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that is joel rubin that isjoel rubin there, talking to be earlier.rlier. pope francis has called for a ceasefire in the israel gaza war, and appealed for the release of all hostages. he was speaking in his weekly address in st peter's square. translation: let us not give up. let us continue praying for ukraine and for the dramatic situation in palestine and israel, and for other regions at war. in gaza in particular, let us open humanitarian aid spaces, and let the hostages free immediately. let no one abandon the possibility to stop weapons. stop, brothers and sisters. war is always defeat. always, always. that was pope francis there. in other news. tributes are being paid to the friends actor matthew perry, who's died at the age of 54. the star — who played chandler bing in the globally successful sitcom, which was one of the biggest shows of the 90s and noughties — was found dead at his los angeles home. our arts and entertainment correspondent lizo mzimba reports. each of friends�* six stars brought unique characteristics to the show. matthew per

prize was announced, a black box in the studio, well, in our black box there ’s cultural news, the rubinsibition brought together more than forty works by the famous fleming; they are designed to completely destroy the stereotype that rubins painted only one specific type throughout his life. women, meanwhile, over many years of creative activity, the master was inspired by a variety of images, among them his patrons and relatives, but the most powerful influence on him was his wife and daughter, their portraits are also presented at the exhibition, according to the curators, rubins’ iconic masterpieces from galleries around the world and private collections, as well as archival materials tell about the artist’s life from a side that is unusual for the viewer, many of the artist’s canvases are presented in the uk for the first time, this is the very phrase rubensian woman, or a woman of rubensian forms, this means furry, beautiful, as they say blood and milk, and beautiful warm shades, so satiny, that this is not the only way he can paint , not only this way, but maybe, well, if you’re in

rubin or mr. snyder, in what ways can the united states work closely with international partners to combat the threats of ransomware attacks and other cybersecurity challenges? >> yeah, i mean, thank you for the question, ma'am, to your point i think we have to have this as international, you know, collaboration in order to -- in order to put an amount of pressure on ransomware actors and on the nation states from which they are operating and there's a variety of tools that can be used for that, whether they are diplomatic tools but we will have to work together in order to make any real progress on this area. >> thank you, mr. rubin. >> i agree. i think that i would put them in the categories of disruption and deterrence on the disruption side it's leveraging that diplomatic pressure using carrots and sticks where we can influence law enforcement action and takedowns and we have seen some of that more recently but i think there's a long way to go. >> thank you very much. clearly the president's c

matches , which you announced, we ourselves understand them perfectly well, these are baltika and rubint occur due to the fact that while over a short distance, if a club, a team has a large number matches, then she absolutely does not manage to get through this, but our task now is to be focused on each of these episodes and just try as efficiently as possible to be in good shape and get everything out of matches. in order to hold out, let’s say, until the winter period , where we can reboot, not only in functional terms, not only with the attraction of new players, but also to patch up all those holes that prevent us from consistently performing, showing good matches, with a good result, not only against top teams, but with teams of their own level, why do you think akhmat shot like that when you came in shot by the score, by emotions, by the quality of football, by the points scored, that’s what happened that the team right... it went up sharply in the first matches, well, i think it’s no secret to anyone, and this happens not only in russia, but throughout the entire football world,

help us sort through all these developments former litigator and current msnbc legal analyst lisa rubint with the ongoing trial, the one captivating the nation this week, the civil fraud trial in new york city. did he have any chance at all in getting his request for a stay granted? >> i don't think it's likely that he'll get his request for a stay, but to the extent that he can convince a new york appeals court that the relief that judge arthur engoron has ordered through his summary judgment motion last week can't be unwrung and is inseparable from the trial. there is a small possibility we could see a positive proceedings even as early, john, as today. so i will be back in that new york courtroom later today. there is a possibility that while we're sitting there, we will learn that they've determined to stop the trial and stop the implementation of relief judge engoron issued last week. that would be traumatic. >> and if that would happen how long of a pause would it be do you think? >> it would be pending an appeal. i've asked sources how long they expect that to take. they believe

