. >>> welcome to closing bell, live in beverly hills at the case alternative investment summit, we have a big exclusive interview coming up. billionaire investor todd boley of eldridge industries will join us in a little bit to talk about his portfolio and outlook for the markets, and the economy, we can't wait for that. in the meantime your scorecard with 60 minutes to go in regulation looks like that. green across the board, stocks strong all day with the smp looking to build on its two week winning streak, nasdaq is the upper former today, it's interesting because apple is not participating. he reports suggesting iphone sales in china have been disappointing, even so every sector today out of the smp is higher, it's been a broad-based rally, even as interest rates have crept modestly higher. there is your sector heat map, a look at what's going on inside the market. it does take us to our talk of the tape, rally on, or rally soon over. let's ask hightower stephanie lee, she's here with me in beverly hills, also a cnbc contributor, how about that question? do we rally on, or is this r

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el departamento de policía de beverly hills ha aumentado la seguridad y las patrullas alrededor de lasd también ha reaccionado . el templo emanuel de san josé inició un servicio en el que condenan el ataque del grupo militante palestino. jamás y hace un llamado a la oración por las víctimas. los líderes también lamentaron que no se pueda vivir en un mundo de paz donde sus compatriotas en el medio oriente puedan caminar tranquilos y seguros. ahora las repercusiones de este combate también impactaron el tráfico aéreo. un vuelo de united airlines que despegó desde el aeropuerto internacional de san francisco con destino a tel aviv , tuvo que ser desviado cuando sobrevolaba groenlandia. a raíz de la situación en israel. los pasajeros pasaron 14 horas en el aire hasta que volvieron al punto de partida. en general, las aerolíneas american y united delta cancelaron todos los vuelos con destino a tel aviv. cambiando totalmente de tema, los cielos despejados y el buen clima ayudaron a que fuera todo un éxito. el espectáculo aéreo de los blue jays esta semana de la flota. si no logró ir hoy, no

. >> downtown san jose is comparing to san francisco is beverly hills. >> beverly hills here? >> absolutely. >> of all the downtowns surveyed nationwide, san jose did have the third highest return rate anywhere. terry. >> all right, scott. thanks very much. >>> people who rely on ferry service from parts of the east bay are looking for new ways to get around, at least for now. starting today, the main street alameda ferry terminal is closed for repairs and earthquake retrofitting. s.f. bay ferry says the major construction project will last for the rest of the year and will include replacing the bridge, ramps, and the foundation, water and electrical upgrades are also planned. ferry riders say it is about time. >> i've been taking the ferry for over -- like for 12 years on and off, and that ferry needed -- that ferry terminal needed a lot of work. >> reporter: the short hop service from alameda to oakland will also be suspended, but during the closure, service will still be available to san francisco via the alameda sea plane lagoon ferry terminal. alameda ferry terminal upgra

that's why rich people from beverly hills generally speaking don't smell so good.n you meet somebody with a beautiful house in beverly hills, you know that person is sort of disgusting. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: that ridiculous man had the nuclear codes for four years. [ laughter ] wait until he finds out about the showers in prison. he is not going to be happy. [ laughter ] [ applause ] trump is now facing 91 felony counts. 91 felony counts. it's like all of melania's birthday wishes came true at once. [ laughter ] every time something trump happened in the news, i would get texts asking me if i was bummed we didn't have a show that night, and mostly, i was fine. but the one that really got me was when they booked trump in georgia, and he self-reported his weight at 215 pounds. [ laughter ] i almost crossed the picket line for that. if i were the judge in the case he has going in new york right now, i'd start the trial by saying "look, we're gonna get to the fraud thing, but first? hop up on this scale, big fella." [ laughter ] if he's 215 pounds, that means he is 30

that is what rich people from beverly hills generally speaking don't smell so good.ay. when you meet somebody of the wa beautiful house in beverly hills and the person is disgusting. but where you wash your hands you're supposed to take no more than 30 seconds. quick hands. and yet they're paying millions and millions of dollars in taxes. millions of dollars these people whether it's rich people are people just paying a small amount you are allowed to have water you can have it for free. have those canals that are dry as a bone. so now in los angeles when you have a new home you have faucets, washer machines, dishwashers all those things ala little water is allowed to come out. as an example i stayed at one of those houses and they had a showerhead. i want to really work hard on my hair. i turn on the water i thought the pipes were broken they said no they call it a restricted nowater comes out. so i'm standing and drip, drip taken off the hair. 8:30 5 million-dollar house you cannot take a shower. it's a bad way of life it e.really is. it sort of hers and this goes

