karl's himself.an insurance agent, and takes out approximately a $400,000 life insurance policy with a $300,000 accident rider. 17 days later, the fatal accident happens. andrea canning: the money was supposed to go to levi's two daughters, but detective clear learned the girls never got a dime. there was money spent on a lot-- a whole multitude of things, home improvement. and karl spent a lot of money on the duck business. there were some huge payouts on that. andrea canning: as he dug deeper, detective clear discovered that karl karlsen had collected on a number of insurance policies over the years. in 1986 karl's new dodge charger caught fire. karl collected $10,000. the fire that killed the horses and took down the barn paid out nearly $115,000. clear also learned that karlsen had taken out policies on levi's two little girls. karl had no idea he was being investigated. but cindy still wanted to get away from him, so she moved out of the house. after she did, karl sent her a text saying that he

. >> and finally, someone who always had president bush's ear, senior adviser the president karl rove. >> karl rove was one of pushes top political people and media gurus. >> he was always but when you give him a chance look at him, don't it was a weird time, but ultimately this was a scandal that could not have happened without the news media and of course, after months of us troops in iraq still no serious stockpile of weapons of mass destruction had been found it makes no sense, except if you look at it from that place in time where the administration is in a little bit of a panic. no. wmd has been found. we've been told there's an imminent nuclear threat. the americans are kind of getting restless and they decided they would want to make an example of joe wilson and valerie plame to shut that down. >> but is that actually what happened wracking the whole country is on the edge of their seats. >> unprecedented. >> this race could not be any closer an election like no other. and it all comes down to we could now make a major projection of election night in america from the first vot

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german soldier karl helt wrote a letter on a blank soviet combat leaflet.apparently, he wanted to brag to his friends. or maybe he just didn’t have time to look for other paper, the private didn’t have time. his units urgently were transferred to moscow. my parents will also be happy when i return from russia in good health. next year there will be another operation against england. "if i get out of there alive, i will be glad to take off my soldier's uniform." despite the enormous losses, the mood in the german troops was still victorious, but in the soldiers' letters , bewilderment was already slipping through between the strictures, why the russians continued to resist, it was high time to surrender, like the rest of civilized europe. dear hilda, i hope that the war will end soon, the fuhrer in his speech radiated the will to win, did you? can you imagine how glad we would all be to see the end of the campaign, because the hardships are becoming ever more severe? we will happily continue for a few more weeks, but then we have to finish. in november of 19

quick last word, karl. >> absolutely. look, our border region of arizona and texas is largely hispanic and their communities are feeling the effect of illegal immigration. it is their communities where the food kitchens are getting overrun, hospitals are being filled with illegals, their local public safety questions are rising. so yeah, it's absolutely a problem for the democrats. and a really important change going on particularly in the energy areas of the country like texas and new mexico where a lot of hispanic workers in the oil patch say democrats are coming for my job and republicans are standing up in favor of my job. >> dana: karl rove writing about butterflies ahead of the election. thank you. for all things politics ahead on the election i did a perino on politics podcast with two columnists, check it out. it's up now. fox news alert. israel ramping up its operation in lebanon. fox news trey yengst was recently embedded with the idf and bring you that exclusive amazing report straight ahead. >> bill: the death

we will ask karl rove. he is here, former deputy white house chief of staff and fox news contributor. karl, awesome to have you here. take a spin on the touchscreen and tell us what you are watching. we are watching these seven states. tell us where we should be looking as i highlight, obviously nevada, where we just saw j.d. vance on the ground, it appears according to this latest polling they are neck and neck in nevada. we will talk about clark county and just a moment. i also want to highlight georgia because we are going to see trump there today. this is where harris is leading by the widest margin over the former president. she has a four-point lead there. so let's talk about nevada and what you want to see there, karl, because this is obviously going to be one of the states we are watching together on election night. we know obviously 2020 election results tell a lot. we look at the states, sorry, 2020, joe biden, so close, 2.4% margin for joe biden in that state. what are you watching here? >> first

tonight, trump is denying that claim to our jonathan karl. >> reporter: as the covid pandemic was raging and the government could not produce enough tests for the american people, then president donald trump secretly sent rare covid test machines to russia, to vladimir putin, for the dictator's personal use. that's according to bob woodward in a soon to be published book called "war." woodward writes that putin told trump to keep it a secret, saying, quote, i don't want you to tell anybody, because people will get mad at you, not me. kamala harris seized on woodward's reporting today, talking about it in an interview with howard stern. >> everybody was scrambling to get these kits, the tests, the covid test kits. >> you couldn't get them. >> couldn't get them. >> right. >> couldn't get them anywhere. >> right. >> and this guy, who is president of the united states is sending them to russia, to a murderous dictator for his personal use? this person who wants to be president again, who secretly is helping out an adversary, when the american people are dying by the hundreds, every day, and

