bennett. mr. bennett, you talked about the uh the geopolitical aspect of it, like how uh the americans are still trying to support israel uh and their relationship as they say is iron clad. uh, how far do you think they are going to take this? well, they're in a very precarious position uh right now with the election. approaching where the majority of the american people, i think have their hearts inclined to staying away from this war, they do not want to send their sons and daughters into a conflict. they do not want to draft uh where their sons or daughters or they themselves would be drafted uh to go and fight uh the entire muslim world essentially, so the american people are very wary of this, however the politicians are naive and and also following their donors. uh, donald trump has been financed and controlled for uh his first term and uh, hopefully not his second, by zionists like sheldon adelson and others who wanted to turn uh iran into a sea of glass and had made statements to that effe

i asked him if he thought the is ready. government agreed with bennett. well, i can't speak for the as really government, but i can say that the us government is very clearly opposed to anything like uh, what mr. bennett has suggested and president by and has said very clearly that the was, has no interest in supporting an intro here. attack on iranian nuclear facilities. and israel really does not have the capacity with the capability to attack those facilities without us support. i just want to take you up on what you said there about at the us, because president biden says as a, as you mentioned, is against an attack on iran's at new care program and instead demands a, quote, proportionate is really response. what might that look like? as well, i think that what we're looking at is something along the same lines as we saw in april. the last time is rail. and ron exchanged fire like this where the both sides are clearly took steps. although they felt the need to respond symbolically. they took steps to de escalate, to reduce the tensions these iranians

i want to begin by showing you and our viewers what former is ready prime minister, enough tale, bennett, posted on x. he writes, we must act now to destroy iran's nuclear program. it's central energy facilities. and to faithfully cripple this terrorist regime, not do you think the current is really government would agree to this as well? i can't speak for the as really government, but i can say that the us government is very clearly opposed to anything like uh what mr. bennett has suggested and president by and has said very clearly that the was, has no interest in supporting an intro here attack on iranian nuclear facilities. and israel really does not have the capacity with the capability to attack us facilities without us support. i just want to take you up on what you said there about at the us, because president biden says as a, as you've mentioned, is against an attack on iran's at new care program and instead demands a, quote, proportionate is really response. what might that look like? well i think that what we're looking at is something along the same lines as we saw in april t

in addition to other targets as a tally, bennett mentioned, irans, energy cycles. its oil facilities on the surface first in golf and iranian leaders and we've shown that we have been able to reach enemy leaders wherever they are hiding, even if they're hiding very much underground, just to be precise, ambassador, what you're saying is russia retaliate by a knocking out completely destroying with airpower, i assume around nuclear facilities which are used potentially to develop a bomb all of the energy facilities, the main source of the iranian economy right now, all the oil facilities, for example, and go ahead and assassinate iranian leaders all of that is on the table. all that has to be on the table. >> ban is responsible for 99.9% of all the violence been sweeping over the middle east and not just now it is responsible for the deaths of hundreds of thousands of people, including in syria. to this date, iran has not paid a single price for any of us know what his exact at any price from israel and from iran. and this will never stop until someone proves to the

irate bennett says this opportunity should not be missed.— not be missed.our. which _ not be missed. we are at the 11th hour, which was _ not be missed. we are at the 11th hour, which was not _ not be missed. we are at the 11th hour, which was not the - not be missed. we are at the 11th hour, which was not the case - not be missed. we are at the 11th i hour, which was not the case three years ago, it was also an ability which didn't exist until now because iran was defending itself with two arms, hezbollah and hamas, they were its insurance policy against a strike, but now both of those arms are pretty much neutralised. so the defences are _ are pretty much neutralised. so the defences are down? _ are pretty much neutralised. so the defences are down? we _ are pretty much neutralised. so the defences are down? we have - are pretty much neutralised. so the defences are down? we have never| defences are down? we have never asked in our— defences are down? we have never asked in our history _ defences are down? we have never asked in our history of _ defences

