samuel: it is a challenge.nes fly low, they fly slow, they have a relatively small radar signatures so they cannot always be seen and identified by the early warning radar. they could be heard before they are seen because they have a relatively cheap, civilian style motor. when the population sees the drone in the immediate facility -- immediate vicinity, it is probably too late to do anything. however, robust electronic warfare defenses are capable of interfering with these drones's fly patterns. the use cheap, civilian gps systems that can be interfered with. this is where some of the successes against these drones has been visible lately. nick: nearly all of ukraine's substations as well as distribution lines for electricity as well as heat have been destroyed. those can be fixed in a matter of days. zelenskyy admitted today 30% of power plants have also been destroyed and that takes a longer time to fix. does that have not only civilian applications but military implications? samuel: absolutely. right now,

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so, what, you'vejust done, the samuel sharpe lesson? yeah, we have, yeah.tell his story through artwork. yeah, so, liam, do you want to explain to me your picture? i've got the battle ships for when the protest got brutal. the victory for the people that believed in god to get out and i have to jamaican flag. it's a joy to see. yeah, are you pleased with yourselves? yeah. that's the longest the boys have ever stayed in a classroom. the fact that they were in there for so long and focused it was really good. i'm chuffed to bits. i think it was better than a normal lesson because in a normal lesson i would probably have walked out by now. i enjoyed myself. it's showing that you can educate as long as you can engage in many different spaces because fundamentally it is storytelling and storytelling can cross across many forms of the curriculum. so the lesson today's title is, "what was the significance of queen nzinga's life?" i'm really hoping that they'll see this story of queen nzinga has been left out and why it's important to look at her life and look at t

so what you've just done, the samuel sharpe lesson? yeah, we have, yeah. his story through artwork. yeah, so, liam, do you want to explain to me your picture? i've got the battle ships for when the protest got brutal. the victory for the people that believed in god to get out and i have the jamaican flag. it's a joy to see. yeah, are you pleased with yourselves? yeah. that's the longest the boys have ever stayed in a classroom. the fact that they were in there for so long and focused it was really good. i'm chuffed to bits. i think it was better than a normal lesson because in a normal lesson i would probably have walked out by now. and, i enjoyed myself. it's showing that you can educate as long as you can engage in many different spaces because fundamentally it is storytelling and storytelling can cross across many forms of the curriculum. so the lesson today's title is, "what was the significance of queen nzinga's life?" i'm really hoping that they'll see this story of queen nzinga has been left out and why it's important to look at her life and look at

i thought we did. >> samuel. touchdown. >> every time i got a chance to get the ball in my hands, it is my mentality. >> takable special. that's what is so fun about him. he doesn't get tackled. he runs through everything. all he want to do is is score. >> stafford is hit again and down he goes. >> you feel like you have the best defense in the league right right now? >> yeah i do. we have stuff we have to work on. just being here here every day, i feel like we e the good defense. > >> pivot to baseball. as players sported the steven vogt tee shirts before the final series of his career. oakland trailed the angels 4-2. two outs. seth brown single to left with the bases loaded. sent into into extras. in the tenth, tony kemp shot one into right field.e as walked it off, 5-4, their second win in a row. > >> give me this pooch checking out the giants and the padres in in san diego. aw. game was scoreless in the bottom of the eighth. down 4-0. wil meyers capped off the inning with a homer. padres win. giants fell back

let's take this to samuel got a chill and he threw up in journalists following the conflict. he joins us now from nairobi. samuel, what's the situation on the ground antique right at the moment. what we know at the moment is it's getting close. the ethiopian forces are getting close to mccully. they have recaptured the town of sherry, which is the town does the whole more for the head of the t. t p. live diversity on dr. deborah tian. so they're getting close. there doesn't seem to be any willingness to compromise on this conflict that began almost 2 years ago and has affected millions of your parents even famine that really defined ethiopia, the 108485 faith europe and famine seems to be coming to this region and ask where we are at the moment, and there are reports of people being deprived of access to health care. we just saw food, education, and financial aid. how does the ethiopian government justify that blockade? will they throw open? government is blaming t p a live and t p f as countering the argument that it's them that's preventing aid from arriving to the region o