marx does — socialist manifesto, karl marx does not _ socialist manifesto, karl marx does not get aook in. what people are put off by is not policies. _ people are put off by is not policies, it is our turn. and a lot of comments _ policies, it is our turn. and a lot of comments in - policies, it is our turn. and a lot of comments in recent i policies, it is our turn. and a i lot of comments in recent days and weeks that tom tugendhat has veered to the right over the course of this leadership campaign. he the course of this leadership campaign-— the course of this leadership camaiun. _ , , campaign. he styles himself as a sort of one-nation _ a sort of one—nation conservative, slightly more centrist, if you like, but he has made comments about looking at the future of the uk's participation in the european convention on the court of human rights and things like that which would appeal more to the right. and that might be because that is the kind of electorate that these candidates have two appeal to if they are going to make it to the leadership. tom tugendhat also made a lot of his

>> david: jonathan karl with us tonight. jon, thank you. >>> overseas, to the war in the middle east tonight, israel's military expanding their ground assault in southern lebanon now, deploying thousands more troops, working to clear hezbollah from the border with israel. troops raising the israeli flag in this village. israel has assassinated now almost all of hezbollah's top officials. today, a surviving leader vowing to fight on, but also calling for a cease-fire. tonight, the u.s. state department skeptical of hezbollah's signaling that it now wants that cease-fire. >>> when we come back on this busy news night, more than a dozen states suing tiktok. what they say it does to our nation's children. >>> also, the high profile mugging tonight. the dodgers starting pitcher mugged by a mob of thieves. what they stole. >>> and what it will soon cost >>> tonight, with tiktok's future in the u.s. already at stake, 14 states are now suing tiktok. the states accusing the chinese-owned company of intentionally creating a social med

. >> thank you, thank you but were going to talk to karl rove about the state of the race. >> at leastanother note seven people have been killed in georgia. that after a ferry dock was hit by a boat. a dock that collapsed into the water this happen your savannah, georgia is set below island but several other people were injured. the sagittal he tragically happened during a culture celebration that was honoring the descendents of slaves when they live on that island sprayed the slaves first brother to georgia 1802. jonathan serrie live in atlanta with more on this heartbreaking development. cooks heartbreaking indeed. the cause of this accident remains a mystery. there is no obvious collision. the weather yesterday was absently fine. have a noncausal georgia sot below island which is only accessible by boat they for the cultural festival the descendents of african slaves who have maintained many unique traditions buried georgia department of natural resources said a gangway on a ferry boat dock collapsed saturday afternoon sending at least 20 people into the water. >> we have recovered

so karl is right. nevada has gone from the easiest state when i ran obama to win to the toughest of the states. early vote looks better in the midwest for the democrats. >> bill: we'll see who is right. >> dana: great to have you both. what an honor. a doctor is refusing to write her own study about gender transition because it doesn't fit with her woke agenda. a massive class action settlement. >> if you used to use jewel settlement and you are entitled to compensation and there might be money in your bank account right now. >> dana: listen up, folks, some jewel users are reporting huge pay-outs from a major class action lawsuit against the e-cigarette manufacturer. >> i completely forgot that i had applied for this class action lawsuit back in 2021. i received a venmo for 1100, thought it was a scam. who is just sending me that amount of money on venm perks out of nowhere? >> they argued jewel misled people about the risk. did 200 million settlement will be shared among 850,000 people. there is a sur

envoys, a compliment, friend, envoys, minister of foreign affairs karl vasilyevich, nesselrode, jokedthough in fact what kind of joke is there, in general, a joke for the truth, and a strong one, it is written, joked that he has more than one in london. ivan arsenyev, city vladimir, i'm afraid the name, but the countess, well, if the husband is livin, then why is she glivin, then i read the correct answer. the russian envoy to london was prince christopher andreevich lieven, his wife darya khristoforovna lieven. what between us, since you know everything about your brother, she is also very good at intelligence worked well, and some evil tongues say that she was very close, familiar with k s mitrnikh, something you know very much, i will ask for an order for you, and for your colleague a medal, i agree, absolutely, we agree, an order and a medal. a compliment, friend and a smart guy! smart guy, this diplomat sang together with ivan semenovich kozlovsky. dmitry shestakovich valued his opinion and invited him to a concert when one of his compositions was performed. at a meeting with amb