correct stephanie bennett live in london. thank you. c4 attributes are pouring in from all over the world for a one direction singer liam payne he died in argentina earlier this week after he fell off a hotel balcony. that includes his girlfriend, she is breaking her silence. christina coleman has the very latest on this case. >> that is right. liam payne's girlfriend is breaking her silence following his tragic death she said she has been at a complete loss the past several days have not felt real hurt yesterday she wrote on instagram quote i ask and pray you will give me the grace and space to navigate this in private. my angel you're everything i want you to know i love you unconditionally and completely i will continue to lobby for the rest of my life. i love you. twenty-five year old cassidy is with her boyfriend and whiteness are days in argentina just days before he died on wednesday. cassidy had returned home several days before his death paid tragically lost his life after he fell from the third floor of his hotel room balcony

according to bennett, he tried to get a promise that zelensky would not be harmed. only after bennett’s call, zelensky came out of the shelter, changed into khaki and took a selfie on the street. well , immediately, as stoltenberg recalls, he demanded that nato ensure a no-fly zone zone over ukraine, but was refused. in private conversations, zelensky impressed the former secretary general as a naive person ignorant of politics. when asked directly how the confrontation with russia might end, stoltenberg cited the example of finland, which fought with the soviet union, lost 10% of its territory, but received a safe border and nevertheless joined the alliance. after 80 years of neutrality, financial times journalists immediately recalled. according to the former secretary general, ukraine could be accepted into nato although now. having drawn the line of application of the fifth article of the charter along the line of contact, as once west germany, nevertheless, as he tells, not just a retired head of the alliance, but a typical representative of the hereditary euro

we are now going to bring in former israeli prime minister naftali bennett. thank you so much as always for joining us. first, wen i want to start gettg your reaction to a leak claiming ironic back to publication received highly classified u.s. intelligence about israel's plan to strike a run. a few questions specifically for you. how do something so sensitive to get leaked? who would want to leak it? does this change israel's strategy? >> are such a leak of considerable concern from our perspective. when we have operational plan we do not want it to leak. not have it linked to anyone and certainly not to our enemies. i understand and am confident the united states is going to look into the source of this leak take care of it. ari: okay we will move on. let me move on to idf reaction. the drone attacks has been attacking israel for the last 30 years through several of its proxies that hamas, hezbollah, houthi it. they're killing many israelis i romp through its proxies killed hundreds of americans including 241 servicemen in beirut. but much much more. it's t

marian, thank you very much for those updates. i would also like to uh welcome to the program scott bennett, political commentator joining us from san francisco, us. and uh more on the note of uh the recent attacks in southern lebanon uh the regime's excuse for at least part of their excuse for uh the uh the surge of aggressions in southern lebanon is that they apparently want to create safe zone along the northern parts of the occupied territory uh for the uh for those who have escaped from there who have fled from uh the northern occupied territories to return safely, at least that is their claim. uh, but i want to know scott, your comments and your thoughts on these perhaps excuses. well, i think the israelis are trying to do to lebanon and the surrounding areas of near northern israel, the same thing they did to palestine and gaza, to demolish it into rubble and ruin and make it uninhabitable. they're also doing decapitation strikes to try and target the senior. leadership, and i believe they are going to try and take a similar decapitation strikes against iran. i would not be surprised

official position, is an informed person, he knows that blows will be dealt, here is what nawtali bennettlarming that this is said by a person who, well, actually, is a little in opposition to netanyahu and said this, the same. and yes, absolutely right, and we see euphoria, euphoria that now engulfs many israeli politicians, from those tactical successes, which must be acknowledged, were achieved by them, many israeli political scientists pay attention to this with great concern, and not only the left, who sharply criticize netanyahu, but also the centrists, who ask themselves whether this euphoria will harm israel itself, after all? playing with fire, you can get burned, well, indeed, you rightly said that even though the united states is not interested in a full-scale escalation in its own involvement in this conflict, israel, as it is has done it many times, can ignore it, this is the opinion of the united states, yes, israel ignored the overt signals of the united states on gas, the overt signals of the united states on lebanon, why shouldn't it ignore it. do you think salevan is hin