let's bring in samuel remaining. he's an associate fellow at royal united services institute. he joins us by skype, from oxford, in the united kingdom, as samuel, so great speak to you again. so what does karen's coalition government likely? what's likely going to look like? well, i think is most likely to be a continuation of what we really see now heading on till now and back in jewish will likely continue in terms of policy as well. i mean, the hard lines dance towards supporting a military towards ukraine and balancing that those, their foreign policy objectives with high inflation and let as inflation as chopping over 20 percent. and the baltic states, in part because they're divested russian gas amongst the most enacted in europe. so were his policies on russia likely? oh, what was that? the result of karen's reelection? i think it probably was a mean. it was a pretty decisive that display of assistance. i mean, is sonia is the largest contributor of no trade to ukraine, add per capita, but latvia is right behind it. so happy has been a major supporter of the printing ca

quick pass to deebo samuel. in and around the defense ful his fourth career game with at least 100 yards after the catch. jerry rice lovesst loves its. 52-yard pick six seals the deal. niners win. talk about a bounce back performance. >> when you go through a tough week like that, it makes this feel better at the end. we have been in this situation before, you know. it is a roller coaster this season. you have to ride the highs and lows and stay in the middle as much as you can. that's how you get success in the to stack wins. all of the things we were focused on all week long was getting back to moving the ball, running the ball. we were flying on all cylinders today. >> every week is its own week. we don't pay too much attention to what is being said outside the building. >> giants playing their final series in san diego. truly the dog days of the season. scoreless into the bottom of the eighth. wil myers three-run homer. 7-40 padres. the giants actually got the tying run at the plate. j.d. davis just misses a

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. >>> developing overnight, supreme court justice samuel alito says the leaked abortion opinion made conservative justices, quote, targets for assassination. >>> economic catastrophe ahead, that's the word from president biden's labor secretary, but he's not talking about a recession or more inflation. secretary walsh says it comes down to one key issue. >>> 13 days to the midterm elections, and the democrats' best opportunity to flip a senate seat with the pennsylvania race seeing john fetterman struggling at times to explain positions during a debate with dr. oz >>> parents, listen up your kids' obsessive gaming may actually be providing positive effects for cognitive development compared to those who don't play video games >>> the trifecta of viruses that have doctors worried this fall "early today" starts right now >> good morning. i'm phillip mena >> i'm frances rivera. we begin with new disturbing details about monday's school shooting in st. louis as the community mourns a sophomore and beloved teacher. >> reporter: a trove of evidence shedding light on what may have driven a

nos explica samuel arias. >>> los fuertes vientos y lluvias de julia golpearon nicaragua.rmaron daÑos en unas 800 viviendos y unas para mil familias evacuadas. >>> hay daÑos m el techo. >>> la tormenta continuo con su paso destructivo al salvador. llegÓ con menos vientos, pero mucha lluvia. se reporta de la muerte de 9 personas. la mayorÍa sepultada por deslaves mientras dormÍan, entre ello 5.000 tars y otros como este hombre arrastrados por las fuertes corrientes. >>> han logrado que toda la tierra, deslaves y vemos obstrucciones en la carretera. >>> la fuerza del agua destruyÓ puentes y familias enteras atrapadas por la crecida de los rois. y los rescatistas tratan de ponerlos a salvo. como el caso de este pequeÑo mil personas han sido al bergadaalbergadas. >>> en honduras la muerte de 4 personas. varias zonas inundadas y muchas familias buscaron refugio debajo de los puentes. >>> estoy triste por todo lo que estÁ pasando. >>> en guatemala 100.000 personas han sido afectadas por las lluvias. cientos de evacuados y 9 fallecidos. los pronosticos anuncian mÁs lluvias para e

