the associated press tells reporters, instructs them to not call, do not call hamas terrace.nd the world, what are they doing here? coming up, washington examiner editor, kaylee mcghee white, msnbc's once again front and center anti- israel comments but first, let's check in with my buddies dakin and sean. i want to hear what they got coming up. >> we have senate republican is pushing to defund anti-semitic colleges. marsha blackburn on that as well as bob smith talking about gen z is freaked out about world war iii and about existing draft. >> attorney general of the commonwealth of virginia, assuming meta book. and parent of instagram over luring children. social media platforms and aaron cohen on israel note to cease-fire. biden's knees buckle on thatgan one? how will be our. ♪ man' get help with j.p morgan personal advisors. hey, david! ready to get started? work with advisors who create a plan with you, and help you find the right investments. so great getting to know you, let's take a look at your new investment plan. ok, great! this should have you moving in the right

start with the, the associated press in the middle of the room here please. secretary general, you said holding quote from the associated press, you said in your opening remarks concerning is around the nation should try to take advantage to you. is that concerned among allies, the russian indeed might be trying to use this in an in what way do you feel that it may do that? thank. so the situation in the middle is there's no way to challenging on the of course, there's always respect a nation sort of organizations, organizations hold on to it. so it will take time to take advantage. and that includes, for instance, a organizations like his bowl or a country like a wrong. so this is a message to congress on organizations holstein to, to increase on that they should not trying to utilize the situation on the united states have deployed or has deployed a more communicative forces in the region. and they'll please to a, the turn in the escalation on preventing escalation of the or the situation. so the gentleman in the 2nd row here playing some front. thank you. michel holmes thumbed august

how about a round of applause for associated press and georgetown and clemson? and the university of new hampshire and iowa state. [applause] vice president pence: thank you all for joining us. host: thank you very much. let's get to it. one of the first things i would like to talk to you about is ukraine. why is it important for the united states to continue to support ukraine? v.p pence: such an important place to start and i appreciate it very much. i am running for president because i think this country is in a lot of trouble. i think joe biden has weakened our country at home and abroad. the disastrous withdrawal from afghanistan is emboldening our enemies around the world and now, war is raging in eastern europe as russia continues to prosecute its unprovoked and unconscionable invasion of ukraine. and as a leader of the free world, i believe it's incumbent on the united states of america to continue to provide the support for the ukrainian military so that they can defeat and repel that russian invasion and reclaim their sovereignty. the reason for that i

tom murphy is the associated press, national health writer.ow you've been talking to pharmacists at walgreens and elsewhere. what are they telling you about why they're taking these job actions? tom: well, the biggest thing they're stressing is this isn't about money. ey're not seeking more pay. they just need more help behind the counter. that's what they tell me. they've been stressed, especially by all the vaccines they have to give now, especially in the fall when you have covid shots and flu shots and pneumonia vaccines coming into your store every day. they want more help behind the counter because they said their main job is obviously filling and checking prescriptions and every time you have to break away from that to do a vaccine, it puts more stress on the main job. a lot of times there's only one pharmacist behind the counter, and they can't break away for a bathroom break or the pharmacy has to close. they're also being asked to do a lot more with health care. a lot of them help people quit smoking or monitor their blood sugar. so

you wrote about this for the associated press. in the holiday biden isn't paying much aengttention to the 2024 gop debate, he's already zeroing in on trump. that is the headline of the store i why. what is ind had that shift? >> the focus is at least for president biden, is on trump. i sat through many speeches with him this week as i traveled out west with him including four fundraiser where's he tends to get candid can donors about his political prospects and he said several times referring to trump, my likely opponent, and referred to donald trump and the maga republicans being determined to destroy democracy. and that is the framing that you're already seeing. because while obviously people like desantis and haley are still out there as options, there is a reason you don't hear biden talk about them. because he's convinced rightly so that donald trump is going to be the nominee and he's trying to -- in terms of overt campaigning, he not going to do that right now. wait until next year like barack obama did in 2012. but in time

