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counter the absolutely terrible russian attacks that very often come from the air, these are cruise missile attacks, then john kerby said that there is no single system that would help prevent this, but the united states will to help ukraine to improve its multi-layered air defense system, there is no single system that would be a simple universal solution in countering cruise missiles much depends on how quickly after the launch can you detect it from the parameters and telemetry and the flight of the cruise missile there is no single system that would solve all these problems, this is a multi-layered defense, we approach it in this way, to be honest, we look at missile defense comprehensively and i think this is exactly what the ukrainians are trying to improve tomorrow there will be another meeting of the contact group with the defense of ukraine in brussels to discuss further steps to support ukraine according to the us envoy to nato julian smith usa and allies are in constant contact with the ukrainian leadership in order to determine what exactly the ukrainian army needs on the ground and in the air, wh

air. >> john: here's the pitch we were talking about.his pitch. it just stays right there, and he gets it off the end of the bat, or this ball is gone. that's the kind of pitch that -- again, got to make it turn the corner. he's had a few of those, and ozuna, he knew he just missed it. but, that road trip you are talking about did not come as a surprise because they wanted it, they knew they were going to get to this point. they accounted for, they went on it, and now they get t to go ho. >> joe: two away. rosario, they are looking at it and saying "if the road trip goes on, we are still playing." >> john: i can't mention some of the things they did. you have to account for 14 days. >> joe: i don't know if anybody can do these things to account for the trip. you only have so many socks and underwear. 1-1 on one of last year's postseason heroes. home runs, bullpen, and under the radar deadline pickups. superstars in october. eddie rosario hit three last october. mvp of the nlcs. he's looking for his first hit of this one. grounded, takes

i want to start with the chair of the board of directors of the air quality management district. john bauder. i want to welcome him up he is also the mayor of emrealville. he has been supportive of this event and of this launch and so chair, i will hand it to you. [applause]. good morning. thanks for joining us today for this event to celebrate the launch the first clean air center in california in san francisco. yes. clean air center providing public accessible buildings to resident as a refuge from wildfire smoke. climate change caused increase in frequency of wild fires which resulted in significant impacts to the air quality. many residents lack access to clean air in their homes during the smoke events which is a hazzard to health. they will be in historically under served communities the most vulnerable to impacts so that everyone has access it clean air. we are froud have worked with buffy wiks. experience the 836 to promote for wild fires and impacts they cause. governor newsome fined and approved 5 million dollars toward the program, 3 million allocated to serve the 9 county

>> it remains to be seen, john, honestly, there's air reason the democrats have honed in on this issue because they believe that they have the political advantage and that's why you have republicans talking about the economy and inflation. but certainly, you know, val demings, you heard her invoke her law enforcement background when answering that question, so -- >> if it's going to make a difference meaning help her a point or two, that would be a place where i think it probably could, because she's trying to get democrats out. she's trying to get independents and republicans who are going to vote on this abortion issue in a way that they obviously haven't before. it doesn't necessarily mean, i'm sure you'd agree with this, that this is suddenly a highly competitive seat. >> right. >> that's why demings needed the debate. she doesn't have the party apparatus as they are behind candidates in pennsylvania and georgia so needs these moments to try to swing voters. and i think she had some good moments that answer on abortion an invoking a 10-year-old girl who is the victim of rape, you k

what we're trying to help ukraine develop is a better layered air defense process and program in place. >> do you have any update for us, johne first two desperately needed u.s. air defense systems will actually arrive in ukraine? >> you're talking about these national advanced surface to air missile systems which were jointly developed by norway and the united states. there are eight on order to get to ukraine. the pentagon believes that they can get the first two into ukraine in coming weeks. i don't have a deadline for you but obviously, everybody is focused on trying to see if we can accelerate the timeline and get them there faster. in the meantime, you know, we continue to work as i said with these more than 50 countries around the world who also have different air defense capabilities that can be provided to ukraine to see if that can also supplement some of their needs right now. >> general milley has you know says israel could provide ukraine some very capable air defense systems. israel has this iron dome system as you know. >> right. >> has the u.s. asked israel to step up and do so? >> we've asked countries all a

