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sullivan: good afternoon. i am here to provide a grief report on the iranian ballistic missile attack against israel that occurred earlier today. i can take just a few questions because this is an ongoing situation and i need to get back to my desk. today, iran launched nearly 200 listed missiles towards targets in israel. the united states military coordinated closely with the israeli defense forces to help defend israel against this attack. u.s. naval destroyers joined israeli air defense units in firing interceptors to shoot down inbound missiles. president biden and vice president harris monitored the attack and the response from the white house situation room joint in person and remotely by their national security team. we are still working with the idf and the authorities in israel to assess the impact of the attack. but at this time -- and i stress, at this time, we do not know of any debts in israel. we are tracking the reported death of a palestinian civilian in jericho interest bank. -- in the west b

jake sullivan said _ washington's role here? jake sullivan said it's _ washington's role here?role here? jake sullivan said it's a hard - washington's role here? 11—7 sullivan said it's a hard thing to push past hopelessness. it's very easy if you just focus on the region and descend into gloom. whether it is the news out of the middle east with rockets and missiles, despite a year of fighting and bloodshed... college campuses, i have two kids at university and they said to me that it was and they said to me that it was a parade of eight today, with both sides, pro israel or pro—palestine, just screaming at each other. —— a parade of hate. you could call it a plastic moment in lebanon, which has been home to not only a proxy of iran but the proxy of iran, hezbollah, with the leadership decapitated and those stockpiles of missiles degraded, day by day, israel's blowing up more of them. there could be an opportunity for lebanon to reclaim its country. not to be occupied by israel or hezbollah or iran, frankly, but the lebanese people. there is a chance to help broker that, we hav

libby sullivan: --if somebody dies.n that i knew was gone. keith morrison: and then detective short got the dna results. remember, the medical examiner sent jesse's fingernail clippings to the lab. and under one of them, there it was. just a minuscule speck of it, but unmistakable, steven's dna. problem was, it wasn't the only dna the lab found. ed's dna was under that same fingernail, too. we were not surprised to find ed mcdevitt's dna. ed readily admitted that there was sexual contact between him and jesse. steve said he had not had any contact nor had he seen this individual since like, the 28th or the 29th of the prior month. so we're talking a full week. at least, yeah. keith morrison: for police, the dna results settled it. they charged steven rios with the first-degree murder of jesse valencia. and 10 months later, he stood in a columbia courtroom not in uniform, but in handcuffs. the trial lawyers should read the classics dostoevsky, tolstoy, dickens. because a good trial lawyer is a master storyteller. keith m

sullivan. sullivan, again, intersectionality, overlap. sullivan aside from running the lower east side and being a state senator and a congressman was also a partner in a west coast vaudeville chain, of all things. so he had an office for his chain at 1440 broadway. and so sullivan also protects the up and coming young gamblers, one of whom is arnold rothstein. and another is a guy named beans. rosenthal. rosenthal has a gambling house at 104 west 45th street, and he gets tired of being shaken down by a police lieutenant. also protected by sullivan called lieutenant charles becker. becker is one mean and crooked cop. and rosenthal says, do you know who i am? i'm a friend. i'm a protege of big tim. and you're picking on me and i'm not going to take it. whereupon his. his gambling house is wrecked by the police. this happens one more time, and rosenthal, this is a bad timing for tammany. because to him, because manhattan at that point is one of those rare intervals. when manhattan has a republican d.a. so he's going to go to the d.a. and he

the sullivan act. also involved in the murder of beansie rosenthall, which is the first drive-by shooting in united states history. they just sort of go by hand after hiring some killers through another gambler named richie weber, who had a feral house at 102 west 42nd street, which is now a whole foods. the one by bryant park. so rosenthall is no more. becker goes to the chair. he is the first. so many first in this case. the first and i think only cop to go to the chair in the united dates of america. we have that. surviving this nice is arnold rothstein. rothstein, there are many sites one can visit that were associated with him in new york city. most notably, the park central hotel, very near the carnegie hall. big hotel, still in business now. 200 west 56th street. he is killed in an upper room there. find another gambler named george mcmanus. well, that's my theory anyway. and it was the das theory, as well, but not the juries. pretty much, i think, the fix was in there. to let him go. rothstein