the associated press said it had of no evidence of hamas operating in the building. shireen abu aqua was killed as she was covering the jenin refugee camp in the west bank. can you talk about what the calls are for the u.s. government, which provides so much of the funding of the israeli military, to make demands now? they have been pushed into calling possibly for a pause, not calling for a cease-fire, but this issue of journalists and civilians dying in such large numbers? at this point, i think the number is 24 journalist, three east raley's, 20 palestinians, and one lebanese cameraman from reuters. >> in 2021, i had an interview on your show on the phone, maybe that is why you don't remember me. i told you clearly that this was a targeting against journalism and against media. all media offices in the gaza strip, in 2021, were completely destroyed. all buildings hosting any media office, including al jazeera and the ap, or leveled to the ground. i myself survived a car accident -- i don't even want to say car accident because it was a targeting of another jihad,

as reported by the associated press. the initiative was blocked by the ruling party of viktor orban, which has absolute majority in parliament. cause. decisions, quote: blatant lies from swedish politicians about the state of democracy in hungary. now consideration of the issue of stockholm's future in the alliance can be held in november. in the united states, the crisis in the house of representatives ended on the fourth attempt. legislators managed to elect a speaker. it was an ardent trump supporter, republican mike johnson. in his inauguration speech , the newly minted speaker lists priorities. in his work at the post he had already distinguished himself, he never mentioned ukraine, while promising that his first legislative initiative in his new capacity would be in support of israel, the main threat to the national security of the states, while johnson named not china and russia, but the growing national debt. more than 2,300 people became citizens of belarus in the first half of the year, people come to us to stu

but young joe thornton, representing the springfield reporter and associated press, arrived a bit later and decided would remain in plymouth to see what might happen next. thornton was joined by u.s. congressman porter dale. mr. coolidge. the country is without a president. you should take the oath this evening. congressman dale is campaigning for the u.s. senate at the time. upon arriving, he urged coolidge to take the oath of office away. calvin coolidge walked over to the general store and placed call on the store phone to consult attorney general harry dougherty on proceeding for taking the oath of office. meanwhile, colonel john coolidge had located the words of the oath of office of the united states constitution, a copy of which was kept in the family home. mr. geiser typed out the oath on three strips of paper that were later signed by present. well, calvin. just raise your right hand and repeat after me. i calvin. i calvin. coolidge. do solemnly swear. do solemnly swear. that i will faithfully execute that. i will faithfully execute the office of president of. the united states

and with the exception of the associated press, nobody really covered it very much. and make no mistake about it, nature at-bat hors a vacuum. -- nature abhors a vacuum. right now the united states has created a vacuum on the world stage. i think it started with that disastrous withdrawal from afghanistan, but it's also the national debt. you have china and other countries in that coalition, they're taking steps to try and replace the american dollar as the reserve currency in the world. and they're pointing to american debt as one of the reasons to d. i do believe that we, number one we need to tackle our challenges here at home. we need to lift the burden of debt off your generation and the ones that follow. but also i'm somebody that believes that while we're very tough on china, i think we ought to put more sanctions and more -- excuse me, more tariffs on china the table. i believe in free trade with free nations and you see china and russia and other nations beginning to form a coalition among those regimes, we should strengthen our economic ties with free natio

according to the associated press, the military managed to almost completely regain control. over therder with the gas sector and prevent new breakthroughs. meanwhile, the air force airlifted hundreds of israeli troops stationed in europe to take part in the operation. troops, reserves and regular units are amassing along the southern border of san clavom. as stated in the israeli defense forces, the task is to ensure that hamas does not have any military capabilities left by the end of the war. tensions are growing on the border with lebanon. hezbollah troops said they have 250,000 rockets ready to hit israel. meanwhile, the total number of victims of the conflict has reached 1,600, with about 6,000 injured. the gas sector is under blockade; water, electricity and food are not supplied there, and there is a shortage of medicines. to survive the winter, kiev is forced to turn to international donors for help. western countries will allocate more than... a million dollars to purchase firewood for residents of front-line regions. in kiev they said that depending on the location of settl

