let's start with tenet because it's just ugly you see right there.ing more than a quarter of its market value. >> oh my god, another split with no stock >> ebitda -- adjusted ebitda, 130 million. put it below the analyst estimates on virtually every metric what did they see? they had some difficult comps year over year because of covid patients coming in a year ago and thankfully not nearly as many now admission declines of 5.3% elevated contract in premium labor pay rates, outpatient visits down 6.9% year over year. hospital surgeries declining 3.6% year over year. and covid cases, a percentage of total admissions, roughly 6% compared to 3% from a year ago, so that's interesting. they did raise their adjusted ebitda guidance still, but nobody seems to care hca, you saw it, down about 10%. revenues there, $14,971,000,000. haven't had a chance to look through it quite as closely as i had tenet, but same facility admissions, down 1.5% while same-facility equivalent admissions increased 2.3% compared to the prior year both are getting crushed >> wow hca

it's notjust the impact on the first tenets on i impact on the first tenets on everything around thatus in their life. it really is distressing and it's really is distressing and it's really difficult to think that that is potentially at risk. all players are full—time jobs, is potentially at risk. all players are full—timejobs, students. they face potentially losing a season from their careers and netball players association has been offering them support and guidance. mental health support in the very first instance to say that we are here, if you need to talk to anybody, if you're having anyways, we have access to a sports psychologist, but also to a clinical if required. as well as that, we've got access to legal advice, if you think their whole club has disappeared overnight. we are there to say to them, here are some key messages to get across and give them the confidence to speak out and let people know what's happened to them. england netball is now working with the administrators to try and rescue the administrators to try and rescue the club in time for the new super league

journalists, and religious minorities with just 2 weeks to go before brazil holds a runoff. boat tenets presidential election. the 2 candidates have held their 1st one on one debate incumbent leader, shire bo sanara, exchange heated words with brazil's former present. louise had not yielded to silva . lulu won the elections 1st route with 48 percent of backed up. the trial of football star nima has started in spain. the brazilian forward, his parents and several others stand accused of lying about the cost of his transfer to barcelona. nearly a decade ago, prosecutors are asking for a 2 year jail term and 10000000 euros in pines. ford name are who is expected to testify on friday. well, this bonus laker season has been unusual with perennial champions by and munich so far unable to assert themselves at the front of the pack. in recent weeks when young berlin have been the ones topping the table in only their 4th season in the division matched, a tan saw them host barissi adornment on what would become a frustrating afternoon for the guests. o. noon found themselves in an unfamiliar posi

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and george tenet confirmed that in his first speech. george university, the day after he resigned. and so george w bush, who i personally but he ran for president, saying we need more humble foreign policy and so and then other thing and i just wrote a column about this recently, president eisenhower, everybody knows his famous speech at his farewell address where he said that. where he warned against the military industrial complex. but if you want to read really anti-war speech, read his speech in april 1953, his first major speech as president, he spoke to the american association of newspaper editors and is called his cross of iron speech. and he says that that spending money on new warships and bombs and fighter planes and other other aircraft takes money away. people who are hungry and could be fed and people who are naked and could be clothed. and it's and and i think it really should you something that probably the most anti-war president we've ever had spent his career the military and i'm not a pacifist if you're forced there's certain circumstances where i would vote for

that becomes his first tenet of the lost cause in another tenet of the lost cause is that the confederacydidn't really lose the war. the confederacy was simply ground down by the superior yankee capitalism that attrition not military skill or military genius, simple raw to attrition was what destroyed the self. this was five until there was no one left standing. that accounts for why the confederacy of lost a warrant is really lose the war. the war was unfair from the start almost as ifif he'd say oe team fields 11 players and the other team only fields three. guess who's going to win in that game?? and the lost cause rests on the assumption that the confederates always behave themselves with honor and nobility. when the yankees invade the south they behave like vandals. they behave like a toll of the hon. they rob and they destroy in a rape and they kill but when lee's army lunges across the potomac into the north it behaves itself. all threeha of those as draconin as a 3-dollar bill. and to give you some of thehe stray should the southerners behaved honorably when they invaded the north

