he has good personality. he is a good player . >> reporter: she and her mother are in town because mattie participated in basketball camp they came all the way from indiana . >> we book a flight not that we have the money for it or anything but i made it happen for us. i have been saving up some money. >> reporter: although they are intown, th money on everything else. n aly >> reporter: the cheapest tickets on stub hub are around $240 and that is without the fees in addition to that. othe tickets are in the same price. for many diehard fans, these prices are just out of reach. still, these two are ready to show support in other ways. >> we hope to see the workers play. she would like to meet jordon poole. >> and look at that banner, yes seven-time champions. so much to look forward to. those tickets are looking pretty pricey. justin, maybe next year >> yeah! maybe next year, jocelyn. i know you were out there talking to some fans but i heard you stumbled into two special fans. tell us about these two. >> rep

israeli forces killed mattie with a bullet to the chest late on friday. that was after confrontations in his home town of a missouri that'd be between palestinians and israelis. soldiers, when local said they were trying to stand off an attack by israeli settlers. he loyal and compassionate friend is how his neighbor adam le dad, where members mattie minutes after he was lead to rest. he used to dream of having a good future. he's someone who love life and going out. he was going to be too soon. palestinians say not only is there no accountability for these killings, but the violence against them is being used as an electro world tactic. had of elections in november, palestinian say is really politicians hoped to get more votes by increasing assault on them. people here say math, these are only paul was trying to defend from an attack. by the way the secretary was turning into the most y m. and you're in the west bank, 2000 out of the 114 palestinians killed by israeli forces in the west bank this year. a 3rd were shot in gene in the northern westbank. ea

it were him. lost for words. friends of 17 year old mattie le dad. we remember her young man gone too soon. is really forces killed mattie with a bullet to the chest late on friday. that was after confrontations in his home town of al mazda al, gotta be between past indians and his really soldiers. when local said they were trying to fend off an attack by israeli settlers, a loyal and compassionate friend is how his neighbor adam le dad, where he members, maddie minutes after he was lee to rest. okay, hello. hello. hey, he used to dream of having a good future. he some one who love life and going out, he was gone. we too soon, palestinians say not only is there no accountability for these killings, but the violence against them is being used as an electoral tactic. had of elections in november, palestinian say is really politicians hope to get more votes by increasing assaults on them. people here say matthews, only paul was trying to defend me from an attack. by the way, the settlers turning into them all the while and here in the west bank is out o

picture mnuchin, kudlow, secretary mattis, secretary to listen, kelly as chief of staff, rob porter, i mentioned the staff secretary early as with most important things for president and that is a summary of the press and that staff secretary has the ability to skew that. i take your point that my observation going back to the original sin that said emotional whole chain of events it's a cautionary tale frame when he will occupy the oval office. the most of them were fired for incompetence or disloyalty we got to it. >> it did not strike that there was a lot and you focus onou where the administration could a better messaging me policy and i think there is a strong argument in your favor but the pandemic that completely occupied the minds of the american people in the disrupted jobs and killed people one of the reason he fell short for so many were on 2016 on trade in china.in even if you disagree his handling the debate, he is not what the american people were with his handling of the pandemic. talk about that. >> remember this is volume two of the memoirs. the first book, in trump

mattis was the secretary, the defense. mcmaster was the national security adviser. now, you and i both know that the most important thing in the military for the military to work is chain of command. you're supposed to always obey the chain of command and repeatedly these three generals would receive direct orders, direct orders from the commander in chief, and they'd walk out the door and they would countermand those orders if they were if somebody did that to them in their chain of command, they'd be in the brig and charged appropriately. but that's the kind of thing that i witnessed. there were just a lot of say, yes, do know types of personnel who thought they got elected. there's a great story about lighthouses. he's got he's got a really wry wit taking back trump's america. and he said, like the act after one of these knocked down drag outs, we would always have in the oval between the two two forces. like there's two kinds of people in the white house. it's the ones that thought they had to save the world from trump and the ones who thought trump would save t