do you agree with mr bennett?nderstand that i will not be able to go today with you on specific targets. i'm involved in the discussions. i'm saying that we're thinking very carefully. we didn't respond immediately. i think, many countries, if they would have been targeted like the way we were, the next day they would have retaliated. we take the time, we think very carefully, and i think that we have the ability to protect ourselves. but the burden to deal with nuclear iran should not be only on the shoulders of israel. the thing is, you do risk making your relationship with the united states deeply toxic. listen to the words of a former, very senior, cia official, alan pino, who said, basically, israel cia official, alan pino, who said, basically, israel risks increasing frictions with the united states, further isolating itself and involving the israeli military in a, quote, "extended offensive on multi—fronts "with ill—defined objectives "that is very much prone to mission creep." you're in a dangerous place r

bennett, that was former us army psychological warfare officer, scott bennett joining us from san francisco, uh, we're going to continue with robert andlakish who's joining us uh in uh calgary. uh, robert, um, let's talk about this uh, retaliatory operation by uh, iran in the broader picture, take care, and that's um, looking at it, uh in uh in the context of the gaza genocide which is approaching its one-year anniversary right now, can iran's retaliation impact uh israel's war on gaza, at the end of the day we know that the main objective right now for regional countries is to stop the genocide in gaza and see immediate ceasefire. i believe it could have a significant impact if this escalates if israel chooses to uh... go the reckless route and uh decides to attack iran in an unprecedented way and iran responds immediately with uh its missile power and actually deals a larger blow to the israelis, we see another wave of retaliatory uh attacks and iran decides to really show its strength. i believe that the united states at that point would realize israel is on the road to its own dits own

thank you so much, sorry to uh jumped in there because we want to get to uh scott bennett and i'd like to get to scott bennett, but before that, i'd like to uh talk about the democratic national convention uh event that took place uh in the us, this was on august 22nd, formally announcing the nomination of vp camala harris as the presidential candidate, now this is what she had to say when it came to the us israel genocide in the gaza strip. with respect to the war in gaza, president biden and i are working around the clock, because now is the time to get hostage deal and a cease fire deal, done, and let me be clear, and let me be clear, i will always stand up for israel's right to defend itself, and i will always ensure israel has the ability to defend. itself, because the people of israel must never again face the horror that a terrorist organization called hamas caused on october 7. unspeakable. camala harris there, did you notice how he's she said that there needs to be a ceasefire to come about, and before she could even finish that sentence practically, she said that israel has t

former prime minister naftali bennett is one of them, saying this opportunity should not be missed.s ago, but there's also an ability that didn't exist until now because essentially, iran was defending itself with two arms, hezbollah and hamas. they were sort of its insurance policy against a strike. but now both of those arms are pretty much neutralised. so the defences are down — is that what you're saying? exactly, and the road is paved. is it the case you want the americans to do it for you? i can tell you, we've never asked, in our history, of america to fight our wars or to send soldiers to fight our wars. iran, from iran's point of view, they might think they're defending themselves, because you think about it, israel escalated the war in lebanon. israel decided to assassinate the leader of hezbollah, hassan nasrallah, a very big ally of theirs. and so they were pushed into a position, weren't they, where they had to respond? quite the contrary. you're mistaking the events. there is a regional war taking place, but the, the head of the octopus that's conducting all this war i

