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the what's really interesting is sometimes the dog, sir, they're not reuben dogs, you know, they, they're training out of the country if they're not used to be around people. so they come to downtown acreage. there's all kinds of smells and things, and the dog is going to and they come in here and they hear people sharing and it's a, it's, it's so difficult for them. so it's a good measures. going to want to somehow get his dogs around people too. and so they're not social security is the, the, the, to be off a month basically of to remote explosive devices are poorly kidding. at least 73 people that when they get out of a 170 in the wrong place during the memorization of a general who was killed by us striking 2020 the idea is conducting a massive counter terrorism. rage in westbank refugees cub remotely arresting 18 people 11 on acute of israel, of drug of the country and the confrontation after a hum us deputy leader was killed in a drone attack and they root of his writing.

president, on behalf of supervisor peskin for the late jim hurley, reuben winkler, joan holden, diane ragsdale, herbert gold, and dexter scott king, on behalf of the entire board of supervisors, on behalf of supervisor preston for the late rich darnell may, on behalf of supervisor walton for the late eddie lee cottrell. and that's on behalf of the entire board of supervisors as well. on behalf of supervisor dorsey for the late dejan milosevic and richard farina and on behalf of supervisor melgar fore joshua coffee. the board of supervisors is adjourned [music] >> san francisco is known as yerba buena, good herb after a mint that used to grow here. at this time there were 3 settlements one was mission delores. one the presidio and one was yerba buena which was urban center. there were 800 people in 1848 it was small. a lot of historic buildings were here including pony express headquarters. wells fargo. hudson bay trading company and famous early settlers one of whom william leaderdorph who lived blocks from here a successful business person. african-american decent and the first milli

an aqueducts west palm is still use of 2000 year old reuben irrigation system. but since december settlers have begun expanding an illegal assessment of building a new road blocking foam is access to 17 acres of land old with the support of these way. the minute tree is out of the month of august. the 20th deland is filled with olive trees, which my father planted in 1986. this is a huge loss for us. somebody i spoke to the soldier is and they blocked me from accessing my laptop. i told him, i take care of it daily, and they order me to go to the settlement of that out to request that they access permit. during the interview is ready. so just shouted down to 0 as team to stop filming, and demanded to check the footage of the pharmacy as well as taking the land. illegal settlements and expanding infrastructure could also drain its water was of an ancient system. they rely on agriculture. the very reason, but it was listed as a protected world heritage sites. neural con, eldest, there are supposed to be a but here in the occupied westbank. still ahead on the alex'

the sound whose life was there in occupied history some think by attracting back is professor at reuben presidential chair of jewish history of wake forest university. he's also a specialist on jewish history and the nazi holocaust. and he joins us now from winston salem, north carolina, thanks so much for being with us. so what do you make of, of, of what's been heard today in the hague and how does it compare with other cases involving genocide as the case today that was brought by south africa is of historical importance. you know, since the end of world war 2 and the holocaust, we've heard the cry of never again, never again. and it's south africa with it's $84.00 page reports that it's submitted to the world court, which has really stepped up to that moral obligation of stopping genocide in its tracks. and this case is of such importance. and it's important legally. of course, as we've heard, it will make the case to the world that is real, as indeed committing genocide and it will compel the member states of the united nations to act. in order to to stop this genocide, it's also a

he says, israel is sending a message to everyone here they'll come to hong, is that the reuben had before they would write a house to a re someone and demolish that house. but it wasn't even like this. the road to toner pod. there's no water or electricity engineer. it was off. there's no access to food or medical treatment since the gold i hate has more and more. they want us out with 1000 gallons of seem to egypt and waste bank residents seem to jordan. the raid last at 45 hours. the extent of the damage here to cairo, tells us similar story of what happened in other refugee camps, such as in geneva. and was clearing up people that were ready, bracing themselves for the next incursion. which they say will come sooner, rather than later, we'd up to how many jersey were in the to carry me refugee can you without a 0 so it has all the of the what's the, what's the latest, what's the law? so that would be for the palestinians. detained in gaza, tell who risk stories of beatings and a piece of the hands of a swedish and off to the west flooding and 6 decades over 350000 people in the republi

