of the ships that the carney was escorting was carrying military equipment to the region.standing this is not a government ship but are you able to say whether that shipment was going to israel or somewhere else and maybe try to understand what actually happened in that incident? >> sure, all i know it's not a military ship, it's a commercial vessel. in terms of where it was going, i don't have more information on that. i would direct you to the centcom team to answer more of those questions. but yes, as a matter of safety and assure international passageways remain open. but the central park -- i'm sorry, i'm getting my own incidents confused here. in terms of where that, the carney was escorting that commercial ship, i don't have more for you where it was going. >> and lastly, in terms of rules of engagement with some of the uab activity, what is the threshold? obviously these incidents are happening in international waters. do you have information on how far out was the drone before it was shot down by the carney? >> i don't have the exact measurements how far it was fr

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the "uss carney" blew it out of the sky. they said it was headed right towards the ship there in the red sea. and also in the persian gulf, an aircraft carrier, the "uss eisenhower," a drone approached the aircraft carrier, came within 1,500 yards. the drone, they say, was from iran. they did not shoot it down, but i imagine if it got any closer, they might have, david. >> david: all part of the rising tensions in the region. martha raddatz. martha, good to have you here in new york. >>> we turn to the other news here tonight, and the coldest day of the season for the east coast, and several feet of snow after that storm in some places. look at the pictures in mexico, new york, near syracuse. plows out clearing the roads. in buffalo, schoolchildren braving the snow, getting on the bus this morning. tonight, this new cross-country storm already brewing from the west all the way to the east. senior meteorologist rob marciano still out there in the snow for us. rob, we appreciate it. >> reporter: you got it, david. well, the sn

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should say top of egypt, the northern part of egypt, us uss geral ford, uss baton, navy destroyer uss carney, uss, florida, uss, thomas hudner, and these are all um around the red sea to the um west of the red sea and then to the east us's carter hall uss dweight isenhower and uh towards the north of palestine um uss mesa verde. there's a lot of carriers that have been positioned in this area. what type of thinking is behind having so many military assets uh what is the us trying to show over here? well the us has admitted time and time again biden himself and others even kennedy who's supposed to be a peaceful senator they've all admitted that israel is their uh is their equivalent of their warshiple east but that's how they describe it they describe it as a landing way a place where they can uh safely impose boots on the ground for west asia if it goes out of their control so uh 'i think uh made some really important and interesting points recently that i came across and he said, look, you cannot blame everything on the zionis and the israels controlling things in the u.s., the us has its

he joins me along with 40 days for life president, sean carney.us this afternoon. mark, you're now demanding 1.1 million in damages. talk to me about what you hope to achieve with this counter suit. >> sure. i have seven faces that i look at every day. i see the pain and horror in their face to this day. we want justice. and justice for all, anywhere. we hope this suit will prevent these types of attacks on future americans. >> sean, the biden administration says that mark violated the face act and says that he denied other americans their rights i guess by blocking access by clinicians and patients to this facility. what do you say to that? >> well, mark was acquitted in less than an hour by biden's doj. it was an embarrassment for the doj. we work with the doj closely. there's many great men and women in the doj. they know how compromised the doj is more than any of us. we have abortion facility vigils in 1600 cities across the country. we worked with george bush through obama, trump and even the first year of biden. but the doj has had this big

the rockets intercepted by the carney were heading towards israel.el more than 1,200 miles. neil? >> neil: thanks for that update. let's go to general frank mckenzie. commander, very good to have you. thanks for taking the time. there's growing frustration here that these constant groups around and financed by iran that manage to attack u.s. soldiers as i said 57 times now, and our responses are a fraction of the attacks. do you think that that is a problem and that is why iran keeps leading these attacks and funding them? >> the iranians want us to leave the region. they try to do that by increasing our level of pain to where we will make a decision to do it. the fact that we brought significant combat forces in to the theater last month sends a clear sign to iran, the fact that we're beginning to strike back is also something that they'll have to take a look at. >> neil: what are the options, commander? obviously the threat of sanctions and all the rest given the fact that iran is sitting and have their hot hands on $20 billion plus now. so we can

