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let me turn to john brennan. you know this area so well.the former cia director, you studied hamas and as homeland national security deputy. hamas is looking for a successor. would to be his brother? would it be one of the -- it's hard to say less radicalized, but one of the hamas leaders living outside in qatar or someplace else, who would be easier to reach for negotiations? >> i think it's a question hamas leaders are grappling with right now. sinwar was not just the head of gaza's military operations capabilities. he assumed the leadership of hamas's political bureau after israel assassinated haniyeh in tehran in july. he really had full control over the organization. his younger brother as well as sinwar's deputy, they are the ones who are pursuing the militant route that yahya had led. it's likely that one of them is going to take the lead inside of gaza as far as continuing to confront the israeli troops that are there. there is a question about whether or not there's going to be someone who will assume the mantle of leadership of th

thank you so much, john brennan, for all your experience. we appreciate it. >>> we are keeping a close eye on the situation notice middle east as we continue. u.s. officials warn of an imminent attack by iran against israel t. could come at any time. more from the region coming up. >>> first, in 90 seconds, we will break down the matchup between tim walz and j.d. vance at tonight's vice presidential debate. the one and only debate with kristin welker. >>> first, a look back at one of the most memorable vp debate moments. >> i served with jack kennedy. i knew jack kennedy. jack kennedy was a friend of mine. senator, you are no jack kennedy. [ cheers and applause ] if you're living with hiv, imagine being good to go without daily hiv pills. good to go off the grid. good to go nonstop. with cabenuva, there's no pausing for daily hiv pills. for adults who are undetectable, cabenuva is the only complete, long-acting hiv treatment you can get every other month. it's two injections from a healthcare provider. just 6 times a year. don't receive cabe

director brennan, there is no doubt that this is significant. there was an expert who called it the most dramatic achievement for israel since october 6th militarily and for the israeli people. we see the folks who are out there in tel aviv. many of them holding signs now calling for a ceasefire deal. put this in the big picture for us in the middle east, what does this mean? >> well it is a major milestone for the israelis. over the past year they have destroyed a lot of hamas' capability, terrorist-making capability and has taken out the battlefield of senior hamas operatives, but they needed to get the architect of the october 7th attacks and also the person who is in control of hamas' war-making capabilities inside of gaza and he is also the head of the political bureau. so this is a very important step that they've taken and they need to demonstrate to the israeli people and to the world that now they're going to be able to move forward with the path that seeks to bring the bloodshed to a halt. see whether or not this is an opening that pri

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brennan was saying. much of that will impact the peninsula and, mr. president, like you said, this goes over my mind over and over. elton will enter as a hurricane and exit as a hurricane. you will see damage on the west coast. you will see damage on the east coast as well. it is important to focus on those impacts. again, seeing those impacts on both coasts, we are really starting to see the impacts as we speak. i was looking at the radar before doing this meeting here, and we have tornadoes already touching down in some spots in florida. some have been confirmed that have touched down as well. about 90% of those tornadoes occur on that right front quadrant of a tropical system. really our folks at the weather service are on duty 24 hours a day, watching that radar to make sure we can get those warnings are quickly to people so they can to cover. as dr. brennan said, 140 miles wide, now we are 200 and we expected to be greater than 240 miles away from the center with these winds. that is a huge area we could see some of that damage. very concerned ab

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brennan was saying. much of the impact will cover the peninsula. mr. president, it goes over my mind that hurricane will exit as a hurricane so you will see damage from the one point from the west coast and image on the east coast as well. it is important to focus on the impacts. again, seeing the impact on both coasts, we will see the impacts as we speak. i was just looking at the radar before doing this meeting here. hear, hear until we have tornadoes already touching down some spots in florida and confirmed that have touched down as well and about 90% of those tornadoes occur on that right front quadrant of a tropical system. so our folks, the weather service on duty 24 hours a day watching the radar to make sure we can get the warnings out quickly to people so they can take of her. as dr. brennan said, think about it, 140 miles wide and 200 and expected to be greater than 240 miles away from the center so that is a huge area to see the damage. >> very concerned about the storm surge and i want to double down on something and it's not just tampa the