the way, i'd like to actually pick up on something that our guest from san francisco said, scott bennett, where uh he mentioned. how uh there are many israelies that are leaving um the uh occupied palestinian territories, they are just done with it, they have had enough of the insecurity that has been caused and in this case in point uh this particular cabinet uh extreme cabinet i should say that's uh in power there has uh brought about this genocidal war continuation of it uh making the people who have um i guess citizenship in another country mostly european countries um are are just packing up and leaving uh one of the factors behind that amongst many is what we're about to find out once we take a look at what this particular person says whose country has been very active since all international regulations and preventative measures have failed in stopping this genocidal war. let's take a listen. لقرار الحظر على العدو الاسرائيلي بلغ عددها الى 182 سفينه وهذا عدد مهم وكبير بالرغم من تحول مسار اكثر. all right, that's sayid there, the leader of the movement, and i like to come to you, sco

natalie bennett, he's now urging the idea of to quote, destroy iran's nuclear program. it is that unlikely and your thoughts on what might be the consequences somewhere? i think this is just, you know, some statements to get that entered into the better the situation is for bad and cancer for the coming elections. mark, this is not, this is not, i'm the thing, but is it i is going into a hinting i'm the starting the, the new to the truck. but it is all that honors. this is beyond the, the minutes is not, you're not getting, i don't want to be the advocate of the final exam. but imagine if this operation has been done by another company, i guess is the what could have been the action of the whole world. you know, you don't want to, we have lost during the last you, we have to 6. we have completely caught enough dimension on all the, there is a collapse in this, this is not the system is not functioning, nobody united nations. most, it's all good organizations. love the international law. it has been can and destroyed on 2nd. there is a collapse in our. there is a model c

scott bennett who's joining us from san francisco, mr.i want to get your thoughts on the recent anti-israeli retaliatory operations carried out by the islamic republic, which has come to be known as true, true promise to. well, i think the faces of the iranian people are a confirmation of the success of iran's response, the jubilant joy, the the... happiness, the uh the sense of uh justice that is eminating and radiating from them is uh enormously positive, and i think this is not a cry for bloodshed or violence or any kind of murderous rampage, this is a celebratory cry of rejoicement and exaltation to god for firing a a response to murderous. psychopathic regime, and i'll tell you one thing, i can bet you that the israeli top generals are right now planning for the inevitable removal of netanyahu by kudet or a... assassination or something, because i think they realize with iran's response, they really have no chance to escalate as they were hoping to do, and in fact, this is the beginning of the end of the israeli netanyahu regime, i w

jeff bennett, nice to see you. it. >>> next, a live report from israel as setting of state antony blinken is in the middle east pushing for a cease-fire deal to free hostages held for more than a year by hamas. pressing officials to increase aid to gaza. how far is he getting with his diplomacy. you are watching msnbc. if you struggle. ♪ and struggle. ♪ and struggle with cpap. you should check out inspire. ♪ no mask. no hose. just sleep. inspire. sleep apnea innovation. learn more and view important safety information at inspiresleep.com when my doctor gave me breztri for my copd i noticed things changed. breztri gave me better breathing starting within 5 minutes. it also reduced flare-ups. breztri won't replace a rescue inhaler for sudden breathing problems. it is not for asthma. tell your doctor if you have a heart condition or high blood pressure before taking it. don't take breztri more than prescribed. breztri may increase your risk of thrush, pneumonia, and osteoporosis. call your doctor if worsened breathing

mr. bennett, thanks to joining us on, on the international. i just want to say, israel has stated that most a rainy and missiles would intercepted, but the awesome reports of, uh, some of the me solve getting through the defense systems itching areas, including one that hit new or shopping move in tel aviv. how do you assess the strengths of israel's famous, multi layered defense this? do you think they worked well enough during the strike? well, we're in a time of propaganda. both sides all sides are going to be initiating propaganda to keep their home populations stable. so israel says, you know, one thing in the ron has said, 90 percent of their missiles got to their targets. so unless you're on the ground as a miss for ocean to wives and, and your correspondence, you really don't see the damage and, and the targets that are actually kit. but i can tell you by the footage of mt restaurants, devoid of people an empty streets, that is the true economic target that has been struck by israel. and it's obvious that it's counter missile defense s

