that's brendan _ has drawn a close. that's brendan moore. - has drawn a close.e. stay - has drawn a close. that's| brendan moore. stay with has drawn a close. that's - brendan moore. stay with the us economy. the house of representatives has passed a temporary spending bill to about a government shutdown. the democrats supported the motion which was put forward by the new republican speaker of the new republican speaker of the house mikejohnson. the stopgap bill continues government funding just until mid—january. many republicans voted against it, completing it did not contain the spending cuts they wanted. the measure will now go to the us senate where it is expected to pass before a deadline on friday. let's go to the uk and the first nuclear plant to be built there in decades. it's called there in decades. it's called the hinkley point b and construction a mammoth undertaking. plus, cleaning up what's left behind. for decades, the two reactors at hinkley point b provided enough electricity to power one and a half million homes in the south—west of england. b

my nickname was nana, i couldn't say brendan.and i have a specific memory of john lennon like climbing the tower to the lyrics of "all you need is love" that he's making with his mouth and i was like, "that's really cool." and -- history will show such sentimental displays of love not really in my mom's wheelhouse because the other memory that might be my first memory is again, i'm standing in a doorway and she's sitting. but in this scenario, she's sitting on the toilet. and she has her head in her hand as she so often did. and she's holding a cigarette. she sees me, and she sees the cigarette. she goes, "what? you wanna try it?" [ laughter ] uh, like -- "sure. so i smoked a cigarette at 3 years old, coughed my lungs out, and i've never wanted a cigarette since. unorthodox but effective [ laughter ] [ cheers and applause >> seth: when they were like -- when she went to the doctor, and was like, "why can't he say brendan? he's like, "i don't know, is he smoking? [ laughter ] "when did he have his first cigarette? hey, so we met a

brendan: we think they are very realistic to reach. what needs to happen, we have to break it down into different categories of charging. according to bloomberg's research and others to validate that, 90% of the charging will take place on l two charging. that is not the expensive fast charging that we see. l2 is easy to accelerate. the installations are easier. it is extremely cost-effective. that is going to be the point of acceleration. what the numbers look like right now is 35% ev penetrations in 2030 and we need about 30 million chargers. 28 million will be l2. the rest will be dc's. dc's have a lot more complexity but the majority of that charging is not going to take place on dc's. guy: if you look at the distribution currently of ev's in america, texas and california where we are seeing a lot of uptake, what we are not seeing it is uniformly across america and you can see that in the data in terms of the take-up that states have in terms of their federal funding. why are some states so slow? why are local authorities being so

around the fireplace. >> all right then, brendan says post dinner. thank you all so much.hen we come back, a story lots of people are talking about today, we are going to tell you the truth.lly happened. security ramping up from travel parades, trying to k americans safe this thanksgiving, we will talk about a crazy unfortunate situation that happened on the canadian border earlier today when the 11th hour continues. >>> like 2.5% cash back on purchases of $5,000 or more, so sam can make smart ideas, a brilliant reality! chase for business. make more of what's yours. when moderate to severe ulcerative colitis takes you off course. put it in check with rinvoq, a once-daily pill. when i wanted to see results fast, rinvoq delivered rapid symptom relief and helped leave bathroom urgency behind. check. when uc tried to slow me down... i got lasting, steroid-free remission with rinvoq. check. and when uc caused damage rinvoq came through by visibly repairing my colon lining. check. rapid symptom relief... lasting steroid-free remission... ...and the chance to visibly repair the