cbs foreign affairs correspondent margaret brennan has the story. >> reporter: video released from the ukrainian government shows north korean troops receiving military gear in russia. cbs cannot independently verify the footage, but today, defense secretary austin confirmed that vladimir putin and kim jong-un have their troops training side by side at three specialized military sites inside of russia. >> there is evidence that there are dprk troops, you know, in russia. >> reporter: ukrainian president zelenskyy warned him that russia may send those forces to ukraine. proving putin seeks to escalate, not negotiate. >> reporter: and south korea officials say the number may soon climb to 10,000, revealing that russia is already training 3,000 north korean special forces how to operate equipment including drones. u.s. officials said the north korean soldiers tral traveled in mid-october by ship from north korea to eastern russia and could end up on the battlefield. >> if russia is indeed forced to turn to north korea for manpower, this could be a sign of weakness, not strength, on the pa

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john brennan is still with us. erin is in jerusalem, looking at the background there, sorry i misspoke. john brennan, from what we have seen so far, is it too early to say how serious this attack is and how successful the israeli response has been? >> well, the iranians are well known for their rhetorical saber rattling. i think we have seen some of that. it seems this was limited. ballistic missiles that were fired at israel and that the israelis, others were able to intercept. and if there were no casualties, that's great. but the statement coming out of iran makes it appear as though at least this salvo they feel as though they have satisfied the need to respond to the israeli strikes against hezbollah. and so it may be just a repeat of what we saw in april. and israelis may feel they need to strike against iranian targets inside of iran because of these ballistic missile launches. but hopefully if there were no casualties on the ground in israel, this is not going to be the trigger that would lead to a quick es

brennan said, think about it, 140 miles wide, now we're 200. we expect it to be greater than 240 miles away from the center, with these winds. so that's a huge area that we could see some of that damage. very concerned about the storm surge. and i wanted to double down on something. it's not just, you know, tampa bay, with that eight to 12-foot forecast or 10 to 15 to boca grand day. you could see storm surge all the way down. think about fort myers, naples,well away from that center. we got to keep reminding people, you're not safe, even though you're not near the center of the storm. we'll continue to really message that as we can. the other part of this, flooding could last a while. unlike other areas with elevation, there's not much elevation in florida. so, some of these rivers are going to be slow to drain. some of these rivers could stay up for about a week after the storm. and the storm surge will act as a blocker to drain some of that rain on the inland areas. so that coo really be -- add some challenges with some communities with the

cbs's chief foreign affairs correspondent margaret brennan has the story. >> reporter: video releasedthe ukrainian government shows north korean troops receiving military gear in russia. cbs cannot independently verify the footage, but today, defense secretary austin confirmed that vladimir putin and kim jong un have their troops training side-by-side at three specialized military sites inside of russia. >> there is evidence that there are dprk troops, you know, in russia. >> reporter: ukrainian president zelenskyy warned him that russia may send those forces to ukraine. proving putin seeks to escalate, not negotiate. >> [speaking in a global language] >> reporter: and south korean officials say the number may soon climb to 10,000, revealing that russia is already training 3,000 north korean special forces how to operate equipment including drones. u.s. official said the north korean soldiers traveled in mid-october by ship from north korea to eastern russia and could end up on the battlefield. >> if russia is indeed forced to turn to north korea for manpower, this would be a sign of

brennan shortly, milton is currently a category four storm and will remain a hurricane as it crosses over florida as your direction, mr. president, i will be traveling down to tallahassee tonight to embed at the state eoc to meet with my team as well as our state partners. >> and i will be there to assess the damages and the impacts immediately following the storm. working in close coordination with the state to ensure that they have everything that they need to support their priorities. as you have always directed me to do, i am leaning forward to make sure that we are strategically placing our resources and our teams to be able to rapidly respond in florida there are currently over 1,000 federal personnel on the ground in florida supporting the efforts from hurricane helene as well as the previous storms that have happened over the last few years. and i have directed at your direction an additional 1,200 search and rescue personnel from fema, the coast guard, and the department of defense, to stage in florida. so they are ready to take action as soon as milton makes landfall. this