i mean, yeah, we seen this, reuben ization over the last couple of years or decades actually. and they are people who are desperately waiting to move into these apartments with the family. the cities have been growing and conditions for many a terrible day or they've been waiting for these stories now. uh, we just got a statement here from ever grants. vice president show and, and he says that they will insure a homes under construction are delivered to buyers. but of course, we don't know what that is even worth. a lot of the buildings will get sold, who's buying them? how long is it even gonna take at this point? no work has been done in many of these developments for the last 2 years or so. so more action is tired of being torn down because they will build load licenses. so it's really all my, i would say impossible to say right now, what is happening to how many of these buildings, but miss laws, how to, from a business test. thanks very much. i to jump on a few of the stories making headlines around the world today. ukraine's state security services arrested 5 people for

the, the nature commutes between africa and you're the ecologist reuben evans noticed that the birds are different hunting behavior in the naturally dark nights in africa. then in the illuminated nights of western europe. he trips them near the hook at camp in national park, in belgium. as part of long term studies, to use a special nets to avoid harming the birds. we need to catch these birds because we try to invest individual behaviors in response to life conditions. in order to do this, we need to catch individuals in order with tracking devices on them. and this way we can study how to fly, where they fly to where to eat, how much that eats, why the incubate dx does this loud speaker, and it's the call of a male nature. reading. evans uses it to lower both competing meals and curious females. it's when you go, you know, it's a waiting game to see if a parent gets caught so this isn't my job. you know, it's a male the larger scale. so fascinating. for most people who have never seen them, most people have only heard them or seen like a dark shade. so my flying and being able to,

lisa reuben has been covering the case for us. we appreciate both of you how did it feel leading up to this? >> reporter: every day of this trial has tense and intense. today was no exception, when donald trump showed his contempt for this jury once again. there's been a flagrant show of entitlement by him and his team all throughout. that includes things like getting up, as he did during robbie kaplan's closing argument, but also things like his political aide being in the courtroom, and frequently standing up to hand notes to people, or his spokesperson attending, not handing his phone into security and having his cell phone go off wildly. this contempt continued to be evidence after the verdict. they did not accept his amendment to remove himself they understood what they did today was integral to our process and system. the judge gave them a reminder, in the constitution, the jury appears twice explicitly and this court behind me, the southern district of new york, where i did most of my practice when i was a practicing litiga

the report named then school police chief pete arredondo and sheriff reuben nolasco, it blamed them for not taking courageous action to stop the shooter for over an hour. while arredondo was called de facto on scene commander, the sheriff failed to establish a command post and withheld vital information about the gunman. the sheriff reacted to this report saying criticism against him is all false and arredondo was the person in charge that day. listen. >> i got there 16 minutes later. i entrusted in the man with the gold badge -- >> which is who? >> would be the chief of police that was there. >> which one? >> so and really that's really, i mean, you entrust in somebody. and that's the information that you're receiving. it's a very -- >> joining us now, jesse rizzo, he lost his 9-year-old daughter. she was killed in the robb elementary school massacre. sir, thank you so much for joining us. your daughter jackie went through hell and now your family is going through hell as well. and it's such a beautiful picture of her. jesse, i just want to ask you, as you're going through this nightma

. >> do you want to end on the fact that the sheriff at the time of uvalde county, sheriff reuben nolasco is named in the report. they talk about a failure to lead, to respond appropriately. he's running again for re-election. i wonder if you think he should not be running in light of this report. >> there are several individuals named that are running for re-election this year. and i hope voters take note of that. >> kimberly rubio, we'll always remember beautiful lexi. thank you for being with us this morning. >> thank you. i'm free to explore. i'm free to learn. i'm free to forge my own path. contra costa college is free for full-time students, which makes you free to explore all the incredible opportunities unleashed by higher learning. start your future and apply today at contracosta.edu/free >>> this morning new video shows mexican authorities pulling migrants out of the rhio grande to safety on thursday. this happened near the texas border in eagle pass. texas officials have begun arresting migrants for the first time after the state blocked federal border agents from access to the