>> i think what brendan is saying is really important.y've also long had a ron desantis problem. those two things are now coming to an intersection because of the way that we're watching polls show haley in some states eclipsing desantis, and in other states just cutting into his lead overall. this is something that has to do with momentum. it's also showing in the way that they're trying to air ads that frankly pull her so far out of context that it's almost difficult to believe. look at this one about nikki haley and hillary clinton and watch the ways the nikki haley campaign is showing these quotes are out of context. watch. >> we know her as crooked hillary, but to nikki haley, she's her role model. the reason she ran for office. >> i often say that the reason i got into politics was because of hillary clinton. >> it's important to note this ad takes past quotes from haley about clinton completely out of context. let's say that again. completely out of context. it shows a desperation of the desantis camp. >> the reason i got into poli

among others brendan, our dear friend brendan hunt from ted lasso, coach beard, was on the show recentlyyour comments here, and i saw that one of your viewers had noticed that you had so many - >> seth: i have a lot of alums from chicago, and someone wrote "i think seth is going to keep doing the show until he can introduce every single person he met in amsterdam." [ light laughter ] >> and i'm pretty sure the fact that andrew and i are sitting here right now means you have totally run out of famous friends. [ light laughter ] >> seth: yeah, exactly >> we are 11 and 12. [ talking over each other >> seth: we are finally done [ light laughter ] >> we're the bottom of the b list bottom of the b list >> seth: you do have - you do have some of the listers on the front of the book it's a beautiful book cover. can you guys explain what you were trying to do here >> well, put some more famous people on the cover. jordan peele and jason and amber, of course >> seth: yeah. >> we went with sort of more of a traditional accurate drawing with you, we went in a different direction. [ light laughter ]

around the fireplace. >> all right then, brendan says post dinner. thank you all so much.lots of people are talking about today, we are going to tell you what actually happened. the truth. security ramping up from travel parades, trying to keep americans safe this thanksgiving, we will talk about a crazy unfortunate situation that happened on the canadian border earlier today when the 11th hour continues. (man) mm, hey, honey. looks like my to-do list grew. "paint the bathroom, give baxter a bath, get life insurance," hm. i have a few minutes. i can do that now. oh, that fast? remember that colonial penn ad? i called and i got information. they sent the simple form i need to apply. all i do is fill it out and send it back. well, that sounds too easy! (man) give a little information, check a few boxes, sign my name, done. they don't ask about your health? (man) no health questions. -physical exam? -don't need one. it's colonial penn guaranteed acceptance whole life insurance. if you're between the ages of 50 and 85, your acceptance is guaranteed in most states, even if you'

in the days when brendan used to work for a responsible republican speakers. they had a plan, they had an understanding of governance. they banked their head against the wall, occasionally, about some of their members but in the end they knew they had an obligation to govern, to get things done. i do not see any indication that this caucus is ready to do that. i think the chances of a shutdown are relatively high. >> david, do you agree with jennifer's assessment, which is also mine? >> look, the chances are always high for a government shutdown when you have republicans in charge of the house. it's just one of the tools that they don't think of this team which problem for the country, unfortunately. i do think the dynamic is different now. kevin mccarthy had a short runway. mike johnson does, as well. the difference is kevin's at the end of his runway in mike's at the beginning of his. i think there is a certain unity to the conference. i think a lot of people, even on the hard right, know that they will have to accept some concessions and give some concessio

. me on the programme. >> well, brendan, doing >> well, brendan, they're doing his best, even that issue even on that issue of freedom, all we've seen is 13 years of government getting bigger under the conservatives . bigger under the conservatives. next we discuss poppy next we discuss the poppy problem. fewer people out selling poppies, some intimidated and even fewer of us actually wearing them. what has gone wrong . >> you're listening to gb news radio . radio. we have a poppy problem, and we've shown over the course of the last week, poppy sellers on chafing the last week, poppy sellers on charing cross station surrounded by the pro—palestinian well, i'm going to say mob actually. >> in that case, they were fairly peaceful . but up in fairly peaceful. but up in waverley, the station in edinburgh, the poppy seller there , the 78 year old parachute there, the 78 year old parachute regiment veteran who was there actually punched out and actually was punched out and attacked. we're getting today a story of a lady in northern ireland selling poppies who has been attacked. and my colleague

lovely to see you, brendan. thank much for brendan. thank you so much for coming in.has led to you wanting to host this at weekend as we just said at the weekend as we just said there introduction, there in our introduction, nobody understands us better than do. consequence is than you do. the consequence is of that kind of ideology of of when that kind of ideology of hate, the volume raises on it and raises on it is that what's led you to this point? now, this vigil weekend? vigil this weekend? >> mean, i think it came >> yeah. i mean, i think it came from this upsurge amongst people, which is that that the vast majority of the debate is dominated by the loudest , most dominated by the loudest, most extreme voices. and in fact, the vast majority of the public in the have real concerns for the uk have real concerns for a civilian , an innocent civilian civilian, an innocent civilian who is israeli , who has been who is israeli, who has been killed and has got the same concern for an innocent civilian who is palestinian, who has been killed . and what we're being kille

