bye, anthony! see you soon, anthony.were saying earlier in the episode, about how people are preparing and i will note also, we've been talking about donald trump and his goings on. he's going to be in austin. this is — finally, he's going to sit down for that podcast interview with joe rogart _ 0h! that'll be interesting. we don't know when that'll be broadcast yet, do we? that really will be interesting. yeah, texas at the centre of politics — woohoo! they laugh not exactly a swing state, but nonetheless... no. ..you've found an excuse to get back there, anthony. absolutely, i'll get some barbecue, some tex—mex. i'll be happy. yeah, i'm going to catch my plane. goodbye, everyone. bye, anthony! see you soon, anthony. sarah, i think it's so interesting, what you were saying earlier in the episode, about how people are preparing for what they see to be sort of allegations of voter fraud already, like how they're gearing up for the legal cases and to challenge it, and everything else. there's another set of people that i'v

bye, anthony! see you soon, anthony. what you were saying earlier in the episode, about how people are preparing for what they see to be sort of allegations of voter fraud already, like how they're gearing up for the legal cases and to challenge it, and everything else. there's another set of people that i've been chatting to who are gearing up for the election, but more so for threats of violence, concerns about, i guess, the erosion of faith in democracy. i spent some time with some of the election workers in a place called jefferson county, in colorado, and i have to say, they were so hopeful, they were so positive that they really want to reassure people about how democracy works. they're having tours, offering tours of the election centre, including to people that believe conspiracy theories, because they really want them to see, you know, how secure it is, how the process works, how the machines work, everything else, erm, yeah, in a kind of bid to make people feel a little bit perhaps guarded against, or protected

and anthony. why?nised this, but i presume you've got a lot of attention, including talking to to lots of us here. but really, what is the fun? i mean, you say sort of wholesome fun, but what do you all do when you're all gathered there? well, i think you know, the north star that we talk about as a team is like, we want to give people a story to tell their grandkids, right? you know, i'm sure you know, spencer or other timothee�*s at the event. they have a great story to tell their friends. or you ever play two truths and a lie, you know, during that you could say, oh, i was a contestant in a timothee chalamet lookalike competition. it's a pretty good story. so that that's what we love doing here and we will continue to do it. so if you ever see something pop up in new york city, there's a chance that may or may not be me. and is it only him that you focus on, or are other actor lookalikes available? i think we're going to move on from lookalike competitions. i don't want people to know that i'm behin

but not anthony fauci. dr. of contact could be deadly. when there was panic in the united states about ebola, dr. fauci made the deliberate choice to publicly hug a nurse from texas who had contracted the disease to prove to everyone that it was safe to welcome her back among us after her successful treatment. dr. fauci has traveled to malaria zones in africa repeatedly in the course of his career, accepting possibly grave health risks in his career of healing. it was in his backyard, at age 83, that he got hit with an infectious disease from what he calls "the deadliest animal on the planet." the mosquito. dr. fauci tells the story as an important public health warning in a new guest essay in the new york times. "i began to experience unexplained severe fatigue and exhaustion culminating in my admission to a hospital on august 16th. delirious and incoherent, with a temperature of 103 degrees. i remember little of the 5 1/2 days that i spent in the hospital, except that i had never felt so ill in my life. my ph

kontji anthony: it was just surreal. mean, the town had already been through the shock that he was missing. and then he was killed so brutally, murdered, and now here you are, and it's his funeral. and the mourning was just a little bit deeper. the loss of such a great person in the fabric of memphis society was just so tragic and painful. and you could see that on people's faces. all the tears. the hugging. andrea canning: to help the city heal, the memphis mayor made a promise. justice will be done. that's our pledge. [applause] [music playing] andrea canning: justice, of course, depended on a thorough police investigation. detectives were now playing catch up, given how long it had taken to find ren's body after he was murdered. but at the crime scene, clues were already emerging. reporter: police found different types of shell casings at the scene. andrea canning: different casings, which meant more than one gun was used to murder ren. which indicated there could have possibly been two suspects responsible for the sh