let's bring in dave reuben and robert wolf, former economic adviser to president obama, founder and ceo of 32 advisers and a fox news contributor. he went to the university of pennsylvania whose former president liz mcgill stepped down days after her testimony on capitol hill. welcome to you. dave, not long before al sharpton weighed in on this. he said the following. today president gay's resignation is about more than a person or single incident. this is an attack on ever black on every black woman in this country. most of all, this was the result of bill ackman's campaign against claudine gay. he felt she was a dei hire. the national action network will show ackman that his attacks on dei president gay and black americans have consequences. what are your thoughts on that statement, dave? >> well, like almost everything that al sharpton says, that is the complete opposite of the truth. first off, we now know through reporting that claudine gay has at least 50 instances of plagiarism, including from carroll swain, who is a black academic. a woman. so she's stolen from black women to ge

. >> joining us now is lisa reuben, msnbc legal analyst in the room for today's proceedings. i know it's been an exceptionally long day, another one of many for you, but i'll start broadlych what did you make of donald trump's taking the stand today and what he had to say? >> focus on the legal perspective and not really incrementally not adding much political one, either. everything donald trump said on the stand today is something that those who hang on his every word already knew. he denied e. jean carroll's allegations, he stands by that. he know that because he says that all the time on truth social on the campaign trail. and he denied he says to defend himself. nothing about that is surprising. again, i think a total wash both legally and politically. >> the clip we played of donald trump there was from the attorney general's case not the e. jean carroll case. but what does it say to you about the argument her lawyers presented this as a piece of evidence in this case and the intersection of these two trials? >> let's start with the fact that any time a party to a lawsu

david reuben saw this sign at miami international airport by tsa pre-check and says migrants can passurity without photo id thanks to cp-1 app. everyone trusts that. if photo identification is optional, how does anyone know who is fly nothing our country? ted cruz saw writing on the wall and raised concern in letter to homeland security secretary alejandro mayorkas writing, while americans must present acceptable form of identification to fly or have their identities confirmed, tsa is permitting illegal aliens without id toopt for alternate identity process utilizing cbp-1 app and one standard for identifying american citizens and another weaker standard for verifying identities of illegal aliens. this is alarming. good old tsa does not think there is a problem with the app saying it is used by tsa to initiate thorough identity verification process culminating with enhanced screening before an individual is allowed into secure area of an airport. any noncitizen who poses a threat to national security is detained by dhs or turned over to another agency for investigation and prosecution

ktvu zan reuben has that part of our coverage. >> it was a race against the clock crews with california state parks tried to dig, saw and move what they could before the next storm hit. >> today we brought in all hands on deck. everybody that we could pull from san mateo through santa cruz. we have heavy equipment here. we pulled in from sacramento and we're trying to get this back to like, clean and stable. >> their focus really. del mar and seacliff state beaches, both of which sustained serious damage last week. high waves hit thursday and again early saturday, bringing debris ashore and knocking out infrastructure. >> but at this level, what we're seeing, it's happening this frequently. it's really hard to keep up with at venus cocktails and kitchen. >> they're in the same boat. high waves were lapping at their doorstep last week. >> it's just what it is. we gotta we gotta clean up when the weather's good. >> and so they're scraping and spraying the muck away. knowing more rain and waves are in the forecast. >> but hopefully we don't get more sand back in here. it would be really ki

i'm tom tunney of reuben. jason rose. i'm counsel for the property owner who's actually peter iskander, who's here. he's going to speak as well. you have justin yonker was the filed the appeal on peter's behalf, but he's not the owner of record just to clarify, um, really, you know, we don't disagree with much of what mr. hinson has said. um some of the details, uh, of the alleged violation is perhaps one thing is this is a two unit building. it's not a single family dwelling. um, mr. iskander is going to provide you with a little more detail about the project, but i just wanted to address what we think is the bigger and biggest issue here. you're probably asking, you know , why have you gotten to the point of an order of abatement and this hearing and it has been years. um, we, as mr. hinson stated, we submitted a permit to abate the violation and address all of the items and as is, uh, normal procedure, that permit was routed to planning immediately. um, and then we started working with planning. um, we've planning had

