all right, mike martin, the from king's college london life. thank you so much. thank he what time not for round of off. some of the news headlines around the wealth palestinian health officials say to palestinians have been killed by israel. any forces in the west bank rate on a refuge account the is really mandatory since it's moved into the cam for on the account. it's have a risk mission to destroy what it's called a militant come on center. is when a stepped up, it's mandatory rates over the past 18 months. a fi or it's an illegal fuel depot in many nice killed at least 34 people more than a dozen of those, but use it in the file. the place broke out as a warehouse near the border with nigeria, where motor is reportedly stuck up on concert on fuel sports. now, starting with football, it hasn't been the best week for when you're in berlin on wednesday. they will naturally be from by rail madrid, as they made to their champions league w. so they were hoping to avoid the dreaded european hangover by taking down haul from high mandible in this league. but the vi

so let's get a military perspective now on this from mike martin, who's the military analyst and senior fellow at kings college london. like i like to start by getting your thoughts on the dismissal of ukrainian defense minister from a military strategic standpoint. what do you think about changing horses, mid stream? good morning, terry. um, i think the strategy is all about narratives. and one of the narratives, the ukraine really, really has to take care of is corruption and bases of the west america, europe, who were giving so many weapons costing billions of dollars to ukraine. start to become more concerned about corruption. then that is something that could could table the supplied. and so no matter what skills of resident color we were offered in terms of the ministry skills. if there's any width of corruption, they must be seen to be dealt with very promptly ins. and strictly in the same way that the recruiting scandal and the replacement of the regional recruiters was dealt with a couple of months ago. and this is absolutely the white thing to do from the strategic point of vi

i also spoke about this was mike martin, the military analyst and senior fellow at kings college london. here's his take on ukraine changing defense minister in the middle of it's crucial counter offense. i think the strategy is all about narratives. and one of the narratives the ukraine really, really has to take care of is corruption and issues of the west america, europe, who were giving so many weapons costing billions of dollars to ukraine. start to become more concerned about corruption, then back to something that could, could tie all the supplied. and so no matter what the scales of resident color, we were all in terms of the ministry skills. if there's any width of corruption, they must be seen to be dealt with very promptly ins. and strictly in the same way that the recruiting scandal and the replacement of the regional recruiters was dealt with a couple of months ago. and this is absolutely the white thing to do from the strategic point of view for you crime bell. this shuffle it the, the defense ministry comes despite ukraine, reporting a significant breakthrough in its coun

all right, mike martin, the from king's college london life. thank you so much. thank. he is around to, off of some of the news headlines around the world. palestinian health officials say to palestinians have been killed by. is there any forces in a west on grade on a refugee camp? the is there any military said it moved into the come for an account to tell her was mission to destroy what it called militants come on. center is with a stepped up. it's military rates. over the past 18 months. a police officer in northern comfortable has been killed and another has been injured in a shooting the cost of a prime minister. so if the attack, the supported by a neighboring serbia raising concerns of increase tensions between the 2 regions. the shooting comes us. the european union facilitates dialogue between the 2 countries to mobilize ties, a fire at an illegal fuel depot in the name that has killed at least 34 people. more than a dozen of us were injured and file. the blaze broke out as a warehouse near the ford of his an idea when motorists reportedly stuck up on contraba

all right, mike martin, the from king's college london life. thank you so much. thank he, in the united states is seeing a search of migrants arrivals at itself in frontier with mexico border authorities save a number of encounters is on track to reach a rate quote. hi, in september, mexico's requesting high level talks in washington to discuss the crisis. meanwhile, migrants continue the journey north by whatever means. anxiously waiting for the train and at the end of the line, a destination that office hope and opportunity. my goal is to get to the united states and be able to enter legally with my family and to have the opportunity to work with hundreds of migraines. meaningful venezuela camping out next to the train tracks in a report to the city and central mexico serves as a brief stop over on the way to the united states. the journey has been full of hardship, but most here remain unto to our prayers are then be able to go month despite the risk we take. i would say we have no alternatives until we reach our destination for the mexican and us. so sorry to

