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saskia horley and sarah bryce both out early on.just been caught. currently 76—6. and that's all the sport for now. more across the bbc sport website. hopefully see you later. we are monitoring various commemoration events around the world in cities around the world in cities around the world to mark tomorrow's anniversary of hamas's 0ctober anniversary of hamas's october the 7th attacks. we are going to hyde park right now. he will be lighting candles that represent the community that were impacted on the 7th of october last year in that a touch in which over 1200 people lost their lives. this, a particularly poignant event in hyde park in central london. a little bit earlier on we we are going to hyde park right now. he will be lighting candles that represent the community that were impacted on the 7th of october last year in that a touch in which over 1200 people lost their lives. this, a particularly poignant event in hyde park in central london. a little bit earlier on we heard from the mother of emily damari who is still held

they won the toss and batted first in sharjah, reaching 119—7 off their 20 overs and though sarah brycefor scotland, they never got any partenership going and fell short in what is their first major cricket tournament. bangladesh face england on saturday in their next match, scotland have got the west indies on sunday. the next match of the tournament between pakistan and sri lanka starts shortly, also in sharjah. paula badosa is through to the semi—finals at the china open, she beat shuai zhang in straight sets. ba d osa swe pt through the first 6—1. zhang had been having a great run in beijing after going more than 600 days without a single win on tour, and the chinese player battled back in the second before losing it on a tie break. badosa will play sixth seeded coco gauff in the semis after she beat yulia starodubtseva earlier. the ukrainian, ranked 115 in ther world, gave her a scare, winning the first set 6—2, but the former us open champion fought back to take the next two by the same score. and that's all the sport for now. thank you very much. in the united states, new evidenc

. >> bryce harper right here i'm putting it out bryce harper right here. >> this is going to be -- >> schwarber. >> the ultimate showdown between the two in the coming days. >>> aside from the stronger than expected jobs number we do have the port strike to watch the workers are returning to their jobs today after reaching this temporary labor deal to end the strike, at least suspend it. our next guest was a part of those negotiations let's bring in the u.s. acting labor secretary julie su madam secretary, great to have you. >> good to be here thank you. >> a lot of tiktoks out this morning sort of looking at your involvement and how you managed to keep this quiet can you talk about your role in all of this? >> well, i think the big story is obviously it's a big jobs day and the collective bargaining process in that case really worked we've been saying it all along, that when workers have a real voice at the table, when they can help to determine the conditions of their jobs, we are seeing really historic gains for working people we're also seeing it because we have such a strong econ

telling part but we would like to hear additional explanations from you, how many spectators can attend bryce and chador melod and the general sports situation. how are the platforms, the square, the light, the grass, etc. now please let me know the accessories. well, we are also very happy that we were able to finally fulfill this expectation of almost a decade of suspension and closure in holding competitions in the fakher takhti complex in east tehran. we are very happy. we are happy that with the round-the-clock efforts of my dear colleagues, mr. hashemi , the former minister, mr. dr. donya mali, the daily and continuous follow-up of mr. dr. donya mali, the official the ministry was both motivating and persuaded us to pay more attention to the preparation of the flat sports complex, which qualitatively includes both the grass , the platforms, and the scoreboard, all the different subjects, which are a necessary standard for robots. although we were a bit empty in batin shroud, thank god we were able to prepare the complex . we had a good operational plan . about 300,400 people are working

our second panelist to john's right, your left is tom bryce dad he is an offering independent research specializing in studies during the mikan revolution he has published over 40 books and journal articles on a variety of subjects including the grand forage 1778 and the battleground around new york city and that was published in 2016, over the last 40 years he served asl president of the county historical society in the brigade of the american revolution and as a fellow in the company of military historians he likewise serves as a history advisor to crossroads of the mikan revolution and on the advisory council of revolutionary new jersey. our third panelist doctor alexander burns is an associate, assistant professor of history at franciscan university, doctor burns studies of north america and military europe in the 18th century he earned his phd at west virginia university in 2021 and the doctor aerial was entitled entire army says hello common soldiers experiences common soldiers experiences, localism and rv reform in britain 1739 through 1789 recently edited a volumea in honor of