that becomes the first tenet of the lost cause.another tenet of the lost cause is the confederacy didn't really lose the war. the confederacy was simply ground down by the superior weight of yankee capitalism, that attrition not military skill or military genius, simple raw, barbarous attrition was what destroyed the south. the south, in other words, fought until the snow one left standing to fight. the north had superior numbers, that it could turn into the meat grinder and that was, , that accounts why the confederacy loses the war. it doesn't really lose the war. the war was unfair from the start, almost as if you would say that one team fields 11 players, the other team only fields three. guess who's going to win in that game. and then thirdly a lost cause rests on the assumption that the confederates always behaved themselves with honor and nobility. when the yankees invade the south they behave like vandals. they behave like attila the hun. they rob, they destroy, they rate, they kill. but when lee's army lunches across the p

to enrich and have stopped chinese communist jew, keenly aware that only by integrating the basic tenets of marxism with china specific realities and find traditional culture young and ginger only by applying dialectical and historical materialism can provide correct authors to the major questions. teach were presented by the times and highness discovered through practice hung portions and can we ensure that marxism always retains its vigor and vitality to me just that there are no bounds to practice? there is no end to theoretical innovation was i'm pushing it is the following. historical responsibility of today's chinese communists to continue opening new chapters in adapting markets to the chinese contact and the need of the times g. 3, g. to keep bouncing theoretical innovation on the basis of practical power, we must 1st full game a good command of the world view. and all of the thought of socialism with chinese characteristics for and a dear to make good use of its chances. one viewpoint and methods be issues gen shoot. i mean we must put the people 1st chance. so should maintain s

of, course he's buried on the outskirts of tenet oak ridge segment terry. so, like it is important to the city of springfield. cyber is up to 2005 to the public, and home to many folks here in central illinois. a presidential library for the greatest president. the purpose of the library is very basic, to preserve and pass on the legacy of abraham lincoln. he's a man who i think best caps related what it means to be american, what the whole idea of america is all about. freedom, equality, opportunity. we do put him on a pedestal, rightly, but he was also a human being and had great ambitions to do great things. and he certainly succeeded in that. abraham lincoln was born in 1809 in kentucky. he lived there just for a few years, moved when he was six or seven up to indiana and lived through his teens and indiana. he grew up on the frontier, so he had a lot of hard work to do clearing land, essentially being a farmer in many ways. again, lived a very difficult life though, i think. one that he was determined to move beyond. you see a very young lincoln alread

we've been to tenet. >> california governor gavin newsom has had it with soaring gas prices, especially in california, were aaa says the average price for regular his $2.50 more than the national average. this is just right. price gouging. >> they got away with their fleecing. the taking advantage of you. every single one of them every single day. hundreds of millions of dollars a week they put in their pockets, lining their pockets at your expense and then putting this planet leaving us all external reality costs associated with that. i think it's a taxpayer. every single one of us to be outraged disgusted by now. the governor is ready retaliate. >> he's called a special session of the legislature on december 5th to create a windfall tax on oil company. profits. >> it's never been done at state level. so this is a novel strategy and approach. we mean business. this will give us the time to do it. and organize an affective in very thoughtful way at this very moment. the governor is trying to deflect. >> from the real world consequences of his poor energy policies, republican assemblyman

any discussion of it that purports that a central and highly celebrated tenet of it was not disprovenis a discussion that i have a hard time participating in. i'll put it that way. >> a lot of things that you lost patience for, it is prevalent beliefs i go against what you understand as an academic. you teach at columbia. what are your students like these days? do you think they are prepared? you been teaching for a while. are they better prepared now? are they up to the challenges? how prepared you think they are for university education? >> you know, debra, i don't know the answer to that question yet because of mundane things which is that everything went crazy in the spring of 2020 but by then universities were on life and that puts a real filter between you and students. i don't get to talk to them off-line much and so i i juste taught them in classes. now we are back on campus and honestly with everybody in masks, which they are at columbia, it muzzles communication. i say this not that i'm an anti-master or anti-vaxxers but having that the my face means i avoid being on campus

