af branko, about the first meeting of the two candidates face to face, on the side of kamala harris, democratic party, the asel - its traditional symbol, as well as all the mass media, as they say, an armband. dev o'amond, with his impressions of the first televised debate between kamela harris and donald trump. the author has no doubt about the winner in atalya. a man who looks like trump says: "has kamla gone yet?" tom stiglich with his commentary on the democratic election campaign. on the right, trump supporters with the traditional slogans, make america great again, comment on the images used by kamla harris, and it was they who called us cultists and adherents of the personality cult. trump has there was no basic idea, because trump's main idea was how wonderful i am. was president will be again, that is, like, when they tell you about people, about changes, and you talk about your wonderfulness, and you have already been, in general, your wonderfulness is not obvious, well , it seems to me, this is the main mistake, the rest is secondary, and with trump, in my opinion, if i we

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the af italiani survey has also shown that six italians out of 10 are unhappy with ursola vonder lion being confirmed as the head of the europe. commission, the german top diplomat is seen by many as a far to belligerant leader, max chivily press. that's a wrap for now, but stick around, we've got plenty more to come here on press dvc in a bit. and asking him because of imam, give me this and give me that. this is about people who got silenced but kept fighting supervision. and controlling of freedom of speech only comes up when you're criticizing israel. 45% journalists behind israeli bars at the moment. they warn students that if they remain here, they will be arrested. this is about the voices of palestine.

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the af italian survey has also shown that six italians out of. 10 are unhappy with ursola vonder lion being confirmed as the head of the european commission, the german top diplomat is seen by many as a far to belligerant leader, max ch press tv rome. that's right for this edition of press tv's world news. stick around though, we've got plenty more to come, seen a bit. i don't win many awards in my own country so i'm a bit shocked, firstly like to thank the iranian people for uh welcoming welcoming me into your beautiful country, i want to tell you uh all people in this room storyteller. truth tellers, we cannot fake in emotion, we cannot fake the truth, this is for every child, mother and father who are lost by us made weapons and uk made weapons and european made weapons in our palestine, the second sub international media festival. hello, i'm sean murray, and this is the conversation where we take an alternative look at political events and current affairs through anaries. in this show we hope to pick, probe, investigate and uncover the stories that you want to hear. we go where ma

officials also say the number of young people who use vapes this year is about one-third af what it was at its peak in 2019 when more than 5 million young people reported, they pews, federal health inspectors are still working to address a massive backlog of pharmaceutical plants that went and inspected during the covid-19 pandemic. the associated press says nearly 2000 drug manufacturing plants around the world are overdue for fda inspections. the agency considers plants that have gone more than 5 years without inspection to be a significant risk to public health. >> it is little 8 little wonder that in the absence of regulatory inspections and actions that we've seen, numerous quality control failures and important drugs. >> it is past time. the fda addresses these issues. people's lives depend on it. agency officials say their work has been hampered by difficulties recruiting and retaining inspectors who face a grueling schedule of overseas travel. >> and still ahead on the news at 6, another hot one today, some cities in the bay. we're triple digits. chief meteorologist kathy trafto

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the allies of of israel are going to be punished in a very severe manner, whether we're looking at af. and we see south africa leading into this and how they they uh look at the us the west overall how there is lack of faith now in united nations which is just really. rich people's club of five permanent members, lot a lot of things have really changed on the ground, but think it is too early because there isn't a space at the moment to bring in really different things to happen because of an ongoing war, so once this war has been packed up, we will see lot more that is going to bring israel down, their economy is in the doll drums, their public opinion is literally completely bottle. rock bottom, so i think the real defeat of israel is will be seen after we have seen the arms going silent. okay, mr. mushan abbas, we have about three minutes left and we're going to have to wrap up this discussion, so with reference to what sakina just said, and we've heard this time and again over the past session, so uh, with the reference to what sakina just said, and we've heard this time and again

