brigade said that his fighters had destroyed two israeli tanks in cooperation with fellow fighters from theus. brigades, which is the armed wing of hamas. the movement added that the operation was carried out in the shaja neighborhood. the palestinan resistance groups have been engaged in fierce clashes with israeli forces since the... beginning of the regime's gaza onslot in october. they say that they will continue to fight the occupation forces for as long as the regime's policy of massacer and assassination continues. the palestinian resistance says the us is trying to buy time in the seasfire negotiations for israel so that the regime can continue its genocidal war in gaza. senior hamas official osama hamdan stated that hamas is ready implement us president joe biden's proposal that group has previously agreed to. he noted that the israely delegation has presented new conditions in the recent round of negotiations in the qatari capital doha, that undermined biden's original proposal. he emphasized that any agreements must include halting israel's aggression, withdrawing its forces and th

pl theus driverless waymo cars keep people up honking at each other all night long.o two weeks ago, waymo started parking its driverless cars in this lot you see right here next to high rises on second and harrison streets. ever since neighbors say the cars have been honking repeatedly at all hours of the night because they're programed to honk when other cars get too close. well, today, waymo tells us it's fixing the problem with a software update. but the real test is tonight. it's like a wait and see right now. let's find out whether there's another night of honking. and if there is what the solution or the fix will be this time around. waymo implemented a first fix yesterday that stopped the honking in the parking lot, but the cars were still heard honking at each other on nearby streets. they hope a second update today will stop the noise. and also tonight, cisco is cutting more jobs. the san jose based company laying off 7% of its global workforce. this is the second major round of layoffs this year. not clear how many of the newest layoffs will be in the bay a

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take a look at futures a rally underway for dow industrials, theu dow up two-thirds of one percent nasdaq 1/2 awaiting gdp number in five minutes' time, markets year-to-date showing strong moves s&p 500 up 17 1/4% nasdaq up 17% year-to-date joining me now macromavens president stephanie pomboy, great to see you you say we have three major events that will drive volatility, at best possibly material declines for stocks at worst walk us through that. >> okay, well thanks for having me, maria i hope everyone rests all-out sprint through to election with three major events i see obviously, election number one choice seems to me to be starkly binary so i think that is a major issue, that markets appear focused on not for nothing that, companies in earnings announcements were talking about the election, almost twice as much as they were in 2020. a much bigger issue today than then, we talked about this a ceo survey s showed a third of ceos are either cutting back or cancellation capex plans had been in lead up to election, just awaiting the outcome to determine remember whether they want to pur

i wonder -- you know i was struck by theu accounts in the book, thee number of times youn meetings with former president trump offered w him the straigh unvarnished truth on everything from impeachment proceedings to the fact that he lost the popular vote inos 2016. and i wonder, you know, as you think about the fact that he's a candidate again, could you share withld the american public whatt was like to brush back a former president and specifically this president, donald trump? >> the first time a few days after his inauguration, it has always been an historic event. i've been there a couple of times for barack obama. i've been there for george bush, and now we were going to be there with this new president, wishing him well even though we hadve preferred that hillary clinton had won. but he's the president now. and so when we're waiting for him to make his presentation at this historic meeting, i was thinking how will he begin? will he talk about america and moments in our history that meant something to him? will he quote the bible, perhaps a poetic reference that captures his sent

obama throughout his presidency used himself as a stand-in for his message, for his politics, for theuyou remember the 2000 for his famous 2004 convention speech for johnn kerry. no other is my story even possible. it became the overriding symbolism of the obama presidency. because of his background growing up in indonesia he could improve relations with the muslim world. because of his background as a constitutionalal lawyer he would always send out for the rule of law. because he was such an honorable person you can count on him to make the decisions about drone strikes. there is an incessant personalization of the presidency and that moment which is a great when you trust the guy and like the guy. when you're handing thatan over who is it no less confident and no less self referential. >> who could you be referring to? [laughter] >> it took about a year to write thatot piece. i was busy writing other things along the way. spent a year. [laughter] but you know, i spoke to some people covered obama and asked about different aspects of his presidency. once i had the world through that