and the associated press, the associated press, which i'd say organisation say probably is an organisationlistic integrity than there with more journalistic integrity thai many there with more journalistic integrity thaimany in there with more journalistic integrity thaimany in twho are are many people in gaza who are drinking less than 500ml a day water available, urinating in gaza a day because gaza once or twice a day because they not have enough water. they do not have enough water. there water available. there is water available. there isn't has restricted isn't israel has restricted the problem restricted problem here, has restricted electricity and taken steps electricity and has taken steps to try to root out the worst lying. >> you were just lying. so there is in gaza . what is water available in gaza. what is water available in gaza. what is your evidence for that? what is your evidence for that? what is your evidence that there isn't my evidence this game, but we know that my evidence is the associated press and the report. my is amnesty my evidence is amnesty international. rep

this was just announced just a moment ago by the associated press news agency who spoke to kevin mccarthy, and he told him that he will not run again for speaker. and this basically puts up a gamble up for grabs after his stunning allister earlier today. so my coffee not running again for speaker of the house. the best turn our attention after the days of in use and at least 21 people have died in a bus crash near the tale and city of dennis 55 to said the boss caught fire after carrying off a bridge. 2 children are among the dead. the tie in time mister georgia maloney has expressed her profound condone gigabyte at least the color south. it's about a sheet of what it is, but i don't know as you can see me, the post went off the road at the height of more than 10 meters. we. it's about 3 power electric bus. so it caught fire someone and they found the people inside the bus engulfed in flames. seen that the fireman had to deal with was really difficult, really bad. so i'm in thailand, police in bangkok have detained a 14 year old boy with a history of mental illness, soft or shooting, and

cited by the associated press.g to the words fonderlein expects the first two flights already this week. we need peace, we need things. basic necessities, electricity, water, food, medicine for children, no water , nothing at all. russian general oleksandr lapin is being tried in absentia in the chernihiv district court, he is accused of encroaching on the territorial integrity of ukraine, which led to the death of people. he faces life imprisonment. in the spring of last year, lapin commanded an offensive against chernihiv oblast, kyiv oblast, and sumy oblast. here in this video, one of the propaganda channels, he awards his son near the club in the village of terekhivka, not far from chernihiv. chernihiv was shelled from there, as well as neighboring settlements. in particular, from the village of chernyzh. on march 15, they were beaten in line for bread, this was established by the investigators of the truuns human rights organization. the fire was led by the soldiers of the russian 35th motorized rifle brigade,

we're just getting here on the the associated press. why is uh these really minute trees now saying at least 26 soldiers, 26 is where the soldiers have been killed in this unprecedented amounts of time on the country south. let me just repeat that this why is just dropping now from the associated press. these ran a minute, you're saying at least 26 soldiers killed in unprecedented homeless attack on the country south. let me ask you human. i mean these really prime minister benjamin netanyahu has been a warning and a gauze and still gets out now. but people really have no way to go and many remain trapped in the unlikely event that of course and, and, and the iron e about this is that the israel, though, is that it has been imposing a land air in and see uh, located on. because the strip there is no uh, move meant there is no uh, there is no uh there no crossings open for the free uh, movement of the residents. but these really uh army yesterday sent messages to the residents, living on the borders of the gaza strip from north to south

the associated press is reporting this. >> all i know is what the israeli response to that has been.ve they have denied that being the case. i can only speculate that, if that were the case, i don't know why israel would ignore that. i don't believe they would. to the extent of -- that's all i can comment. that's all i've seen. i saw the reporting on it today and, obviously, i've seen the israeli denial. >> is there a way for israel to destroy hamas without causing massive casualties against the innocent people of gaza? there are more than 2 million people in the gaza strip and roughly a million of them are children. >> i don't think there's any way israel can be expected to co-exist or find some some diplomatic off-ramp with these savages. these are people that deliberately targeted teenager girls, women, children, the elderly, not just for rape and murder, but then dumping their bodies off in the streets of gaza where the crowds can then defile their lifeless bodies. i don't think we know the full extent of it. there's more to come. they have to be eradicated. you pointed out the d