. me on the programme. >> well, brendan, doing >> well, brendan, they're doing his best, even that issue even on that issue of freedom, all we've seen is 13 years of government getting bigger under the conservatives . bigger under the conservatives. next we discuss poppy next we discuss the poppy problem. fewer people out selling poppies, some intimidated and even fewer of us actually wearing them. what has gone wrong . >> you're listening to gb news radio . radio. we have a poppy problem, and we've shown over the course of the last week, poppy sellers on channg the last week, poppy sellers on charing cross station surrounded by the pro—palestinian well, i'm going to say mob actually. >> in that case, they were fairly peaceful . but up in fairly peaceful. but up in waverley, the station in edinburgh, the poppy seller there , the 78 year old parachute there, the 78 year old parachute regiment veteran who was there actually punched out and actually was punched out and attacked. we're getting today a story of a lady in northern ireland selling poppies who has been attacked. and my colleague

but this democrat, brendan pressley, is making a run for that governorship. and tomorrow -- it's considered to be of these republican race. considered to be a case where a democrat has at least a shot of forming a runoff this is a remarkable thing. also kentucky, you think mississippi's -- for perspective, mississippi one for donald trump in 2020 4:16 points. and -- by 26 points. wow. still, though. the year before that 2019, kentucky elected a democrat for governor. andy brashear. and democratic governor and he pushes up for reelection tomorrow in kentucky. and again, this is a super, super red state by some metrics by a democrat andy beshear won the governorship there in 2019. and he has run a solid campaign for reelection. and there is a down that mcedwards kentucky election that is i think may be hard to overestimate. it's at least hard to estimate in terms of its effect on voters. the issue in kentucky of abortion rights. republicans control the state legislature in kentucky, when conservatives and the supreme court overturned roe v. wade, kentucky is on

sherry -- michael steele, and former presidential advisor -- brendan buck. biden administration is now something that top middle east adviser, brett mccarrick, to the region this weekend. what -- he is the top dog. >> well, we want to do everything we can within our power as americans from not just our perspective, but from the hostages perspective. kept them home. let's get this work that. qatar has been brought in, they've been helping with the situation as well. but look, i think if any of us put ourselves in the position of loved ones of someone who's been held hostage, we would want america, we would want israel, and we would want the palestinians to do everything they can to get this resolved. and exchanging palestinian hostages for israeli hostages, i hope -- actually, i hope they can get everybody back home. >> brendan. i'm bipartisan group of lawmakers when they were in israel this weekend, members of the foreign affairs committee -- on those kind of trips, but they have learned any additional information, potentially, about this potential agreement

. >> i think brendan fraser -- >> you started with a downer on the show.y partner -- in the news the other night that walter isaacson's book about elon musk has been made into a movie with a 24 and darren aronofsky is going to direct it. the star of darren aronofsky last movie was brendan fraser who is my number one selection to play elon musk in the senate magic adaptation, which i think would be great for both of them. >> that is pretty extraordinary. and he was extraordinary in the whale. so, it is believed he's going to play the role? >> no, i'm starting this rumor. >> wait, you just made an mvp out of somebody that he -- >> it's a great opportunity for him, they've got great chemistry's. >> mckay mp3 is going to be the new york jets winning the super bowl. >> that's outstanding. >> it requires a certain amount of creativity, this is how things happen in hollywood. >> you started the whisper campaign started right here. when brendan fraser wins the academy award were going to talk about this nightcap. >> look at the power you have, look at this. >> my