, at the invitation of munro, the beloved leader of indonesia spent the night as his guest the beverly hillshotel becomes the hotel of the rich and wealthy. sukarno seems to be molting. he doesn't look much like the imprisoned fighter anymore, and he seems to be slowly sinking into the american system. if this happens, indonesia like arab countries without pain and bloodshed to america. he will come back and it will only cost him a night of revelry with a hollywood actor in an aristocratic hotel. with all this sukarno, when he returns , he will again be in conflict with the americans. the black organization will finally come to the conclusion that he should be removed. the first solution to terror. injurious terror they do not attack sukarno. but he is pessimistic about the communists. they have rumoured, the assassination is their work. of course, behind the story, the us intelligence agency known for politics. the cia starts another program. weakening the economy.

therefore, at monroe's invitation, the beloved leader of indonesia becomes his guest at the beverly hillsel. ashraf and sir hotel, in sukarno's opinion , is being molted. he is very similar to that fighting man he has not been in prison and is slowly going to drown in the american system. if this happens, indonesia, like the arab countries , will return to america without pain and bloodshed. just one night of partying with a hollywood actor in an elite hotel. despite all this, when sukarno returns , he will still be in conflict with the americans. the black organization eventually comes to the conclusion that he must be removed. the first solution to terror. the assassinations did not harm sukarno, but they made him suspicious of the communists. they have rumoured. terror is their job. of course, behind the story of the organization american information known as politics. the cia starts another program. weakening the economy and making indonesia's revenue path insecure. a few unknown planes whose nationality and ownership cannot be identified from the sky. these planes go to indonesian sh

from the white house to beverly hills, california, to a candlelight vigil in florida honoring the many innocent lives lost. hundreds have been killed in israel and hundreds more palestinians have been killed. in gaza, thousands have been injured on both sides. the president sharing that at least 40 an american citizens were killed during the hamas terror attack. the mother of one missing us citizen, anne, says her son was taken by hamas with a group of others attending a music festival. >> they were fishing a barrel, so in this bomb, shelter, terror came to the door. they were throwing grenades in shooting machur mean guns. >> the pentagon says the us is offering support to israel's special operations forces. >> we're surging initial military assistance, including ammunition and interceptors to replenish iron dome. we're going to make sure that israel does not run out of these critical assets to defend its cities and its citizens. >> us the department of defense announced a second carrier strike group with several warships will be deployed to the region along with the number of f-15 an

. >> west coast wapner in beverly hills. let's get to him again. >> carl, thanks so much. welcome to the halftime report. live in beverly hills. we're on the hunt for opportunities beyond stocks and bonds today. special guests coming up later this hour and on closing bell this afternoon include an exclusive with billionaire investor todd boehly. rob sechan is here with me on site. josh brown, shannon saccocia and joe

beverly hills, second at just $6.29 million. and six of the top ten spots. >>> let's switch gears to our weather and trick-or-treating will begin soon. i went to my kids' parade. it was a little chilly in the morning but nice to see them in the costumes. >> trying to collect the goodies. we are getting so lucky for october. this time of year we can get into storms. tonight we expect dry weather. we'll take you out across the bay area. if you are going to san francisco, a popular spot for people to head to. temperature is 75 degrees. maybe it's not there but you're headed near the bay also 70 degrees. very similar temperatures and then right here through the inland valleys under the sunny skies and then we'll see it dip down to 66. be safe if you are headed out tonight. we'll start off with some chilly 40s and 50s, just a few clouds. and through the afternoon a beautiful day for the first of november as temperatures are not too cold and not too hot. as soon jose to morgan hill. 72 in san francisco. you're going to want to enjoy e