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according to the results of these elections , we saw that either the far-right from the political party aflternative for germany) won, but in addition to this, another political force appeared, it is called the sahra wagenkt alliance, and it won 12.2 and 15.7% respectively in saxony and thuringia, so... it should be recalled that the elections were held in these two federal states. if we talk about the results of the alternative for germany, then in saxony, in fact, the christian democrats of the alternative for germany got almost the same result, well, the cdu is a little more, the cdu is a little more there, but if we talk about the distribution of mandates, they have it there for one or two months more, i.e. approximately by... 32% of the vote, yes, if we talk about thuringia, there the alternative for germany received approximately 33% of the vote, yes, i.e. on 10% more than it was in 2019, the christian democrats got almost 24%, well , the coalition, the coalition, the german typical coalition today, the social democrats, got an absolutely devastating result, yes, the free democrats d

como huracÁn categorÍa uno a luisiana y podÍa llegar con fuertes lluvias e incluso con inundaciones af regresiva para el debate de maÑana entre kamala harris y donald trump. serÁ el primer encuentro entre los 2 en mucho estÁ en juego. hoy los 2 candidatos se preparan para la cita. las encuestas muestran una contienda prÁcticamente empatada y cualquier cosa puede mover la diferencia. y si algo hemos aprendido en este ciclo electoral es que un debate puede cambiarlo todo. cristina londoÑo reporta desde filadelfia el lugar de la cita. >> (sonido ambiente(. >> la expectativa del cara a cara por la presidencia tan grande que para residentes de pensilvania — en la ansiedad. yvette gonzÁlez espera que kamala harris le gane a donald trump. >> porque es muy racista le gusta humillar a la mujer. le gusta humillar a las personas. >> montes dice que votarÁ con el bolsillo. ya han Él ayuda mucho las personas y a la economÍa ahorita. >> fuertes fuentes cercanas a kamala harris dicen que estÁ preparando el debate para darse a conocer y estar alitas y que donald trump lo insulta o para corregirlo. >>

the far-right alternative for germany or af party. where she won a decisive victory in the elections in thuringia in the east of the country and took second place in neighboring saxony. most of our people do not want things to remain as they were before, they want political change, and now we are the strongest force in turyungia, and i am interested to see how the old parties will then try to somehow form losing coalition, it will be exciting. this is the first victory of the german far-right after the second world war, the third in thuringia. sara wagenknecht's union was a newly formed ultra-left party. despite the fact that the results were predictable, they shocked many of germany's allies, not least ukraine. germany is the second donor of military aid to kyiv after the usa. now this is in doubt. both far-right and far-left populist forces have campaigned for a cut in german aid to ukraine, and they have directly called for a reduction in military help they called. authorities finally negotiated with russia. in the short-term perspective, analysts say, the results of the local ele

next to story about police butality in the us, because is what pan-african ism is, it's connecting af. people all over the world and understanding we have a shared struggle and actually only only way we can overcome that struggle is if we unite and that's the way to go in terms of bringing back self-confidence. to africans all over the world, okay, which the west has sucked out of them exactly, exactly, yeah, i mean, that's that's why we we we we put so many historical posters, not many, but enough, because part of the colonization process, much like the colonization process happens in palestine right now, is you tell a lie, so in palestine they said, it's a land without a people, which is not true, yeah, and it's used to justify the settle colonial project, in africa, they say we're bringing civilization, the the... premise of that is there was no civilization before, so an important part in building people's confidence is showing them, here's the civilization that existed in zimbabwe, here's a civilization that existed in in benin, in nigeria, here's a civilization that existed in e

theirfirst announcement saying in their first announcement the attacks since he is rightly strike that afnd israel. obviously, their retaliation continuing following that attack on what israel is describing as his brother headquarters in the suburb of beirut. that happened just minutes after benjamin met and yahoos speak israel launched a wave of attacks on the lebanese capital of beirut. this is what israeli military spokesman rear admiral daniel hagari had to say about the attacks in beirut. moments ago, the israel defense forces carried out a precise strike on the central headquarters of the hezbollah terror organisation that served as the epicentre of hezbollah�*s terror. hezbollah�*s central headquarters was intentionally built under residential buildings in the heart of the dahiyeh in beirut, as part of hezbollah�*s strategy of using lebanese people as human shields. on october eighth, hezbollah started attacking israel after almost a year of his brotherfiring rockets, missiles and suicide drones at israeli civilians. after almost a year of israel warning the world and telling them

last month there was a stabbing by syrian asylum seeker that played into the hands of the af day and see right across europe, in france, in italy, in many parts of the country. in many parts of the continent. the far right is rising and it is this youth vote that is coming out. your most associate the far right voters sometimes with elderly voters sometimes with elderly voters but that is not the case here in germany where the afd hasn�*t really used tiktok and social media to harness young voters and that is a real concern, i think, for the traditional establishment parties here going forward. and of concern for the chancellor even though he will have some respite from the results tonight. let�*s turn to some other news around the world. media outlets injapan report six people have been killed after rains caused floods and landslides in the northwestern ishikawa region. more than 40,000 people across four cities have been ordered to evacuate after at least a dozen rivers in the region burst their banks. the region is still recovering from a powerful earthquake at the begining of thi

