what's so fascinating, vice president biden going to angola. but what would be the urgency of that trip. if you know what angola has from a critical mineral perspective that all the advanced weapon systems we are going to do build the magnets that control rays are -- radar, all the things you know about that i don't know about senator. but this i feel like from an energy security perspective, looking at china's almost ironclad grasp and hold on all of these elements that we forgot about from high school, is that the next battleground. sen. warner: first of all thank you and thank you for those comments. but it's great to be back. i wanted to make two comments upfront. first we will talk about all the challenges, but i just came back from two days touring southwest virginia where we were hard-hit by helene. not as bad as north carolina or other states free and what i came away with as we think about florida recovery, the incredible amount of folks, neighbors helping neighbors in the aftermath of this horrible storm. an incredible generosity the

that is a pretty important reason why to go to angola. this will be the first visit of a president to angola. that is also important to note as well so we are going to celebrate the evolution of the u.s. and angola relationship and underscore the relationship to african partners and demonstrate how those types of collaborative partnerships can solve chaired -- share challenges that both countries have. >> and also, what are considerations about some of the other countries like nigeria or south africa? ghana, uganda, rwanda? >> i hear you. she will be abroad and we will go to berlin, germany, and then we will stop over at angola. i just laid out the important connection there that angola has to an initiative that the president created and i think that is right there. that is -- that connection with the atlantic ocean to the indian ocean that angola is going to play a big role in is important and it will make a difference in that region and this is also again part of the presidents initiative that he created. no other president has been to

the people of angola rose in an armed rebellion . the rude jealousy of the colonialists knew no bounds. despite the un calls to stop the violence, the portuguese only intensified their terror against the evals. forties actively use the political contradictions between various groups of rebels during the war colonial aircraft regular. they use a bomb and drop the fully in san peaceful villages. the portuguese empire was severely exhausted by the struggle against the national liberation movements. the revolution in portugal brought down the plazas, freezing, and put it in to the murder as war against the people of angola. on january 15, 1975, the elbow or agreements were assigned, and the country gained independence. after so many years of the brutal war, the take a fresh look around his life. kaleidoscopic isn't just a shifted reality distortion by power to division with no real opinions. fixtures designed to simplify it will confuse who really wants a better wills, and is it just as a chosen few fractured images presented as 1st? can

the people of angola rose in an armed rebellion . the rude jealousy of the colonialists knew no bounds. despite the un calls to stop the island, the portuguese only intensified their care against the rebels. the 40s actively use the political contradictions between various groups of rebels during the war colonial aircraft. regularly use a farm and drop the fully ends on peaceful villages. the portuguese empire was severely exhausted by the struggle against the national liberation movements. the revolution in portugal brought down the plazas, freezing, and put it in to the murder as war against the people of angola. on january 15, 1975, the elbow or agreements were assigned and the country gained independence. after so many years of the brutal war. the l look forward to talking to you all. that technology should work for people are about must obey these orders given by human beings, except where such orders at conflict with the 1st law show you as a patient. we should be very careful about personal intelligence at the point, obviously

there was no way it could happen, so i asked: under what circumstances in angola and in what quality?-tu, remember this joke, right? there is a friend of evgeny who believes him and supports him, this is leonid. let's see, unfortunately we met at the bottom of the airborne troops on august 2, 10 years ago in the personnel. armed forces he no longer served, he was a retired military man, he was in the form of a lieutenant colonel, naval air force, strong he served in the baltics in gandzhunai, so ... nal told about i know all this, we are on the same we speak the language, and i, for example, had no doubt that he was a military man, but sometimes there are soldiers on the road, i was in afghanistan, i was there, you listen, and you see that this is such nonsense, well, i have never heard anything like that from him, a radio repairman, golden hands, he can repair any radio equipment, my tape recorder was repaired. he several years ago, yes, he started, he says that he lost his documents, they don’t pay his pension, no one recognizes me, no one can determine where i am, who i am, i say,