i'm going to call you bryce. >> bryce? okay. >> yeah.you foisted on us in the eagles. i'm talking about the one that's the greatest -- maybe one of the greatest players of all time. >> brite yce harper, man, do yo know him at all? he looks so mean. >> i don't know him. is he meaner than ian reed, former ceo of pfizer? >> nobody's meaner than ian reid. bryce harper just looks like he's -- he's scary. >> jeff buchus nice or mean? >> great american. >> there's some media news today, whether it's jury"joker box office is not as strong as warner might have hoped although this netflix upgrade of piper -- >> that's a face-off. how could you downgrade netflix ahead of the advertising component? i thought that was fatuous. a fatuous downgrade. piper piper is going to be wrong on that. barclay's is going to be right. nobody wants this. >> when it comes to the duelling downgrades, apple not down nearly as much as amazon. >> maybe because foxconn had a blowout number. >> amazon is down 3% on this wells note we cited. they reduced their operating inc

b as bryce across living on the country's can take it. prime minister was accusing as well of deliberately targeting journalists also covering ukraine's presidential comments that no korean troops sent to rush. it could be on the front line is it'll be a sunday us officials of said the presence chose criminal is desperate to manpower . the documentary is optic signed dates as well, and i'll have one using the police special, the mafia, the italian in germany, drugs extortion. the german police is pursuing the criminal, but the regulations are too low and there isn't enough monitoring. how can the mafia in germany be stuck against the hunt? next on d, w. the last month of the 3rd, right. as the russian army advanced, hundreds, thousands of concentration, camp prisoners workforce to go on the death marches. what did the nazis want to achieve during this final chapter? the of lesser known historical documents shouldn't be light on the answer. in 45 minutes, on d, w, the in many countries, education is still a privilege. property is one of the main causes some young children walk in mind, trus

miss armstrong on israel and the secretary general had released of bryce a brief statement condemning what he called the broad name of the middle east conflict would leads to further that escalation. meanwhile, members of the land at the united nations security council had condemned the spiraling violence in the middle east. in emergency session, they discussed measures to de escalate. the conflict between israel, iran on the ground back has been on ballistic affairs without such a movement. the conflict cut in front of the region as urgent priority. yeah. these right the i'm a rainy and you i'm, i'm baset is addressing the security council. they did the clue. isabel will defend itself. we will act and let me show you the consequences. a why don't we face full of their actions, would be far greater than the good eval i've imagined. let me ask the console and the entire world. i would, any of you react, you phase, we set you on a duck. what would any nation do if hundreds of ballistic missiles were raining down on your civilians? your cities, your place is a boy. she is why it has no i

phillies, new york with a chance to close it out up 2 games to one even grimace was on hoping to stop bryce harper and the phils scoreless into the 4th inning runners on second and one out for slow chopper to mark vientos at 3rd can't come up with it. it's going to be tough play. harper scores with a headfirst slide and the phillies have life. >> but the mets respond in the 6th bases loaded francisco lindor with his biggest win of the season. a grand slam, his first homer of the playoffs came at the right time. mets up for one top 9. last chance for the phillies. kyle schwarber representing the tying run. but edwin diaz gets him swinging to end it. mets win for won. they advance to the national league championship series and will face the winner of the dodgers padres years over in the american league. the tigers and guardians. we're tied at a game apiece. game 3 today in detroit forever giant alex cobb on the hill for cleveland. he pitched okay. just didn't get any run support. now you bottom of the first inning runner on second riley. greene, its total seeing-eye single through the infield

saskia horley caught early on, out for 11 runs and sarah bryce bowled out shortly after.ow. lots more on the bbc sport website , remember the first of the nfl's london series games is new yorkjets against the unbeaten minnesota vikings at the tottenham hotspur stadium, you can follow all the updates here in our website. and that's all the sport for now. the prime minister's top adviser sue gray has resigned from her position as downing street chief of staff. she said she was standing down because it had become clear that intense commentary around her position risked becoming a distraction to the government's vital work of change. it had recently been revealed she earned more than the pm. in a written statement, sir keir starmer thanked her for all the support she had given him , both in opposition and in government. 0ur political correspondent harry farley has more details. sue gray has resigned, there is a wider shake—up of downing street staff going on this afternoon. these are people we don't normally hear about, they are not politicians, they are the staff and adviser

obviously notes and you'd see the note on his day, but he's always dedicated to continue the role and any bryce, you can also request the american administration. so you were told to the, to know our other a jesus from board. kind of 1st secret society organizations is far away from our base human rights. never interested in, by the way the boss initial, they're all for the light. for most of these ladies, isn't aunty, send me to, to, to gauge stays right. nothing but days that the user can don't janitta north and we don't do the ignoring the wake up and moved in and do it. i mean, so what's the pick up, get in on something that uh, jody said just a little earlier. she said that as well as trying to justify his actions in providing this so called evidence the alleging that these 6 journalists linked to palestinian on groups. i just want to know who is israel trying to justify his actions too, because it shone scans for a golf international opinion and even international humanitarian. lo, you know, keeps there, is it a book unit to use? they found those forms where those things appear. why and n