former senior advisor to president obama david axelrod and karl rove, former senior advisor to george w. bush talk about the 2,024 presidential race. some of the topics included political polarization, the role of leadership and politics and rise of political violence in the us. this was part of the atlanta festival. >> enthusiastic bunch year. >> i like it. how is everyone doing? love it. my guests here need no introduction, david axelrod, karl rove, really defining leading political strategists of their time and so grateful to have you both here to talk about this important election. several directions we could take this conversation but my first question would be what is keeping you up about this race? what do you think about? >> every single day. the thing that is -- it is an unpredictable race and the stakes are so large but it is as close as can be. we were talking before about public polls which were all over the place and they play with people's emotions, where we can't lose, we can't win. the truth is it is very very close and we don't even know what will tip the scale. elect

larae quentin won by even more almost 11 points in 2016 and asd me talk to karl rove earlier thy willt meanwhile trying to chip away at the margin down here in clark county. what do you see on the ground there? >> i think they'd have received this trump campaign and republican party get on the ground and chip away some of those votes and swing let county a little bit more towards the republican party. both campaigns have been active in las vegas in clark county. bc it's team coming into henderson and the campaigns hold an event whether trying to target the latino vote which make up about 1-5 voters in neva or just trying to reach out to basically wherever the voters are whether via tiktok or instagram or your local latino mexican restaurant, they are trying to figure out any way they can get votes. >> sandra: so true. and you look at the county with karl rove earlier in the week and geographical movement into the state and how that can chane things. how close it was in 2016 washoe county and west corner of the state hillary clinton won over one percentage point. joe biden won by 4.5%.

i hope we also see karl the fog sometime. yes. come back karl. little hazy, little hazy. out there.ut we're keeping tabs on the weather throughout the bay area. our next newscast, as i mentioned, coming up at 430 this afternoon. city hall in nearly ten years, as supervisor, mark grew the bureaucracy by authorizing or creating a commission almost every year. he rubber stamped hundreds of millions to homeless nonprofits with zero accountability and orchestrated a pay to play scheme that sold out taxpayers to the highest bidder. mark farrell has all the wrong experience for the change we need. if your family is anything like mine, life brings in dirt and messes. you touchdown! yes yes. yes. oh sit back, relax, and leave the deep cleaning to the pros. your home isn't clean until it's stanley steemer clean. stanley steemer gets your home cleaner. today on california live. ever heard of a melissa pastry? well, we're going to tell you what these fried donuts, originally from portuge

weeks from docume case is now on a list of potential candidates to washing correspondent jonathan karl. tell abc news the federalrces aileen cannon is now on a list of several possible candidates for the job. the trump campaign and transition operation. her name appears on a document reviewed by abc news titled "transition planning: legal principals," which lists potential candidates for the white house counsel's office, the justice department, and the fbi if trump win sources tell us the document was drafted by top trump advisers, including boris shump minated j the federal bench in 2020. >> i'm very proud to have appointed her, but she's very smart and very str og d countr. we need judges that love our country so they do the right thing. most dire legal thn the club's ballroom. but for months, judge cannon handed prosecutors o trump praised her as brilliant. >> i think she's a brilliant woman. >> reporter: the immediate comm reporting about judge cannon, but i spoke to the work of his transition team or any of the appointments he talk >>> now to the d former cetuou men with the promi

i don't think he is going to take advice from someone, a strategist like karl rove.ald trump so appealing to a lot of americans could end up also sowing the seeds of his downfall. if he loses, we can look back at arnold palmer and other comments he made at this so-called closing moment and point to that. >> matt, your latest piece takes the idea that trump might lose, but you suggest he could still run again in 2028 and be in his 80s at that point. you say he would do so because of his ongoing legal trouble. tell us more. >> right. so this is an area where i've changed my mind. i wrote a piece like a year or two ago saying, well, the good thing about donald trump, if he is the nominee for a third time, this time, surely, he'll go away, right? but then i got thinking, and i think the answer is clearly no. donald trump has every incentive to keep running for president, or at least pretend that he is going to run for president. i think part of it has to do with the grifting. as long as he is going to run for president, he's going to be getting attention. he can sell wat