. >> reporter: and beverly hills 90210". >> just make sure to spell my name right. >> reporter: before in 1994. >> is your name chandler? >> yes, yes, it is. >> chandler bing? >> do you know me or are you really good at this game? >> reporter: it turned out to be a role of a lifetime, one he almost wasn't able to take. he was committed to another tv show at the time called "l.a.x." about baggage handlers set at the airport in the future. >> enjoy los angeles. griffith park is the best picnic areas. >> reporter: he'd find success on the big screen with "the whole nine yards." but as perry knew, it's his emmy nominated performance in "friends" that would leave the most memorable mark. >> how is that me? >> okay. >> i'm chandler, waaa! >> that is so you! >> reporter: the '90s and early oos, friends dominated prime-time tv, a top ten show on nbc every year for its ten-year run, averaging 25 million viewers a week. >> when have i ever done that? >> when have i ever done that? roorrr. >>. >> reporter: the cast reviewed themselves as an ensemble and negotiate as a unit, giving them the levera

hit 1980's comedy series growing pains i and a beer and a serious role in the first season of beverly hills. 902 and oh. >> page. 37. he says he wants to kill his father. >> but it wasn't until 1994 when matthew perry's world forever changed. janice. at the time he was under contract for a pilot series that almost cost him the role in another series called 6 of one. just do it convinced. later renamed friends. there's nothing you can do to stop. that's right. joe. i don't at 24. he was the youngest friend. and for 10 seasons. the ensemble cast of rachel monica. phoebe joey ross and chandler became a staple among american households. well, check in one of my shadow. banks chew on a bale of hay. it lead to bigger opportunities for perry, including leading roles in films, such as fools rush and and the whole 9 yards so for trying drive millions in the process when friends ended in 2004 kerry had been making 1 million dollars per episode. and i just want to million post friends. matthew dabbled in many projects like his original comedy pilot, mister sunshine. john cougar mellencamp is playing h

lussion grange was pictured in november 2016 a fundraizer for the israeli occupation forces in beverly hills, california. it is highly unlikely that a man of his prestige would attend such event without donating. grange is very close friends with former israeli soldier and prolific zinous lobbist heim saiban. so much so, that grange recently appointed seban as a director of universal music group. over the years, heim saiban has raised hundreds of millions for the israeli occupation forces and other israel lobby groups too. seban also funds the democrats and has been described as scripting u.s. president biden's policy on israel. lucian granger's wife, caroline lewis, is a trustee of the bernard lewis family charitable trust. the family's assets are held by the lewis trust group. which is controlled by an offshore company registered in the taxhaven of the cayman islands. the trust has property holdings worth over 1 billion pound, including 13 hotels in the zinist entity. through her role at the trust, the wife of lucian grange, caroline lewis, has funded the zinist federation, the mossad trai

sin goings in miami beach and beverly hills are also ramping up their security as well. >>> misinformation is adding to the confusion of war a doctored press release from the white house has been circulating online it falsely claimed that the biden administration has authorized $8 billion in emergency aid to israel. but the document appears to be a doctored version of an older memo announcing help for ukraine. the false information has reached a wide audience. i was shared by verified accounts on x, the platform that was once twitter >>> the democratic governor of california, gavin newsom, is being criticized for vetoing some key state bills, including one that would have capped the cost of insulin at $35 a month he is instead prioritizing a plan for the state to produce cheap insulin. that project has no clear timeline right now newsom also vetoed a bill that would have made free condoms available to high school students he says he rejected the measure because it was too expensive newsom did sign a new bill banning online hidden charges, the so-called junk fees in california that state cu

in beverly hills, california, a sur survivor's home was targeted.reat to speak to you this morning. thanks for joining us. the mob in dagestan is problematic for putin. i want to get this into the fact that he is blaming this on fermenting by western intelligence agencies in ukraine. putin's basis for invading ukraine was to eradicate naziism. and he has an anti-semitic mob trying to attack passengers getting off a plane. that's difficult for him to deal with. he hasn't condemned hamas outright for the attacks of october 7th. >> it's one thing. we have seen condemnation of the attacks. putin is trying to balance on the fence, to maintain his relationship with israel. but also with the arab world. this is problemmatic. not just because of the straightforward politics. but because he has to deal with a muslim population that's an increasingly large share of the russian population. disproportionately represented in the armed forces and is subject to jihadish tendencies, that is against moscow as it is israel. >> the channel on telegram, where the detai

the attack felt immediately and globally, the los angeles police department increased patrols in beverly hills>> so far, there's been no word of stepped up security here in san francisco. the department of homeland security and the fbi issued a public safety bulletin to us law enforcement. they say there's no indication of a threat to the united states. americans are scrambling to come home as flights are being canceled at israel's ben-gurion airport. some spent hours at check in hoping to take off here in san francisco. united airlines flight 954 was due to leave for tel aviv at 8:05 p.m. it has been canceled tonight and tomorrow night. we'll take a deep dive into the situation in the middle east on abc seven news at 11. reporter tara campbell hears from an expert from uc san francisco who describes the palestinian attack as the most significant military move in its history and breaks down what could come next. new developments. two people are now dead after a shooting in richmond last night. detectives are investigating the incident that happened outside a smoke shop near the corner of 23rd

