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it was here he learned be a musician from his father who played saks in his jazz band. it was here he learned see the beaut in people's story growing up with the family bar. [inaudible] here he learned live like an artist in san francisco art institute they all contributed to the legacy of jerry garcia. not just the world class musician but someone who's lasting influence makes the wormed a better place and as his daughter, it it is an honor to be here and represent the family. be in san francisco and proud californian this is the best place on the planet. thank you san francisco for valuing the i deals always assistanting for someone and a safe space for open minded people. we honor our father jerry garcia who played thousands of shoes in the city on his 80th birthday. [applause] >> thank you. >> thank you. >> thank you, mayor london breed. now i will say a few words joy from art span are doing an art mission here in the district working with many organizations grants for the arts here is >> ann >> thank you, topp the unfish mayor of -- i run arts span and this is the

article of zulzhny generals zulzhny and zabrodsky about the fact that the airfield in the crimea near saknian missile weapons, well, that is, we can talk about the fact that potentially considering the fact that the mechanisms ah, the use of these himers systems, they are as close as possible and as honest as possible with our american partners, they cannot have this argument about the fact that the supply of long-range missiles to these systems is may provoke certain risks due to the fact that there will be no control over the use of these missiles, because in any case we hit those targets that the american intelligence highlights for us with coordinates and, accordingly, intelligence, and this happens under the control, including of our american partners, well, if it is really as you say then i have even more questions why are they delaying until now or the question of the official announcement this is already a question of transferring this uh this situation to the political plane when the united states of america officially recognize the supply of such weapons, this is automatic. well

griff: yuriy sak, thank you, we have run out of time this hour, thank you for the update.y friend. >> thank you, thank you. griff: that's us for jacqui now and ukrainian forces starting to have successes in the dual counteroffensive. jacqui: great to see it and hope they continue and continue getting support including from the u.s. i'm jackie heinrich. griff: i'm griff jenkins. thanks for watching. ♪ ♪ ♪ and they don't even have to be identical! one pair can be practical and sturdy, while the other pair is super stylish and wildly good-looking. hi, i'm angela. i've lost 58 pounds with golo and i've kept it off. i suffer from autoimmune hypothyroid and i always thought it would be so difficult to lose weight, but with golo, it simply wasn't. that was quick. and rewarding. i earn 3% cash back at drugstores with chase freedom unlimited. that means i earn on my bug spray and my sunscreen. you ready to go fishing? i got the bait. i also earn 5% on travel purchased through chase on this rental car. that lake is calling my name! don't you get seasick? we'll find out! come on. and

. >> i want to accep your invitation from the q&a and ca you expand on that and also specifically sakw can you convince people of political concernhat you might have a risk of national surity concerns and what the elevator pitch for the person he thinksast thing i want to do is pass any chance of letting the terrist get awayh: with something? >> first of all we are talking about litigation that's ongoing for 20 years that has to do with government programs that are bically no longer in place and trorist no longer in place. so the notion that hearing these cases and to have se type of accountability for the abuses 20 years ago would harm national security today, i would try to but let me first say what iir think congress needs to do. first, to make sure that courts are not making or ruling if it's a privilege applying to certain evidence-based on the government's predictions again there is no other evidentiary privilegehere the court would dismiss the case based on one party's predictions have it would beesolved soho what that means to me is congress should require essentially prohibit

rioting that has been lawless, vandalism, when the first amendment is breaking the windows out of saksto steal gucci bags, it has gone too far. the prosecutor will not prosecute, legislature has died the hands of the police, not with my help, but dealing with violent rioters. our beautiful city of roses is going to hell. and that's the whole premise of my candidacy. at my age and with 20 years of legislation tailing along behind me like a crocodile tail i am an unlikely candidate for big bold change but that's exactly what i am and that's exactly who i am. i'm not running for miss congeniality, i want to fix stuff and i think i'm the candidate do that, untethered by a partisan ideology or agenda. >> you have a lot of people who agree with you, endorsed with a number of major police unions, district attorneys, phil knight, one of the co-founders of nike has thrown money into your campaign, you have outraised the other two on the republican and democratic side, where are you ten points behind him? >> last night, herman bearsugar endorsed me, so the former head of the democratic party, an