anthony would like to know what _ the finish. anthony would like to know what it _ the finish. — proving so successful. he is focusing on _ proving so successful. he is focusing on issues - proving so successful. he is focusing on issues that - proving so successful. he is focusing on issues that the | focusing on issues that the american public say they care about. he talks about the economy talks about immigration. there are two of the big issues for the american public. donald trump tends to be on the right side of the public view on this issue. if you look at pores, there is more support for donald trump of the economy that has been narrowing as better economic news comes true but there are more americans who believe that trump would do a good job on immigration. the majority of americans support his proposal to deport undocumented migrants in this country. that has been a central part of his campaign platform. there are issues by kamala harris and the democrats are strong like health care, abortion, defending democracy, those are ones that she has an advantage which is why

good to talk to you, anthony, _ historically... .y, thank you | historically... . good to talk. to you, anthony, thank you for being with us, and king, a youth worker, you're watching bbc news, don't go away, we will see you soon. hello there. apart from a few showers across central and southern parts of england, most places were dry today and there was some decent spells of sunshine, a bit of rain, fairly strong winds for the north—west of scotland too. now tonight it looks like many places will turn dry. there'll be clear spells and i don't think we should have many issues with dense fog, because there'll be a little bit more of a breeze, and it'll certainly be quite breezy across scotland and northern ireland through the night. so quite blustery here with further cloud, the odd shower as well, particularly north—west scotland. but england and wales, winds will be a little bit lighter and we'll see lengthy clear skies. temperatures here single digits once again, but not as chilly as recent nights and milder further north and west.

anthony. yeah.i can say is the chiefs do it to the 49ers again. all right. a bright spot for san francisco. ricky pearsall, the emotional debut for the rookie wide receiver. st [vampire sniff,sniff] (lady gardening) hi! (vo) time to move? make it easy with opendoor. sell your home in any season, for any reason. [vampire hiss] (vo) start your move at opendoor.com. welcome back. i'm anthony flores, live at levi's stadium. the 49ers rivalry with the chiefs is completely one sided. after today's ten point loss. the niners have now dropped five in a row to kansas city. the 49ers hosting the chiefs in a rematch of super bowl 58. and just like on super sunday, casey made the plays when it mattered most. the niners are dealing with major injuries. deebo samuel was only in for a handful of plays because of an illness. the biggest loss was to star receiver brandon aiyuk. the niners fear he hurt his acl in the second quarter. he didn't return. the one bright spot for the 49ers in the first half was ricky pears

it strikes me, anthony...w of what trump thinks about this. exactly. he says different things all the time. he's asked if he would support a nationwide ban on abortion. he doesn't say either way, in fact, but he refuses to rule it out. he will not rule out. he said both. yeah, exactly. and he says that, you know, abortion rights will be protected with him. but then he boasts that he was the president who put the supreme court justices. .. who appointed the supreme court justices, who got rid of roe versus wade. he's trying to have it all ways on abortion. i think he knows it could be a problem for republicans. but at the same time, he wants to take credit with anti—abortion voters who like what he's done. so it's a very muddled position. on the right, you have this range of people, and we've all met them, some of whom are absolutely happy with abortion rights, indeed support abortion rights, and some of whom wouldn't support any abortion rights at all for anyone, even in the most extreme cases of rape and ince

it was hardly a bestseller, but kontji anthony found it quite read.s between sherra and lorenzen and the two main characters in the book are uncanny. and as you're going through the book, you're hearing claims of infidelity to domestic violence. marc perrusquia: so i asked her. i said, did this really happen? she goes, oh, yeah. absolutely, this happened. 99.9% of that book is our real life. i just changed some names around. andrea canning: the book ends with the sherra and lorenzen characters settling in for a night of romance. but in real life, ren's close friends were beginning to share the same suspicion his mom and police already had. that on the last night of his life, sherra wasn't ren's lover. she just might have been involved in his murder. bill adkins: i felt very confident that she played some kind of role in it. but to what degree, i did not know. so maybe even indirectly. indirectly, directly, yeah. before the fact, after the fact, she had something to do with it. andrea canning: maybe, but no one was able to prove it. as the fifth annive

next up, timothy dunn is emeritus chair of saint anthony's board of directors. and for 12 years, he helped lead the board to create a self-sustaining organization that relies solely on donors to fund saint anthony's programs. and then lastly, we'll be honoring stanford medicine for connecting student clinicians with those in underserved communities, including supporting saint anthony's new mental health clinic. it is a big night. leading the way gala also raises really important funds for saint anthony's, so it can continue to provide essential services to those who have slipped through the city's social safety net, an important organization. i'm really glad to be back with them tomorrow night night. so i won't be here, but i'll be there hoping to raise a lot of money for them. >> thank you for doing it. thank you. heather. all right. with that, let's check in on our weather and mark tamayo. mark. >> yeah, and talk about nice forecast once again for tomorrow. take a look at the highs from today. a little bit of a bump in the numbers. look at that. 70s. and even