warner: angola was example of a nation-state focus more russian china. there's been a complete switch over. but also to show the interest. and i've been guilty of this at times. sometimes even we talk about the challenge and we always say america and the west. every time we take off two thirds of the world because we are leaving out countries that what i think rather be aligned. i think of the moment when china has the belton road, my view is they are dissatisfied customers a little bit of attention making sure some of the tools we have like export import bank developing finance corporations. they need a little bit more equity, they need to take a few more risks and we can do this in concert with european friends and there is a seachange coming on. if you ask five years ago if folks knew what the greatest export was from drc you would get stares from 90% of the members. now the vast majority realize three major mines in the congo into our controlled by china. that is a g applicable and strategic risk not only for america but for non-authoritarian regimes

going to angola is a connecting factor in this key initiative, the pgi, right? we are talking about a historic effort in this open access rail network. that's going to be a big deal for everyone, every country in the continent. if anything, this shows the president was a commitment, and he said he was going to go. he is keeping that commitment. it is not just that. he wants to make sure we are advancing cooperation with the continent when it comes to the economy, right? when it comes to be technology. that is what you will see from this president. >> my other question is today, do you have other remarks? sec. jean-pierre: i will talk to be national security council. i don't have anything to share at this time. go ahead. yes. >> ahead of the vice presidential debate between jd vance and tim walz, medical records -- sec. jean-pierre: can you say that one more time? i miss that. >> there are reports that v.a. staff have released the medical records of jd vance and tim walz. sec. jean-pierre: there were medical records that were access? >> of jd vance and tim walz.

reporter: president biden -- [indiscernible] then he goes to germany and angola.ow does he see his public role in the next few weeks as we get closer to the election? sec. jean-pierre: i think he's doing his job as president and i think that's the most important thing. i started at this part of the program where i said we had three major events happened this week. what did the president and vice president do? they worked shoulder to shoulder to deal with these events. now we see a negotiated deal with the ports. collective bargaining is extended until generate 15th, which is incredibly important, especially in the midst of the historic hurricane. we see what's happening in the middle east with the president and vice president continuing to have diplomatic conversations to de-escalate and deal with what we are seeing in the region. answer the hurricane. you saw the vice president in georgia and the president in north carolina and south carolina, and georgia himself and in florida. i think you will see him continuing to do his job, working closely with the vice pres

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want to participate in the exhibition, well, for the first time we visited tanzania and repeated angola next year we have more emphasis on asian markets, although we are currently working on others. director of bellinexpo of the belarusian chamber of commerce and industry. and that's all the information about the most noticeable in the economy today, we will tell you about the next area of ​​​​interest. let me remind you that now we are on the first information, good luck to you and good mood. when we caress, our fragrant loaf, the song flows like a fairy tale, we are talented and prosperous. incredibly, interested in the history of our little family. i believe that the prefix itself. the forests of belarus are truly our heritage, our beauty, our pride, in order to preserve this wealth, it must be protected from predators and diseases. for more than half a century we have been on guard in the protection of forests, our main concern is the health of the forest, protecting it from predators and diseases. watch on the belarus24 tv channel. fertile land, in caring hands, is our main wealth,

no president has ever been to angola before.ampaign season, that is where he is going. and i think there is reason for that, which is harris campaign would prefer for him to be out of the country. >> bret: yeah. juan, this story about hurricane relief, you know, there is some people in north carolina pushing back saying it is starting to come, some people said it's slow. other people saying they are up in the air. they don't have any support. so we're trying to get ground truth on all of that. but, it could potentially be a big problem. and how it's covered is really interesting compared to how it's been covered before. >> i think so. i mean, to me, the big moment this week was when biden, from the white house said, you know, that trump was just lying about support not going after people and hurting people who were in need by making them feel abandoned by government when, in fact, even republican governors were saying, you know, they have been in touch with the president, the aid is coming. and, you know, even trump was trying t

