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give it up for cameron diaz!u, cameron thank you for being here >> thanks for having me. >> jimmy: here's how this works. we're all going to watch a jump scare video together at the same time in our vr headsets, while holding a full glass of avaline wine [ light laughter ] whoever can keep their composure the most and spill the least amount of wine on their white jumpsuit wins that round. >> questlove: mm >> jimmy: you ready to do this >> oh, yeah. >> questlove: we have to have our eyes open? >> i'm so ready. >> jimmy: yes. yes, you have to have your eyes open [ laughter ] aren't you a lefty though? >> nope. >> questlove: i'm a lefty. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: oh, hilarious. i just have a feeling -- >> questlove: yeah, i'll spill it on you. >> jimmy: i'm gonna get soaked, yeah, all right. let's put on our vr headsets >> ah, yeah. >> jimmy: oh, grab your wine first, probably. >> oh, i got it, i got it. i got it, i got it >> jimmy: wait -- oh, wait, it's happening >> questlove: wait, it's happening? >> jimmy: i don't

cameron: it's incremental.ll tactically that we have seen a peak in yields. we see the supply and demand issue where we know we have higher deficits and that is increasing supply at the same time demand is falling. qe is not here to save the day. we will have to see how data emerges and we have this big unknown about the bank of japan and potential changes to yield curve control policy. what could that mean for treasuries into next year? lisa: could that have been underpinning the wild moves of the last couple of days? cameron: you can track the ownership of treasuries by japan which is going up slightly. they have sold more so i don't know if that's necessarily it but it's the fear they could be less buyers on the margin. lisa: when you talk about how your legging in on the margins, is it out of equity risk? cameron: you have to do it in a tax efficient way. if you are selling equities with big gains in going into bonds, that may not be the best trade. we've been saying if we have dividend income, instead of r

i suppose what david cameron is caettin at today. suppose what david cameron is getting at and those other - today. i suppose what david cameron is getting at and those other senior. is getting at and those other senior conservatives were following up on was the question of credibility, when you announce a major infrastructure project which by its nature is going to take many years, so do some of the ones that leaders in the north that you mentioned earlier have set their hopes by, do they stand any greater chance of being completed? as the government's credibility now undermines for finishing major projects? i credibility now undermines for finishing major projects? finishing ma'or pro'ects? i think the rail finishing major pro'ects? i think the rail industry _ finishing major projects? i think the rail industry has _ finishing major projects? i think the rail industry has to - finishing major projects? i think the rail industry has to really i finishing major projects? i think. the rail industry has to really take this moment to lo

cameron hamilton. special forces. gentleman welcome to all three of you. it's a big night, lot to get through. i just want to get your take on this first, aaron, cohen to you. we are talking about ground troops amassed at the border, i am wondering in your assessment what does that invasion happen? >> right now he we are in the preparation state, we have the brigade in the south which is equivalent to israel's marines, you've got contingent of special operations unit. mass artillery getting shot into israel. the shell dodd special operations unit, to make sure we are taking outbuildings with as much caution as possible that means police special operations forces on the ground, plain clothes, very dangerous. and so we are setting the groundwork to begin this incursion while at the same time actively pursuing thousands of intelligence leads by bugging cell phones and listening to every phone call in gaza to find out the whereabouts of those hostages at the same time. >> i want to play this sound bite from the isreali ambassador to the united nations. watch.

i hate to see them wait, cameron, i really do.he longer they wait, the more i worry about things that might somehow get in the way. give you the last thought on that one. >> yeah. i would agree with that generally. i also know the complexities of this particular hostage rescue scenario are unique. israel is not new to this training and tactics. every scenario is slightly different from another. we have the president coming in, i believe we i will be in israel this week, possibly on wednesday. depending on what his schedule looks like. that will also play in a factor but the israelis are very intentional and very purposeful. if there is delay there is strategic significance an consequence behind why that decision is being made. larry: all right. >> i have a lot of faith and support how they will execute this. larry: i do too. i pull back. i was just throwing that out there, just throwing it out there. you batted it down. you know stuff. i don't know anything about this i'm just rooting for them. cameron hamilton, thank you ever so