and israel would not have been able to act as bryce brazen land with such a disregard to international law if they didn't feel themselves under and on. equivocal and all around. protection by the united states is an issue for of their lives. the middle east washington is already used of the veto and security cause of 5 and since the beginning of actually been trying to pull the wool over, our eyes advertising there a so called find a plan. and it's quite diplomacy to arrive at a deal between homos and israel just agreed to be perfectly honest with you. we are left with the impression by all over this of not to be mediated negotiations as something that washington is conducting with itself work. and it is very symbolic here, therefore the approval to eliminate has belong and start a very dangerous spiral of original escalation was given 5 is really prime minister from new york. after he had deliberate and opened the militaristic statement in the general assembly. this is a kind of a well to and do it. so interesting. distinguished colleagues, we have to do with the question, of course,

this of all we all are saying is very high. bryce we are or suffering the washington would also like to see a whole to fighting between israel and his bubble, which is why us envoy english hochstein was 11 on on monday. the united states wants to end this conflict. as absolutely as soon as possible. that's what present invite and once that's what we all are working towards concerns. however, we're also growing about the scope of israel's promise retaliatory strike on the wrong, the response to iran, ballistic missile attack on israel on october. first, you're on dispatched. it's for administer to try and lower the temperature over the course of the past 2 weeks. i best not up to you has met with counterparts in several middle eastern countries. while in to wait on tuesday, i'll talk to you reiterated that iran wants to reduce tensions, but also insisted that it's ready for all scenarios. go to the item on the whole. the countries in the region have told us that there are against any attack on iran, that's the low nichoela facilities, which would be against all international norms and

still, bryce, could you a number of what to eat for them? uh or the city usually 4 much they could use to industrial. gosh, it's uh sold you to a new its latrice me or 2 of the not so easily share this to those are a couple of these can plus, normally these boys on the brought you on us, the russian ministry of defense revealed the money making scheme, but depending on the secret programs were close to inspection for us to question what the sees him was they might use to your organization. so please can do the rush of us here in the morning. i'm pretty sure i'm not sure when you personally didn't stop to restrict me someone across was a shot jefferson. so in the center that the record is confirmed by that. some of the money received by 100 bytes and controlled firms found its way back into a democratic party funds funded himself judging by his laptop photos also did nicely out of the secret pendulum programs. the us journalist, georgia license revealed ukrainian scheme to withdrawal millions of dollars from the us bunch of favoring one polit

lee bryce has a song coming out about girl dads. his daughters telling men to step up and it comes back to abortion. men hang out don't talk about abortion and if you talk about men's issues you might be better off in a barbershop with men trying to win them over. seems to be a more natural setting than sitting in front of a big board. stuart: transgender golfer refusing to compete against a biological women. it is unfair because her place is not in women's sports. danica patrick is voting for trump. watch this. stuart: it feels like voting for donald trump, is the vote of reason. like the rational reasonable choice. and all them brilliant people supporting him and it will make america greater than it has ever been. >> you broke into a man's board and men and women sports. >> a man is different, their hormones are different. and it is just wrong. stuart: what do you make of this. >> made a huge difference, tried to qualify did. you have a situation where you have a golfer do the right thing, she came out and said i wasn't giving it

captain kathryn bryce top—scoring for them with 33.e now top of their group and face the west indies in theirfinal group game on tuesday. meanwhile, pakistan have rested star batter babar azam and pace bowlers shaheen shah—afridi and naseem shah for the remainder of the three—test series against england. however, england captain ben stokes could be set to return, after bowling and batting in the nets on saturday. stokes has been unavailable since suffering a torn hamstring in august, and has missed four test matches in that time. england's women already had a good day in rugby union — they successfully defended their wxv1 trophy with a 21—12 victory over hosts canada. it was a winner—take—all clash against the hosts in vancouver. and the red roses fought back from a rare deficit to take the title. the defending champions extended their winning run to 20 matches. and they've now won both editions of the tournament's top tier. england's men are hoping for a better day when they face finland in the uefa nations league later. lee carsley�*