christine brennan is with us now. i mean, kristen, we compare reese a seventh overall draft pick in the wnba to the seventh overall draft pick in the nba, $73,000 to his 6 million. and she averages more points right? this is a question and an issue we've been discussing for many years about women's sports not getting the attention. the financial support, the interest, everything, tv, the mainstream sports media, ignoring women's sports for decades, and now finally, the tension is there because of caitlin clark, because of angel reese, what angel reese was doing there and that instagram live while she was bringing up a point that is incredibly intelligent, smart, and wise to do, and that is to bring this issue back to the forefront. it came up actually in april after the draft when caitlin clark salary, of course, came out and there was saying, how is this possible? now, the point i think you've made, it has been made as of course, she's angel reese has plenty of endorsements, well over 1 million. caitlin clark as well

eastern for the cbs news vice presidential debate, moderated by margaret brennan and me. death toll from hurricane helene has now passed 160 people. in north carolina, hundreds are still missing, and teams are searching the mountains for survivors. today, cbs's lilia luciano rode along with the national guard making aerial rescues. >> reporter: flying high over the mountains of western north carolina, this national guard crew scoured the landscape, which seemed swallowed by the river. a scene repeated across the state, where rescue operations continue, five days after the storm. in the small town of burnsville, we watched as the national guard rescued this woman, the first of seven. all right, the clearance signal was given. the person is now being hoisted. then troops were sent on another mission. nearly 60 miles south, in hendersonville, where three survivors were clearly relieved and grateful to see the helicopter land. how are you feeling right now? >> grateful to be alive. grateful that everyone is safe. and trusting that everyone will make it through this. >> report

. >> harris: let's watch the national hurricane center director michael brennan. >> from milton we have considerable urban flooding lingering throughout this afternoon in east central florida and ongoing and continuing moderate to major river flooding forecast for the next several days throughout central florida and finally please use caution, make safety your primary concern in the next few days after the storm. deadly hazards remain including downed power lines, flooded rows. operate your generator safely and be careful using tools and power equipment when cleaning up and drink plenty of water and avoid heat exhaustion. you can continue to come back to hurricanes.gov nor updates on the storm and find information from your local national weather service office. thank you for joining us, please be safe. i'm mike brennan at the national hurricane center. >> harris: the big confirmation at this hour is this beast remains a hurricane after moving across the entire state of florida. we do know that some areas will begin to open up this afternoon and let some people back into them. we can't

most of those at the brennan center, most pundits thought, the supreme court would not. so i didn't want to be right. i was. and one of the things that really interested me that trump's former president trump's lawyers claimed that the common which was crucial to the how the law in the colonies continued to be enforced after revolution and that crucial to the common law was the idea that chief executive under that common had particular privileges and prerogative, including immunity from prosecution would be by executive read. therefore, they argued, the president should have such privileges as a careful observer of emerging originalists. on the court, i knew that such claims were being taken seriously in circles, but also that the claims were. i read arcane legal treatises from this era as part my research for more than 30 years, not only the constitutional debates and ratifying conventions, but the debates that came before law and the post-revolutionary legal treatises came after emphasized that no one, not a king and not a president, should be above the law. here i tal

the moderators, our own norah o'donnell and margaret brennan here in new york at the cbs news broadcastter. tonight is likely to be the last chance for each campaign to make their case on a debate stage great enthusiasm right now for the democrats seems to be on the democrats 'aside, cbs news poll finds democrats are more enthusiastic about having governor walz on the ticket than republicans are about senator vance. 65-49%. >> john: tonight's lineup testifies to the twist in this race. senator vance was chosen to run by a former president trump against a totally different democratic ticket and before july, governor walz expected he would be watching his new boss, kamala harris, behind the lectern where he now stands. norah and market up during for the debate but the rest of the gang is here. chief washington correspondent major garrett. chief white house correspondent nancy cordes, chief election campaign correspondent robert costa and cbs news contribute or add gordon. major, i want to start with you. vice presidential debates. the cliche's do no harm but how do you see this? >> good t

