-- about fairness, that is your northstar.on't go anywhere near politics. politics has very little to do with fairness. politics and elections are not fair depending on your interview. why do people blame the incumbent president? it's human nature. we will when somebody and who better than the president in office? people assume incorrectly presidents have enormous power to control everything and if something is going wrong, it must be because they did something stupid. you can say that about the federal reserve board which had more to do with this than anyone else at least rare country. that's not how people think. they will blame the incumbent president and that's what they are doing now and that's what they have done across administrations, democratic and republican, since the beginning of the republic. it may or may not be fair you can make a good argument that isn't fair but it's reality. host: don't presidents often point the finger back and blame the president before them? at what point does the economy become a presiden

the sense that when you turn it down to build it back up again, you have to have some sort of r northstar vision to take people along with the said, this is the reason why i'm doing that. and we haven't quite seen the other than some hand waving at free speech. i think it'll be really, really interesting to see what happens to be if they're based. i mean, right now it's sort of a black box. what be, what will happen in the future? simply because he has so many plans and now he's going to cut so much staff. so it's very unclear what will actually happen, right? so he wants to build this paper out. he wants to add payments. he wants to do more video. he maybe wants to make it like a protocol. he wants to verify users. i mean, he wants to do all these big bang for the same time. he wants to cut 75 percent of all the people that currently work there. i don't think, you know, the crystal ball on that is still very, very shiny. right. i really don't. i don't know where we're going to be 6 months around. we'll have more on a long masks. takeover of twitter inlaid a bulletins in other news now th

since then, the nds has been the departments of northstar as we tackle the centuries greatest security challenges. i am pleased to announce that the department is now releasing our unclassified's national defense strategy. in this strategy, we detail president biden's security strategy which was released earlier this month. i would like to talk to you about how the nds has shaped our work over the past seven months and how we continue to implement it going forward. the key theme of the nds is the need to sustain and strengthen u.s. deterrence with the people's republic of china as her piecing challenge. -- as our pacing challenge. our presidents strategy denotes, the prc is our competitor to change the world order and has the power to do so. my team has been focused on this since they won. including the china tax for -- task force, which came up with a range of ideas about the china challenge. russia is described as an acute threat. we chose the word acute carefully, unlike china, russia cannot systemically challenge the united states over the long-term. but russian aggression does pos

the resort is scheduled to open for the season in less than a month on november 22nd heavenly and northstar plan to open a little earlier on november 18th, while diamond peak and kirkwood are set for an early december opening, well, strong, gusty winds and drying conditions right here in the bay area had pg and e considering planned power outages. and more than a dozen california counties. safety shutoffs are still possible tonight for customers in portions of sonoma, napa and lake county is going into the weekend, though p genie warren thousands of people that they could be affected in 13 different counties that had some individuals stocking up on generators, batteries and solar powered lights. chavez and matt mehan san jose's two mayoral candidates, faced off tonight at a forum hosted by sjs you votes , the group brought up a number of issues, including homelessness, the local economy and whether they say for the proposal to allow non citizens to vote in local elections. i believe citizenship should be an aspirational goal and that voting should be a fundamental right and responsibility t

heavenly and northstar plan to open a little earlier on november 18th, while diamond peak and kirkwooddecember opening. 11 of things that look forward to open those ski resorts, especially a place like boreal. they're going to wait for the temperatures to get really cold, and they'll start making snow so they don't necessarily need whether systems and it's going to be cold tonight, not saying they're going to make snow, but this is the kind of night they look for temperatures tonight are going to get down to freezing and parts of the bay area if you can believe that the call of suspense since last winter that frost advisory. first of the year. pretty early for one, too. i mean, i've seen him this early, but it's not the norm. this is an i would say this is unusual. certainly early october like this well, middle october 32 degrees to about 47 degrees in a place like pacific or half moon bay around the bay. you're out of that frost advisor. you're not wrapped up in it. it's a little warmer, right. the bay waters keep berkeley and oakland and san jose and all these oh and san mateo. they

to do it was to give us a chance to give a glimpse of what the guys are like so using that as our northstar was a privilege to get the story out of him and get a chance to tell it. >> how did you visualize what it was like in his house? >> you have to read the book, it's phenomenal, he does an amazing job. you are there, you can feel it. >> did he help you sketch it? >> he sketched it and we went over it a lot. there's a whole chapter where he's getting dressed, i tried to slow it down so it was like you were there the whole time but we drew maps, i had pictures i got. afterward the press was there so i set up a time and was going to pakistan to go up to see if i can see it myself but they destroyed the house so i didn't get to go but i've traveled a lot so i had a good idea of what things like and felt like in that part of the world but for him itea was a lot of drawing ad going over and over to make sure weyo have the details. >> i'll follow up on to slowing down because you did that really well do think it makes it even more powerful especially flying over germany and everything's goingr