mike martin, port of san francisco. pleased to be before to you talk about the proposed waiver of the competitive bidding policy relating to the proposal for the fisherman's wharf revitalized llc it is proposal to develop the triangle parking lot in the center of the wharf, seawall a mixed of visitor attractive uses that both are all trust consistent and intended not only to create now reasons for locals and visitors to come to the wharf but elevate as supervisor supervisor peskin says the history and the organic thing what made it an attraction. it is comprised of giraudo and seth i will invite them up for the proposal at the end. my focus is the press to get here. as was described in the beginning of introduction to this item the port commission adopted an updated waterfront plan that includes a process by which port staff seek out take holder input on development proposals to provide to the board and inform the decision about waiver of competitive bidding. pursuing that we scheduled 3 community meeting in march. we r

so different topics has about mike mike martin and from that kings college longer thanks from starts with a rock, westgate media site, least a 100 people have been killed in more than a 150 injured in a fight. as a wedding party. witnesses say the place started after fireworks was set off inside the venue in north and i'll hop on the district just outside. most old school metal now jams the whole way hundreds of guess had gathered for a wedding. the ceiling buckled by the blaze that broke out late on tuesday nights, killing at least a 100 people. the officials said the bride and groom were among the dead of the survivors were rushed to local and regional hospitals to be treated for bands and smoke. inhalation. eye witnesses said the fire started as the wedding couple can make were on the dance floor. how did this happen? well actually i was like, i mean, what can i say more about to do a slow down side with us so they only the fireworks are still coming. steigerwald, the heat the ceiling which caught fire coolers down. how long did it take? so long of the last seconds, not the entire

let's talk this through with mike martin baccardax. —— martin baccardax, who is senior editor at thestreet.com, florida. i would be popular anyway, winded? i i would be popular anyway, winded? ~' ., winded? ithink it would. i think it presses _ winded? ithink it would. i think it presses a - winded? ithink it would. i think it presses a lot - winded? ithink it would. i think it presses a lot of. think it presses a lot of buttons and we're looking at its implications for the financial markets because it is one of the biggest that we have seen a couple of years' time. it is also indicative of investor appetite for artificial intelligence and all things tech. the tech story has largely driven us market performance this year and if that can be carried through into today's listing and beyond it would be deemed a success. i think the fact that it sort of holds those two standards is part of the reason why it has captured the imagination at this point. captured the imagination at this point-— captured the imagination at this point. when you look at those who — this point. when you look at those who s

mike martin, port of san francisco. pleased to be before to you talk about the proposed waiver of the competitive bidding policy relating to the proposal for the fisherman's wharf revitalized llc it is proposal to develop the triangle parking lot in the center of the wharf, seawall a mixed of visitor attractive uses that both are all trust consistent and intended not only to create now reasons for locals and visitors to come to the wharf but elevate as supervisor supervisor peskin says the history and the organic thing what made it an attraction. it is comprised of giraudo and seth i will invite them up for the proposal at the end. my focus is the press to get here. as was described in the beginning of introduction to this item the port commission adopted an updated waterfront plan that includes a process by which port staff seek out take holder input on development proposals to provide to the board and inform the decision about waiver of competitive bidding. pursuing that we scheduled 3 community meeting in march. we r

mike martin? can you tell the story of mike martin. part of the inspiration?mafia. which we don't have much of in texas. and then the texas rangers tracked him down and he was hiding in his mother stereo cabinet. molly ivan said he always wanted to be the speaker. >> did he win reelection? to get? work >> no, it didn't work. >> so let's talk about the protagonist in the novel, sonny lam, who is he and how much of all these real life characters are built into him? >> there's a bit of mr. smith goes to washington. but this is sonny lam, he's coming to austin. he's a renter in far west texas, near marfa. he has a dream. he wants to be somebody. he also has this bill that he's hoping to pass, desalination. we have a salty aquifer. it's a very direct written part of the state. he is recruited by a lobbyist who has other plans for him. the lobbyist sees him as his pet vote. and there's a clash between these two entities, it becomes the education of sonny lam about the real world of politics. >> you know, lawrence, all of this is in front of your eyes for these years