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the ukrainians, john, have been requesting air defense systems for months and now we are in a crisis situation because the russians are focussing their attacks on the ukrainian people, defeat and break the will of the people because they can't beat and defeat the ukrainian military. the ukrainians also want to conduct offensive operations to continue to take back territory, and they need to be able to reach military systems that the russians are firing against the ukrainians. for example, the iranian drones. well, they are coming out of ranges that are beyond the himars, and they have been requesting this for weeks and it's vital if they are going to be successful in their offensive operations and i wish we would get on with providing that to them. they have also asked for air force aircraft, the f-16, requires some training, it's a long-term issue, but i would hope they get on with making the decision, i know the chief of staff of the air force wants to do that, he's not the policy maker, he's the supporter. but your point is well taken. we want to continue the momentum that the ukr

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the ukrainians are asking for again and again is more sophisticated air defense systems, and more of them. this is a vast country, john, and so it's one thing to get an air defense system in place that might protect effectively one city or one part of the country, but in order to set up a kind of wider spread infrastructure that would really afford ukrainians proper protection from this threat, it makes it very challenging for them, and the more they believe that they make these, you know, successful counteroffenses on the ground and take back territory from, that had been under control of russian forces the more they fear that russia is going to respond with these sort of blistering attacks on civilian targets, creating very many challenges for them in terms of the infrastructure and supplying people with what they need to survive, and also as i mentioned that effect on the sort of morale of the populace, john. >> clarissa ward, great to have you there. thank you as always, so much for your reporting. >>> a top u.s. intelligence official says russia is running through its stock of precision weapons firing them at an

. >> so just getting a bit of a glimpse of that interview with john fetterman and don lemon will air n this morning, the debut show. look, this is one of the most closely-watched races in the country. and clearly john fetterman there trying to still make the case that he is recovered from that stroke he had earlier this year. and is in good fighting form with his race with mehmet oz. the final eight days of this campaign, there's no doubt the focus for the fight of control of the senate is so important with races in nevada, arizona, of course, georgia, pennsylvania and several others as well. so that is how this midterm election race is at least drawing to a close. >> we know democrats are growing increasingly nervous about what happens in pennsylvania. jeff zeleny, thank you. >> sure. >> be sure to watch all of don's interview with don fetterman tomorrow. the first broadcast of "cnn this morning" starting at 6:00 a.m. eastern. >>> we're just getting this in, former president trump is weighing in on the attack on paul pelosi. he calls the attack terrible. this is an interview that he

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john. >> i was on the air when that bridge collapsed. it was something to behold.lee, thank you from pittsburgh. >>> so winning in pennsylvania suburbs especially for women there is key for both parties. democrats are leaning to gain support, hoping the imaging from that gain popularity that the country is moving in the right direction. but more focused on inflation than the economy. >> i'm dr. oz, i approve this message. >> reporter: as ads for the hotly contested pennsylvania senate race flood the airwaves in the final weeks of the campaign, it's philadelphia suburbs where women may end up deciding the outcome. the four called color counties that surround philadelphia are home to some of the state's most affluent and educated female voters. and they have a big independent streak. >> we know that these voters have moved in recent years towards democrat. but they had a long tradition of voting for republican candidates. >> reporter: most of the women we talked to have voted or considered voting for someone in both parties. >> in the past i was independent, i would

>> it looks like he's arriving at joint base andrews and will be on air force one. john fetterman will fly from pittsburgh to a philadelphia this evening where he is appearing in a fundraiser with him. but, kate, you're right, this is one of the most competitive and most interesting senate races in the country and it has very unique dynamics. there is a debate next week which so have some big significance. because john fetterman suffered a stroke earlier this summer and he's not been out campaigning nearly as much as he planned to be. his campaign is still on the defense about that. they released a letter yesterday from his doctor saying he's fit to serve as a senator, but also acknowledged that he has some processing issues. he doesn't hear all of the word that are said. so how will voters react to that. and at the same time, memez oz campaigned on the far right, he of course had the endorsement of donald trump. but now he's campaigning in the middle. he's saying that pennsylvania voters want to elect someone who works with both sides of the aisle so he's trying to go b