sions of us and people who called lowest for freedom of speech and 1st amendment, bryce gods, chosen to bless us because we protect israel. i'm going to continue to do on a state level. all that i can to support the one, the bill on which is era. the iran flies, nearly 200 missiles of israel calling it an act of self defense department. and benjamin netanyahu warns the to her on will pay for the i don't know about this, and this is obviously have a lot of time to have also coming up a shooting and stopping attack in the is really city of jeff. at least 7 people that israel continues it's ground and they are offensive and loving on targeting bailey southern suburb with a series of new air strikes and is ready, forces had a shelter for offering children can guys that are reports of several casualties the around as long as $3200.00 missiles at israel, which it says is in response to the assassination of the leaders of hamas on the fence ball up as well as a top rainy and come under israel's as a response is coming. but iran ones, it is ready to attack again. if provoked on this, i who b

in reply, opening batter sarah bryce led the way with an unbeaten a9, but regular wickets to the bangladeshih—winning partnership, and they fell 16 runs short. and that's all the sport for now. was we are watching the sports headlines, reuters news agency is reporting that iraq has attacked a target in southern israel. we heard half an hour ago from the israeli military saying they had intercepted a drone in southern israel with no injuries. it's not quite clear whether those two things are and i could, but it gives you an indication ofjust the level of concern there is in the whole of that wider region with so much focus now on how israel will respond to that attack by iran in the last couple days. president biden says he's talking to israel about the possibility it could attack iran's energy sector in retaliation for this week's missile brought on israel. his comment immediately because the price of crude oil to surge by 5%. joe biden was speaking as israel continued its strikes against lebanon. these are some of the live pictures of the capital, beirut, there have been 200 targets it acro

. >> reporter: roommates gavin owens and bryce bone. >> i wouldn't say i'm worried. kind of just let the process play out. >> reporter: say they're not letting election stress keep them up at night. >> i don't think it would be anything that is going to shatter the country or anything. it's just kind of the election happens. move forward and we just keep going. >> reporter: in minneapolis, jason rantala, wcco news. >> and come tuesday, cbs news will have team coverage of the election with realtime results, analysis, and exclusive polling as the ballots roll in. our coverage begins at 4:00 p.m. eastern on our streaming channel and at 7:00 p.m. eastern right here on cbs. stay with "cbs news roundup." we'll be right back. (peaceful music) - time to get up, sweetie! (kissing) - [child voiceover] most people might not think much about all the little things you do every day, but for me, just being able to do those little things is the best part of my day. - ready, mom! - [child voiceover] it hasn't been easy, but sometimes the hardest things in life have the best rewards.

bryce they don't need anymore. >> maybe help them out or hurt them a guilty bit. offices and they are battle tested. they have done a great job, not gotten ahead of themselves. even when freeman was in game one -- >> brian: that annoying dance. so in your face, come on. >> good one kiki does, they do that and like never seen anything like it. it is good, they are having fun and baseball needs more of that. look at first three games, 90 million people have watched including japan. extend this, good for business and baseball. we had the commissioner on yesterday. >> brian: did you have reservation about working with jeter? he's never been a broadcasting before, seemed to be natural at everything. you were a broadcast star and we are putting jeterwith david orob ortiz. >> he's a winner. i knew when the guys, the ceo said we're thinking about bringing eric in and brad zegger, i was excited. he's done a fantastic job and this year even better than last year. >> steve: you had a ledgendary career. do you play a lot of golf? pickleball? don't you have a beer? >> beard or

captain kathryn bryce top scoring for them with 33. but india can go level on points with them with a win. the aussies won the toss and chose to bat. they're currently 20 for 2 after 3 overs after renuka singh got both beth mooney and georgia wareham in successive balls. england's women have had a good day in rugby union — they successfully defended their wxv1 trophy with a 21—12 victory over hosts canada. it was a winner—takes—all match against the hosts in vancouver. the red roses fought back from a rare deficit to take the title, meaning the defending champions extended their winning run to 20 matches. they've now won both editions of the tournament's top tier. england's men are hoping for a better performance when they face finland in the uefa nations league later. it's after lee carsley�*s experimental side were beaten 2—1 by greece at wembley on thursday, prompting heavy criticism for the interim head coach. captain harry kane, who missed that game after picking up a knock, has since trained and is expected to return to lead the

the paces started to settle the nerves — but that was followed by this, captain bryce gone for 11.land on saturday. jo currie, bbc news. meanwhile, pakistan have taken control in their t20 world cup opener against sri lanka in what has been a low—scoring contest so far. sri lanka are currently 83—9. in what was a low—scoring game, pakistan bat first and were restricted to 116 all out. but they took control of the game and a poor sri lanka couldn't overcome that lead, finishing 85—9. let's have a quick look at some of the other stories making the headlines today. england's andrew wilson and scotland's scott jamieson are both two shots off the pace after the first day of the dunhill links championship. the south african darren fichardt leads on 11 under par. england have recalled holly aitchison at fly—half for their wxv match against world champions new zealand in canada, on sunday. she played in england's two warm—up wins for the tournament — but zoe harrison was picked over her for last weekend's win against the united states. and ineos grenadiers have been reduced to six riders a