i'll speak with former israeli prime minister naftali bennett. how does he think israel will respond to iran's ballistic missile attack? plus it's also debate night here in america, and we're just now a few hours from what will be a truly historic vice presidential debate. governor tim walz and senator j.d. vance about to square off for the first time. and we have new details tonight about how they're preparing in these final hours. >> it's got it's just perfect for fall, right? >> feature low now to strengthen routes all winter, prepared alone next spring, i didn't know all this says it right there on the back. >> yes, it does zemla the my lawn app today from ontario tips and customize plans feeding. >> feeding. >> do you call them caramels or caramels, whatever you call them, kara metals.com makes 26 mouthwatering flavors that are the freshest and softest caramels ever produced, try them for yourself or someone you love, go today to caramels.com and see for yourself when a tough call find, you undergo it served with hi trying to rob it that the

bennett took to social media, writing in part, israel has its greatest opportunity in 50 years to change the face of the middle east. and he on to say the octopus's tentacles are temporarily paralyzed. now comes the head. joining us now, blaise mittal, vice president for policy at the jewish institute for national security of america. blaze, thank you so much for being here. if you're talking about taking out the head of the octopus, then surely you have to take out. that means taking out the leadership, the ayatollah, those who surround him is israel. and should israel go that far? >> well, good morning, jonathan i think if you look at the pattern of how israel has conducted this war, what it's gone after, prime minister netanyahu made it clear in his speech last night, it gone after hamas's leadership and most of them are gone. it has gone after hezbollah's leadership. and we saw what happened to hassan nasrallah on friday. and if you apply the same logic to to iran, that it's no wonder that supreme leader khomeini was in his bunker last night, because i think inevitably that same logi

kelly bennett, served in the eighth virginia cavalry, and bennett remembered, he was he received this order. they were going to go into chambersburg. we're going to burn it. and as the torches were basically being passed. he recorded in his diary, how he thought this was wrong, that we should not be doing this because he's thinking about what he has written in his diary previously, how he was condemning the acts of individuals. union general david hunter in the valley. and he thought, well, now we're doing the same kind of thing. but very quickly, he begins to think about this. he begins to rationalize in his mind, and he begins to rationalize it in the context of the destruction that did. thought this is this is a this is a retaliation. this is a fair revenge for what happens to. communities in the shenandoah valley. but what's interesting about bennett is, in some weird way, he believed that the destruction confederate engaged in was more and civil. and he wrote in part that burning per se is wrong. no man can deny, but there may be circumstances under which it is not only justifiab

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geoff: and i'm geoff bennett. on the “news hour” tonight, the leader of hamas and architect of the october 7 attacks is killed the ramifications for the war in gaza. amna: how abortion measures on the ballot in the critical swing states of nevada and arizona could tip the balance in the presidential race. american cruise lines, proud sponsor of "pbs news hour." york, working to reduce political polarization through philanthropic support for education, democracy, and peace. more information at carnegie.org. and with the ongoing support of these individuals and institutions. this program was made possible by the corporation for public broadcasting and by contributions to your pbs station from viewers like you. thank you. geoff: welcome to the “news hour.” one of the world's most-hunted men is dead. sinwar was killed by israeli troops yesterday in southern gaza. today, and after dna testing, israel confirmed the mastermind of the october 7 attacks on israel was indeed dead. amna: those terror attacks just over a year

sam bennett scored twice in the panthers' 6—4 win in sunrise.cricket. there is much more reaction tojoe roofs is much more reaction tojoe root�*s record—breaking innings in the first test in pakistan. hello. you are watching bbc news. the so—called wagatha christie legal battle has gone back to the high court in london. rebekah vardy is challenging the size of the costs claimed by coleen rooney after their blockbuster libel trial two years ago. let's go over to our correspondent at the royal court ofjustice. take us through what's been happening this time in court and the arguments being made. i am at the high court, where that wagatha christie dispute is back. you might remember that rebekah vardy lost that high—profile libel battle against coleen rooney, which was around two years ago, and the general rule when things like this happen is the loser ends up paying most of the winner's legal costs, so rebekah vardy was asked to pay the legal costs for coleen rooney, and she was told to pay around 90% of those costs, and those were originally esti