mike martin, port of san francisco. to be before to you talk about the proposed waiver of the competitive bidding policy relating to the proposal for the fisherman's wharf revitalized llc it is proposal to develop the triangle parking lot in the center of the wharf, seawall a mixed of visitor attractive uses that both are all trust consistent and intended not only to create now reasons for locals and visitors to come to the wharf but elevate as supervisor supervisor peskin says the history and the organic thing what made it an attraction. it is comprised of giraudo and seth i will invite them up for the proposal at the end. my focus is the press to get here. as was described in the beginning of introduction to this item the port commission adopted an updated waterfront plan that includes a process by which port staff seek out take holder input on development proposals to provide to the board and inform the decision about waiver of competitive bidding. pursuing that we scheduled 3 community meeting in march. we returned

us story of mike martin, part of the inspiration?said he always did want to be the speaker. >> did he win reelection? did it work? >> no. >> it didn't work. let's talk about the protagonist, sonny lamb, who is he, and how much of the real life characters are built into him? >> there's a little bit of mr. smith goes to washington, but sonny comes to washington, he has a dream. he wants to be somebody, and he also has this bill that he's hoping to pass, desalination, we have a salty aquifer in a very drought ridden part of the state, and he's recruited by a lobbyist who has other plans for him. the lobbyist sees him as his pet vote, and so the clash between these two entities becomes the education of sonny lamb, about the real world of politics. >> you know, lawrence all of this is in front of your eyes for all of your years living in texas. i'm thinking of things that i've seen in state legislatures like in massachusetts. the characters, the stories, how long did it take you to finally assembly this as a novel, years, 25 years? >> no,

appreciate the hard work and also to mike martin and director forbes as well for their support. with that, i'll take any questions that you may have. >> thank you andre, great report. any public comment in the room? seeing none, corey is there anyone on the phone? >> at this time there is no one on the phone wishing to comment. >> thank you. commissioner lee. >> great report. i know maritime has a lot of assets. my question, when you say you are looking at reactivating the fuel dock and ice machine, things like that, do you have a time line? did you set a goal? >> we have project starters in place for the ice machine. we are looking at realistically late 2024 for the ice machine and q4, 2024 for the wharf j9 project as well. the fuel dock is more complicated because that involves a (indiscernible) at the adjacent dock j10 and there is ongoing management and remediation of that process. we have interim fuel provided to the fleet, but as soon as we work through that complex scenario of remediation and legal steps that need to be taken, that is still tbd. >> that takes a while i im

i want to commend chuck and mike and martin for ensuring working with me that this is a bipartisan processnd we are doing everything we can to set ourselves up for success. this way we can enjoy the incredible upside potential of this technology and mitigate the understandable risks that many people want to mitigate. host: republican senator todd young, part of the group of senators that met with the tech ceos on capitol hill about artificial intelligence. rick in georgia, good morning, you are concerned or hopeful about ai? caller: i guess i would say both. it does a lot for humanity in general. it's not there yet. it can do many things but there is a lot of things that are lacking. the ceos are trying to say is more capable of what it actually can do. i think it can replace a lot of jobs so that it assists people in general. unfortunately, with this system, we don't really have those promises. it's more likely to be used for good with people who have a lot of money and will control this technology. if government actually stepped in with some rules and regulations for how we will use the

martin. hey bill. yeah. hey, mike. yeah, we're looking at more smoke out there today. it was really nasty this morning when the cool air had settled that smoke down from last night. it's going to do the same thing tonight when the air gets cooler and the night sets in, the smoke is going to sink down. so there's a spare of the air alert that lasts through thursday for the entire bay area. so that's everybody. and it seems like it's the air quality is much worse on the peninsula. and in san francisco and in parts of the bay around hayward and fremont, the smoke from the northern fires, you know about that. it's all being transported. not all, but much of it is being transported south and moving into the bay area via the westerly flow or the southwesterly flow that's pushing the smoke into the bay. we've got air quality that is less than desirable yellow means basically it's unhealthy for some special groups, especially with respiratory issues or what have you. the oranges and the reds mean it's unhealthy to some degree. the red, especially for all groups. so we've had t

