the following secret cable only to from kissinger to ambassador saigon. one other side is agreed to meet may 31 after taking almost three weeks to respond to our message. because we can use the channel only sparingly the president has decided to move ahead in the first meeting along the lines you suggested in rough tell. for the second meeting i can more about that and we open up on your package is one in three. we will not offer specific dates on your point six. we will say that peoples of indochina should discuss this question among themselves, but we will not set date. he's informing bunker. the united states will no longer demand the withdrawal of north vietnamese troops from south vietnam, which by the way was a position at that time of president nixon and the public position of the united states. then a few days later, 28th, we have kissinger's memorandum to nixon as to what he's going tell the north vietnamese vietnamese. first, i will clarify recently ambiguous statements by the other side. secondly, i will lay out our package proposal, which incl

true events, he actually wrote a play called face value right after that, which was based on "miss saigone casting of that play is in this play buried. >> ronny: so this is like inception -- play inception and i guess you just get attracted to extremely convoluted plot lines. >> [laughs] that's right, that's right. >> ronny: one of the main themes of the play is the idea of whether or not people of different races can play other races as actors. i guess what is your stance on that as an actor, a respected actor in the theater community. >> i have an opinion about it and it's kind of a hot take. >> ronny: go for it, that's how we get our clicks. speak all right, here's what i think. [laughter] i think that we shouldn't be limited to playing people of our own nationality because, you know, i always think about the 8-year-old watching tv. canon 8-year-old or a 10-year-old watching tv tell that i'm not japanese or that you are not chinese? if they cannot -- and there are a couple criteria that i actually think about. is this character historically-based? is their cultural significance to a pa

some say saigon was the worst. i say this was for many reasons. the field swap as we had general milley, cheryl mckenzie and general milley on the ground. what was a problem in afghanistan? there was no plan. state department had the authority to come up with a plan . the state department failed intact responsibility, take my word for it. the plan was not initiated the taliban had overrun when ambassador wilson fled to the airport leaving employees behind, leaving the afghan people who put their lives on the line behind. thousands of classified documents. he leaves his troops behind, what a coward the taliban was put in charge of afghan women and children left behind. taliban had the authority to say you cannot go behind me. we have the testimonies. then they had consulates, very few by the way. then what happens? when you don't have a plan you plan to fail. this was a failure for these families behind me. we knew that day, the time, we knew abby gates. yet these marines were sent in unprotected, left out to dry as they were asked to stand by tali

i became a correspondent in saigon in 1970. was there most of the time until 1973 covering the war in vietnam and cambodia and laos. i had plenty of experience. when i became an editor at the post and left to be an editor of books, i began publishing books about vietnam. most prominently, a book by robert mcnamara that was his memoir of the vietnam era. it was published in 1995. it was immensely controversial when it came out because people said he knew the war was wrong 30 years before it is only getting around to elling is now. there was a lot of attention paid not to what he was saying in the book but to what he should've said before. nonetheless, it was a bestseller. it created a lot of buzz. mcnamara took an immense amount of heat from people who did not like him. in 2003, a documentary filmmaker approached bob and said i would love to do a documentary with you based on your book. the book was lessons we should take away from vietnam. they did a documentary found that won an oscar. it was a major undertaking. i said what i

more political in saigon or hanoi? and he knew exactly what i was saying and he didn't have an answer. so let me add one thing. i think we're probably out of time, right? maybe one more question or something. a. thank you, sir. i'd like to thank mr. young and all of you who have us here today. for those who are interested in learning more about iwp and the programs offer,. please speak with one of our staff members at the conclusion of today's event or please visit us online. this lecture will be posted our iwp youtube channel if you'd like to watch it again, we also encourage you to visit our youtube channel and to watch some of our other lectures that have posted. we'd also like to encourage you to check out iwp podcast, which can be found on appleand now jos mark scouser. he is author of 25 plus books. we'll get to those in just a minute. but he's also the founder of this libertarian gathering called freedom fest mark skousen. how? how did this get started? actually, 2007, maybe even earlier, because when i was made

