going on to jusef nathan. andra lamar gadson. >> i'm on line. >> okay, go right ahead. >> good morning. my name is andra gadson. i spoke last week about wanting to be appointed to reentry council. i think this will be a great opportunity for me to get a chance to not only share the things i experienced in my life , but to continue to be a part of something that will show those reentering back into the population how to make a smooth transition in their life. my myself, i served 32 years in prison. i have been working in san francisco since my release from prison. as a part of (inaudible) i'm a program manager with our new messenger program where i work with juveniles reentering back into society. i work at home in the community or long-term offenders. this is something that i hold to my heart. always something i want to be a part of. also for the last year supervisor (inaudible) where i hired a lot of people from the reentry population. given the opportunity to sit down with those who have been doing this long

that is the big| thing, i do think nathan claire is in prime — thing, i do think nathan claire is inhe will be playing tonight knowing that even if the game gets away from fiji, he has to— if the game gets away from fiji, he has to keep — if the game gets away from fiji, he has to keep the foot on the throttle and try— has to keep the foot on the throttle and try to _ has to keep the foot on the throttle and try to keep his position because the ex— and try to keep his position because the ex australian captain will still want _ the ex australian captain will still want to— the ex australian captain will still want to be the number seven for the rest of— want to be the number seven for the rest of the _ want to be the number seven for the rest of the tournament. we want to be the number seven for the rest of the tournament.— want to be the number seven for the rest of the tournament. we have two remember fiji _ rest of the tournament. we have two remember fiji were _ rest of the tournament. we have two remember fiji were semifinalists - remember fiji were semifinalists five years ago

nathan, some shifts happening.kind of mirroring the vibe shift that i think everybody is experiencing right now in elections, but just to show people what's happening here, this is where we stood in terms of the house ratings before the changes that you are making today, we had 19 toss ups but generally speaking, you know, 25 tilt -- or lean democratic seats, 13 tilt or lean republican seats. let's take a look at where we are today. now, fewer toss ups, fewer solidly democratic seats and more seats now leaning in the republican direction. >> right. and we've changed our overall range from a republican gain of 8 to 20 seats to 8 to 25 seats. so we've upped that range. i think part of it is that if you look at our -- look at our ratings and everything breaks as they're supposed to be, that would be on the lower end of that range, but democrats are significantly -- there's more vulnerability, there are just more softer democratic seats and they are so close and if undecided voters who are prioritizing the economy they

nathan says hate crime still is not treated seriously.i am sure 90% of them have had something happened to them. they reported it, but nothing happened. it is hard to hear. pc hayleyjones specifically focuses on hate crime in the capital in a role created by the metropolitan police this year. as part of the community myself i recognise that there are people who do not trust the police and i understand where they come from. by listening to their concerns i hope to develop those relationships and to build that trust again. i also recognise how easy that trust can be destroyed. pcjones is a link between police and victims. despite the rise in reports she says that many still do not come forward. i think there is still underreporting and the severity of the crimes seems much higher. anti—abuse charity galop say they too have seen an increase and have recently launched a mobile phone app where people can report crimes and receive support. whenever our community is more visible we are more likely to experience abuse and violence and those words

attorney nathan hockman.nathan, full disclosure, and i've known you since kindergarten, get that out there. your profession is criminal justice policies swung too far to the left and bring safety and security back to california. we just showed a bunch of smash and grabs from the state. what currently happens to most of those perpetrators once they're arrested and how soon before they're back on the street? >> well, that's the unfortunate thing, liz, is that because of the procriminal policies of our current democratic attorney general rob bonta appointed by gavin newsom, people are being arrested in the morning, they have no cash bail and they're being released in the afternoon and criminals tell law enforcement i'll see you tomorrow when they get arrested nowadays. we need to stop that. what's happening is we have a spiral of lawlessness that has been ripping through california promoted by the current attorney general's pro criminal policies, and it starts with one small business having 90 -- just under $950