>> joining me now is victoria defrancesco soto, dean of the clinton school of public service and brendano victoria, he wants to go to the middle, but would he be helping to reelect donald trump if he's the nominee? and that's not the middle. >> in the interview he was very clear in his decision admonition for donald trump, right? that he's a threat to democracy, that he would not be good for america, but then he's being very coy about this front. yes, he criticized biden, but we're really comparing apples to oranges in terms of his criticism of trump and criticism of biden. so we have that, but then this is a man who for decades has been the ultimate pragmatist, and he knows that if he were to run, he would set up a very likely scenario where a donald trump could come back into power, so his actions as a pragmatist just do not match up with this rhetoric that he has about, you know, wanting to move to the middle and maybe he's going to consider a run, so i'm dealing with a lot of cognitive dissonance when i'm listening to joe manchin. >> and brendan, look at the new hampshire, nikki hale

good to see you, brendan. passionate views about the war could face the 2024 election? is it more about a general feeling in the electorate that the world fears, like a scary place? is it about this israel, what people see as an israel, palestinian divide? what do you see? >> well, certainly heightened tensions can have an enormous impact in the election. fear is a powerful motivator. the challenge for president biden and his reelection is this is an issue that firmly divides his party. obviously muslim and arab-american voters were very important for him in a state like michigan. but obviously jewish voters as well are a large part of his voting bloc, and when both of those groups feel unsafe at home, that's not good. but you also have the situation where they are looking for different things from this president. younger voters, muslim voters are angry that the president is not calling for a cease fire, and he's trying to walk this incredibly difficult tight rope, where he's calling for an end to the fighting

brendan cox is quotas.aralysed because they're scared that they're going to be called anti semitic islamophobic or semitic or islamophobic or pro—palestinian or pro—israeli, or to get wrong in some pro—palestinian or pro—israeli, or we're|et wrong in some pro—palestinian or pro—israeli, or we're looking)ng in some pro—palestinian or pro—israeli, or we're looking ati in some pro—palestinian or pro—israeli, or we're looking at a1 some pro—palestinian or pro—israeli, or we're looking at a picture way. we're looking at a picture of no doubt you of brendan there. no doubt you will his face. we need will recognise his face. we need more of this as well, don't we, here in this country? we? >> yeah. look, first of we >> yeah. look, first of all, we don't need be divided in don't need to be divided in this country because broadly speaking, country wholly speaking, this country is wholly irrelevant happening irrelevant to what's happening in gaza and israel . in gaza and israel. >> and tell that to the west end at th

brendan, thank you. to chuck todd, my pal, thanks for being here. alencia, it's always great.like the red, white and blue. we could do a debate. >> we could. >>> coming up, top of the ticket. the issue which did seem to motivate voters. abortion rights, what that means for 2024 next. you are watching "andrea mitchell reports" on msnbc. bc warning civilians to clear out, while hamas forces them back. allowing in food and water, which hamas steals. there's challenges, and i love overcoming challenges. ♪ when better money habits® content first started coming out, it expanded what i could do for special olympics athletes with developmental needs. thousands of bank of america employees like scott spend countless hours volunteering to teach people how to reach their financial goals. it felt good. it felt like i could take on the whole world. hi. my name is kim and i am 41 years old. i've been given the opportunity to work from home, so that means lots of video calls. i see myself more and i definitely see those deeper lines. i'm still kim and i got botox® cosmetic. i wanted to keep

brendan, this sounds extreme, but there is a group of people who would support this. the reality is though i think the ability for him to execute these things is a bit mixed. obviously we know that the president is going to be somewhat, or former president, would be restrained. there were a lot of people, you can question how successful they were, there were a lot of people his first term who were trying to hold back his worst impulses on this stuff. we can assume they'll be gone. we should take this very seriously. however, there are limitations. congress would need to go along with these things and a lot of the stuff the former president did was previously stopped by courts. now, the question for next term will be whether he ignores those things and whether his administration will ignore court actions. that's the scary part. where we get into this extralegal territory where he just ignores what courts say. >> i want to let all of what you said sink in to people because we're talking about ignoring judicial, you know, mandates and so much more. victoria, it seems lik