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we see air force one there landing in pittsburgh. we know that john fedderman, the -- john fetterman is there waiting for him on the tarmac. one of the questions is as we know fetterman will be joining the president later on air force one to fly here to philadelphia. will fetterman upgrade his usual wardrobe of a hoodie and basketball shorts as he's spending this quality time with the president? also, is this a scene we'll see repeated much more between now and the election in just under three weeks? obviously a lot of candidates have been pushing the president aside. we've seen a number of candidates welcoming into the districts. the president was feisty when asked about the distance that's been kept from some of the democrats just an hour ago. >> there haven't been that many candidates. >> there are 15. >> are there even more? >> yeah. >> the bottom line is i've been covering this president a long time. certainly wasn't drawing the crowds that his counterpart was drawing. in 2012, he wasn't drawing the crowds that paul ryan was drawing. in the very

i read this as we were coming to air, a political reporter asked john fetterman, democrat nominee in pennsylvania why does someone who committed first degree murder deserve clemency. here's his answer. it is a very simple choice. i believe the perfect metaphor is shaw shank redemption, everyone has seen and understands. would you want morgan freeman to die in prison or not, never met anyone that said yeah, you should die in prison. that's a fictional film. the gop put it out with five murderers that fetterman voted to let out of prison. a murder murdered with scissors, a man murdered with garden sheers, 26 times stabbed, another bragged he was the son of the devil and shot and stabbed someone, another man who beat someone to death with a baseball bat, these are not morgan freeman, shawshank redemptions. these are people with real victims. john fetterman and others across the country are a metaphor for why. >> may explain why the rest of us are seen as potential and real victims, they think we're acting in a movie and ignore us. is the democrats' decision to go all in on abortion righ

primary source of phony russian dwoir found not gument four countslying to fbi the john durham russia probe in the air after michael sussmann was acquitted in jooin joining me to ask is ohio congressman ranking member of the house judiciary committee jim disorderan you are reaction to the igor danchenko news. >> well, i guess doesn't surprise me we have same thing happen with sussmann you just never know how these are going to go, but never forget what we did learn, you know about danchenko we learned that the fbi was willing to pay christopher steele a million dollars, to validate the dossier understands the dossier they used donate validate document knew it was false used to it get the initial fisa to spy on trump campaign we learned i think valuable facts just show how the problems that exist at fbi, then you couple that with everything else we've learned subsequent to this, and in addition, to the 14 whistleblowers who talked to us about how political the place has become, and underscores why we need to change that place we are committed to do that if in 20 days we take back the majority. maria: t

have a missile.ra this was a special operations force and their airpower advocate was an air force airmen named johnpman. they took heavy fire and the enemy was more than they expected and it did not go well and he was injured and he fell and lost consciousness and teammates assumed he was dead quickly explicated the mountaintop because they thought he was dead without the risk of getting his body was too high so they left. then he woke up and went on himself for another hour. ater the time of the harvest ranking metals that can be awarded, he was killed after the hour. according to some accounts he was killed because he had taken several bunkers and driven the enemy out and took up a bunker in might have been able to stay there but according to some accounts on the army sent reaction force to support the effort he came out to draw enemy firebl so they couldn't shoot dn helicopters with the army folks in their view was awarded and thee secretary of the air force deborah james read an article thatat said in air force airmen hadon not been awarded the medal of honor so she tore the page out and handed

course, going to be all important for anybody wanted to tour the ships or watch the air shows or anything this week. johnoodman. yeah, it all comes down to the forecast for sure, especially when it comes to that air show. you actually want to see what's going on, not just here at above you. and it does look like we have some really good news as we approach the weekend getting a little bit more clarity on what those skies will be looking like now, much like the past few days. we will have times of some morning fog, but consistently during the afternoon hours, we have just enough of a sea breeze to speak the fog. and during the morning. but then enough sunshine to burn it off by the afternoon. so friday and sunday, we should have mostly sunny skies around the time of those air shows low 70's along the embarcadero. honestly, some really good stuff for both the airshow. the parade of ships, all in all the really favorable forecast for fleet week. certainly no chances of rainfall ahead of us as this forecast does remain consistently dry. this morning's been a little less great than yesterday was yesterday was