nathan: yeah, you know, here's the thing. climate ange i think really is threatening the things we love in this world. it really is threatening cultural heritage, it is threatening lives and livelihoods, it is threatening our economic vitality. those are real, genuine, present threats. me, it strikes me that we should be looking for opportunities to call areness to that threat without creating additional risks for our current cultural treasures. brent: nathan hultman with the center for global sustainability at the university of maryland. we appreciate your time and your insights tonight. thank you. the island nation of madagascar off the east coast of africa is on the front lines of climate change. there has been no significant rainfall there for several years. more than one million people live every day with the risk of malnutrition. global warming, deforestation, poverty, and a lack of government action are all to blame. our dream creation visited madagascar's south, where the situation is especially alarming. reporter: sh

nathan hochman is the republican running against fatah for attorney general. he's pro-choice but says the timing of the task force announcement just 14 days before the election >> is questionable. but by to announcing 2 weeks before the election and a task force on women's rights and abortion protection is a classic electionsto it so he can have a nice task force. he is a lot of good words. >> but if you actually want action done on these topics, fentanyl got more shun protection. nathan hochman will get it done. >> and voting by mail is well under way. at this point. election day is november 8th reporting here at the state capitol eytan wallace kron. 4 news. >> time now for our 4 zone forecast. as we give you a live picture of sfo tonight. and lawrence is back. launched a chilly night ahead. going to be cold in some parts. the bay area back in the 30's. i think we have a weak cold front come through today. none bringing the rain and kind of moved on by just a couple of passing clouds. but leave behind all that cold air. and that's we're going to be sitting in

and nathan ne dollars have communicated in different ways to russia and a, and that we will not go into exactly how we will respond. but of course, and useful for them. and they changed the nature of the conflict. a to walla walla . i mean that they're very important line has been crossed it even any use over smaller nuclear weapon will be at that it seizures thing. a fundamentally changing the nature of the war in ukraine on of course, that will have consequences on russia. knowles, there will be a consequence of admin form from your friends here in the middle. thank you. paul mcclay with politico. russia has attacked civilian targets in ukraine from the start of the war. it's really ramped up this week. do you think these attacks are deliberate and do they constitute war crimes? we have seen it throughout the whole war attacks on a civilians. we have seen the horrific it attacks on the, on a city in infrastructure on hospitals, on the, on, on, on the residential areas. and we have seen a high number of civilian casualties. and of course, any deliberate attack on civilians constitute t

if you're just joining us, we're waiting for a press conference in brussels from nathan cheap yann's stolen bag, a nato for our defense ministers meeting is taking place there for a 2nd day. we're looking now at some live images from the venue in brussels. we're that press conference is about to get underway. course we'll be crossing over to that, ah, as soon as we as it begins. so let's, i'm told that we, he is now beginning. let's listen in natal defense ministers have just the match to address cheap challenges for our security. dis includes stepping up our support for your crane strengths. now the turns on the fence with forces capabilities on stock wise, we need on protecting critical infrastructure with more presence resilience and intelligence. so sharing we address thresh else, brutal war of aggression against that ukraine. president putin hoss responded to his failures on the battlefield with attempted annexations partial mobilization, reckless nuclear rhetoric, an indiscriminate attacks on civilians on critical infrastructure. together. this represents the most cedars escala

green washing, fake movers or late movers, or nathan hoffman is the director of the center for global sustainability at the university of maryland elia. he told us that the goal to limit global warming to $1.00 degrees celsius is still achievable. the report shows that we really are in an emergency situation. it really is sounding the alarm at the same time. i think it's quite important to know that 1.5 in fact is not out of reach. i think that it actually, the report shows that where we are with current policies, is tracking toward a much warmer world than what we are aiming for in the international and global community. but that it remains within reach in all of our countries to build the actions that are needed over the course of this decade to deliver the reductions on the order of magnitude needed to keep that 1.5 target wise. so it's absolutely true that were already committed to some degree of of warming. and i think that it's urgently important that we continue to implement new policies across all sectors and all gases to reduce those emissions to levels that would be safer th