. >> kayleigh: congressman, quick counter factual, you have associated press that sends out, breaking gaza health minister says 500 people killed at a hospital they said caused by israeli air strike. counter factual, if putin put out propaganda of that nature blaming a hospital strike on ukraine would associated press and sensation and others say putin says ukraine to blame for hospital strike. >> great point and it showed. administration showed with original statement out of the ambassador in terms of deescalate israel and hold back. the europeans and members of this administration and of congress are by default reflectively going to turn on israel and accept this pop propaganda and they should be debunking it. >> emily: more "outnumbered" in just a moment. dry skin is sensitive skin, too. and it's natural. treat it that way with aveeno® daily moisture. formulated with nourishing, prebiotic oat. it's clinically proven to moisturize dry skin for 24 hours. aveeno® why didn't we do this last year? before you were preventing migraine with qulipta®? remember the pain? cancelled plans? the

buildings in the camp and a hospital came under fire over the past 24 hours, where, according to the associated pressing held. palestine reported that the number of children killed in gas has exceeded 3,300, with another thousand under the rubble. today , a convoy of ten trucks with humanitarian aid arrived at the blockade of gaza through the rafah checkpoint. israel also resumed water supply through the second of three water pipelines that supply water to the sector gas now van klav can supply more than 28 million liters of water daily. halloween celebrations ended with shootings in several american states in florida. during a street fight, someone opened fire while many people were around. two people were killed and 18 were injured. one suspect was detained, but police believe there were two attackers. a shooting also occurred at a party in indiana, killing one person and injuring eight. another incident took place in chicago. 15 people were wounded by gunshots. besides. two minors died in a shooting in massachusetts, and four more people are in critical condition. mini trump, a libertarian and a c

according to the associated press, today israel attacked the largest hospital in the enclave; it is reportedo patients, there were tens of thousands of refugees there. residential buildings were also damaged after an israeli air raid on a mosque in the nuseirat camp. 13 people died there. in total, since the beginning of the shelling in vanclave, more than 8,000 people have died, half of them children ; mass rallies for peace in the middle east continue around the world; gas attacks were opposed in berlin, munich, barcelona and vienna. in paris, the demonstration was prohibited, but people still gathered in the republic square. in rome, demonstrators came from all over italy to participate in the procession. large-scale marches took place in sydney, los angeles and new york. how does the wind of change begin to rustle in the world? hungarian minister in minsk. the prime minister of slovakia calls everything by its proper name, the speaker of the american parliament votes against aid to ukraine. experts and guests of the editors' club evaluate the suspension of forces and look for its reasons

the death of kobe bryant had been confirmed by the associated press. wasn't involved in the story. we didn't ask her to be involved in the story, and we took great care. we take great care in our coverage of sensitive issues to write those stories in a sensitive way and decide when we're going to publish it. we can't have any one of a thousand people on our staff decide taking responsibility themselves to say how we should cover a particular story. we assign particular reporters to do it. they have editors, and they're the ones who make those judgments. >> but unless you're going to ban everybody on your staff from tweeting and social media posts completely, i still just don't understand what she did wrong. i mean, look, i'm from philadelphia. okay. kobe bryant went to high school, his dad coached at my high school, girls varsity basketball. i want to believe the myth about kobe bryant, too, but there is this ugly incident in 2003. i don't want to think about it, and i certainly didn't want to think about it after he died, but what felicia did is journ

the bodies of one and a half thousand hamas members were found on israeli territory, the associated pressgency reports. a total of more than 1,700 objects have been attacked in the enclave, there is no water or electricity, the situation is close to a humanitarian catastrophe. at the same time , hamas says that local residents will not leave the gas sector and the fight will continue. among there are many foreigners killed and missing, including two russians, this information was confirmed by our embassy in israel. all the latest data was collected by pavel matveev. in these shots. the palestinians are being cut off the water flowing into the gaza strip from israel, you will have no water , no food, no light, nothing, you wanted war, you got it, so emotionally israel announced a large-scale operation in the gaza strip, it was shelled all evening , all night and continue now, multi-storey buildings are literally collapsing from the explosion, there is the message that mosques and schools are being shelled, of course no one is studying there now, but the palestinians use the premises of edu

according to the associated press report on sunday evening, president biden is considering a trip to israel in the coming days but nothing has been finalized on that front. president biden was on 60 minutes yesterday talking about the israel-hamas war and this is what he had to say. [video clip] >> would you support israeli occupation of gaza at this point? >> >> i think it would >> be a big mistake. what happened in gaza in my view is hamas in the extreme elements of hamas don't represent all the palestinian people. i think it would be a mistake for israel to occupy gaza again. but going in and taking out the extremists, hezbollah is up north but hamas is down south. it's a necessary requirement. >> do you believe hamas must be eliminated entirely? >> yes, i do. but there needs to be a palestinian authority. there needs to be a path to a palestinian state. host: president biden on 60 minutes yesterday. if you want to join the conversation this morning, we are talking about the house speaker battle and the israel-hamas war, join in for the line for democrats (202) 748-8000, (202) 748