and becker and big tim sullivan, big tim sullivan, by the way, ironically,s is the father of the first gun control law in the united states, the sullivan act, okay, and also involved in the murder of beansy rosenthal which is the first drive-by shooting in the united states history. they sort of go by him after -- after hiring some killers through another gambler named bridgy weber, who had a farrow house at 102 west 42nd street, which is now a whole foods. okay. the one by bryant park. so rosenthal is no more. becker goes to the chair. the first. so many firsts in this case. the first and i think only cop to go to the chair in the united states of america. so we have that. and -- but surviving this mess is arnold roth stein and rothstein, there are many, many sites one can visit that were associated with him in new york city, most notably the park central hotel, very near to carnegie hall. big hotel, is it ill still in b 200 west 56th street. he is killed in an upper room there by another gambler named george mcmahonist. that's my theory anyway. it was the d.a.'s theory as well, but n

and big tim sullivan is the father of the first gun control law in the united states, the sullivan actd also involved in the murder of rosenthal, which is the first drive-by shooting in the united states history. they go by him after hiring some killers through another gambler named bridgy webber, who had a faro house at 102 42nd street which is now a whole foods, okay? the one by bryant park. so rosenthal is no more. becker goes to the chair. he's the first -- so many firsts in this case, the first and i think only cop to go to the chair in the united states of america. so we have that and, but surviving this mess is arnold rothstein and rothstein, there are many, many sites that one can visit which were associated with him in new york city. most notably, the park central hotel, very near to carnegie hall. a big hotel still in business now, west 56th street and he is killed in an upper room there by another gambler named george mcmanus. well, that's my theory, anyway. and it was the d.a.'s theory as well, but not the jury's. pretty much i think the fix was in there to let him go. now,

but i decided to include kathy sullivan. i did a series of interviews with her and, you know, she's just a great storyteller. if you ever get a chance to sit down and hear kathy sullivan talk, she can weave a great tale. and she talked about being selected as one of those first six women and her memories of that day are just amazing. you know, she she talks about first of all, she was a grad student at the time and didn't really have a lot of money. and here she was going to be introduced publicly in houston on a stage and what was she going to wear? she didn't really have any money. and, you know, she realized, you know, she would talk to some people in the johnson space center and they said, you know, that's not really what this is about. you know, it's about the fact that you've been selected as an astronaut. and so she shared those memories and shared the memories also of that first day dealing with the media, as you might imagine, there was a lot of interest in these these women. there had never been women astronauts be

anderson, but i thought it was very significant with jake sullivan, the president's national security advisor, said that the attack was defeated. and ineffective. the iranian attack with all these ballistic missiles launched towards tel aviv. and elsewhere in israel was defeated and it effective. >> it's also to point out though he called it a significant escalation on the part of iran. if you compare it to the attack in april not only in april, there were i think like 185 drones use which are much slower moving, easier to knock down this was blistering missiles. i think that's one of the reasons for as far as we know, this was exclusively ballistic missiles as many, nearly 200 according jake sullivan, that is why they're saying it is significantly it's a significant escalation in this attack and obviously israel now trying to figure out how they are going to respond and he said that there's extensive consultations are underway right now between washington and jerusalem, the patrouille, the u.s. >> and israel with the prime minister's office, the defense ministry, the israeli foreign

let's get some assessment of what jake sullivan had to say, i still have lyse doucet and frank gardnerater— was a smaller number but a greater number of ballistic missiles was school right up and — missiles was school right up and come down very fast, take about— and come down very fast, take about ten— and come down very fast, take about ten or 12 minutes from large — about ten or 12 minutes from large to— about ten or 12 minutes from large to our arrival, but israel's _ large to our arrival, but israel's armed dome is very effective _ israel's armed dome is very effective and they had helped we heard there from us nearby destroyers in the gulf and the eastern — destroyers in the gulf and the eastern mediterranean which would've helped them shoot this down _ would've helped them shoot this down i— would've helped them shoot this down. i have to say, i think iran— down. i have to say, i think iran will— down. i have to say, i think iran will be bracing itself now for an— iran will be bracing itself now for an israeli retaliation to this, — for an israeli retaliation to this, and _ for