obviously, they have bryce, who i think is going to headline.up qualifiers and they've been in the uae a lot in recent times. in this heat, that's going to be tough. it recent times. in this heat, that's going to be tough.— recent times. in this heat, that's going to be tough. it gets stronger and stronger. _ going to be tough. it gets stronger and stronger, the _ going to be tough. it gets stronger and stronger, the women's - going to be tough. it gets stronger and stronger, the women's game. | going to be tough. it gets stronger. and stronger, the women's game. we know professionalism has grown a lot recently. but we still see a bit of a gap of those in england, india, australia and below. who could perhaps cause in upstate nashe and upset? i’m perhaps cause in upstate nashe and u-set? �* ., ., ., ,, upset? i'm looking forward to sri lanka. upset? i'm looking forward to sri lanka- -- _ upset? i'm looking forward to sri lanka. -- because _ upset? i'm looking forward to sri lanka. -- because in _ upset? i'm looking forward to sri lanka. -- becau

record hit vice president kamala harris flip-flops on fracking in front of a packed crowd i'm sorry brycexis mcadams is alive and happy valley with more on that. >> that is okay but i'm not sure where i am really either it wopit webeen up for different rs and hopped off the press plane from michigan with the former president who is now like you said, and happy valley pennsylvania but this is a very important swing state as we have seen crisscross the country specifically focusing in on michigan where he had to rallies just last night and again this morning. and then coming to pennsylvania where he's going to spend lots of time but if you can believe it for everyone listening at home we are almost to the presidential election. so, not much time left to move the needle you can see it over my shoulders inviting some people up on the stage including senate candidates here in pennsylvania. he is also trying to help them win the race. focusing in on everything he says kamala harris has done wrong for the country. we are talking immigration, inflation, and more throughout the rallies he does als

in reply, that innings was eclipsed by scotland opener sarah bryce.rom 52 balls to give the scots a chance of victory in sharjah, but regular wickets to the bangladeshi spinners meant scotland couldn't build a match—winning partnership and they fell 17 runs short on their first ever world cup outing. finally basketball, and preparations for the new nba season are ramping up with the defending champions the boston celtics facing the denver nuggets, who won it the year before, in two preseason games in abu dhabi. the celtics star player jason taytum is expecting the top teams to be stronger than ever for the new campaign. it's going to be tough. teams of gotten better, but i think for us, taking the mindset of not skipping any steps, that's what we did it really, really well last season. 0bviously what we did it really, really well last season. obviously it hit me ship is the goal, but we cannot skip to that. we've got to start and just try to get little bit better every single day. 0ne football update for you and porto have equalised, to have into at m

isaiah simmons, picked up by bryce ford wheaton, and he is going to go. >> those are some of the biggestthat game-tying field goal block attempt and then a return for a 60-yard touchdown to seal an upset victory over the seattle seahawks. >>> let's go to steelers now. hosting the dallas cowboys with a lightning delay. dak prescott tossed two picks and delivered a fumble, but he still delivered the game-winning throw. cowboys win in pittsburgh, 20-17 over the steelers. >>> let's turn now to major league baseball. ooh, last night's national division series matchup, we'll start with a classic in philadelphia. game two between the phillies and new york mets, we'll pick things up. tied game, two runners on for philly. >> 1-2 pitch to castellanos. into rough field. down the line. it's a fair ball. and the phillies have tied the series back to queens, one apiece. >> nick castellanos delivering a walk-off single to give the phillies a 7-6 victory over the mets and tie up the series, the best of five series, one apiece. this was a classic game back and forth, one we'll be watching on espn classic

bryce larson, the cowboy, took the stand and told a story both his friends would echo.witness the murder of joel lovelien? no. nancy yon: did you ever see him assaulted in the broken drum parking lot? no. nancy yon: when you left that parking lot, where was he? talking to the guy in the yellow. josh mankiewicz (voiceover): and that guy who'd been wearing the cheesy yellow lion costume? he was sitting right there at the defense table. prosecutors laid out their timeline using security video from the broken drum. there's travis in his lion costume, which, by this point in the evening, is little more than a yellow hoodie. moments later, he's gone outside. joel lovelien, wearing his green hockey jersey, can be seen heading out a little later, never to return. the tape, prosecutors said, proved travis was in the parking lot when joel was killed. and according to the state's witnesses from the boss, it was impossible for any of the other partygoers to have attacked joel because their party bus was gone by the time of the murder. the bus was not at the broken drum when joel lo