this is as associated press released a statewide alert warning law enforcement about card after card made threats against a military base and other soldiers. >> is there anything that you would do differently? >> we are going to learn from mistakes. i am sure we have made a cup a along the way. >> 18 people were killed in last week's mass shooting in lewiston, maine. >>> in oakland, the rvs won't go away. some residents in the fruit veil district say they've had enough. neighbors say it started with a few rv dwellers on east ninth street two years ago. it grew in recent months. when the students i cleared all the rvs near home depot and alameda avenue earlier this month, a lot of the people moved to east ninth street. residents in the area say they are so fed up, they are moving out. >> they stay up all through the night. i don't know what they doing in their trailer but it's bothering me mentally and physically. >> giving me a 30 days notice. i said i will lower your rent. she still said no can do. my tenants are giving me 30 days' notice one after another. >> neighbors and business

coming up wednesday morning, associated press congressional reporter discusses the removal of california congressman kevin mccarthy as speaker of the house and what's next. then bloomberg reporter greg stohr previews the cases the justices will hear on gun rights and social media regulations and we'll continue the discussion to oust speaker mccarthy and the spending deadline with a democratic congressman and buddy carter.

. >>> the associated press is reporting biden and xi jinping have agreed to meet on the sidelines of the summit. it will bring together leaders. u.s. officials say the topics and the date for the meeting still being worked out. tensions have been rising for months and disagreements from taiwan to russia's decision to invade ukraine have muddied the waters. >> there's a good chance you've noticed an increase in your pg&e bills. bay area customers are paying more than double the national average. here is ian cull. >> reporter: the new report comes ahead of a major decision for pg&e next week. it was done at the state utilities commission and it shows over the past three years monthly electric bills have gone up 38% for pg&e customers. >> it makes it harder and harder for households. >> reporter: the report found residential electricity rates are more than twice the national average. pg&e is the blue line in the graph. you can see how they compared to other utilities and the blue dotted line is a projection showing prices going up by the end of the year. the company is requesting to rai

their family told the associated press that bill was a master auto mechanic, ails trying to be a funny, and a man dedicated to his family. bill's cousin shared her desbelief on the "today" show. >> they're just innocent people, just innocent people out for a night of bowling. this was a children's event. you know, who expects a shooter to go into a children's erent? this is a crazy world we live in today. >> and 42-year-old arthur strout who was playing pool with his father at the bar. his father left shortly before the shooting. arthur leaves behind a wife and five children. you also had those who lost their lives trying to stop the gunman. joseph walker, a manager at schemengees bar and grill. he was trying to confront the gunman with a butcher knife before he was killed, and michael, wheeze father told cbs news, his son and a friend charged the shooter after making sure their wives and several children were safe. both lost their lives. several of the victims were also members of the deaf community who were competing in a cornhole tournament when the rampage began. that includes josh

we saw the new york times, politico associated press, washington post definitively laming israel forme from islamic jihad how do you stop the misinformation that is out there that is only fueling this war where we see u.s. embassy with massive protest because they believe what appears to be ally at this point. >> is a terrible jump to conclusion. it is halloween so when you say the misinformation coming inside of the house. we are serious it is coming from members inside of the house of representatives. that is unacceptable we need to be more deliberative when information comes across the wire you have to make sure what the facts are in too many times the members of the squad in the members of the left will try to craft a fax to their own purposes even if they are not truly fax. if it turns out to be something other than they wanted to be. maria: what a shame. we will be watching all of that. we appreciate your time. maria: congratulations on your 30th. >> thank you so much, ben cline. we'll be right back. ♪ this she■s a hero moment. even today, only a quarter of stem graduates are w

the associated press spoke to a u.s. official on condition of anonymity who said that card was an army reservist who had been taken by police for an evaluation after military officials became concerned that he was acting erratically in mid-july. the official said military commanders became concerned about card's safety and asked for the police to be called. wednesday's shooting was the country's 36th mass killing this year, according to a database maintained by the associated press and usa today, in partnership with northeastern university. until last night, maine was designated by the fbi as the safest state in america. president biden who has been in touch with state and local officials, mourned the victims and urged republican lawmakers to fulfill their duty to protect the american people by passing a bill banning assault weapons and high capacity magazines. and he urged them to enact gun safety measures. one of maine's most famous voices, novelist stephen king, tweeded about those very republicans, writing, quote, th