former assistant commandant of the camp for soviet prisoners of war in the city of bobruisk, captain karl langut, at the trial in january 1946. on november 4 or 5, 1941 , the camp commandant, lieutenant colonel raeder, came to me and said that he had to... talk to me, demanded that i give my word that i would not tell anyone about this conversation. after this, raeder said that the command refused to provide transport for prisoners of war to germany. all the prisoners of war died from famine, so colonel sturm gave the order to destroy the prisoners of war of camp number two. the camp had 18,000 prisoners of war at the time. and the order was carried out. in early january 1946, in the pretrial detention center of nkvd prison number 1, which was located on the street. the investigator asked clarifying questions, they concerned the execution of prisoners of war of the transit camp organized by the fascists in the bobruisk fortress. the investigator's question: what was happening in the camp when the fire started in the barracks, the prisoners tried to save themselves? answer: they started sh

marx and i want to give here great credit to paul cantor who writes terrific remarks about who karl marx really was wasn't it continues through to people like wilhelm write. what you see is interesting. there's a theme, very common theme amongst all the utopians which arc since it was. all the utopians are themselves hard-core are deviants. none of them can stay married to one person or stay faithful to one person and go from there. >> he just cheated on them. >> i was going to say and became apparent to me that their ideologies are in fact probably an outgrowth of their own. but it's helpful to understand how central it is to them to destroy morality, to destroy the family. that's partly why we are where we are today. >> it's a priest they create political basic institutionalism in society. in the manifesto they abolish the s family. and so am i a story about it for the near post and they airbrushed ithe out. it got a big readership in "the new york post" in july 2020 so yeah katie states it very well the family is the basic institution. >> and marx didn't just want to destroy the

the about the distribution of wealth under american capitalism makes karl marx the world's worst profit marx. the socialist founder of communism, prophesied that under capitalism wealth would be concentrated in the of fewer and fewer, while the great majority of people would suffer increasing poverty. the fact is that american capitalism has set a new standard for welfare. and if we keep its basic principles strong and vigorous in the years ahead, the opportunity of every american for a still better living will certainly be enhanced. and perhaps even the disciple of socialism and communism will come out of their shadowy dreams and join us in our march of human progress progress. at our next session, we will discuss the spirit of enterprise. until then, class dismissed. the american adventure series as a of the national education program. searcy, arkansas. dr. george benson, director. dr. clifton alleghenies jr, our instructor. this a continuing series based on the unique political and economic system which has made america great. watch for the next presentation of the american adventure

his transition team or any of the appointments he might make if he gets back to the >> david: jon karl live in washington. thank you, jon. >>> now to the disturbing allegatis alon whprosecutors say they lured yg men with the promise of modeling correspondent aaron katersky. >> reporter: tonight, the former chief executive of one of the arrest, accused of operati a exist." 15 men hes jacobson, with what prosecutors called abhorrent behavior. men to consume alcohol, viagra, mirror civil lawsuits by several serious financial, reputational, and potentially physical risk o barrett pall says in 2011 he was flown from l.a. to a party at jeffries' estate in the hamptons. >> i was told that there could be some things that were not your normal interview. however, this is your chance. >> reporter: the criminal charges are based on 15 alleged victims, but david, the fbi believes there may be dozens more, and asked them to come forward. if they do, prosecutors say there could be even more criminal charges. viky here in new york. u. mbers were injured in a raid n in iraq that was targeting an e toni

the truth about the distribution of wealth under capitalism makes karl marx not the great prophet whoided under capitalism wealth would be concentrated in the hands of fewer and fewer, while the majority of people would suffer increasing poverty. the fact is that, american capitalism, has set a new standard for human welfare. to keep its basic principle strong and vigorous in the years ahead, the opportunity of every american for a better living standard will certainly be enhanced. and perhaps even the disciples of socialism and communism will come out of their shadowy pipedreams and join us in our march of human progress. at our next session, we will be discussing the spirit of enterprise, until then, class is dismissed. ♪ >> the american adventure series is a production of the national education program in searcy, arkansas. this is a continuing series based on the political and economic system which has made america great watch for the next presentation of the american adventure. >> if you are enjoying american history tv to sign up for our newsletter using the qr code on the screen

