it's everywhere now and it's what's happening at floyd bennett field. and that is something that highlights the failures at the southern border. this is the biden administration's legacy for the national park service. congresswoman malliotakis' legislation would ensure federal lands throughout the country including parks in her district and my home of hot springs national park, and the grand canyon and the ranking member's home state remain natural wonders, not tent cities for illegal immigrants. i'd like to thank representative malliotakis for her strong leadership on this effort. i support this bill and reserve the balance of my time. the chair: the gentleman reserves. the chair recognizes mr. grijal. mr. grijalva: i yield myself as much time as i may consume. the chair: the gentleman is recognized. mr. grijalva: i rise in opposition to the legislation. i am disappointed today once again we are discussing the continued republican instancance that we are having a federal land problem. and instead of focusing on the crisis, my colleagues have doubled do

bennett, can we have a conversation please? i do enjoy talking to you.o have a meaningful conversation. what you say that what happened in gaza was not, the land that was handed over to the palestinian authority, mahmoud abbas, they are not in charge of gaza right now. what happened on october 7th was not the palestinian authority. you will agree with me on that, right? >> no. you're missing the point. he over to mahmoud abbas, but he couldn't hold the control, and hamas took over because of popular support. so, are you now expecting us to redo that challenge and have another massive butchery of jews? this time, in central israel? >> so the answer to my question, you are saying that it is your position that there will not be a two-state solution, that the palestinians will not get a state, and that with secretary of state said is not a reality that you said is possible. >> talk about a third state, because there we have turned the source to a base of butchery. so if your question is, do israelis now want to provide the palestinians yet another state trea

zelsky's funding in the west is nearing completion, bennett is sure.ming to congress, are already demanding not to give a single cent to kiev. the american people are tired of this support without even knowing the whole truth. but what about europe, how has it turned into a backward province of the usa, to use an apt expression. this is a mystery, but something becomes clearer if you look at all these people, stupid macron , devoid of leadership qualities, or scholz, a bald shoemaker, an imbecile, he stood in front of biden, who threatened to stop the northern flows, how do you do it, let’s do it, listras, old the witch or boris johnson, the fat clown who told zelsky, don’t sign the peace agreement, we will fight, whoever you are, or ukraine. bennett is determined to demonstrate everything he saw filmed in donetsk. show the united states to a wide audience, duped by the official media, american taxpayers, according to him, do not know where their money is going and should know the truth, this will change a lot. let us hope and pray that god will bless

the fairmont hotel. >> tony bennett first saying i left my heart in san francisco. here in our venetian room. so how fortunate are we that the heart that he painted gets a permanent home at the fairmont san francisco. >> the sculpture now showcased in the hotel's lobby. bennett painted the golden gate bridge on this giant six by five foot heart in 2004. and it's one of the first hearts auctioned to raise money for the san francisco general hospital foundation. he had such a big heart for this city. pam bear, wife of giant ceo larry baer, is one of the founders of the hearts in san francisco fundraising gala. >> he was an advocate for the vulnerable. and he said if i can paint a heart and i want it permanently left in san francisco, i will do it for you >> for years, bennett's heart had a home in union square, becoming a selfie stop for hundreds of people. all. well, timing is everything. and the heart now taking center stage just days before the apex summit, president biden reportedly a guest here next week. and who knows? he may even see it. >> i'm not sure how he'

city, the lease signed by the biden administration proposes to his at least 2,000 migrants at floyd bennett field brooklyn at a monthly rent of $1.7 million. under the terms of the lease, the city, who will be reimbursed by the state, will pay the first three months up front and the city will be able to use 30 acres of land at the location. the total cost of the agreement over $20.8 million. according to the mayor of new york city, eric adams, who he himself has said this migrant crisis will destroy new york. so far in fiscal year 2023, new york city has spent $1.4 billion to deal with this crisis and is estimated the taxpayers will be forced to pay $12 billion by 2025 if this crisis is not handled, which means if we do not stop the unsustainable and unsafe flow of individuals coming through our southern border. additionally, the mayor has said because of this crisis, he has to propose a 15% across the board cut for new york city services for our actual citizens. he wants to bring cops levels to 1990 levels. thousands of fewer cops on our streets than we had on september 11, 2001. we are ha