i became a correspondent for the post saigon in 1970, and i was there most of the time until 1973 which the war in vietnam and the were in cambodia and the war in -- so ii had on the ground experience in the war itself, or the wars itself. then when i became, first and editor at the post and later left to be an editor at books, i began publishing books about vietnam. i guess most prominently i published robert mcnamara is a retrospect, which was his memoir of the vietnam era. it was published in 1995. it was immensely controversial when it came out because people said he's writing it in 1995, and he knew the war was wrong 30 years before. he's only getting around too telling us that now. so there was an awful lot of attention paid, not so much to what bob was saying in the book, to what he said before. nonetheless, it was a number one bestseller, created a lot of fuss. mcnamara took an immense amount of heat from people who didn't like him. and certainly didn't like vietnam. then in 2003, errol morris, the filmmaker, document filmmaker approached bob and said i would like to do a docume

many who were there say that it was the 7/16 mob battalion that saved saigon during the all enemy surprise attack that day. paying tribute to the heroic unit that defended u.s. embassy ambassador ellsworth bunker wrote the alertness, aggressive mass and tenacity of these men, the viet cong assault on the embassy thwarted the enemy from its goal of destruction as a direct result of the combat capability, usually in vietnam. the military police corps was in 1968, designated as a combat support of the u.s. army. there could have been no more fitting a testament to the military ability, score and arm and a service the rapidly changing nature of modern warfare means that the military police corps must adapt operations constantly to keep pace. these m.p. units engaged in support of a river crossing operation. yet the peacetime activity of the corps actually account for a greater of its overall effort. and have been the source of most of the gore's recent growth toward new responsibilities to. normally mvp's have the mission for maintaining law and order only in areas of military jurisdiction. bu

they had one hearing, the worst of military debacle since saigon.ause terrorism is rebuilding and intends to attack us again. they did nothing about it. we couldn't even start until last year. then, you have to ask the administration if this was such an outstanding success then why do we have to repeatedly subpoena them for interviews and documents? it took us this long because we did not get started until last year. what was political was doing nothing to cover for the biden administration. on president trump, they walked away from everything from keystone xl to the iran deal, to border policies. they had no problem tearing up those trump policies but were stuck with this one? by the way, president trump left the troops, the base, and when his advisors told him the taliban had not lived up to their end of a conditional agreement, when the taliban failed, he said the deal is off. that flies in the face of the facts. the families, veterans, afghan allies deserve transparency. they deserve answers. the country deserves to have lessons learned, but whe

facility is expected to serve the greater santi and little saigon neighborhoods and protect local infrastructure like a happy hollow park and zoo and the grand century shopping mall fire station. 32 will be the 35th active fire station in san jose. >> there's more news ahead tonight on kron. 4 news at 10. let's check in with dan thorn, who's anchoring the 10 o'clock for a look at what's coming up tonight. the game grand coming up on kron. 4 news at 10 guys. yeti is now joining in the search for goats that were stolen from a north bay farm. plus, a woman steals an electric wheelchair and takes off with it in a slow speed getaway which was caught on camera. police are now looking for that thief after an elderly victim was left without any way to get around. we'll have more on that story and more coming up tonight on kron. 4 news at 10 grant. vicki, back to all right. guy fieri, helping to find those goats. alright, that does it us on kron. 4 news at 6. but have a good night. everybody. see a 10. ♪ ♪ >> announcer: morning show tears. >> be cool. >> announcer: hoda kotb's epic

the all-electric facility is expected to serve the greater san tea and little saigon neighborhoods andal infrastructure like happy hollow park and a zoo in the grand century shopping mall fire station. 32 will be the 35th active fire station in san jose. all right. that's it for kron. 4 news at 5 federal whole lot more ahead on kron. 4 news at 6 coming up in the next hour. emotions running high at the coliseum. is the a's play their final game in oakland. we have team coverage as his fans say their goodbyes. >> and remember, you can always stream kron 4 news for free in your tv with the new kron on app that's available for download on apple tv. roku, fire tv and samsung tv can also stream kron for news on the go with the kron. 4 mobile app or watch us online at kron 4 dot com. >> from the bay area's local news station. you're watching kron. 4 news at 6. >> it's the end of an era. oakland a's fans heartbroken as they say goodbye to the team that they have come to know and love over the years. thanks so much for joining us on kron for news at 6. i'm vicki liviakis and i'm grant lotus. it

