and ruben told him a curious story., too, because sam was a no-show at a beach party. ruben called him. multiple times. no answer. until finally someone picked up. >> i said, hello? and they said, hey, hey, bro. i'm like, who's this? sam never calls me bro. right off the bat i was like, who is this? the voice was not the same. the voice was not the same. >> the voice on the phone said -- >> i'm busy right now. i'm having a lot of problems with family. i'm like what are you talking about? hangs up on me. so i called again, no answer. >> ruben didn't think that was sam. but if not, who was it? and more importantly, where was sam? news of julie's murder was spreading and soon reached an old army buddy of sam's named miles foltz. >> when i found out it was julie, i definitely knew sam had nothing to do with it because of the way sam protects his friends and his family, and julie was one of them. >> miles was stationed in afghanistan with sam. they fought together. miles knew how sam was toward anyone he considered a friend.

, called him from inside the room and says she's dying. >> hey, hey, hey, hey, ruben, ruben. >> she says's shot. >> reporter: it's pargas, the acting chief, who comes and removes ruiz from the hallway. as time goes by, the police on the scene can be heard looking to pargas, asking him for direction. they want to know what the plan is. pargas tells them he's waiting on the texas department of public safety. >> are we just waiting for more tech or what's going on? >> reporter: at 12:10 p.m., nearly 30 minutes after police first arrived, 10-year-old chloe torrez, a fourth grader trapped inside the room with the gunman, is on the phone with a 911 dispatcher. >> i'm in the classroom 112. 112, yes, ma'am. >> what's your name. >> chloe torrez. please help me. there's a lot of dead bodies. >> cnn obtained that call and published it with the approval of her parents. par gas said other police on scene are immediately informed. >> she is in the room full of victims. >> one of the victims, a child called 911. the room is full of victims. child 911 call. >> pargas, who didn't have a radio with him, t

so with that, we bring in dave ruben, host of the ruben report who left what he calls the dispopian nightmareifornia and now lives in that sunshine state of florida. mark penn, former clinton adviser and polster, chairman of the harris poll and a fox news contributor who i think is not in florida. hi, mark. hello, dave. good to see both of you today. you know, let me start with the polls. let's pull this up. this is "the new york times" sienna poll. who would you vote for if the republican -- this is the republican 2024 primary. donald trump 49%. ron desantis, 26%. pence 6%. why don't you take the first crack at that, mark? >> well, actually, if you take donald trump out in poll that we've run in harris, you got desantis at 40 or more. so he's been coming up several points each and every month. so trump is below 50. you know, when i look at this thing in the past, you know, if you're 35 and you're donald trump, you're not going to win. if you're at 65, you're going to win. just below 50, you probably could take the republican primary but it's not a sure thing. >> martha: so the question is, d

>> reporter: moments layinger ruben ruiz, whose wife is a teacher delivered critical information to himd inside his wife's classroom. he was suspended by city of uvalde in july and placed on paid leave while they investigate his role as a commanding officer during the shooting is walking in and out of the hallway taking cover next to a wall. failing to organize a response. even when ruben ruiz barrels back into the hallway telling colleagues that his wife eva called him from inside the room and says she's dieing. >> hey, hey, hey. >> she says she's shot. >> reporter: it's the acting chief who comes and removes ruiz from the hallway. >> i don't know. you have to -- >> reporter: as time goes by the police on the scene can be heard looking to him asking him for direction. he want to know what the plan is. parghas tells his waiting on the department of public safety. >> just waiting for -- what's going on? >> something in there to come in. >> reporter: at 12:30 p.m. 30 minutes after police arrive 10-year-old chloe torrez, a fourth grader trapped inside the room with the gunman on the phone