. >> rabbi howard rubin is the head of the jewish community high school of the bay in san francisco.e says since the war broke out several days ago, the amount of hatred and vitriol being spread online has exploded. his school even sent out an email to students parents urging them to protect their children from some of the harsh realities of war. it reads in part, there is a point at which graphic imagery is parallel, izing or traumatizing. we recommend you talk with your teens about their social media usage and discuss whether or not it makes sense to delete, even temporarily, social media apps such as tiktok and instagram to avoid inadvertent exposure to these graphic and potentially traumatic images. the violent rhetoric online is sadly nothing new, says grant keene, a professor of communications at cal state east bay. >> the intensification of smear campaigns and misinformation often happens in tandem with modern warfare, keene says. >> in conflicts where emotions are extremely high, fake posts and videos are widespread. >> always look at the source, look at the sources source. i

she's a host of the podcast jen rubin's green room. last time i talk to you guys i thought it was a one-off conversation that we were gonna talk about house dysfunctional in the republican party had become and now i'm running out of adjectives. i'm riding out of things to say because we know the republican party is broken but in fairness historically we have had times when the democratic party is a little bit broken. this surpasses all historical norms. >> absolutely. we've gone, what is, it 17 days now without a speaker? this is not a failure of one party to negotiate with another or to pass a difficult piece of legislation. this is simply picking a leadership amongst themselves. and this is extraordinary. they are completely paralyzed. this is the natural situation and the natural consequence of donald trump's this functional, violent, crazy party. and although i am very sympathetic to those republicans who have received death threats, perhaps they now understand what people outside the republican party have experienced when they cro

let's get lisa rubin in here. want to get your first quick thoughts about this big development, lisa. >> i agree with lawyer rarks -- laura, this is absolutely huge. i did have an opportunity to watch over youtube some of the plea allocution hearing before judge scott mcafee. what it looks like is that sidney powell has now pled guilty to six counts of conspiracy to commit interference with the performance of election duties. you'll remember that the fulton county indictment largely charges sidney powell in respect of her role to overturn results in coffee county, georgia, including by dismantling the voting machines in that county, both leading up to january 6th, but as importantly after january 6th, in part because there were folks in and around former president trump who believed that if they could just get into the voting machines, they could give that information to folks in other counties and other states around the country and continue to undermine the legitimacy of the 2020 election, even after the transfe

my thanks to joel rubin as well. so everybody stay close. we'll head back when the president speaks. >>> but first, house republicans preparing for a floor vote as soon as today on their fourth speaker candidate. but does mike johnson have the support to succeed where three others failed? >>> plus, donald trump's legal troubles only multiplying. could his former lawyers be his downfall in new york and georgia? and could chump's old chief of staff mark meadows be a linchpin for the special counsel's federal election case? what we're learning about reports of an immunity deal. e l, i've got symptom relief. ♪ ♪ control of my crohn's means everything to me. ♪ ♪ control is everything to me. ♪ feel significant symptom relief at 4 weeks with skyrizi, including less abdominal pain and fewer bowel movements. skyrizi is the first il-23 inhibitor that can deliver remission and visibly improve damage of the intestinal lining. and the majority of people experienced long-lasting remission at one year. serious allergic reactions and an increased risk of in

. >> rabbi howard rubin is the head of the jewish community high school of the bay in san francisco. since the war broke out several days ago, the amount of hatred and vitriol being spread online has exploded. his school even sent out an email to students parents urging them to protect their children from some of the harsh realities of war. it reads in part, there is a point at which graphic imagery is parallel, izing or traumatizing. we recommend you talk with your teens about their social media usage and discuss whether or not it makes sense to delete, even temporarily, social media apps such as tiktok and instagram to avoid inadvertent exposure to these graphic and potentially traumatic images. the violent rhetoric online is sadly nothing new, says grant keene, a professor of communications at cal state east bay. >> the intensification of smear campaigns and misinformation often happens in tandem with modern warfare, keene says. >> in conflicts where emotions are extremely high, fake posts and videos are widespread. >> always look at the source, look at the sources source. if some

lisa rubin, thank you very much.o be on stand by for many hours to come with this news. thank you. >>> back to capitol hill where the house has elected a new house speaker, mike johnson, after three weeks. ali vitali joins us now. ali, lets get an update on our top story for today. >> reporter: the update is on our top story is they've got a lot of work to do that they have been sitting on for three weeks. one of the questions i asked the newly elected speaker is not about what comes next but statements and actions he has taken in the past, specifically with regards to the 2020 election when he came down the front steps of the capitol building and spoke to reporters. it wasn't so much a press conference as a brief address but i still tried to shout those questions. he once again ignored them. this is the second time in as many days that he has been asked about the 2020 election, and has ignored reporters' questions on it. certainly that's something we'll continue to follow up on. in the meantime, he has pushed forwar