the carney shot down 15 drones and four cruise missiles fired from yemen in mid october.he release of one of the hostages who is a american woman is a victory for president biden. today, however, he was mostly talking about an issue that is not in his win column right now, the economy. white house correspondent peter doocy has details tonight. good evening, peter. >> peter: president biden is on board air force one leaving for colorado that is where he stood factory of workers who make wind towers and he told them that he deserves credit for today's good economic news. >> to moving one of those. >> whoa. >> whoa, the g.d.p. was just revised up for the third quarter to 5.2% from an initial read of 4.9. >> that's more growth more that grew under my predecessor outside of the pandemic. >> economic optimism shrinking. >> spending $11,400 this year than january of 2021 just to buy the same essentials according to new numbers released by senate republicans. >> when i talk to my constituents at home, inflation is crushing them. >> criticism is old school with political cartoons

carney, what we know is that those missiles were in the vicinity of the carney, so they took appropriate action to take them down. but the broader point here is, again, we know that they have this capability, the missiles that can reach targets in israel and as you saw earlier this week, israel took one of them down. as it relates to israel missile defense and air defense, i refer you to them. >> [question inaudible] >> i don't have that information. >> do you believe israel's response so far has been proportionate? >> i'm not going to speak about israel's operations. you've heard us say that we continue to talk with them about the importance of applying the laws of wars, which includes taking into account civilians on the ground. you heard us talk about the challenging situation they're in as it relates to hamas and and their command and control modes, rockets, tunnels deeply embedded underneath gaza. all wrapped around innocent civilians. i don't think we can question the complexity of the urban warfare taking place in gaza. we expect our israeli partners to abide by and take into acco

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along with the cruiser uss normandy, in addition to the destroyer's uss thomas hudner, uss romaj, uss carney and uss rousavalt all the way to the eastern mediterranean coastal line. the aircraft carrier eisenhower, which includes in its group, the aircraft carrier uss eisenhower, the guided missile cruiser uss philippines c, the guided missile destroyer uss laban, uss mason and uss graveley were also summoned to protect the evil lad of the empire, zinist israel. washington's move was under the pretext of preventing the spread of war in the region, but the sailing of the aircraft carriers was stentom out to declaration of war, and the united states joining the zinist entity in light of the reinforcement of many us boots on the ground in palestine, were the same of whom took part in the failed ground invasion attempt this past weekend. this declaration of war opened a can of explosive worms in the face of the... americans. the iraqi and syrian factions of resistance have continued to strike us occupation bases in syria and iraq, intensifying a campaign against the declared us war on the region

in late october, the "uss carney" shot down four cruise missiles and 15 drones from yemen that were helded in the direction of israel. and just last week, the houthis brought down a u.s. reaper drone over international waters off the coast of yemen. but today's drone launch, again, by an iranian-back ed group, raising the tension in the region even higher. david? >> david: martha raddatz tonight, thank you. >>> we're going to turn now to the horrific scene unfolding in the bahamas. a ferry carrying about 100 passengers, including americans, began to sink. a 74-year-old woman from colorado did not survive this. here's abc's victor oquendo. >> reporter: tonight, the horror aboard this ferry in the bahamas, leaving one american dead. about 100 tourists enjoying their vacation when the boat taking them to the popular blue lagoon island suddenly begins taking on water. >> everybody's freaking out. >> reporter: passengers recording the chaotic scene, yelling for help. life preservers thrown to those overboard. the catamaran clearly listing to one side. >> come with us. they're trying to get us o

just weeks ago, the "uss carney" brought down four houthi cruise missiles and more than a dozen drones aimed towards israel from the red sea. >> david: and martha raddatz with us live tonight. we know this evening's u.s. air strikes come at a time of extremely high tensions across the middle east and concern here in the u.s. >> reporter: very high tensions, david. and while the u.s. is trying to make sure the war in israel does not spread, defense secretary lloyd austin saying in a statement tonight, "the united states is fully prepared to take further necessary measures to protect our people and our facilities." david? >> david: martha raddatz on the breaking developments tonight. martha, thank you. >>> there is also breaking news at this hour on the hostages tonight. abc news learning that there are tense talks under way right now for the potential release of dozens of hostages held by hamas in gaza. what is unclear is if the americans held captive could be among this group potentially released. what sources are now telling abc news, and abc's matt rivers in israel again tonight. >>