to the fairmont hotel. >> tony bennett first sang i left my heart in san francisco.o here in our venetian room. so how fortunate are we that the heart that he painted gets a permanent home at the fairmont san francisco. >> the sculpture now showcased in the hotel's lobby, bennett painted the golden gate bridge on this giant six by five foot heart in 2004. it's one of the first hearts auctioned to raise money for the san francisco general hospital foundation. he had such a big heart for this city. pam bear, wife of giant ceo larry baer, is one of the founders of the hearts in san francisco fundraising gala. he was an advocate for the vulnerable. >> and he said if i can paint a heart and i want it permanently left in san francisco, i will do it for you >> for years, bennett's heart had a home in union square, becoming a selfie stop for hundreds of people. well, timing is everything. and the heart now taking center stage just days before the apex summit, president biden reportedly a guest here next week. and who knows, he may even see it. >> i'm not sure how he'll be en

hotel. >> tony bennett first saying, i left my heart in san francisco.ere in our venetian room. so how for are we that the heart that he painted gets a permanent home at the fairmont san francisco. >> the sculpture now showcased in the hotel's lobby. bennett painted the golden gate bridge on this giant six by five foot heart in 2004. it's one of the first hearts auctioned to raise money for the san francisco general hospital foundation. he had had such a big heart for the city. pam barrett, wife of giants ceo larry baer, is one of the founders of the hearts in san francisco fundraising gala. he was an advocate for the vulnerable. >> and he said if i can paint a heart and i want it permanently left in san francisco, i will do it for you. >> for years, bennett's heart had a home in union square, becoming a selfie stop for hundreds of people. but timing is everything. and the heart now taking center stage just days before the apex summit, president biden reportedly a guest here next week. and who knows, he may even see it. >> i'm not sure how he'll be enter

debating a bill that will close floyd bennett field.dment will ensure that asylum seekers, not illegal aliens, asylum seekers, who are bussed from state to state without support, scant information, and no other options can access the resources they de-- can access the resources they decy. specifically, my amendment allows the interior secretary to authorize the use of control by the national park service for the purpose of housing migrants when a state fails to provide 48 hours' notice to the receiving state, or provide truthful information to the migrants about where they are being transported to or provide the opportunity to refuse the busing. we have heard hundreds of migrant stories of not knowing where they are being sent. we cannot allow this practice to continue without consequences. my amendment will help create an accountability system for the states that decide to dece deceptively bus migrants to other states like new york. i urge my colleagues to support this amendment. i reserve the balance of my time. the chair: the gentlew

mr bennett's lawyers say they will appeal.orecast and the latest details on storm ciaran, here's carol. hello again. storm ciaran will be making its presence felt later on today, tonight and also through tomorrow in the sense that we're going to have some heavy rain falling on ground that is already saturated, exacerbating the flooding risk and also damaging winds in the south and the channel islands where we could have gusts up to 90 miles an hour — with exposure, possibly even more than that. now we've got rain continuing to move northwards across scotland, some snow on the highest ground. and we're also looking at a blustery day with sunshine and showers, but some of the showers will merge to give some longer spells of rain. and then later we see storm ciaran starting to show its hand, coming into the south—west, temperatures ranging from six in the north to 1a in the south. so if we pick up storm ciaran, as it comes in, we'll have gusts of about 70 miles an hour in the south—west. then there'll be a lull as the centre of t

the late legendary entertainer tony bennett left his heart in san francisco. now it has a permanent home. abc's seven news reporter cornell bernard tells us about the merging of two san francisco icons. and it's a story you'll see only on seven. my i tony to that song is almost as enduring as the late entertainer link to the fairmont hotel. >> tony bennett first sang i left my heart in san francisco show here in our venetian room. so how fortunate are we that the heart that he painted gets a permanent home at the fairmont san francisco. >> the sculpture now showcased in the hotel's lobby, bennett painted the golden gate bridge on this giant six by five foot heart in 2004. it's one of the first hearts auctioned to raise money for the san francisco general hospital foundation. he had such a big heart for the city. pam bear, wife of giant ceo larry baer, is one of the founders of the hearts in san francisco fundraising gala. he was an advocate for the vulnerable. >> and he said if i can paint a heart and i want it permanently left in san francisco, i will do it f