we'll move to director brennan from the national hurricane center. >> thank you, liz, mr.ident, good afternoon. as administrator criswell mentioned we're just hours away from a catastrophic landfall in the west coast of florida with the center of milton expected to cross the coast late this evening or early tomorrow morning. it's a powerful major hurricane and a large hurricane at that. we're seeing multiple life-threatening hazards playing out. we have multiple tornado effects across south florida. heavy rainfall increasing, heavy rainfall across much of the state. the conditions are going to rapidly deteriorate over the next few hours, especially where landfall is going to accumulate. that's where we're expecting that devastate storm surge 10 to 15 feet aboveground level from tampa bay region, southward to port charlotte with significant storm surge hundreds of miles, farther south, to fort myers and naples area. that's why we've had support of so much evacuations to get people away from that devastating storm surge. time is running out for people to leave along the west

. >>> now i want to bring in former cia director john brennan, also an msnbc senior national security here is john kelly in his own words speaking to "the new york times" about trump praising hitler. >> he commented more than once that, you know, hitler did some good things, too. and, of course, if you know history -- again, i think he's lacking in that, but if you know what hitler was all about, you'd be pretty hard to make an argument that he did anything good. >> director brennan, your reaction? >> well, john kelly is one of the most accomplished, decorated and respected flag officers of his generation, and i worked very closely with j john kelly over the years. and i have no doubt whatsoever in my mind na john kelly was accurately recounting the comments he was making. as congresswoman edwards said, this is not surprising, we have seen this continuous pattern over the course of many years of donald trump endorsing individuals such as a hitler, disparaging the u.s. military, advocating for fascism, which is what john kelly said, that he is fascist. and just like mark milley, former

john brennan, your thoughts on this statement from the idf?ld israel put this out there if there was much uncertainty here? what is the likelihood that sinwar was taken out? >> well, ana, i think that sinwar has been one of the israeli targets for the past year. he's been the priority target, because he's not just the architect of october 7th massacre, but also the military and political leader of hamas. if they were able to eliminate him, again, it's not confirmed, but he may have been hiding, i don't want to say in plain sight, but above ground, as a way to mask his actual location. the israelis, who were going through those tunnels, saw that the command structure was there. but it would be a significant blow to hamas. it would further decapitate the organization that has already host a number of senior leaders. it's not going to lead to the demise of the hamas militancy and terrorist organization, but it certainly will do a lot to degrade its capabilities as it will be searching for a successor to sinwar if the israelis have killed him. >>

we'll move to director brennan from the national hurricane center. >> thank you, liz. mr.inistrator criswell mentioned, we are just hours away from seeing a potentially catastrophic hurricane land fall along the west coast of florida with the center of milton expected to cross the coast late this evening or very early tomorrow morning as a powerful major hurricane and a large hurricane at that. we are already seeing multiple life threatening hazards playing out across florida, multiple tornado warnings in effect across portions of southern florida, winds increasing, heavy rainfall spreading across much of the state and conditions are going to rapidly deteriorate over the next few hours, especially where land fall is going to occur along the west coast. that's where we're expecting that devastating storm surge of as much as 10-15 feet aboveground level from somewhere near the tampa bay region southward to port charlotte with significant storm surge extending hundreds of miles even farther south to the fort myers and naples area and that is why we have been supporting so man

good evening everybody, i'm margaret brennan. >> and i'm bret baier coming to you live from fox newsdquarters in new york -- martha maccallum -- the debate moments away. you can see it all right here live on fox. tonight the two candidates to get out on the national stage in the middle of a turbulent and consequential new cycle. >> here in the united states americans reeling from the impacts of hurricane helene. dockworkers kicking off a large-scale strike along the eastern seaboard. and overseas, the middle east on the verge of an all-out war. >> we are tracking any and all developments tonight after iran unleashed a barrage of missiles in all parts of israel and all of that hanging over the debate stage tonight. we have an all-star lineup of guests here with us tonight for analysis, but first we go to senior correspondent live in israel with the latest on the ground. >> reporter: good evening. with this peers escalation and unprecedented missile attack, leaders are promising a punishing retaliation. defense minister said iran has not learned whoever attacks israel pays a heavy pric