. >>> you see our business right here, we are on the face of little saigon. >> it is so story road. a family business that is trying to grow. but, the owner says the shop has been broken into reportedly including one stretch in 2022 when his surveillance cameras captured a string of eight burglaries. >> they will go to the register and they will just grab the cash register and run away with it. we deal with a lot of those break ins, of course, the cost of replacing it and boarded up it is also, you know, creating a lot of collateral damage. like the time, the energy and the money. and, if it is under $950 they get away with it >> lou says the police told him that his break ins are likely tied to the drug and homeless crisis in his neighborhood business owners. punishment for theft and drug crimes and create a new court process that could result in more offenders turning to drug -- treatment to go to jail. >> it is bringing accountability back to our society and every bias in this reform is towards treatment, treatment, treatment. getting people the help they need but recognizing whe

saigon, no. this is worse. what happens after afghanistan falls?es and adversaries see weakness, not strength, the russian federation within months moves into ukraine because they see this is the moment. then the unholy alliance with chairman xi jinping, china, threatening taiwan and the pacific together. then in the middle east, the ayatollah, raises its ugly head with his proxies, hamas, hezbollah, houthi rebels, all on a result of afghanistan. it all goes back to afghanistan. finally, we're at failed foreign policy, with a broken border policy at our borders, eight isis enter the country now under detention by the fbi, i was a federal prosecutor in counterterrorism. there is also an isis ring of 400 people being smuggled in to the united states. so it's come full circle back to the united states. i went in with this, this is not political. it took me two years -- the first year was wasted by the democrats. they didn't do one thing. i started this, i had to submit subpoena after subpoena, motions of cont contempt, to bring the channel dissent cab

challenges in creating this cultural district when we compare ourselves to chinatown, japantown or little saigon, there's little communities there that act as place makers. when you enter into little philippines, you're like where are the businesses, and that's one of the challenges we're trying to solve. >> undercover love wouldn't be possible without the help of the mayor and all of our community partnerships out there. it costs approximately $60,000 for every event. undiscovered is a great tool for the cultural district to bring awareness by bringing the best parts of our culture which is food, music, the arts and being ativism all under one roof, and by seeing it all in this way, what it allows san franciscans to see is the dynamics of the filipino-american culture. i think in san francisco, we've kind of lost track of one of our values that makes san francisco unique with just empathy, love, of being acceptable of different people, the out liers, the crazy ones. we've become so focused onic maing money that we forgot about those that make our city and community unique. when people come to d

and so for party peace talks are imminent, they will happen well in saigon and november 1st, presidentds up on the dais and drops this major bombshell what do you don't have it south vietnam with deep personal best cannot participate in the negotiations i think it's enough. i have not no, martin could you tell me? >> embarrassing is common today among americans here in vietnam particularly those of us who have acquaintances among the vietnamese, we find ourselves apologizing apologizing for what may be one of the biggest diplomatic lenders in us history. >> once he heard associate means we're not a board, i said let this play out. because when this south vietnam thing breaks, it's going to look like johnson didn't have all his ducks in a row. and this is political as it can be. >> i think president johnson went into this bombing clause with a very best of intentions i think however, the reason that the ducks were not in a row was that he was relying on an old team, a team of well-intentioned men, but they're tired i think that what we need is a new team, new routine that won't make the