as confirmation , well, a project is cited, which is really such a geopolitical, of course, from angolaambia to the indian ocean, well, that's all, and the article also says that the united states will look for private investors to solve infrastructure projects around the world, that is, in fact , there is no money, yes, but you build, and what is not, the article, this seems more important to me, there are no reasons for a crisis in relations between the united states and these four countries, especially between russia and china, this is a given, this crisis exists, so we are dealing with it, the article completely ignores the concept multipolarity, well, which is generally logical, because the united states is building or maintaining its unipolar world, but not to see brics, not to see other otc structures, the same one is simply impossible in this sense, the article is not professional, further in the article there is well... the separation of the chinese technological platform from the american one, which in general is also a sign of strengthening or increasing the power of the worl

what's so fascinating, vice president biden going to angola. but what would be the urgency of that trip. if you know what angola has from a critical mineral perspective that all the advanced weapon systems we are going to do build the magnets that control rays are -- radar, all the things you know about that i don't know about senator. but this i feel like from an energy security perspective, looking at china's almost ironclad grasp and hold on all of these elements that we forgot about from high school, is that the next battleground. sen. warner: first of all thank you and thank you for those comments. but it's great to be back. i wanted to make two comments upfront. first we will talk about all the challenges, but i just came back from two days touring southwest virginia where we were hard-hit by helene. not as bad as north carolina or other states free and what i came away with as we think about florida recovery, the incredible amount of folks, neighbors helping neighbors in the aftermath of this horrible storm. an incredible generosity the

failures, the royal power failed to defend the interests of portugal in africa, to unite its colonies of angolaozambique, and this was perceived as a national humiliation. in 1908 , republican terrorists killed king carlos i and his eldest son, the youngest manuel only. but he did not reign for long, the people raised an armed uprising, which was supported military, cruisers approached lisbon, opened fire on the royal palace, manuel and his family fled and a republic was proclaimed with civil liberties and an eight-hour working day. today , there are supporters of the restoration of the monarchy in portugal, they have their own party, but in elections it receives no more than half of 1% of the votes. october 4... the coptic museum in cairo received the first of the manuscripts of the nakhamadi library. for many centuries they were kept in a sealed clay pot, which was accidentally dug up by two egyptian peasants. near the village of nakhamadi. a local teacher learned of the find, dating back to the early 4th century, and sold one of the papyri for 250 pounds. most of the rest left the country an

karine jean-pierre they're talking about the president's upcoming trip to germany and to angola as wellpically in the last couple months of the presidency presidents like to visit places around the world, cement relations, see places they haven't seen before and it looks like this president is doing the same thing. >> sandra: taking a lot of questions on the upcoming storm. we continue to monitor these movements of hurricane milton. you could see the path there and you have to think this will be massive preparations and massive evacuations and the white house and the briefing room being press with multiple questions. how are you preparing for this for people who were so badly hit can now see this coming their way. spew and you take a look at the wind field and the wind speed. apparently it will decline a little bit in intensity but still could land as a cat three and that puts a direct strike on tampa or on fort myers and the naples area. that will bring a lot of destruction along with us. folks need to be prepared. >> sandra: we are monitoring anti-israel protests taking place around t

us president cancels trip to germany and angola, blinken will not fly either. as you know, i issued a statement this morning that i am canceling my trip to germany and africa. secondly, we will remain focused on what lies ahead right now. i have been briefed by the senior leaders who are ensuring our preparedness for hurricane milton, which could. hurricane has upset voters. milton the democrats' delayed response to the previous one could turn into a perfect political storm for biden and harris, quite unpleasant october surprises. the houses that suffered from hurricane helen are under threat, they may finally collapse after the second approaching hurricane. hurricane helen hit the oscillating. award for contribution to the development of martial arts. among the winners is also hero of russia baldan tsydypov, he received the award in the nomination for the will to win. 2 years ago, the officer got into life, it cannot be won, it can only be earned, and the value of the gold belt and this award is that this is recognition of the professional community, this is r