congressman ruben gallagher >> that's a good thing. >> yeah congressman ruben guyger, thank you so much for joining us. >> thank you. >> i'm joined now here at this by halima start, simon sachs sanders townsend, david jolly, former republican congressman of florida, no he should heat and, of course stephanie ruhle is the host of this hour, the 11th hour on nbc joining us. stephanie, let me start with you, it is your hour and a keeping the seat warm for you. you heard reuben diego talk about the economy. a, this was the big surprise. nbc exit polling has people writing the economy worst since 2009, 2010. here's my question for you. this economy is very different than 2009, ten. 2009 2010, enormous amounts of high unemployment and very low inflation. now we have the tightest labor market and the lowest unemployment basically on record and high inflation. what does it say about voters preferences between those two states of affairs when you look at the democrats losing 63 seats in 2010 and maybe losing five to 10 to 12 this year? >> what does it say about reuben diagonal about opinion of n

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[ applause ] >> dave ruben. >> serving up some red meat. medium rare. >> yeah, florida!g fact that people often count brian kilmee in order to fall asleep. you must have a theory. >> i do have a theory. >> yes? >> do you want me to go over it? >> yes! >> what do sheep do? >> > >> >> > >>baahaa b. >> it is only one sheep that walks in a circle and everyone is following them. if we can find which one and we can stop them. god makes all the sheep alike. if we can stop the first one, it will be it. >> you spent so much time thinking of this one but you didn't have time for the taylor swift one? >> that threw me over the moon. the sheep herder needs to know how many sheeps there are. they basically created an infinity number, john, you lived on a farm, didn't you? >> yeah, i know how to stop this. >> eat one of them. [ laughter ] >> it is over. the rest of them going oh okay, we are done with the i the ir p the the i the ir p circles. we had that in america, those are called kari lake trying to find a booth that works. they keep on walking around in circles. >> no comment for

even when ruben ruiz barrels back into the hallway, telling his colleagues that his wife eva moralesfrom inside of the room, and said that she's dying. >> ruben. >> she said she's shot. >> reporter: it is pargas, the acting chief who calms and removed ruiz from the hallway. as time goes by, the police on the scene could be heard looking to pargas, asking him for direction. they want to know what the plan is. pargas tells them he's waiting on the texas department of public safety. >> are we just waiting for -- what is going on? >> dps is coming in. >> reporter: at 12:10 p.m., nearly 30 minutes after police arrive, 10-year-old khloe torres, a fourth grader trapped in the room with the gunman, is on the phone with a 911 dispatcher. >> i'm in classroom on the -- 112. 112, yes. >>s what your name, ma'am? >> please hurry, there is a lot of dead bodies. >> cnn obtained that call and published it with the approval of her parents. when the dispatcher radio yoed the information pargas and other scenes are immediately informed. >> advising he is in the room full of victims. >> a child called 91

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also celebrating reelection as congressman ruben guy ego.d chair of the congressional hispanic caucus is bold pack. congressman joins me now. first let me start with the news of the week coming out of your state of arizona, where they defeated republican trump backed candidate for arizona governor, kari lake is refusing to concede. and said on thursday that she is assembling a team of lawyers to quote collect evidence and data, pertaining to the electoral process. now, the same as happening with the secretary of state results where democrat adrienne fontes defeated primaried election and i are in january six attendee, mark finchem who is currently refusing to concede. what do you make of the election denialism that has become something that is becoming more and more common in arizona elections, at least of late? where do you see this go and congressman? good evening. thank you for having. the really what this has become is kind of a cottage industry for losing candidates to still be able to milk their donors out of more money. mark finchem l

ktvu and ruben continues our team coverage with that part of the story. silicon valley bloodbath. that's how some tech experts are describing widespread layoffs. companies like stripe and lift are cutting workers. so we're coin based and robin hood preparing for the wars. that's that's the underlying theme of everything going on now, while some companies are choosing layoffs. others are hoping to trim fat through attrition, and big players like amazon and apple have announced hiring freezes lot of companies. they're looking at the possibility of a recession we're going to see in 2023. and they don't want to be caught. you know off guards by doing it after the fact but fear of recession is only part of the problem. experts say excessive hiring during the pandemic is another right now there's just too much uncertainty on the economy for them to keep those numbers in place and keep their shareholders happy. the result a glut of tech workers now flooding the job market. but ahmad bin alpha of san jose state says unemployment is still low in silicon valley and plenty of companies like