i'll havedi i'm anthony flores at memorial stadium here in berkeley. it's an awesome scene with cal taking on undefeated miami in the golden bears first acc home game. you know it. you tell a story. you tell a whole, this is bad. ted chen. it's already been a historic day on campus. cal fans showing up and showing out for espn's college game day before the sun came up. it's the first time in school history game day has come to berkeley. why all the buzz? well, the hurricanes are five zero and ranked eighth in the country and lead the fbs in scoring. the golden bears are three and one and getting it done with defense. cal leads the nation with ten interceptions and is one of only four teams yet to allow more than 14 points in a game this season. this is also a golden opportunity for to cal elevate their program by earning just their second win over a top ten team since the 2004 season. i think with justin and his coaches have done the last few years and the players has been phenomenal, and it's kind of cool to see that they're finally being recognized.

here's nbc's anthony flores. whenever the 49ers play the cowboys, it's easy to take a walk down memory lane. this is one of the greatest rivalries in nfl history. but the here and now is what really matters. neither team has a winning record. both are coming off disappointing losses and both are dealing with major injuries, especially the 49ers. the 49ers wide receiver group looked a lot different today at practice. deebo samuel is still recovering from a bout with pneumonia. jauan jennings was held out because of a sore hip, but the biggest loss is brandon aiyuk. he's gone for the rest of the season after tearing his acl sunday against the chiefs. all these injuries might force the niners to rely more on rookies. ricky pearsall and fourth round selection jacob cowing at wide receiver. i'm glad we have a good group there. i think they'll be ready for the challenge. pearsall, who made his nfl debut against the chiefs less than two months after being shot in an attempted robbery in san francisco, had three catches

the us secretary of state — meets with israel's prime minister — it's anthony blinken�*s 11th trip toion, since the gaza conflict began. more prisoners are released early — as the government tries to ease overcrowding in jails in england and wales. world leaders gather in russia — for the brics summit — as moscow says, they are not isolated, despite western efforts. the former chief executive of the fashion giant and king charles reviews the national fleet — on the final day, of his royal visit to australia. let's start in lebanon — where an israeli airstrike near a hospital is now said to have killed 13 people, including a child. the overnight strike hit buildings in a densely populated neighbourhood opposite the rafik hariri university hospital — the country's biggest government—run hospital. lebanon's health ministry says another 57 people were injured, most of them children. israel said it was targeting hezbollah facilities. in a rare press conference in the last few hours, hezbollah claimed responsibility for last week's drone attack on the israeli prime minister's holiday home a

anthony boudain, selena quintanilla, ruth asawa. they were larger than life.ber every song, every sculpture, every meal, every moment they share with us we miss them dearly. let me close with this. i have a tendency to go too long here. you're an incredible group. it's clear jill and i, collin and doug, our entire administration believe in the power of the arts and humanities. it matters. it matters now more than ever. and this is a great time for the arts and humanities in america. extreme forces are banning books, trying to erase history, spreading misinformation, but because of you, i mean this. it's because of you, can we keep our books open. you make history. we combat lives of truth. this administration supports the arts and humanities as the central pieces of america might whether it's helping local venues and theaters get through the pandemic or opening the white house for a groundbreaking concerts and exhibits. we surprised elton john during the concert in the south lawn. the first ever juneteenth conference in the white house we heard the great jenni

anthony borcinnoni is here. welcome. let's start with nike.le ph fonrouge has more. >> what's going on here is last needing, they reported the first set of earnings since announcing jon done ahow would be stepping down. they announced the first investor day in seven years, originally scheduled for november, tock postponed. revenue came in softer than expected. that's partially because it has a lot of work to do. over the last couple years t, and dinks, at first they were flying off the shelves, and they're shopping with competitors. it's going to take time for things to turn around, and they're expecting to fall against this quarter. >>> anthony, what do you do with nike at this point? we continue to hold it and buy into our weakness. at the end of the day, there was nothing surprising with what they reported on. they need time for the new ceo to take while they offered a somewhat softer outlook, it was offset by some groan shoots, which in a turnaround is very welcoming. to my viewpoint, this is still attractive as a turnaround. >> thank you