and cameron, is this situation resolved? well, that's a that's again we go into this in the book but really i think one level it was never resolved because the tet offensive and the vietnam war took over and military was more than ready to. move on from this debacle. the military tried to repress this information, that the guns were jamming during the vietnam war. but families, you know, as as you pointed out, marines and soldiers were writing home to their families saying, my god, send me cleaning equipment. send me another gun. help me. my friends have been killed. and so that erupted immediately. a congressional crisis. congress did investigate it and try to come to some kind of conclusion where they could find out who was responsible for making those specific changes. but the vietnam war overtook, everything the tet offensive, particularly and everybody scurried. and so the military made significant improvement to the guns and also helped soldiers with training and with cleaning equipment and so then they moved on. so wh

we have troops to protect and allies to work with. >> i think there's a feeling cameron in iran that they can keep pokeing the bear and attack some of these military facilities in iraq and syria and then the united states finally lashes back by going after some of these am nigsz and weapons areas but they would never go after iran proper because there's too much at risk, too many times the administration says we don't want to see this explode into a conflict but at some point you have to stand up for yourself. >> what we see right now is a lot of that activity. iran also knows if they draw the united states and nations into a much larger scale of war ultimately it would not be in their interest for survival but it would also placate a lot of public sympathy to draw quite a bit of support and infrastructure this their aid. so you've got nations like russia like klein that eager to see united states in large military action. i don't think anybody would argue united states could not obliteratan. would it be our interests to do so, no. instead use powerful surgical strikes to respond to

cameron richards, our understanding. ok. cameron richards, our sympathies— understanding. 0k.meron richards, our sympathies to you _ understanding. 0k. cameron richards, our sympathies to you and _ understanding. 0k. cameron richards, our sympathies to you and everyone i our sympathies to you and everyone connected to the anglican community this evening, thank you for coming on the programme, we appreciate it. they've cancelled the meeting with president biden tomorrow, they are demanding a cease—fire and aid to be bled in but they don't want palestinians to leave the strip and safer places, may be to egypt or jordan? a, �* , safer places, may be to egypt or jordan? ., �*, , , jordan? that's completely understandable, - jordan? that's completely understandable, because | jordan? that's completely i understandable, because in jordan? that's completely - understandable, because in israel's history, indeed in the war that created israel, palestinians who fled or were forced to leave, what was then palestine, could not have come back so now we have some millions, formula and i thi

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cameron, welcome back to the show. this stage two looks to be a success. military leaders are being captured. you know, that is music to my ears and probably yours as well. just saying. how do you assess this so far last couple days? >> hey, larry thanks for having me again. we're obviously in the early stages. we'll have to see how this thing fully unfolds. i will say israel made great strides early on with their initial entry into gaza before they had the full-scale invasion i know they took some casualties. israel was probing, trying to find out, gain more intelligence on the exact opportunities and methods to be successful in their campaign. they making good strides, good successes. unfortunately this is almost impossible stereo this is densely populated area. they will need a partnership with good palestinian people that are ready to throw off the chains of hamas. amass has been an oppressor since day one that is the nature of this urban conflict. we faced that many times with the united states military in afghanistan and iraq. when we had local suppo

boris johnson, liz cameron, liz truss, david cameron, various others.was the tories are that came out was the tories are more ruthless in their pursuit of labour, think, of power than labour, i think, and structures to and have the structures to shapeshift what they mean to the public. you know, it only takes 15% of their mps to trigger a no confidence vote in labour. it's 20% and they've all got to do it on the record . so they have on the record. so they have a structure that if they feel the pubuc structure that if they feel the public moving against public are moving against them, they can get rid of a leader and change yeah, change quite quickly. yeah, i think what we've seen think that's what we've seen over the last couple of years and that is different from laboun >> priti patel referred to it as throwing the out the throwing the baby out with the bathwater earlier. she meant the deposing of boris johnson. i also asked michael gove, you know, did he regret that moment when back in 2016? when he knifed him back in 2016? had not have knifed him, h