the midfielder of esteghlal who scored a goal against angola in the world cup is successful, now he has succeeded in taking the helm of esteghlal. i don't know why mr. shahryar himself has 10 options for the survey of esteghlal . it can be said that the former morinha is an unknown spanish coach whose name we will not mention. i am not saying that the agent should not be happy, but this number of people is a bit too much and they have to make a decision soon, and the terms of the term, the two former coaches of orange and italy are also on this list, and even farhad majidi is your internal option. they are also in the option and the last game tractor is going to play against foulad on sunday . our champions league matches are on the third week of october, and you know that the distance between elite and the lower division of tek sepahan and tractor is one day, that is, elite, and the elite league will be held the next day before that, of course, our national team. in mashhad , we are going to play the qualifiers against qatar. it is exactly the same. we have a match against qatar, and u

and there is port infrastructure in angola. alongside these transport corridors, pgi is also investing in grain storage, and processing hubs, recognizing the importance of boosting our productivity along the corridor, critical mineral refineries. it is not enough to extract the minerals. clean energy transmission and distribution projects. it gives us an opportunity to increase access to industry for small businesses and households, and connectivity around the rails, roads, and ports, to name a few examples. we have understood that we need to plan individual infrastructure assets in the context of a larger system. not only because it strengthens the economic case for those investments, but also because it enables the delivery of broad and deep development benefits for the governments, businesses, households, and communities that host the infrastructure. this systems approach to infrastructure development allows for cost-effective deployment of public resources, encourages participation, and enables broad development impacts. th

want to participate in the exhibition, well, for the first time we visited tanzania and repeated angola next year we have more emphasis on asian markets, although we are currently working on other african countries where it is necessary and interesting. sell belarusian goods, thank you very much, i will remind our viewers that the guest of the sphere of interests was natalia kurosh, director of the belinter expo of the belarusian chamber of commerce and industry. and on this today, all the information about the most noticeable in the economy, we will tell in the next sphere interests. let me remind you that we are now on the first information, good luck to you and good mood. we have created such a unique and very important for our country, our state publication. many, unfortunately, perceive attempts. by the end of the year, virtually all hotel rooms in the city of minsk in regional centers have been bought out, the borders cannot be closed, and people's desire to visit our country is also impossible to somehow block or limit. the say don't be silent project. don't miss new episodes on

he had been scheduled to go onward to angola and african. now the white house says that that trip is postponed. so the president can oversee the preparations for milton, but also to oversee the recovery efforts for hurricane helene last week, of course, the white house, acutely aware of the politics surrounding these storms as well. and i think as the president's aides were coming to this decision it was clear that the president would need to remain here in washington and here in the united states as these storms come towards the u.s. of course, a decision like this also comes with some costs and in this case, the president had been planning a major summit in germany to discuss ukraine. he had been expected to meet with a number of foreign leaders in addition to the german chancellor, the white house saying that this trip is postponed. but of course there's not a lot of time remaining president biden's term only about three months. it's not clear when exactly he'll make it over to germany and angola. jim all right. kevin liptak, i'm not surp

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such studies known as medical and sanitary surveys, were made of saipan, peleliu, angola and other islandsved practical, immediate and future purposes. the 18th medical general lab was capable of such extensive epidemiological and laboratory operations as those required for investigation of the hawaiian influenza epidemic of 1945. here, the procedure for the lab diagnosis for influenza is demonstrated. a special study of polynesia. so hay fever was required because new hazards in the form of plant pollen were encountered. pollen extracts were prepared by desiccation, then made up in solutions, which could be used for diagnosis and treatment. the evaluation of ddt and other agents in the control of arthropod borne diseases required the development of new methods of trapping and rearing of mosquitoes and other insect vectors. here, flies are raised experimentally for this purpose. these and other insects in various stages of development were subjected to the action of new agents. on our way back to the zone of interior, let's start off exploratory go headquarters for the scene of caribbean i

the congo stretching down into angola as well. but the south of us so much why a picture full south africa, but we could see some rain developing for us what you need. i'm just the 2 on friday. the, despite healthy, young workers perishing and the heat, florida has blocked protections by outdoor workers. they are not allowed to take regular rest of the seats to pull down their findings. there's this kind of mentality that if you're a person of color, you can handle it. he felt lines investigates deadly. he, why would you ask for the governor to do on al jazeera, the israel's with lenses from valve meant of gauze is amongst the most destructive in history. and how does the investigation reveals the extent of us and u. k. supports that as well as a sold was impact. so this assistance has on as well as war. i'm vision and is it legal? this is inside story, the editor and welcome to the program. i'm laura kyle. west of nations. have provided as well with substantial ministry.