synagogues and miami beach and beverly hills ramping up their presence too.ight the crisis in the middle east fueling demonstrations thousands of miles away. but despite the conflict, some hope for peace. >> people around the world need to be hopeful, you know, here in america and around the world. whatever divisions we have, our humanity supersedes that. >> kathy is with us in new york. new york city is taking some extra measures now? >> reporter: kate, that's right. we saw that today and we understand those extra efforts will extend to synagogues and mosques until further notice. kate. >> kathy park, thank you. >>> after the break, protests over a deadly police shooting and the new video that shows what happened as a young man was gunned down right in his front yard. >>> also nfl drone attack dangers. >>> also nfl drone attack dangers. ma, ma, ma— ( clears throat ) for fast sore throat relief, try vicks vapocool drops. with two times more menthol per drop, and powerful vicks vapors to vaporize sore throat pain. vicks vapocool drops. vaporize sore throat pai

synagogues in miami beach and beverly hills ramping up their presence, too. the crisis in the middle east fueling demonstrations thousands of miles away, but despite the conflict, some hope for peace. >> people around the world need to be hopeful, you know, here in america, around the world, because whatever divisions we have our humanity supercedes them >> reporter: and according to the nypd officers remain on alert with extra security measures extending to synagogues and mosques until further notice back to you. >> thank you >>> now to the death toll that continues to climb after this weekend's devastating earthquakes in afghanistan a taliban spokesperson confirmed over 2,400 people were killed. the tremors hit the western part of the country and have been the deadliest to affect the middle eastern nation in years. another major earthquake last june killed at least 1,000 people while injuring about 1,500. >>> the democratic governor of california gavin newsom is being criticized this morning for vetoing some key state bills, including one that would have ca

in beverly hills, california, a holocaust survivor found this graffiti on her home. in parkland, florida, saturday a jewish congregation faced a group shouting, quote, kill the jews. on friday students in stanford arrived to find swastikas on their campus. to help us understand these threats that we're seeing with our own eyes, i want to bring in cnn analyst and former deputy fbi director andrew mccabe. i want to just start by taking in what christopher wray said. the jewish population is a little more than 2%, almost nothing in the united states. more than 60% of the threats. we can look at data or we can talk to our friends and family about how it feels. it's never felt this way in the united states -- i'll start with jews, for jews the level of concern and fear is palpable. >> it's understandable, right. threats to the jewish community have been an inescapable aspect of life in america for as long as we can remember. when you look at the statistics, some of which the director discussed today, that has been elevating over the last few years. so between 2021 and 202

which people in beverly hills, they pay millions taxes and taking a shower, your only allowed to takegood but it's that way. when you meet somebody it is. but where you wash your hands and he was a thirty second if they pay millions and we have almost so in los angeles washing machines, dishwasher and all of these things and very little water about to come out. as an example, i see those houses and showerheads. turn on the water and they said no. they call restrictor socal water comes out. wash your dark hair. 35 million-dollar house and you can't take a shower? [laughter] honestly, a bad way of life. this goes for everybody. it's all because gavin newsom and the radical left democrat extremist, the people who run the state say it's extremely unemployment and do they have a picture? it is that is causing you to not be able to clean yourself. [laughter] because of the delta no, you don't have farms, you have anything and they were talking they are going to have to put massive amounts of restrictions in your water, it's. so, you have no idea. millions and millions and millions of gallon

. >> and it's not just college campuses, slurs painting on a building in beverly hills where holocaust survivor and her -- live >> anytime someone he too, it hurts. florida >> congressman posted saturday, the temple i belong to was targeted by five people wearing ski mask and shouting kill the. as congregants left. >> this has gone into a horrible place that reminds the jewish community, quite frankly of the reason why israel was created in the first place. >> antisemitic incidents are up nearly 400% since the hamas terror attacks of october 7th. according to preliminary data just released from the atl. >> let's keep in mind that prior to october 7th we had already seen the highest number of anti jewish acts in america that the apl had upper tract in the last 45 years. >> quite frankly, there are very few corners of the world right now in which you won't see that sort of craziness. different levels, of course, but it's everywhere. >> today in paris, four jewish educational institutes received bomb threats from china normallyly strict state senators appeared to be allowing extremists an