joining me is lisa reuben, who was in the courtroom today. talk about the difference between e.y, some of the issues that she was asked about today are no less difficult to talk about. and there were times where it was difficult for her to talk about, particularly when alena habba, trump's lawyer, insinuating that e. jean carroll is better off today than she was four years ago because their theme seems to be a variant on the kanye famous song. like, i made that rhymes with witch famous. and so she was saying, you make more money now, you have celebrity friends. you're celebrated on twitter by the likes of john cusack and bette midler and you go to fancy parties and aren't you more famous now because of trump? >> because you were sexually assaulted. >> and also ignoring the fact that e. jean carroll was carrie bradshaw before candice bushnell ever thought about a 27 year-long column. but >> she had a tv show previously on this network. >> she did, she shared a stage manager with you. >> but going back to her response, her response was no, i'm not better off. yes, more people know

counterterrorism analyst and special op veteran, aaron cohen and former assistant deputy of state, joel reuben. as for those reports of an iranian warship in the red sea, just how volatile is the situation there right now? >> yeah, look, at the very least this is certainly not trending in the right direction. you've now got an iranian ship in the waters there, you have a u.s. presence, you had this back and forth today with the houthi fighters. the first response from u.s. troops has ended in fatalities with ten of the men onboard those ships dying, and this is something that's been building for the better part of a month now. you've seen back and forth across the region between u.s. troops and some of these organizations, and all of them, frankly, backed by iran and now you see iran moving a ship into the red sea. there is, of course, a u.s. presence there as well. it's been a growing point of concern not only here in country, in israel, but globally people are looking at this very closely, and it comes as we've continued to see a buildup of strikes back and forth along the lebanon border wit

it's called the reuben's bakery and mexican food. they stole meat scales.t, groceries and lottery tickets among other things. and thousand and thousand of dollars in damages. the store owner trying to help the community has to play to replace the window and all of his items. >> in both instances it has to do with food now. one thing when you see them loot a louie i have tan. when it comes down to food. >> blackout something like that going on and people are hungry. this is just so different. not like somebody got in the car and hit reverse. somebody could go in and loot that place. >> ainsley: make that point too like a bakery. what are you going to get in the bakery imagine of muffins? no, they were stealing lottery tickets. one shop everywhere in the d.c. area took grocery carts full of detergent that family needed detergent or they are selling it. cvs in d.c. i heard they are replacing like if you want to buy toilet paper there is a picture of toilet paper on the shelf and you have to go get the employee to say go to the back and get my toilet paper. >>

ktvu is an reuben spoke to the players and the fans about that balance of rest and momentum this coming for 49ers. fans, this week feels like a gift. their team secured the number one seed and with it a week of rest. >> everyone's pretty confident. you know, going into these playoffs feels like this is our year. >> but first, there's one more regular season game against the rams. >> brock stony guy for sure. no i don't plan on playing. >> brock purdy will rest. so will christian mccaffrey with a strained calf. >> i've played through worse. you know, it's just one of those things where right now in the situation we're in, precaution is probably better, but a lot of starters will get time on the field. >> and they say there is no holding back. >> you know i'm going to prepare like i'm playing no matter what. >> if you're trying to balance it, that's when things happen. so you just play like you always play. >> coach kyle shanahan says he expects everyone to keep their head in the game. >> guys, mine's got to be right this week. you don't. two bye weeks isn't good for anybody. and that's w

but as ktvu is, an reuben reports with some support from its customers, longtime staff had the courageake over and then save the store. >> just bear with us for the people that work here and those that shop here. country son natural foods is more than a store. it's the heart and soul of palo alto, california avenue. and a few weeks ago it nearly shut its doors for good. >> it came really close, and it was kind of a last minute save, which was amazing. >> the business is a fixture since the 1970s, was in trouble. the pandemic had taken its toll, the owners were retiring and no new buyers were in sight until a couple of longtime customers came forward. they offered guidance plus financial support. their suggestion that the staff step up and save themselves and so they did so with a little help from some people from the community who are amazing. >> we were able to purchase the store and kind of turn it around. >> it's a process that's well underway. they've renegotiated their lease, are restocking their shelves and reengaging with shoppers. >> this is actually, uh, doing something that m