. >> anthony, molly and charlie joins me to discuss that and more. >>> broadway's best any, grammy and tony award-winning actor joins me to rally support for the harris ticket. this is the saturday show. >>> tonight, 24 days until election day the candidates are busy on the campaign trail making the closing argument to voters. already 4 .7 million male in and in person ballots have been cast in dozens of states, the majority by democrats. harris just arrived in north carolina, as you see right there, life pictures of the vice president coming off the plane, her 19th visit to the state this election cycle. she will stop at a local restaurant to meet with black elected faith and community leaders and volunteers helping those impacted by hurricane helene. meanwhile trump was in nevada participating in a roundtable with hispanic community members and is scheduled to hold a rally in california later tonight. as we approach the finish line one thing has been clear since the start of the race, it was always going to be a close contest. a little over three weeks out from election day, the race

here's nbc bay area's anthony flores. he's officially listed as questionable, but deebo samuel looks like he's feeling a lot better after his bout with pneumonia. how do you feel right now? pretty good. two days of practice. pretty solid. the 49ers star receiver spent two nights in the hospital after only seeing the field for a handful of plays last sunday against the chiefs because of illness. his recovery seems to be going really well. he's gotten better each day and hopefully he continues going that way for sunday. do you feel confident on sunday you'll be able to play? i know you're questionable. we'll see. injuries are taking a huge toll on the 49ers offense. all-pro receiver brandon aiyuk is out for the season with a torn acl. christian mccaffrey is still a couple of weeks away from returning because of issues with both achilles and jauan. jennings is out for this game because of a hip injury. tight end george kittle is also questionable with a foot sprain like deebo. he was limited but practiced twice this week. he

couple's six day tour of the country started yesterday with a greeting on the runway by prime minister anthonylbanese. the visit includes a trip to the australian war memorial and sydney opera house, plus parliament gb news royal correspondent cameron walker is in sydney. >> it's a rest day for the king and queen's day following their very long journey from the united kingdom, partly a decision taken because of the king's cancer diagnosis, making sure he's got enough energy to carry out his engagements later on this week, the king and queen had an informal cup of tea with the prime minister, anthony albanese, last night. tomorrow they'll be attending a church service in northern sydney, where they are expected to meet members of the public. >> however, the visit prompts questions over the country's future as a constitutional monarchy, with calls for it to become a republic. earlier, cameron walker spoke to alexander vowles from the australian monarchist league, who says support for the king and queen is strong. >> i think the two is going to go really well. we're very optimistic and at the end

anthony flores joins us with an injury update. anthony who's playing who's not who might play. yeah we're kind of getting used to this right. the niners have been battling injuries all season. and tomorrow will be no different. their receiving corps has taken a big hit. we all know brandon aiyuk is out for the season. jauan jennings will not play because of a hip injury. both deebo samuel and tight end george kittle are questionable. this could be a big opportunity for ricky pearsall and fellow rookie jacob cowing. pearsall made his nfl debut debut last week against the chiefs. he played a team high 48 snaps at receiver, less than two months after being shot in the chest and an attempted robbery in san francisco. now, deebo is recovering from pneumonia. kittle is dealing with a foot sprain. both were limited but practiced twice this week. when i saw them, they looked pretty good. they looked like they're going to play. even if they do, pearsall role is going to increase with the loss of brandon aiyuk. the nfl's land of opportunity. when you have an opportunity in front of you,

all right anthony, you wanted to talk about the polls. there are so many it's like confetti.s been ringing off the hook. i'm telling people this. "pollercoaster." get off the "pollercoaster." in 2016 and 2020 it was a tight race. hillary clinton and her campaign against him, she had won roughly one percentage point in those battlegrounds states. pennsylvania, wisconsin, michigan. she will, she would have won. >> she did win the popular vote. >> 2020, 44,000 votes in wisconsin, arizona, and georgia. democrats don't want to hear it, but donald trump would be president today. so i give you that data point just as proof every time donald trump is on the ballot it is a margin of error race. kamala harris has always said from the very beginning of this that she is an underdog. and people just didn't believe her. they just thought that she was political posturing, doing all that stuff, but no, she is an underdog. >> is she doing everything she needs to do? keep reading these like she should do this she should do that, she's not doing enough of this or that. and i'm like this girl is