over in beverly hills antisemitic graffiti scrawled across the home of a holocaust survivor.or's daughter tells cnn that she didn't even tell her mother at first to avoid upsetting her. please tonight providing more security for jewish students on the campus of cornell university after a series of threats. new york's governor kathy oh cool promising her support at the community of cornell right now. >> if you're going to engage in these harmful actions, hate crimes, breaking our laws, you will be caught and you will be prosecuted to the fullest extent of the law. that is the strong message i want to deliver here today. >> i want to bring in new york governor kathy hochul. governor hochul, thank you for being here. first of, all i want to start by asking you about where things stands interferons of finding the people responsible for this. you called them terrorists, really. what can you tell us about the status of that investigation and the suspects. have there been any progress in finding to these people are? >> we have been working very closely with the fbi who were brought

slurs painted on a building in beverly hills with a holocaust survivor and her daughter lived. a florida congressman posted saturday the temple i belong to is targeted by five people wearing ski masks and shouting, kill the jews, as congregates left. >> this has gone into a horrible place that reminds the jewish community, quite frankly, of the reason why israel was created in the first place. >> reporter: anti-semitic incidents in the u.s. are up nearly 400% since the hamas terror attacks of october 7th, according to preliminary data just release from the adl. >> let's keep in mind that prior to october 7th, we have already seen the highest number of antijewish acts in america that the abl had ever tracked in the last 45 years. >> quite frankly, there are very few corners of the world right now in which you won't see that sort of craziness. different levels, of course, but it's everywhere. >> reporter: today in paris, four jewish educational institutes received bomb threats. in china, normally strict state sensors appear to be allowing extremist anti-semitic posts online. and

he got his start as a child actor, landing guest spots on charles in charge and beverly hills 902 oneig break came in the 1990s as chandler on friends, a sitcom about six single new yorkers navigating adulthood. more recently, perry released a bestselling memoir for matthew perry was 54 years old and i'm marianne rafferty. now back to life, liberty and levin. welcome back, america. we're here with governor ron desanti. mark: welcome back america we are here with governor desantis. lisa say the ragged demonstration i'm sure you believe that is governor florida to you cannot have people in your administration who are working against you or's advertising the citizens of your state. why would have its boyhood friend who he knows is it marxist, who he knows his pro i rhonda. who he knows if not approach sympathetic to hamas. as the american envoy negotiating with iran on the nuclear deal and apparently several of his associates actually were reporting back to the ford minister of ironic. this to me sounds like the case times for five what you make of this? >> it is unbelievable but the amo

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chanel doubled their footprint in beverly hills to 30 of 30,000 square feet.'ll leave it there. maria: that's something. we'll see if that works for them. thank you, cheryl. cheryl: you bet. maria: all right. meanwhile, the wall street journal reporting that democrats still publicly back president biden for 2024 nominee but privately they're fearful and their fears are growing. the journal writes this, conversationses with more than a dozen leading democrats reveal the pervasive but mostly private sense of worry that hangs over the race, one dnc member telling the outlet i want to see bidenism continue but i think the best way to make sure that happens is perhaps have a different candidate than joe biden. this as california governor gavin newsom sends out a fund raising e-mail asking for contributions to his pac campaign for democracy. joining me is the wall street journal main street columnist and fox news contributor, bill mcgurn, the former chief speech writer for president george w. bush. great to see you. >> good morning. maria: we all know the issues aro

this man knows the average response time for lapd for beverly hills, for santa monica police department. i don't know new york as well. i know they get around pretty quickly. are they trained in active shooter response and security? is there a little bit of predictive behavioral profiling training sprinkled in there? look at the intelligence failure of the mossad, one of the finest institutions in the world, and then ask ourselves if israel didn't get it right, what should we be doing? we need to be layered up to some capacity. people are yelling and screaming let's get together and cause chaos. that's why i come up with. i am with john on psychological tactics being used bsh whoever is more scared is losing. that's how that works. >> the point -- yeah. the point he is making? >> all right. i agree with all of that. and part of the story that we had on earlier in the show is the community security alliance, which, you know, organizations like the uja and adl have literally gone out and trained personnel at synagogues, at jewish schools, at symbolic locations, have trained teachers, have