jen reuben, david corn are back with me. jen, what do you make a deal reached tonight.n thursday that he was making or at least taking steps to pass a short-term spending bill. mike johnson has reportedly voted against short term bills in the pass, but, here we are. >> this is just another kick the can down the road, because he is trying to pull off and definitely this clash, the kevin mccarthy clash that brought his speakership down. the fact that the matter is that even mike johnson understands that he needs to keep the government open, and it would be disastrous for the republicans if it closed. on the other hand, if he defies the right wingers, the extreme right wingers, most are right wingers, and it only takes a few, then he'll be in the soup again. it seems like we're playing dÉjÀ vu all over again, and that is the problem. the republicans are are ingested and capable of governing. their radicals, destructive, and mike johnson is now in charge of this circus. it's actually has gotten worse for him because they are down three people in the house, due to recitation

i'm with five other reporters right now, and congressman reuben's office.testers have breached the capitol. we started to get masks out from under, gas masks out from under our seat. some of the other reports think they heard about three gunshots, and we are holding our masks. members are holding their masks. we're all trying to stay calm and comfort each other. some members from down on the house floor started getting evacuated. i was with tv reporters and then some other members around on the top third floor of the house floor, and we were together to get under our chairs. we were all sheltering, a few members praying over the members, and reporters that were all shelters. as we were doing this, we started hearing loud bangs just on the doors, on the glass doors off the floor, and while these bangs were happening, they started barricading the door. they actually broke the glass, the protesters. which was alarming members, and capitol police were sheltering with us. that was probably one of the most intense moments. after ten minutes of barricading the doo

an aqueducts west palm is still use of 2000 year old reuben irrigation system. but since december settlers have begun expanding an illegal assessment of building a new road blocking foam is access to 17 acres of land with the support of these way the minute tree is out of the month of august. the total of the land is filled with olive trees, which my father planted in 1986. this is a huge loss for us. somebody i spoke to the soldiers and they blocked me from accessing my land. i told him, i take care of it daily, and they order me to go to the settlement of that out to request that they access permit. during the interview is ready. so just shouted down to 0, his team to stop filming, and demanded to check before search the pharmacy as well as taking the land and legal settlements. and expanding infrastructure could also drain. that's watch with an agent system. they rely on agriculture. the very reason, but it was listed as a protected world heritage sites. neural con, eldest, there are supposed to be a but here in the occupied westbank. still ahead on this else

. >> but as ktvu is, an reuben tells us, supporters see the measure as encouraging movement on the streetsn mateo county, the homeless are worried that thanks to a new ordinance, they're circumstance is about to be called a crime. >> i mean, why make it a crime when they force you into that situation? they don't do nothing to help you. really. here they say this and they say that, but they don't do it. >> the initiative is called hopeful horizons and the hope is to force the homeless to access services. >> so far, for the hard to reach population is just refusing to get help. >> the idea is that they're given warnings, and if they don't vacate their encampments within 72 hours, they get a misdemeanor citation that sends them to court. the court can then divert them to services supervisor warren slocum, who introduced the measure, doesn't see this as punishment. >> i just totally don't agree with that at all. it's not a matter of criminalizing. it's a matter of a way, a path to encourage people to get the care that they need. advocates aren't so sure. >> they worry that some may be scared o

of which is the military drama righteous, aired in the spring of 2023, in which makovetsky played reubenause every time, well... there are even men among artists, but seryozhka has never let me down in this sense, and the nastier he looks, the better, so say he's playing. have you ever wanted to avoid filming makovetsky? thank god, such a thought could not even occur to me in order not to work. not in all the films there was , let’s say, a role for him, but imagine that not, if there is a role for... everyone already had a dozen notable works in cinema, but for some reason all the critics are sure of makovetsky as a great serious artist , it was khotinenko who discovered it. having enjoyed working with sergei vasilyevich, a year later vladimir ivanovich almost brought the artist to a psychiatric clinic. we have there was one shift at makarov , there was little time, little money , it was 1993, we filmed with enthusiasm, we had a shift that lasted 29 hours, we filmed outside the city, at first in the dacha all the scenes were so shocking, now we ... completely exhausted, the scene is extr