this it's samuel currency, but basically -- i apologize that.but basically, they were under the command of samuel curtis. on the screen right here. and van dorn ordered mccullough and prices forces, about 16,000 total, which included 1000 indians, under the command of pike, confederate organized indians. to unite for a counter offensive. for his part, federal commander curtis took up a defensive position along sugarcreek with about 10,000 confederate. so, 16 versus 10,000. from a confederate standpoint, you might think they had pretty pretty good odds. van dorn did not wish to attack the federals in their strong position -- you can't see it very well. i can't either. it's down here at the bottom of the screen. this blue, which you see, and that line, which you see, is sugarcreek. so anyway, van horn proceeds to try to flank them and try to attack curtis from the three or. the confederate march was slow,, though too slow to surprise curtis, and in an effort to speed things up just made things slower. so, in order to expedite things, because the a

quick pass to deebo samuel. he runs in and around the defense ful his fourth career game with at least 100 yards after the catch. jerry rice lovesst loves its. 52-yard pick six seals the deal. niners win. talk about a bounce back performance. >> when you go through a tough week like that, it makes this feel better at the end. we have been in this situation before, you know. it is a roller coaster this season. you have to ride the highs and lows and stay in the middle as much as you can. cud on all week long was getting back to moving the ball, running the ball. we were flying on all cylinders today. >> every week is its own week. we don't pay too much attention to what is being said outside the building. >> giants playing their final series in san diego. truly the dog days of the season. scoreless into the bottom of the eighth. wil myers three-run homer. 7-40 padres. the giants actually got the tying run at the plate. j.d. davis just misses a grand slam. giants lose 7-4. they need to win one of their final two g

will deebo samuel bring back the bling? >> anything gimmicky? >>?alifornia, mountains, oceans, natural wonders, diverse and creative people. but when the out-of-state corporations behind prop 27 look at california, they see nothing but suckers. they wrote prop 27 to give themselves 90% of the profits from online sports betting in california. other states get much more. why is prop 27 such a suckers deal for california? because the corporations didn't write it for us. they wrote it for themselves. dion: fleet week kicks off tomorrow. more than a million people are expected to come to san francisco to enjoy the festivities. a free concert series starts tomorrow with the navy and marine band performance. ship tours begin on wednesday. there is also a parade of ships. thousands of bay area residents joined the susan g. komen walk in support of a cure for breast cancer today. organizers say the walk has raised $300,000 so far, with the goal of $350,000. the more than pink walk is the signature fundraising event for the foundation. it celebrates survivors

they have a game changer like deebo samuel, but did you know that chain? he was seen wearing there is called the game changer chain. it hasn't made too many appearances publicly, but it is a thing and 49ers head coach kyle shanahan. he doesn't exactly approve. it was not a big fan of the chain. i mean, i didn't think anything gimmicky and college like is kind of lame to me but jason brett got it for us and he's like as cool of the guys. i know so and the players thought was cool. so i didn't tell him no or anything, but i was really hoping we didn't use it in the wrong way because i just i think we're more professional than that. but the time that he did choose it. i can't lie. i didn't come off that bad. so i've liked their decision making on it. i don't know if it's gone. i hope it is but i trust those guys to handle right and they haven't let me down so far. i don't know deon. maybe kyle would like it more if they let him wear it. ah, anyways, can the 49ers find a way to break out the game changer chain on monday night football when they host the rams i