well, karl, the fog response on x was simply a smug emoji. and the blue angels are scheduled to fly this afternoon as the main activities of fleet week wrap up. we'll keep an eye on those skies for you. the air show starts at 1230. the blue angels set for 3 p.m, but there is plenty to do before then. you can catch the ships docked along the waterfront for fleet fest is at piers 30 and 32, beginning at 10 a.m. those include a public ship tour, interactive sports zones and virtual reality experiences so you can climb aboard those amphibious carriers, cutters and destroyers that are docked at different piers. all of the events are free, but tour lines are on a first come, first served basis. >> well, tomorrow is indigenous peoples day and a group of swimmers raising awareness by swimming right now from the golden gate all the way to alcatraz. >> ktvu is amanda quintana is there to tell us about the message behind this swim. good morning to you, amanda. good morning. >> good morning. yes. so there are five swimmers. they're getting ready right no

to the architects of this project, most of the followers of karl fryderyk pepelman also call my fatherbaroque , at the dresdan zwinger palace, and the hutches for. all yago ruce charms and lie down. the architects created a complete picture of new and old castles and palace complexes. karalevski palace tsalka adpavyadaў patrabavannyam epoch. it is known that the centers of the city and at one hour would be infested with hell. the galloins of the two-pavement buildings were as if they were formed in the appearance of the ceiling of the courtyard and the courtyard: courtyard. he himself would be proportionate and smart, washed at the cold. but such a form itself is very expressive and there is so much to be said about it , such attention is given to certain elements of decor, work elements of architectural design, such as there were no overly expressive parts and all the same style, like they were dug out themselves... the facades were covered with pilasters, decorated with cartouches, lubricants, and sculpted pink shapes. the tiny little house emphasized the rich color of the charapita

karl cide freda rep: algÚn problema pongas en contacto con nuestro equipo enviÁndonos un mensaje whatsappl 4155388014. asÍ llegamos al final appresen los orificios de estos movimientos sagrados. los dejamos con el noticiero univisiÓn ediciÓn nocturna. presentadora: estas son las principales noticias. detienen a un hombre fuertemente armado en la cercanÍa del mitin de campaÑa de donald trump en california. las autoridades investigan el incidente como un posible intento de asesinato contra el ex residente. buena parte de la florida estÁ a oscuras con montaÑas de escombros por remover y escasez de gasolina tras el paso del huracÁn milton. hoy el presidente biden visitÓ el Área afectada para agilizar la ayuda. con armas de fuego vuelve hay tener el fin de semana. dos eventos acaban en balaceras en tennessee y oklahoma con muertos y heridos. entre ellos menores de edad. locutor: este es el noticiero univisiÓn fin de semana ediciÓn nocturna. presentadora: muy buenas noches. las autoridades de riverside detienen el sÁbado a un hombre fuertemente armado que intentÓ entrar a un mitin de campaÑa de

it was like jonathan karl said.lievable that donald trump fiasco they were packed to the gills. they were ten deep going into the garden in new york city. no fights, no nothing. it was just joyous. the amazing part of it is that when they want to say that this was a nazi rally, they insulted everyone at that place. everyone who was in the garden was thrilled with the exceptional speakers. elon musk, vivek ramaswamy, jesse, you mentioned. dana white. these are incredible substantial people. the democrats want to make it something that it really wasn't. but in the end, when you think about it, their version of democracy is picking a woman who has not gotten one vote but was chosen by a machine to run for president but we are the fascists. and finally, as it relates to that podcast, the trump campaign came right out and said that does not reflect our views or the campaign's views. they did it in record time. they were not happy with it. >> dana: okay, coming up. we will on. kamala harris icing joe biden out. find out m

i want to give here great credit to paul kengor who just writes terrific books about who karl marx really was. and it continues right on through to people like wilhelm reich and then of mikhail fuko. what you see is interesting. there is a a very common theme. all the utopians which of which marx is one, all the utopians are themselves hard core sexual perverts or right. none of them can stay married to one person or stay faithful to one person and then go from right. and it marx did he just cheated on right. that's all i was going to say. right. and it just, you know, it really became apparent to me that their ideologies are in fact, probably an outgrowth, their own sexuality. but it's really helpful to understand how central it is to them to destroy sexual to destroy the family. and that's why we partly why we are where we are have to destroy the family because. it's the pre-state pre political most basic institution of civil. we have here jay richards was a preeminent expert in all this and they seek it in the manifesto marx puts abolish family. they seek and they have all this is some