. >>> let's discuss now with democratic congressman brendan boyle of pennsylvania, ranking member on the house budget committee and member of the congressional privilege caucus. i know the eagles are on right now, so you're making a huge sacrifice coming on with us. we appreciate that. what's your reaction when you see these poll numbers? >> i am so confident of the eagles evictry, i decided to spend my time here on cnn with you, jim. as far as the poll numbers, i'll say the same thing, if a poll showed biden up by ten or down by ten, the reality is this is going to be a very close election. five of the last six presidential elections have been decided by just a few points. i fully expect the 2024 election will probably come down to just one or two points in about five states including my own state, the commonwealth of pennsylvania. right now polls are a poor indicator. let's not forget that at this exact point in their cycle, ronald reagan, barack obama and bill clinton were all losing re-election one year out in the polls. they all went on to win re-election. the reality is, we've

i recently set it at the brendan book gate and they will repeat it today on their side to bills living in gemini must smell of. i'll switch concentration, camp and extermination camps and fall into the responsibility that the rises from it isn't projecting she was life in germany. it states duty and to civic obligation of us as best supplies to everyone living in our country in one's. i'm not, i'm convinced that we need to make things easier than before this. indeed, an honest meal lip service will not be enough. in this time of tara, the intake creation, missed ice and mission in these websites. just tell us and this has since political correspondent julia saw that it told me more about the president's message. yes he sorry to do with addressing the terrorist attack that i have lost conducted against israel, saying that this was a turning point for israel itself, but also for the region and the world. and that there is no going back from this event. and then he moved on to address some of the tensions that have been building up in germany since the conflict between israel and come us

i recently set it at the brendan book gate and they will repeat it today on their side to bills living and gemini, must know of. i'll switch the concentration camp and extermination camps and fall into the responsibility that the rises from it isn't projecting she was life in germany, states and to civic obligation of us as this applies to everyone living in the country knows. i'm not, i'm convinced that we need to make the euro then before has indeed an unstable meal . lip service will not be nothing. this time of tara, the intake creation, missed ice and mission, and he's upsides just tell us this has his political correspondent, julia, so deli, listen to the address and joins us now from outside the presidential upon this. welcome julia, i'm so took us to the message that the president had. yes, he started speaking with addressing the terrorist attack that had lost conducted against israel, saying that this was a turning point for israel itself, but also for the region and the world. and that there is no going back from this event. and then he moved on to address so of the tensions

i recently set it at the brendan book gate and they will repeat it today to bill slipping and gemini, must know of i'll switch concentration camp and extermination camps and fall into the responsibility of the rises from it. it isn't predicting she was laughing, gemini, is states, and to civic obligation of us as this applies to everyone living in our country knows, i'm not, i'm convinced that we need to make the euro then before has indeed an honest well me, a lip service will not be nothing this time of tara, the intake creation, missed ice and mission. and he's upsides. does tell us that this has this or of physical correspond to julia. so the, so that a told me more about the message the president was aiming to convey. yes, he started with addressing the terrorist attack that homeless conducted against israel, saying that this was a turning point for israel itself, but also for the region and the world in that there is no going back from this event. and then he moved on to address. so of the tensions that have been building up in germany since the conflict between israel and come

host: there is a lot there let brendan duke pick it up.uest: the key thing on the deficit is that president biden has laid out $3 trillion of deficit reduction through asking the wealthy to pay their fair share they does that without asking americans making under $400,000 pay a penny more in taxes. that would make a huge difference in terms of our debt burden. it was stabilize medicare finances. there are plans out there and the president has put out a plan that would address our deficit while keeping investments in the american people like the child tax credit. there is a way to get a handle on our deficit. by asking the wealthy to pay our fair share and the president has posted and i think congress should take a look at it and get to work on it. host: what do you think about the term bidenomics. guest: many people debated. i think what we will see over the next few months is trump a nomex as well. when we come to an election, it will be a choice in president trump yesterday said he plans to repeal the formal care act. that would cost mil