nathan hochman is the republican running against fatah for attorney general. hartmann is pro-choice but says the timing of the task force announcement just 14 days before the election. >> is questionable. rob bonta announcing 2 weeks before the election and a task force on women's rights and abortion protection is a classic electionsto it so he can have a nice task force. he is a lot of good words. >> but if you actually want action done on these topics, fentanyl got more shun protection. nathan hochman will get it done. >> and voting by mail is well under way. at this point. election day is november 8th reporting here at the state capitol eytan wallace kron. 4 news. >> well, in national news, democrat john fetterman and republican oz, they went head to head last night during the pennsylvania senate debate. the stakes are high for the senate seat. washington correspondent basil john rtports on the details from that debate. good morning, basil. well, reyna, good morning. and yes, it was a tough battle on both sides last night. >> as these candidates are fightin

and i would not be surprised if, ah, if nathan troops are deployed. i mean, there are already, there unofficially. all these mercenaries were just left. the army. and the armies of, of nathan members are more or less ac nato on a soldiers. but now this might be a step further to who escalation. i'm also quite concerned about the activity in the baltic states for one and all and the other countries that are bordering rush on the west, also potentially and with ashley. you may, nathan members, face, so of course the concern all the over i would against a officers romanian patriots. ah, who are trying to prevent their government from entering the national catastrophe? ah, these words are very important and should be taken seriously, including the word or so the commander of the want hearted, a furnace, will have to wait and see if they are taken seriously don't to stephen gushes. we could continue discussing this for a long time to come for professor at the institute of european studies in bigger belgrade. thank you very much for your time to day. and yo

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nathan open with the center for global sustainability of university of maryland. mr. home, and we appreciate your time and your insights. deny. thank you. thank you. ukraine's president zalinski says that his forces are holding out against russian attacks and the easter don't baths. regent. he says, air strikes have destroyed nearly a 3rd of ukraine's energy grid and he's condemning the kremlin tactics. he's calling them crazy. smoke rising of a buck mote. across much of the country. successful ukrainian counter attacks have put russia on the defensive. but in the eastern cities of us differ and voc moot. russian forces continue to grind forward located in the don yet screeching bach most has been under heavy bombardment for months. now ukrainian officials say it is the sight of some of the heaviest fighting in the country. as russia continues to advance. was it but who control over territory keeps changing hands to day. it's as to morrow. there's the day after to morrow. as again, the fighting is intense to day, our guys took a prisoner a prisoner from russia. russia

nathan is not talking to the conflict. we support ukraine, but that doesn't make us pointed to the conflict. they're trying to wash their hands off what, what they've been doing. of course, their party to the conflict. they've been sending arms even to pleading their own stocks in order to send arms to ukraine. course their party to the conflict, but you know, they want to, like, they want to just kind of weasel out on through legalese talk saying, well, you know, we haven't declared war on russia. we're not in war. russia. in fact, they aren't war with russia. they're sending all sorts of arms to ukraine that are killing people that are killing russians that have killing ukrainians that up. don't want to live longer. the key regime. so night nato is a party to the war. but, you know, now they're a little bit worried, because russia may just dispense with the niceties and just say, well, yeah, you are who to the war, whatever, you know, no matter what you say. so i think, you know, stole timber wasn't, wasn't acting. he is

first jusef nathan, i've known him for many many years, the work with calle24.ndividual. he has firsthand experience and all the while he's committed to helping others and ability to provide a voice to those who get left out. willingness to serve the city of san francisco. second issac gray, really excited to see his name on this list. he's dedicate today working with young people. and lastly, joanna hernandez, i've known for 20 years and had the honor of calling her my colleague and comes with a wealth of experience with five keys, latino task force and as a formerly incarcerated latino and loved one, he knows firsthand the direct impact the impact has on families. so i'm encouraged to nominate her. she is a tireless candidate and will work to make changes in the justice system to support our community as they reenter our city of san francisco. thank you for your time. i'm really excited to see the number of candidates in the position. >> clerk: thank you for your testimony. next speaker please. >> speaker: good morning i'm katia, i'm the member of latino task