among them are post-war architectural ensembles of eastern europe: moscow, kiev, warsaw, karl-marx allee in berlin, but the authoritative commission assessed minsk avenue as unique, which is worthy of being among the iconic objects of world culture. minsk avenue has a unique integrity. this is truly the last example of a classic. and could not imagine what passions were boiling around the belarusian capital and its main avenue in forty-fourth, immediately after liberation from the fascists. and with what labor, what heroic efforts of its residents it was erected. in july 1944, in the high offices of the central committee of the party in moscow, the fate of the belarusian capital was being decided. a group of authoritative architects was invited to the next meeting with the secretary of the central committee of the cpsu malinkov. their opinion is unanimous. the capital of the bssr must be built in a new place. this will be cheaper than restoring a practically. destroyed city. borisov was proposed as one of the options and the arguments that in water-rich belarus, all large cities arose on

those are karl rove's words. that's why he's scared of doing another debate. of course, it's projection. every accusation is a form of confession and all of this nonsense, childish lashing out is because of embarrassment. in my view at least. you can see where this goes. the racism did not work. the sexism did not work and the latest tax probably won't work either. it's crazier and crazier. the question is, what is next? when the outrageous rhetorical attacks fall flat, what does he do next? what's a backup plan when the country sees through all of this bs? we know with a backup plan is because we have seen a version of this movie before. back in 2020. not that long ago. trump's next step is to prime his base that the election will be rigged. into monkeying around with the election. according to the "new york times", his allies are bombarding the courts to do that. these key states where the election will be one coworker lost. what happens if that doesn't work? we have seen that movie before too. he is showing another example of how open to violence he is. >>

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victoria isakova, maria lukyanova and kuzma kotrilev, and the main role is played by german actor karl philip benschawel. on the country's screens, the film is a participant in the national competition russian. premieres of the moscow international film festival comedy is the worst of all. a film about teenage complexes, justified and unjustified, was shot by debutante alexandra karmaeva at studios in gigdebut. we were captivated by the intonation with which this charming story is told. with the target audience, the film speaks a language familiar to her. at school, ksyusha is laughed at because of her excess weight, but the girl is not discouraged, writes songs and dreams of performing at the last bell. in order to conquer a handsome classmate, the selection for the concert turns into a complete failure, and after another portion of ridicule, ksyusha starts a block, now she is a fat woman, mercilessly ridiculing herself and everyone around her, that she went to school like that, mom, we are on the nose of an ecological catastrophes, the ozone layer is not getting thicker, unlike me, w

let's bring in karl rove.re does seem to be very little argument that vance prevailed in the debate. here is a few of the highlights from last night. >> if kamala harris has such great plans for how to address middle-class problems, then she ought to do them now, not when asking for a promotion, but in the job the american people gave her three and a half years ago. i want us as a republican party to be pro-family in the fullest sense of the word. you ask about family separation. right now, in this country, margaret, we have 320,000 children that the department of homeland security has effectively lost. >> the economy -- >> since you are fact-checking me, i think it is important to say was actually going on. >> john: so it appeared to be a very good night for j.d. vance. the question, karl, doesn't move the needle at all? >> it was a very good night for him and it was a very bad night for tim walz, who offered up a couple of heavy offerings of word salad, but no, look, the first debate, where donald trump was

joining us now is fox news contributor karl rove. great to have you here.ne season always coincides with election season. how do you think she has handled this so far? >> those are reasonably good criticism of her. she is in a bad place. the federal government is not in charge of disaster recovery. we were talking about this off camera. the governors are in charge and desantis in florida and cooper in north carolina are the people who are making the decisions. they call on the federal government for assistance but they are in charge. we look to washington and think it is up to them. so she may not be the person who is getting instructions from the state governors saying here is what we need in the way of resources and money but she looks like she is disengaged. >> dana: ron desantis and kamala harris had a back and forth. she said i called him. i talked to the president and you are not in the chain of command. how dare he not take my phone call. she doesn't have anything to offer. >> look, in fact look, it's ceremonial, the governor talking to the president

karl bernstein has no incentive to help donald trump. reporters with olivia newsy outside of a biden debate debating how dead he was. not my words. the words of a reporter. okay. you have had a firsthand account. those who have are being intellectually honest have told us exactly what biden is good answer with this is it's not helpful for me to get into a back and forth with the president. i'm going to committee job. it's unhelpful to our relationship. let's move onto the next topic. that was an honest answer, what we heard was not. >> steve: she said i am not going to continue -- my administration will be completely different essentially is the first time she ever said that than joe biden which is what people wanted to hear. it's complicated because she is the sitting vice president. there shi is sitting next to the president. but if you look at the soundbite where haley asked her about joe biden, all she really says is i worked with joe biden. i watched him do his work. those are accurate things. but she never actually addressed the is