mark carney, another former governor of the bank of england, completely disagrees with you.gree with jay powell, the federal reserve, that, actually, give me one example of something that central banks can do effectively. why do you think so many bankers and people who think about what banks should do disagree? just thinking about the big picture, christine lagarde, who runs the european central bank, she described the climate crisis as mission critical to what the ecb does. she clearly believes there are levers that a central bank can pull that are relevant to getting us to where we need to be in terms of transitioning our economy. well, she hasn't used any levers to help the cause against climate change. she is a politician, her background as a politician. the number—two at the ecb is a politician. i think it's a terrible mistake for central banks to start to do things which they're doing for political reasons to enhance maybe their own popularity, but not because they actually have a mission to do it. central banks have one very important role with two focuses. one is mon

the uss carney was escorting two ships, one of which was carrying military equipment to the middle easts personnel and no damage to us ships. in an interview with the new york times, billionaire elon musk delivered profanity—laced comments toward advertisers who left his social media platform x. the backlash from advertisers came after musk agreed with an x user who claimed jewish people were adding to hatred against white people. the tesla ceo traveled to israel and spoke to prime minister benjamin netanyahu earlier this week. you're live with bbc news. turning now to the war in the middle east. talks to extend the temporary truce between israel and hamas have been continuing. the clock is ticking, with the current ceasefire set to expire. israeli officials say they're prepared to return to military action in gaza if there's no agreement. on wednesday, the sixth day of the deal, 16 hostages were freed from captivity in gaza. they included two russians, ten israeli citizens and four thai hostages, who were all handed over to the red cross. their release was delayed by what hamas called

, what's his name, mark carney, had the green kool—aid . had drunk the green kool—aid. >> the hang ongreeing with you about three times tonight, jacob. look the bank of england. go on, go on. what? >> i want to ask jacob a question. what would cost more net zero or not reaching net zero to the economy? >> that's not the point. >> that's not the point. >> it's how they make the decision. it's group think, which is the problem . oh, look, which is the problem. oh, look, the bank of england has been asleep at the wheel when it comes to inflation. it's like a volcano . they thought inflation volcano. they thought inflation is like a volcano . so they is like a volcano. so they thought that it was extinct. but it wasn't. it was merely dormant . and that is the problem. they should have raised interest rates at an earlier stage. and so the problem is, and in many ways , god, i feel terrible ways, god, i feel terrible saying this in many ways. liz truss had a bit of a point. oh my god, there is no not much of a point. i mean, she wrecked the economy, but that's more than the bank of england.

it must be mark carney, perhaps, who blamed everything brexit and not on everything on brexit and notanother viewer his own measures, another viewer says. bailey has says. andrew bailey has been installed talk down the installed to talk down the british as much as british economy as much as possible . he's out of possible. he's clearly out of his in the role and his depth in the role and starting raising interest rates too and too slowly , peter too late and too slowly, peter says. andrew bailey is incompetent. every job he's had , incompetent. every job he's had, he's failed in and andrew says andrew bailey is a remainer and crashing the british economy so he can make the uk look bad. after leaving the eu . but if he after leaving the eu. but if he wants to crash, the british economy, that would probably be a bit harsh, not least because it would badly on him. it would reflect badly on him. but may pointing to but you may be pointing to something with a degree of remain people in the remain leaning people in the bank of england. certainly thank you.keep bank of england. certainly tha

it must be mark carney, perhaps, who blamed everything brexit and not on everything on brexit and nother viewer his own measures, another viewer says. bailey has says. andrew bailey has been installed talk down the installed to talk down the british as much as british economy as much as possible . he's out of possible. he's clearly out of his in the role and his depth in the role and starting raising interest rates too and too slowly , peter too late and too slowly, peter says. andrew bailey is incompetent. every job he's had , incompetent. every job he's had, he's failed in and andrew says andrew bailey is a remainer and crashing the british economy so he can make the uk look bad. after leaving the eu . but if he after leaving the eu. but if he wants to crash, the british economy, that would probably be a bit harsh, not least because it would badly on him. it would reflect badly on him. but may pointing to but you may be pointing to something with a degree of remain people in the remain leaning people in the bank of england. certainly thank you.keep bank of england. certainly thank y