it will serve the greater santee and little saigon neighborhoods and protect structures like happy hollowrks, ice, and the grand century shopping mall. it's unclear when it's slated to ope. i'm chief meteorologist jeff ranieri. even though hurricane helene already made landfall, it's maintaining quite a bit of strength. i'll show you the latest path on this. plus the hot weather on the way to the bay area and back with that forecast in about six minutes. it's a high stakes game of chicken, and families like yours are caught in the middle. i'm consumer investigator chris chmura. we are digging into the state's home insurance crisis and looking at some possible help on the horizon. next. and a message in a bottle found eight years later. the bay area girls who dropped it in the pacific and the story who found it and then found the girls, too. we're back in seconds companies saying they're losing their home coverage, even if they live in a place where you'd think fire risk is low. lots of families are asking, how can these companies drop loyal paying customers so easily? consumer investigato

drug dealers mahan joined other city officials in the little saigon in spring brook neighborhood this morning. the area host, a large vietnamese immigrant owned business community and neighbors say that they are struggling with rising crime rate. city leaders say prop 36 would help protect owners and residents. >> they are being victimized repeatedly by white van. that was a why property fraud that is going on a baited because our police officers are out there being asked to arresting people over and over and over again is time to break that cycle and to do it in a compassionate way 3rd offense, able to say to someone, well, the choice between jail or treatment. >> if it's passed, it would reform prop 47 that allows prosecutors to classify repeated theft as a felony and increases sentences for anyone convicted of 3 charges of theft. >> stick a peek outside live. look here at the golden gate bridge is folks try to get home here on a thursday night. >> dave spahr joining in the studio to give us a read conditions out there. busy looks like the golden gate. yeah, good evening, guys. get

the mayor joined other city officials in the little saigon in spring brook neighborhood today. the area is a has a large vietnamese immigrant owned business community and neighbors there say that they're really struggling with a rise in crime. city leaders say prop 36 would help protect owners and residents. >> they are being victimized repeatedly by white van. that was a why property that is going on a baited because our police officers are out there being asked to arresting people over and over and over again is time to break that cycle and to do it in a compassionate way 3rd offense, able to say to someone, well, the choice between jail or treatment. >> if passed, would reform prop 47 allowing prosecutors to classify repeated theft as a felony and increasing sentences for anybody. convicted of 3 charges of theft. well, more uncertainty tonight about where the oakland a's are going to play next season. a deal has been reached and the a's play at a minor league ballpark in sacramento until their new stadium is ready. but now baseball's most powerful agent by far as casting ser

also very emotional, it was taken by western photographers, the first thing a journalist who came to saigonid was go to the bazaar and buy military clothes for himself, and even some of them on the trips were armed with weapons, such things that a journalist should be... neutral, aloof, as you can to be detached when this is your country, it was attacked by the enemy, tell me about the detachment of photographers, allies in the second world war, for example, well, we cannot treat this war differently, and we are dying, but to treat it without emotions is not not only ukrainian journalists should, but also western journalists, i think that yes, this attitude towards evil is... personified, there is real evil that creates what they create, how to treat it? i am like a photographer trying to show what this war has brought. my country, i do not have the right to get used to these horrors, i also have to acutely feel and show them myself. why do you think it is still not understood abroad, after three years of war, after buchi, after izyum, it is very difficult to leave the comfort zone, and the

it will serve the greater santee and little saigon neighborhoods and protect local structures like happy hollow sharks, ice, and the grand century shopping mall station is set to be about 8000ft■!s, powered by solar panels. the city of san jose held a groundbreaking ceremony for the new station today. station 32 will as soon as it opens, quickly become the busiest station in the city. there's a lot of need for emergency response, right here, and this is going to have a huge impact for the community in terms of making people safer, cutting down response times. and it is not yet clear when station 32 will be fully built and open. i am at the anchor desk now with our janelle wang working on the 5:00 news. you've been covering the a's and we're going to continue our team coverage of the a's final game at the oakland coliseum. our own raj mathai is field anchoring from there. he's going to join us live at five with all the fanfare and the heartbreak. and he has a one on one interview with all star and cy young award winner barry zito. and you're just talking about firefighters. the former may