. >> trevor: i can't imagine how surreal that must be for you because, as you said, samuel l.ut. so this is a family affair but it is legends only, and you are playing the role that he originated across that he is playing the uncle, and it's a fascinating story on multiple levels about a family arguing about an heirloom. i don't want to spoil it for people but it really is a question of, what is a family need to keep in order to maintain themselves as a family and can i let go of those things and still respect where they come from. it feels pertinent to you on a personal level as well as a character, because you grew up around samuel l. jackson, didn't you? >> i did. in inheritance, learning how to work hard for something, learning how to act, i think, is something that i feel like i have inherited. through this process, learning how to make choices on stage, how to immerse yourself in the role, and just the work ethic, something that you can't learn. you can learn how to work hard. that is something that i have been discovering a lot in this process. >> trevor: would you say

the union commander is not done even though van dorn scores a success at the tavern the next day samuel curtis has that right there, i need not even explain the action you can look at the map and tell us what happens from here, siegel will be in tactical command of the field and he will counterattack and drive his forces from the battle of p ridge, he is very lucky to get away in the retreat, he is actually needing to retreat south and he's on the northern side of the battlefield the union don't knows the roadmap in van dorn slips around he gets very lucky that kinda comes back with van dorn from time to time to say the least. van dorn writes richmond if they will leave him in command he will be willing to go on the offensive then he would have no problem doing that, the next step is the confederate government finding out that you cannot defend everywhere about thousand mile front of the confederacy and arkansas will be sacrificed, after the battle of p ridge albert sidney johnston consolidates all the forces including the confederate forces from west of the mississippi so van dorn and

on both sides, samuel get a chance we can test from there. okay, thanks. thank you. and a quick reminder of the top story we're following for you today. russian president vladimir putin as the cleared marshal law and for regions that were illegally annexed from ukraine last month. the decree, titans, the kremlin, is hold on those areas which have been seeing a ukrainian advance in recent weeks. you're watching the news from berlin, i'm to call for the state you. and now after a quick break, i'll be back to take it for the day of the say that ah, with oh mm ah. in the super rich are destroying the climate and they produce exponentially more greenhouse gases than the rest of humanity. and the number of super rich is growing. and what can be done about these ecological vandals? can we show them a new way of life, global 3000? in 60 minutes on d w. o. oh, i mean, what secrets lie behind these was discover new adventures in 360 degrees and explore fascinating world heritage sites d w world heritage. $360.00 get the out now the or eternal pullman, dynamite and the pillar o

meanwhile, receiver deebo samuel. he missed practice today due to an injured hamstring.amuel is making progress, but he's not sure whether he's going to play sunday or not. hamstrings can be tricky. he is currently listed as day today. christian mccaffrey. he is in line for a bigger role this sunday after a four week of practice, shanahan said 49ers entire game plan will be open to mccaffrey last sunday , basically walked off the plane and then walked onto the field. he was in there for 20 snaps against kansas city carried the ball eight times for 38 yards, caught two passes for 24 expect. maybe twice that workload this week, four hours defensive and nick bosa he was trying to tackle mccaffrey three weeks ago when they played carolina. now he's just glad that mccaffrey's on his team. he plays our style. our offensive style. um yards after catch and really hits it when he's running the ball, so um, pal showed a few plays of him and the team meeting today and he looks like he's part of our team. christians always a lot more fun. you try your hardest to get good players the

samuel stays upright. terrific catch and one. one-on-one with ramsey. can't bring him down. >> the san francisco defense also intercepting that staffer for a pick 6 to seal the deal for the fourth quarter. niners win 24-9. we would like to wish a 100th birthday to harriet holes cloud. she hassen won several awards for work for children who have genetic. greatest accomplishment 8 children, 15 grandchildren and 13 great grandchildren and as ainsley would say -- ainsley, why don't you say it. >> ainsley: we're so glad you were born. >> carley: happy 100th birthday. >> ainsley: she looks fantastic. amazing. >> steve: got her story from her friend barb and her husband watch every morning. apparently harriet's mother lived to be 10 a 5. >> ainsley: great genes. what's she drinking? >> steve: i want to have whatever. >> ainsley: what did you do? well, i had a whiskey every day or i had cigarettes every day. it's like what? not any longer for cigarettes. but the whiskey. >> brian: read the warning label. >> steve: you never know take the edge off of the day. >> ainsley: want to know

