and for more on this story i'm joined in the steer by gators steinberg from the german institute for international security affairs and u.s. political analyst rachel. can you give us a sense of just how much potential this ass strike has to unleash. in an already extraordinary volatile region. you can't overstate the importance of general solo money for iranian expansion and in recent years years been the general of his generation in the iranian military so the iranians from their point of view will have to react and the problem is that they have already escalated the conflict with the united states just think of the iranian attacks on the saudi oil installations in september the next logical step i think would be 1st to kill americans i think that is what's going to happen not imminently perhaps after some months and the iranians will try very hard to evict the united states forces from iraq rachel what do we know about how this u.s. decision was made would president trump have given the go ahead fully aware of the the possible consequences so this attack and this killing was direct

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way that brings the resources of the federal government were all open to criminal mayor darrell steinberghairs california's statewide homeless task force last week the task force made state own land available for counties and cities to build affordable housing. he should do the same with federal land opening up access to federal lands would be a huge boost california governor gavin newsome also made that request in a letter to secretary carson tuesday, saying quote only housing and services solve homelessness we've made multiple requests to hard for comment. but so far haven't heard anything bad on even in washington, i'm joke a michelle carter who persuaded her boyfriend to kill himself was released from a massachusetts jail today for months early because of good behavior. >>she served 11 of her 15 month sentence. carter was convicted of involuntary manslaughter in 2017 her boyfriend, conrad roy the 3rd committed suicide in 2014. prosecutors say she pressured him in text messages over and over to kill himself. she was 17 years old at the time of the suicide she's now 23. carter appeal to

a new war but to make sure that there will be no war to eliminate any prospect of a war i didn't steinberg of the final word on reaction with which but i'm more interested in reaction from u.s. allies who aside from israel seem to be rather than welcoming this this attack from the u.s. just asking everyone to just calm down yes that's because major countries in the region have realized that the iranians are 1st able to damage especially the oil infrastructure in saudi arabia the u.a.e. the iranians have shown that recently and they have shown that they are ready. to attack the so. audi's they are ready to tack the immoralities and they expect they expected an american response already twice last year it didn't come about and that is why right now they look for deescalation of the situation thanks for joining us at the time burke and alexandra for mamma thank you both for. the u.s. drone strike has drawn a variety of responses from across the international community russia criticize the killing saying base step by washington could have grave consequences for regional peace and stability in

is for individuals of all backgrounds to remember the power of complicity also with us is albert steinberger a joint chevelle a video maker and producer with both brazilian and german roots he's done a lot of work exploring anti-semitism in argues that yes it could happen again there's huge concern he says about the rise of extremism anti semitism and hatred and the world welcome to so much he has high overhead of educational services of the ravensbruck concentration camp the moral side who says quite plainly know the history of face the consequences. thank you all 3 for being with me here today on the show i'd like to begin with you rooted in recent days ceremonies speeches and gatherings very painful testimony from the survivors where have you all thoughts taken you in the last couple of days well absolutely it's been a very intense week with events happening. in bits and him as well as all over the world i. spent a few days in jerusalem at yad vashem at the ceremony at the 5th was world holocaust forum that took place for the 1st time in jerusalem over $45.00 world leaders presidents prim

well for more on this story we're joined in the studio by akido steinberg from the german institute for international security affairs and in washington by g.w. bureau chief alexander fun naaman thank you very much to both for joining us 1st year to you again iran has come out its foul hosh revenge i mean how will that be meted out when for example on whom do we have any idea. that it might take a while and the iranians are usually very careful to think about the possible ramifications of their of their acts and they have already escalated the situation in the gulf. to a level that is very hard to top just think of the attacks the iranian attacks with drones and cruise missiles on the saudi oil installations in september i think we will see of revenge against americans but it will take some time for the of for the iranians to sort out what the possible targets might mean of might be and we would see a major iranian drive to get the u.s. out of iraq to potentially then through proxies is what you're suggesting politically politically and through proxies iran is already the strongest powe

i am joe steinberg the enrollment manager at one purpose school. in the findings and facts section is the discussion of the enrollment. our current enrollment is not 85 students but approximately 100. during the first three years we demonstrated strong enrollment from 75 to 160 students. it declined for two reasons. despite the projected growth we were offered no additional classrooms. we had to combine two second grade classes and were unable to offer the kindergarten class. second as discussed the planned de parter of the founding principal impacting enrollment last year. we have been successful in working to recreate a environment and support and nurture the students to be productive and are confident to grow enrollment and meet projection of 118 students for the next school year. critically important we have grown and strengthened with the community partners. last year we reached to over 60 community organizations, daycares and providers. we plan to grow the list of partners this year. thank you. >> good evening. i am peter and a member of the