cameron makes a good point. we're still pretty optimistic about fourth quarter and then making the turn into 2024. there you go. and then you see the big earnings growth estimates really take a jump into the end of '23, q4 and q1 of '24, q2 of '24. is that too optimistic? everything is riding on that. >> we talked about this the last time i was here. coming out of a decline in earnings. whether you're up 10% or 12% or 8% is largely irrelevant. to cameron's point if the economy is going to improve or at least continue doing what it's doing -- granted, third quarter gdp will be even stronger than i originally thought, i was targeting 3, it might be 4%, we are expected to have a slowdown here. on the earnings side of things, 8% to 12% are relevant. as long as the economy continues to do what we are doing, if we skirt a recession and earnings are up, even if you hold the multiple and by definition the market has to go up. no, i don't think a miss here or a downgrade there is that big of a deal. what matters are prof

larry: cameron, you know general keane. to him on the show last night. >> larry, we have to be up front about what needs to be done here. we need to kill them. this is the the only thing that stops these guys. they are absolutely committed to this barbarism, and we got to go in and kill them, just like we did with isis, just like with the al-qaida. larry: cameron, you know, general keane, tough old guy and a lot of experience. he laid out the mission. unfortunately, war is hell, but we shouldn't be ringing hands, we should be rallying behind the idf. i mean, they're going to have to do what they're going to do. there's going to be collateral damage, but that was brought upon by hamas. i won't make any excuses for hamass. i want to make all the support for the idf that i can. >> yeah, larry, i completely agree with that statement. the major warfare is always a calamity in the sense it take as great toll on many but again, israel did not start this conflict but they have the resolve i believe to finish it. they've declared of

how will hamas use the tunnels to their advantage, cameron?absolutely, thank you for having me, sandra. so, what we are seeing in the photograph here is a very close knit, kind of close proximity location, which is very difficult to transit personnel and equipment through but are exceedingly, you know, experienced in doing that. and so one of the most difficult aspects of the tunnel networks is also the excavation and equipment that you need to bring soil out so. likely they bury the tunnels extremely deep in the earth because detection equipment and x-ray materials, you name it, even thermal imagery, makes it more difficult to identify how many personnel, where they are located, points of egress and all that. and it also makes the deeper you place these tunnels, it makes it more difficult to detect the electrical circuitry that powers different locations to deliver oxygen, to deliver lighting and things along those lines. so, it is exceedingly difficult. the entry points, of course, are almost always going to be the most difficult to navigate

cameron dawson. keith, good to see you. keith lerner. >> what will be the best performing sector in the fourth quarter? tech, energy, consumer discretionary or financials and we'll share the results later on in the hour. in the meantime a check of top stocks to watch and here's pippa stephens. >> discover financial is having its best day since last november after promising to have the consumer compliance part of the fdic look with an unrelated credit card classification error. shares are down more than 20% since then. jefferies is bullish on diabetes device makers saying the recent wave of drugs won't drag on the companies as much as fear. they reiterate their buy ratings on scott. >> thanks, pippa stevens. >> up next, from a september slump to a year-end surge, ed yardeni makes the argument for why stocks can bounce back to record highs or recent highs, excuse me, recent highs. he may think record highs, too. we'll talk about that. later, forget 5% on the ten-year. we have someone who says the yield is well beyond that. he

, because the king's cameron, isn't king's on tour, cameron, isn't he? controversy because been without controversy because there for him to there are calls for him to apologise colonial and apologise for colonial past and all how's it going? i all sorts. how's it going? i heard he had some cool sunglasses earlier. sunglasses on earlier. >> certainly did. >> yeah, he certainly did. patrick farm looking patrick at an urban farm looking at some chicks. he's been very at some chicks. he's been a very busy for the king kenya. busy day for the king in kenya. it's very poignant visit. of it's a very poignant visit. of course, it's the place where his mother, ii, mother, queen elizabeth ii, became 1952. and became queen back in 1952. and it's also his first visit to a commonwealth realm as sovereign as well. but he is a little bit later on today, expected to, and i quote, acknowledge more painful aspects of britain and kenya's shared history , and that kenya's shared history, and that is talking about the mau mau uprising of the 1950s, the anti british rulers m