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the uss carney was escorting two ships, one of which was carrying military equipment to the middle eastd no damage to us ships. in an interview with the new york times, billionaire elon musk delivered profanity—laced comments toward advertisers who left his social media platform, x. the backlash from advertisers came after musk agreed with an x user who claimed jewish people were adding to hatred against white people. the tesla ceo travelled to israel and spoke to prime minister benjamin netanyahu earlier this week. you're live with bbc news. more now on our top story and the israel—gaza war. the us secretary of state, antony blinken, touched down in tel aviv on wednesday, for more talks aimed at extending the temporary truce and increasing humanitarian aid into the gaza strip. meanwhile, president biden has confirmed that one of the hostages released earlier was israeli—american liat benin, who is now in egypt. here he is speaking speaking earlier. she's crossed the border. i talked with her mother and father. they were very appreciative and things are moving well. she will soon be hom

do you think, mark carney and now is it in the dna of these people? i don't know. this is a relatively new thing. so i've known and followed, you know, several governors of the bank of england. now, when i first became a journalist, the governor the bank of england governor of the bank of england was george. know, was eddie george. you know, he was eddie george. you know, he was household name, was hardly a household name, but his , as they say, his his eyebrow, as they say, packed a mighty punch in the city because all it took was an eyebrow and banks eyebrow from eddie, and banks would then would start behaving. then we had independence of the bank of england in 97, eddie george stayed , but he was never stayed, but he was never grandstanding . and lord king was grandstanding. and lord king was not a grandstanding kind of governor of the bank of england. i think it's fair to with i think it's fair to say, with mark coming in in 2013, mark carney coming in in 2013, that was when the governor of the bank of england became a sort you sort of really sort of, you know

carney, a guide i had missile destroyer. much of yemen is controlled by a houthis.l islamic group backed by iran. >> bill: in this country they've been slinging mud from afar but now face-to-face in person. california democratic governor gavin newsom and florida republican governor ron desantis square off tonight in a prime time debate which i would argue, dana, in an election year is must-see tv. dave rubin and mary kathryn hamm standing by. atlanta is the site of tonight's showdown. steve harrigan there. what's happening? >> everyone is talking about this like it will be a fight, a slugfest, boxing match. really man-to-man, 9:00 p.m. tonight in georgia, atlanta suburb 20 miles to the north. divided city in a divided state. it will be the governor of florida versus the governor of california. sean hannity moderating, 90 minutes, no live audience. it will be a big picture debate about issues, how to govern the u.s., red state versus blue state. one unusual feature about this debate that's governor newsom. he is not a candidate. he is a surrogate for president biden

kriti: john carney joining us from washington, working some crazy hours covering this. president xi has been speaking in the last hour. was his message similar to biden's? >> yes, if anything, i would say it was more positive. biden seemed to take a more pragmatic approach of the talks, if you will. even though china and the u.s. are competitors, they want very much to pursue this competition rationally, coolheadedly, and without rancor. xi said china was not speaking -- seeking a sphere of influence and did not one war either hot or cold with the united states. look at where he said it. it was at a dinner with a very prominent business executives and financiers, and he is looking for investment in china. kriti: of course we have seen the last three years admittedly a function of zero covid policy out of china and we have seen this mass exodus of funding, of deals going to that part of the world, a real turnaround from what we have seen in the past 10 years, but then there were sticking point is well on geopolitics. the first thing that comes to mind is the military con

deployed since the terrorist attacks of october 7, including those onboard the eisenhower and uss carney carrier group. the concern is other groups getting involved and iran-backed groups in iran and syria. u.s. troops have been targeted in the region many times. pat ryder, pentagon spokesman told us yesterday afternoon, there have been 27 attacks on on u.s. troops. none have been killed, but some have suffered minor injuries. worry about the possibility of attacks here in the region and also back at home. here is fbi director christopher wray. >> our most immediate concern is that violent extremists will draw inspiration from the events in the middle east to carry out attacks against americans. tradi traditional, formal terrorist organizations have made statement of potential attack here. >> jonathan: director wray said that the potential threat level is reaching what he called "historic levels," todd and carley, dangerous times we are living in. >> carley: one of the most concerns thing you could hear was said by christopher wray yesterday. on the breaking news regarding rafah crossing