cooper alongside my colleague wolf blitzer, moments ago, white house national security adviser jake sullivan said nearly 200 ballistic missiles were fired from iran. he characterized the attack as a significant escalation as were his it's words. our cameras captured the moment when some of the missiles were intercepted over tel aviv this afternoon. >> it was a very scary moment indeed, and we're getting our first look, anderson, right now at some of the damage video posted on social media shows an object crashing down just north of tel aviv another video shows the aftermath inside a restaurant in the area. you can see broken glass and scattered debris. or ron says this attack was in response for the killing of the hezbollah leader hassan nasrallah and other assassinations. the israeli military is vowing that iran's attack, quote we'll have consequences. their words will have consequences. here's the moment our colleague and friend jim sciutto and his team saw the iranian missiles entering tel aviv's airspace earlier today, watch this this is a sun summarizing major. >> i think my heart jim s

stephen: the outgoing advisor to jake sullivan. notwithstanding the destruction of that period of time in 2020, they had an arrangement that jake sullivan found very useful and robert o'brien took a great deal of pride in having achieved. it can still happen even in fairly disruptive circumstances. sec. rice: i think american institutions are pretty remarkable. we count on them. i think we also count on the american people expecting a lot of those that they elect. i would never myself want to be one of those people who run for office because the american people expect a lot of those people. maybe that is the strength of democracy. we expect a lot. when it comes to the peaceful transfer of power we should expect a lot. it is the foundation of democracy. thank you for the role that you played in it in the past. thank you for continuing to talk about it and continuing to educate people about it. to those who have been listening i hope this has been enlightening for you on a little bit of the back -- behind-the-scenes look at how presi

the 1st appearance was from us national security advisor, jake sullivan, will listen to him and then come back to us. obviously this is a significant escalation by around a significant event. and it is equally significant that we were able to step up with, with israel and create a situation in which no one was killed in this attack in israel. so far as we know at this time, we're now going to look at what the appropriate next steps are to secure 1st and foremost american interest, and then to promote stability to the maximum extent possible as we go forward. yeah . and just to clarify that interesting lake, no is right, the citizen killed in that range of attack, one palestinian civilian, reportedly killed by shrapnel in the occupied of westbank. got abraham. i'm wanting to leave us. does the us have over the age range or indeed anyone in the middle east to achieve the maximums to better see that? said jake sullivan talks about the well, certainly in the past weeks, months when he came to negotiations for a cease fire and a deal that would see the release of hostages from gaza. you c

sullivan. he spoke to the need to have international partners, allies in the broader developing world, sign onto to this new economic world order. they would have both economic and geopolitical considerations to take into account when they sign on. extensively one of those considerations today would be the situation in the middle east and u.s. support for israeli military action. i wonder if that comes into play when you are trying to encourage economic partnerships and build this new economic world order. if it does, is that a contradiction between u.s. economic policy and military policy? jake: on the first question, i get asked this from time to time and i try to dodge the question. the reason is because people with deep economic expertise on china, including chinese economic experts and economic experts from around the world, have different diagnoses of where the chinese economy is and is going. my job is not to predict that. my job is to set a policy based on any number of possible outcome

we know jake sullivan and secretary of state tony blinken are on air force one. and so they were able to update him as developments were happening. the secretary of defense lloyd austin also here in europe meeting with nato defense ministers. we understand from a defense official that he was handed a note during one of his meetings about what was developing in the middle east and his since spoken with the israeli defense minister as well. these developments have been happening quickly over the last several hours. we know that president biden has been kept abreast of these developments while he has been in the air. we also know that this is -- sin war is a man that the biden administration has pointed to as the master mind of the attack in israel. the administration has said time and again, he has been an impediment at different points in the process of trying to get to a cease fire, trying to get to a hostage release, and so we anticipate that at some point -- >> i'm going to interrupt you, aaron, because here's kamala harris at the podium. let's listen. >>> yahy