construction and other work, a fire broke out in the building of the khabarovsk regional musical theater on karlreet. in the city of khabarovsk, which resulted in damage. on the spot an investigation team is working on the incident , involving employees of the forensic science department, the investigative department. israel reported losses during the fighting in lebanon for the first time. at least eight soldiers were killed in an armed clash with hezbollah fighters. in turn, the yemeni houthis announced drone strikes on tel avi. and the head of mid-lebanon said that the deceased leader of the hezbollah movement, shortly before the murder, agreed to a ceasefire. details of the escalation in the middle east in reports denis dashkola. a restless night for beirut . a dozen strikes on different areas of the lebanese capital. israel launched missiles not only from planes, but also from ships. one of the targets, as stated by the idf, was a certain hezbollah medical facility. six people were killed in the strike on a residential building, and seven were seriously wounded. according to israeli media,

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someone who knows that well is karl rove a fox news contributor presidential consultant who has two wins under his belt for george w. bush. carl, always good to see you. what do you see trending right now as we head to the top of the ninth? >> yes, what we see is a harris flatlining and modestly declining in donald trump modestly rising. i see a 50/50 election coin toss in seven states over 300 electoral votes you look at 5:30 eight.com and the silver bowl into other aggregators of the recent polls they show are leading in four states him in three with her at tuning 76 ino a and 62. sunna single state in the latter two aggregates in which anybody is ahead by 2% or more. sixteen excuse me, if you take a look at all of 21 instances of data that you get from the aggregators, three aggregator poles times seven battleground states, tone internal data points. sixteen are separated by less than 1%. it is a nailbiter and will be right until the end i think. eric: i don't have your whiteboard there with you but what state should we be looking at? i was at michigan, wisconsin, pennsylvania is at t

the city experiencing sweltering temperatures and karl the fog not there to help carry. are we going to be seeing karl anytime soon? probably not. at least through the weekend. we are still in for some well above normal temperatures and our air quality also has been a little bit more unhealthy as a result of this high pressure. that's causing this extreme heat and not much movement of that air to mix out some of these pollutants. so it's still going to be unhealthy for sensitive groups in the east bay. and santa clara valley. that's the worst of the air quality, but it's still moderate elsewhere. and in walnut creek, we're going to see temperatures in the mid 70s at 9:00. at 1:00 it is 98 degrees, and we're in the triple digits throughout much of the afternoon. and we're going to have another sweltering day where we may reach some more record highs in santa rosa. the forecast is 103. the record is 102. we'll be very close in san francisco and oakland. we may tie a record in livermore of 106, and san jose may smash that old record of 96 as we hit a high of 101, we'll talk

for example, renata blumame, also familiar to the soviet public from the late the eighties series "karl marx". in popularity, it is rivaled by, well, perhaps, the ballet of the central television of the gdr, which flickered in the morning mail program, and for some time the forward of the magdeburg football club, jurgen sparwaser. the ussr team did not get to the 1974 world cup due to its refusal to play a qualifying match with the chilean team, where a military accident had just occurred. the germans from the east then unexpectedly won this politically charged derby with a score of 1:0. this was the end of the east german team's success at the championship, but the party the leadership of the ussr and the gdr, this, of course, gave reason to talk about the advantages of the socialist system. in general , the sporting achievements of the gdr even caused some jealousy in moscow, but now no one is interested in this. sporting achievements are all doping, education and science are nonsense, industry was bought for pennies , mostly liquidated, the whole gdr is worthy only of the fact that t

kolode about pinocchio karl kolode stepan, now you know the correct answer to our question, no. it true that a preliminary sketch for a painting or drawing is called a sketch? time! dmitry, and i am not very sure that this is the correct answer, but ... i think that the correct answer is yes, eh, oh, sad, sad, sad, sad, yaroslav, and how are you do you think i answered intuitively, yes, well maybe it's just that, or my memory is failing me, but i remember that in the art textbook, there was something like that in the dictionary, or memory or intuition, one of them is definitely failing you, is there anyone who answered this question, no? matvey, share, tell us, please, i answered no, because it seems correct, it's called a sketch, and what is a sketch then? i can't remember now, well, unfortunately, i didn't repeat it yesterday, maybe the day before yesterday, no, okay, a preliminary sketch is a sketch, in this one, here we have a sketch and... after pressing the corresponding button, no, okay, matvey, i answered yes, although i didn't repeat it at all before the super final, i

concertgoers usually count on karl the fog making an appearance.d up on blankets and jackets, but with unusually hot weather we've been having, it's expected to be very sunny, which will be a rare treat, and it's free. >>> thanks for joining us. the cbs evening news with norah o'donnell is next. local news continues streaming on cbs news bay area. we' >> norah: the grim milestone with more than 200 killed by hurricane helene as hope fades for finding the missing.