and a growing split in little saigon. a popular park appears to be caught in a feud between a councilman and one of his critics. we're hearing from him as san jose leaders work to find a solution. the news at six starts right now. good evening, and thanks for being with us on this wednesday. i'm raj mathai. and i'm audrey asistio. we told you last night a man declared dead by the san francisco medical examiner's office in 2021 is still actually very alive. he's living on the streets and his family is now trying to figure out how to get him treatment. and shelter. nbc bay area's sergio quintana spoke with his daughter. reporter this is a photo of james robinson this july, meeting his granddaughter. it's a family reunion that's nearly unbelievable for his daughters. he's been living on the streets of san francisco for three years without any government benefits or help from family, because the san francisco medical examiner's office declared him dead back in 2021. i believe they have amended that and kind of reversed it. bu

hollinger court, que prestará atención y servicios de emergencia a los vecindarios de shanxi y little saigonncionar una avioneta que transportaba hasta un kilo de cocaína fue localizada esta madrugada por la policía de oceanside, cuando hizo un aterrizaje de emergencia en plena calle al quedarse sin combustible. marinee zavala nos informa. este pequeño aeropuerto en oceanside, donde, como puede ver, trasladada esta avioneta que solo esta mañana bloqueaba 1 de los carriles principales de la ruta estatal 76 y canyon drive. siento como como si fuera una película como narcos, you know. siento. estoy sorprendida de que esto haya pasado aquí. los ciudadanos dijeron no poder creer como la realidad nuevamente había superado a la ficción y a nathan le impedía llegar a su trabajo. una avioneta en medio de la carretera in the middle of the street. nunca antes había visto un avión en medio de la calle. no te puedo decir que es algo que había visto antes. la policía dijo responder a un aterrizaje de emergencia cuando los 2 tripulantes dijeron que tenían una falla mecánica. el piloto, 21 años, gabriel wri

like austin, texas, san francisco, seattle, where it's devastating the asian community and little saigon, an aurora, colorado, where they are flown in and bossed by the, by the administration. their pre clearance app on my work is homeland security department issued phones and also have venmo for free cash to spend. well, and that brings to the bigger conversation that we're having to have gotten you're having on your airwaves right now, is this was something that kind of been pushed aside. i've been made how the political one side seems to push it more than the other, but the conversations never actually in, but you go, i want it. and just from one segment, just focus on ohio right now, because i find this interesting cuz you couldn't get any farther from the border then ohio itself. is this something, are you shock scott that we're here? and the politicians in the area say one thing. but the people say another i certainly think the people, the residents are probably frustrated with it, especially in springfield, the number of, of immigrants that have come to that city that are creating

not go somewhere with them, somehow approach, because where they are and where i am, well... and saigont the corner of deteinogov's, yes, it appeared, well somewhere, probably, when i got my feet wet, maybe even somewhere in the third year, when i had already met kuryokhin, well, let's say, viktor tsoi, you see, i had a classmate maxim pashkov, then there was no straight viktor tsoev, well tsoi, well there was vitka, who rehearsed maxim pashkov in his big apartment, because he had a separate room, and maxim pashkov was... in love with me, and i thought, well, let it be maxim, well, somehow, and i came, but i told them, if this happens to you again , then i won’t come, well, in general, you have good feelings about this student life, so you have, are you lucky? by the fourth you understand that you know nothing, you can’t do anything, and vladimir viktorovich, the course master, kept saying: "artists are not needed anywhere by anyone, theaters are overcrowded, judges are overcrowded, but good artists are always needed, so you, probably, and you will work, but you won't, you are lazy, you

adelina in fan-fan tulpan, yeah, well, since i skipped rehearsals, because there was already then saigonl this was, and i played one of the chambermaids, i had a very strained relationship with the course, when rezanov arrived with alisov, they were at this performance, and we were sitting in the smoking room, then we knew that at, that rezanov arrived and... the cameraman was coming and that they would be, that they were looking for a girl, a heroine, but i knew that they came to look at me, and naturally, i play there such a small episode as a chambermaid, i couldn’t, i didn’t know that they would approve me, but why be a laughing stock, then i already went to moscow for an audition, there were auditions a lot, the last audition was already with nikita mikhalkov, and rizanov told me, in 2 days at least the council, i want you to film, i don’t think that... the art council will argue with me, i flew in, came to st. petersburg, there was a call, they told me that you were approved, i said, they won’t believe me, yes, because it was already graduation, i say, and you can send me a telegra

