i'm really grateful. [ applause ] >> thank you again, commissioner wald.this time i would like to invite people in the room to come up to speak. >> >> good evening, commissioners, i'm debbie. as i thought about johanna tonight, i said what's that word i'm going to look for to describe her. so i looked up the definition for activist. it said a person who campaigns to bring about political or social change. sounds pretty good. now i looked at advocate. what about advocate? that's a person who publicly supports or recommends a cause or policy. but those definitions of activist and advocate, they just don't do it for me. they don't say johanna, because the johanna we all know, she just wants to get shit done. sorry, kyle. you can wipe that off the minutes. she just wants to get stuff done. when it comes to the city of san francisco and the department of the environment, johanna wants to be both cheerleader and agitator and by idealist and fragmentist and architect and behind-the-scenes supporter. johanna is one that gives honest feedback, difficult truth, miss

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adam wald -- with iranian leaders. ellen wald joins us. how rare is that? pretty rare. it reflects the fact that pretty quietly this past june saudi arabia basically allowed the iranians to open their embassy in react -- in rihad. it signaled they are willing to slowly pull back from iran is the worst enemy of the people to now we have embassy and we are having phone calls. one of the interesting things i saw in that statement was the one calling for a palestinian state. that is something mohammed bin salman seemed to have been willing to give up on in exchange for a defense pact and help with obtaining nuclear power from the united states. the question is is that deal completely dead now? lisa: was this call and the readout a de-escalation move or eight of fact on escalation in terms of a hardening of lines? ellen: i see a little more on de-escalation because any kind of conversation between leaders like that that did not contain any call for the destruction of all of israel is probably more de-escalation than escalation. lisa: how closely are you watching

you were quoted in a piece by our alex seitz-wald as saying many people around you, and maybe you yourselfesident biden in the future because of his take and his actions regarding this situation. tell us why. >> right now, first, thank you for having me on live tonight. but right now in the community, there is a real pain that people are feeling. they're feeling left out in the conversation. they're feeling that when the biden administration talks about justice in the region, it's a justice that doesn't include them. right? it's a justice that isn't marching towards a transformational peace in the region, one that champions a two-state solution. so in my district, in my area specifically, folks have lost trust in this administration to look out for them. they have lost trust that they're going to be protected. they have lost trust that the seat at the table that was promised to many of us last time in the campaign is not really a seat. more than it is window dressing. >> representative rashida tlaib, who represents dedearborn, as d you, has said something similar and expressed anger the ad

now, richard wald, kc required. lindsey district council, and today he told the judge that the decision told the judge that the decision to use raf scampton is unlawful and it should be quashed by the court . he says since that base court. he says since that base closed in 2018, the councils actually put together a really ambitious . £300 million ambitious. £300 million redevelopment plan. and in doing so they've already spent £370,000 of taxpayers money on the proposals. now if the home office is allowed to use that site to house asylum seekers, then all of that money and all of the opportunities from that huge redevelopment will be lost. that's what he's arguing now. lawyers for both councils are also arguing that they're concerned that the home office is not being 100% acura when it says how long migrants are going to be housed there for. they've been told 12 months they say that they think that that is going to be much longer. they also say class q shouldn't be used. this isn't an emergency situation. there are

sheriff phil green wald, clinton county. clinton county g.o.p. chair tim striley. iowa county chair matt eshelman. county chair theresa baumgarten -- garten. our represented elections, representative bobby could haveman, representative momson, representative heather hora, representative brad sherman, representative mike bondren, representative hans wills, representative mark cisneros. senator kerry kelker. senator driis control. senator scott webster. senator tim goodwin. thank you all for being here. we also have as you know, attorney general brenda burg and former congressman greg gansky. thank you all for being here. i'm going to also take a moment, i want to thank my incredible staff. as you can imagine, our phones have been ringing nonstop both here in iowa and in d.c. we never turned off our fens. we answered every call we could. and i'm so proud of my staff. that despite some profanity, they were always polite. they were always compassionate. and they remembered the motto in our office which is, culture starts at the top. and iowa first. so thank you to my s

it is a tenuous moment we heard yesterday from ellen wald.next,, a republican from arkansas on the dysfunction at home into the potential escalation abroad. from new york, this is bloomberg. the biggest ideas inspire new ones. 30 years ago, state street created an etf that inspired the world to invest differently. it still does. what can you do with spy? ♪ >> this is about what america is going to do. whether i am speaker or not, i am a member of this body. i know what history it has had. jonathan: that was congressman kevin mccarthy, who at one time looked like he may resign from the house. things are changing quickly in washington dc. positive by 0.1% on the s&p, a rally and bonds, a variety of things. yesterday the treasury market was closed. we are down 10 basis points on the 10 year. tom: we will get right to this because there is so much to talk about. he is a congressman from little rock. he has been a voice for bloomberg surveillance over the years. there are so many stereotypes of judaism in america, and the dias para is extraordinar