well, that view that samuel huntington advocated, i think best labeled national ism nationalism. and i'm going to argue against huntington i don't agree with his prescription. i think his history is fine. but i don't think that's the best way of understanding solution to what ails us today. but before i can even make that argument, i actually have simply define a bunch of terms, especially. i have to explain why this is not an argument about patriotism. often when times when i give a talk like this some listeners get a little nervous they think that i'm arguing that we should not love our country. that patriotism is bad. national identity is a false construct or something that. so let me just start by saying i'm a patriot and love america. i served in uniform i'm a veteran of the war in afghanistan, worked in government for ten years, worked in the white house for, two presidents. and i think it's a positive virtue to cultivate a love and a gratitude for our. c.s. lewis praised the love of home of the place we grew in, of all places, fairly near these and fairly like them love of

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be without one of their elite offensive weapon to sunday against the rams out deebo samuel, who missedtice this week, doing a hamstring injury he suffered last week against the chiefs. the 49ers were also be without dre, greenlaw, eric armstead and kyle use check all rolled out with injuries. debose absence could open up more work for christian mccaffrey. who got in his first full week of practice this week as a 49ers head coach kyle shanahan says mccaffrey has adapted well to the 49ers game plan, and he's confident that he is prepared to handle a bigger workload against the ramps. virtual hard to get his stuff last week. um you know, we gave the whole team the game plan on wednesday. it's harder for a guy when he hasn't heard the stuff other weeks, but, um, he did great industry practices, and it's good to go. well tonight was game one of the world series enthusiast rose hosting the philadelphia phillies. think enough action in the third inning tonight where houston was already up to nothing. tucker hits a homer of aaron nola, his second of the night, and that is going to put the astr

so in lots of ways herschel walker does remind me of samuel jackson's character in django. you know, there beside the white slave master giving him comfort and counsel. >> and the thing is, i think about this. there's a piece that talks about how this is emblematic of the republican party's fall itself. like so many who now represent the republican party, walker displays not just a lack of interest in serious ideas, but a contempt for them. benightedness is chic. the republican party didn't wite a platform for its convention in 2020. why should it have? it's a former statement of the policy goals the party is committed to. when they're a party of opportunity, it becomes extraneous. i think of tim scott in south carolina. republicans like him because he's a tea partier, but when he tried one time to embody actual power and pass a police reform bill, he helped with cory booker, he sat down to negotiate the bill. who undercut him and pulled the rug out from under him? his fellow senator from south carolina, lindsey graham. knifed him. went to the sheriffs and got that bill des

. >> today would bring to you robert samuels and toluse olorunnipa the authors of "his name is george floyd." before we get to work authors probably please allow me to welcome you back to book passage is conversation with authors. if you see is before them are happy to see you back and if you are new here book passage is a group of independently run bookstores out of the san francisco bay area. we host and run book talks like these are often throughout the week. as we're streaming on youtube and will continue do this in the future please consider subscribing by clicking the subscribe button below the video. it's completely free and unless he helps us out a lot. as an added bonus you click the little belt next to the subscribe button you will be alerted every time we go live with talks just like these so you don't have to miss out on something you otherwise might have really enjoyed. if you like to check out upcoming events and remind you have a number of them in person as well if you happen to be in the san francisco bay area or you like the idea of receiving our e-mail newsletter you

samuel, highlight reel, touchdown!samuel taking a poorly thrown 4-yard pass into a 57-yard touchdown. that score few minutes before the halftime would have been enough for the 49ers to win last night. their defense dominated the los angeles rams. and got on the scoreboard as well with this pick six. that put the game away. the 49ers sacked matthew stafford seven times. 24-9. the rams did beat the 49ers in last year's play-off. and samuel touchdown caused me to lose my fantasy football play-off. i'm 0-4. that is not good. >> the 3-2 pitch. swing and a flyball. shallow center field. coming on is mark. still coming on. makes the catch! the ball game is over. the drought is over after 11 seasons! the philadelphia phillies are going back to the postseason. >> mlb play-off drafts ended this october. mariners the other day and now the phillies. they end their postseason drought. and they will -- the phillies will face the st. louis cardinals in the nl wild card series. the field is set. we don't know yet if the national east