bullish as least that is what the word is, but almost every sentiment indicator i look at says the sakspposite. i have the panic euphoria model. there is lot of them. we're back to the lows of june. all these lows, these sort of big spikes toe panic and fear have been buy signals. is this something you're concerned about? do you look at sentiment? >> well, yeah, i think what right now the market is afraid of its own shad dome. the wall of worry is so high i can't even see the ground from up here, that is usually a good sign. been investing almost 25 years professionally and we do reach these points where it seems like nobody can find any good news and when that happens the opt histories are the ones who end up being right. they look down the road, hey, this is in the past. things are not that bad, things will get better. i do think all the negative sentiment is positive sign for markets. charles: you mentioned how long you were in the business, you were at janus for 20 years, now you have nzs. one thing i like you to intrigued by, you say your model, business model is not to predict the

one with decades of experience here wanted to sak to us anonymously, because he's critical of the government's> ukraine is not stopping the reactor and the question is, why are the safety conditions not being met? nick: ukraine's state nuclear authority confirms to pbs newshour tonight it is considering shutting down the final reactor, but only when it has reliable incoming power. this expert says that's not fast enough. >> if the safe operating conditions are off, the reactor plant must be shut down. nick: he warns that there's a real risk the damage so far coulpale in comparison to what happens when you make a nuclear plant a combat zone. for the pbs newshour, i'm nick schifrin, in pokrov, ukraine. ♪ judy: this midterm election cycle, there are high stakes in campaigns for governors' mansions. winners will impact everything from state elections to issues like reproductive rights. geoff bennet has more on the gubernatorial forecast. geoff: in a midterm election year, the fight for control of congress gets most of the attention, but control of state governments will be on the ballot too, with

she waited for the audience for 8 years, as she suffered decommunization, by the way, sak brodsky wasariat from life in an art museum. historical justice has nevertheless been restored in berdyansk the founder of this museum finally returned to the hall. here lenin at work, art views, believes that the cultural heritage could not bring out the masterpieces that are here in zaporozhye will definitely return to their historical places, as the modest obelisk of the hero of the first world war and the monument to the warriors of the internationalists returned. how the eternal flame returned to the monument to the fallen during the great patriotic war let it be in the form of a candle lantern for now, because there is no gas, but it glows, which means that historical memory has not faded. to end along the black-and-white grass road mariupol amputated words on the skeletons of dolphins and cows, smoke, burnt out words. let the bells of freedom ring out in general mariupol the city of masha without a hand, death is killed, a new way is marked for us to mary to be now not to deceive. what is

nick bosa was an animal right to saks a lot of pressures and he looks like nick bosa. you know the defense being so good. is this the reason why there is so much pressure for the 49ers to win now? absolutely i mean the defense is what gives them that advantage. and so the quarterback pretty much. what they have to do is just don't screw it up. so i think with this defense, they're the ones that give them that hope and the expectation that they can go for steph. i know that your podcast is always interesting. it's called 49 carat, right. get it where you get your podcast. i know you're going to have a lot to talk about. thank you for joining us so much for having me. all right. thank you, both so much inspiring others to follow their dreams still to come on the nine marking hispanic heritage month with one on one interview with san francisco rapper and entrepreneur and head of a billion dollar empire in a mostly in an industry, mostly with top white executives, he opens up about becoming a role model for people of color in the business, plus picking up the pieces in pue