he is with secretary of state tony blinken with his top national security advisor, jake sullivan, who was briefing him regularly. we should note that sullivan was expected to gaggle with reporters and talk about the trip that the president is embarking on meeting with german chancellor olaf scholz, meeting with the leaders of france and the uk as well to discuss the future of ukraine, but also to discuss the situation in the middle east and what steps would come next. now, as you know, jim, normally those gaggles happen toward the beginning of a flight eight before you lose a signal over the ocean. but i think we can expect that as they try to wrap their heads around the facts of this situation, they don't want to speak to reporters before they know with certainty with the situation looks like. jim right one has to assume that there may be a conversation between the president and the prime minister at some stage today. >> if not, then jake sullivan and his counterpart in the israeli government, tony blinken and his counterpart in the israeli government won't be following all of that.

he ones that will pay for the attack on tuesday nights or us national security advisor jake sullivan called did talk a serious escalation from iran. and he said washing washington rather coordinated efforts with his role to respond to the strikes us naval destroyers joined is really air defense units, and firing interceptors to shoot down inbound missiles, president biden and vice president harris monitor the attack in the response from the white house situation room joined in person and remotely by their national security team. we are still working with the id yes. and the authorities in israel to assess the impact of the attack. but at this time and i stress at this time, we do not know of any depths and is real. we are tracking the report a death of a palestinian civilian in jericho in the west bank. we do not know of any damage to aircraft or strategic military assets in israel. in short, based on what we know at this point. this attack appears to have been defeated, an effective as well with the poles, neck and neck in the us presidential election. tuesday's vice presidential de

before we get to them, biden kamala harris, blinken, sullivan the four stooges.ashamed of themselves they should be embarrassed. they should be apologizing to benjamin netanyahu the state of israel and the american people. why? because something fantastic happened last week. despite the fact that the biden/harris regime did everything they could to prevent that, despite the fact the whole western world did everything they could to prevent it. what am i talking about? this entire episode is demonstrated that the western world whether it is europe, the united states, under this current regime has lost its moral clarity. has lost its moral courage. has turned on its own founding principles and belief system this is quite simple but there's nothing complicated about it. terrorists who invaded israel unprovoked specifically targeting babies, children, teenagers, women, men, with the most monstrous genocidal tactics to kill them, to humiliate them, rape them, decapitate them, burn them alive. and what did the western world do? for about 15 minutes they run their hands

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sullivan, you know, is freelance because he got three years in prison right. emmanuel jackson walks away. general sullivan, the guy, took the critical video of actually being shot, gets three years in prison. he was an embarrassment to them because he was a career provocateur. he's on his own video saying, let's go with that capital. his burden is waist down and blah, blah, blah, you know, indicted and they and since was not in anyone's employ he was he consequently arrested in an in prison. yeah jack my question with my understanding everybody that was arrested in the capitol is considered a terrorist. no habeas corpus. they're in jail forever to me. it seems like after i have read book and watching videos, it seemed like the police were aiding and abetting. how come those police officers haven't been actually proved in prison? they're just like the protesters because they were the ones that were encouraging that walk in. you know what? i mean? then you have to ask the question, why was michael byrd promoted after? he shot and killed ashli babbitt. why was a

, we will work with israel to make this a reality, the washington post quotes sullivan as saying.iy, what is being said in europe about the war in the middle east, and how is this topic... is it displacing the topic of the russian-ukrainian war from the front pages of european publications, and how likely is it that a war will break out in the middle east, no no shelling, but a full-scale large-scale war? you asked several questions at once, let's go through them one by one, first, well, i want to pay attention, of course we... we would also very much like to see the same reaction of the united states when ukraine is shelled, we are shelled every day, and to help us defeat it not just by providing weapons, but physically, as it does now the usa, great britain, france, their armed forces took part in repelling this attack, despite the fact that we all understand with you that iran is not russia, it is not an absolutely comparable force, that 's it, but, unfortunately, there is no such thing, and these were unknown problem and question, but this is a topic for a big serious conversa