the afs, for example, is estimated that 320,000 people had been pushed into poverty because of mortgageest rate rises triggered by the disastrous autumn 2022. and of course there are many unfunded policies that the then prime minister made. so when i recognised the measures and the king's speech will go a long way to reducing and reducing in the medium term, tackling the appalling poverty that we are seeing, they will not come in time for this winter. i am proud that they by continuing the triple lock on pensions, something that will be worth an estimated £416, an extra £416. this will not happen until next spring. the setting up of the new energy production company, again, alongside making homes more efficient, is a fantastic initiative and it will contribute to our net zero targets and reduce the energy bills. again, this won't be in time to offset the 10% increase in energy bills this winter. i support ourfocus in energy bills this winter. i support our focus about growing our economy but again, this will not happen overnight. the joseph rowntree foundation estimated in their report

other safe havens, as they call them, um, they did it because they have family members, yes they are af. for their family members, but at the same time they do understand the situation since 2006, we have remember we have passed through this during the israeli occupations aggression on lebanon in 2006, the lebanese empty the villages, so when hizballah fights, there are not much civilian targets that the israelies can hit and fight more freely. the israelis have been warning that they're going to go with the land invasion, the resistance is ready for that, but when it comes to the people on the ground, everybody is angry, everybody's talking how terrorist this attack is, and even the... international community, mean they targeted omas civilian population, most of those who lost their lives and who lost their limbs and their eyes are nurses, people work in the fnb industry, people who work in the transportation industry, those are the ones who use usually the pagers and walkie talkies, so hezballah does understand this, and following the attack that happened on friday, remember they assa

media, we've seen that people can go out and just expose the hypocrisy, there was a woman, just one af. woman in france that just went out and filmed a far right march and she said they won't allow pro- palestine marches, but they're allowing these guys doing hitler salutes, one woman, she didn't even need anybody with her, one brave woman with just a smartphone in her hand and she can go out to the streets, she doesn't need the evangelical church, she doesn't need apac, she doesn't need the strength of the us army, she just needs her herself and her phone and that's the power of social media yeah, tell us about your experience and what do you think of the role of social media and activism, especially as a comedian, how do you use your platform to raise awareness? i just before i say about my own experience, i feel the truth example as well, if you look at the journalists, the heroic journalists in gaza, you know, say and i know it's not all about social media numbers, but just let's be crass for second, like motas has 18 million followers. on instagram, so for all the money that the i

according to the results of these elections, we saw that we won or the far-right from the political party aflternative for germany), but in addition to this , another political force appeared, it called alliance sahra wagenkt, and it scored 12.2 and 15.7%, respectively in saxony and thuringia, if you remember. elections were held in these two federal states, if we talk about the results of the alternative for germany, then in saxony the christian democrats and the alternative for germany actually got almost the same result, well, the cdu is a little more, the cdu is a little more there, but if we talk about the distribution of mandates, there they have one or two months more, that is, about 32% each. er votes, yes, if we talk about thuringia, then there the alternative for germany got about 33% of the vote, yes, that is 10% more than it was in 2019, the christian democrats got almost 24%, and the coalition, the german coalition is a typical coalition today, the social democrats, the greens, got just a devastating result, yes, the free democrats did not pass at all, the free democrats did not

we cannot af afford a shutdown which would be greatly damaging to our national security, to critical government programs, and to the american people. not to mention the enormous cost of government shutdowns. i commend the speaker for his efforts to find a path forward. he's dealt -- he was dealt a very difficult hand and has delivered once again for the good of the country. this path ensures americans aren't needlessly punished with a costly shutdown and allows the people and importantly the next president to have a say in the appropriations process. for these reasons i urge all of my colleagues to vote in support of h.r. 9747 today. thank you and i reserve the balance of my time. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman from oklahoma reserves. the gentlelady from connecticut is recognized. ms. delauro: mr. speaker, i yield myself such time as i may consume. and let me first say a thank you to the gentleman from oklahoma for allowing me the 10 minutes. i'm much appreciative. i rise in support of this continuing resolution, which will avert a costly and pointless government shutdown. an

have a standing army, they're not deploying that, clearly that's that's a recognition that wouldn't be af. by the conventional israeli military tactics, of course they know from 2000 and 2006 that the conventional israeli military strategy failed, and i think that they're absolutely petrified in trying to go back into lebanon, they doing everything they can to avoid doing, but at the same time they want to inflict some sort of psychological damage, their real tactic, i think is to try and get the lebanese public so demoralized or... damaged that they turn on hezbolah, i think that's their kind of really deluted, very delusional strategy. it totally uh doesn't take into the account the fact that hezbulah has uh an absolute support from the lebanese uh people as a as a resistance force, power excellence, they are not going to affect the morale of the hezbulah who are rooted in spiritual and justice orientated ideologies. and who are not just fighting for land, they understand that there is something far bigger at stake here, which is the the the the actual entire spiritual sanctities and an