central band with thunderstorms. continuing for the likes of good bone, the congo stretching down into angola as well, with the south of this much t, y, a picture, full south africa, but we could see some rain developing for s what you need. i'm just a 2 on friday. the, the, the, there's no limit to have a dream container, stuff in your own adventure, no counter and things the the book about the what you all, just bear with me. so a lot of the reminder of all told stories. israel siege and northern gauze, or it's not when it's 20th day. these are the army, as plumbing schools and hospitals and dining down shelters. at least 37 people were killed. in the giovanni a refugee camp on wednesday took you, has carried out retaliatory strikes in syria and loads, and they're all down to an attack on a major defense company, 9 correct, which kills 5 people sign into it doesn't smoke. so it gives you a visual say it's highly likely the code is done work as possible. the p k. k was behind the attacks a series of explosions of rock southern david's dates of, of, of the here as the repeatedly hit buys, ver

ferocious from the storms working their way across the democratic republic of congo, stretching down into angola and northern zambia as well. but to the south of that, it is a very sexual picture. certainly for south africa, we all going to see so rain develop, however fullness due to an es with teenage potentially on saturday. that's your weather update. the through centuries of expulsion and persecution, audiology was formed that was the appropriate jewish identity facilitate the creation of israel. and fragments within the western world order. in the 3 part series, the big picture charts, the rise of the still religious states from an imperial proxy to an indispensable copy of the west. and examines how this alliance has granted design this project, global and punitive. civic picture, how israel won the west part 3 on the jersey, a, it is where the military has already killed ours. is there a john listed as on java? now it's accusing others of being harris. the network says the claims are placed an attempt to find that the few remaining reports as in golf. why is israel targeting out of there

central band with thunderstorms continuing for the life so good on the congo stretching down into angola as well, with the south of this much t y, a picture, full south africa, but we could see some rain developing for us what you need, i'm gonna say to on friday, the, despite healthy young workers perishing and the heat, florida has blocked protections by outdoor workers. they are not allowed to take regular rest of the c c to pull down their findings. there's this kind of mentality that if you're a person of color, you can handle the fault lines investigates deadly. he, why would you ask for the governor to do the analogies even the the, the book about you want to help set a reminder of all top stories. israel siege and northern dogs was now in its 20th day. these really ami is plumbing, schools and hospitals and bedding done shelters. at least 37 people were killed in the giovanni a refugee camp on wednesday. 2 kias carried out retaliatory strengths in syria and northern iraq to an attack. all the major defense company, 9 corrupts which killed 5 people. an engine doesn't small. turkis

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about 600 enterprises and other facilities in africa, among them a hydroelectric power station in angolamplex in guinea, a cement plant in mali, a metallurgical plant in algeria and a mining and processing plant in congo, an oil refinery in ethiopia and the enormous aswan dam. in egypt. with the assistance of our country, about half a million specialists and skilled workers from africa were trained. the soviet union, unlike western colonialists, built schools, hospitals, stadiums, airports, taught, treated and protected. it did everything necessary to bring these countries to a qualitatively different standard of living. the selfless help of the soviet union, and now russia in africa is good. this is sovereignty justice. one more word can be added: mercy. it was russia that sent grain to the six poorest countries of africa for free - 2000 tons. this is despite the fact that russia has the harshest climate. 50% of our territory is permafrost. and it is not surprising that one of the most common stereotypes about russia is precisely related to the weather. extreme cold, so cold that an afr