_ tower block with the associated press news agency was completely flattened in a similar way,way, and you have images i remember at the time ofjournalist scrambling to get out at very— ofjournalist scrambling to get out at very short notice. israel says it gives— at very short notice. israel says it gives some — at very short notice. israel says it gives some warning. how long that notices. _ gives some warning. how long that notices, and obviously when a building — notices, and obviously when a building like that comes down, it is notjust_ building like that comes down, it is notjust the — building like that comes down, it is notjust the people in it who building like that comes down, it is not just the people in it who are at riski _ not just the people in it who are at risk, it— not just the people in it who are at risk, it is— not just the people in it who are at risk, it is the— not just the people in it who are at risk, it is the people in the surrounding area. it is hard to imagine— surrounding area. it is hard to imagine that there won't have been fairly significant ca

joining us to talk more about it, white house reporter for "the associated press," chris, great to see night, the united states made mistakes in its response to september 11th. he said, we were angry then. we understand you, israel, are angry now. but there's got to be a lot of concern here, that israel, though the u.s. made clear has the right to defend itself and go into gaza, that it could inflame the situation more. how worries are officials that that might be what happens? >> sure, american officials are very worried right now. we're right to highlight the comment that president biden made about mistakes in the wake of september 11th. that's a very dramatic acknowledgment for an american president to make about how the u.s. behaved after the september 11th attacks. then, you know, i really see what biden is doing as a two-step process involving israel. first, he is trying to show solidarity. trying to make sure israel feels secure. then, you know, once israel feels like it is secure, has the backing of the united states, now biden is trying to influence their next moves. he's tryi

law enforcement selfless tell the associated press they found a suicide note in his cell phone.victims have been identified, 13 were wounded, three critically. >> often, these rounds will hit bone and shattered bone becomes a missile or projectile. >> reporter: there have been 567 mass shootings in the u.s. this year. >> sources tell cbs news officials are investigating whether card was targeting a current or former girlfriend but at this point, motive remains unclear. stay up-to-date on the very latest on our website, kpix .com and streaming on the free cbs news app. >>> the u.s. launching more air strikes in the middle east as fears of a regional conflict grow larger. >>> y cruise is pulling all of their autonomous taxis off the road not just in san francisco at cretors, we handcraft every batch of our delicious popcorn. like our cretors cheese and caramel mix. great on their own, even better together. try cretors, handcrafted small-batch popcorn. goli, taste your goals. >>> to the very latest on the war between israel and hamas. the israeli military says it is expanding its g

matt referenced before the break with fact we saw ford shares spike on a report from the associated presse uaw appears to be moving closer to a tentative contract agreement with ford. that deal could potentially include cost-of-living pay increases that could potentially, matt, lift the total pay raises above 30%. that report also says the union made a counter offer to ford. it proposes a 25% general wage increase over the life of the new four year contract. we will continue to monitor the headlines. everybody has been waiting to see traction on the conversations between the automakers and the union. matt: they have gotten pretty far in terms of pay, that part of the package it seems. everybody is up around 20%-23 percent. reportedly the union wants something like 25%. it seems like they are close enough to done. my questions remain on the possibility of bringing back pensions. that seems terribly unlikely. the possibility of a four day work week, one of shawn fain's demands. why not a four hour work week, right? he's not in from detroit joins us on the phone. he covers ford and all carma

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but the software shows that this photo was created by artificial intelligence , the american associated press writes, and the saraeis are experienced in psychological operations. for example, in 2022 and on the 11th day of the attack on gaza , they launched a secret operation on social networks. user accounts were responsible for managing this operation. they should justify the aerial bombardment of this regime and praise it. they obliged the government to compile and create a comprehensive document on the human capital of education as well as electronic files for students . it will also be established with the approval of the representatives of the representatives of the national migration organization for the organization of immigrants and immigrants. continuation of the hectic sessions of the parliament for the consolidation and approval of the bill of the 7th plan and today in the areas of social education and food. education can have an impact on raising children and humanizing society. assigning 4 tasks to the government to improve the education system. it is expected that those 40 main