brennan mentioned those small changes can make a big difference. little wiggles really do matter though small wobbles make a difference in the storm surge and all these big storms, they wobbled and wiggle all the way in which we'll see that happening as this gets closer to landfall so as administrator criswell said, listen to those local officials, i can't stress enough. 30 years with this. know what 30 years in the weather service this is a particularly dangerous track. people really need to be getting into there. they're safe locations as the impacts start deteriorating really quickly over the next few hours, words really matter in these storms, even and if the winds decreased somewhat near landfall, we really tried to avoid words like weaken it really gives a false sense of security to the public. so we really want to stress that no matter what happens to that, the wind speed in the system, catastrophic impacts will result either way, the size of the wind speed the actual size of it will be expanding as dr. brennan was saying, so much of that im

moss brennan, a teeny tiny newspaper in new york.ne helene as a reporter but he realized this storm was so much worse than anyone in that region anticipated so this guy jumped into action. performing life saving swift water rescues getting his neighbors to safety. then, he put his reporter hat back on and got information, life saving information to the community. this guy drove around town in places that the post office still cannot get to. and he hand delivered the paper. on this show we talk about it all the time. the power and importance of local journalism. well the watauga democrat, moss brennan, it is why local news matters. i don't care where you live. get a subscription. thank you all so much for being here, your first time. did you like it? >> it was great. >> fantastic. come back soon. on that note, i wish you a great night. remember you can catch the night cap not just tonight but saturdays at 11:00 p.m. eastern on msnbc. before that, you can see the new documentary series my generation. it's this saturday at 9:00 p.m. eas

we got the unexpected success rhetoric with donald trump referring to cvs moderators margaret brennannd norah o'donnell as young ladies on his failed social media site. or this classy, from fox's allege resident funnyman, greg. >> they were nagging him and he was mansplaining them. >> it was not just the men. conservative women rush to denigrate the moderators in vance's defends case in point former fox hose turned maga podcaster, megyn kelly. >> the moderators are gross. margaret brennan, not only do you desperately need some bronzer, you need to understand how to moderate a fair debate. >> laura loomer demanded fans put these rods in their place and travertine, dinner and coulter came back with an old standby, bimbos. my panel is back with me. what do you think? of all of these -- it is pretty rich that megyn kelly is -- >> all of those were bad. they were all bad this week. i've got to say that the bronzer comment will stick with me in terms of sheer but wide. why did you need to say that? a lot of the other insults were ridiculous. my favorite of the worst was donald trump's young

t i >>> my mvp of the week is somebody you don't know but you should, maas brennan. volunteer firefighter, emergency medical technician and editor-in-chief of the watauga democrat, and teeny tiny weekly newspaper in north carolina. he began covering hurricane helene is a reporter, monitoring the flooding and taking pictures for the paper but he realized the storm was so much worse than anyone in the region anticipated so this guy jumped into action, performing life-saving rescues getting his neighbors to safety than put his reporter hat back on and with his team, got life- saving information to the community despite power outages, limited internet and very hazardous conditions. in fact, this guy drove around town and places the post office still cannot get to and he hand- delivered the paper. on this show, you know, we talk about it all the time, the power and importance of local journalism. the watauga and democrat and its editor in chief maas brennan are the greatest examples this week of white local news truly matters. please look at this paper. ron, stephen, john