joining me now is congressman ruben gallego, a democrat in wisconsin, an election law expert at ucla safeguarding democracy project. let me start with you, just to level set here, you guys have not seen this before in arizona, right? this is new? >> this is new, but conspiracy theories that feed this type of emotion is not new. it was around in 2020 and has been basically continued to be pursued and enhanced by candidates trying to exploit fear and some really dumb people like kari lake and a couple of the other politicians, exporting some dumb people for their money and attention. >> mark finchem, a republican nominee for secretary of state there has almost explicitly encourage this. he has been talking about the ball drop boxes. finchem it distinguishes himself, i guess you can say, as one of the more avid election lie advocates on the national scene. what role do you think higher up officials have been cultivating this? >> look, there will always be some people desperate conspiracy theories, but when you have people there are elected officials, gives credence to it that mexico fur

he was their only hope. >> lisa ruben, thank you so much. good to see you. >>> president biden on the campaign trail connecting his message on the threat to democracy and the attack on speaker pelosi's husband. we'll go live to washington for the latest on the investigation and why members of congress are now calling for more to be done to prevent future attacks. >>> plus, in just a couple hours, vice president harris and former secretary of state hillary clinton are set to hit the campaign stage in new york. why democrats are very concerned about midterms in that deeply democratic state. you're watching "chris jansing reports" only on msnbc. ng reports" only on msnbc this week is your chance to try any subway footlong for free. like the subway series menu. just buy any footlong in the app, and get one free. free monsters, free bosses, any footlong for free! this guy loves a great offer. so let's see some hustle! if rayna's thinking about retirement, she'll get some help from fidelity to envision what's possible and balance risk and reward.

ktvu zen ruben joins us live tonight outside san jose pd and more than 700 citations.huge amount of manpower and a lot of time. yeah the tactic was actually developed by the air support team to involves tracking the side shows from above, then blocking them in with a massive police presence on the ground. tires started screeching saturday night, and crowds began to gather sjp sideshow protocol kicked into gear soon. the scene at monterey and brendan was locked down with streets blocked in all directions we were able to successfully employ a tactic that we have developed where we essentially blocked them in um, that required over 100 officers , sergeants and lieutenants to be able to do safely and effectively. tactic was developed over the last several months, but this was by far their biggest enforcement yet over the next eight hours, 500 cars were detained. ultimately officers issued 720 citations, impounded 17 vehicles and recovered one handgun. thanks to the city council ordinance, spectating at the side shows is a misdemeanor. this is exactly what we hoped would ha

in san jose and ruben ktvu fox two news strike by university of california educators has entered its third week a group of uc employees carried picket signs today on the u. c. berkeley campus. there are 48,000 striking workers spending the 10 campuses. they include post doctoral scholars, teaching assistants, associate instructors. graduate student and academic researchers. the union says its members need better pay better benefits to afford the high cost of housing in california. you see, says it did offer a wage increase in that rent at campus housing is 20 to 25% below market rate. at six. first it was starbucks will now employees from pete's coffee are looking to unionized employees at two locations in davis have voted in favor of joining a union and have notified the national labor relations board workers say the vote was nearly unanimous. they say they hope organizing will help them boost wages and improved scheduling verse. pete's coffee shop opened up in berkeley in 1966 and grew to 340 locations across the nation. the emeryville company released a statement reading important

this is ruben guzman. [applause] >> thank you for acknowledging the work of our educators. >> thank you. zackary marlin. the san francisco fire commission honored to present the the certificate of appreciation to you, zachary marlin recognition of heroic efforts to ~esque residents from i burning building at 10 inca lane on may 13 of 22. it gwen to you this 26th day of october of 2022. again. signed by all the commissioners. thank you. [applause] >> and would you like to make a few comments? >> thank you. >> thank you. >> all right. i recognize this name. the san francisco fire commission is honored to present this certificate of appreciation to sicily lee in recognition of herzberg'soic efforts to rescue residents from a burning building at 10 inca lane on may 13 of 22 and signed by all the commissioners and presented this 26th day of october, 2022. [applause] would you like to say a few words. >> thank you for approximate acknowledging what we did and it was a scary moment but now that the kids were scar