president biden is going to angola in december. this big initiative there. u.s. competing with china in a lot of the developing world to provide support, tilden and support, and help them and why the u.s. approach in your eyes is better than the chinese approach, if it is? >> look, i think to me this is most exciting part of were u.s. foreign policy is. totally change in the biden administration. we have to be, to some degree read to be honest. we're off the field as the united states. the change didn't beat the united states out, we were not even there. we were not even competing. they were just there i would say investing because they were not really investing, they were coming in and doing what they did for the chinese economy and under the guise it's good for anybody else. ten years later many of these countries whether it's in south asia, southeast asia, subs in africa elsewhere ten years later they are crushing debt that is balloons to about 10%, 11, 12%. the local economy gdp has not grown. corruption is higher, and these companies have gotten billion

the last hour the white house has announced president biden is postponing his trip to germany and angolahat storm. preparations for a response to that storm. the mayor of tampa has warned residents to leave now — telling them "if you choose to stay, you will die". these satellite pictures show just how enormous milton has become over the past 2a hours. the storm is expected to make landfall late on wednesday night or early thursday morning. it's currently category four — but could strengthen further in the coming hours. people living in the path of the storm have been boarding up their homes and businesses — in some cases, in the middle of the debris left by hurricane helene, less than two weeks ago. storm chaser to me about the monstrous from that is approaching. it monstrous from that is approaching.— monstrous from that is approaching. monstrous from that is auroachinu. , ., ., approaching. it will be one of the destructive _ approaching. it will be one of the destructive hurricanes . approaching. it will be one of the destructive hurricanes in| the destructive hurricanes in us histor

it was the democratic congress that passed law and the war in vietnam and preventing a new war in angolaon watergate, we are not charging him we know his involvement. we are saying the defendant, mr. nixon. >> "washington journal" continues. was that the first vice presidential bait in 1976? guest: -- vice presidential debate in 1976? guest: the two men who had debated often in the senate both coming from farm states and both went on to become presidential nominees. senator goal did what candidates do so often in these debates is they answer the questions and want to talk about, not question that was asked but in doing so, he made a statement attributing the wars to the democratic party and senator mondale jumped on him for it. after this debate, then governor jimmy carter will eat started mentioning mondale more and more in his beaches and emphasizing him and suggesting that his first presidential decision was choosing mondale for his running mate and president ford had chosen dole and was the reason why carter said the people should support him and not president ford. senator goal went

he is not going to germany, not going to angola. he is staying here to handle these hurricanes.north carolina, faces a long recovery after catastrophic damage from helene. your house was destroyed. have you received money from fema at all yet? >> i put in the application over the phone, they had an inspector come out and today i received my money. it was particularly fast. stuart: anything from your insurance company? >> no, we did not have insurance sadly. stuart: all you've got is $42,000 for your destroyed home. that's it. >> it is just 10, but it was the rental. everything in the house. stuart: tell me about asheville. we are hearing destruction of its -- can you describe it for us? >> asheville is pretty horrible. there is no way in or out for several days, 10,000 people were without water for a week. it's not great over there at all. stuart: have you seen any fema workers on the ground? >> to be honest, i have seen local churches, i feel like fema might be coordinating the effort but i don't see any visible effort. stuart: any idea how long it might take to restore ashevil

[shouted questions] >> president biden: i have plenty of time to talk about angola. plan to go there. plenty of time to talk about what is going on in south america in terms of the amazon and i will be talking today with my friend chancellor of germany and we'll try to work that out. we have already contacted all these people, okay? but i will be on the phone today, i'm heading shortly when i get up from here heading out to wisconsin, to milwaukee, and -- but i think we can -- i'm still planning on visiting all the places i said i would be and all the conferences i said i would participate in. [shouted questions] >> president biden: the governor of florida has been cooperative and said he has all he needs. i talked to him again yesterday and i said no, you are doing a great job. we thank you for it and i gave him my personal phone number to call. i don't know, there was a rough start in some places but every governor, every governor from florida to north carolina has been fully cooperative and supportive and acknowledged what this team is doing. they're doing an incr

the president was supposed to travel tomorrow to germany and then onto onto angola. the president yesterday urged floridians to follow evacuation orders and says he's been in contact with florida governor ron desantis. >> you all have been reporting on the highways, shoulders being open, everybody heading out. and if you're evacuation orders, you should evacuate now. now, now, now. you should have already evacuated. it's a matter of life and death. and that's not hyperbole. it's a matter of life and death. last night i spoke again to governor desantis and caster i made it clear to them they should reach out directly to me with anything else they may need as this storm hits. i gave them my personal number to contact me in the white house. the governor of florida has been cooperative. he said he's gotten all he needs. i talked to him again yesterday. i said, no, you're doing a great job, all being done well. we thank you for it, and i really gave my personal phone number to call. so i don't know, there was a rough start in some places, but every governor -- every gover