. >> let's bring in joel rubin. he is a democratic candidate for congress in maryland.oel, thank you very much for being with us this morning. let's just start with the white house proposal -- i was just speaking with "washington post" reporter leeigh ann caldwell. it seems that they are suggesting that ukraine aid should be tied to aid to israel to expedite that funding. if you were elected to congress, do you support coming it that way or should the aid to israel go out with no strings attached? >> great to be with you. and aid for ukraine should have been passed long ago. so absolutely that aid should be tied to supplemental package that may support additional aid to israel. you know, to what congressman bacon is talking about as well, this is a disaster. when i served in the obama administration as senior liaison to the house for the state department, the idea of not having a speaker functioning effectively is just unthinkable. we would have to provide classified briefings to the speaker, the speaker would make decisions right there with dr direct committees. and cu

that isjoel rubin there. to evacuate a key hospital, al quds hospital in gaza. they are saying this hospital contains 500 patients, including children in incubators, babies and incubated. they are finding that demand very difficult to adhere to, and the bombings continue, we will continue our coverage and a few minutes�* time here on bbc news. —— babies in incubators. hello, the week ahead promises to bring wet and windy weather. we now have a storm set to move on wednesday and into thursday. very blustery weather indeed. as we enter sunday afternoon, still some very heavy rain falling across parts of southern scotland and northern england with lots of showers. as we head through the night, this area of weather will pull out into the north sea, but we could still see some showers on the heavy side of the coast. overnight temperatures between five and 11 degrees. it may get a bit chillier than that in some spots in north scotland. but this area of low pressure tends to weaken a little, so it won�*t be as windy

joel rubin, thank you very much for your time this morning. we have had a very emotional morning here as one of the hostages just released by hamas was speaking out just a short time ago telling the world that she went through hell. you will hear more from her ahead on "cnn this morning." don't go anywhere. the power goes out and we still have wifi to do our homework. and that's a good thing? great in my book! who are you? no power? no problem. introducing storm-ready wifi. now you can stay reliably connected through power outages with unlimited cellular data and up to 4 hours of battery back-up to keep you online. only from xfinity. home of the xfinity 10g network. ♪ >>> we're glad you're with us. i'm poppy harlow with phil mattingly in new york. erin burnett is live in tel aviv. moments ago we just heard from one of the two hostages just released yesterday by hamas.

really interesting analysis, joel rubin, thanks very much. yarmouk thanks, lewis. their names, and we had the red cross confirming that they facilitated that release of two more hostages, transporting them out of gaza this evening, their role is neutral in this, they hope they'll be back with their loved ones. stay with us, i'm lewis vaughanjones, this is bbc news. hello there. well, after last week's significant stormy spell of weather, this morning was quite a refreshing change — chilly but dry, with some sunshine. and into the afternoon, just take a look at highland scotland — absolutely glorious. we did have some rain, however — it was mostly down to the southwest, in particular through the isles of scilly. in the first six hours this morning, we sawjust shy of two inches of rain. so some threatening—looking skies at times across cornwall. and there's more rain to come, i'm afraid, in the weather story as we go through the week ahead. in fact, we could see more significant rain arriving overnight tonight into the south east and across eastern england — areas wh

rubin i like to recognize myself for five minutes.and i have a few questions for everyone will have five minutes i'll try to be as quick as possible and ask for as brief ananswer as possible as well. i'm going to start with you. ai and cyber criminals are they using ai to deploy ransom her attacks? >> thank yougr congresswoman. this is a threat we are watching very closelyt. we are also doing testing at our own labs to try to re-create some of the potential capabilities. at this point we are not seeing any new or novel attack techniques generated by ai. >> do we have defenses? what kind of defenses do we have against ai at powered attacks? works we have the ability to use ai to our benefit to help protet organizations as absolutely what we are doing is to create capability that leverages ai for our defenses. >> i apologize i want to ask everyone a few questions. the atlantic that publish an article earlier this year's egg was 144% increase in ransom ware from 20 to 21 that is massive. isos this across any specific sector as a governme

joining us now, msnbc legal analyst lisa rubin who was in the courtroom today. i feel like you need a little bit of augmented pay for having suffered through this all day, but we're really glad you did and it's good to see you tonight. >> good to see you, rachel. >> one thing i don't understand. this is a civil case but it is not jut about business entities which could have their business certificates canceled. the entities could be put into receivership or liquidated or somehow forfeited in terms their assets. what does it mean to have individual people, persons identified as defendants in a civil case? what are donald trump, his adult sons, the senior executives from his company personally facing by being named defendants in this case? >> one of the thing they're personally facing are a number of bans or because on their ability to do business in the state of new york. that would include anything from serving as an officer or director in the case of the current cfo and the controller, being able to financially control people and companies. the other thing that