>> seth: i want to thank my guests henry winkler, brendan hunt everybody i want to thank connor denis and the 8g band. thank you for watching we love you, everybody [ cheers and applause ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ >>> right now at 11:00, it is here, that storm we've been talking about has arrived. taking a live look at the golden gate bridge, it is wet tonight. >> let's get to chief meteorologist jeff ranieri. this is going to be interesting for the morning commute. >> we expect the rain to stick around for morning. it's just offshore and rain beginning to roll in. storm ranger mobile doppler radar on the current scan, heavier pockets of embedded rain. as we put a track on it, we expect it in napa by 11:27, off to the south, rain moved into san francisco, moving east into lafayette by 11:32. across the peninsula, rain in san mateo, newark by 11:53. a second round overnight 2:30 to about 7:00. we'll track the wet weather through tomorrow with a few more chances in 20 minutes. >>> it's a controversial proposal in san francisco some are calling a cop tax. the board of supervisors decided to place it on the

congeniality is this concerned citizen a long-time federal contractor at hhs named brendan martin.y his salary t post millennial reports that martin's linked in which has since been taken down, shocking, says he's worked there since 2020 at hhs as a technical advisor to the consulting company icf for the adoption and foster care analysis and reporting system. now, if you care about children, that's really reassuring. the poor kids. now, imagine for a moment the press's reaction if a federal contractor had approached an lgbtq-plus volunteer sitting at a table passing out literature. and then spewed similar invective? how long would that federal contractor been employed. we reached out to brendan's office at hhs to confirm the response but the only response we received was an automatic reply from mr. martin saying very late lunch, 3:45 to 4:30. that's a typical bureaucrat mentality. schedules are meaningless, and accountability doesn't exist. we hope he had a nice lunch, or dinner or whatever we're calling it. still waiting for a reply. joining me now charlie hurt with a fantastic se

msnbc political analyst brendan buck, thank you, as always, for joining us this morning. monday morning. "morning joe" starts right now. >>> our concern that president biden's chances for re-election could be damaged by his unwavering support for israel. the biggest problem for biden is that he is six years older than israel. [ laughter ] >> all right. good morning and welcome to "morning joe."

the director directed the film, the whale, with brendan frasier.o will play musk though. >>> and tonight at 7:00, we mentioned that the first skiers of the season are hitting the slopes in tahoe. so what is in store for the rest of the winter? we are talking to our snow whisperer. that's tonight in our 7:00 newscast. >>> up next, for the first time in more than 20 years, new treatment for ptsd. >>> gaza's hospitals under siege, surrounded on the ground but who is to blame for deadly explosion killing so many civilians. >>> israeli strikes lighting up the night sky over gaza. the images coming in from gaza city's largest hospital a projectile falling on the compound where civilians were sheltering did a palestinian militant group misfire yet another rocket this as israeli tanks spotted outside a children's hospital. it all comes after israel agreed to daily humanitarian pauses and what about the hostages our new reporting. what's holding up those talks? >>> also breaking tonight, the fbi seizing cellphones and an ipad belonging to new york city mayo

he hits brendan rice, in the third quarter, williams handed off to marsh on lloyd who fights for extra yardage but, ucla is there, they scoop it up and they score. the bruins run away with this one, 38-20, cal will finish the regular season at ucla next saturday. >>> one of the highest ranked recruits in the country chose to call stanford home over other top basketball powers, and you could be familiar with his name. >> everyone has their own journey and everyone is super supportive. >> he is stanford's newest freshman basketball star and the son of the sacramento kings legend. >> the name and the legacy is always going to carry on. at the same time it is a good thing and a bad thing. you know, i can keep the name going and have a name for myself. >> the cardinal joins the program as the fourth highest recruit of all time. >> it's an unbelievable celebration, there is so much work that goes into recruiting and you build personal relationships and invalidates all the work you put in. i think the world of him and his family. >> he is paving a path different from his father's, he came to