today he's serving as a volunteer at saint anthony's in the tenderloin.s hundreds in need come through the cafeteria every day for a free >>>>meal. sometimes people just need something simple, a simple amount of respect that'll. that'll just carry them through through their day. there you go, >>>>sir. devin and a team of sailors from the uss tripoli, with its home base in san diego, are serving in a different >>>>way thank you. you're welcome. >>>>for elizabeth alejo, who grew up in the east bay, it's a homecoming. >>>>it is really cool to be here. i grew up seeing fleet week with my grandparents here in san francisco, so it's really cool now to be a sailor here during fleet week. this year >>>>since 1950, saint anthony's has been serving free meals to those in need. they rely on volunteers, not just during the holidays but throughout the >>>>year. we could not do it without our volunteers. we just couldn't >>>>henri rousseau is executive chef at saint anthony's. >>>>it's the first place where i've worked where we don't charge for food, and it makes a hug

before next month, the us presidential election. secretary of state anthony, blinking begins as 11th trip to the region. as israel strikes and organization it accuses of financing has belonged also coming up a narrow yes, involved over to joining the european union, despite the allegations of russian interference and a referendum the us and european leaders welcome the results as a victory for democracy. the . i'm aaron tilden in berlin. thank you very much for joining us. the white house is making a fresh push to secure a ceasefire in the middle east before next month's us presidential election. secretary of state anthony blinking is heading back to the region is 11th trip, since i still just began will stop off in several countries including israel. the by the administration has won the us could withhold some military aid to israel, unless more humanitarian assistance gets through to goes up. in the meantime, there is no let up in the finding 11 on israel says it has hit 300 hezbollah targets. in the last day alone, smoke rises over the suburbs of a root. these real says it was tar

. >> john: now from anthony's theoretical different lanes i want to go to major garrett who has the reality of where the candidates have been spending their time. major, tell us what that map is about and let me add one thing that both men on the stage come from the midwest. it has that mattered?

your west presidential election, secretary of state anthony blinking is heading back to the region. his 11th trip, since i'll still use began, he'll stop off in several countries including israel. the binding administration has worn the us could withholds and military aid to israel, unless more humanitarian assistance gets to the gaza. in the meantime, there's no let up in the fighting in lab and on. israel says it has hit 300 has bullet targets in the last day. the round back and diligent group says it launch crockett's at a naval base near israel's coastal city of hyphen, as well as targets near toby's smoke rises over the suburbs of a route. these rail says it was targeting financial institutions run by hezbollah. it accuses the militant group of using the network to fund its attacks. lebanon's health ministry says this really air strikes have killed more than 1400 people in the past month. israel's military campaign appears to have weakened, has blocked the group once, that it would continue attacking israel until there was a ceasefire in casa. but after losing much of its leade

anthony flores nbc bay area. the rematch is on. thanks, anthony. still ahead. flying to the moon in style. the fancy spacesuits that astronauts will wear i their return misnsi why choose a mobile network built for places you'll probably never be... ...instead of for where you are most of the time? xfinity mobile was designed for where you need it most. now xfinity internet customers can buy one line of unlimited and get one free for a year. san francisco is in crisis and we need real experienced leadership. we need mark farrell. our interim mayor who got things done. who showed we can clear tent encampments, fight crime, and address the drug crisis. who will make the tough choices for our city's future. "i'm mark farrell. i'm running for mayor because san francisco deserves better." "i'm ready to deliver that change on day one." mark farrell. a proven leader with the experience we need. options. a new report from the department of public health says fatal overdoses have declined for the sixth consecutive month. it is now expanding its pilot program, which conne

anthony, born and raised in texas, so a bit of a homecoming for you — i think it's worth explaining amuch expecting to be in trump's column come november 5th? i must say, i'm surprised to be back in my home state a week before the election. but you heard a bit of why kamala harris is here, from those remarks she made at a press gaggle earlier today — and that's because she really wants to elevate that abortion message and point to the stringent laws you mentioned here in texas that virtually ban abortion, allowing no exceptions for rape or incest. she'll be on the stage a few blocks from here, saying that that is the future that donald trump will bring nationwide if he's reelected to the presidency. there's also a close senate race here — ted cruz, who ran for president back in 2016, is running for reelection, and polls show he isjust a percentage point or two ahead of colin allred, a congressman from dallas. he'll be on the stage with kamala harris today — this event is to ramp up enthusiasm to support colin allred, and maybe pull a surprise and deliver that texas senate seat to the