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first jusef nathan, i've known him for many many years, the work with calle24. jusef is solid individual. he has firsthand experience and all the while he's committed to helping others and ability to provide a voice to those who get left out. willingness to serve the city of san francisco. second issac gray, really excited to see his name on this list. he's dedicate today working with young people. and lastly, joanna hernandez, i've known for 20 years and had the honor of calling her my colleague and comes with a wealth of experience with five keys, latino task force and as a formerly incarcerated latino and loved one, he knows firsthand the direct impact the impact has on families. so i'm encouraged to nominate her. she is a tireless candidate and will work to make changes in the justice system to support our community as they reenter our city of san francisco. thank you for your time. i'm really excited to see the number of candidates in the position. >> clerk: thank you for your testimony. next speaker please. >> speaker: good morning i'm katia, i'm the membe

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amanda. >> we now know the first call about nathan smart came in hours before that shooting. investigators say he was threatening to hurt people with a homemade gun. >> sonoma county sheriff's deputies spent hours saturday afternoon searching this quiet neighborhood near cherry in clayton avenues santa rosa police sergeant the hurun says deputies were looking for 43 year-old nathan smart. we have been arguing with a family member and was in possession of this homemade firearm ultimately of threatened that family member and threatened to kill them. >> and then also said that he was going to kill himself. >> after when deputies arrived, smart took off. neighbors were told to stay in their homes. i got another nick's older. that's >> don't leave your house because there was something happening in the next street over which is where friend of mine jessica's ot. nick on the leather goods store on the sonoma plaza near where smart was eventually shot. but she lives closer to where he was reported to be threatening people. i live by myself and there i lock my doors. i have baseball

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nathan with, with, with key at the ocean. just keep the process is from the dealer. molly completed with us for go get you guys to phone with what you're supposed to professional lithium, the prevalence of all but yet with ah, when i was just seemed wrong when i just don't hold any world yet to save out these days because the advocate and engagement, it was the trail. when so many find themselves worlds apart, we choose to look so common ground. ah, no one, no, no, no, no, no. what was the limitation of unit 73. 1 was a unique organization in the history of the world. what they were trying to do was to simply do nothing short and build the most powerful and most deadly biological weapons program that the world had ever known. real to production. but it will show up enough keel to build on it. so new to keep on move to know more about this new one i do and i got the sale. i understood, i wish to know about jewelry, who knew he didn't more than a jewel it's i had a little mother and all buddy bill, you nice little want to on th

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for more let's bring in nathan gonzalez, inside elections. nice to see you again. >> good morning. >> good morning. nation, which toss-up elections stand out to you right now. >> choosing between the toss-ups is like choosing between my children. i love them all in their special unique way. i think minnesota's second is a special one. angie craig is in a rematch against republican tyler kiss kissiner. in the shadow of the view owelines and riots after george floyd's murder still lingers and economic concerns. that's similar to other suburban districts. oregon's district was created through the reapportionment process. you have republican mike eriksson against democratic andrea selinas. economic concerns along with the crime and homelessness issue in portland lingering there and then i would include nebraska's second district where you have a republican congressman named don bacon running against tony vargas in the omaha area. don bacon has been in serious races before and he's usually won. he's had a stronger challenger than ever before. they

good morning. >> hello i'm jusef nathan and i'm applying for seat 1 and 4 of the reenter council. i was released in august of 2020. since my release, i have dedicated my time and support and my time since my release i've dedicated my time to support the community and work onseting a strong foundation for my life. i've been working at five keys for the past two years where i have been able to support people struggling with homelessness and other issues. i use my time to provide friendly ear, and give advise and guidance when appropriate. also working responding to covid concern those most affected by the pandemic have resourced needed to in order to recover with dignity. i have also volunteered to support young people who are working on a path that may lead them to system. >> take your time. >> young people who are working, help support young people who are walking on a path na may lead them to systemic involvement. i'm also in the process of setting my consulting agency. to support community agencies to create environment that not only fofters a supportive environment for people i

host: this is what we do with nathan gonzales.can go state-by-state, race by race, so start calling in. republican colors, -- callers, (202) 748-8001. democratic callers, (202) 748-8000. independent callers, (202) 748-8002. in the first half of today, we talked about the role latino voters are playing this cycle. thoughts on that? guest: they will be critical, but we should all be learning the lessons that latino voters are not monolithic. latino voters in florida, in that race against salazar and taddeo, that is different than south texas. country of generation, how many generations have your family been in the country -- there is a temptation to say " latino voters only care about immigration." it is the economy! it is other regular big issues that every other voter cares about! what stuck out to me about that ad you showed from taddeo in that florida race is you see emerging as messaging a bit on government and freedom, using some of the language republicans are using, but using it on the issue of abortion, government control o