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[screaming] [chanting] >> ainsley: af alex hogan is live.cary, they put that plastic bag over his head. >> the two u.s. marines were taken to the hospital as precaution and the u.s. embassy is conferming both of them are safe. this is alarming footage that took players yesterday showing one marine being restrained by a group of men shouting, yankee, go home, before they put a bag over his head. another marine is seen running in and others intervened. this uturkish town, part of youh union of turkey. the navy confurthermored no u.s. service members were detained. the youth of union of turkey gave reuters this statement. u.s. soldiers who carry blood of our soldiers and thousands of palestinians cannot dirty our country. we will meet you the way you deserve. this took place yesterday in the western part of turkey where the uss wasp arrived a day ago. the marines were able to return to their ship. >> brian: 29 after the hour, expand on this with mark ramone, who joins us now. that is a nato ally. a lot of people are hostile to the u.s. this is

they were part osury af treasur.just like other aimes, it sounds like brightest gnomic private citizens that provided incredibly important information. a car and a tag number is amazingly important informations in the aftermath of something like this. so kudos to whatever private citizen it was that fought them off to take a picture and get that information to the police. >> it is hard to use the wordso spectacular after something like this i'm so close to happening yet again.ll but i will say, it sounds like the coordination, the communication and the effort by law enforcement to put swift action to the information thattu they were receiving was spectacular. so i want to thank them personally for for that. the but it sounds like they really had their game on. they move swiftly, this guy is in custody and that is invaluable. >> trey: ak-47, that is not aex weapon i am familiar with excepa my name. what is it capable of doing? because it it seems like it is capable of wreaking a lot of carnage had that weapon actualle

i am not saying he was perfect, i af agree he got caught up in things about rallies and j6, he does,e the less, on you know, economy, and anonymous n, m -- in. >> he knows who he is debating, she saids i'm not joe biden, no one thinks you are. joe biden has been around for 50 years it was a coop what they did to him. and donald trump knows who he is dialing with here, when he says she is taking my policies, i need to give her a maga hat. there is a one line they're everyone remembers the next day, here one line liner, she had some strong ones, a challenge her to explain why she has not dedone more in three and a half years. larry: i did not like the eye rolls. >> why was she. larry: several times trump would talk she would do this eye thing. >> one more thing about why i think you and hugh hewitt are right on how it will be looked at in short-term. what donald trump said jives with what donald trump call aus -- always says, what she said last night, i could cue up tape to what she said was opposite, that say problem, people tend to have time to be larry kudlow, they justme want to fi

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the áf the reason i'm not ahead is because my opponent has billionaire backers and they're funding therichest super pack in the country. that's likely to grow well beyond 50 million. we have to fight against that. we have a deadline this monday just not even, just a little more than 24 hours away. if you're with us, and you want to help us fight back against these billionaires who are trying to buy this election, i hope folks will go to bob casey.com and contribute because we're being outspent badly by these billionaires. >> last week i was in philadelphia in my capacity as head of national action network. as part of a bus tour to encourage young black people to turn out and vote. regardless of who they choose. we were making similar stops in states like wisconsin and north carolina. some polling suggests black support for the democratic ticket is lagging. slightly behind what it was in 2020. our new nbc news poll out today shows latino support for democrats has also softened. how do you make sure these communities turn out and vote for you and vice president kamala harris in pennsylva