ten years ago karl rove pushed back on the argument from democrats that demography was destiny and thatite, that would inherently go to democrats benefit. his argument was, what is going to be issue driven. what you are seeing is people supporting president trump, it is the economy as the key driver issue as opposed to you all have some new pulling out on this as well, the biggest motivator for harris' voters, "we don't like donald trump." voters generally respond much more favorably and aggressively to care about this policy. i care what this person is going to do than for straight up "i don't like this person." >> john: you stole my thunder. [laughter] this is the date on the front beyond likely a top issue motivating you to vote, economy 18%, so that is the reason they are voting for him, immigration, 17%, for traits and values 10% as opposed to kamala harris and top reason they voted for her was because they dislike trump. this seems to be her closing argument and not that we are great and will bring you something you have never seen before and we will eat the biden administration a

karl marx street in khabarovsk, which resulted in damage.igative team is working at the scene , including employees of the forensic science department of the investigative department. a state of emergency has been declared in one of the districts of kamchatka due to flooding. due to heavy rains, a river overflowed its banks and flooded the village of sobolevo. rescuers are currently working there. sixteen residential areas were immediately flooded, and the only road leading to the settlement was washed away. bridge supports were damaged. by this hour, the water level the water in the river has stopped rising, and a special commission is going around the houses to assess the damage. israel launched a new missile attack on the center of beirut, as reported by the lebanese ministry of health, 46 people were killed in the attacks in a day. meanwhile, the israeli army is expanding its ground operation on the border. at least eight soldiers were killed in an armed clash with hezbollah fighters. more about the situation in the middle east, victoria

construction and other work, a fire broke out in the building of the khabarovsk regional musical theater on karlx street in the city of khabarovsk, which caused damage. an investigative team is working at the scene with the participation of employees of the forensic department of the investigative department. the regional ministry of digital development also stated that there may be interruptions in cellular communications in the city center, since the building housed the stations of base operators communications. elizaveta yurova igorcherov, vesti khabarovsk. in kamchatka, a rescued group of killer whales got stuck in shallow water again. according to the latest information, all individuals are alive. one of the animals fell on its side, rescuers have already left for help. the plan of action is the same, provide the family with the most comfortable conditions, wait for the tide and send them in the right direction. let me remind you. late in the evening , the killer whales were finally able to swim out and moved to ustye, but after a couple of kilometers they ended up on the shallows. my colle

khabarovsk regional musical theater on karl marx street in the city of khabarovsk, which entailed causinginvestigation team is working at the scene, with the participation of employees of the forensic department of the investigative department. she stated that there may be interruptions in cellular communications. in the city center, since the building housed the stations of the basic communication operators. khabarovsk residents have been watching the process since the morning, they have not left, and many are standing with tears in their eyes, as they told us, literally an entire era is leaving, everyone went there, brought their children, this is a cult, iconic place for the entire region, and they also write words of support telegram channel of the musical theater, sympathizes with the artist in support them in this difficult situation and there also the theater moskomedi announced that they are not holding any collection of donations for restoration - all this, if anyone sees such information, all this is a scammers' tricks, in no case should you react to this. also in the evening th

karl rove said we should figure out what the deal is with this decision desk. the decision desk is in a different place, and i showed you earlier in the 6:00 hour what it takes to get there. i will escort you down the steps so you can interview them. >> all right. >> watch your step. >> thank you. i don't want to fall. >> there you go. >> in front of these millions of people. >> okay. >> all right. >> this only tells part of the story, mika, but go ahead. >> first of all, that doesn't prove the opposite is going to happen. i know that's not what you were presenting there. we don't know. >> that's why i said it is going to be a tie. >> exactly. >> that's why i'm saying it is a tie right now. >> i was just validating that. i think also explaining some of what you're hearing is a sense of discouragement that it is so close, given the darkness and the threats, the serious threats to democracy and to people. >> yeah. >> on the trump said. >> right, right. jonathan lemire, i wanted to show the clips just to show that, again, that doesn't really fully explain the bubb