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there's a very creative az d no on air from republicans saying john fetterman is much more radical than josh shapiro and essentially it's an invitation to say to pennsylvania voters, plit your ticket. shapiro wins for governor, but give us dr. oz rather than voting for both democratic candidates. there's a rich tradition in this state of doing exactly that. it's a state al gore won at a time when rick santorum was being elected to the u.s. senate. last year, 2020, joe biden wins the state. it was actually a great year for republicans down ballot. so i wouldn't be surprised if there's kind of ticket splitting going on in pennsylvania. we'll all see what happens tomorrow night. >> it will be a big night indeed. you're in georgia for us. warnock and walker are there in a very tight race. you attended a walker campaign event today and you're at a warnock event now. what are georgia voters telling you? >> good evening, wolf. senator warnock about to take the stage here in atlanta. pardon the noise here at this skating rink, but earlier today when we were in dalton with herschel walker speaki

air shows. good morning, john. and yeah, you know, whatever. you've got that perfect temperature, you're always taking a gamble of whether the fog is going to leave or not, but has consistently leftist during afternoon hours, which has been so nice yesterday for the blue angels. pat practice most to san francisco. >> got a pretty good view of it in today will clear even quicker than yesterday. so get out to the city. look forward to some comfortable weather and some really good clearing skies to right now. the fog is back with us, but it's spotty year than it was yesterday. marine layer is pushed right down and that means the fog along with it is also pu-hed right down into the bay area east bay shoreline, as well as neighborhoods in san francisco down the peninsula. some of us are looking at that low visibility, as you can see here. but it's not going to last as long as yesterday. did. now, current temps are mostly in the 50's. some of us further inland like brentwood in pittsburgh are in the 60's where some of earth's further northward are on

but perhaps that's because john fetterman is heading on air force one with the president. that is the kind of perk we haven't necessarily seen nonproperly incumbents get in this campaign cycle, so it is an indication of how important pennsylvania is to this battleground map. if democrats don't win this senate race, it is a key pickup opportunity for them, the math to control the senate in the next congress is extremely difficult so the president making his 16th trip to pennsylvania since taking off and the state to philadelphia will be the eighth stop to this city as well, more than 46 other state, the president doing everything he can to try to make voters, yes, you heard him say, i understand this has been a tough few years for this country but democrats are doing everything they can to try to fix these problems. republicans may be complaining about, it calling it socialism, but they want this infrastructure money, too. you heard that point made as well. >> thank you very much. >>> and i'm sorry if you couldn't hear me, trying to figure out what is going on with my coat,

mentioned the light coming through the window and that's john ehrlichman's hand going up in the air kind of as a victory thing and it was a very poignant moment and i think one of the things i remember most about that is that mr. nixon said we're going to go to florida and put the government together. and larry was there and bob haldeman and so forth and and john mitchell was standing there. this is a incredibly strong man, he'd run the campaign. he had done a phenomenal job. and this tear starts down his face, and he says first time i ever heard this he said mr. president-elect. he said i've not going to be able to make that trip to florida. i've got to go up to connecticut to connecticut and take care of martha. and we all know that many of us know that martha had a abuse problem and she was in a not an institution but in a treatment facility. and he loved her. and that's where he went rather than going with the president to, florida. and you were the you were the person who told the candidate nixon that he was president nix. i was well, he was the bedroom with john mitchell and bob an