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the associated press reports at least 2700 people have been killed in both israel and gaza. crisis started saturday when the hamas terror group launched a surprise assault on israeli citizens. the us government will begin operating evacuation flights today to help americans leave israel. at least 27 us citizens have been killed and us secretary of defense lloyd austin is in tel aviv this morning offering support to israel. >> america's support for israel is ironclad and i extend my deepest condolences to the israeli people for those killed or wounded in this terrible slaughter by hamas. >> a second shipment of military aid from the us is arriving in israel today. >> the search continues for at least 17 us citizens who are believed to be in israel this morning. one of those people is sharon simmons. ariel her family tells abc seven news she was in the music festival at the music festival in south israel celebrating her 40th birthday when hamas militants attacked. her brother in law spoke with abc seven news reporter j.r. stone. >> what is your belief? do you think she is stil

according to an associated press source, general motors and the united auto workers have just reachedkers without this agreement. and it comes after united auto workers union leaders signed off on a tentative deal with ford yesterday. and now it goes to union members for final approval. also over the weekend, stellantis announced it's made a tentative deal with autoworkers. the stellantis deal is said to be similar to the one ford workers agreed to with significant wage increase. and now we take a live look at the new york stock exchange as trading gets underway. you can see that we're up about 310 points at. >> rumors are swirling over what apple might announce at its surprised product event today. the company already revealed its new iphone and its apple watch last month. but in honor of halloween, it's calling today's event scary fast. so some people think think this means that apple will debut its new faster processing chip and perhaps the next model of computers. >> apple is rolling out a controversial new pay later feature. it's marketed as a risk free way of purchasing somethin

the american associated press writes that the israelis have a history of psychological operations. for example, in 2022 and on the 11th day of the attack on gaza , they launched a secret operation on social networks . the user accounts under the management of this operation were tasked with justifying the aerial bombardment of this regime and praising it. mohammad javadma, a radio news reporter, on the 18th day of the review of the government's seventh plan, the members of the parliament mandated the comprehensive document on human capital for education and also electronic records of students compile and create. also, with the approval of the representatives, the national migration organization will be established to organize immigrants and citizens. continuing the intensive meetings of the parliament for drafting and approving the bill of the 7th program and today also in the fields of social and judicial education. education can have an impact on raising children and humanizing society . assigning four tasks to the government to improve the education system. it is expected that t

a deputy national security advisor told the associated press the u.s. government believes the driver was acting with malign intent. at the consulate, the visa office is closed. >> we are trying to apply for a visa for my son. >> what do you see? >> it says it's closed temporarily. it sucks because i was supposed to pick up my visa today. it's understandable why it would be closed. >> reporter: no word on when the visa office will reopen or how people can reschedule any appointments. >>> today, president biden addressed the nation for first time since hamas launched its surprise attack on israel four days ago. close to 2,000 people have died, that includes at least 14 americans. the president confirming today that americans are among those of the more than 100 hostages being held by hamas. president biden reaffirmed support for israel as the fighting escalates. >> there's no justification for terrorism. there's no excuse. the united states, our response will be swift, decisive and overwhelming. >> the united states is working with israeli counterparts to

and the gaza strip from the associated press, and a bit of a story from this morning. death toll in israel following surprise attacks by hamas stands at 600 according to several is really -- as rally media outlets. reportedly told sunday. no official confirmation on the number of deaths on the israeli side since the fighting erupted. palestinian officials say more than 300 people have been killed in gaza. without differentiating between fighters and civilians. that is from the associated press with israeli media citing more than 600 have been killed in israel with the palestinian officials saying more than 300 people have been killed in gaza. we want to know what you think about hamas launching the surprise attack. george calling from pine ridge, south dakota on the democratic line. good morning. caller: good morning. i would like to mention -- hello? host: you are on. caller: i would like to know more about the occupation of palestine, the illegal occupation by israel, a violation of the a course -- accords and the other attempts at peace and continual violation by is