we begin with lisa rubin outside the manhattan courthouse where former president trump is in court for his civil fraud trial. i think one thing that was immediately apparent was trump's anger and i wonder what you saw and what you think at least how it compares to previous court appearances where you've seen him? >> well, chris, i have now been in courtrooms for each of the cases that areacing former president trump. i also sat through a trial earlier this spring that he didn't even bother to show up at. and this oneimarly is a civil trial. trump was under no oblation to come. as you noted he is much angrier than i recall him in florida, when he was indicted criminally on multiple count of obtaining and then hoarding classified documents, a case that could compromise his liberty. the fact that trump is all the more emotional about his financial empire, his value as a businessman than he is about potentially losing his liberty in some respects tells you everything you need to know about donald trump, that what he cares most about isn't the potential threat of jail. it's his standing in

lisa rubin has been watching this, and she joins me here.e wrote a piece on this essential question, why is he there. it's a mystery, or? isn't he right that he's evil to show his contempt for a potentially rattle witnesses, scowling at them. and judge prosecutor letiticia james herself just by being their most importantly trump came to court to play victim and raise money because he's coming out every day, and we can send the solicitations. out >> he has been sending solicitations. on my count, based on emails we have received from our colleagues, at least four in the last three days alone, and in each one of them he tells his supporters, i have been sitting in a new york courtroom because i am standing up to the corrupt new york attorney general. i'm standing up to all the radical leftist marxists who are conspiring to keep me out of office. it is kind of like a word salad of trump legal bingo, take your stock phrases and he matches it all up. it remains to be seen how much money he has raised from it, but i think that the intimidation fac

ann rubin, ktvu fox two news.a is expanding again in the bay area where the controversial fast food chain has purchased property and in barrie, whether we should be clearing out the clouds tomorrow afternoon. but the real headline is we're talking about a big-time warming trend. once again and some 90s back in the forecast it. we'll have more on your forecast coming up. two bay area universities ranked as having the highest paid bachelor's degree graduates. find out which schoo ad at cretors, we handcraft every batch of our delicious popcorn. like our cretors cheese and caramel mix. great on their own, even better together. try cretors, handcrafted small-batch popcorn. i was like shaking you know, i was so scared. when i first reached out to jacoby and meyers. i didn't know if i had a case or not. as soon as i got a hold of my attorney, she was very, very nice, very kind. because of jacoby and meyers, i don't have that pressure to worry about a medical bill or things like that. if i know of any accident, i'm like,

as ktvu, an rubin tells us, butler wasn't even registered to vote here in california. it was an appointment that took political pundits by surprise. laphonza butler is a former labor leader, a political consultant and someone who has never held office herself. now she'll be filling the senate seat of the late dianne feinstein. she understands organizing bottom up, not top down. she understands moral authority, as i said, not just formal authority. i mean, she's next level qualified. butler tweeted. no one will ever measure up to the legacy of senator dianne feinstein, but i will do my best to honor her legacy and leadership. governor gavin newsom intended this to be an interim appointment, but won't ask butler not to run for the seat. i've got an incredible appointee and she'll make the decision and no constraints, no expectations. butler will be the only current black female senator. she will also be the first openly lgbtq plus senator from california could not come at a more important time for our community to have to have that representation, but also to have a real

but that was, jennifer rubin, even in the world of trump, some weird stuff.d trump sitting next to jesus christ in a courtroom. >> well, this is part of the course, as you said. this is what donald trump does. he becomes a martyr. even though he's the one who is provoking violence, even though he is the one who is making threats, even if he's the one endangering the democracy, he brings his troops to his side by playing the, i am the only one who is standing between them -- whoever them is -- and his followers, making himself a martyr, making himself in the role of the voice of the people. this is straight from the fascist playbook. this is straight from right-wing authoritarians down to the ages, and frankly, around the world. and it is a very, very dangerous thing when you take on the role of messiah, then you are no longer engaged in democracy or engaged in a cult, a very dangerous cult. >> david, how do you see this playing out because while the rest of the world looks at this and says this is weird what the republican conference is doing, and how beholde