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adequate response; moreover, president biden clearly stated in his speech that all the russian side's tenetsegarding a possible involvement of the united states in explosions at gas pipelines is an element of the information and psychological operations of the russian federation itself, which thus aims to divert attention from the real events that are taking place at the actual place of damage . connected with the efforts of the russian federation to divert attention from those events that will take place directly in ukraine, praying for the actual annexation of ukrainian occupied territories and accordingly, the expansion of the theater of military operations on the part of the russian federation, but the main thing is that the response will be adequate. the united states has already made it clear that it is necessary to speak from the standpoint of terrorism. and today we can already claim that it was a terrorist act, no one will." well, you know that one of the presidents of the united states of america, i think it was george washington, said that you can deceive a certain amount of peopl

political dissent against the government of prime minister, shake casino, or anyone who questions basic tenets of islam. the religion of nearly 90 percent of bangladesh is one of those laws. the digital security act has only been on the books for 4 years, but more than $1500.00 people have been charged under it. the d, i say, is written in a way that is tailor made for abuse. politicians have been jailed. writers have died in prison while awaiting trial and governmental promises to reform the law. have come to nothing. the listening posts mean actually robbing now one, bangladesh is digital security act, and the toxic effect it has on journalism and politics. much doug f made a writer, a boss ali made of him winter polity in the mid west of bangladesh. i was a man, a farmer who has never been online. his digital footprint is sony, legible, that what you're seeing isn't even his photo. it's a stock image of a farmer and bangladesh. all 3 men were charged under the digital security act, the de se, up with a month a legit crime was eating and imbedding the publication of false information about s

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a number of his left tenets of art he done that, including his former national security adviser, michaelin the meantime, democrats have been presenting more evidence today, some very striking videos involving the house speaker nancy pelosi and the leader of the senate chuck schumer pleading with the attorney general to get the president to come and call off his supporters on that capital insurrection day. so, that was very striking, but the midterm collections are looming. the democrats have an incredibly slim majority in this house. if they lose control and republicans can wind up this committee at the beginning of the new year and they probably will do so. the committee will want to get its report house very quickly, they want to try and force the subpoena, and they will have to decide whether or not criminal charges against the former president and others should be recommended to the department ofjustice. still a lot of work to do and still a lot of drama left in this story. gary o'donoghue reporting on that story for us. to britain now, where the chancellor, kwasi kwarteng, says he's

e criminal, of course, proposals from the side of the very same tenet that you don’t have to bribe forsmaller scam. yes, definitely and why and the tv company undermined. in general, we tried to say. so. suspend, uh, life activity, but they did not succeed, but because it is from the television company from the radio from our media sources that there is constant information about how to behave incorrectly, how not to lift dangerous objects how not to behave on these are the suggestions and so on and so on and so on. there is a huge amount of explanatory work going on there, so we understand that the fascists have concentrated their attention on on the tv companies, because it prevents them from being , uh, quite active. how did they do it there at one time under the ukrainian regime, when all the tv channels shouted that you must. you must die for ukraine, in fact. they are not dying for any ukraine, they are dying for the interests of the oligarchs. with er these lords who are there comedians and american their patron. that's who they are dying for today, just someone who doesn't have

he double down by saying its presentation made a mockery of the most basic tenets of justice and fairness. repeat accused the reports, authors of being purveyors of anti semitism, claiming they were de legitimizing and defaming israel. lot more. so to come here now does air including the disinformation, was the fight to keep it factual. and they went up to brazil's presidential run off and how to handle a found frenzy. we look at security preparations for food world cup, wanna stay with with ok. finally the extremes seem to have gone from the u. s. in canada, we have got record highs on record lows, record drive or record wet, but we got a bit of all of it now. so it's nice and dried. lease is big harm, eastern side of the state attempts to come down the eastern seaboard with that normally breeze. further west, we've broken the drought in british columbia in washington with rain coming through . we've seen sto recently. western counted out of the rockies that with cold air combines with the moisture of from the gulf and you tend to get these big thunderstorms in texas, which we are used t