>> seth: i want to thank my guests henry winkler, brendan hunt everybody i want to thank connor denis and the 8g band. thank you for watching we love you, everybody [ cheers and applause ♪ ♪ ♪ >>> right now at 11:00, why did he do it? and where is he? the search is on for a man who caused a big commotion inside this hobby lobby in contra costa county, creating a hazmat scare. we go to antioch with details. >> reporter: i spoke to a customer who was shopping in the back of the store. he said he heard several people coughing in front of the store. and at that point, he decided to check things out for himself. >> a lot of coughing. it didn't register to me until i started to get to the front and look around. and everybody was turning red. >> reporter: benjamin's shopping experience at the hobby lobby in antioch, taking an unexpected turn. a customer sprayed bear mace inside of the store after employees asked him to leave. >> there were a few infants, toddlers maybe. they made sure everybody stayed away from the front. >> reporter: the incident causing a two-hour hazmat investigation of t

joining me now, garrett haake on capitol hill for us, brendan buck as well, former top aide to formerboehner and ryan. doa, right? here we go. out of the gate here, speaker johnson getting this thing across the finish line in the house but the senate saying it is not going to happen. so what happens to israel aid, ukraine aid and got to keep the government open in 14 days time? >> reporter: no pressure, right? this is the classic congressional deadline train wreck that we have gotten used to seeing here where a lot of deadlines come together at the same time. israel aid will get done. it is the single most popular thing working through either chamber in either party right now. i think the question is what rides along with it, whether, you know, lawmakers can convince enough colleagues to attach ukraine aid to it or it is a border security measure or anything gets attached to the measure to fund the government until january or some unknown date certain. i think that's the sort of special sauce that is being cooked up right now. how do you use something like aid to israel, which basical

brendan pressley is running on exnded medicaid to two injured 20,000 people.ressley also opposes abortion rights. which could test democrats willingness to support him. on the other hand, governor reeves has been plagued by a recent welfare scandal involving former nfl star brett favre. we elect in the states will impact the lives of millions of folks. so on tuesday, if you haven't already voted early, make some time to head to your polling station, because the stakes, they couldn't be higher. coming up next, folks. college campuses are very tense places right now. especially after a series of high-profile threats against jewish students at cornell university. up next, the president of the cornell student's assembly joins me to discuss the mood on campus now that a suspect is in custody. stick around, you are watching symone on msnbc. buy one footlong in the app, get one free. it's a pretty big deal. kinda like me. order in the subway app today. struggling with the highs and lows of bipolar 1? ask about vraylar. because you are greater than your bipolar 1, and

their play capture the attention of canadian journalist, brendan leffler, after he applied to resettle them in toronto to a private sponsorship program. managers and akilah and her family fled across the border to his drama by pucca stats said expect it to stay there for just a short time. like weeks slowly turned into months of living in the lot and finding that i was going to leave. that's was really difficult for us to wait. so maybe tomorrow a day after tomorrow and next week, next month to weekend multiple or something up of us more constant. i'm sure they have of similar problems with the focus sometimes reduce the health and which connecticut and go through them with a net. i just bought a condo. well, focus on have some problems with accounts which are the ones that we have taken out before he finish charges for them. i did finally, they got the news. they've been waiting for their flights to canada were confirmed . corvana couldn't even more push function in of actual that's my immediate size doesn't get me knowing h html had rooms for me to get with him. know me if it's up to

dr. prime minister netanyahu states, israel will take over the control of security in the enclave. brendan definitely appears to those remarks contradicts the countries closest ally with the u. s. how being declared repeatedly that neither washington or israel was 16 control over gal sir, is written, cannot be a possibility for gauze. and it's important to note that his real has made clear it has no intention or desire to do that. we do not support every occupation of gaza and neither does israel today. i believe all of us joined the world in expressing colorado at the will. prime screen committed in palestine on south africa as foreign minister, forcefully con damages, rives of sold on cattle to throwing a direct comparison with the history of apartheid. the pro must go to the world. this is your archie international. good to have your company and welcome to the news. rob. as our top story, the as really navy has lot of strikes from the mediterranean, reportedly tar thing from us, militants in gases city. the shelling started early on wednesday morning and follows benjamin netanyahu state