. >>> welcome to closing bell, live in beverly hills at the case alternative investment summit, we haveof eldridge industries will join us in a little bit to talk about his portfolio and outlook for the markets, and the economy, we can't wait for that. in the meantime your scorecard with 60 minutes to go in regulation looks like that. green across the board, stocks strong all day with the smp looking to build on its two week winning streak, nasdaq is the upper former today, it's interesting

. >> he landed several high profile roles in movies and tv, "beverly hills, 90210" throughout his career, but it was his unforgettable role as chandler bing that made him a household name. the creators of "friends" released a statement saying he was always the funniest person in the room, more than that he was the sweetest with a giving and selfless heart. joining us from kansas city is actress morgan fairchild who played perry's tv mom on "friends." there is an unlimited number of clips that you want to show and laugh at, but i want to start with how will you remember. you said you were heart -- brbr broken. how will you remember matthew. >> i just remember matthew from the first day on the set. the show was not a huge hit yet when i started working on it and he came bounding over to me and literally bounding like a big puppy and said, oh, you won't remember me but i used to visit you on the set of "flamingo road" and "falcon crest" with your dad. his dad was john bettennett per. there was that friendly and wonderful puppy dog kind of feel about matthew. he was such a warm and wonderful

tonight, cities across the country, including beverly hills , are beefing up security.as fears that this war in israel could inspire hate crimes or violence closer to home. the san francisco police department says that they are not aware of any threats at this time. the department says they are actively working with state and federal officials on the matter . aaron katersky has more on this story tonight. >> from new york to los angeles, law enforcement officials are worried the brutal war in israel could inspire hate crimes or violence here in the united states. >> as soon as those explosions start going off in israel, right, word gets back and immediately resources start to move while the fbi and the department of homeland security say they have no specific intelligence about potential attacks, they are urging police to be vigilant. >> patrols are growing at synagogues and at other potential targets in both jewish and palestinian communities. as the concern grows, what opportunity does the event provide for people who would do harm here? yeah, so that's always the gre

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hit 1980's comedy series growing pains i and a beer and a serious role in the first season of beverly hillssays he wants to kill his father. >> but it wasn't until 1994 when matthew perry's world forever changed. janice. at the time he was under contract for a pilot series that almost cost him the role in another series called 6 of one. just do it convinced. later renamed friends. there's nothing you can do to stop right, joe? i don't at 24. he was the youngest friend. and for 10 seasons. the ensemble cast of rachel monica. phoebe joey ross and chandler became a staple of american households. well, check in one of my shadow. banks would chew on a bale of hay. it lead to bigger opportunities for perry, including leading roles in films, such as fools rush and and the whole 9 yards so for trying drive younes in the process when friends ended in 2004 kerry had been making 1 million dollars per episode. and i just want to million post friends. matthew dabbled in many projects like his original comedy pilot, mister sunshine. john cougar mellencamp is playing here wednesday night. a very much like

then we met at beverly hills, a chinese restaurant, we started talking.of the same language. >> jimmy: yeah, i guess you did. in fact, our keyboard player, jeff babko, played on the sound trap of "killers of the flower moon" with robby. he said it was an incredible experience. he told me something that i don't think i've ever heard before. i think most directors, correct me if i have this wrong, will make the movie and then they -- >> they spot it. with the composer. robby, we didn't do that. we talked about what the sound was like. he was talking about wailing. he knows i like guitars. at one point i said, these coyotes, these coyotes. he had guitaris sound like, howl, the howling of the coyote. you hear it throughout the picture. and other things. i said, i want something for this movie that's kind of dangerous and fleshy and sexy. but dangerous. and that was a theme he gave me all the way through with the kind of thump, thump, thump, thump da da dump -- almost like "bolero" as the film circles around itself until it finally explodes. he gave us that. w

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on the west coast, the lapd, beverly hills police department also stepping up patrols around jewish organizationsalso know that officials are keeping a close eye on the dark corners of the web for any potential extremism and online rhetoric that could promote and incite violence. janai? >> janai: morgan, we're already seeing travel disruptions for airlines into and out of israel? >> reporter: yeah, that's right. multiple and major airlines here in the u.s. have already canceled flights to and from tel aviv. that includes united, american, and delta. delta airlines though promising to work with u.s. officials to bring u.s. citizens who want to return home. bottom line, janai, all of this is a sign that the conflict in israel is intensifying and only certain to grow. janai? >> janai: all right, morgan. thank you for that update and as the situation continues unfolding, we will have more on the situation in israel and gaza in our next hour, and later on "this week," george stephanopoulos interviews secretary of state antony blinken. plus, george has the latest on the house speaker fight with one of