bryce says it's inactive desperation, they have nothing else to run on anymore.ion. maybe a mistake was made. thank you for joining the nightcap and thank you for watching america's late news, "fox news @ night". i'm trace gallagher in los angeles, not sure what the special effect was there but i heard it and i hope you did too. we will see you right back here again tomorrow night. "fox news at night". throughout its history, the mission of hillsdale college has been to develop the minds and improve the hearts of its students. as a commitment to this mission, every student signs an honor code. a hillsdale college student is honorable in conduct, honest in word and deed, dutiful in study and service, and respectful of the rights of others. through education the student rises to self-government. there are some feelings you can get with any sportsbook. ohhh! the highs! no, no, no. the no, no, noooos - oooooooo! the oh, oh, ohhhhs! now whatcha wanna do with this? but the feeling that, no matter what, you're taken care of. ohhh, i just earned a hotel suite! hee! you o

in reply, opening batter sarah bryce led the way with an unbeaten a9, but regular wickets to the bangladeshiited and porto. and that's all the sport for now. good evening. well, after a chilly start today, we all got the long—awaited sunshine we've been craving after such a wet september. this was staffordshire a little earlier on, but it was a fairly familiar story right across the country — all thanks to high pressure, which is slowly starting to drift its way steadily eastwards. and it will allow the door to open to this weather front into the northwest, bringing some showery outbreaks of rain. it will prevent temperatures from falling too far, but elsewhere, under those clear skies, expect the temperatures to fall away once again. low single figures in sheltered rural areas of england and wales. a touch of frost and patchy fog is likely first thing in the morning. but as we go through the day, we'll continue to see this north—south divide across england and wales. after that sunny start, we'll have fair—weather cloud developing, but temperatures are still likely to peak between 15—17 cel

i worked for bryce harlow. you can't learn from anybody like those gentlemen. they taught so much. i watched them deal with the press. they would meet with members of the press in their offices. and watching the way they navigated with questions that were intended for gotcha moments, again, was inspiring. from there, i went back to school. the summer of 1973 was tough. the urban hearings had taken place. it was just a tough summer. someone suggested i go see a government professor at the university of virginia where i went to college. he listened to me for several minutes and he did what i have since discovered as a member of the faculty is typical and probably not the worst idea. he said, this sounds like an independent study for me. he offered to supervise the independent study which resulted in a paper. his remarks at the end were very kind. i do not know how the paper got in others' hands. he asked me if he could share it and i said yes but beyond that, i showed it to my mom and dad. i got a call from the white house in january 1974 and helen smith asked me if i would like to c

with 30 days until the election, what is on the t'agen this week for the bryce president -- vice president and her running mate? >> we talked about this media blitz and not just for the vice president but her running mate governor tim walz kicking off a postdebate push ramping up his travel the battleground states and doing national media appearances. this morning he appeared on fox news and part of the efforts to win over swing voters in those areas with never trump republicans. we all watch and wait to see ch how israel will retaliate against iran for that ballistic missile strike tuesday and also questioned about his past comments saying anti-israel protesters were speaking out for the right reasons. >> i certainly am not talking about them. i'm talking about the people who understand we have to end the humanitarian crisis but the understand we need to bring peace to the region and operations will be dealt with at the time but being very clear, there are consequences for what iran does. it is happening now. israel's right to defend itself isn't in question. >> reporter: they say . they

bryce harlow and melvin laird. and again, you can't learn from anybody like those two gentlemen. they they taught so much. and i watched them deal with the press. they would meet with members of the press in their offices and in watching the way they navigated with questions that were intended to be gotcha moments was was again inspiring. and from there i went back to school in the summer of 73 was tough and the ervin hearings were had taken place. it was it was just a tough summer and someone suggested i go see a government professor at the of virginia where i was attending college. he listened to me for several minutes and did what i have since discovered as a member of the faculty is typical and probably not the worst idea, he said. this sounds like an independent to me, and so he offered to supervise the independent study which resulted in a paper i he was his remarks at the end were very kind. i do know how that paper got in hands. he did ask me if he could share it, and i said yes. beyond that, i, i showed it to my mom and dad, mainly because of his comments, but i got a ca