before the election jd vance and tim walz will phase off cbs anchors norah o'donnell and margaret brennanl moderate the debate rules are different than the presidential debate moderators commute the mics, they will still be no live audience are prewritten notes allowed answers and rebuttals are two minutes with a one minute follow-up and new study by the watchdog group media research fine cbs has been very friendly to the harris walz campaign between july 21 and september 27 out of 346 minutes of coverage, 84% of coverage of harris has been positive while 79% coverage of trump has been negative it's even worse for the vice presidential candidate 89% coverage for tim walz 89% confident for jd vance at cvs wall street journal mainstreet opinion columnist bill mcgurn writing this how vance wins he has an opportunity to challenge mr. walz to explain before the millions of americans watching how a harris administration would be any different from the biden administration, your reaction. >> good morning first of all i think kamala harris will watch this debate in which she had david copperfield

but as we heard from director brennan earlier today, it is very rare for a storm to be hurricane when makes landfall and as it exits the state. it's going to move quickly, through the state. that means is going to create these catastrophic impacts across the state. we will see the most significant storm surge on the west coast, but we know from hurricane ian how much inland flooding and flash flooding happens on the east coast in the orlando area. and so we're concerned about that and that's why i talked to the mayor of orlando earlier today to make sure he knew that even though the west coast is getting a lot of focus on this, that the east coast is going to have significant threats as well. and that's why i've also got incident management teams right there in the orlando area to help work side by side with the local officials. so we can get those resources in as quickly as possible when this storm is making landfall and moving across the state. >> and i know administrator, you have to head out a kayla, you have the last question. >> hi, i'm just wondering if the administration is co

geoff: michael brennan joining us tonight from miami. thanks so much.hift our focus to the greater tampa area and what people are doing to get ready. democratic congresswoman kathy castor represents florida's 14th congressional district, which includes tampa and st. petersburg. thank you for being with us, we appreciate it. as we just heard, florida is bracing for direct hit from this monster storm. what is your greatest concern right now, and how are federal, state, and local officials preparing? >> we have an impending catastrophe on our hands because less than two weeks ago we were swamped by historic storm surge from hurricane helene, a storm that was 100 miles off the coast line but threw up so much water that it flooded out thousands of my neighbors across pinellas county, hillsborough county, tampa and st. petersburg. they have their whole lives out on the street corner and we were in response mode just trying to help them survive and get the assistance they need, and then here comes this monster hurricane milton that is just going to up into eve

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let me bring in ben rhodes, former deputy national security adviser, and john brennan, former cia directorart with you. this feels like a pretty significant escalation. and i wonder what you make of the warnings and entreaties by the biden administration not to escalate against iran in a way that could exacerbate a regional conflict, because it doesn't seem that the israeli government really listens to the biden administration. >> yeah, they haven't in many cases in terms of escalatory action, certainly recently in lebanon. i think the question here, though, is what precise type of escalation is taking place. now, what the biden administration has been most concerned about in its warnings as raf said is an israeli attack on either the iranian nuclear facilities or iranian oil fields. both because of their strategic importance to the regime, but also because the regime itself would see that as almost an existential attack on its survival. and might therefore respond in kind and actually there have been warnings out of the iranian government that they would respond by large scale attacks on

norah o'donnell is one of the moderators this evening along with margaret brennan.ora o'donnell joined cbs news in 2011 and is currently the anchor of cbs evening news. margaret brennan joined cbs news in 2012 and is the moderator of face the nation and chief foreign affairs correspondent. those two ladies will be the moderators this evening. from salt lake city, utah, independent. we will go to you next. >> good evening and thank you for giving us this opportunity to share our views. i will be voting for the green party candidate jill stein. i am not -- the harris and walz position on the middle east has made me turn away from the democratic party. i think what we are seeing is truly an escalation by israel and i believe the only way we can see things calm down is if we hold back the aid to israel. we need to see a de-escalation and see the palestinians humanized in all of this and recognize their rights to statehood and self-defense and security as well. >> all right. we will go to chicago, republican color. help me with your name. is it ever him? >> yes. thank yo