the post notes, bennett was undecided before attending the rally with her aunt who supports harris.er hearing trump speak, she said she planned to vote for harris. quote, it was the insults and just being an hour late. watching people leave as trump is still droning on for more than 90 minutes is very symbolic of the effect he's had on the party as a whole. lifelong republicans walking out in droves, lining up behind kamala harris, who is presiding over an exceptionally large and diverse coalition. not only does she have the support of the democratic party, but she also has endorsements from republicans like liz cheney, as well as labor leaders, celebrities, and athletes. like basketball legend magic johnson, who spoke at harris' rally today. >> she's smart. she's strong. she's passionate. nobody is going to outwork her. she's committed to you, as the people of the united states, the people of michigan. she's committed to you. >> i'm joined now by jonathan allen, nbc news senior national politics reporter, sarah matthews, former trump white house deputy press secretary, and alencia

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. >> former israeli prime minister natalia bennett reacted to the news of the u.s. israel war plans. >> essentially because a considerable concern from our perspective. we have an operational plan. we don't want it to leak. not to have it leak to anyone, certainly not our enemies. >> the unprecedented missile, they are investigating this unauthorized release of highly classified information. as it accesses the plan to attack iran. the classified document show it moving in place to conduct in breach retaliatory strike. documents by the young air force national guardsmen who fled guilty in march. >> the leak is very concerning. very concerning allegations being made there. i will get a briefing on that in a couple of hours. we are following it closely. >> president biden is scheduled to land on the south lawn later this afternoon. hopefully we will get a response about this leak. >> lucas thomason. many thanks. >> i'm joined by is really former ambassador michael orr. welcome. >> great to be with you. how significant is this death? >> very, very significant. it is the

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geoff: and i'm geoff bennett.amala harris and donald trump take a detour from the swing states and head to texas laying out their starkly different spruce the nation. amna: israeli forces lay siege to northern gaza including one of the few remaining hospitals in an escalation in the war. geoff: and we speak with young voters who could be the deciding factor in which the states vote for a democratic president for the first time since 2008. >> feel like the outcome of this election will not only shape the next four years but really shape the next decade maybe two decades and a lot of my life. announcer: major funding for the pbs newshour has been provide by -- >> the ongoing support of these individuals and institutions, and friends of the "newshour" including jim and nancy doveman and the robert and virginia shiller foundation, the judy and peter bloom kovlar foundation upholding freedom by strengthening democracies at home and abroad. >> it really matters when you have an opportunity to give back. >> being part of

leaking israel that were plans for early you had an interview with former prime minister naftali bennett. here's what he had to say about those leaks. >> such a leak is of considerable concern from our perspective. when we have an operational plan we do not want it to leak. we know want to have it leaked to anyone. certainly not to our enemies. >> recall both president biden vice president ayres warned the israelis not to go into haifa. that's where the idf killed hamas leader yahya sinwa print former secretary of state mike pompeo says it's a good thing the israelis did not listen to the white house. >> there is no doubt about it. really the demands with united states of america. the hezbollah leadership and the threat on is really nine states of america still be out there. >> as we await israel's response for the on precedent list of missile attack by a run earlier the pentagon is investigating unauthorized release of highly classified documents that assess israel's war plans to attack iran for the classified document show israel using military assets into place to conduct the retaliat