jake sullivan said there will be consequences. >> right, and i think broadly speaking, the u.s. has been clear that security, economic consequences, there will be, should iran attack. but i just can't preview specifically as it relates to that. yes, sir. reporter: to clarify, did any u.s. aircraft track the missiles either before the launch or during the attack even if they weren't involved kinetically? >> i will not go into specifics. as you know, we have a wide variety of capabilities in the region to monitor and track potential aerial threats, to include aircraft that do that. i will just leave it there. charlie? reporter: you said repeatedly that iran round is not telegraphed his attack, get from early this morning we are told that an attack was imminent. so we are getting some sort of information from somewhere. based on whatever that was based on, where does it run stand now? is this just the first salvo from your assessment of the position to go ahead and pull the trigger again at will? >> naturally, that is a question for iran. as evidenced by this attack. they certainly

i recall most importantly, babs at the moment, the memo from uh, jake sullivan's hillary clinton thing isis was on the us aside. in syria, as long as smoke for the 1st time about his torture and the counsel of your meeting this week. how far do you think his life is in danger away from all of these other big geostrategic topics? i mean, we did a lot of interviews with julian massage before his cafeteria to and torture by the british, of course. but i called tell, i mean i can give you a little story to, to view, but i don't think it is in danger. now. i think he's done his deal way out to say he knows that he was a journalist and did some things, but i think that's probably as much as one can tell the end of it. but i mean, who knows, i mean, those are the sort of the black areas of policy that you are not allowed to see. they all kept very much in the dark. i don't know, but i think i'm hopeful anyways, he is is okay now as a drug. thank you and that's it for the show of continued condolences to those surviving u. k. you as you on violence here in the middle east, we will be back from

because then so then jake sullivan of the national security council, the in the united states doesn't look so stupid load is blinking. that in your planning, mazda strokes here, bringing the u. s, which always wanted to get involved because clearly the us were involved in terms of the reaction to iran's retaliation using the destroys in the, in the red sea. and they're prepared for it. they going forward, this was the plan all alone. it wasn't. i mean, i'm not, you only can say that about ukraine work. the heavy, the dictators are lensky is losing. but this is the plan to exterminate god. i think it's hypo, i think, for as for, for a long time, i mean the plan about garza and the pon about the west bank. and of course, destroying this bullet has been known about for a long time. it is deeply entrenched in the israeli policy, and of course, netanyahu came to congress and elated to we're off very clearly. he said in vice here to america, to war games, good wrong. so you, if you like the head of the octopus. uh that is strangling in israel and he said this is a war of civilization agains

en ese tiempo teníamos el programa en la televisión que se llamaba the ed sullivan show, en el ed sullivanama el conjunto? me dice santana. santana yeah, tocan congas y tienen timbal. es bien diferente. entramos ahí al fillmore y ahí sale carlos con el pelo largo y ahí sale chepito de nicaragua con el pelo largo. el david brown tocando el bajo, chris tocando batería. desde ese día leo comenzó a escribir las páginas de lo que ahora es toda una leyenda del latin rock. yo sentí algo espiritual, perdónam, pero la música era tan revolucionario y tan. pero era algo que no se podía explicar cómo me sentí de aquí surgieron grupos como tierra azteca war que usaban congas y timbales en sus presentaciones. precisamente la batería, los timbales y su voz fueron la llave para que leo viviera cada acorde de la música que es su vida y que lo llevó a lo más alto del estrellato con el grupo malo. cuando yo fui a ensayar me dieron el la oportunidad de si quieres tocar con nosotros a nosotros nos gusta cómo tocas, pero tenés que cantar una canción si querés trabajar con nosotros. este grupo mezcló el rock lat

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the officers are officer colin ryan, officer phong nguyen and officer bartholomew sullivan. thank you. caller. at this time, we have no callers in the queue. the public comment, the public comment line will remain open for two minutes before we conclude this town hall meeting. i'd like to thank our almost 300 viewers who joined us this afternoon, and also thank our callers for calling, again, we are committed to transparency, to openness, and with no other callers in the queue, this concludes today's town hall meeting. please stay safe. thank you >> item 50 is resolution calling on department of public health to provide medically necessary transition related care for transgender related people and remove restrictions. >> in 2012 gender health sf was born out of advocacy from community stakeholders and local leaders. really as response to providing quality, accessible jnder aaffirming care for the most under-served. (indiscernible) the way i see it, there is two ways of folks we serve at our program. the first wave of folks who never imagined surgery access was accessible to