ktvu is an reuben has more from the girls school in morgan hill along highway 152 east of gilroy. >>orial marks the spot where the accident happened, where two young girls lost their lives. elisa ornelas was just seven years old. her sister valentina was four. >> it broke my heart because i had three kids, so that's why it got me more, more worried because it's always really scary to head over here. >> the ornelas family, who live in morgan hill, spoke to us by phone. they say the girls loved farm animals and the outdoors, and they adored their new baby brother and their parents, all of whom survived the crash. it happened early friday when the driver of another car tried to pass a tractor trailer, clipping its front and spinning into oncoming traffic. a total of five vehicles were involved. very garibaldo was commuting on 152 when it happened, and a lot of people are trying to go fast and jump another car and it's just it's scary. >> so i think a lot of people need to be careful driving around here, see if i can get. >> daniel lopez runs a farm stand nearby. he says there are too ma

also sarah reuben, an opinion writer for the washington post and msnbc political -- how women save democracy from donald trump. welcome to both of, you thank you for being with us. mckay, i want to ask you about this. go to a trump rally, we have reporters who do that. this morning, ali vitali was there. but todd nichols was saying in the last hour, what do you do them? because you're not necessarily going to convince people who are answering these questions through your empathy and understanding of it. so what is the goal of understanding why so many people continue to back donald trump in spite of everything he says? >> first of all, i think that if you are an opponent of donald trump, if you're worried about him getting back to the white house, it might, if nothing else, provide a sense of urgency to be there, to remind yourself of exactly what donald trump is about, what he is promising to do if he gets another term in the white house. you know, i think a lot of us have forgotten or even better to say, we have gotten good at turning him out. now maybe a lot of your viewers, they follow p

they'll come to hong is that the reuben had before they would write a house to a re someone's into most that house, but it wasn't even like this. the roads, the toner pod, there's no water or electricity engineer was off. there's no access to food or medical treatment since the world i hate has more and more. they want us out with 1000 gallons of seem to egypt and waste bank residents seem to jordan. the raid lost its 45 hours the extent of the damage here and to cairo, tells a similar story of what happened in other refugee camps, such as in janine and wide clearing up people that were ready, bracing themselves for the next incursion, which they say will come sooner rather than later, we'd up to how many jersey are in the to carry refuge account. thousands of people have been demonstrating in human against us and british strikes on who 2 people positions in the country. but this was the scene in the northern city of santa alia, on friday. protest is also condemned, as well as war on guys were in cold for 65. but it was also a protest in the capitol salma. how does it was mohammed a lap

right now is the torture of the intentional telling of family members at one by one or group by a reuben. it fits devastating with very devastated kills that old, devastated for his father, who has to endure a lot of just seeing his family member and un, unable as a father due to succeed in one job, which is texting his children. not because he is unable that because the, the war machine is a preventing him from, i wouldn't say. and i remember a situation where after the last, if his mother and other family members, this sisters were bonding strongly with the c m q times a day of the near attempt. because they wanted to kind of support that. the. they just smit so much from having their mother. that's in the tragedy. is that the triple tragedy right now? not over the web root can father, but also says there's a word, whole thing of a brother who will survive the tax previously. now don is freezing the pain under the trauma, particularly not for the system, but for his little brother as well. the trauma is great and we're honestly worried about that word about sums and the remaining famil

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president, on behalf of supervisor peskin for the late jim hurley, reuben winkler, joan holden, dianeagsdale, herbert gold, and dexter scott king, on behalf of the entire board of supervisors, on behalf of supervisor preston for the late rich darnell may, on behalf of supervisor walton for the late eddie lee cottrell. and that's on behalf of the entire board of supervisors as well. on behalf of supervisor dorsey for the late dejan milosevic and richard farina and on behalf of supervisor melgar for the late joshua coffee. the board of supervisors is adjourned francisco. >> my name is fwlend hope i would say on at large-scale what all passionate about is peace in the world. >> it never outdoor 0 me that note everyone will think that is a good i know to be a paefrt. >> one man said i'll upsetting the order of universe i want to do since a good idea not the order of universe but his offered of the universe but the ministry sgan in the room chairing sha harry and grew to be 5 we wanted to preach and teach and act god's love 40 years later i retired having been in the tenderloin most of tha