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because of theus tactics often employed by partisan rangers they operated in kind of a legal limbo withew codify rules of engagement and treatment and not until mid-way through the war that the u.s. army adopted an official policy written by columbia college political scientist, and historian and former south carolina college professor francis leeber in 1863. now the u.s. army general and chief henry requested that leeber consider the legal status of irregular combatant as part of this code an after they became a serious problem in both eastern and western theaters of the conflict, selected germany expert understanding of international law, history, the laws of war, and with leeber code in hand u.s. army officers were expected to respect prison of war status for confederate authorized partisan rangers. it is in the 60s if you're looking at thes articles, yale avalon projectct has it if you want to bring it up -- define these units as soldiers acting as detach cavalry during irregular operations wearing uniforms important to the articles in the code. but leeber's code permitted trial and

and iran is really dangerous for theirgion and all of neighbors pretty much a very clear about that theu. problem s promiseiran is not u.s. activitt others, it is iran it begins and ends with them.we however they're going to examine iran once you set the fact of published white people they face the challenge and they are smart they know hickerson and recognize it as a revolutionary generation exits the stage it's always hard to get the revolution on track. the example of a russian revolution give an example of the french revolution and others for their's revolutions in very different places and that revolutionized themselves with what happened. given that the beginning and end point of the iranian policy the preservation of the receipt of thetheocratic regime that sits n top of all of the problems that poses for that region but nevertheless is the highest priority. i would argue iran also pursues to other priorities. one priority is the destruction of that state of israel we should take them at their word when the states important to them. the second one is the ejection of the united sta

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yelling applause and laugh is an unintended joke about theu objectivity of cnn. it's easy to seet why the jokes on them. kamala harris hasn't done an oar interview in 23 days since joe biden stepped aside. insteaise d of calling her a coward, the media is hailing her as a genius. >> carla harris is doing exactly what she needs to do. everybody's, you know, oh, she's got to talk to a reporter. she's got to talk to aa report reporter. would you notice that she's already doneer and not like 19 e things in a row to unite the democratic party? she picked a vp. she made everybody happy in the party. ha she's managed to actually get us on path to a conventionda that people are excited about. she's somehow gotten biden out of the way without him hating her or anybody else. she is a political mastermind who's been underestimated her whole career. >> shedrestimat whole c got bidt way. now, granted, i think it was actually nancy pelos i who did that. but let's just all clarify. we're on the same page here. yes. they shoved joe biden out of the way y, but even the blind squi

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[laughing] i'm struck reading theu' papers you've done for our symposium tomorrow by the amount of psychoanalysis that is going in to our understanding of the soviet leadership, as well as their chinese counterparts. you captured very well the insecurity but also the kind of risk on the funk factor that's there and has resurfaced again in putin. i wondered asng i was reading te manuscript if you have learned anything more about the psychology of the americans? henry kissinger is a pretty frequently mentioned a characr in manuscript, and i wondered if you could talk a bit about what you learned about the american psycho, tinea battle of the bolts, they have seen the bodies, too, like the soviet leaders. and yet they somehow approached this triangular diplomacy in a different state of mind. in his memoirs, kissinger makes brezhnev almost a a clown. there's a great deal of -- fund that at his expense in the memoir. they were being laughed at. is there a superiority complex of work on the american side? and is that why the strategy doesn't quite work? iey mean, linkage doesn't work. get what they wan

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cloug the coast to inside the bay and our temperatures at this hour ia few of how we wer we get into theú low to mid 60s, expected near pacifica, low 90s for our hotter spots inland. a better look at the current conditions, the afternoon highs for today and the cool down expected for the holiday weekend. coming up in just 830.g commute hopefully winding down. is with james. good morninge rosemary. >> i'm not sure up. that's the a friday light kind of day here. here's a live look at the san mateo bridge. you can see somein the distance of your screenic fg along very smoothly. not too many concerns all throughout the bay area here. a couple small little accidents and some of the other roadways, but nothing causing any major backups. let's go ahead and take you over to the bay bridge toll plazhewe han hour a like nothing ever happened heading into san francisco is smooth sailing. 831 your time this morning. the tsa predicting th will b the busiest labor day weekend on record at the nation's airports today is expected to be the single busiest travel day of the entire holidayke. the bay area's

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