and i think it's time for our government to face that fact. >> cameron i want to return to you former navy seal i know you trained idf special forces in israel. we started off tonight with the frort greg palkot. what comes next in gaza? well what comes next looks incredibly difficult and terrifying and bloody. we're talking about, i would assume, whether or not it's a hostage rescue or an offensive on hamas, we're talking about urban warfare, talking about door to door and not to even mention the underground bunkers and tunnels in gaza. >> you're absolutely right. i think the complexities of warfare in very close rocks sim is the that you find in regions like gaza among many others is at best chaotic. at worst it can be a nightmare. so the advantage that the israelis have is the extracticality of some of their training and scenario based modules to help condition them for these sorts of environments. they also have amazing resources with tools and canines and technology and other things to mitigate and make them more effective in close quarters, environments underground areas where so

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bailey cameron . pretty rare occurrence that anything under the treason act appears court. but in act appears in court. but in addition to that, the details of this are pretty astonishing as well . well. >> absolutely . the last time >> absolutely. the last time someone was sentenced under the treason act of 1842 was in 1981, when marcus sarjeant fired six blank shots at queen elizabeth ii as she rode down the mall dunng ii as she rode down the mall during the trooping the colour ceremony. he was sentenced to five years in prison, butjust sing child today will become the first man sentenced under that act in over 40 years. just picture the scene. it's christmas day, 2021. queen elizabeth ii, and her close family members are inside windsor castle. just beginning to enjoy festivities when the 19 year old at the time scaled the outer perimeter fence using a nylon rope ladder armed with a crossbow loaded with a bolt which was capable of firing lethal force at its targets , the lethal force at its targets,

. >> trace: jeff, thank you, former fbi agent nicole park, navy seal special forces cameron hamilton. former fbi negotiator, he said this about recovering hostages. quoting here "it's not -- it's just not clear why the hostages were taken and exactly by who are these little gangs or groups not part of the main infrastructure? were they taken to negotiate? we didn't know yet. that effects how we deal with this. we can't make assumption is just yet. it really is, nicole, getting very tricky if you don't have good intel about where these people might or might not be. >> right, that's important for the fbi right now. i believe that the fbi likely sent in critical innocent response group, they are highly specialized groups that deals with these type of situations all the time when americans are found in a crisis situation. of course this is unique, this is in israel. any services that are offered it is going to be used at the permission and request of the host country which in this situation would be israel. but the key is to work together with our international counterparts and to get as

they also are kirk cameron's publishers. a lot of news about his being banned from libraries. are you planning a book tour? i believe or not. i'm going to be reading in a public school, an elementary school in new jersey. so i think that's going to be interesting stuff to see what happens when i think pretty much a lot of the liberal teachers will be glaring at me just talking about letting boys be boys. and i don't know why, why that's such a big deal. but i know, kirk, we were neighbors for many years when i lived in california. and the attack he had, i thought, was just very strange to me. i said, well, wait a minute, you're okay with drag queens reading in the public, but not kirk cameron? so i said, where is this country going? i mean, this doesn't make any sense to me. well, speaking of which, should drag queen reading hours be banned, in your view, from public libraries and oh, they should be banned. and i think parents have a right to decision if they want to bring their kids to that. you know, from my point of view, i honestly don't understand it and i don't know why

i'm rooting for them, cameron hamilton thank you so much. >> thank you. larry: coming on kudlow. joe biden keeps saying there is no clears evers every that iran is -- clear s every t evidence that iran is involved, but the facts say otherwise biden is so far doing good, why is he denying iran, we have senator tommy tuberville. and people should stop giving advice to the idf, that includes me, i take my advice back, let them clear out hamas, we'll talk about that is senator mark wayne mullin from oklahoma, all that when kudlow returns. -dad, what's with your toenail? -oh, that...? i'm not sure... -it's a nail fungus infection. -...that's gross! -it's nothing, really... -it's contagious. you can even spread it to other people. -mom, come here! -don't worry about it. it'll go away on its own! -no, it won't go away on its own. it's an infection. you need a prescription. nail fungus is a contagious infection. at the first signs, show it to your doctor... ... and ask if jublia is right for you. jublia is a prescription medicine used to treat toenail fungus. its most common side effects