sorry. she'd drindrat plenty pulled off. lucy's door thought mattie thought he had actually fall. says genius, that a bar on the stick is it is he who bella said. they say she bought these and he got her key manase. you made it on piano and she went off on to been full with you and i center pavel shirley. bye gum le dejani toyota. false. they were a horror, that stubborn. like all naturally to this wanted her ged if we take the j as to jose as a to print for were now jewish hospital it do close. get depending whichever city off in the trial. oh. need to becky sean questionnaire. ah. but after the debacle in vietnam, the french government knew that force alone was not enough. in that change was necessary. jack, so still was appointed governor of algeria in january 1955. and his liberal view was that by combating poverty. the rebellion could be ended. he created special administrative sections, the se, yes, to implement a hearts and minds program across algeria. french soldiers became teachers and doctors, as well as the intelligence agents. and the propaganda machine put out the me

tulle and the reformation and the protestants, so what did the greeks of the ogolins matty want, and they were simply the pope of rome not the vicar of god on earth and the kingdoms are not intermediaries between gods and people for divinity, they are guilty of being simple interpreters of the bible, tromboperating latin into living language and secularizing church lands tobok to convey the ballast of meat troops. only the approaches of the long-tailed mattles were completely different and it was not possible to form one ahaha, some later broad reformers washed themselves from their ideas, and the protestants themselves split into several swam, based, for the home of the lutherans , the followers of luther, switzerland had its own liter of swingerli, otherwise, the poor area the gardeners of the french have their own john calvin and calvinism and shady one and violent from granny named not by the name of his supporter anglicanism , although henrahonianism could be more, the initiator from the creation of the national english church. the king, heinrich 8, spoke. you were so much jon,

the other four, bill walton, luke walton, michael thompson, klay thompson, mattie goog us , berry. >>lis formulas. were you louder, or was he lower? >> it's a toss-up. and practice, he's got me. in the studio, i don't know. >>> get this . what would you do, burn , and all of you out there, if you won the lotto? would you vo: climate change is fueling a wildfire crisis. destroying our forests. threatening our communities. polluting our air. prop 30 taxes those making over $2 million a year. no one else pays a penny. 30 will reduce the tailpipe emissions that drive climate change. and prevent wildfires and toxic smoke. so we have clean air to breathe. this is about our kids' future. omar: prop 30 helps contain fires and combat tailpipe emissions. vote yes on 30. i see it in my office all the time. kids getting hooked on flavored tobacco, including e-cigarettes. big tobacco lures them in with flavors like lemon drop and bubble gum, candy flavors that get them addicted to tobacco products, and can lead to serious health consequences, even harming their brain development. that's why pediat

defense secretary james mattis told a congressional hearing, i don't think there's any such thing ascal nuclear weapon. any nuclear weapon used any time is a strategic game changer. david, your thoughts? >> what secretary mattis said is very close to what president biden said at that fund-raiser on thursday night. he said if there is use of a tactical weapon, i think that escalated up to greater nuclear use. he was pretty clear about it. he didn't see much of a difference. there are tactical nuclear weapons, including a few in the u.s. arsenal, although u.s. does not have many of them, that are smaller than that and would wipe out a downtown city. then you don't know which way the winds will blow the radiation. it's the winds that might be one of the greatest restraints on putin himself, because he doesn't want the radiation to blow back into russia. for a lot of the places he might be thinking of using the weapon, that's exactly what could happen. to the interesting question of how would we respond, it's hard for me to imagine that the u.s. would not have some kind of military respo

i mean, you're not going to alumni like no, no, the mattie about the was previously a civilian. he used to work in a gold mine before joining this branch of the p. d. f. gold mines like this one in korean state that was bombed in 2021 had been targeted by the military to cut off funds to opposition forces i was ordered there. don't, i'm and i blue. oh, there are others that allowing melinda and i was thinking i should be there. and when the new bill i read, i'm along with her and i've been waiting in on the walk and the board a i said, i'm going on a sent in a walk a i long video when i go to law. but to not call it, i want i want to not. and the got my in my and when the day in the new site i got i have a senior moment job. so she emily, our general manager. and he come in however little you know how to handle for a while and i believe or not. and we went to iowa, the linen. bonnie dinner went long. i know hello on. yeah. yeah, i got a, a, a little diana, a come up. i got on a loan. she with a little bit of a a. oh oh, this pdf unit is on the front line with territory controlle