playing the third round, here are its topics: maria, swam, we know, museums, the cat and sailed from saigonchi minh city, that's right, in those days it was still called tat-than, swam, we know, 1,200, auction 2,900 you have 4,800 alexey, 8,400 alexandra, of course they won't let me play, but i boldly say all in alexey all in alexander, you have to say all in. we're playing with alexander. about eight years ago , the merchant marine of this european country numbered fifty ships. despite the fact that it itself has no access to the sea. i'll assume that this is belarus. this is switzerland. and the port of registration of all these ships is listed as basel. museum 1,500. the world's largest stadium, specially designed for this sport, london. with paraguay, no, they don't border, but in general it turned out pretty well, peru and colombia, latin america 1200, move in a bag, minus one and a half. attention to the screen: old coins of the dominican republic indicate not only the denomination and year of issue, but also this indicator, practically, weight, weight, absolutely right. these coins a

saigon, no, that was worse than what happened after the fall of afghanistan, our weakness is seen allr the world, our enemies and opponents see weakness, not strength. the russian federation is moving towards ukraine in a few months, china is threatening taiwan. the report contains evidence not only of biden's guilt, but also descriptions of ordinary sloppiness. for example, american ambassador wilson, a month before the withdrawal of troops, instead of sitting and waiting for the smell of trouble and thinking about how leave gracefully with dignity and clean out the mail and... in the desk drawer went on vacation when the time came x, in mid-august, he got on the plane ahead of other employees, and even faked a covid test and pretended to be healthy, this is stated in the report. in britain, the publication of such a report is not expected, although london had its own clearing of responsibility in kabul and stories about abandoned afghans who trusted the british, not the american authorities, are surfacing on the island now, but... in the usa the report raises questions about the com

this meant the transition from supporting the puppet regime in saigon to direct participation in thehat will the ladder to the abyss be this time? yes, what stage will the escalation reach against the backdrop of the approaching defeat of the zelensky regime, this will be discussed in today's program, welcoming military expert alexander borisovich olesin, hello, and my esteemed colleague, konstantin kredebaylo, journalist, special correspondent for russia today, glad to see you, hello, traditionally we begin our program with a blitz question, well, it sounds like this: will the west give kiev permission to strike missiles deep into russia? konstantin, i address this question to you right away, because even for last week there were different statements: first great britain allowed it, then after consulting with the united states, they decided to postpone it, but these discussions are ongoing, and ukraine, naturally, insists on this, it is important to note that on september 24, if i am not mistaken, volodymyr zelensky is planning a meeting with the current president of the united stat

challenges in creating this cultural district when we compare ourselves to chinatown, japantown or little saigon, there's little communities there that act as place makers. when you enter into little philippines, you're like where are the businesses, and that's one of the challenges we're trying to solve. >> undercover love wouldn't be possible without the help of the mayor and all of our community partnerships out there. it costs approximately $60,000 for every event. undiscovered is a great tool for the cultural district to bring awareness by bringing the best parts of our culture which is food, music, the arts and being ativism all under one roof, and by seeing it all in this way, what it allows san franciscans to see is the dynamics of the filipino-american culture. i tnk in san francisco, we've kind of lost track of one of our values that makes san francisco unique with just empathy, love, of being acceptable of different people, the out liers, the crazy ones. we've become so focused onic maing money that we forgot about those that make our city and community unique. when people come to dis