. >> rabbi rubin, it is not about deleting the apps forever. >> one of the reasons they are here at this school is to build their muscles for engaging in the world around them. it is about building muscle and there is a point at which too much strain and stress breaks a muscle. >> shielding children's eyes from images of terror, or at least hitting pause until things calm down. >> school districts all over the bay area are grappling with potential harm from graphic and violent images out of the middle east on social media. and marin county, this warning was sent out to parents, warning them about frightening, senseless, and psychologically harmful videos. we will continue to follow the latest developments out of the middle east on air, streaming on cbs news bay area and on our website, www.kpix.com where you can find live updates . >>> still ahead, it can be an ugly word, inflation. we get the latest national numbers and find out why it is not all bad news. >>> after decades in business, this oakland store says it has no choice but to close but not for the reason at cretors, we handcraft

joining us now to discuss all of this is former deputy assistant secretary of state joel rubin, he'slso a democratic congressional candidate in maryland, and andrew borine, thanks so much for being with us. joel, to your thoughts after the president's remarks? >> president biden, he really spoke to the soul of the jewish people in this speech. he was speaking from a depth of empathy and understanding, understanding jewish history, and getting it directly as to why the israelis feel so deeply concerned and upset right now. i got to say he spoke in english about the jewish people live forever. that's been everywhere in the jewish world since the attacks october 7th. and that's because across the world jews are feeling nervous, scared, worried about the future and the state of israel. this speech went further than anyone could have ever hoped for in really providing assurance to israelis and jews around the world that the united states has israel's back. >> and you know, there is the possibility, the concern that maybe this will be spreading and what has been spreading throughout the re

ryan rubin reporting live for us this afternoon. and thank you. as we reported, governor newsom previously vowed to choose a black woman to replace senator feinstein. then faced blowback for saying it would only be an interim appointment to unpack the implications of newsom's choice. we're joined by sonoma state political science professor david mcewan. dave, thanks for the time. seemed like newsom would upset someone regardless of his pick. so how did he do here. so sorry about that. this is both a fascinating kind of pick and at the same time cynical, deeply cynical for one for one reason. look, i mean , the governor is placing placed himself into the box of who to replace, who he's going to pick, who is going to replace dianne feinstein. and he picked someone who's a political insider and a political consultant. this is someone who we usually see on the side of the stage, not necessarily on the front of the stage, has a long history, not just with governor newsom, but also with vice president kamala harris. but on the other hand, this is also a

mcconney, he said no. >> lisa rubin at the fascinating trial in manhattan. thank you so much. >>> up next, from one case putting the former president's siness in jeopardy to another that could lead to jail time, we're at the fulton county courthouse where any moment now a hearing involving trump co-defendant sidney powell is going to get underway. you're watching "chris jansing reports" only on msnbc. al pneum? i help others. but i need to help protect myself. honestly? i couldn't afford to get sick. i want to be there for this one. i can't if i'm sick. pneumococcal pneumonia is a potentially serious bacterial lung disease. you may be at risk if you're 19 to 64 with certain chronic conditions. or if you're 65 or older. don't pause a moment longer. ask your doctor or pharmacist about getting vaccinated against pneumococcal pneumonia today. this is spring semester at over 13,000 us school districts, which have become top targets for ransomware attacks. but there's never been a reported ransomware attack on a chromebook. which is why thousands of schools like t

anne rubin, ktvu fox two news. most airline service between the us and israel has now been suspended. united airlines says it will suspend flights until conditions improve. that includes a non stop flight between san francisco and tel aviv. american airlines says suspended service through friday and delta has suspended flights through the rest of the week. israeli airline el al says it will continue to operate flights and follow instructions from israeli security forces. its aggressor. so far, far worse than we could have imagined. a lot that's worse than our worst nightmare. caught in the war. tonight at 530, our coverage of the war on israel continues. we speak with one woman forced to live closer to a bomb shelter in israel. also ahead tonight, a cable car operator forced to slam on the brakes, sending more than a handful of people to the hospital. also, stepping up when robbers attack. the moments when a restaurant employee took action. when his boss was getting robbed in the city of oakland. and a significant

please join me in welcoming mattie kahn and julia rubin. thank you so much. just working. we're good. okay cool. i'm so excited to be here tonight. i am both fan and friend of matty's and was very lucky to be an early of this amazing book. and i can't wait to hear more about it. it's great for matty so going to ask what your elevator pitch is for this book since maybe not everyone has read it yet yet being the operative but that those are also really great by our hosts here. but you know i guess we'll kind of start with how did you conceive of this idea? yeah. so first of all, thanks, julia, for doing this. i read the acknowledged first for basically every book i ever read. so i felt a lot of pressure when i was writing my own acknowledgments, wondering if there was a single person in the world like me who does that. but in the hopes that maybe there's one you can see that julia as extensively thanked in the acknowledgments. and i didn't even know when i wrote them that she would also agree to do this. so that's a true friend. i came to idea for this book kind of over time