i think the northstar for all of our efforts has to be more fighting in my speech. war fighting says the military had two purposes. i am paraphrasing, that is what it says. that has to guide all of our efforts. if that contributes to our war fighting ability, i would go further and say some of the controversies we've had over the growing diversity of equity inclusion, bureaucracy and the military are a problem that we will address in the next congress. i do think we are going to need to rebalance our ratio and identify some areas that at least require study of the joint staff. a great book recently talked about the way in which our acquisition workforce is one of the 75,000 people, i mentioned the civilian workforce which is 813,000 at last count. i do think those are areas where republicans could be more responsible stewards of the taxpayer dollars. at the same time we are arguing for a bigger increase in defense investment, but here is the other thing we need. we are in charge of the house. i can't speak for the senate. they spend plenty of time speaking for thems

howie: yeah, i think the whole idea behind declaring our northstar of connected apps is we are elevatinglves out of that world of project management. we don't care as much about the task management small team use cases that i think a lot of the other products are going after. and instead, we are trying to solve this bigger problem across an entire enterprise where you you need these high-value -- for example, netflix wanting to manage all their marketing, their legal rights management, workflows across that data set. so it is really us going out and taking on more companies, even salesforce with their app efforts, when we think about apps across the enterprise, not just doing projects or tasks. emily: i think some people are still recovering from the shock of the big adobe figma deal, $20 billion. i'm dying to hear your thoughts on it given airtable is one of the few "hot" enterprise startups often mentioned in the same breath as sigma. what is your take on this deal? howie: i think figma is an incredible product, company, has a great team. they started around the same time as us. so wei

yes, you modulate here and there but you have to have a northstar our northstar view is there is value but we are not getting checked up and brought in. i think you have to be disciplined. you cannot just wash. it makes you mad. >> gregory peters from pjm -- p gim. will be cutting a with mohamed el-erian -- catching up with mohamed el-erian and a just a few. there is the possibility coming up of a joint effort in europe and potentially a lot more cold water to come from germany. from new york city this morning, good morning, equity features are lower. this is bloomberg. ♪ >> given you up-to-date with news from around the world, this is the first word. a group of seven leaders are scheduled to hold a call in which russia's strikes on civilian targets are set to top the agenda. vladimir putin says this was a retaliation for explosions on a multibillion-dollar bridge connecting russia to crimea. ukraine has not claimed responsibility. traded near the highest level in more than three months as russian president vladimir putin threatened more missile strikes across ukraine. this has sparked

do it was to give us a chance to get a glimpse of what they were like so using that as the north northstars a privilege to get that story out and get the it.ce to tell >> how did you visualize what it was like? >> the book is phenomenal. he's done anhe amazing job. >> we went over it a lot. there's a whole chapter he gets dressed and i tried to slow it down so that you're there the whole entire time, but i had a lot of pictures that i got. remember afterwards the press is there. in said at the time i was going to see the house myself but they destroyed the house. it was a lot of going over and over to make sure. >> you did that really well and i think that makes it even more powerful especially when you are flying over germany and the wind isur frozen and your toes are falling off. your turn. do you have a question? i don't know if we have microphones or however it is. right backyo there at the podium you have to stand like you are givingng a lecture. he expressed somewhere he thought it was redundant and just s sort of that he had alrey won the air war and defeated japan. >> you're absolu

nick: austin unveiled what he called the department™s nort -- department's northstar -- the national as well as the nuclear posture review, and the missile defense review. the national defense strategy calls russia an accute threat, but china the most comprehensive and serious challenge to u.s. national security. the nuclear posture review reiterates support for the multi-trillion dollar modernization of the u.s. nuclear triad -- the ability to strike from the air, land -- with intercontinental ballistic missiles -- and from sea. but it canceled a nuclear armed sea-launched cruise missile re-instituted by the trump administration. it also rejected a promise made by candidate biden. >> there is no first use doctrine that we should be pushing. nick: for years, biden has believed the u.s. should abandon historic ambiguity and pledge not to use nuclear weapons first. but the nuclear posture review says that would have created an unacceptable level of risk in light of the range of non-nuclear capabilities being developed and fielded by competitors. the review acknowledges russia's battlef

it was our northstar and if there was ever a moment to any of us had a tough choice or ethical dilemmald ask what would bernie do? the answer you get will always be the right answer. i want to offer a special thank you to my predecessor, the first bureau chief fort watson because he was the woman who recruited bernie to cnn -- he was the person who recruited bernie to cnn. we sent our greetings and i thank you because we are all indebted to you for bringing bernard shaw to cnn and the world. godspeed bernard shaw. you are for sharing those guess with all of us -- thank you for sharing those gifts with all of us. [laughter] [applause] >> thank you for those memories of bernie. after less than a year on the air force cnn, bernie led as you heard the network's coverage of the assassination attempt on president reagan. the broadcast networks reported that james brady, jim brady, had died. bernie held off reporting until he said he could receive official confirmation. that never came. the other networks had to retract. bernie's producer sandy kenyon picks up the story. >> the other three ne

