s. military bases in syria and the rac iran once the us out of the region is the role of syria in this equation. do you think changing unfortunately for syria i system or the war and guys how it has all the worry guys on his, on the line see of his role as a bottle brown for escalations between different doctors. oh. between regional office. uh, we're seeing an increase the tax by uranium by hoops targeting us bases is yours ease, and these are thoughts i have been framed as retaliation for us support of as well . so more, let's say more escalation in different areas, neighbor one, syria is going to be more escalation is here, as is the bottom, the bottom ground will the factors. okay? now her watch with the international crisis group, and we appreciate you taking the time to talk with us. we appreciate you putting things in a very valuable context for us. thank you. thank you so much for our or the, the clean up is under way and tie one after wind and rain from time fall incredible unclaimed at least 2 lines and caused major damage. right across the island. the winds were not as fast

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the rac summit in cuz on has come to a triumphant close providing attendees with a detailed roadmap for development. i pose the west. cautiously, i is the blocks plans to shake off the dollars chain also ahead. the southern people are killed by an idea of striking on a residential building and they route as 3 reporters lose their lives in the self of 11 on the stands, the tides are shifting in the red sea. as a ron announces its 1st ever joint naval trails. so saudi arabia, living test, a years long process, the relationship, the we are watching r t international. i'm rachel ruble live in moscow. the curtains have closed on the 3rd and final day of the brick summit. top officials and leaders from dozens of nations descended upon the russian city of cuz on making history as they signed, landmark agreements that are re shaping the global political stage. how did this year summit wrap up? see for yourself the, the secretary general said that we should all live as one big family. my dear mister secretary general. this is exactly how he lives in the chairmanship of the form left, a little ti

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[laughter] all right -- maria: rac health care, i've said this over and over again, it's so disingenuousorate greed, okay? if you believe that, then what do you have to say about the corporate agreed before kamala harris was in charge, okay? if what about all of the companies -- these margins are so small for these food companies, it's a very hard argument to make that they're price gouging and that's to how we got 40-year-high inflation. no mention of the $7 trillion in spending that kamala oversaw mt. last four years. rachel: no question about that. maria bartiromo, catch "sunday morning futures" right after this. thanks, maria. maria: see you soon. rachel: you got it. let's check in with meteorologist adam klotz. adam: rachel, i'm out here making friends for halloween. do we love halloween? >> yeah! adam: do we love candy? >> yeah! adam: do we love costumes? we also love the weather -- >> a little less excited about that one. it is a really nice if forecast, let's dive right into with it. where it is fairly pleasant here in new york, right around 50 degrees. cool spot on the map is ba

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remember that rac, the lone one on one senate debate h pening sky fox ktvu henry lee reports. police officers in el cerrito responded to reports of a shooting on elm street around 1030. this morning. elm street is a few blocks east of san pablo avenue, which is the main thoroughfare through el cerrito. when officers arrived, they found one person who had been shot. officers detained another person they have identified as the shooter. the person who was hit by gunfire was airlifted to a trauma center for treatment of his injuries. at this point, richmond police and kensington police have joined, together with el cerrito officers to make sure it's a secure area. the exact nature of the shooting is still being investigated during the initial response. a nearby school. summit k2, was put on a precautionary lockdown that has been lifted here as soon as the scene is secured, but sky fox doing us doing a good job of showing us what's unfolding right now on elm street, it's just a couple of blocks away from san pablo avenue. not sure exactly what block this happened on, but according

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notso what impact will the vp debate tomorrow night have onll race rac the de?>> former counselor to president trump and host of fox nation's. here's counsel the deal, kellyae conway. so what impact will this. >> they're lowering expectations for walls the way they lowered expectationy are l. harris. they know that the two of them otheryes upstage each because they're very unimpressive and inauthentic. so we have to be a littlimpresst careful here. i believe the yale law school educated, trained j.d. vance, is going to prevail in that debate for a couple of reasons . the mainstream media and other democrats did really stupidthin thing with j.d. while they tried to drown him out in the first two days after trump picked him. they turn the spigot full blast. tull how you hurtd someone. you hurt them drip, drip. but they said, let's put it lee. ut ther and he survived. he thought trump would just leave me out to sea with no lifeboat. the opposite s happened.d bo he got bigger, bolder, stronger, hit, the campaign said tstroo see that vance has more than 100 interview

rac so, listen, ted cruz is in a tough race, has been grossly outspent. cruz can use all all the assets he can get to make sure he canall asse defeat colin all. >> yeah. all right. we appreciate you, governor. or. hannity straight ahead, if someone is in trouble, you do whatever you got to do to help . it's a hard job for anyone. chicago, med, fire and p.d. check your local listings. >> hello. i'm former arkansas governor mike huckabee. a lot of times you can't control the amount sleep that you're getting. i know it's scary unless. you use relaxium sleep relaxium. sleep is a product that's made from natural ingredients, and it usually works from the very first night you try it. relaxium sleep is studied, tested and designed by a neurologist to help you fall asleep faster, stay asleep longer and wake up refreshed. >> relaxium sleep worked from the very first night i took, i had more focus and mental clarity than i've had in years. i wake up feeling alert and i've had the best night's sleep. >> stop being afraid and start sleeping your fears away with relax

washington journal,"ng at those statyourcreen that could make the difference in this very close presidential rache polls are tight with 11 days to go. our covera campaign 202 continues here on c-span today and through the weekend, next week, although a gap to election day, when we will begin our coverage of election date and night at 7:00 p.m. eastern. we will be live throughout the evening into the wee hours of the morning, right up to "washington journal" when they continue coverage of the campaign until noon eastern time . join us then. cynthia, north carolina, democrat. good morning. is gender a factor in your vote this november? caller: good morning. i'm so glad you asked because, yes, gender plays a big role for me. i'm 74, i have life experience, and 1.i would like to make is that men have been running things for hundreds of years, and they have not done a great job. they have brought wars, environmental destruction, they have shown a general lack of respect for women and for families less paid, typically, for women's jobs. they are not interested in issues that at least deal with, especi

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