if you lose five pounds the mail will gain one inch on his tenets. host: we will leave it there.uest: from the federman campaign it is pretty clear. they are going to be focused on the big blue cities where the base of democratic votes come out. president biden has been there. we expect president obama to come to those places. they are turning out philadelphia, turning out pittsburgh. those have become a major part of the coalition as well. that is where they are going to put their energy. republicans are going to have to do a little bit more because of the voter registration disadvantage. they have to get to the rural part, the cities they have lost their manufacturing. they also need to be in those suburbs and trying to reduce the democratic margin in those suburbs. they have to stretch themselves a little more than a democrat has to do. host: a million plus aligned to other parties. how are those campaigns reaching out to those not related to the democratic party or the republican party? guest: he is talking about inflation, talking about not being extreme and trying to bring

we do not have to buy into the tenets of capitalism but one thing we can say is that it has worked toe economic growth over the past 150 years. they weaken mesh -- maybe we can extend that. what the president articulated was the covid zero policy may be permanent, the has serious implications for growth. to imply that china is distancing itself from the air of market-oriented performance. -- from the era of market oriented performance. state owned enterprises, you will see the first time that word appears in the context of state capital and state owned enterprises. he has prioritizing some sufficiency in technology as opposed to a free exchange of ideas among companies and across borders. he has redoubled the commitment to the chinese context. there is a new militarism and a willingness to confront challenges from abroad including from taiwan or from what he perceives to be taiwan's allies. there is a doubling down on security and the purse equation -- persecution on the state. that is what china has been calling for us 1978, economic development. kathleen: and makes me wonder if peop

shares a bathroom with the other tenets. and fits a twin bed which he sleeps on diagonally to fit.have it better than that guy. i don't think he has an xbox or people who fold his laundry. sleepy hollow, new york. witches paddle boarding. it's an annual tradition. get out there on the hudson and do their thing dressed up in costumes with their brooms and paddles cruising around and trick or treating. that's always fun and scary. they don't identify as men. they are witches, greg. >> greg: i'm saying that's kind of sexist. >> jesse: warlocks is tomorrow. and tonight is "jesse watters primetime" aoc's wild and wacky town hall. a lot went down. and we will have all of it. >> dana: i want to see that. >> piers: irish american that cab driver who finally cashed in an iou after picking up a fellow irishman in 2013. he picked up shane daphne a student in dublin who couldn't afford the fair but did gainer he tee him two points of guinness. nine years later he paid $700 to fly to dublin in ireland onto the gaffney and son pub welcomed by gaffney and parents and two points of guinness. if yo

. >> carley: it is like a basic tenet of american values. in a nation, not just the united states. be clear we are talking about illegal immigrants. this bill passed d.c. council voted 12-1. there was one councilwoman who voted no on it and this is what she had to say about why she voted no. watch this. >> this bill is supportable except for one aspect about it. and i asked this question as a whole, "could someone who took the bus from texas and put the bus from texas where ever and dropped off at the vice president's property and then remained resident and the district of columbia for 30 days and was 18 years old, could that person vote and the elections?" and the answer was "yes." this seems entirely too flimsy. >> carley: you break the law coming here illegally and stay here 30 days and as long as you are 18 and an illegal immigrant and don't know the language or anything about washington, d.c., politics, you can then vote. how did this happen and what will the ramifications of this be? >> that is right. you can vote, you can vote in the capital of the united states of america.