campaign with democrat candidate john fetterman tomorrow in philadelphia, but some voters in the keystone state thinks the liberal agenda will only make things worse. airlvania for 33 years. he's got a serious vested interest in the state and of course, joins me now. john, good morning to you. you say fetterman's record and agenda will help pennsylvania especially on the issues of crime and fracking. what do you mean by that? >> well, those two items in my letter, one was for fracking and the other was crime. two serious problems in pennsylvania. fracking amounts to about 40,000 jobs within pennsylvania. and if we ban fracking, which in fact john fetterman wants to do, that would cost us 40,000 good, union jobs. secondly, it accounts for about $50 billion in pennsylvania's economy. we are the number two producing state. so we don't want to ban fracking. it is not going to be replaced by green jobs in any near time in the future. the second issue, which is so important, is crime. when you look at crime, john fetterman wants to reduce the prison population by reducing energy leasing 33% of the felons in the prisoners. that certainly is not going to help

and will it be worth the environmental cost, john home and i'll just revert, am i maybe air is suffering one of the worst water crises in the world. years of drought and war have left millions of people struggling to get enough water. but one community has pulled together to tap into a natural resource underground. as r. hi, rod reports the district of job how to be in the western mountains of libya is one of the warmest areas of the country. but droughts is forth members of the merits, family in the village of hardy, on to dig deep with the health of the local community. they've tapped into water on the ground and in the future in him. yeah. when in the past we had no water source, this is the 1st well ever dug in this area. water tank is used to be brought in from remote areas for a 100 dinars. now it's available here for just 4040 young has relied on sourcing water from the outside. we're transporting it's in trucks across the mountains. a lack of infrastructure in years of conflict makes that difficult along with power outages. lemme when there is no electric power, the price of wate

>> well, look, we interviewed john fetterman, as you know, we aired that interview last week, where we pressed him and we pressed his campaign for medical records, for more information, more transparency, and we weren't alone by the way, there were editorials in the "washington post," and "the new york times," and pittsburgh poegz, that said we need to have a clearer picture of where you are right now, the last time we heard from any of his medical team was back on june 3rd, from his cardiologist. so this was a letter from his primary care provider. it said that he can serve with no restrictions, he can serve in his full capacity, that he is doing well, that is he recovering, and while he is also seeing other specialists, he is seeing a neurologist, a cardiologist, a speesh therapist and this is a one page letter from his primary care provider and it is up to voters to decide how much transparency is enough transparency. i know a lot of pennsylvanians right now, katy, are counting down the days until next tuesday, when after everything is on the air waves and on social media, these two

well, i say it is john gorey, inventor of air conditioning. [applause] and who is the other? it is this obscure confederate general who barely lived in the state of florida. he was the last confederate general to surrender to the union army, and he fled to mexico. i thought, oh no, no. not the big, beautiful, diverse, dynamic state of florida. we deserve a great american to represent us. but it was not until that horrendous, horrific shooting in mother emanuel ame in charleston, south carolina that states and communities began to re-examine their symbols, their statues, that we finally saw an opportunity to go to the florida legislature and ask, because it has to come from a state to replace a statue. you can't do it as an act of congress. so we sent a letter. i led the florida delegation. we had a bipartisan letter from the florida delegation to the speaker of the house in florida and the senate president area at that time, the speaker of the house was steve from brevard county. he tapped state representative edna rain from tampa to lead the effort and sponsor the bill to ge

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president told european lawmakers earlier today that ukraine only has about 10% of the air defense capabilities they need, john kamikaze drone attacks on kyiv or near kyiv where you are in the last few hours? >> reporter: in the kyiv region, in several places, there were these cam -- drone attacks. we heard air-raid sirens. the authorities are saying some of the strikes happened in the early morning hours of today. and also say it was iranian made kamikaze drones. one strike was in the bucha region. the ukrainians say that some infrastructure was damaged there. there was also a drone that came down in the mykolaiv region. that is west of the capital of kyiv. it's unclear what the damage is there. so far the ukrainians are saying no people were harmed in those. but of course one of the things that ukraine has been saying all along is that the russians are targeting key infrastructure, especially energy infrastructure which makes it difficult for them to provide their people with electricity and heating as well. even though the ukrainians have told us they're working quickly to restore that. still a dangerous si