they've been johnny the john martin are on the also is that said though with mike which the own issue, we were just curious if he has turned this one striving fishing community into a waste planned as the fresh water declines, more sea water intrudes into the river delta, although, i mean, i know i'm just too much specimen much higher than the mazda of assumed that there's behind most of them in hash jump, the jews and the but hodge up side of my, my father, typically undergrad mazda, stop by our last semester, get off the waters here are so shallow, it's tricky to operate a motor, but a bus one says to see and is will to find a close to you briefly work there as a labor. i mean, besides the model stuff i did, it was something oil companies claim that the water used for water injection is too salty, and therefore i'm suitable for cultural purposes. because this engineer who has worked for several oral companies says otherwise, he spoke to us on condition of anonymity, okay? food things because i'm kind of in the, most of them in the life in mo, done what you see safe on the, the end o

martin. hey bill. yeah. hey, mike. yeah, we're looking at more smoke out there today.his morning when the cool air had settled that smoke down from last night. it's going to do the same thing tonight when the air gets cooler and the night sets in, the smoke is going to sink down. so there's a spare of the air alert that lasts through thursday for the entire bay area. so that's everybody. and it seems like it's the air quality is much worse on the peninsula. and in san francisco and in parts of the bay around hayward and fremont, the

tell us a little bit about martin luther king as a young man. michael. yeah, mike a little mike as he was called because his daddy was big mike grew up here in atlanta, of course, auburn avenue and he was, of course, the preacher's son and had to was under constant scrutiny as a result that and grew up the bible before he learned to read and also you somewhat privileged compared to i talked to a lot of people who knew him who said that he didn't seem to be as bruised by growing up in the racist south as some of the others because he had this little bit of a bubble, you know, auburn avenue considered, you know, like the miracle mile. it was it was a special place where people are known businesses and had powerful churches and had some power within the community to negotiate with politicians. and king had this, you know, educated set of parents and his father came from sharecropping. he wasn't always educated be educated himself by the time he got to atlanta. and, you know, all of these influences really prepared. king to be who he was. so how did he come come from b

martin. we'll talk about the weekend coming up. >>> mike, we see south bay slowing. >> pretty typical area here, northbound 101. then it's clear by the time you get to oakland road. it should be clear in the next 15 minutes as well, resetting for that 6:40 commute build. holding steady out of the altamont pass. been consistent with the speeds toward north flynn. vasco road shows early slowing, but we're still under 20 minutes all the way to 580 from marsh creek road. no major issues for contra costa county. wait, behind me, we still have slowing, highway 4, the overnight construction crew cleared closer to 6:00 than to 5:00, but still very slow despite the fact that caltrans has cleared from the area. we're looking at a build for richmond. i'll show you the bay bridge coming up. >>> to our continuing coverage of the racist text message scandal rocking antioch's police department. a recent administration by prosecutors may ultimately impact a number of current and closed criminal cases. >> later this morning we may learn just how much it's impacting a current case involving four criminal defenda

martin. bill, what are we going to expect tomorrow out there should be a little bit better. this is right now, mike. and we've got the yellows which are modern date, the reds which are high. we're measuring particulate matter. that's the size of about 2.5 micrometers. so pm 2.5, you hear that all the time when you look at the air quality sites, it's pm 2.5 and that's what's being measured. so in these areas that are orange and yellow, it's unhealthy for some people and the people who have compromises with their lungs or elderly or what have you. and then these red areas represent the areas, regions where it is unhealthy for everybody. and for a time today, all of san francisco was in the red. it's gotten a little bit better as the wind has sort of pushed that the heavier particulate matter further south. and you can kind of see it actually being pushed away. but still the oranges is there. some people are going to be infected, certain groups. this is everybody that's san jose right now. you're being impacted and it's going to get a little bit worse tonight, especially down towards morgan hill as th