. >> bryce's things, various things.to be able to have this moment where i'm working still an ongoing work alongside my son is one of the greatest gifts i've ever done from the man above. and i'm to take full advantage of it. it's going up to that score, say, well, my dad checking him for the first time crazy momo never forgive king griffey junior and his dad, who are the first ever father and son to play together and baseball hall were at the game, took a picture with a broad and bronny during warmups and sara, the bronny bronny with a fourth father-son combo in team sports history with her likely going to go down as the one and only to do it in basketball it was just a lovely family moment. there all right. thank you to our andy scholes over uk. >> that is amazing. just new details this morning into the investigation of the former abercrombie and fitch ceo you now indicted on more than a dozen federal sex trafficking charges. and a cnn exclusive investigation into predatory campaign fundraising, tax thanks, targeting t

and israel would not have been able to act as bryce brazen land with such a disregard to enter national law if they didn't shield themselves. because i'm under and on the equivocal and all around protection by the united states as a business for, for of their land. the middle east washington has already used a veto and security cause of 5 of them since the beginning of june has intentionally been trying to pull the wool over our eyes advertising. they are a so called find a plan and it's quite diplomacy to arrive at a do you between homeless and israel, just to go to, to be proud, to be honest with you. we are left with the impression by all over this now not to be mediated negotiations are something that washington is conducting with itself is work. and it is very symbolic here. therefore, the approval to eliminate has the law and start a very dangerous spiral of regional escalation was given 5 is really prime minister from new york. after he had deliberate, an opening, the militaristic statement in the general assembly into this is a kind of a well to and do with justin distinguished

kathryn bryce was named the professional cricket association's player of the year this week, and earlygladesh started to build a healthy total. commentator: unfortunately, it's raced away to the boundary. j in the dubai heat that was peaking at 38 degrees, kathryn fraser held her nerve to take the second wicket. a welcome breakthrough, but moments later that heat even got the better of her. scotland's bowlers continued to toil, but their fielders kept letting their good work slip through theirfingers. catching hasn't been great by scotland today. bangladesh, a little underwhelming themselves with the bat, saw out their innings by setting scotland a total of 120 for victory. jo currie, bbc news. this is the latest. scots reaching 68— four, seven overs to go, another 52 runs needed. england are also in the same group as these two and face bangladesh on saturday, also in sharjah. there are 3a matches in the europa and europa conference leagues later, seven british clubs are involved all will looking to recreate the victories of liverpool and aston villa in the champions league last night.

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panelist for tonight's discussion seated on stage from your right to left are historians john reese todd bryce said, doctor alexander burns and doctor robert zoellick john reese is an author and independent historian who's been writing on the experiences material culture of common soldiers and women in the army of the american revolution for over 30 years his research is focused on military foods, soldiers belonging a burden army wagons and water crafts, campaign shelters and battle and campaign studies many of his work is available online his first book was they were good soldiers come african-american serving in the continental army 7075 through 1783 and that was published in 2019 his next book due in early 2025 is a collaboration with historical artist entitled black soldiers in america were 1754 through 1865, that explores the african-american soldier from the french and indian war through the american civil war. our second panelist to john's right, your left comrades that he is an author in independent research s specializing in studs during the americanev revolution he published over 40

panelists for tonight's discussion seated on stage from your right to left are historians john reece, todd bryce, dan, dr. alexander burns, and dr. robert selig, john reece is an author and independent historian who has been writing on the experiences and material culture of common soldiers and women in the armies of the american revolution for over 30 years. his research has focused on military foods, soldiers, belongings and burden. army wagons and watercraft campaigns, shelters and battle and campaign studies. many of his works are actually available online in mr. reece, his first book was they were good soldiers, african-americans serving in the continental army, 1775 through 1783. and that was published in 2019. his next book, due out in early 2025, is a collaboration with historical artists don trelawney, entitled don trainees black soldiers in american war 1754 through 1865, and that explores the african american soldier from the french, from the french and indian war through the american civil war. our second panelist to john's right, your left is todd brewster todd is an author and inde

. >> they're no more powerful than price bryce harper is at this moment.e's, what did they say, a pitiful helpless giant? >> it's getting interesting now. >> david has a man on the committee, obviously. >> see cohen in the parking lot? >> just loved it. he's in his element right now. steve cohen. who knew he'd be out there greeting mets fans in the parking lot? it worked, too, so he's going to do it again today. >> he had apple from 3 to $200. he never did that in and out nonsense. >> the tech sector coming off its best day in several weeks as the stimulus rally in china ends with a thud, worst day since '97. we'll get to that and take stock of hurricane milton when we come back. why choose a mobile network built for places you'll probably never be... ...instead of for where you are most of the time? xfinity mobile was designed for where you need it most. xfinity internet customers, ask how to get a free 5g phone and a second unlimited line free for a year. >>> futures off their lows of the morning. the tech sector definitely rallied on tuesday, posted its