it sort of direst c, wisconsin pulled brendan was that a sizable protest is outside call them on by the same organizers who growth. hundreds of thousands of people onto the street up the weekend. this time, the number somewhere between 2 or 3000. but the events which happened inside solomon didn't go that way, not of the sort his national policy vote which called for a c 5. no, labor's alternative amendments, which simply after a longer few monetary imposes through in the voting system. and so the existing government policy, which is to support what it describes as humanitarian pulls us, remains the status where the demonstrate is safe. they will continue the campaign. shame on you was the chance when the voting results came through. i'm going to receive quite a crowd out here, but they will be back. they say, as weekends and days go by and the killing continues. whole brand of dollars. is there a central london that's of a scolding for a ceasefire, and god scuffle with police in washington, dc. o capital police say they have arrested several people from the can. they say, legally prote

instead of directly with the concept pull, brendan, who's got a sizable to protest, is outside parliament by the same organizers who growth. hundreds of thousands of people onto the street up the weekend. this time, the number somewhere between 2 or 3000. but the events which happened inside parliament didn't go that way, not of the sort this national policy vote which called for a sci fi, no. labor's alternative amendments with simply after longer few amount of terry imposes through in the voting system. and so the existing government policy, which is to support what it describes as humanitarian pulls us, remains the status for the demonstrate to say they will continue the campaign. shame on you was the chance when the visiting results came through and was received by the crowd out here. but they will be back. they say, as weekends and days go by and the killing continues. whole brand new knowledge is there a central london and nobody's u. k prime minister, obviously synnex as a government to introduce emergency legislation to confirm that we're wanda, is a safe country for the 14th. a s

dr. prime minister netanyahu states, israel will take over the control of security in the enclave. brendan definitely appears to those remarks contradicts the countries closest ally with the u. s. how being declared repeatedly that neither washington or israel was 16 control over gal sir, is written, cannot be a possibility for guys. and it's important to note that his real has made clear it has no intention or desire to do that. we do not support every occupation of gaza and neither does israel.

on the other side of the world, in toronto, canada journalists, brendan leffler, was moved by their story. he decided to apply to a private sponsorship program for citizens can help resettle refugee we were hearing from mckayla and from other people. i'm in a safe house and my neighbors are calling me telling me they're going around asking where i am. and so there is no time to waste when something like that happening people's lives, or literally hanging in the balance. brennan, convinced more than a dozen of his friends and colleagues to help raise the $50000.00 needed to support nanos akila and her family for the 1st year in canada. so this is the financial profile form where you have to tell them, you know, what your income wise and, and a, each one of the sponsors did the have to do this kind of guess. they filled out reams of paper work and submitted it to the canadian government. so then you waited and waited and waited and waited at wait. yeah, i called and they didn't have it and i called back and they still couldn't find the application. and we waited and we waited, popping up, a

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launches a dime, hits brendan rice, jerry's son, in stride for the 74-yard touchdown.the third quarter, trouble. williams hands it off to marshawn lloyd. he fights for extra yardage but loses the ball. ucla's got the scoop and the score. the bruins run away with this one 38-20. cal will finish the regular season at ucla next saturday. and guys, to point out, cal wins, they storm stanford's field. interesting. >> interesting. the big game. it's going to be the last time as pac-12 opponents, so. >> very sad. >> yep, it is. thanks, matt. >> thank you, man. >>> coming up next whether you're scrooge or bob, a dickens-themed christmas fair. that (♪♪) (♪♪) (♪♪) get exclusive offers on select new volvo models. contact your volvo retailer to learn more. in order for small businesses to thrive, get exclusive offers on sel they need to bedels. smart, efficient, savvy. making the most of every opportunity. that's why comcast business is introducing the small business bonus. for a limited time you can get up to a $1000 prepaid card with qualifying internet. yep, $1000. so switch to

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