and they're their their air power advocate was, an air force airman named john chapman.y took heavy. the enemy was far more dug in than they had expected. it did not go well. chapman was injured and he fell, lost consciousness, and his teammates assumed that he was dead. they quickly exfil they quickly exfiltrated the mountain top. and because they thought chapman was dead, they the risk of going to get his body was too high. so they left him and then he woke up and then he fought on by himself. another hour. and at the time he was awarded the air force cross is one of the highest ranking medals. one can be awarded posthumously. he was killed after that that our, in fact, according to some accounts, was killed because he had he had taken several bunkers from the enemy. he had driven the enemy out of several bunkers. he took up one of those bunkers as a fighting position. and he have been able to stay there and fight on longer. but according to some accounts, when the army sent a quick reaction force to support this effort, he came out of the bunker to, draw enemy fire so

john fetterman. dr. oz visited an open air drug area in philadelphia.ecame hooked on these drugs. trying to get them help. that's the kind of compassion dr. oz will bring to the united states senate. john fetterman, on the other hand, wants to release violent criminals from jail. wants to keep our southern border wide open that would just flood pennsylvania with more drugs from cartels. the worst part of dr. oz's tour across the state later today be at natural gas facility. pennsylvania has the opportunity to provide thousands and thousands of good, high paying jobs for its workers. and to help get energy prices under control in this country. that's what dr. oz will do in the united states senate. john fetterman says he wants to ban fracking which would only do more to drive up energy prices and cost pennsylvanians thousands of good, high paying jobs. >> steve: dr. oz, senator cotton just did a good job laying out john fetterman's positions. they are -- you know, they are -- obviously there is a clear choice between your positions and his positions. on

maria, let's go to pennsylvania and the democratic nominee for senate there, john fetterman, his campaign is now today airing talks about his recent stroke. here say bit of it. >> after my stroke, i was just grateful to see gisele and our kids. politicians spend so much time fighting about the things that don't matter. i'll always be focused on what does, access to health care, lower costs, good jobs, more time with those we love. i'm john fetterman and i approved this message. >> now, the campaign says they want the voters to get to know him but why not instead of just talk about the stroke in an ad release some of these medical records. put forward his doctor to answer some questions? >> well, first of all, victor, they have been talking about what his situation is with the stroke. john fetterman has in no way, shape or form hidden from the media. he's done events every day. he's talking to the media every day -- >> maria, wait, in 2016, we had a conversation, you and i and alice stewart, i was on the weekend then about donald trump's medical records and alice said he's out on the stump. he's out there. yo

air tank. he star aaron john has made baseball history after setting a new american leave record for home runs and a single season. oh his at 62nd homer of the year came against the texas rangers on tuesday, judge brakes the league record set by roger maris 61 years ago. it was only disappointed though that the moment came during and away again. would it be great to do it at yankee stadium and for the more home fans, but i know a lot of eventually travel they travel. well, there's a lot of yankee fans here tonight and, you know, get a chance to share that experience with the plans and, you know, that's, that's what it's about for me. while you're on his record, while it was marked back home in new york, the empire state building was lit up for 62 seconds and they hankies, pin striped colored to celebrate his achievements. the atlanta braves are also celebrating after the team at clenched their 5th consecutive national league east title. the moment came, when kennedy johnson's recorded his 41st save in there, 21. when at the miami marlin's gave the grazed the game victory, they needed to be cer