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please join me in welcoming to the stage justice samuel alito.applause] it is such a pleasure to have you here. what is it that peak your interest in the constitution and being a lawyer? justice alito: probably a couple of things, that is going way back. in high school i was interested in american history, and you cannot understand american history without understanding quite a bit about the constitution. i was very interested in debating in high school, and i figured that was sort of what lawyers do, and one year at the national debate topic was on the exclusionary rule or something like that. so that required us to assemble arguments on both sides of the question of whether it is required by the constitution or whether it was appropriate for the supreme court to enforce it. and i think i was also influenced by my father's work. she was not a lawyer but he was in charge of research for the new jersey legislature. that involves helping legislators, both republicans and democrats, to write legislation so we talked about that. john: he also got inv

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deebo samuel out with a hamstring injury. there is kyle shanahan. >> he is not good enough to go.ns it will be good with the week off and he will be ready for the next game. >> there is a sense of urgency for the guys. we have to do this together. no individual will do this on his own. we have to do this as a team. that is what has made us great in the past. >> former giant skipper dusty baker and the astros hosting the phillies. two monstrous home runs for houston. the astros jumped to a 5-08. they had not lost a game on their way to the world series. the phillies battle back area a two run double to left, ties it in defense. the phillies have some magic going. the dugout loves it. they feel it. astros fan to -- again, to the right. the phillies prevail 6-5. they have one game one of every playoff series this year and every series so far. nba action, bankers are looking for the first win. labonte has not started 0-5 since his rookie year. anthony davis is out with a bad back. lebron had 28 points. you cannot do it all by yourself. rudy gobert, the wolves when 111-102, the second

i know we were all looking at that deebo samuel ton samuel touchdown. >> that was wild, right? the whole stadium was pretty excited pretty excited and so are we because fleet week is here and kpix 5 is proud to be this year's partner as we celebrate our service members. the uss harper ferry and the fitzgerald were the latest to sell into the the bay, yesterday. the harpers ferry at pier 35 and the fitzge. the fitzgerald. jessica burch is is live at the uss princeton, this morning. how is it feeling? it is going to be some good weather, i hear. wasn't prepared for that. right now, right behind me, this is the image 60 seahawk. i am joined by the petty officer, first class one. what can we ex? we expect? >> i am excited to get out and tour the town. the farther away from home but not really. i am excited to be able to go out an. and explore. >> reporter: what is your job in in the navy? >> i am an electronics technician. i work with radars in different stuff that we use to fix our gear all over the shp the ship. i am a little bit of and everything technician is what we call it. >

that was, if you'll be in journalist samuel get at you. and before we go, here's a quick reminder of the top story we're falling for you. today. russian president vladimir putin has declared marshal line for regions that were illegally annexed from ukraine last month. the decree and titans the kremlin on those areas which have been seeing a ukrainian advance in recent weeks watching daily news found berlin article really stay tuned for the latest business news with my colleague, kate ferguson. now 3 people and trucks injured when trying to free the city center more and more refugees are being turned away. families please on a tax in syria with administrative.

as yet another drawing by samuel day champlain captures. the thanksgiving myth portrays wampanoags the wampanoags -- portrays the wampanoags as timid but they were easily the stronger party during plymouth early years. the english did not dictate to the wampanoags. instead, the wampanoags initially used plymouth colony as a pawn in domestic and intertribal conflict. it will come as a surprise to most of you that this elevated first thanksgiving feast actually played a minor role in this relationship. far more influential were a series of other less palatable episodes filled with violence and power politics. i also submit that our emphasis on the nearly 50 years of peace following the first thanksgiving and it's treaty of 1621 allows a more important point -- belies a more important point that the wampanoags came to present the colonist expansion. the english and wampanoags almost came to blows repeatedly during that supposed long piece culminating in king philip's war. most histories that bother to include the wampanoags and with this war.