lisa ruben and harry litman remain with me. julia ainsley joins me as well. we know about the back story. >> we know this is because of extraordinary circumstances. the justice department had some very large cases here against former president trump, not just a former president, but is now a candidate, having just announced his candidacy to run again in 2024. announcing that three days ago. it's hard not to see that as an impetus for this decision. and then his decision to name jack smith, someone who would not be readily at the tip of the tongue of republicans or democrats or seen as a partisan and in fact most well known as a recent role as a specialist prosecutor appointed by the european union to carry out investigations into the kosovo liberation army for possible war crimes in kosovo. so he had international clout, he's also come up through the ranks of the justice department, beginning in the '90s, also getting into the rank of acting u.s. attorney, in tennessee, and to be someone who clearly has built up a reputation as a prosecutor, both within the u

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in san jose and ruben ktvu, fox two news. how are you may notice some of that wind out there this afternoon. kind of early afternoon to three o'clock is the winds really got going? it's still windy outside . we've got wind gusts up around big rock, which is up so sort of up in the marine county area up above, uh, kind of the old petaluma area. it's out in the hills but 50 mile an hour gusts that's significant. 41 mile an hour gusts on top of mount tamil pius. that's middle peak oakland north 17 so windy, onshore wind, so not a big fire concern, which is good, and that's the big shift this week completely different than the last two weeks. you can already tell. these are the highest from today. but you noticing is more clouds that onshore push. we had a little patchy fog last night at the coast, and then we've got clouds overhead, so it's starting to feel a little more like late fall early winter and it will as we go into wednesday night. we get some showers going into thursday as well. so temperatures today we did get a 66 in

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. >> annalynne you're a big girl and avian ruben her adopted children. >> smelled so good. >> cousinsine people. to make it i use and i put the oxtail on the pressure cooker. >> while. >> now the peanut butter. >> here's the peanut butter. >> no more, no more. now the banana blossom, the eggplant. >> holy night. the stars are brightly shining. here it is. i hope everybody will enjoy. k, it's time to eat. crymac [inaudible] >> amen. >> we always say ladies first. i think we will serve you. >> it's okay this time? just this once. so good. >> how long have you been back? in the philippines. >> in the philippines three years. >> three years, where have you worked hong kong for five years. >> for five years and then i went to america. i stayed there for almost 30 years. >> aurora is recently back after most of her life spent abroad. >> what kind of work were you doing. >> i did housekeeping and babysitting. >> the money she sent home put everybody here and many, many more through school, lifted them up to a more comfortable life. >> you knew the family behind? >> to go out there make money

so i wholeheartedly agree. energy is always not just an economic, but also a political matter. ruben's tuba energy consultant. thank you very much for your perspective. thanks a lot for having me. rushes war of aggression against ukraine has sparked fears and neighboring countries that they too could face a russian invasion in poland. the army is offering military training to civilians, both old and young to prepare them for a possible emergency. how to deal with a gunman, wolf, tampa, missus military training for civilians in warsaw. poland became a frontline state after the russian invasion of ukraine. now demand for this sort of training has been booming. arletta is one participant length of chicago, so i decided to come here because of the state of the world at the moment. i think it's with knowing how to act in case of a disaster, which hopefully won't happen to us managers and you know, what got, you know, most people taking part in the free one day polish army course. have no experience with weapons. they want to know how to defend themselves, and their country benoit survival i