are going to depict it, you could have seen um jake's..." and joe biden saying, i'm so sorry, jake sullivan and joe biden saying that, it was effective, nothing happened, and at the same time you saw the israeli side saying that iran is going to get a response from this, which again in my opinion shows that they are very nervous in in what is happening, i believe it was the biggest truck, they are not able to digest it yet, let's say, okay, thank you for joining us, and name at our press tv colleague joining us from our uh news room here with his take and contribution to our ruling coverage stay safe uh car ash always a pleasure and for viewers that are just showing us we are in the middle of rolling coverage on iran's retaliatory missile strikes against tel aviv earlier in response for israel's regional aggression let's take a short break and listen to some and and and and view some reactions throughout the region in response to these retallatory attacks. and welcome back everyone, we're in the middle of ruling coverage with respect to iran's retaliatory missile operations earlier in the d

because then the, then jake sullivan of the national security council. the in the united states doesn't look so stupid load is blinking. that in your playing mazda strokes here, bringing the u. s, which always wanted to get involved because clearly the us were involved in terms of the reaction to iran's retaliation using the destroys in the, in the red sea. and they're prepared for it. they going forward, this was the plan all alone. it wasn't. i mean, i'm not, you only can say that about ukraine work that heavy. the dictators are lensky is losing, but this is the plan to exterminate god. i think it's higher. so i think for as for, for a long time, i mean the plan about garza and the pon about the west bank. and of course, destroying this bullet has been loading about for a long time. it is deeply entrenched in the israeli policy, and of course, netanyahu came to congress and related to ross very clearly. he said in vice here to america, to war games get wrong. so you, if you like the head of the, all of us, uh, that is strangling in israel and he said t

what dangers their office gates that oppose blinking sullivan bite and have her as a sponsor genocide in in garza and just a good question. i think the your gains of office that they will not allow their interface with you. i think also i'm sure the different have the same position. so, you know, the american have bases in either be gen another base it and we don't know whether these bases would be used to, to carry out the attack a series, an attack on the, on the but the, you know, or the problem of course happens. it also on the other side, one of the line is i try to refund it off, it will create a number, unfortunately an opportunity for a couple of the why stimulatory i live in, in there, in the region to participate in their already part. so they're already participating . britain is participating from cyprus. so as the united today actually to france and germany are in new us all based in the middle east and they are and they came in late, put, fixing the ease riley's in there. you know, it's funny, you know, the countries have a right to self determination. only their name is

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mon kansas national security adviser jack sullivan called this a significant escalation by iran. walk us through u.s.'s involvement in defending israel from this specific attack and what's the communication like right now between israel and the u.s. >> reporter: much like in april, there was a scenario where the u.s. pledged to help israel in its defense and to make sure they played a role in trying to help shore-up some of those air defense systems to intercept those projectiles and missiles. we know from the national security adviser and secretary of state blinken it was something like 200 ballistic missiles that were fired from iran into israel and so that's a new development, because we had wondered in terms of quantity comparing it to the april, from early this morning, president biden and vice president harris be been huddled with national security officials how they would support israel in their defense against this attack. indications that the u.s. government and intelligence they had gleaned that this attack was imminent and indeed it came a short hours after that, secre

mike, what's the latest reaction we've all the see been hearing from jake sullivan. we've also heard of from the pentagon as well as the white house. what are they saying about this? the other one, a common message throughout the u. s. government departments has been expressing total support for israel. and it was also said both from the pentagon and the state department, as well as the white house. there was constant cold, the nation between the us and as well prior to, and during the radiant attack, the twice consumed to by president biden, that the us did participate in the defense by firing. besides interceptors from us, the story is which are in the region. so a mess of us involvement in the ongoing attack by iran this confirmed by all sectors of the us. we understand that the president biden has not yet spoken to prime minister netanyahu, although he's indicated that he will in coming dollars, will keep an eye on that particular situation. one interesting point is that the us announced that a tech was imminent, a few hours before the attack actually began. now

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