joining us now, national hurricane center director michael brennan. thank you for being with us.s is the strongest storm of the season. it's historic in terms of tampa bay. they are talking about a 100-year storm. >> yeah, that's right. tampa bay has not seen a threat from a hurricane of this magnitude that has the potential to produce that kind of storm surge in the region in anyone's living memory at this point this time. we are expecting milton to be a dangerous, large, powerful hurricane when it reaches the west coast of florida tomorrow night. it will bring multiple life-threatening hazards. storm surge, flooding rainfall as much as 18 inches. >> do we expect it might be upgraded to a cat 5? >> it's possible it could strengthen today. we are seeing signs that was right now. it's looking better organized. we aren't expecting a category 5 hurricane when it gets up towards the florida coast. it could be a powerful 3 or 4 hurricane. the main message is the storm will get bigger. it will double in size between now and tomorrow night. that's going to expand those wind and storm su

the moderators nora o'donnell and margaret brennan teams like the weekend update news desk from saturday night live then journalists. >> just to clarify springfield ohio does have a large number of asian migrants who have legal status temporary protected status . senator we have so much to get to. >> the rules were that you weren't goingto fact check and sensor fact checking me it's important to say what's going on . >> mr. speaker can republicans get a fair shake from the mainstream media? >> they can't and the latest example of that was three against one in the debate as usual jd vance one that in a hands-down and even the far left had to acknowledge it. you know what tony, what was important there is jd kept his calm, kept his composure and provided answers . he talked about policies and that's what distinguishes this ticket from the democratic ticket. this is a stark contrast and jd put forward the plan and solutions we have for all the great challenges and i think it resonated with the american people and i think the far left is nervous right now. they know they've got a problem on

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uptick in threats and abuse to more than 10,000 local election officials nationwide according to the brennan center for justice. >> it has come as a shock to a lot of local election officials, especially in non-battleground states, these areas that they've become the focus of this kind of attention. >> reporter: officials are stressing that people with questions about the process should go to vote.gov and get information about voting in their jurisdictions from legitimate sources before casting their ballot. skyler henry, cbs news, washington. >>> and coming up on "cbs mornings," vice presidential nominee governor tim walz of minnesota will join us to discuss the democratic campaign's final message to voters as election day nears. >>> and don't forget to watch cbc news on election night with our teams across the country. join us for real-time results, analysis, and exclusive polling. coverage begins at 4:00 p.m. eastern on our 24/7 streaming channel and 7:00 p.m. eastern on the cbs television network. >>> turning to the middle east where the fighting is intensifying in the northern gaza stri

geoff: michael brennan, director of the national hurricane center in miami.nk you for joining us. amna: let's turn to st. petersburg, florida another , major city in the path of the storm. mayor ken welsch joins us now. mr. mayor, thank you for being with us. you are in st. petersburg now and i understand you are at your cities emergency operation center. tell us what is ahead. mayor welsch: we are playing the waiting game. we are tracking the storm as it comes toward us. we have evacuated folks. we have thousands of folks in our emergency shelters and many more have left the city or the county which is exactly what we asked them to do to move out of , the threat of the storm surge. we are waiting to see which way the storm actually tracks. a storm this size, you know, 20 or 30 miles difference can make all the difference in the world in terms of the impact of the storm surge but we know we are going to be impacted by the broad wind field from this hurricane. we are bracing for that and ready to get into recovery tomorrow. amna: there's some predictions that

and with me at the table, law professor at hofstra university at attorney at the brennan center for justicek elias, i want to ask you about what is new, and i want to sort us that back and sort of have you at this point. let's do that first, actually. after 2000, james baker and jimmy carter studied the issue of election fraud in america and found that there isn't any. every time people look at the question -- and if you commit voter fraud, it's a crime. it's prosecuted, you get caught, and you go to jail. the permeation of the lie is so deep that it is now barrier of entry to even being a republican. top about that dynamic. >> i think this is really important and i think everyone needs to understand this, that there is a tent within the republican party to be in good standing. and you can actually disagree with donald trump's position on tariffs and still be in that tent. you could disagree with donald trump's position on climate and still be in that tent. you can disagree with donald trump's position on guns or abortions and still be in that tent. if, however, you have the temerity to say