. >>> speaking of politics, president joe biden deferring his upcoming trips to germany and angola in order to monitor preparations for hurricane milton and response efforts in the wake of hurricane helene. biden says he still plans to make the trips before the end of his term. >>> meanwhile, israel has not briefed the u.s. on specific details of a military response to iran's missile attack last week. two fishls told nbc news, they do not believe israel has made a final decision on tany response. they were supposed to meet with lloyd austin, but it was postponed. i spoke to the ceo on the state of u.s./israel relations and asked what would they sep? >> obviously united states is a staunch partner of israel. it's quite surprising that netanyahu seemes to be emboldend to make decisions without seeking permission from the u.s. government. but this is his opportunity. i think he's riding on a high given some of the successes he's had in his previous campaigns and i don't think he wants to stop. this is his opportunity to go after the head of the action sigs of resistance of iran. they rea

joe biden made a decision yesterday as president that he needed to cancel his trip to germany and angola. good decision? >> i think so. i understand it. let me say to the people of florida, we're praying for you and of course the people in north carolina and parts of georgia, it's been awful and yes, i this i the president is probably smart to stay home. i remember katrina very well. these things are really difficult and nobody expects something of this magnitude. so it's the wonderful thing is to see neighbors helping neighbors. >> dana: the american way. benjamin netanyahue is saying if you are going to be in leadership in hezbollah or hamas we're coming after you. what do you think about this? >> i think what the israelis have achieved thus far with hezbollah is remarkable. both intelligence penetration of hezbollah, their intelligence penetration of iran now very clear. if you are an iranian leader you don't want to be in your own guest house with the killing there. you have to decapitate terrorist organizations. we learned it with al qaeda. the first leader is pretty good. the secon

. >> biden canceled planned travel to germany and angola to hymn the response from the white house. >> is he going to be laser focused on that as well as the vice president. >> but harris is carrying on with campaign events in nevada and arizona tomorrow and friday even as her team insists governor ron desantis should be taking her calls. >> the vice president is engaged in this process, too. >> vice president harris is making an effort to show involvement in the storm response, calling into the weather channel today, something she has not done before. and asking questions in a fema briefing. at one point telling her staff the broadcast was live on a hot mike. well, the president has swatted back criticism of his response to hurricane helene, which he monitored from delaware. the white house still has not confirmed where he will be spending this weekend even though he did cancel his plans to travel abroad, bret. >> bret: jacqui heinrich live on the north lawn. jacqui, thank you. let's get the latest on hurricane milton and where the state of florida stands right now from florida gover

it's being described by cnn as a nonurgent diplomatic trip to germany and angola.ay night and thursday morning, is he still going to head over for that nonurgent trip to. >> ainsley: i hope not. they are getting a double whammy. we have friends in the tampa area. houses were flooded. one neighborhood, my friend used to live in the neighborhood and she went back to it, three houses had burned down, totally lost everything. it's nothing even compared to what we are seeing come of the mass devastation in north carolina. my friend's brother is a builder in the charlotte area and he packed up his truck with a friend, led to home depot, got a bunch of supplies, and the sister says that one guy with fema came to marshall north carolina about two days after the storm, assess the area and said they need everything. capital letters. no one has come back, not one person with fema. the locals have band together and are organizing a cleanup. >> kayleigh: governor kemp had to call and say, what about the rural counties? make sure they get federal decorations. >> ainsley: they gi