joining us now legal correspondent laura jarrett, and legal analyst, lisa rubin. have sidney powell take a plea agreement and plead guilty? >> it's a big deal. she was one of his fiercest defenders. she was regularly on air, spouting conspiracy theories and she has flipped. she was in the room for key meetings with the former president, and also with rudy giuliani, and now she has to testify against them at trial or this whole deal collapses. she has to apologize. what's she going to say in that apology letter, what is she sorry for, how does she explain herself. i'm interest to go see all of that, and she has to hand over documents, another piece of this. but she has to give everything over to prosecutors in order for this to work. >> lisa, why now? >> there are two reasons, the first, her trial is scheduled monday, the window to get the best possible deal was win knowing, but the other factor in the why now has to do both with the timing of her criminal trial and the timing of ongoing civil litigation against her. sidney powell in particular is facing ongoing li

joining us now from outside the courthouse is lisa rubin. lisa, you've been inside that courtroom. today? >> reporter: right now we sort of have a split screen, jose, because the trump defendants are trying to literally pause this trial. they made an application early this morning for a stay of both the trial and enforcement of last week's summary judgment decision. that decision ordered the cancellation of trump's business certificates here in new york. something that trump and his papers asking for a stay says would make his continued operation literally impossible and threaten the livelihoods of hundreds of employees. but inside the courtroom we have a former trump comptroller on the stand. and they're taking him through valuations of different properties to show them the trick that is they say amount to fraud. we've talked about golf courses this morning and how the trumps built in the expected sales of units on those golf courses in, some cases, mansions, that they never built, much less sold. >> lisa rubin speaking over trumpet work and you do it so great. thank you, lisa. ap

joining us more to talk about this msnbc legal analyst lisa rubin who has been inside that courtroom,ng with a barbara mcquade, an msnbc legal analyst. lisa, pick up for us what you saw inside that courtroom, some of the major developments today. >> reporter: yasmin, the hubbub outside the courthouse has largely toned down without former president trump here, but inside it ratcheted up to a rather fiery level at the end of the direct examination of jeff mcconney. that's because andrew aimer was taking him through some of the most egregious examples of exaggerated valuations, whether it came to telling people in his statements of financial condition that he wasn't incorporates, for example, the valuef the trump brand but actually assigning 30%, 50% brand premiums to his golf courses or treating mar-a-lago as if it could be sold as an individual residence when there is, in fact, a deed on it saying it can only be used as a club. he got mcconney to admit that the values of those properties were set in all sorts of inappropriate and deceptive ways, but really, the fireworks were left for

rabbi howard rubin is the head of the jewish community high school of the bay in san francisco. >> he says since the war broke out several days ago, the amount of hatred and vitriol being spread online has exploded in his school, even sent out an email to students parents urging them to protect their children from some of the harsh realities of war. it reads in part that there is a point at which graphic imagery is paralyzing or traumatizing. we recommend you talk with your teens about their social media usage and discuss whether or not it makes sense to delete, even temporarily, social media apps such as tiktok and instagram to avoid inadvertent exposure to these graphic and potentially traumatic images. the violent rhetoric online is sadly nothing new, says grant keene, a professor of communication at cal state east bay. >> the intensification of smear campaigns and misinformation happens is in tandem with modern warfare, keene says. >> in conflicts where emotions are extremely high, fake posts and videos are widespread. >> always look at the source, look at the source's source. if

butler's swearing in ceremony is likely to be later this week, and rubin ktvu fox two news as the appointment of laphonza butler to the senate has changed the landscape for next year's election. governor newsom has rescinded his earlier stipulation that his appointee not run for the full senate term next year. butler has not yet said whether she intends to run. her staff telling ktvu in a statement this week, laphonza is focused on respecting and honoring senator feinstein's legacy and getting ready to serve the people of california in the senate. politics can wait. butler's team says she has owned a home in california since 2011 and has since re registered to vote in the state. and for more information on butler and her new role in the us senate, just head off to our website at ktvu.com. new at ten tonight in a late night announcement, sag-aftra says it will resume negotiations this wednesday with major hollywood studios. just today, both sides returned to the bargaining table. sag after members went on strike in mid-july. the actors union says today's talks have officially concluded and wil

and despite that, joel rubin, the u.s.ear about it support for israel and its war efforts. and earlier today there was this moment in the press conference where israeli officials were referencing the close relationship to the u.s., and thanks to the u.s. for all of support, almost as if they were -- i would say trying to say that the u.s. is right in this with them. and so long as the u.s. is in this with him, they are going to keep going head. what do you make of this kind of dynamic? and the isolation that the u.s. and israel finding selves in? >> it is no secret that the united states -- we are israel strongest ally, closest friend, and biggest backer in terms of military assistance. but also on a variety of engagements and a variety of components of our bilateral relations. look, without the united states backing israel they would be practically no ability for israel to continue to go forward. but that, still, is not what is the question. the question for israel is, how does it eradicate hamas and it's terrorist infras