with e russia is true, then after the release of this story on the air, the official representative of the national security council, johnid that the united states still would not send its troops to ukraine despite what was said on the air, but nevertheless alexander germanovich. after all, the same broadcasts, and such stories do not just appear. yes, that's why it was and how real, and how high is the risk of a direct military clash dmitry that in my opinion, the situation is more than serious, because you know, i looked at which relay before new yorks filing for last year. somewhere in december, the roof told the notorious breeder that the americans would never intervene in the conflict in ukraine, and they say president putin perfectly understands this and feel quite calm about this, and we are poor and unfortunate americans, we will continue, and to take the role of some kind of observer without direct intervention, without the possibility of influencing the situation somewhere, what we see. we see the present moment of a colleague, as a deputy commander, indeed, the one hundred and first airborne division of the un

who is in big demand, former president barack obama, who's now on the air waves for democrats in key races. >> you can count on johnrman. make sure he can count on you. >> reporter: plans to campaign in michigan, georgia, and wisconsin. in the coming days, attention will focus on pennsylvania, where democrat john fetterman and republic oz will met in their one and only debate. here in washington there are looming fights over raising the debt limit and future funding for the war in ukraine as republicans say they'll force a rethinking on issues if they take control of congress. margaret? had. >> thank you. we're joined by speaker of the house, nancy pelosi. good morning. it's great to have you here at the table. >> my pleasure. thank you. good morning. >> you have said a lot is going to be determined by turnout, but you've heard our cbs estimates have the republicans taking the house with 224 seats. how do you shift the momentum? >> well, let's just say, first and foremost, good morning. it's sunday morning, 15 days or so before the election. people are already voting. we're very pleased with our early vote for our

all important for the air show and all the other activities for fleet week. great. john, thank you for that. ok, let's get a look at the bridge this morning headed into the city right now about 7 minutes. >> from the maze to that fremont street exit san mateo bridge, a 80 to 1, 0, 1, 13 minute ride heading across towards the peninsula. richmond, sandra fell bridge tolls to 1, 1, a 7 minute right? and checking on the golden gate bridge. 37 to the tolls. 92 minutes on this wednesday morning. well, a big investment has been made to rehabilitate the chinese historical society. san francisco, $850,000 in state. money will help prevent the historical building in chinatown. it's going to also modernizing museum's archives with an upgrade to augmented and virtual reality. san francisco assemblymember matt haney was at that event. >> stories that are told here at the chinese historical society are ones that i want to inspire. they will lead themselves to incredible a cultural change and they will also for some of the uglier parts of history serve as a lesson so that we don't repe

of weapons that ukraine invited the new prime minister of italy, john, to make an official decision on the transfer to ukraine the samp air defense system will be adopted somewhere in the middle of november, sampte is a complex with the capabilities, i repeat, not only of anti-aircraft, but of anti-missile defense, so it can shoot down ballistic missiles and also those iranian missiles which we talked about earlier, in accordance with the agreements, italy should provide ukraine with location stations for this complex, and france with launchers and missiles . launch, where there are eight aster 30 anti-aircraft missiles in each launcher, but now we see just this launcher, enemy aircraft, this complex can destroy at a range of up to 100 km and in fact, this is the longest range that we have, to be more precise. in the ukrainian air defense arsenal, because so far we have the s300 complex with a maximum range of 75 km, but ballistic missiles are generally a serious challenge, and therefore the destruction of ballistic missiles is somewhat smaller , that is, this the complex itself can destroy ballistic missiles at a range o

senate majority whip john thune faces brian bengals. served in the air force and navy.we go further out west, washington state, this is ranked as a solid hold for democratic incumbent patty murray. we will watch this closely if it gets closer. one of the top crime and the crime crisis around the country figures to factor n the midterm equation next month. we told you last night about the fbi statistics indicating rise in violent crime throughout the country. much of the country. this doesn't include new york or l.a. correspondent mark meredith shows us how many republicans are using this issue as a wedge issue against democrats. >> central workers unless you are standing for the workers patrolling our gleets ohio senate republican candidate j.d. vance says if elected he will champion law enforcement. but, he is not alone as a growing number of republicans inside promise to address rising crime. >> we want to defend our police, not defund them. the people have spoken. >> new polling shows crime is on voters of minds. monmouth university says 72% of people, if polled, ran