crystle stewart, owner of beverly hills california says he's never seen anything like never has thisof uptick. never at this kind of rate where the phone is ringing literally off the folk noon and night. we have appointments for weeks now dropped a thing or 2. the trigger. >> all right. and then slowly point back. >> you go from california to florida, firearm training in self-defense. classes are being flooded by jewish and muslim americans. the fbi says attacks against jews and muslims nationwide have been on the rise since the war in israel started. that includes a palestinian american boy, just 6 years old who was stabbed to death in his illinois home. detectives say both he and his mother who was also injured were targeted because they were muslim. go to sleep one night. everything's ok, does miss. i mean, that's what it's going to be in the morning. difficult. all ski is the owner florida gun store in hollywood. kerry definitely been uptick in terms >> jewish people and synagogue and jewish schools being more hyper focussed on their security parameters and standards. you know, m

the los angeles police department increased patrols in beverly hills. and so far there's been no word of stepped up security here in san francisco. now, the department of homeland security and the fbi issued a public safety bulletin to us law enforcement. they say there's no indication of threat to the united states, but americans are scrambling to come home as flights are being canceled at israel's ben-gurion airport. some spent hours at check in hoping to take off here in san francisco. united airlines flight 954 was due to leave for tel aviv at 805 last night and it was canceled then and is also been canceled for tonight. coming up on abc's this week later this morning, george stephanopoulos spoke with secretary of state antony blinken about israeli prime minister benjamin netanyahu, his declaration of war after the hamas militants attacks on israel. and you can watch that full interview on this week with george stephanos poulos at eight this morning right here on abc seven. good morning to you. >> our upper ridge is shifting to the east. that's allo

crystle stewart, owner of beverly hills california says he's never seen anything like never at this kind of uptick. never at this kind of rate where the phone is ringing literally off the folk noon and night. we have appointments for weeks now. drop your fingers to the trigger. >> all right. and then slowly point back. >> you go from california to florida, firearm training in self-defense. classes are being flooded by jewish and muslim americans. the fbi says attacks against jews and muslims nationwide have been on the rise since the war in israel started. that includes a palestinian american boy, just 6 years old who was stabbed to death in his illinois home. detectives say both he and his mother who was also injured were targeted because they were muslim. go to sleep one night. everything's ok, does miss. i mean, that's what it's going to be in the morning. david kowalski is the owner florida gun store in hollywood. kerry definitely been uptick in terms of >> jewish people and synagogue and jewish schools being more hyper focussed on their security parameters and standards. you know, b

hit 1980's comedy series growing pains i and a beer and a serious role in the first season of beverly hillse wants to his father. >> but it wasn't until 1994 when matthew perry's world forever changed. janice. at the time he was under contract for a pilot series that almost cost him the role in another series called 6 of one. just do it i'm convinced. later renamed friends, there's nothing you can do to stop right, joe? i don't know at 24. he was the youngest friend. and for 10 seasons. the ensemble cast of rachel monica. phoebe joey ross and chandler became a staple among american households. well, check in one of my shadow. banks chew on a bale of hay. it lead to bigger opportunities for perry, including leading roles in films, such as fools rush and and the whole 9 yards so for trying drive millions in the process when friends ended in 2004 kerry had been making 1 million dollars per episode. and i just want to million post friends. matthew dabbled in many projects like his original comedy pilot, mister sunshine. john cougar mellencamp is playing here wednesday night. a very much like to

we've heard this from miami beach to salt lake city to beverly hills saying they have seen an increaseious institutions. jose. >> maggie vespa, thank you so much. and joining us now is nora ericot human rights attorney, a palestinian american activist and associate professor at rutgers university. thank you for being with us this morning. i just want to hear your concerns, your reactions and what you think we should be focused on? >> thank you for having me. i want to highlight even the title of the segment that says war on israel is obscuring a context. it's creating a moment of crisis that obscures a context of structural violence against palestinians and the daily war that they endure. in 2020 several human rights organizations including human rights watch and israeli human rights organizations have said that israel oversees an apartheid regime. that is a crime against humanity. palestinians in the gaza strip have been held in open air prison, the largest ghetto that has been circumscribed by naval blockade and land siege, sujtd to caloric food intake, restriction of their movement,