i'm julie steinberg and the executive director of community music center and so pleased to stand before today to ask for your support of our legacy business registry application and the applications of our fellow applicants and long-standing business who's are making an impact and keeping san francisco the rich and vibrant city it is today. it's 99 years young growing from a small volunteer run school founded in the settlement tradition serving a handful of immigrant families to today where it provides free and low-cost class to 3100 students of all ages and stages providing more than $2.4 million in direct tuition assistance to all who qualify. our concert hall is also home to more than 100 free and low-cost performances attended by more than 18,000 people each year. our faculty members and leaders and musical genres and styles and hope to keep them here for years to come. though we're historic we rely on innovation and evolution creating responsive programs for older adults, young children and their families, immigrant community and the transgender communities to name a few. as we ent

and their it is super sports agent leigh steinberg. >> i want that chiefs to win. >> reporter: players filled the room and sit and give their takes on what is going to happen in super bowl liv. >> is not just running the routes but knowing what the defense is doing. >> the kansas city chiefs i double digits. you will randomly be doing a segment and here comes a player. and then here comes another one. those guys will sit down and talk with you. that is without question the best part. >> the best of the best in sports radio is in this room. its history, it goes back more than 25 years and has evolved. >> a lot of these athletes come in and they have a foundation or there is a sponsor so they get in their and talk about their product and foundation. and then talk football and get their take on what will happen in the game. it is really, really cool. >> it is a long day for some of them also. >> yes, because they go from table to table and you have three minutes and they just stand there and at the end of thsay to wrap it up and then they go to the next radio station. >> >> non-top -- >>

way that brings the resources of the federal government were all open to criminal mayor darrell steinberg chairs california's statewide homeless task force last week the task force made state own land available for counties and cities to build affordable housing. he should do the same with federal land opening up access to federal lands would be a huge boost california governor gavin newsome also made that request in a letter to secretary carson tuesday, saying quote only housing and services solve homelessness we've made multiple requests to hard for comment. but so far haven't heard anything bad on in washington, i'm joke a >>the niners gold rush cheerleaders are getting ready to pump up the crowd at the big game we're going to talk to a couple of them in the next hour. and after the break state lawmakers move one step closer to regulating planned power shut-offs we'll have the latest in the story. >>and up this morning, it is a bit chilly as temperatures still in the 40's in some spots livermore you're at 42 degrees a mild afternoon with sunshine though on the way and then uh what week

i'm julie steinberg and the executive director of community music center and so pleased to stand before you today to ask for your support of our legacy business registry application and the applications of our fellow applicants and long-standing business who's are making an impact and keeping san francisco the rich and vibrant city it is today. it's 99 years young growing from a small volunteer run school founded in the settlement tradition serving a handful of immigrant families to today where it provides free and low-cost class to 3100 students of all ages and stages providing more than $2.4 million in direct tuition assistance to all who qualify. our concert hall is also home to more than 100 free and low-cost performances attended by more than 18,000 people each year. our faculty members and leaders and musical genres and styles and hope to keep them here for years to come. though we're historic we rely on innovation and evolution creating responsive programs for older adults, young children and their families, immigrant community and the transgender communities to name a few. as we

i'm julie steinberg and the executive director of community music center and so pleased to stand before you today to ask for your support of our legacy business registry application and the applications of our fellow applicants and long-standing business who's are making an impact and keeping san francisco the rich and vibrant city it is today. it's 99 years young growing from a small volunteer run school founded in the settlement tradition serving a handful of immigrant families to today where it provides free and low-cost class to 3100 students of all ages and stages providing more than $2.4 million in direct tuition assistance to all who qualify. our concert hall is also home to more than 100 free and low-cost performances attended by more than 18,000 people each year. our faculty members and leaders and musical genres and styles and hope to keep them here for years to come. though we're historic we rely on innovation and evolution creating responsive programs for older adults, young children and their families, immigrant community and the transgender communities to name a few. as we

i am joe steinberg the enrollment manager at one purpose school. in the findings and facts section is the discussion of the enrollment. our current enrollment is not 85 students but approximately 100. during the first three years we demonstrated strong enrollment from 75 to 160 students. it declined for two reasons. despite the projected growth we were offered no additional classrooms. we had to combine two second grade classes and were unable to offer the kindergarten class. second as discussed the planned de parter of the founding principal impacting enrollment last year. we have been successful in working to recreate a environment and support and nurture the students to be productive and are confident to grow enrollment and meet projection of 118 students for the next school year. critically important we have grown and strengthened with the community partners. last year we reached to over 60 community organizations, daycares and providers. we plan to grow the list of partners this year. thank you. >> good evening. i am peter and a member of the

i am joe steinberg the enrollment manager at one purpose school. in the findings and facts section is the discussion of the enrollment. our current enrollment is not 85 students but approximately 100. during the first three years we demonstrated strong enrollment from 75 to 160 students. it declined for two reasons. despite the projected growth we were offered no additional classrooms. we had to combine two second grade classes and were unable to offer the kindergarten class. second as discussed the planned de parter of the founding principal impacting enrollment last year. we have been successful in working to recreate a environment and support and nurture the students to be productive and are confident to grow enrollment and meet projection of 118 students for the next school year. critically important we have grown and strengthened with the community partners. last year we reached to over 60 community organizations, daycares and providers. we plan to grow the list of partners this year. thank you. >> good evening. i am peter and a member of the