. >> trace: nicole parker and former navy seal, cameron hilton, welcome to both of you. nicole, you first. when the fbi is sent to locate, investigate, identify americans impacted by the war, what exactly does that mean in your estimation? >> you know, my guess would be that we all -- the fbi has what we call legal attache offices all around the world, office in tel aviv in israel, cairo, egypt. throughout the middle east. i believe that the fbi is strongly involved in locating and trying to understand and investigate americans that are missing and those that have been killed. it is an all hands on deck effort and they are coordinating with the local law enforcement in israel as well as counterparts internationally. it is a very complex situation. but the key is to locate where these americans may be whether it's through different means of tracking devices they might have been using. but it is an all hands on deck effort, the fbi number one priority is to help americans and hopefully bring them closely. >> trace: the bbc says, this leaves the isreali government with a di

i'm further delighted that actually david cameron decides to come out. been. he's obviously been in that kind of caravan. he's got, you know, he spent a lot of time in there. he's finally said something. now this is a guy scarpered this is a guy who scarpered immediately. he found out that people like he did people didn't feel like he did about right. so his about europe. right. so his touchstones almost touchstones are almost non—existent. , to my non—existent. he was, to my mind, the worst of the conservatives, a neo liberal conservative, a shocking , conservative, a shocking, shocking person. but he now says that we now can't produce this. we can't produce that actually , we can't produce that actually, at the moment, i don't think we should even be thinking about producing anything. we have no money. and until we have money, we shouldn't be doing anything. nobodyis we shouldn't be doing anything. nobody is running their household on the same basis as either a conservative government or god help us, a socialist government . government. >> i've always

prime minister rishi sunak says he's delighted ms cameron's had.he's joined the scottish conservative gives this is gb news across the uk on tv in your car, on digital radio and on your smart speaker by saying play your smart speaker by saying play gb news now it's back over to . patrick to. patrick >> british and european authorities need to say no to jihad on our streets. we are not a fundamental muslim continent. we never will be. sharia law will never be for us. we do not have blasphemy laws and we will not play host to foreign istoric drama and conflict packed spilling onto our streets. i say this in light of the fact that there are calls now for an international day of jihad to take place tomorrow, friday the 13th. it's quite appropriate, isn't it? the former hamas leader has told muslims to take to the streets. well khaled meshaal led hamas from 2004 to 2017. he now lives in qatar and he wants the arab and muslim world to rise up in light, of course, of what's going on in israel and in gaza. well the thing is, though, i just don't think this

your boss at the time, justine, david cameron says the country will regret it for some time. a huge — time. do you feel betrayed? i think it is a huge mistake _ time. do you feel betrayed? i think it is a huge mistake for rishi - time. do you feel betrayed? i think it is a huge mistake for rishi sunak to cut high—speed to. there seems to be a misconception in number ten that the transport strategy was solely about connecting up cities. it was part of a much bigger strategy to connect up the uk. i think the second thing i heard the prime minister say today that i felt was a misunderstanding of the project, was that part of the reason it was being cancelled was because of covid and the impact on passenger numbers. the reality is, there was one leg of hs2 that was about adding capacity onto the west coast main line but the leg from birmingham to manchester was never about capacity, it was about econ activity and improving travel times and also about connecting the north and cities with this ability to have a broader integrated high—speed rail network. so i think it is a real mis

during the entire month of october, we are packed. >> cameron's restaurant and inn has its own charm and appeal with the british team celebrating the tradition of his family but mixed in with all of those collectibles from across the pond, plenty of decorations to make it clear it is spooky season in pumpkin town. >> still rebounding. a lot of us are a little behind on our bills but this will be a real shot in the arm this october. >> the festival maybe one weekend but it is part of a pumpkin season on the coast , a great way to transition from the busy summers here, creating a new attraction that keeps the community a destination well into the fall. >> some weekends, there is actually a line out the door. >> it is that combination of a scenic setting and some of the most impressive pumpkins in the world that have made half moon bay a favorite with families year after year. >> just the beauty of the area, to see all of the pumpkins out in the field is pretty incredible. it is photo op city time for the families. >> like so many families, the recovery from the pandemic and a challengi