anthony flores, nbc bay area. okay. we're your home for 49ers football on sunday. join us for a special pregame newscast from the field at levi's stadium. that kicks off at 3 p.m. raj mathai, anthony flores and myself will be there. kick off at 520 right here on nbc bay area. and then immediately following the game, sports sunday live from levi's. still ahead, a troubling story out of arizona. what led to ballots for the upcoming election b what if your mobile network wasn't just built to work out here... ...but was designed differently to also give you blazing fast wifi where you are most of the time? reliable 5g, plus wifi speeds up to a gig where you need it most. xfinity mobile. now xfinity internet customers can buy one line of unlimited and get one free for a year. fire happened early this morning in phoenix. firefighters say someone lit a post office mailbox on fire. this is the damaged mailbox. here it destroyed five mail in ballots along with some other mail. luckily, the ballots were saved. the phoenix fire investigators are now looking into arson using s

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anthony flores, nbc bay area. all right, anthony, thank you.e in south san jose came outside today to watch a new home get installed in their neighborhood in just minutes. bay area based builders romero was installing this adu or so-called granny unit behind a home this afternoon. and this adu is a one bedroom, one bath unit about 500ft■!s. and we're seeing more of them being installed in the backyards of bay area homes. some are hoping this will be one of many solutions to our long-running housing crisis. you know, the fire, the police, the sewers, everything is already here, so it's a low cost way for the city to add housing. the whole thing took about 30 minutes to get into place. tonight, after the debate, our business and tech reporter scott budman will show us another way. silicon valley plans to add to its much needed housing stock. day two of our fall heat wave and triple digits again around the bay area. i know, and it's going to extend into the rest of the week. so you said it fall heat wave. it's you know, october. everybody's like w

we have a question from anthony in wisconsin, a swing state, about school choice. listen to this. >> i am anthony from appleton, wisconsin, i have high-functioning autism, autism means i'm only allowed to go to public schools that teach things and promote things against my value and faith. this makes life hard and confusing. when you become president, what can you and j.d. vance do to help other students like me to have a choice of schools? >> school choice. thank you very much. that is one of the biggest things on my platform. it is about school choice and we'll will move it out of washington. if you look at our schools, we spend more per pupil than any other country. nor way, sweden, denmark, i hate to say this, china. can you believe? they have great school programs. we are number 40, which is like at bottom of the list. we spend more per pupil. we are moving it out of washington and we'll let states run the school. give schools to iowa, they will be another norway. give them to so many different states, indiana is dying to do it. they can do it less than half a

the i'm anthony, welcome to the program. in spring creek continue to search the bodies in the wake of flooding. that is claimed the lives of at least 150 people. 155 of those dates occurred in the eastern region of valencia alone. coastal region of most here was also badly his clean on pipe. it's on now on the way with residents working to salvage what they can from the homes and they business official site was the with flooding the heat spine in either 3 decades. the rates of ryan bass at the origin of to a cold, drunk tree. good, huge storms, cold drops when a cold atlantic low pressure system collides with the boom, made it to running. a rescue will cause the scouring valencia's flooded landscape and lifting stranded residents to safety. the waves of the area a completely submerged after years west of rain felt in just a few hours marooned vehicles. littering moved to ways and piled up in the streets, showed the strength of what was springs was not true, dissolved in a century efforts to clean up modern debris from the st

yahoo says there is no way in the middle east that names forces comp reached the i'm anthony, how walk into the program is rel, appears to have a gun. it's widely expected ground, defensive against his beloved in living on following a build up of tanks along the border is riley troops has the gun ground rights and villages in southern lebanon. the army said the targets of the operation. northern arrows, posts, and immediate threat to communities in northern israel as well, has also carried out more a strikes with blast hood across the liberties capital by ruth. early on tuesday afternoon, les, by like studying is following developments from tel aviv. he has more on what to expect from these rather operation. the statement that the b is really most of it has said it is a limited operation. the target table infrastructure in the town or settlements in itself in level and then not any operation doesn't lead to so so to patient, i'm the patient, sorry for the south of the webinar on just like any one of the we've seen the 90 the we are talking about the 1st and then at least for now target