bennett, hello, welcome to moscow to our studio. hello, thank you for inviting me.citizen, a former us army officer, and now your statements on the ukrainian conflict are almost everywhere in the media. how did it happen that you became so deeply involved in this conflict, into a conflict on the other side of the world. you know, in some ways i felt like i just had to come here. you know, american society. is now under monstrous pressure from propaganda, the americans are being lied to in every possible way, they do not know what is really happening. so i came here to be a light in this darkness for them, to show the americans what is really going on. i am not indifferent to the words from the gospel, so let your light shine before people, so that they see your good deeds and glorified your heavenly father. i think it’s important to be a person who... brings the truth to people, to be a diplomat , a messenger of truth, because now russians, looking at the united states, think that every american wants to fight with russia, wants this bloodshed, all americans without

this opinion was shared in an interview with our channel by scott bennett, a former american militaryment analyst and specialist in psychological warfare. he emphasized: in the states they understand perfectly well. also bennett noted the difference in what they say to russia in the western media, and what ordinary americans think. no american has ever wanted to fight with russia, no american hates russia, the media presents everything that way, but americans are not hostile towards russia for this very reason, the majority of americans. extremely outraged by the fact that we are now financing terrorists, financing acts of genocide and maniacs like zelsky, the volumes are already being reduced, assistance has practically stopped, the money allocated for aid to ukraine was actually stolen from the americans, not a single american wanted this to happen, no one voted for it, the full interview with scott bennett, watch on our channel after 13:00 moscow time. brazil is strengthening the security of its northern borders due to the escalation of the territorial conflict between venezuela an

not to bennett smith in ramallah bennett. so these, ready on me. we know it wasn't ramping up. rates across the by the west bank talk through what's been happening, bennett, or they'll probation. and janine is still ongoing and they started late last night. we understand the full palestinians have been killed during that. right. essentially what we believe happened, but we understand this happened, is it, is there anything special for us has gone in and on the cover that vehicle was spot said there was a gun fight with palestinian fighters in jeanine. these riley's golden backup but logic on the fight and shoot a not carried on the 1st positive leaving that these variables in bold. those is that we used to destroy the rows in the area. somebody threw in some sort of improvised explosive device about bulldozer and then he was rarely shot to the person who filmed box, although he, he was liked injured is really a no on typical night for a okay. pod westbank, a razor of facts of life here, and they've been increasing rates, particularly in june. janin

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. >>> let's talk now with former prime minister naftali bennett. he's enlisted in the idf reserve. bennett, can you tell us what you were hearing about another extension of this pause, or this truce? >> well, this truce is -- or pause is very temporary. it's the sole goal from israel's perspective is to get out as many hostages as we can. one way or another, it's going to end a few days at max. or tonight might be the last batch if hamas can continue providing at a rate of ten hostages a day, we'll continue. but i believe over the next few days, we'll continue, resume the attack to eliminate hamas. >> what about getting male hostages out? >> look, i'm not in the negotiation team. i'll just say that one way or another, idf is ready, like a spring coil ready to attack on the southern part and dismantle hamas. we have to end this war without hamas existing anymore. >> but, it sounds like, as you're talking about the time line here, the expectation is get as many women and children hostages out, but resume the war before negotiating to get male hostages out. is that correct? >> again,

bennett, thank you so much for sharing part of your day with us. let's start with the deal that qatar brokered to open that rafah crossing to some palestinians and foreign nationals. is it your understanding that the idf has effectively agreed to a ceasefire around the rafah area of gaza as part of the deal? >> israel does not citizens who are moving away from harm's way. in fact, israel has allowed 800,000 gazans to move away according to laws of war from northern gaza to southern gaza and also from gaza through rafah into egypt. so whenever we're talking about human beings, we bend over backward to allow them into safe havens. >> would you like to see the arrangement that's in place right now around that crossing extended and perhaps widened to allow more palestinians to leave gaza? >> we will not prevent anyone from leaving gaza, assuming it's a civilian and not a terrorist or a terrorist taking a hostage. so given the right supervision, we obviously don't want to see civilians unnecessarily hurt. >> well, on that note, sir, yesterday it appears