host: this is what we do with nathan gonzales.can go state-by-state, race by race, so start calling in. republican colors, -- callers, (202) 748-8001. democratic callers, (202) 748-8000. independent callers, (202) 748-8002. in the first half of today, we talked about the role latino voters are playing this cycle. thoughts on that? guest: they will be critical, but we should all be learning the lessons that latino voters are not monolithic. latino voters in florida, in that race against salazar and taddeo, that is different than south texas. country of generation, how many generations have your family been in the country -- there is a temptation to say " latino voters only care about immigration." it is the economy! it is other regular big issues that every other voter cares about! what stuck out to me about that ad you showed from taddeo in that florida race is you see emerging as messaging a bit on government and freedom, using some of the language republicans are using, but using it on the issue of abortion, government control o

nathan big one, had to buy it, man, think of a woman in the 2nd half of her cycle, who has one iron man, hawaii, and who is still menstruating? oh, i'd have even more respect for her performance. then a gentleman, he met respect laura stance of listening to her own body, has prompted plenty of reaction on social media and not only positive alcohol is how it's my typical one, some man here saying who cares? he has half the world's population, a women. oh, well, they might be interested in what i hear the sounds coming from a woman. this is wild figures. all this jabbering on about women's biggest problem was by my mid thirties. i'd had enough and had my usual removed gun after that no more bleeding and intense pain every 4 weeks come out ever was on that. i just think it's sad that this woman never really found a connection to her femininity and to herself. i was kind of the cisco fulton hubs, will be spotless, and i'm going to have is the new on the muslim work or mid august. laura's customized program incorporates not only training, but di to in that flattened through 5th. in the 2nd h

. >> we know the first call about nathan smart came in hours before the shooting. investigators say he was threatening to hurt people with a homemade gun. sonoma county sheriff's deputies spent hours saturday afternoon searching this quiet neighborhood near cherry in clayton avenues santa rosa police sergeant the hurun. >> says deputies were looking for 43 year-old nathan smart. we have been arguing with a family member and was in possession of this homemade firearm ultimately of threatened that family member and threatened to kill them. >> and then also said that he was going to kill himself. >> after when deputies arrived, smart took off. neighbors were told to stay in their homes. i got another nick's older. that's it. >> don't leave your house because there was something happening in the next street over which is where friend of mine. you just because often, nick on the leather goods store on the sonoma plaza near where smart was eventually shot. but she lives closer to where he was reported to be threatening people. i do live by myself and there is and i lock

nathan open with the center for global sustainability of university of maryland. mr. helena, we appreciate your time and your insights. deny. thank you. thank you. well, the island nation of madagascar off the east coast of africa is on the front lines of climate change. there has been no significant rainfall there for several years. more than a 1000000 people live every day with the risk of malnutrition, global warming, deforestation, poverty, and a lack of government action are all to blame. the w is, audrey increase, visited on both bombay in madagascar ourself where the situation is especially alarming massey watson. i used to be of pharma. now all she is able to harvest cactus leaves are endless. drought has left large parts of southern madagascar dry and unproductive, and it has left people like marsey and the precarious situation. she now relies on turning cactus leaves into kettle feet to survive. since the rain stopped alive has been turned on. it said the high yonder toys and we left the village because of the drought. it's very difficult to find water t

you mentioned nathan before, and i think we need to transition to that subject. i think there is a belief here in moscow that nathan doesn't actually want ukraine in because i think stands right now. they're already getting everything they won from your brain without having any obligations without having they need to come to the defenses. they can just use it without any consequences. and i wonder if that makes this conflict even more dangerous because of all the a symmetry between what is sad and what is being done. because russia, after all, you know, it's subscribed to a really point of view. and it doesn't look at the speeches of paula western leadership, but looks at what is being done on the ground. and if your brain is being militarized, if western infrastructure moves there without any formal association with nader, it's still a threat for russia said, don't you think that this way of sort of a proxy taking over in your crane is even more dangerous than that. you know, you're being part of nato, the treatment in line of what you are saying, the treatment