i'm anthony, how it works with the program. you, as president campbell of harris said next week's election is a choice between freedom and chaos. as she delivered an address to the country in a wide ranging space, harris committed to bolstering the army, lowering the cost of living, and protecting a woman's right to an abortion. she also attacked a republican rival, donald trump, before imploring americans to go out. in verse one final switch to voters a week before the election, vice president tamela harris contrasted herself to her arrival, donald trump, offering voters and unexpectedly positive message. the united states of america is the greatest idea humanity ever devised. so america let us reach so that future she outlined her positions on key issues like reproductive rights and migration, or doing republicans to stop using immigration as a wedge issue. and instead of view it as a sort of the blue challenge, politicians have got to start treating immigration as an issue to scare of votes. and then the election. having sai

yes, definitely anthony _ israeland lebanon, hezbollah?boykins visit is not only for israel as for saudi arabia and different countries in the region. —— antony blinken. the cease—fire and lebanon and israel and between hezbollah, the white house envoy who wasn't lebanon yesterday so far it seems that the proposal provided the lebanese government is no longerjust to expire. it seems that now we're moving beyond 1701 international resolution for a cease—fire for the interning more into more border security. which is the difference that in 2006 the 1701 was issued it was implemented only as a cease—fire resolution. it only stop the war but did not stop hezbollah from rebuilding itself and developing for that what they are developing today is a cease—fire that would turn into border security. is a cease—fire that would turn into bordersecurity. it's is a cease—fire that would turn into border security. it's a resolution that would definitely stop hezbollah from going back to the borders of israel and push the lebanese government to allow for

and i'm thinking, you know, mark anthony now speaking out for the vice president.got -- from the trump side, you've got rfk jr. and elon musk. you have cuban for the vice president. how important are the surrogates at this stage? >> it's less about the endorsement and it's more about the moment. for the next two and a half weeks, we are in a fight for attention. and if you can use a surrogate to get eyeballs on you so people can hear your message, that's a win. and i think that's what this is all about. elon musk shows up to your rally, people are going to pay a lot more attention to your rally than they would otherwise. it's not so much elon musk, who comes with lots of downsides himself. but i think harris would be wise to continue to roll out big surrogates. that's why people are asking, why aren't you out there with nikki haley to donald trump. that would be a good thing. but donald trump isn't doing the things he needs to do if you're trying hard. but surrogates are more important about the endorsement. >> thank you both so very much. and a programming note. t

all right, thank you very much mister anthony webber, political commentator and strategist. thanks for insight into these a story collections going on in georgia right now. thank you very much, cynthia. now turning to the middle east, the rainy and revolutionary guard corps has confirmed the depths of 2 of its soldiers, and israel's overnight strike to run says the damage cause to infrastructure was limited though with air defense system successfully intercepting most of the idea of missiles, ron is also a q is the us of complicity, and the strike design is through gene small plain subtract 7 a later on in milton in adult sites from a rocky space, approximately 70 miles from the rounds border. iraqi, a space is on the, the occupation command and control of the us, mailed 3 conclusion. us complacently and describe it certain these are on your screen right now. being reported locations targeted by the adf, which claims a number of military installations were heads with quote, precise strikes. while videos posted on social media have shown ballistic missiles being intercepted o

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he says he's upholding his family's legacy of giving back by ensuring saint anthony's father, alfred,center, gets quality food to help guests in recovery. >> and timothy dunn is emeritus chair of saint anthony's board of directors. for 12 years, he helped lead the board to create a self-sustaining organization that relies solely on donors to fund saint anthony's program. >> tonight's event will also honor stanford medicine for connecting student clinicians with those in underserved communities, including supporting saint anthony's new mental health clinic. >> bravo to them and to heather holmes. all right. our time is just about 520. steve paulson is back talking about thursday's weather. i am indeed. >> thank you sir. we do have a mainly clear pattern out there. a little bit of an east northeast breeze. and that's going to translate into temperatures similar to yesterday. i didn't change much for the city. 74 yesterday. went 74 today. the low 54. which is exactly where you should be for this time of year. 90 1965 the record high. lower humidity. napa. concord. half moon bay. only 23%