contact your volvo retailer to learn more. >>> did you know tony bennett literally left a heart in sanatue he painted himself has found a permanent home. >> i left my heart in san francisco. >> the statue has spent the last 20 years in union square and was featured in this sing-along during the pandemic. it will be displayed in the lobby of the fairmont hotel just in time for world leaders in town this weekend. and the first debut, in 1961. the cbs evening news is coming up next on kpix, the 6:30 edition streams on the free cbs ♪ ♪ >> norah: tonight, explosions and heavy fighting reported around hospitals in gaza. israel says it's closing in where it says hamas hides military operations. the concern tonight for vulnerable patients and sheltering civilians. here are tonight's headlines. ♪ ♪

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plus the city and state have agreed to do improvements on floyd bennett field temperature is taxpayern quoted in fox news and other resources, they are bussed to floyd bennett field, they get off the bus and look at the facility and get back on the bus and say they are not staying here. >> every bus so far, the migrants have gotten off the bus. >> do they have that choice? >> the city cannot force them to stay. >> carley: what will it take for president biden to address the issue? >> president biden has to address the issue at the border. we have 20 million people on their way to our city. if you are coming to our city and you are told you will get free housing, free food, education, medical insurance, why wouldn't you come? jobs. but there are not any jobs. they realize it is nothing promised and people are leaving. people with children were getting back on the bus just to get away temperature is ill conceived location. >> carley: a lot of national security concerns, as well, 451 billion dollar number doesn't wake you up, what does? important issue here. >> todd: president biden will

>> especially because senator bennett is here and h always been in a close race with me for coloradoo put tha on the record. , senator haggerty has raid some issues and i wanted to get at wt we are doing here with of the bill senator holly certainly not a member of the biden administration that senator holly and iave introduced with senator clins and a senator ricketts, senator bennett has been such a leader, senator kunz and others will be getting in on it as well, so this will gets out not just any cosmetic chang to how, but it gets that materially the deceptive acts. this gets at the fake ads showing donald trump hugging doctor fauci which was lie. that's what it gets out. the person that looks like elizabeth warren but isn't elizabeth warren claiming that republicans shouldn't be allowed to vote. it is of grave concern to people on both sides of the aisle. can you talk about and help us with this kind of materially deceptive content that has no place in our elections? >> thank youor the question. i think that is the key the materiality test. courts it seems all are well equipped

and randy bennett expected to his squad to get a lot of preseason love and he thinks they're a quick to have a big for i think we. one way turn a lot of guys from a a good season last year >> we have always comes senior leadership our senior leadership is really good with alex ducas and mason forbes. i feel good about that. i think our guys really i care to kids and and then we have good pride. >> probably deepest team of that. >> that's saying something because he's had a lot of really good teams. we will have that full conversation with randy bennett and myself tonight at 10. 45 on sports night live. but that's all i have for now. back to you guys. all right, jason, to the east bay, you know, if you're looking for a spot to fuel up for all that trick or treating there's one that's in the spooky spirit all year long i went to diggers diner in concord and you could say the food to die welcome to diggers diner in concord where it's anything but dead >> well, they say put the fun in funeral. here we are. yeah. there's back dining room called the graveyard. this is how are all year long

mr bennett's lawyers say they will appeal against the panel's decision.nd to brace for storm ciaran. amber weather warnings are in place from tonight into friday. gusts of 80mph are possible on exposed parts of the south coast, with 20—25mm of rain expected in southern and western areas. there are also 26 flood warnings in place tens of thousands of children in the west of scotland will be off school today because of a strike by support staff. the walkout by members of unison is in the long running dispute about pay. the strike affects schools in the glasgow, renfrewshire, east renfrewshire, and inverclyde local authority areas. you're live with bbc news. let's continue with our coverage of what's happening in ukraine. ukrainian children forced to leave their homes near the front lines have begun to arrive in safer parts of the country. the authorities ordered families to move away from more than 30 towns and villages last week as shelling and fighting intensified in parts of the donetsk and kherson regions. jenny hill went to meet some of the families wh