mike all right. ten days away. lamonica thank you for that. staying in the south bay, san jose state university is now celebrating the 20th anniversary of the dr. martin luther king junior library. at today's celebration, ten commemorative library card designs were revealed honoring the milestone. the eight story library is known as the largest joint municipal university library in the country. it serves both the san jose community and san jose state university. santa clara county board supervisor cindy chavez spoke of the library's importance as this became a cathedral for learning a reflection of absolute respect for the people who teach at this university. the students who attended and every member of the san jose community. i am so, so proud to have had an opportunity to play a very small role in this, only because what it shows is that when we decide we're going to work together, there really are no limits. the library does offer a variety of resources and meeting spaces, as well as laptops and wi-fi for all. a bill on governor newsom's desk would bar schools from suspending students for certain types of misbehavior. sb 274 is also known as the k

martin. it will be about the same in santa rosa. we'll get a look ahead in a few minutes. >>> mike 17 coming into los gatos slow because of a crash. there are actually two separate crashes i'm hearing about, both involving a single car in the same area approaching that santa cruz off-ramp. it affects folks coming off the summit. southbound hasn't seen any slowing, but it will be a distraction with the activity. just a note if you're heading south down toward the santa cruz area. meantime, the rest of the commute shows build around coleman and oakland road. typical builds for the tri-valley, slowing for 580 and 680 around the dublin interchange. i'll track that for incidents. we do know about this, coming up later today. 6:40, a game at the coliseum. when we have games in the evening hours, we tend to see slowing as you approach the off-ramps. a note for after work if you're working today. we see the same patterns we typically do, but a lighter volume overall. >> thank you, mike. >>> making life-saving schools more accessible in one community. coming up, the new changes in a south b

martin and morgan hill. in the north bay, we're looking at upper 70s today. we'll talk about what's ahead coming up. >>> mikeon the roads. >> i have. they're in the commute direction. the big concentration over here, south 680 toward sunol, we have a crash that's moved from the middle of the freeway to the left lane. it's in the fast lane there as you're coming down, you see the jam from bernal all the way to past the sunol exit. the merge is moving smoothly, easy drive out of livermore and pleasanton. we have a crash involving a motorcycle in the middle of the roadway and we're tracking that. the driver is up and was standing in the center divide area. westbound highway 4, another crash near san marco. so it is continuing to be jammed as folks come out of antioch. giving you a little bit of a note, the coliseum there will be a game and traffic, an evening game for the a's. folks are used to it, but still it's good to know ahead of time. over here, the metering lights are on at the bay bridge toll plaza. the buildup has formed quickly in the last five minutes getting into san francisco. >>> a homecoming year

martin odegaard as arsenal sent out a warning to the rest of europe. you have brought poetry to sport and we are bringing dancing back to the sofa. thank you very much, mikeves to the gods. i am out of breath thinking about that. this is i breath thinking about that. this is a short one _ breath thinking about that. this is a short one before _ breath thinking about that. this is a short one before we _ breath thinking about that. this is a short one before we go - breath thinking about that. this is a short one before we go to i breath thinking about that. this is i a short one before we go to europe. where is it headed, because you said you may changes? when you look at what you made last year, how do you decide what needs tweaking? honestly the audience will _ decide what needs tweaking? honestly the audience will tell— decide what needs tweaking? honestly the audience will tell you. _ decide what needs tweaking? honestly the audience will tell you. massive i the audience will tell you. massive applause for numbers that need a massive applause, and silence for those who get you in the gut, and when that kind of wobbles, you know that that is a moment t

i just want to commend chuck, mike and martin for ensuring working with me that this is a bipartisan process, and we are doing everything we can to set ourselves up for success so that we can enjoy the incredible upside potential of this tech knology and mitigate the understandable risk that many people would want to mitigate. >> over two thirds of the senate has participated at some point or another directly. >> is there something immediate that needs to be done on elections, can you give me more detail on that? >> we talked about some of the issues, the issue of earmarking and actually having deepfakes where people really believe that somebody or a candidate is saying something. watermarking. and we talked about watermarking so you would know ai is being used, and there are -- are a lot of things that have to be done. that has a quicker timetable than others and that is important to do. >> we talk about that. most of the proceedings will be open. we had three hearings this week, all of which were open. we will have many other hearings. this was a chance for senators to hear various