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joining me now is daniel moody, host of the woke af daily podcast. a lot to get to.start with trump and j.d. vance but i'm getting tired or not including j.d. vance because it includes him. their baseless claims about haitian migrants eating pets in springfield, ohio. this rhetoric has led to bomb threats, forced evacuations and closures of public schools and municipal building for two straight days. trump out to start his mass deportation plan with the haitian immigrants in ohio despite the fact that they are here in the united states illegally. how dangerous is this rhetoric? >> it is incredibly dangerous, katie. this is not the first time we have seen this. we have seen donald trump telling people on january 6th that things will be wild. we saw how that turned out. i wish that the people of springfield, ohio, the city of springfield, ohio, would think about potentially suing donald trump. it is actually causing harm. this is just not regular, you know, political regret. it is terrorism. we need to call it what it is. donald trump on tuesday says these lies to 60 m

you have china and russia destabilizing north af africa by supporting insurgencies that look like warsca by china's flew friends n the continent. cheryl: we've been watching the oil markets can and china being the biggest purchaser of oil from iran, that's funding the operations we're seeing from the iranians. that money is still flowing in. >> it's flowing in completely, regardless of what america does. i think we have to tighten that up. i think we need to have a bigger stick when we come to controlling the stick. we have to have a bigger stick. this is funding terrorism around the world right under our watch. cheryl: also, i have to say, one of the things i want to hear from tomorrow night interest the presidential candidates is foreign policy and that interview that harris and a walz gave with dana bash on cnn, there was nothing asked about foreign policy which i found to be disa appointing. >> i think americans should be very concerned about what's going on in china today. and gordon's point is well taken. the economy is under stress and when it's under stress in china, the whole

pennsylvania is af not need tipping point state.asey still has a golden name in pennsylvania despite the fact that there are fewer and fewer voters every year that ever voted for his father. but, i think, as a neutral proposition, he fits what pennsylvania democrats are kind of okay with. >> repositioned on abortion. >> yes. from a residual standpoint. he kind of gets credit on both sides. it is aware dynamic where he has evolved in this time in the senate but i don't think anybody hold it against him. fewer single issue voters on that if you think about mccormick to patrick's point what we saw 22 was the playbook. just using that carpet bagger, you know, appealing to the sensibility. a hedge fund from the coast. the ability to say that i am indeed from here. i, you know, went to west point. fought for our country. that is my story of my success and i want to come home and do right by my home state. i think the tricky part is in both of those states the china issue is a big one on all sides you will see different people using it. th

. >> yes, they judge the af entaigous aventagous, for them, but it is popular, but in the same way, some are saying republicans have been guided. as long as you have trump on the scene, abortion ban, as long as you have this, you know, this, the prospect of oh my god democracy is going to end if trump wins, i think the tax policy is going to fall pretty far down the priority list for a lot of these voters, a lot of the upper class voterso who have more of these cosmopolitan values. you have discontent. that includes democrats and republicans, a healthy share of democrats, at the end of the day it is not a huge part of the democratic coalition. >> as an elective issue you are right. i think the catch is 4.6 trillion clip like it or not. a great point. the salt issue in particular, the salt cap goes away. everything goes back to the way it was, it amounts to $4 .6 trillion. but raises a question democrats would be happy not to have these fights and pick the fights where someone becomes rich or what the, what the amount of salt you should be able to deduct. that is a hairy problem. they don

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my question is is the common put out by vice president harrison afful? k.t. mcfarland was on "fox & friends" earlier today and said she is advocating for two state solution: that's minnesota and michigan. that's the two states she is interested in which is the voters. to their point, condemnation and protection of lives -- still remaining american hostages, enough? >> this could be the inflection point that tips into world war iii. that's why it's so scary. the stakes are so high. on emotionally, you look at foreign pop -- not emotionally, you look at foreign policy and political mistakes. voters have to step back and say obviously there will be a different president leading us january 20th. what will it look like if president trump were in the middle of some of these talks? if he were actually on the side of israel, and this three-part mediation process between the u.s., qatar, and egypt? it seems it may be qatar and egypt might be on the side of hamas. israel doesn't really have an ally here. if you've got the president of the united states very vocally con

see rising layoffs, if that to happen wouldn't the committee already be too late in terms of avoiding afsrecession? >> so that's, our plan of course has been to begin to recalibrate. as you know we're not seeing risingur claims. we're not seeing rising layoffs were not seeing that and we're not hearing that from companies that that's something that's get away to happen. so we're not waiting for that. because there is thinking that the time to support the labor market is when it is strong and not when you begin to see the layoffs. there's some more on that. so that's a situation we're in. .. watching and that will be one of the factors that we consider. of course, we're going to look at the totality of the data as we make these decisions, meeting by meeting. >> michael with bloomberg tv, and radio. to follow up on that. >> pricing and basically by the end of next year, 200 basis points of cuts just to maintain a higher unemployment rate, would you be moving to a more preemptive monetary policy style rather than, as you did with inflation, waiting until the data gave you a signal? >> we're

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