cameron: i think the defensives are washed out.ashed out, but they are very much in downtrends. i preferred way is to say that we are willing to own cyclical names as long as they are high quality. meaning companies with good balance sheets and strong free cash flow, but the overlay has to be valuation discipline because the higher you go in valuation, the more you have room to fall as valuations and growth expectations come in. jonathan: you have seen the performance of some of these offices, absolutely brutal, want police down percent -- mondolese down 30%. how much will it change the market? cameron: shoot first, ask questions later, which means you are pricing in the impact of something that probably will take many years to play out. the fact that walmart called it out as far as weaker sales, that seems to be a convenient excuse as to what they are seen. i would not want to price all of that in and that is one of the reasons why staples are oversold at this point. it is not necessarily mean they will lead the market in an uptre

lisa cameron is abandoning her support for scottish independence which she describes as divisive andsts to that of the snp group and the background as you say is she claims she was shunned by other mps in herformer party, after challenging the support given to the snp former chief whip who was suspendeded after being found acting appropriately to a staffer. she said the stress had caused a deterioration in her health, and wellbeing, it is also true to say, however, that she was facing a possible deselection in this west of scotland seat and that was due to be announced today. before she was pushed, jumped, it doesn't matter, it a bad for the snp, just ahead of the party conference less than a week a they lost a former seat to labour, in a by—election battle. they have wished lisa cameron well personally, but said that her constituents would be appalled they are now represented by a tory mp. the time is 13.18. our top story this afternoon. israel says no water, electricity or fuel for gaza until its hostages are returned, as it continues its bombardment. and coming up. the changes bei

and cameron, as we say , this is a cameron, as we say, this is a recurring theme with them and they're events now directly. yeah they certainly are. >> excuse me . certainly are. and >> excuse me. certainly are. and the prince and princess of wales were certainly showing their competitive streak here this morning , playing on opposite morning, playing on opposite teams on both netball and a sports called goalball , which is sports called goalball, which is for visually impaired athletes. despite the princess of wales injured fingers . remember from injured fingers. remember from that trampoline act evident a few weeks ago, which are still very much bandaged up, she managed to win the gold ball match. she was on a team against prince william. however, prince william won the netball match, which wouldn't have thrilled the princess as she is an avid sportswoman , particularly when sportswoman, particularly when she was at school and is keen on netball and tennis. but there is a very serious meaning behind their visit to the bisham abbey national sports centre in in england here today and

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cameron studied everything related to the titanic. i got his drawings, which were considered lost. to the wreckage of the ship to the bottom of the atlantic in the russian boatscaphes mir-1 and mir 2. the titanic made a technical revolution. the film was shot with dolby sound. the film was allowed to be shown only in cinemas with such equipment; as a result, thousands of cinema halls around the world were modernized. titanic received fourteen academy award nominations. the film received 11 of them. this is what this day in history was like. we watch to understand the world. movies, watch, watch, in the app or on the website. mali, burkina faso, and now niger after the recent military coup has replenished the so -called rebellious belt of west african countries. we must not only fight, but also take responsibility for the battle; we ourselves must begin to fight. what can we blame france for? they are imperialists, it's time to call for help. in africa why russian flags are increasingly visible here. the french are taking away uranium ore, the cost of which is $230-250 per kilogram.