president biden was due to leave on the 10th, that would be friday, to go to germany and angola., that trip is now canceled, bill. instead he is going to stay here. the commander-in-chief to help handle storm relief according to the white house. we're waiting to hear from president biden directly. that news just in. the trip is off. >> bill: smart move on his part. here is the president from wisconsin, check it out. >> we are going to make america great again. we are going to do it. we're going to do it and quickly. >> i'm traveling around our country from one state to the next to the next. it is my responsibility to eastern the vote. and i'm going to work to do that. >> bill: from wisconsin last night. 60 minutes on cbs. here we go. our latest power rankings the way we see the electoral votes stacked up here. we still see harris with a slight edge and easier path not by much but an easier path at 241 compared to trump's 219. you need 270 to win on the board here. you see in yellow hasn't changed, has it? really from week-to-week. nevada is a toss-up, arizona, wisconsin, georgia,

that point you just made about the fact that the president is supposed to go to germany and then and angolamidst of this hurricane. as the governor u just said this coos unprecedented hurricane in american history. i don't see any way joe biden can go but i was talking to the white house unit yesterday, and they are still planning on going extraordinarily which is bad look. meanwhile, let's talk a little bit about what happens. ainsley mentioned this a moments ago, four weeks, exactly one month from today, four tuesdays, it's election day. kamala harris sat down for an interview with "60 minutes" yesterday. and bill whitaker actually talked to her a little bit about her flip-flops. but, first, before we hear that let's listen directly from kamala harris how she has changed her policies from when she was running in 2019 as president and then vice president, and where she is now that she needs people in the middle to vote for her to win. watch. >> there's no question i'm in favor of banning fracking. >> assault weapons that are already in circulation, what do you do about those? >> well, ther

i said to angola merkel, how many chevrolets do we have in be berlin? we don't have any. we're going to change it. but they don't take our products. we have a deficit with them of over $300 billion. think of that. and people think of them as friendly but they're very tough and very fair. look, they united in order to take advantage of the united states. that's why they united. that's why they formed their coalition. and that was done to take advantage of the united states so we have to take advantage of them. we're going to take it back. those countries -- many -- [ applause ] many of those companies will be coming back. when they're told they're going to have to pay a 25% tariff or 50% or a hundred percent, we saved our steel industry when i imposed large tariffs on china steel coming in. they were dumping steel here by millions and millions and millions of yards of steel like nobody's ever seen. our steel businesses were going out of business. we can't lose our steel industry. if for no other reason our own security. we need steel. if we go to war. we're not going to ha

. >> brian: i mean you have biden canceled his trip no angola, no germany, got stick around.ors for stepping up. howard stern to theview to stephen colbert's show after doing "60 minutes." remember she wants people to have empathy and care about the american people. tell me these accusations and keep in mind what she just did having a beer. watch. >> what just upsets me so is the idea that any politician would play political games with these folks, with people who are in the midst of such suffering, loss of life, locals of their homes, loss of norm ski, and nol these lies in a way meant to distrust the help that is there for them to receive. that's crude. have you no empathy, man? >> brian: if you watch what happened in western part -- in the western part of north carolina, if you saw the special operations and all the groups that had to go in because fema wasn't there. if you saw the civilian choppers and taking 10 days to call the army in, you don't think you are open to criticism for that, and how does stephen colbert -- even though he is a median not know that. >> you wan

president biden said yesterday that he canceled and postponed his overseas travel to germany and to angola so he could stay here in washington and be completely focused on this as the storm is getting ready to hit. we know, for instance, that president biden has been in touch with some of those local officials and will continue to be throughout the day. he is expected to speak hours from now as we get a sense of the trajectory and reiterate that. it was notable that it was the vice president, kamala harris, who issued a statement some time ago talking specifically about the issue of potential price gouging for floridians who are trying to evacuate. she said that there will be consequences for anybody that essentially tried to rip off people at the pump with fuel price gouging or at an airport or hotel. she's the one messaging and leading that in terms of her campaign platform. that's something she said she's going to try to go after if she's elected president in november. that was her message. she's on this briefing, usa -- as you mentioned. we expect to hear from them and the administrati