who is often because he had this northstar the concept of liberty and equality. but he did not start his life as an abolitionist. that's something that grew on him. he did not start his life believing and democracy. for most of his life he is not an out and out democrat. by the end of his life in 1832 in 1833 he's giving speeches about just because i'm rich does not mean i should be allowed to vote. every step of his career he's always looking at whatever the status quo is. any given year he's look at the status quo and trying to figure out what can be made better. what can we reform what can we improve on? he's never going to sink i contrast this to get to the end of the book you get to franÇois who for us in obscure french politician but was quite a figure in french history who had a rigid idea of what things needed to be and he did not go further than that. lafayette was ready to change and grow. that was something consistent about him his whole life. the knock on him that he had this one idea when he was 19 years old and stuck with it for the next 60 years is

the season's first snow heavenly and northstar plan to open november 18th while diamond peak and kirkwood set to open in early december. yeah, great that we're gonna have snow. we need it and it will contribute and help. but are we ever going to have any rain? that's a question that's been my a for a long time around here. st paul's and what was happening in a year ago. gasia torrential rain flooding in some neighborhoods correct this october, though, has been very unusual. we had big fog bank for about two weeks. it was unseasonably cool much of the coast san francisco, and then we had record heat a week ago, and then we had the wind on the weekend and we had some cold temps here. not too bad, though the frost advisory never materialized because there was too much of a breeze, but ha plane hit 35 lower leg 39, or lower like 39 felt was 37 great. was 38 pen grove 38. boulder creek was also 38. you can see, though the airflow is definitely offshore is all the cloud cover goes over a few clouds spill over the top of us, and so we get a few high clouds sixties to seventies. probably the warm

-- about fairness, that is your northstar.on't go anywhere near politics. politics has very little to do with fairness. politics and elections are not fair depending on your interview. why do people blame the incumbent president? it's human nature. we will when somebody and who better than the president in office? people assume incorrectly presidents have enormous power to control everything and if something is going wrong, it must be because they did something stupid. you can say that about the federal reserve board which had more to do with this than anyone else at least rare country. that's not how people think. they will blame the incumbent president and that's what they are doing now and that's what they have done across administrations, democratic and republican, since the beginning of the republic. it may or may not be fair you can make a good argument that isn't fair but it's reality. host: don't presidents often point the finger back and blame the president before them? at what point does the economy become a presiden

it was the season's first snow, heavenly and northstar are planning to open on november 18th diamond peak and kirkwood set to open in early december. ppe genie is morning. there still is a possibility of planned power outages and several northern california counties, including a small section of napa county. now, the utility says the winds were not as strong as predicted over the weekend, so no outages were necessary. however there's still a chance of strong wind gusts. today those winds combined with the very dry conditions we have could cause pg, any to power down a few lines near calistoga. the utility lets people know when it will call a ps ps so they can prepare and charge up their devices. also today registered nurses at alta bates medical center in oakland and berkeley, began a five day strike the union representing the 1800 nurses say nurses are walking off their jobs this week to protest workplace violence and high turnover rates. center says it's disappointed that the union called the strike, but the health group says it is committed to providing high quality patient care d

and he says, senator stevens -- i am paraphrasing -- senator stevens, like a sailor that sees the northstar i am going to go at it. lincoln says, you are not take into account the shadows, the reef, the swamp, the things you have to get around and get through that will require you to zig and zag. i think the people we bestow that exalted moniker of statesman are people who understand that and do it. john: more callers waiting for you. john in el paso, texas. you are on with steven hayward. caller: i am concerned. i served in the military, joint 1964. -- joined 1964. at the time, it was a requirement and we do not have that anymore. the old draft is gone and nothing has replaced it. we have politicians seeming to serve the demands of the contributors rather than the popular vote. the winner takes all the state electors when they run for president. the ones who do not get the majority vote really does not count. my question is, what do you think we could do to actually make somebody become a member of the united states other than paying taxes? that seems to be the only thing you have to do to

it certainly gives us a northstar. it is a good thing to have, but what is next? we are going to talk some more about the ways to use government funding and purchasing power to build a good job strategy. we are already seeing that in legislation and we will be seeing it in what state and local leaders are doing. this is a practice that goes back many decades, that requires that workers on a construction project all make the same wage on that project. if you negotiated wage -- lift up the wages for all workers. the administration has extended into their clean energy investments and manufacturing sector. that is a big development. there are other ones about making sure that increasing tax credit, if they also agree to train their workers. if you take this money, you have to be willing to hire from this community, from people who live here and from people who have faced discrimination in getting jobs. new innovations around infrastructure investments. also innovative strategies that allow people who might otherwise struggle in the labor market. these are all really i

their heavenly and northstar resorts are planning to open on november 18th peak and kirkwood are set to open in early december. we expect to get more details today about a car that was done buried in the backyard of an atherton estate. police say the trunk of the car was filled with concrete, they say it's still unclear why cadaver dog signal near the car because no human remains have been found has learned. the current question. here is a mercedes 5 60 sl. it was reported stolen back in 1990 . it had personalized license plates linked to the former owner of the home moved to washington state and has since died. if you have not received your california inflation relief check yet. don't worry the next round of checks are scheduled to be sent out today. so far about 3.5 million californians have received them. they are meant to help with the rising inflation costs everything from the cost of living to rising gas prices affecting our budgets. the payments are between $200.01, depending on your income and your family size. many people who filed their tax returns electronically will have