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and then not forget ruben diaz, portugal to go to defender. i could go on, but i am, you get my point. there's a lot of them living in the best parts of town, their neighbors. many of them are friends bringing a taste to portugal to a northern english city. there are portuguese supermarkets, portuguese restaurants, manchester, art gallery, even hosted a portuguese hot exhibition. manchester is normally divided by cab rivalry, but they know a lot about this portuguese squad, and they squat knows each other very very well. that's something you're to. why are we taking into consideration though they have better? cuz albert, who runs and runs scores, and he keeps on running a sprinting cyclone of talent from montevideo, uruguay will lead him on form. if they're to succeed in qatar, ah, or this is likely to be christian or, and all those last world cat, are you confident he can take portugal to the and welsh about the question that sir, i wish i had the answer to father. it's that has been up for the end of this week. there's been a little grown sw

ruben esslunta, but back to our mediterranean premiere, the title of which suggests the general tonet based on the work of the same name by erman ree. starring. we will see francesco-favita and, in fact, the city of naples yes , it is in its streets among. the landscapes of baroque churches inhale the aroma of the past the central character, who has not been in his homeland for 40 years, moreover, in this nostalgia for naples, the director devotes the first hour of the picture, diving into the detail of the sanita area, only after this aesthetic savoring does the viewer realize that the hero left for a reason, but returned on a sad occasion caring for a terminally ill mother film about the life of ordinary italians film everyday life and inevitability, and in the past. what does the premiere film nostalgia have in common with the first foreign film of tarkovsky nostalgia is for you a task with an asterisk, well, right now from a leisurely italian thai about the past let's move on to the american psychological thriller with chalk gibson. starring, of course. this two-time academy awar

there's bruno fernandez, who scored one of the goals against macedonia, and then let's not forget ruben diaz. portugal go to defender, i could go on, but i am, you get my point. there's a lot of them living in the best parts of town. their neighbors. many of them are friends, bring in a taste to portugal to a northern english city. there are portuguese supermarkets, portuguese restaurants, manchester, art gallery, even hosted a portuguese hot exhibition. manchester is normally divided by cab rivalry, but they know a lot about this portuguese squad, and this squad knows each other very very well. that's something you otherwise we taking into consideration though they have better. cuz albert, who runs and runs scores, and he keeps on running a sprinting psy clone of talent for montevideo uruguay will lead him on form if they're to succeed in qatar. ah, this is al jazeera and this is the top stories. protests have taken place for a 4th consecutive day and chinese cities against the governments covered 19 restrictions. it's eas, some rules. bob says, the 0 covered strategy will state the de

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in ruben neves, laxalt is narrowly ahead of masto by just a little less than 900 votes. cnn has full coverage straight ahead in this hour. >>> first to ukraine, where residents in the city of kherson have no water or power but plenty of euphoria after russian troops retreated. residents lived under brutal occupation for eight months and were liberated friday after russia withdrew its troops. this returned the strategic region's capital and surrounding areas back to ukrainians, a major blow for putin's war effort there. now authorities are working to restore the city to normal life. cnn international diplomatic reporter nic robertson had reaction from the city. >> reporter: everyone here is out celebrating in the square here. people are wearing the ukrainian flag, they're hugging the soldiers, they've come out to see how it is to have freedom. i'm joined here by yuliya and olga, and we're going to have a quick conversation about how it's been. tell us about the last eight months, yuliya, under occupation. >> it was really hard time for everyone. every ukrainian family wai

anti-gay, anti-semitic, xenophobic, should that act protect them asks joe abrams in conversation with jed ruben feld that i had about whether the civil rights act gets expanded. that would have made a good survey question. he said you've got to be even, apply it evenly. there needs to be parity. otherwise, there is disparity and that needs to be eradicated. i agree with you. what about hate? see you next week. enjoy thanksgiving. >>> happy morning to you all. it is saturday, november 19. i'm amara walker. >> i'm martin savidge in for boris sanchez. you are in the cnn newsroom. in western new york there are hundreds of dozens of people facing an historic storm as much as six feet of lake-effect snow. the winter storm has been blamed for at least two deaths. >> officials say two people tied after suffering cardiac arrest while shoveling or blowing snow in an area familiar with heavy snowfall. officials are taking no chances. a state of emergency is in place for 11 counties and erie county issued a combination of travel bans and travel advisories to keep people off the roads. despite the ban, auth