the all-electric facility is expected to serve the greater san tea and little saigon neighborhoods and to protect local infrastructure like happy hollow park and that the zoo and grand century shopping mall fire station. 32 will be the 35th active fire station in san jose. we are just 40 days away from the presidential election. but for many mailing in their ballots, the voting has already begun. kron four's washington correspondent maddie beer-temple reports. >> matter where you want, we deliver postmaster general louis dejoy says the usps is ready for the election, but some lawmakers aren't so sure our american citiz ns going to be able to trust mail-in 'allots. absolutely. absolutely. i don't know why you would house committee pressed joy on male failures they say have caused concern for constituents. in wisconsin today delivery dropped 20 points. congressman mark pocan and says a pilot program. the postal service put in place to help modernize the network. delay deliveries in his area. what you do specifically about wisconsin to fix our unique problem. first rockets when to move bl

saigon. no, that was worse. what happens after the fall of afghanistan?seen all over the world. our enemies and opponents see weakness, not strength. the russian federation in a few. august, he climbed ahead of other employees on the plane, and even faked a test for covid and pretended to be healthy, this is stated in the report, even if it was a stuffed animal or a carcass, but he had to leave afghanistan first. in britain, the publication of such a report is not expected, although london had its own clearing of responsibility in kabul and stories about abandoned afghans who trusted the british, not the american authorities, are surfacing on the island and now and history. enough for a 354-page report, but if in the us the report raises the question of the competence of the biden administration, then in britain, but who can immediately remember who was there prime minister three years ago, and what questions can be asked of this man now. the chaotic evacuation in afghanistan left behind military equipment and thousands of people who had trusted both lond

and then a few years ago, i wrote an op ed for the new york times, exactly the same thing when saigonwas really revitalized and put back on the road again. and to me, it just demonstrated that, in fact what we're confronting as asian-americans, asians, as vietnamese people, in terms of the racist and sexist projections onto us has been enduring and is still a reality for today. that's very much what so much of my work responds, including the sympathizer and the tv adaptation. let's take a call. let's hear from robert in arkansas. robert, good afternoon. you're with author on the win. thank you. what an honor? i'm a service from boone county, arkansas which would define me as a hillbilly. and i appreciate so much of this because i understand, too, had parents that were very strict, very, very loving and great parents. but i lived two lives and at some you break out into the life that you want to be in. the point i want to make. what we're looking is opportunity, and it appears that opportune beauty has come to you. but along with that comes personal ambition and appreciate so much your

after years of denials, refusal as and a lack of transparency, there's no question since the fall of saigonay by a military operation. the administration failed miserably, can and i think you will see in this report a very thorough examination of how we got here. the fact that the administration asked did not have a conditions of based withdrawal, that president biden and vice president harris who likes to remind everybody she was the last person in the room made a decision to remove all troops, conditions be damned. and i think, obviously, that's going to be one of the big takeaways -- pete: yeah. >> -- you know, and the specifics of which, you know, i will leave to the report to be leased. pete: sure. >> but at the end of the day, you know, we lost 13 u.s. service members. kamala harris has never met with these families, never apologized to these families for their loss. and, you know, we just, obviously, memorialized the third anniversary of the abbey gate suicide bombing. and, obviously, we have had numerous hearings on capitol hill examining that incident along with this disastrous wit

what's political is trying to sweep this withdrawal, which was the worst since sigh began -- saigon, it's campaign season. it's disgraceful, and he should be ashamed, and he's got to come go come this november. ashley: kamala harris made no mention of 13 service members who lost their lives during that withdrawal, made no mention of that at all which i found very disrespectful -- >> no, she lied and said no active duty, she said no active duty in combat. ashley: yes, she did. >> i mean, it's just false. ashley: i know. >> tell that to the dead just this last year. ashley: yeah. wasn't fact checked on that one, was she? congressman mike waltz, who is my congressman, by the way, great to talk to you, sir. thank you. >>> speaker johnson pulled his bill to fund the government to for another six months. what happened there, lauren? lauren: he didn't have the votes, so he pulled the bill with. and now congress is staring down a deadline to pass legislation to avert a partial government shutdown october 1st. right around the corner. at least 8 republican lawmakers opposed the 6-month spendi