scott bennett's. thanks for your take on that's intrigues surrounding the north sea pipeline. thank you as well. and just before we go, some use just in the us military craft as crushed over the eastern mediterranean sea, it went down while conducting training operations. according to us officials, the cause is under investigation with no signs of hostile. i'd say if it's a false, it will bring you more information on that story as in when we get through. thank you. that's all from a piece of scope. but rachel ruble will be in the hot seats in 30 to keep you up to date with all the very latest wealth news. thanks the account. the la. like, like i have asked him how to start and see all those in the region. the or non state actors by the operate with the national down, the don't to break beyond national. so the don't have it. you have is mission to the race stream, you know, and bring spain back to the peace love it comes with it or restored it came that they are not in any way interested or involved in that because of this course. unless you understand that you could easily fa

and bennett smith is live for us and novelist now bennett. so just bring us up to date with the latest on these is ready ready to tell us what's been happening time, what as well as those rights in to boss that has been raised really across the west bank engineering ramallah. so count them and elsewhere radar, affective life in the occupied westbank suddenly from well before october 7th. but since october 7th, there's been an average of about 40 raids a day. so a significant increase in the numbers that were before october, 7th, and overnight one person killed in those rage meeting. now a 185 promised indians i've been killed in october. the 7th, nearly 2 and a half 1000. i've been arrested about 80 percent of them in administrative detention, meaning that can be held indefinitely without charge. i also was reminding people that since october the 7th of westbank, because in fact typically been closed off to provide for palestinians 195000 of them worked in israel and some of them and some of those in sacraments. they've not been allowed to go

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can you be sure of that mr bennett westmark can i finish a sentence on bbc? on bbc? u, , ., , ., ., bbc? -- can i finish a question on bbc? -- can i finish a question on bbc? the — bbc? -- can i finish a question on bbc? the fact _ bbc? -- can i finish a question on bbc? the fact that _ bbc? -- can i finish a question on bbc? the fact that hamas - bbc? -- can i finish a question on bbc? the fact that hamas takes l bbc? -- can i finish a question on i bbc? the fact that hamas takes fuel for itself is not our responsibility, and while bbc will not cause hamas terrorists but that's what they are, they are killing their own people, we cannot save the gazan civilians without removing hamas, and we are working as quickly as possible to eliminate hamas and then lives will stop being lost. on that as long as new or is there there were two more of their own people. there there were two more of their own people-— own people. how long do you think the moral clarity _ own people. how long do you think the moral clarity will— own people. how long do you think the moral cl

let's watch the former israeli prime minister bennett, and and you're going to see a palestinian leaderuse to condemn hamas' brutal terror attacks. watch this. >> imagine if america had, instead stead of mexico, had a state of al-qaeda with 240 american hostages including babies there and this al-qaeda state entered florida and raped women and murdered parents in front of their children and vice versa and burnt them. would anyone ask america to cease fire against this al-qaeda statesome. >> i'm sure you're concerned about that tax revenue -- >> let me, let me -- >> do you want to clear the air and condemn -- i understand there are deep root causes, but -- [inaudible conversations] it would just be a very quick answer. elizabeth: yeah, he wouldn't give it. he said, no, i'm not going to condemn it. what do you think, brent? is. >> oh, nothing is surprising in any of that. one, israel's military, thankfully, is continuing on with operations as the priority, and none of this politics and diplomacy is getting in the way of military operations. they've gotten to a tactical, sense call pause m

. >> floyd bennett.y bus them to floyd bennett field which is six tenths on a runway at a former brooklyn airfield a lot of the migrants in the first bus is said no, i'm not going to stay here. take me back. the next bus apparently some people did say. biggers can't be choosey? they are choosey. they don't want to say out there because, like that guy you quoted, lawrence, he works in the bronx, his kids go to school in the bronx already. brooklyn is too far away. especially. >> lawrence: getting free education. i don't know how you are working without a social security number. all of this sen compassing. america is not great enough, brian. >> brian: that was the federal government's idea. they said the mayor, who now find themselves under investigation. that's kind of odd. the mayor -- he said we are going to give you a floyd bennett feel. that's your suggestion? it has cost america $451 billion on illegal immigrant care. the meals, the laundry, the shelter. >> ainsley: it's expensive. here is quote anot