the moderators, they didn't do too well, and margaret brennan tried to the fact check vance. vance dealt with that with a calm voice, made his point even though they'd muted his mic. we've got a lot more on that for you. >>> to the markets. big drop tuesday with concern over iran's missile attack on israel. minor selling so far this morning. the dow, s&p, nasdaq, small losses all around. nike, ah, that's the stock to watch. its turn-around is not going well, and the stock getting hammered. it is down 7. as for bitcoin, you'ring looking at $61,000 -- 60,800 per coin. a flight to the safety of treasury bonds, and that's keeping rates relatively low. but the yield on the 10-year treasury has moved to the 3.800, and the 22-year was around 3.64, it's moved up to the 3.66. oil now close to $72 a barrel and we have gas at a $3.20 to the, no change. diesel, $3.57. gold staying up there because of the fighting in the mideast, but it's down $18 today, 2671 per ounce. there's news on that. israel will retaliate for iran's missile attack. nearly 2000 rockets rained down on israel. most w

joining us now, michael brennan, director of the national hurricane center.ou for being with us this morning. so give us the latest on milton right now. >> yeah, fortunately, jose, milton is on track to bring multiple life threatening hazards to florida. that's starting now. we're seeing tornadoes pop up in south florida, heavy rainfall move on shore, we're going to see the winds increase, that life threatening storm surge play out along portions of the florida west coast this evening and into the overnight hours. right now milton still a powerful category 4 hurricane, maximum winds 145 miles per hour, you can see the eye here on radar imagery, currently about 190 miles southwest of tampa, moving northeast at 17 miles per hour. >> so, michael, let's talk about the issue of where it may hit as far as direct hit, because that would affect the storm surge that different communities could be seeing. >> really does. it makes all the difference in the world, just 10 or 20 miles as to whether this biggest storm surge is going to happen in tampa bay or in sarasota or

margaret brennan. with just over four weeks left until election day, and early voting already underway in several states, the stakes are high. as kamala harris and donald trump's running mates make their case to the american people. so, who are the candidates? jd vance is the republican nominee, running alongside donald trump. he's a us senator from ohio, elected in 2022 — he previously worked as a venture capitalist. he first came to prominence for his 2016 memoirs hillbilly elegy, about social and economic decay in his native kentucky. he enlisted in the us marine corps from 2003 to 2007, serving as a military journalist. he turned a0 years old in august. if elected, he'd be the third—youngest vice president in american history. 0n the democratic side, is tim walz, kamala harris�*s running mate. he's the governor of minnesota. before that, he spent 12 years as a congressman. before entering politics, he was a high school teacher for 16 years, serving as an assistant coach on his school's football tea

. >> standby, i want to bring in margaret brennan who joins us by phone.argaret, what are your sources telling you and what should the audience know as we are gathering information about this latest escalation in the region? margaret? i do not believe we are picking you up yet. can you hear me? i do not believe we have margaret dialed in. i want to go back to charlie d'agata at the pentagon. not only have the united states military been a presence for a very long time, expanding as you indicated the secretary of state antony blinken just left the region, tremendous engagement between the biden administration and the netanyahu government about this response. put that in some context. >> reporter: this has all been about timing. we have been waiting for the israeli response . we did not expect that would happen during a time that the united states secretary of state was actually in israel but it has been hard to tell because they have not been giving a lot of advance warning for any of the attacks in the military operations they've undergone. even in terms o

let's check in with mine michael brennan, who is the director of the national hurricane center. michael, thanks for joining us. people have grown understand the phrase, turn around, don't drown. that's a message for don't drive through floodwaters if you come to floodwaters turn around, there's another phrase that refers to hurricanes that says hide from the wind run from the water. explain what that means. >> yeah, that means that typically people need to evacuate away from storm surge and the risk that that poses along the coastline. but that if you can find a shelter or a sturdy home that's built and is protected from the wind. you and outside of a storm surge evacuation zone or other flood-prone area, you should be able to shelter in place and stay safely in that home. home through the duration of the event. >> they've already been more than 90 tornado warnings and florida from hurricane milton. this video, we're going to show right now from a home security camera, captures the moment that an apparent tornado blew through this house. what specific factors are making this hur