the nathan shameful estates in the alliance is main goal is to increase in support to ukraine. but despite that, he said the book has no intention of being dragged into a direct wool. there's also risk of escalation beyond ukraine evolving old. and it's alice will to be medically on us. needless not talking to the conflict, we support ukraine, but that doesn't make us pointed to the conflict. they're trying to wash their hands off what, what they've been doing. of course, their party to the conflict. they've been sending arms, they've been depleting their own stocks in order to send arms to ukraine. course their party to the conflict. but, you know, they want to, like, they want to just kind of weasel out on through legalese, talk saying, well, you know, we haven't declared war on russia. we're not in war, russia, but in fact, they aren't war with russia. they're sending all sorts of arms to ukraine that are killing people that are killing russians that have killing ukrainians that up the want to live under the kia regime. so nato is a party to the war, but, you know, now they'

nathan open with the center for global sustainability of the university of maryland. mr. hold, we appreciate your time and your insights. deny. thank you. thank you. but the u. s. has imposed new sanctions against iranian officials involved in the crackdown on anti government protest. human rights groups say that hundreds of people have been killed in recent weeks. rallies have marked the end of the traditional 40 day morning period for gina masa, a meet her death that well being held by iran, so called morality. police set off the protests that we're seeing now. mourners to day changed slogans. demanding rights for when ever more now i'm joined by come and my teenage senior lecturer on international politics at the university of sussex. it's good to have you on the program this evening. i mean, you've been following the protests in iran closely. are you surprised that we are, that they're still going strong as they are 6 weeks following masa? i mean, he's death. i must admit, personally, i was surprised by the show of force by people yesterday on the 40th day of of the h

so that's the reason why we have used nathan stokes and stokes nathan countries to provide support to ukraine. but of course the, the longer this war, dr. song, the more important is that you also then are able to replenish the stocks. and that's exactly why we are addressing. how can we ramp up production so we can produce more both to replenish stocks, but also to continue to support ukraine on the i expect me this is to make decisions some at the ministerial meeting tomorrow on the day after to morrow on how to use the natal defense planning process to agree on the more ambitious targets on, for instance, on a different to keep it is including it. look into the, the pals between increasing the targets, the guidance for stocks. this will provide the industry with the long term demand. they need to invest in new production capabilities. and because to have been able to increase production party by utilizing existing and production capacity more, but to really ramp up production, they need to make new investments. also expect them to agree on how we can further strengthen our interope

nathan hochman will get it done. >> and voting by mail is well under way. at this point. election day is november 8th reporting here at the state capitol eytan wallace kron. 4 news. >> thank time and with exactly 2 weeks until the midterm elections, there's a group that is working to let people who have served time in prison. no, they may be eligible to vote. the sentencing project says due to felony convictions, 4 and a half million people are unable to vote in next month's midterm elections. the university of minnesota professor says in many cases people who have had their voting rights restored still don't know. >> now we we have to let people know in states where you are indeed eligible that you are indeed eligible. we are on the cusp of re in franchising. all of our says that are currently incarcerated. >> other groups are calling for federal legislation that would give people back the right to vote once their prison sentence at its. >> many people with whom i shake apps were alerted seconds before the shaking from today's 5.1 quake in the south bay. you know, others

nathan hochman is the republican running against fatah for attorney general. he's pro-choice but says the timing of the task force announced. but just 14 days before the election >> is questionable. bonta announcing 2 weeks before the election and a task force on women's rights and abortion protection is a classic election so he can have a nice task force. he is a lot of good but if you actually want action done on these topics, fentanyl. >> got more shun protection. nathan hochman will get it done. >> and voting by mail is well under way. at this point. election day is november 8th reporting here at the state capitol eytan wallace kron. 4 news. >> where her d d. >> my is hurting. my dad is starting. my sisters are hurting because of how they took her life. >> a woman's body found burned on a trail in the east bay. we're hearing from her family. >> also, why you might need to call the police of someone claiming to be a police officer calls you protests over drug prices and policies. the bay area company that's accused of prior to our kyra ties ing profits. aft