on october 19th, 2023, the uss carney, which was in the red sea at the time, shot down 15 drones, four cruise missiles, that were fired during a nine hour time span by the houthis from yemen toward ilat, israel. iran has olong backed the houthis in yemen. not just iran proxies in the middle east carrying out attacks attempting to spread the conflict. today brazilian authorities arrested to suspects linked to hezbollah who were planning attacks on jewish synagogues and targets recruiting brazilians to carry out the attacks. brazilian police raided two 11 locations in two states to break up what they described as a terrorist plot. >> bret: jennifer, you spent so much time in israel and know hamas and hezbollah. we haven't seen those suicide bombers, those attacks like we have seen before. but that has to be on the mind of authorities not only in israel but around the world. >> absolutely. in fact, most likely toes kind e suicide bombings would take place in soft targets around the world where you would not expect it. the reason you are not seeing it inside israel is you have basically a

on october 19th, 2023, you'll remember that the uss carney in the red sea shot down 15 drones that were were heading towards israel. if those drones had landed, could have escalated the conflict. iran has backed the houthis in yemen. they're mq9 reapers are used to select intelligence. they can be armed with eight laser guided hellfire missiles. they use sophisticated cameras, sensors and radars to collect intelligence. it's a high powered camera and can detect heat and operate with little to no light. they can loiter for 27 hours over 25,000 feet. neil? >> neil: the houthis are financed not just in part by iran. >> absolutely. iran has been backing the houthis as part of that civil war in yemen. the u.s. has been engaged in yemen going after al-quaida. but now the surveillance drones in the air, they most likely are watching to see if the houthis are planning in attacks or firing any missiles towards israel because that could significantly escalate the conflict. >> neil: thanks, jennifer griffin. congressman mike waltz. if we had any doubt about direct or indirect rule by iran, we just

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if and the author, jim carney, who let in the poors?f the house, lives paycheck to the paycheck -- to paycheck, and a lot of people many d.c., the elite, are saying, hmm, that's just not right. stuart: he's a regular guy. he didn't take a ton of money off his service in congress. people like that. what's wrong with that? we've got to move on, i am told by our producers. okay, the jobs report this morning, 150,000 jobs added in october, unemployment rate up 3.9%. peter morici is with me. brian brenberg pointed out there was a decline of 348,000 jobs in the household survey. now, that shows real weakness in jobs, right, petersome. >> i think the two surveys are out of line. the population survey is notoriously unstable. however, we can't tell where it'll come out. as we read the jobs report now, the job market is moderating. and this's a good -- that's a good thing. if you consider the uaw strike, it would be 1 is 85,000 jobs, that's a bit high. my feeling is we're going in the direction that we would want to if we were to accomplish a so

e trujillo, the phil carney civil war roundtable, new jersey. can somebody please explain to me why was so muchnimosity? brant, had against george toms toms. i'm going to ask my lish brother to answer this only because you've been with the the capital civil war rodtable in and thomas is buried in nearby. so that's another excuse. thanks. thanks. thanks for that. now i have thought about this and as somebody who's written about the army, the cumberld pondered the career, military careerf george thomas. i thinthere's a couple of things part of it's it thomas thomas's papers were were destroyed and there's t much out there will's biography thomas is probably the best thing going on,eneral, and it's very, very good. i don't want to disparage that book in any way. i think it's outstanding wi what the sources he had. i think it's a mixture of clashing, personal yle, clashing personalities and professional jealousy. because if you think about the personnel cities of grant and thomas they are ve there diffent people and you know with today here we are 1

. >> mark carney , former banker, >> mark carney, former banker, former governor of the bank of england well, that's a bad sign. >> yes , because he was a kiss of >> yes, because he was a kiss of that's up there with manager of the month in the. >> that's right. >> yes, that's right. >> yes, that's right. >> yeah. mean, yeah, she >> yeah. i mean, yeah, she compared an lot of the compared to an awful lot of the politicians we have these politicians that we have these days setting the bar days she is setting the bar pretty sensible and you know hasn't done anything outrageous or or you know isn't going to sink the ship. lots of people won't know who the hell rachel reeves is. >> well, can we just mention i mean, as a writer, i kind of care about the fact that last week it was revealed that in her new book about women in the economy, 200 women that made economy, the 200 women that made the whatever the economy or whatever it's called, about 12, 15, called, there were about 12, 15, 20, probably more cases of direct plagiarism. yes. she lifted chunks of other people's texts . i lifted chunks