butler's swearing in ceremony is likely to be later this week, and rubin ktvu fox two news as former house speaker nancy pelosi praised governor newsom's selection to fill the late senator's seat in a statement, pelosi congratulated laphonza butler and said in part a lifelong champion for women and girls and working families, laphonza has proven her leadership in the fight for the values that senator feinstein stood for, including freedom, safety and justice for all. state senator dave cortez also applauded the governor's appointment, calling it an outstanding choice. the south bay lawmaker praised butler's credentials and work, saying since 2009, laphonza has been a formidable force in california's organized labor movement and has proven herself as an adept collaborator who can harmonize the needs of workers with the business community and stay with ktvu on air and online for more coverage of laphonza butler. you can also find more about dianne feinstein on our website. right and an opportunity to express condolences this week. just head to ktvu.com. right now. firefighters on the s

former civil attorney and now ceo of the leadership conference on civil and human rights and lisa rubin, msnbc legal analyst who was inside the courtroom today. lisa, i'll start with you. kind of set the table for us. what was the atmosphere like inside of the courtroom especially with donald trump being present? >> you know, katie, it was different from other proceedings i've been to where donald trump has been present and noticeably different from the florida arraignment that i attended when trump was indicted on the classified documents related charges. that proceeding was solemn. it was sober. it was silent. you could hear a pin drop before it started. this one, by comparison, even though it doesn't involve criminal charges, this might as well be trump's most important indictment as far as he is concerned because he was belligerent. he was crossing his arms and shaking his head, at times even physically prodding chris kise to get up and argue with the judge or with the attorney general because this is that important to donald trump. this lies at the heart of his public image and his

joining us now is msnbc legal analyst lisa rubin, who has been inside the courtroom. a continuation of michael cohen's cross examination by trump lawyer alina hava who really isn't taking on for the most part the substance of michael cohen's testimony. what she is doing is trying to dismantle his credibility bit by bit. and today has largely focused on a few things. one, that michael cohen has it out for donald trump, who didn't give him the job he supposedly wanted in the white house. two, that michael cohen continues to exploit his personal association with donald trump for his livelihood, now that as a convicted felon he's no longer able to practice law. and, three, she has gone back to the fact that yesterday on the stand two gasps in the courtroom, when he pled guilty to certain crimes that had nothing do with donald trump that included tax evasion that michael cohen says now he lied to a federal judge in order to get an advantageous plea deal. in other words, he sat in a state court and admitted under oath that when he was in a federal court five years go, also

two goalless draws, with a score of 0:0 rubin cska and lokomotiv dynamo.rasnodar 2:2 away against baltika. krasnodar is still the only rp team that has not lost in the championship so far. sochi beat the underdogs in the match. a major victory in yekaterinburg, spartak beat nizhny novorod with a score of 2:0, and rostov won 3:0 over akhmat. late today, watch the next episode of the russian football program on our channel. the guest of the episode was the head coach of grozny akhmat, miroslav ramashchenko. the first is the creation of your own headquarters, this was the most important condition. second - it was important that it was complete. and absolute trust, here we needed an understanding that time is needed to correct the situation, and of course we discussed with the sports director the issues regarding transfers that are necessary if we were unable to implement some of our ideas and thoughts during this window in this regard, for one reason or another, this will definitely need to be done in the winter. paul monaco defender of the russian national t

rajini: we can cross live to joel rubin, a democratic centers and former deputy assistant secretary of in president obama's administration. good to have you with us on "the context" on bbc news. let me start by getting your reaction to that address to the nation that president biden just delivered. joel: thank you, rajini, for having me. this was a powerful statement, it was brief, six think, to the point-- succint, to the point. president biden explained his view, embedded in the historical narrative of the jewish people and the jewish people's suffering, but his personal direct experience with israel. he recalled his meeting with golda meir 50 years ago where she told him that the israelis had a to go but there, that had nowhere to go but --nobody go by there, to paraphrase it. rajini: we just heard that secretary of state antony blinken is going to be visiting israel. they don't say when exactly, but in the coming days. what will that trip likely achieve? joel: you know, it's probably going to be this combination of heart and hardware, where secretary blinken, who is jewish, i'm con