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host: i will go on to bryce, also in idaho, a republican. a little bit to say, not going to take a lot of time. 2020 elections, everyone thinking it's rigged, well, it could've been, it couldn't have, but i think if they want to find out, now that, there's a guide down there named clyburn, jim clyburn, congressional down here. i think they ought to check out what him and mr. diddy combs, in jail right now, the election being fixed, their relationship and what they know. if i'm right, back in 2000 when the democrats were having their big party there to see who they were going to put in to run, i did see diddy combs with his arms around hillary clinton, you know? so, there's a feeling i've always had. host: ok, i'm going to go on to michelle, democratic caller. caller: i wanted to respond to a few callers about how they say kamala harris and tim hall's -- tim walz do nothing but lie. sorry, ex president trump has done nothing but lie. that has been proven. he's been lying about the election since 2020. that was not rigged. republicans just kee

they have bryce harper, who famously, the nationals won a world series right after he left. players, the only thing his resume is missing. they are very built to win now. but the mets got vibes, as they say. it's really kind of incredible, what is going on. those teams have never played. i'm just assuing that chase utley is going to show up, and there will be some sort of fight. >> when i think about the playoffs and how wild they can be, i think about the cardinals. i think the 2006 cardinals that won 83 games, ended up winning the world series. never know what will happen. so i have a friend who has been suffering with cleveland his entire life. he weeps bitterly when -- i was about to say the indians -- when the guardguardians, when t guardians lose and get thrown out of the playoffs. i said to him, who do you want, the astros or the tigers? he goes, oh, the tigers. i go, be careful what you wish for. this team is hot. i told him, i thought he wanted the astros. thesetigers, man, a team this hot in august and september, you want nothing to do with, do you, will? >> yeah,

it will be fun to see bryce harper get a ring. great franchise, a great fan base, i would love to see it, but they're in trouble now. they need to start hitting. they got a win today, or, well, my pick is really wrong. and you actually have to feel sorry for the orioles. they've had a great team the last couple of years, but man, they've -- so far, their playoff performance has just been absolutely dismal. i think we have replay, willie, of the last world series that the yankees won, 2009, the phillies versus the yankees. i mean wing that's going to -- that'll set up -- >> nobody said the mets. >> okay, well, come on. let's have a subway series, where the mets can take it. >> that would be great. >> boston fan calling for a subway series. >> see, see? >>> all right. by the way, four minutes past the top of the hour, let's bring in msnbc's inside with jen psaki, jen psaki. jen, you can comment on the mets or last night's debate. >> well, settle in, everyone. i have a lot of thoughts on the mets. i do remember, okay, you're going to

game at the tournament, scotland restricted bangladesh to 119 for seven before opening batter sarah brycezealand. our sports editor dan roan reports from barcelona. hang on, boys. hang on to it. it was the moment british sailing dared to dream. ineos britannia going six—four ahead against their italian opponents luna rossa earlier this week. we are about to see the deadlock broken. one more win when racing in this challenger series resumes today will seal britain's first appearance in the final of the america's cup for 60 years. and here in barcelona, skipper sir ben ainslie told me how much it would mean to reach sailing's showpiece event. it is the oldest international sporting trophy. it's the only international sporting trophy that britain has never won, despite it actually being invented or starting around the isle of wight in 1851. so that's why it's so important to us. that's our motivation, really, to go out and get the job done and win it. i think it could be a massive moment for british sport. it's right within grasping distance now, but the way we approach it is really every ra

obviously, kathryn bryce in particular has had a stellar year in the english domestic games. lightly at all. i think it's a really good challenge and they are going to be absolutely gunning for us. they are going to come out us hard and try and take us down, so we've got to be really prepared for that and keep building on the really good stuff we've done and play our best cricket. i think obviously it is a massive achievement to be here. and then to find out that we are in the group with england, it's always exciting. there's something about being a scottish person when you play england in any sport, it's always exciting. so, yes, we are really... we are raring to go and we've got a training session today and will give it one last crack tomorrow. it starts at 11 o'clock, you can follow it on the website. and also on the radio. it's the first time i have mentioned your dayjob in the whole programme. the time isjust the time is just after half past eight. we've been reporting this morning on the tributes being paid to the former scottish first minister, alex salmond mr salmond