cameron hamilton, thank you so much. coming up on "kudlow".keep saying there's no clear evidence that iran is involved in the hamas attacks on israel but folks the facts say otherwise. i just don't get it. biden is doing good why does he have to deny iran, we have senator tommy tuberville to weigh in. people should stop giving advice to the idf that includes me. i take all my advice back. we're going to talk about that with senator markwayne mullin from oklahoma. all of that when "kudlow" returns. ♪ fresh, warm hot dogs! when i'm not selling hot dogs, i invest in a fund that advances innovations like robotics. fresh, warm hot dogs, straight out of my torso! one for you, one for you. oh, you're a messy one. cool, right? so cool. anyone can become an agent of innovation with invesco qqq, a fund that gives you access to nasdaq-100 innovations. hot dogs! fresh, warm hot dogs! before investing carefully read and consider fund investment objectives, risks, charges, expenses and more in prospectus at invesco.com. he hits his mark —center stage—and is

gave that speech that unify the _ david cameron gave that speech that unify the party behind him.ive party is in a more difficult _ the conservative party is in a more difficult situation but he needs to -ive difficult situation but he needs to give the — difficult situation but he needs to give the party faithful attuned to sing _ give the party faithful attuned to sin. ., _ , give the party faithful attuned to sin. ., ,. give the party faithful attuned to sin._ ., ,., ., sing. one thing i would say is a lot of murmurings _ sing. one thing i would say is a lot of murmurings about _ sing. one thing i would say is a lot of murmurings about leadership i of murmurings about leadership challenges at this conference but i do not think there is a clear alternative. i think for rishi sunak it is about hitting those aims and i think it does matter tomorrow for the election, not within the party. so let's take a look at some of the front pages. a big photograph of suella braverman on the front of the telegraph, we face a migrant harry kane. but the main story, rishi sunak, i will change th

let's bring in cameron hamilton vermeil navy seal who tried trained special forces. in brent sadler. i want to play the soundbite fo you, cameron bird this is the spokesman talking about the goals of the war, watch and i will get your thoughts. >> we have currently to main goals. the first is the primary issue of course of making sure that hamas can't use the gaza strip as a staging ground against the people of israel and the second is bringing home the abductees, the hostages that are being unlawfully held by hamas. >> we talk about destroying hamas might be on hold in favor of the hostages. what is your take on this? >> thank you for having me, trace great it's a difficult scenario. unfortunately israel is up against time, time is the biggest factor. it can be an ally vote and also an incredible opponent. we know that they are going to pursue some of the most violent ends imaginable so israel is likely again gaining more intelligence the information i have learned from individuals o the ground is that they are learning more every day. they are finding ways. >> a bi

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. ♪ one of the stars of the show, sergeant cameron wanser grew up in pleasant hill and started playinghone when he was about 10 years old. >> before i joined the marine corps, as a musician, you have to audition meet a certain level to get in. >> reporter: that is one of the steps he went through to get here. and watching from the front row was his mom and dad. with their phones out recording the performance. >> my heart is full right now. >> proud mama. >> reporter: they live in texas now, but they used to live in the bay. >> we hardly missed a show since fourth grade so we will not start missing now. they are kind of, a kind of droopy. >> reporter: kids were captivated by the music. walking up to the front to dance. the band even played personally for kids who were curious. >> it is great music and great to see them in the community and great to see the military is an active part of society. >> reporter: the band received loud applause and there were woman braces afterwards. and the cameron wanser he was happy to have the opportunity to play here. >> i enjoy to play for people. >> re

ouch >> cameron practiced with a baseball glove, but before the record, he had to catch it bare handed, saying it didn't hurt as much as he thought it would. not any more than a really hard high five probably made it like a very satisfying, you know that catch when you get it in your mouth. after that. yeah. well, next to the house, that's just hit the market straight out of the swinging 60s. >> it's a groovy mid-century modern. i can't do austin powers groovy, baby. >> yeah. >> palm springs, four bedrooms, five bathrooms, 3200ft■!s. of course, velvet everywhere. >> mostly pink and orange. of course, for the times. >> and it can be all yours for a mere 1.85 million. i think that's a steal. >> it is stuck in time. and finally, to our favorite story, a halloween parade that's gone to the dogs. >> i love it. the 33rd annual tompkins square halloween dog parade was held this weekend in the east village here in new york city. dog owners this year took plenty of cues from internet memes and new headlines, including one dog dressed as a taxi cab. there he is. i was there. >> it was a great ti