this is the united states.od sak >> come.e here, for god's sake. mr. president , here'sis? how would you say your mental focus is which focused? i , i think it's i have a look. >> i have trouble even mentioning even saying town hea myself, my own head, the numbedr of years i no more think of myself as being as old as i am, then fly. w hmm.old i amso obviously, joe biden is ole and senile.n he's seventynile nine . stairs and at that age, sentences like stairs become a challenge. t ju. we're not judging by the wayyon0 anyone who's passed fifty can feel the loss of acuity. if you're being honest, there comes a day when you realize i'm just not going be able to finish the rubik's cube this week. the older you get , the less sharp you become. that's the natural process, or so we have always assumed. but recently we've noticed something that changed our view, and that's something is called kamala harris ors is it camela? she's on tape using both pronunciationslled. a so your guess is as good as ours as a kind of tiebreaker. going to go ahead and call kamala, but it doesn't matter

a recent paper released by goldman saks aptly titled the housing downturn further to fall warns that higher mortgage rates and reduced affordability will continue well into 2023. for first-time home buyers, that spells a death nail to their dream of owning their own home. what we're seeing in real time are direct consequences of inflation fueled by spending. the increase in price of groceries is unbelievable. it's unbelievable when you go to the grocery store. over the past year the price of basic pantry staples has continued to increase. the cost of eggs has gone up 40%. butter 24.6%. luncheon meats 18.2%. fresh milk has increased 17.7%. sugar, flour, bread, pasta, peanut butter, and cereals have increased between 15% and 23%. these are the things that families buy weekly for -- to meet their grocery bill, for lunch and dinner. elected democrats in the biden administration celebrated the so-called inflation reduction act on a day when the consumer price index on inflation increased. for the many constituents that i talk to on a daily basis, inflation remains the number one concern.

yuriy sak is an adviser to ukraine's defence minister. he told me more from kyiv. 50,000 artillery rounds a day in certain areas. we aren't doing that. we are using strikes on the russians. logistics against power lines. that's why in the south we are advancing slower but we are steadily advancing. can are advancing slower but we are steadily advancing.— are advancing slower but we are steadily advancing. can you talk to us about some _ steadily advancing. can you talk to us about some of _ steadily advancing. can you talk to us about some of the _ steadily advancing. can you talk to us about some of the reports i steadily advancing. can you talk to us about some of the reports we l steadily advancing. can you talk to i us about some of the reports we have seen of senior russian military personnel retreating back across the russian border? they have also been reports of movement within crimea. what are you seeing in the russian movement at the moment? what what are you seeing in the russian movement at the moment? what we are seeine and movement at the moment? what

i'm joined now by yuriy sak in kyiv, who is an advisor to the ukrainian defence minister and also melindaouncil's eurasia center. there seems to be an ever left stability about what is going on but i can't imagine the ukrainian defence forces going to change its tactics. �* , ., ., defence forces going to change its tactics. �* ., ., , tactics. i'm starting to really wor . tactics. i'm starting to really worry- most _ tactics. i'm starting to really worry. most people - tactics. i'm starting to really worry. most people thought| worry. most people thought mobilisation was a bigger deal, it is not. annexation is the one to worry about. over the weekend, russia will in eagerly annex four provinces of ukraine. ukraine is never going to accept this. what it means is that russia is putting four provinces under this nuclear umbrella, and when ukraine tries to reclaim these territories. i think putin is going to calljoe biden and say to tell ukraine to stand down otherwise it's going to use this nuclear power.— otherwise it's going to use this nuclear power. what is going to ha en nuclear power.

. >>> look at goldman saks.em to like that. the stock is nearly up 1%. >>> next case, change charles and the royal family will be pay during a service at st. giles cathedral in edinburgh. jonathan hunt is with us. he is actually at buckingham palace in london. take me through the day as events please. reporter: there have been so many moving moments ever since the moment queen elizabeth ii's death was announced but few have been more poignant nan what we've been witnessing over the last 30 minutes or so. that is the procession of the queen's coffin carried by a hearst obviously from holyrood house in he edinburgh to st. gis cathedral where the service will take place. the members of the royal party entering st. giles right now. as the coffin was carried by that hearse along the royal mile in edinburgh, following behind it were all four of queen elizabeth's children. change charles himself of course, princess anne and the princes edward and andrew. i think, stuart, it was interesting to note in particular that an