bennett has worked with our secretary of state and we welcome you. >>> good afternoon. ranking member officials, my name is wayne bennett and i have the honor and privilege of serving as the secretary of state. before serving, i served at my local capacity as the election commissioner. this gave me an on the ground experience and what it takes to operate efficiently and effectively. in my 14 years, i have seen nebraska election officials rise to the critical challenges of cyber security conducting elections in a pandemic, census delays and combating misinformation. on the cyber security front, nebraska is always working to address potential concerns. in 2018, we led the way in securing our system. nebraska implemented what affect your to prevent unauthorized access and on the backend, the computer intrusion protection device which detects malicious activity. the installation of the center which was the first to be used on the service of a private elections vendor is replicated in seven other states, has won the national association award in 2019. in 2020, during the ear

no one wants to try experience dangerous experience again. >> todd: bennett says israel is being heldent standard. >> carley: today marks one month since hamas attacked israel. hundreds are still being held hostage, including our next guest. two are just five and three years old. she joins me now. thank you for joining us one month after this horrific terror attack that left so many families broken. bring us back to october 7, tell us about your last communication with family members and what that day was like for you. >> thank you. it is important to share the personal stories, behind the 240 wonderful people and on saturday, october 7, i actually had texted my cousin and she told me something is very wrong. once i realized it is not usual, i immediately called my aunt, you can see on the screen now, she is the most wonderful, kind person who makes the best cheesecakes in the whole wide world. i spoke to her and called her and she was whispering and she said she cannot talk, something wrong is going on. i realize my feelings were correct and i just told her, let's not speak, you are

former israeli prime minister naftali bennett joins us. mr. prime minister, thank you very much for joining us. we appreciate it. what is the latest, do you think, on the hostages? and these numbers are fluctuating from time to time. that's to be expected. but i know that the prime minister, benjamin netanyahu, has said there's not going to be a cease-fire unless more hostages come out. do you think we could see that in the coming days? >> i don't know. it's tough. we have to apply tremendous pressure on hamas. they're holding 240 hostages, including young babies, for exa exa example. one child lost her mom and dad who were murdered by hamas. her two brothers were hiding in a cupboard. she's there alone. imagine a young girl alone after knowing her parents are dead. so we have to do everything and increase the pressure in order to get hamas to release these hostages. >> and you're in the u.s. right now meeting with members of congress. what are you planning to tell them? what are you talking about? and what about some of the pressure that is s

former israeli prime minister bennett. what do you make of this deal? do you think this is a good deal? >> i don't want to voice my personal opinion. i have an opinion, but i don't want to go against or anything that israel is doing. i am representing the state of israel. this is the deal. the deal has arrived. as a result, very successful israeli pressure of an activity of the idf in gaza. it put the leaders of hamas under tremendous pressure and loss. so they felt they have to do the deal in order to buy a few days of respite and we're going to pay a price for that, but this would not have come about without the actions of the idf. >> it sounds like you are skeptical of this deal. what do you mean when you say pay a price for it? >> well, you know, our opponent has been hit badly. hamas has been taking massive hits over the past several weeks. and it's at a point of very tough point. that's a pint where you typically don't want to lift them up from the floor and allow them to recuperate. but the deal here is providing us, of course, with 50 lives, hop

the hi dish bennett. do welcome. today on the program, the following 3 stories about the east around a mosque was at least 50 people dead after israel targeted a senior from us leader in a refugee camp. the father of a victim of the monster attack calls for apartment is to benjamin netanyahu resignation and be off.

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i am geoff bennett.n the newshour tonight, israeli forces close in on gaza city as fighting intensifies and calls for humanitarian pause goes unheeded. lawmakers divided over aid to ukraine and israel. the fate of congressman joy santos and tommy tuberville blocks i nomination. a club inside a credit prison becomes the focus of a new documentary. >> i am an ambassador for life. what i experience and what i go through can help change policies and the way people are being treated even from the outside or the inside. ♪ >> major funding for the pbs newshour has been provided by -- >> consumer cellular, this is sam. how may i help you? >> this is a pocket dial. >> thought i would let you know with consumer cellular do get nationwide coverage with no contract. that is kind of our thing. have a nice day. >> the kendeda fund, committed to advancing restorative justice and meaningful work through investments in transformative leaders and ideas. more at candidafund.org. carnegie corporation of new york, supporting