outbreak of the plague that killed millions of people like the india and japan because this person name ruben lugo wanted to fulfill like his parents toys paid more attention to his older brother so he wanted to do something that made his parents proud in hiss eyes want to be known with the dinosaurs are, whether this month this kid named barnum brown who is named after barnum brown because they took his older kid to the circus and he couldn't figure out which name the newborn and this kid came in and yelled barnum brown because of this kid, this guy we now know with the t. rex as we have jurassic park and we have all of these horror movies millions of dollars in hollywood, really can be traced back to this one person who wanted to make a life for himself and having to find this. >> so let's get to 1902, annie held creek m montana, creek montana and the first t. rex no other specimen and he finds out and things change for paleontology museums and dinosaurs and there have been out lot discover to be for this in the public's interest is not the kind of into it but is not incredible. what happen

give us the story, ruben. >> nice try.oung people voting and voting in person. it's going to continue to grow as the day goes on. i saw a lot of people, women of color, black and latino women, dropping off ballots and younger ones. i think there's going to be a story told later today where you're going to see a democratic resurgence in ballots, but won't be counted until tomorrow. i think at least in arizona, the narrative that somehow latinos and african americans are moving away from the democratic party is not happening here. >> i noticed last night that kari lake, in a closing rally, said some things i found shocking. keep in mind, i served with john mccain. we didn't vote together often. but certainly understand who he represented to americans in terms of his service in the war. and she said out loud, all mccain republicans, get the hell out. i mean, how is that received by those in the republican party that still have a great deal of respect for who john mccain was and what he represented? >> the other thing she's me

city council will be holding a study session exploring their options on december 5th in san jose and ruben ktvu, fox two news. thank you am dozens of people gathered in downtown san jose to honor those who have died while living on the street. no more harvey. lorenzo stevens. men, well, custody a nose. mark peters. last night's candlelight vigil took place outside st james episcopal church organizers read the names of nearly 100 people who have died this year in san jose, while homeless, they called for more government services to help those who are currently in sheltered in santa clara county. acknowledging the humanity of all peoples incredibly critical and fighting to do whatever we can another v, where 97 people's names are red because they were experiencing the safe, secure housing that they need. santa clara county leaders say they are stepping up their efforts to protect the homelessness winter that includes expanding the hours of the county homeless shelter in mountain view that just opened up this week. 409 is the time definitely thinking about those people. it is cold. it is wind

joining me now is msnbc legal analyst, lisa ruben. i know we're talking about separate charge that i just spoke with ryan, we're talking about three separate investigations. the oath keepers, mar-a-lago documents, the efforts to overturn the election in georgia. those are three separate things, but all fall under the headline, donald trump's refusal to give up the office of the white house after he lost the election in 2020. what are you watching for? >> i'm watching to see whether the trump legal team continues to do some of the things that they just did today. and that is to try and throw these hail marys to distract from what law enforcement is trying to do. so today, team trump filed a motion to unseal the search warrant affidavit. that might be an indication they expect to lose that 11th circuit appeal. if the special master process ends, theoretically, donald trump and his legal team will have to return all of the materials that they got through that process. that means they would have to return essentially the evidence that the

anti-gay, anti-semitic, xenophobic, should that act protect them asks joe abrams in conversation with jed rubende a good survey question. he said you've got to be even, apply it evenly. there needs to be parity. otherwise, there is disparity and that needs to be eradicated. i agree with you. what about hate? see you next week. enjoy thanksgiving.