anthony, always good to happy with ourselves. israel says this was a limited, precise operation. it's not finished. what's your assessment of the strikes on iran and what are the chief it was largely performative. and what i mean by that is that is where i was always going to strong key wrong. i'm wearing this at a very dangerous tips. projects process, which obviously has been escalating, unlock, minimizing it, but this was not something that i think is wrong with the one to have done. what i mean by that is, and the us now probably put some breaks on what he's around was targeting. my sense is speaking to various people that he's around, would have liked to have gone off the oil facilities, or given nucleotide gets within the ron. israel did not do that, and my sense is that on the anthony blinking or bided or harris, so someone in ministration service is not going to happen a week out from a us selection, which is on a knife edge. and i will go to trump, especially oil prices, suddenly spike in the coming way. so what is it and shave, not much, frankly, from these rails perspe

what their latest push includes an ad featuring mega entertainer mark anthony, in which he essentially ticked through former president's history, arguing the former president has a legacy of demonizing latinos. and this comes at a time when there is concern widespread in the democratic party about the erosion among latino and black men. the interests that this constituent see is showing in republican voters well mark anthony tells voters, this is not about political parties, this is about selecting someone in his view who's going to unite the country. >> take a listen this is mark anthony, even though some have forgotten. i remember what it was like when trump was president. i remember after hurricane maria devastated our island, trump block billions in relief, while thousands died, i remember when our families lack of clean water and electricity trump through paper towels, and cold it's a rico dirty and poor so clearly they are hoping that this resonates with latino voters. >> it's part of a 370 million television and digital ad buy. but listen, i've been on the campaign trail with th

. >> anthony from massachusetts.stion about minimum wage tips. >> minimum wages on the ballot or something to do about minimum wage is on five pallets. california would raise it to $18 and in massachusetts and arizona the measures have to do with how much you pay a tip to worker. that is to say, a restaurant server. under state law in most states can make less than minimum wage on the presumption that there tips would make up the difference on an hourly basis. i have not seen a measure specifically dealing with tipped workers in the past but that is against -- a raise of minimum wages a bad bet because since 2000 there have been like 26 ballot initiatives to raise the minimum wage across the country. and every single one has passed. there is not a single minimum wage hike that has not passed since the turn-of-the-century. touching against minimum wage hikes is not a good situation. >> people want to dig into ballot initiatives, will they find it on purpose news? -- pluribus news? >> we cover state legislatures. at a

anthony flores nbc bay area. we are back in seconds. just ahead, an update on a dog trainer accused of returning the wrong dog to a bay area family. we investigate the new charges. she's now facing does mark farrell have the right experience to shake up 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. palo alto family. you may remember the trainer moved from california to the east coast while she was under investigation for the disappearance of the german shepherd, and now she is facing criminal charges in three states related to her dog training services. investigative reporter hilda gutierrez has been following the bizarre story across state lines for nearly a year. after ragland was charged with larceny in massachusetts

anthony loves numbers and state boundaries. for my purposes right now i love blobs. you through the legend of the blobs. blue blob is democratic. red is republican. gray is both. you can see small dot is one visit, slightly larger dot is five visits. the largest dot is ten or more. anthony give us a path to victory. let's look at the map. where do you see the most blobs? the great commonwealth of pennsylvania. 19 electoral votes. gray, blue, red. north carolina, 16 electoral votes. gray, red, little bit of blue. georgia also 16 electoral votes. some in the south, a lot of travel in and around the atlanta area because it's a tremendous concentration of voters. michigan paired almost covered, red, blue, gray. neighboring wisconsin, all over the state map. nevada, six electoral votes. why the blob in the southern part? clark county paired most of the votes and nevada can be found there. arizona. 11 electoral votes. most -- in the center of the state, maricopa county. where they belong, where they need to find the votes, where they need to find the path to victory. >> jo

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this is anthony blank and's 11th this is anthony blank and's iith visit to israel but this time expectationsny breakthrough even before meeting the israeli prime minister were really quite low. the two men, benjamin netanyahu and anti— blink and, met for 2.5 hours but to emphasise the low hopes of any progress their version of events discussed at the meeting are very different. first of all we got from the american side the view that israel should capitalise on the successful action to bring the hamas leader sinwar to justice and secure hostages release and end the conflict. mr lincoln's spokesman also spoke about the importance of getting more aid into gaza was some 400,000 people in the north in particular are suffering because of the humanitarian crisis. we know that antony blinken is very concerned at israel's enhance military activity in the north that it is having a detrimental humanitarian impact. and then we go to the israeli version of how the meeting went. netanyahu's spokesman spoke about the iranians threat to israel, the very real threat that israel is concerned about. iranians