naftali bennett, that's the last word. the 11th hour starts now. >> tonight, secretary of state anthony blinken's return trip to israel, pressing for a humanitarian pause as israeli forces continue launching targeted attacks. then, president biden's visit to maine after a mass shooting. his message to a grieving community. and an alarming wave of antisemitism across the country, causing rising tensions on college campuses. we'll speak with three students about their experiences, as the 11th hour gets underway on this friday night. >> good evening once again. i'm stephanie ruhle. there are now increasing concerns within the biden white house about how israel is carrying out the war against hamas. today secretary of state anthony blinken made his second 's visit to israel since the october 7th terror attacks, and while he reaffirmed u.s. commitment to israel, he also made the case for a pause in the fighting, even as the war reaches a crucial stage. nbc's raf sanchez as the latest from israel. >> tonight, as israelis targeti

the group's co-founder matt bennett pushing back on claims by senator manchin and the no labels claimthird party would not hurt joe biden and would help donald trump. bennett says no labels leadership appears to be the only people on the planet earth who think they can win. one concern about a third-party run on a scale of 1 to 100, it's 100. >> at this point, i think joe manchin would be a very weak candidate, probably would hurt joe biden as a democrat were he to run. really, i think what no labels and any third party needs is a fresh face. we've seen polls with robert f. kennedy, jr. polling as much as 25% because whatever his flaws may be. i think they are there. he at least is offering fresh ideas and a fresh approach. we don't need warmed-over politicians running on bipartisan tickets at this point if there is to be a third party, we need fresh faces, new ideas, and a bold approach. as we had with ross perot in 1992. >> harris: i'm just dying to ask the question who do you replace joe biden with quickly and we'll go to gianno? >> yeah, i think right now joe biden doesn't run, it

you're looking, if bennett county is available, at least 45 minutes with response time. would be over an hour. >> carley: my goodness. rose, what if somebody has a heart attack and needs medical service right away, this could be a death sentence for them. >> yeah, unfortunately, we cover a pretty large area, there are places where it takes us an hour to get to, depending where it is at. it is devastating for a lot of people to have to wait that long and there has been deaths. we don't have the personnel any longer. >> carley: and rose, you're the last emergency medical technician in your town. how large is your town and how busy are you? >> down to 86 people, biggest reason for the shortage, the population is dropping and our busiest time when we were running, which we have not run for quite a few years now, because of the shortage, would be like maybe one a month depending on tourism and that stuff. >> carley: yeah. when you are needed, you are needed. andy, they call this an ambulance desert and lack of medical services is affecting people across the country. how wides

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i'm geoff bennett. amna is away.sraeli forces surround gaza city as calls go for a pause to aid those trapped. we speak to an american family who made it out. >> it's great relief. great, great food. it's an awful feeling that we left so many people behind. geoff: the founder of f.t.x. is found guilty of proud to and the implications of how crypto is regular late. and immigration rights is a key issue where voters are heading to the polls for off-year elections. ♪ >> major funding for if pbs newshour has been provided by -- >> if ongoing support of these individuals and institutions, and friends of the "newhour" including jim and nancy bildman and paul and nancy anderson >> it was like an ah-ha moment. this is what i love doing. they have this energy that energizes me. these are who are trying to change the world. when i volunteer with women entrepreneur, it's the same thing i'm helping people reach their dreams. >> i'm thriving by helping others every day. people who know, know v.d.o. >> the john s. and james alknig

since 2003, except for a year and a half when bennett and lapid were prime ministers, the power has been in his hands. and the situation of israel has reached a point where sometimes the question is raised, how did things get here ? he is not, and even in terms of adherence and commitment to israel , he is not like any other prime minister. the crisis of reverse immigration has intensified after the al-aqsa storm operation, but the root of this crisis goes back to a few years ago, when the extreme rightists led by netanyahu took power in full. they took over the political scene of this regime and the atmosphere is comfortable the closure of the residents of the occupied territories , such as judicial reforms proposed by netanyahu to escape economic charges , fueled this atmosphere. many israelis immigrated to other countries, including germany, due to the political crisis and the rise of extreme rightists and judicial system reforms in protest against netanyahu's cabinet . israeli journalist activist tomer dotan left this country in 2011 due to benjamin netanyahu's policies and settled i

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