associated press observers are confident that the two countries will continue to strengthen their bilateral is a safe and friendly neighbor for china, which supports china's initiatives on the world stage. the two countries have formed an unofficial alliance against the united states and other democracies, which is complicated by the conflict between israel and hamas. china is seeking to balance its relations with israel with its economic ties with iran and syria, which enjoy strong russian support. putin's visit also serves as an endorsement of the outstanding initiative of chinese leader xidingping. one belt one road, aimed at developing infrastructure and expanding china's global influence. an interlocutor of the british newspaper ik guardian is sure that vladimir putin’s invitation to the one-way train forum is a signal to the west. and organizations, this highlights the convergence of political priorities between china and russia. the american newspaper the new york times writes that vladimir putin came to china to strengthen partnerships between the two countries. the leaders of the s

and the gaza strip from the associated press, and a bit of a story from this morning. death toll in israel following surprise attacks by hamas stands at 600 according to several is really -- as rally media outlets. reportedly told sunday. no official confirmation on the number of deaths on the israeli side since the fighting erupted. palestinian officials say more than 300 people have been killed in gaza. without differentiating between fighters and civilians. that is from the associated press with israeli media citing more than 600 have been killed in israel with the palestinian officials saying more than 300 people have been killed in gaza. we want to know what you think about hamas launching the surprise attack. george calling from pine ridge, south dakota on the democratic line. good morning. caller: good morning. i would like to mention -- hello? host: you are on. caller: i would like to know more about the occupation of palestine, the illegal occupation by israel, a violation of the a course -- accords and the other attempts at peace and continual violation by is

. >>> and the "associated press" says a black texas high school student suspended for breaking a rulerred to a disciplinary alternative education program today. 18-year-old darryl george has spent more than a month on in-school suspension. school officials say his dreadlocks violated the district's dress code regarding hair length for boys. he'll be allowed to return to the houston-area school at the end of november. his family has filed a federal civil rights lawsuit. >>> still to come, family dollar issues a recall. what you should know about some over-the-counter medicines sold at the discount chain. chain. with 30 grams of protein. those who tried me felt more energy in just two weeks. -ahh, -here, i'll take that. woo hoo! ensure max protein 30 grams protein, one gram sugar, 25 vitamins and minerals, and nutrients for immune health. (♪♪) (♪♪) my plaque psoriasis was so bad... i couldn't get my hair done. my psoriasis was all over. then my joints started hurting, found out it was psoriatic arthritis. who knew they could be connected? for me, cosentyx works on both. 5 years and coun

they're filming, those uh agencies, for example, if i have to, i must say the names, routers, associated press, as well as british broadcasting corporation bbc, they're right here, right next to us, they film everything, but nothing is shown, i know that for sure. all right, thanks lot, ashraf press tvs ash joining us from kon in southern gaza, we'll be hearing from you later on uh in the day as well, well pro-palestinian rallies continue in many countries across the globe in a display solidarity with the people of the ghaza strip and the iranian capital tehran people from all walks of life held a massive rally to condemn the israeli crimes in the besieg territory. similar demonstrations were held in other cities across iran and other west asian countries, police in the lebanese capital beirout fired tier gas to disperse angry demonstrators near the american embassy and the jordanian capital, i'm on police also fired to your guess to disperse protesters who had gathered near the israeli embassy to vent their anger at the regime's crimes, the demonstrators demanded their government closed the e

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the american reporter of the associated press writes: israelis have a history in psychological operations. for example, in 2022 and on the 11th day of the attack on gaza , they launched a secret operation on social networks . the user accounts under the management of this operation were responsible for justifying and praising the aerial bombardment of this regime. mohammad javad rahnama, radio journalist. popular demonstrations in support of the oppression of the palestinian people continue in different parts of the world. demonstrators in the countries of america, canada , england, france, germany, italy, spain, sweden, holland, venezuela, turkey and pakistan condemned the crimes of the zionist regime in gaza. . reducing the period of public duty service of the public duty organization faraja ttalaiyei announced that with the proposal of the general staff of the reformed forces and the approval of the supreme commander-in-chief of the armed forces, the mandatory service period of all enlisted soldiers who will join the military service from now on has been reduced by 3 months. the terms