entertainment reporter sam rubin. there's no question that even with the enormous addictions that he faced, matthew perry has done a lot over the years and most especially in this last year with the release of his book. >> that was lauren lister reporting for us tonight. >> halloween's tomorrow. if you don't have your act figured out just yet. don't worry. we have you covered on worry. we have you covered on the best deals for costumes. okay everyone, our mission is to provide complete, balanced nutrition for strength and energy. yay - woo hoo! ensure, with 27 vitamins and minerals, nutrients for immune health. and ensure complete with 30 grams of protein. (♪♪) >> fright night or more commonly known as halloween is just one day away. but everyone, cochran for sleep to go reports from the east bay tonight where there is an 11th hour rush for costumes and gold halloween decor. >> halloween classics like ghostface from the scream franchise. jason vorhees from the court. it's friday. the 13th are always popular drugs for

dynamo torch is the only one in the tour without a goal draw and rubin won in grozny.wo-week pause. at this time, the russian national team will play two friendly matches in moscow against cameroon, in turkey against kenya and. well, this evening on our channel. the next episode of the russian football program will be released, this time the guest was zenit midfielder dmitry vasiliev. it is important for any player to always be 100% physically ready. that is, well , how you play directly depends on this, that is, there you will be 50% ready, you will not be able to show what you can do, in general, in principle, well, before that, we went through the training camp, here at the base, trained here twice a day, we were allowed to go home, so i left not far from here. i slept at home, that’s it, yes, the first days are very difficult, when there is a hall, there are jumps , jerks, just in general, that is, at one moment, you are flying somewhere, you don’t understand what is happening, union of european football associations uefa decided to postpone all matches that were s

i want to bring in msnbc legal analyst lisa rubin who has been inside the courtroom for us.th me former assistant d.a. at the manhattan district attorney's office and msnbc legal analyst catherine christian. you just came out of the courthouse for us during lunch break, what has been going on, lisa? >> reporter: chris, today is all about accounting standards, and before your eyes glaze over, you had it exactly right in your introduction. today is all about team trump's attempt to show that donald bender who was donald trump's lead accountant for many years should have been a person that the trump team was entitled to rely upon and should have and could have done his job better, and the fact that he didn't is how trump is insinuating that there was nothing wrong with his statements of financial condition that the attorney general has alleged were a part of the campaign of persistent, repeated fraud and illegality over almost a ten-year period. >> so catherine at one point today, trump telling bender he could not hear a word he was saying in the middle of testimony. what? what

two goalless draws, with a score of 0:0, were played by rubin cska and lokomotiv dynamo.eam in the rpl that has not yet lost in the championship. and the outsider of the sochi standings won a major victory in yekaterinburg. spartak beat nizhny novgorod with a score of 2:0 and rostov won 3:00 over akhmat. late today , watch the next episode of the russian football program on our channel. the head coach of grozensky akhmat, miroslav ramashchenko, became the graduate. we tried everything here and are trying to do everything in a new way, because we consider it necessary, in terms of studying the opponent, in terms of conveying information, that is, a whole complex of such conversations and, well, events, let’s say, we held, with the goal just one, so that the team would still have a little faith in themselves, so that they would not feel pressured and would give more positive emotions, which in our opinion should have played a decisive role, let’s say, in stabilizing the situation. midfielder of monaco and the russian national team, alexander golovin scored two goals in the

he told professor james rubin. the inquiry that the government was warned that frightening the pubuc was warned that frightening the public would not work and should not be done. and yet we had people like the great matt hancock, of course, health secretary at the time , and this secretary at the time, and this was revealed in those messages that were given to the daily telegraph earlier this year when he said to his people, quote, we should frighten the pants off everyone with the new strain . it everyone with the new strain. it was also matt hancock that said, you've got to get the jab because you don't want to kill your gran. and when you look at what hancock and others did using fear , using huge amounts using fear, using huge amounts of public money to mount campaigns intending to frighten us into staying into our houses and getting jabbed repeatedly, you realise these guys who promised to begin that they were acting within the science, with the science shapps never did anything of the kind. they were complete

entertainment anchor sam rubin handler being was an extraordinarily popular character. and matthew perry him to life in the most amazing way. >> and what's also amazing, during trail, which lasted for nearly a decade. matthew perry, for about half of time cope with ordinary addictions. authorities taped off the street in front of perry's home in a luxurious neighborhood. >> offering sweeping views of the pacific ocean responders covered his body with a canopy at the hot tub and swimming pool. >> as helicopters circled overhead, at least one media outlet is reporting that perry played his latest favorite sport pickleball for a couple of hours on saturday prior to returning home. his assistant is apparently the person who called 9-1-1. that was chris wolfe reporting for us tonight. well, reactions to matthew perry's death or already pouring in. >> we grew up watching him. so i honestly kind of sad something like some of that. you idolize a lot like like helping you the showbiz like you look up to him the most because like the super funny, like houston or like to him. so i