and when she got, he might pick up will mattie's hey, i could do it. yeah. you got the that, that would be that us police didn't, you know, pretty sad story. and that i mean san derek. a pass very or see both on and it will come back on for him and come back to kenner and get him a couple club apartments. i'm not gonna come by said any say happy cooking as you can. and when i look into some way, i can be corrected, keep that the levy much, much wide open. okay. ah, ah, ernest and rosemont on bus america, big guy he, he took the quote on political the dock sample. because the small at the corner of this month and the bus is more than failed to and one, but i think they did not have an ideology of our struggle. they did not have weapons program separate. dennis mother got a little guy that the bottom b, p black and jeff and the south devon present it because i'm just shopping. i've gotten my actual shot then i'm going to go. so i got the formula. honda that she got all that big yet pickle up at the bottom, so don't yet have to embellish more nationally . so ga

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my friends call me mattie, and i should be dead." >> yeah.t's definitely true. >> you say, "addiction, the big terrible thing, is far too powerful for anyone to defeat palone. but together, one day at a time, we can beat it down." >> yeah. your disease is just outside, just doing one-arm push-ups, waiting. waiting for you. waiting to get you alone. because alone, you lose to the disease. and now i finally feel okay and feel like i've got some strength. >> what does it mean to feel okay? >> it means that i've developed some safety nets around this. you know, for some reason, it's obviously because i was on "friends," more people will listen to me. so i've got to take advantage of that, i've got to help as many people as i can. >> reporter: we've all learned it's not ours to ask someone in recovery how long they've been sober. he says it's why he's written the harrowing details of his journey through alcohol, all those drugs, and the fight to break free. 6,000 aa meetings, therapy 30 years, 15 rehabs. >> yeah. >> maybe, at least. half your life

>> the little pin is james mattis programs logo.because i am part of the james medicine program at princeton university it's one ofiv the has i wear there. i do the initiative on politics and statesmanship for the james mattis program. but, yes. that is the pin. >> host: that's based at princeton university, correct? speak to correct. the initiative in the james mattis program itself are all part of princeton university especially politics at princeton university. usfocusing on that if you're gog to have to remind me of your first question will affect. >> caller: reparations. >> guest: reparation thank you. the question of reparations i could almost quaff this for it usually comes up about every 15 years. and most recently it came up in an article written by nicole hamilton jones in the wake of the project. just before that, both of these were passionate arguments onof behalf of i have some questions and it is something which seems to be normal. we have in fact engaged in reparations payments for a number of groups who have suffered

it. abraham's reports lost for words friends of 17 year old mattie le dad. we remember her young man gone too soon, is really forces killed mattie with a bullet to the chest late on friday. that was after confrontations in his home town of al mazda. that'd be between past indians and his really soldiers when local said they were trying to fend off an attack by israeli settlers. a loyal and compassionate friend is how his neighbor adam leaded to where the members maddie minutes after he was li to rest. okay, i live in ohio and he used to dream of having a good future. he someone who loved life and going out, he was going to be too soon. palestinian say not only is there no accountability for these killings, but the violence against them is being used as an electoral tactic had of elections and november, palestinian say is really politicians hoped to get more vote by increasing assaults on them. people here say matthew only po was trying to defend you from an attack by the way that you wanna read palestinian scene killed. my really point when you for our turni

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and you'll have to renew miss mattie utsa to mucho as you mama shuttle specially to renew with these to those up linking. it'll give you a little bit of doing. please give me a welcome back across like where all things are considered. i'm peter labelle dramatically. we're discussing flipping the script with let's go back to tom in north florida. tom. one of the things i find very disturbing. i mean, after the, the, the barrage of the last couple of days biden was on the phone with zalinski. no surprise. and, and, you know, a continuing promising support in every a shape or form. is that an issue of moral hazard? i mean, there's a lensky gang has every reason to keep this going on as long as possible. okay. not for the sake of the ukrainian people or whatever will at be and become a ukraine, but for their own personal gains and goals. i mean, if you got the swift number as seen when they send the money, i mean, that is something, you know, that's a once in a lifetime gig and how many people would walk away from it. considering that the zelinski government is shown up a patently very l