moving on to tenet health care revenue came up shy of estimates.res are dropping as the company gave weak guidance while announcing a $1 billion stock buyback. finally, svb financial better than expected third quarter earnings it continues to see strength despite market challenges effecting liquidity. rising rates and recession fears. svb expects conditions to persist for the foreseeable future svb is the biggest laggard on the s&p in pre-market action t. is down over 16% >>> let's get a check on the other headlines with phillip mena in new york >> good morning. president biden scored two court wins in the effort to relieve student debt justice amy coney barrett blocked the plan the biden administration's plan could cost more than $1 trillion and bypasses congress. shortly after, barrett denied the group's request and a federal judge dismissed a similar lawsuit brought by six republican led states. applications are now open for borrowers to have as much as $20,000 in debt canceled >>> on the diamond one big hit set the tone in game two of the alcs.

they did the tenets of the washington consensus.y have actually put that into practice and including last year read not assume inflation is transitory. there are central banks that tightened on time. emerging markets are in a much better suited -- much better situation. whenever this volatility settles down, emerging markets will also lead out of the bear market in terms of performance guarantees doing pretty well. it is about four to 6% compared to your yen and the pound which have completely collapsed. shery: as you said, they have started preemptively moving in ahead of the fed or other global central banks. when you compare this time, you are saying in past times of volatility in crisis, we have seen them from em shared this time it is from advanced economies like the u.k. what time would you compare to because so far we have been talking about the 1970's and 1980's in the pace of tightening? >> it is difficult to compare this to any other type. compared with the 70's, i'm guilty of those. i think i and on bloomberg search -- sa

we have been around maricopa and hourly tenets for tour. i am grateful for the support and the folks we got to talk to. it could not be a better place to end it here and i think that should tell you we are not taking a single vote for granted in this race. this was -- race is critical. this is about the 2020 election as it is the future. that is because we want to not keep re-litigating like my opponent. what it means for our democracy. in 2020, and foundation of our democracy faced the most serious challenge of our lifetime. there were false accusations of fraud about the election. questions about systems in place and leaders in charge of that. those accusations lead to threats against election workers across the state. there were even armed protesters outside of the house. as the secretary of state, we make sure we oversee the most secure election our history. it is record-breaking turnout. i stood for democracy when i got to know the insurrectionists who surrounded my home. i'm getting that as campaign for governor. not just because i'm

he is the one who made the idea of absentee fatherhood a central tenet of why he is running for office. his own son has come out saying that this is true, this is part of hi life story, and he is being run by the establishment republicans with the support of white evangelicals in the state against a reverend already a senator, another black man who absolutely embodies the family values that we've talked about on the republican party of yours. so it is a very cynical play of putting up two black men to run for senate and suggesting that because one is supporting a specific set of policies, he is of equal -- morally equivalent to the other one. >> look, you set at the beginning we'll never know the truth here. he is taking a political risk. he's got this problem of being authentic on the abortion issue. whether or not he is a hyp hypocrite. and now he is leaning into the issue and laying down marker four weeks before the election, saying this woman is lying. and that's a long time for more articles to come out. that's a long time for more people to come out. >> isn't the real story here,

. >> we had mothers and grandmothers who have tenets for kids and once giving birth to the kid they were back in the field. >> better believe it, your mother was harder than your daddy was. bring your face up. straighten up. it was about control. christianity is about control. life was about conformity. control yourself. tired, get the job done, scared, fight through it, face your fear, angry, better not hit your sister, didn't matter, you control yourself, that was the way you were supposed to be and that was also reinforced in school, you would never swear. you would not wear a hat at the dinner table and your pants hanging down. never happen. >> guest: there was a decorum you had to respect your father and your mother no matter how old you got. when you came to my daddy app store you were 12 years old again and had to act like it. yes, sir. it is the respect, the honor, knowing what right looks like and right now nobody knows what it is. >> host: there is so much we are covering it is in your book, but you also talk about you can see there is progress because i don't know if people ge