the all-electric facility is expected to serve the greater san t in little saigon neighborhoods and protectal infrastructure. like happy hollow park and zoo and the grand center, a shopping mall, our station, 32 will be the 35th active fire station in san jose. well, after 5 years of construction, the out to l terrible improvement project is nearing completion and preparing to reopen since 2019 crews have worked to make the al terrible safer for residents and riders after complaints from the community. this project cost 90 million dollars and came in on time and on budget. officials say. >> i really want to offer profound gratitude in particular to the merchants and neighbors of terrible street. >> really thank you have you worked with hand in hand from the very beginning. this project was terribly disruptive. >> they all terrible has been in service since 1919, and serves as a connector for more than 27,000 people living in that area. service on the line resumes on saturday. 3.19, this afternoon live look outside at the bay bridge looking just so pretty out there with those blue skies. let

mayor mahan joined other city officials in the little saigon in springbrook neighborhoods to see this morning. the area host, a large vietnamese immigrant owned business community and neighbors there say that they're struggling with a rise in crime. city leaders say prop 36 would help protect the owners and the residents. >> they are being victimized repeatedly by white van. that was a why property that is going on a baited because our police officers are out there being asked to arresting people over and over and over again is time to break that cycle and to do it in a compassionate way 3rd offense, able to say to someone, well, the choice between jail or treatment. >> if passed, it would reform prop 47 allowing prosecutors to classify repeated theft is a felony and increases sentences for anyone convicted of 3 charges of theft. >> new electric shuttle service is being used in martinez, presto is an autonomous car that launched in walnut creek last month. kind of a minivan and it's now rolling out across the east bay. so it's all about getting people in the to have a ride and then th

this was frankly done in vietnam where we negotiated without saigon being in the room and it was done in afghanistan where we negotiated with the taliban and the trump administration and pompeo without having the government involved. next is there is no such thing as a lone ranger great a negotiator as kissinger and baker were they had very talented teams backing them and they maintained the confidence of the president and white house staff so when they negotiated the other side knew they were speaking for the president and then the application of leverage positive leverage for example our market for trade abroad, but also what greases the wheels so one of the things that made the abraham accords. the uae and israel was f 35 given to the uae. there are also negative leverages economic sanctions. i discussed that at length. are of a decreasing value. we see that with russia, which is still in ukraine with with the president maduro of venezuela, who is still with the iran and north korea nuclear agreement. so those are of decreasing value. but the threat of military force sometimes work

the mayor joined other city officials in the little saigon in spring brook neighborhood yesterday. the area is large. a vietnamese immigrant owned business community. city leaders say prop 36 would help protect those business owners and people who live there. >> are being victimized repeatedly by i think was a what property fraud that is going debated because our police officers are out there being asked to arresting people over and over and over again is time to break that cycle and to do it in a compassionate way 3rd offense, able to say to someone, well, choice between jail or treatment. >> if passed, it would reform prop 47 allowing prosecutors to classify repeated theft as a felony and increasing sentences for anyone convicted of 3 charges of theft. all right. take a look at this. this tiny black and white kitten was rescued from uber driver's car by menlo park. fire fighters. the driver tells kron 4 he was about to pull out of the parking lot of woodside bakery and cafe earlier this week. and that's when he noticed a woman frantically trying to get his attention. the woman to

drug dealers and joined other city officials and the little saigon and spring book neighborhood this. the area hosts a large vietnnmese immigrant owned business community and neighbors say they are struggling with rising crime rates. city leaders say prop 36 would help protect owners and residents. >> they are being victimized repeatedly by white van. that was a why property that is going on a baited because our police officers are out there being asked to arresting people over and over and over again is time to break that cycle and to do it in a compassionate way 3rd offense, able to say to someone, well, the choice between jail or treatment. >> if passed, would reform prop 47 allowing prosecutors to classify repeated theft as a felony and increasing sentences for anyone convicted of 3 charges of theft. 306, this afternoon. let's talk a bit about our forecast now live look outside from our mount tam camera looking just gorgeous out there. kathy. >> i don't see how could look much better than this blue skies sparkling sunshine, temperatures warm but not hot. no rain right now. it's j