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if you can choose, if you can't control your body, if you can't control your mattie, if you can't say i want to have freedom, how you can be, i'm a human being very by marchese is one of the protest organizers. her group wants to keep the momentum going and keep the world's attention on the struggle back home. it is not a really oh for weeks now people have been demonstrating, ron activists say, some 200 have died and protest to fight environment correct. on my authority. the european union is yet to take action. so far the european parliament has voted on the resolution calling for sanctions against tara belgian left. m. e. p. mark po tango belongs to the minority. not supporting this. if we want to have an impact, i think we need to engage to commit and even perhaps reconsider sanctions that are in place. because one of the absurdities today is that people protesting have more difficulties accessing internet or like messaging apps, the skype and so on. because of western sanctions, so that makes no sense at all. you foreign ministers are expected to approve penalties. the sanctions

yeah. mattie consul gray, you mural. you got the really just touching up curriculum now. student led you was just touching sure. ruckel, emergency hospital, additional student in full child wishing that you use her own the with them the brown in just a moment. that was true. i wish you the rules here. it was. i was sick yesterday i checked her job. she was mad. i'm walking out the studies with me for jewish musical material enough on all kinds of good. it was jewish and longer you bullshit. just the new solution, not people posted sustainable loan because look, least know a divorce load useful cold. i don't know who steve you i know boy the don't or i should just to do with these just opinions and losses come up with ah, she, she wrote in a village is 20 kilometers from mary you boat. it was once a resort by the sea of us all with a population of about $1500.00. the past 7 years, it's been called a ghost village. the as of regimen took it over in february 2015. 80 percent of the houses were destroyed and people had to leave the nationalist battalions and the ukrainian arm

the dagon failed families, wine estate is part of it. mattie taught has managed it since 1994. continuing a 150 year old family tradition is very important for us to keep the traditional a wines the t, the traditional technology, the cloudy tional varieties on the traditional set up, but also introduce all the modern technology which became available of the sensors in the ninety's typically the tow chi hills is the morning fog. this type of climate creates the ideal conditions for this wine. the dampness rising from nearby rivers and the generally mild temperature is of autumn favour that boatright has fungus or noble wrought infecting the grapes. this is mobar up and not drop. there is a huge difference between because of the but try these other grapes a gets concentrated and the crazy increases day by day if the bus right is it can grow. so this is something that is good and we are waiting for it. no other wine or great harvest demands as much work as the tow chi every grape has to be picked individually because the po tried us ripens at different times. the grapes don't all swivel down

so no matter why you call out to sara, we'll bring you the news and current affairs that mattie al jazeera would also be focused on the politics of the conflict. if the human suffering that we report, we brave bullet bomb and we always include the views from our sites, ah.

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i'm not joined bar correspondent, but he has bellinger who is standing by and key of mattie has tell us what you know about these latest attacks on keith and on the other side. yeah. again, attacks on several parts of ukraine. no. don't ably. the places that have been hit very often like in the collide, which is near the front lines, but also again on the capital. another power station there hit. so these attacks are killing targeting energy infrastructure. this is the same pattern as a last week where rockets and now or so, drones were shot out, or we were fired at a critical infrastructure in order to a make the situation more difficult with the upcoming winter heating electricity in the country. basically, to make my life more difficult for the civilians here in the country. now, president zalinski says one 3rd of ukraine's power great is out. i'll badly is that disrupting a daily life of ordinary people? where are you? so we have heard that 1000 settlements limit more than 1000 settlement without electricity at the moment the landscape said one 3rd of the power generating facilit

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there's no extra ones in california, though, mattis with the california poultry federation says, well, there will be a shortage of fresh turkeys. there will likely be in a frozen turkeys from out of state to meet demand. many shoppers are unaware of the turkey shortage but acted quickly. once they found out immediately rushed to my butcher. i'm like what's going >> and he's like i was going to be a turkey shortage. so shocked as i was. and i get my order. and right now the other downside of this shortage is once you check out, you'll be paying more for your turkey than you did last year. >> we saw roughly like a 15% increase this which is kind of star gets higher than in years previous. the bottom line is whether you're shopping here in antonelli's or somewhere else, if you want to make sure to have that fresh turkey for thanksgiving, you want to get your order in right now in san francisco, dan kerman kron, 4 news. >> on this friday eve, let's check on our 4 zone forecast. a live look at the busy san mateo bridge. it also looks hazy there. yeah, lawrence is standing by with what's go