when you legitimate the idea the election has been stolen, fundamental tenet of american democracy compromisewhat we consider act of domestic terrorism in the mind of that person active patriotism. this has been legitimated again and again from the platform of president trump rallies. also by other leaders in his party. i remember the attack on steve scalise and other republicans on baseball fields. this has been spiraling up. at the highest levels of government from the highest levels of political leadership, you're telling people, these people are enemies of the state. they stole the election from you. of course you will activate people to do things like this. >> abby, we often january 6th, watching that happened, that would be a turning point, that would change the tenor of things to,. then you see this happen today, you would like to think this would have an impact. if january 6th didn't, why would this today? >> reporter: quite the opposite. january 6th actually has turned into something that has become kind of a rally cry of a lot of conservatives. it is kind of shocking. i think if you

shocking the community state and beyond 3 tenets that we do believe in one is not pull. you guys heard that meditation. >> the next one is just people out. that means we're going to stay in high spirits. >> and the last one is said about the means that we want justice and prosperity for everyone employ. a family business says she still can't believe they're gone and plans to come to the vigil every night to pay her respects. they never teach you wrong. never disrespected you. it was a family that always stayed together. families, relatives still grappling with what happened had a forward without them. we don't words to say. i just want to pray. >> i was katherine phillips reporting, as we mentioned earlier, there are more vigils planned to honor the family. the next one is scheduled for tonight at 7 o'clock. >> in the safer clean police arrested a woman who they think is behind a series of kidnapping attempts dating back to august. let's take a look at this map that shows where these kidnappings happened. it was on august 29th, the dominique walker approached a 14 year-o

and what they're doing is they're violating a fundamental tenet of the party of abraham lincoln to whichposed to be adhering. in 1864, lincoln thought he was going to lose. here's a commander in chief in the middle of a civil war, and he writes a letter saying that at this point it looks as if this administration will not be returned. if so, i am required to cooperate with my opponent to try to save the union even though i lost. so i think we're in this crisis of faith, a crisis of trust, and a crisis of fact. because what they're saying, the deniers in our time, there's no evidence. >> no evidence at all. and obviously it's all been investigated and proven to be false allegations. they don't listen to that. in terms of the implications, i guess, there's also a thought back to the civil war where republican congresswoman liz cheney lost her seat because she stood up to donald trump. she said if he is the republican nominee in 2024, it will mean the end of the.gov as we know it. >> i think that the party has either got to come back from where we are right now, which is a very dangerous an

shocking the community state and beyond 3 tenets that we do believe in one is not pull. you guys heard that meditation. >> the next one is just people out. that means we're going to stay in high spirits. and the last one is side about the means that we want justice and prosperity for everyone employ. a family business says she still can't believe they're gone and plans to come to the vigil every night to pay her respects. they never teach you wrong. never disrespected you. it was a family that always stayed together. families, relatives still grappling with what happened had a forward without them. we don't words to say. i just want to pray. >> well, that was captain phillips reporting, as we mentioned earlier, there re more vigils planned to honor the family. the next one is set for tonight. that's 7 o'clock. in the east bay berkeley police have arrested a woman they believe was behind a series of kidnapping attempts dating back to august. we have a map here showing where these incidents happened. police say was on august 29th that dominique walker approached a 14 year-

shocking the community state and beyond 3 tenets that we do believe in one is not pull. you guys heard that meditation. >> the next one is just people out. that means we're going to stay in high spirits. and the last one is side about the means that we want justice and prosperity for everyone to employ. a family business says she still can't believe they're gone and plans to come to the vigil every night to pay her respects. they never teach you wrong. never disrespected you. it was a family that always stayed together. families, relatives still grappling with what happened had a forward without them. we don't words to say. i just want to pray. >> well, that was katherine phillips reporting, as we mentioned earlier, there are more vigils planned to honor the family. the next one act actually set for tonight at 7 o'clock. to the east bay where lee police have arrested a woman who they believe is behind a series of attempted kidnappings back in august. so we have a map showing where these incidents occurred. police say on august 29th dominique walker approached a 14 year-o