ruben joins me on the fading power of the trump playbook next. >> >> american democracy dodged a potentially fatal bullet, as voters rejected basically all of the high-profile election deniers in the crucial swing state. all except in one race it was outstanding, we are just discussing. it kari lake for a governor zona. -- the all-electric 2023 chevy bolt euv. 247 miles of range on a full charge. america's most affordable ev. evs for everyone, everywhere. chevrolet. >> american democracy dodged a potentially fatal bullet, as voters rejected basically all of the high-profile election deniers in the crucial swing state. all except in one race it was outstanding, we are just discussing. it kari lake for a governor zona. the losers include a secretary of state power over the state in arizona, michigan in the beta. that is mark finchem in arizona, jim marchand and nevada. he had a coalition of candidates that promoted the big lie. they were running to be in place for 2024. essentially, as a pro coup. they're going to fix the whole country marchand said. he'll be president again in 2024. that was

bring in "washington post" political investigative reporter josh dawsey and msnbc legal analyst lisa rubencomplaint exactly? >> the complaint is that plane elements of the investigation -- many elements of the investigation, the policing failure at the capitol, security failures with various law enforcement agencies, with other white extremists and nationalists who led some of the fringe elements at the capitol, we spoke with staffers who said that they have been told, a lot of them have been told that liz cheney wanted the report to be all about former president trump, and a lot of these folks have studied, you know, the ways that groups fundraise for this and the ways that these different fringe elements came together, and various security failures by the capitol police, various security failures by the u.s. military, and they believe all of those should be delineated fully in the final report, while also focusing on trump. but in they're telling, liz chainy, who is the co-chair exered extreme control over this group for the last two years and wants to keep the product focused mainly on

triangle sadness from the swede ruben esslunt, but back to our mediterranean premiere, the title of whicheneral tone of the film nostalgia was filmed under the work of the same name ermanu, rey, in the lead roles. we will see pier francesco-favita, but also, in fact, the city of naples yes, precisely in its streets among the stone landscapes of vicious churches. some flavor of the past the central character, who has not been in his homeland for 40 years, and this nostalgia for naples, the director devotes the first hour of the picture, diving into detailing the sanita area, only after this aesthetic savoring, the viewer understands that the hero left for a reason, but returned on a sad occasion, caring for a terminally ill mother. film about the life of ordinary italians . what does the premiere film nostalgia have in common with the first foreign film by tarkovsky ? with a gibson chalk. starring, of course. this two-time academy award winner impresses with his ability to work this year with a small gibson. six films have already been released, including the current premiere under a vague

anyone with information on this latest sideshow was asked to contact police in santa clara and ruben the weather keeps giving. we've got more rain in the forecast late in the weekend. it's a progressive pattern. we talked about that last week and how things are changing around and it's becoming more. there's more opportunity for weather systems to get in here long range model. i'm just going to click through it just so i can kind of see the basic. don't worry about the timing as much as the latitude of the jet stream. so here it is friday. there's tomorrow and then somewhere around saturday, you get a little bit of maybe a sprinkle and see what comes down after that, that sunday evening war and then after that, more and more and more into tuesday into wednesday, and then the mountains continue to get some snow up there through wednesday, maybe into thursday, and potentially something after that . so in these the numbers this over the next seven days or so, just look at the contours the reds. that's where the heaviest rain is forecast to be the numbers. i don't think those are going t

in 1990 passed at the congressional budget office through a young man you may have heard of, jamie ruben, working for senator biden to do a study on u.s. and soviet nuclear force capabilities, now that the cold war was over. i recall -- i don't mind the details, and some of them were probably private -- but we had an option that postulated as few as 1000 warheads on each side and some people thought that was absolutely crazy talk. but other people involved in the discussions, including some close to senator biden, liked the idea of thinking about how we could cut by 95%. everyone knew it wasn't going to happen right away, but that gives you a history of our current president and how he thinks about nuclear weapons. i have no doubt he would like to see them play a smaller role with the reality is it is fairly hard to see how you scale back. so on for structure -- i don't think there will be a big debate about change or reduction. we will see how we can get some kind of extension but even that is problematic when you've got different kinds of weapons systems and the inf treaty is gone now