and so on, what stoltenberg did, exposed cowardice and so on, he actually hung up prime minister bennettlensky, listen, we cut you off, we, let's say, as it is called in the people, we let you in, therefore the person, being an honorary lawyer, a doctor of science, anything you like, when you forget russian. held a meeting and in sums tried to understand, and why are the russian armed forces so successful in hitting this territory, why are russian missiles hitting exactly where they should hit, the local leadership reported to him that it turns out that the local population is entirely to blame, which mainly speaks in russian and loyal to the russian authorities, to which he got furious and said to catch everyone, punish everyone and... he left and a day later, a day later, the sbu publicly announced a raid on all people who, as zelensky said, are loyal to the russian authorities, and to this day in sumy, in the city of sumy, sumy region, they are catching everyone volodya, everyone who has ever spoken russian or on the phone, who has a message in russian, and god forbid, if someone has

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time for decisive action is now. to give you more insight on that issue, we are now joined by scott bennett, he is a former us army psychological warfare officer. mr. bennet, welcome to the program, i hope you're well. my first question for was this: many argue that the west selectively applies international law, why do you think israel's actions often escape scrutiny or consequences? well, we've seen this pattern of empire building through corrupting and using organizations as front mechanisms, you have no further to look than nato as simply an extension of the american military empires and world war ii, uh, you have the european union in a sense, which does the us bidding because it is spied upon and blackmail and extortion and bribes are routinely given to european politicians, and you have the united nations, which is very similar mechanism that is really an extension of foreign policy, soft power, a diplomatic espinage, and all kinds of tyrany and and military uh uh bullying. you look no further also than the iraq invasion in 2003 when the united states unilaterally invaded iraq, despi

i'm geoff bennett.ultum hits florida's west coast with life-threatening storm surge and potentially catastrophic winds. >> the impacts of the wind is inevitable and we have to rebuild from that but saving lives is the most important thing right now. geoff: former president donald trump tries to win over voters and president biden's hometown. amna: a growing number of civilians in lebanon are displaced and in dire need of aid

that was a real sort of big moment to see her emerge in that light blue suit with the gloves keyed bennett is an author and former cnn white house correspondent. >> who covered melania's time is first lady melania trump, in designing that sit with ralph lauren and her stylist knew what it was going to look like and photographs she wanted to think of the most iconic first lady that americans think of and reflect that are at least plant that see that like, oh, she going to be the next jackie but even as millennia harken back back to a former era with her style as first lady. >> she also blazed a new path for herself from the very beginning. >> first lady melania trump have prizes with her decision to delay moving into the white house it's unprecedented that she won't immediately move into the white house. >> it could be first lady melania trump. she's going to stay in new york for the rest of the school year. so their son, baron you can finish school in new york city. >> she established a different precedent. she took a lot of criticism for that, but she removed that burden of precedent for

i'm geoff bennett. amna: and i'm amna nawaz.onight -- hurricane milton hits florida's west coast, with life-threatening storm surge and potentially catastrophic winds. >> the impacts of the winds is inevitable and we have to rebuild from that, but saving lives is the most important thing right now. geoff: with 26 days till the election, former president donald trump tries to win over voters in president biden's hometown. amna: and, a growing number of civilians in lebanon are displaced and in dire need of aid amid israel's ongoing offensive against hezbollah.

that was a real sort of big moment to see her emerge in that light blue suit with the gloves kate bennett is an author and former cnn white house correspondent. who covered melania's time as first lady melania trump in designing that sit with ralph lauren and her stylist knew what it was going to look like and photographs she wanted to think of the most iconic first lady that americans think of and reflect that are at least plant that seed, that like, oh, she going to be the next jackie but even as melania harkened back to a former era with her style as first lady. she also blazed a new path for herself from the very beginning. >> first lady melania trump i'm surprises with her decision to delay moving into the white house. >> it's unprecedented that she won't immediately move into the white house. it could be first lady melania trump. she's going to stay in new york for the rest of the school year. so their son, baron can finish school in new york city. >> she established a different precedent. she took a lot of criticism for that, but she remove that burden of precedent for anyone that