it's been the fundamental tenet for all of these issues, which is that no one is supposed to be abovetably to everyone. i think here are, you know there was a lot of talk about why wait this long to subpoena donald trump. that makes sense to me. you build your case up, any case, whether it's the department of justice, or house committee, which has been operating a lot like a prosecution, you want to build the case up before they go after their top target. you want to put all the pieces in place. once you do set your top target down, you've already boxed them into a certain degree. here, there is the extra purpose. the house committee was educating the public, i think that was one of their key missions. there are also, for lack of a better term, educating the department of justice. through educating the public, putting pressure on the department of justice to maybe take some actions here. but i think that is the big question. it is going to be the big question for donald trump's attorneys. if they don't engage at, all and it's really -- the way that steepening was, that makes the decis

john quincy adams having all of his adventures in europe give us a good tenet story. >> okay so his back story he is this noble he is a rich orphan grew up in the equivalent of the sticks. he was a lord he lives in the manor house the big house of the small village. but is from a small village and today even a particular populated part of france, who moves to paris and winds up marrying into one of the richest and most powerful families in france. they are second only to the bourbon dynasty the royalty in place of wealth and lafayette enters this world. he just doesn't quite fit in. his manners are bit more bumbling. he barely clearly went through a growth spurt were he was physically awkward as he is going puberty and transitioning into being someone who could carry around he was kind of a bigger guy. and so he comes into this world and he has to hang with basically the rich kids. this is kind of a tale we are all very familiar with. someone who's come into a rich high school and is now suddenly trying to hang out with the jocks and the captains of the football team and hang out with th

probable, they are absolutely necessary, because in a country where race and class are the essential tenets is impossible to actually build a just and equitable society without looking at the ways in which race negatively impacts so many groups of people. so, these two arguments can have long term effects, respected at the fact that she does not currently sit in the majority of the court. this can have a long term impact on just which if arguments can come forward to the court, especially from conservative folks, who want to rely on that kind of originalism, that he has not diminished -- dismantled. >> let me bring you in on the point that britney talked about here, which is during the oral arguments, justice jackson, she zeroed in on the 14th amendment but specifically dismissed the idea that the founders believed that recent shoddy was required when they brought it because by doing so, she really dips her toes into this originalism theory, which is most commonly associated with conservative legal arguments on the court. talk to us about the significance of slipping that on a set. >> yeah,

matter hugely to those of us who study the art of command in the war, because it is one of the basic tenets of american system of governance that the military remains in strict subordination to civilian authority and soldiers lead apolitical lives, uniform military leaders who have forgotten the strictness of that subordination have from andrew jackson to stanley mcchrystal been reminded of it some very unpleasant ways. but the american civil war was different. it forced political decisions on soldiers at the very beginning and the gaping divisions these decisions created forced an atmosphere of political mistrust and conflict that inhabited every nook and cranny of military command. this is not the way we would prefer to remember the civil war or would rather of it. we would. i be happy if we could think it strictly in terms of the strategic, the tactical or the logistical, as we usually with the two world wars. but we cannot. george mcclellan, perhaps the most politically insubordinate general in american, will not allow us, nor will the political leadership that he railed against. abraha

the tenets now taking their issues to court. >> and our top story, russia ramping up its war on ukraine with a deadly barrage of missiles targeting civilians overnight. what's behind the escalation and how the world is responding? >> from the bay news station, you're watching kron. at noon. >> thanks for joining us here on kron. 4 news at noon. i'm noelle bellow. russia is retaliating for what it claimed was a ukrainian terrorist attack on a critical bridge by unleashing its biggest and most widespread attacks against ukraine and months. at least 11 people were killed in the onslaught. u.s. officials say they're worried about the escalating conflict. our washington correspondent trevor shirley brings us the very latest. >> and those missile strikes killed several people across multiple ukrainian cities and what's being described as a dramatic and severe escalation of the war by russia. earlier today, russian president vladimir putin said the attacks were in retaliation for an explosion on a major bridge in crimea over the weekend. that bridge built by russia in 2018 served as a primary