, she got billions of dollars worth of jobs for people to remain in central america and not have to come here and be able to deal with their, their very violent life due to our very poor foreign policy that they -- they've been able to sort of stay and have some kind of dignity without having to travel the huge risk and come to the united states and yet we don't know this because political public relations from our seeing narrative that simply isn't true. >> all right, tina. we have to move onto lori in pennsylvania. trump supporter, good morning. >> morning. so i just want to start by saying that the hate on trump and maga needs to support. the support for maga is far from greater than harris-biden administration. other countries are rooting for trump. harris recently clearly stated she wouldn't change anything going forward. we are in agreat awakening, biblical times, if you're a harris voter do not see all this in front of you for the past four years, you had all of this time to figure this out and lastly, tomorrow is extremely important and hopefully you will not see -- we wi

there's a $20000.00 haitian immigrants into a town in ohio, which is right in this, you know, central america, midwest, america in the town of like 50000 people. 20000 asian immigrants came in there and they took a took over a lot of their menu, factoring jobs. and j. d. vance. and donald trump spoke on this extensively about the problems at this cause. but what they didn't do was talk about what caused those haitians to be so desperate to leave their own country to come to the united states and take those manufacturing jobs. right. so they used to be, we would out source those jobs to places like katie. now we're just in sourcing the labor of the under come under, cut our own workforce in the united states. i talked about it, i did videos and segments on what j, the vance will never tell you that is that those. i said, you know, 7, they had 7000000 people of less than as well in the last couple of years. and lot of those people came to the united states desperate economically. and why? because of the sanctions that the united states economic kid man has imposed on venezuela and the whole poi

involvement all across the world, but especially in central america, as a result of the cold war, the u.s. was quite with the idea of limiting the spread communism or the spread of leftism in the region. and that led the u.s. to support, that is to say, arm advise, provide diplomatic protection for murderous, repressive in places like el salvador and guatemala that forced hundreds of thousands of to flee. fast forward mean this is like an extremely history, but fast forward to the 1990s. you have emergence in places like inner city, los angeles of street gangs that were basically the earliest incarnations of the street gangs that we all of as ms13, which people tuning in late to the story would think that's a salvadoran street gang because that's the way in which it's discussed publicly and politically. but in fact those gangs started the streets of los angeles in the late eighties and early 1980s, and they spread and metastasized through the region as a result of u.s. mass deportation policies, the 1990s. and so you start to look at these late these effects layer upon layer of u.s. f

flood central america withs. guns. under trump's in bed with the gun industry. i hate to tell him but drug cartels to not have second amendment rights. the last point, u.s. world standing trump will backstab ukraine, destabilize poland and europe and that will destabilize the middle east and threaten israel. and you been very patient thank you. stewart roddick californiastuara decided better. hi rhonda. >> caller: undecided yes i'm from california born and raised in the bay area aware kamala harris he was once a district attorney i saw her live and in action as a district attorney i was interning to become a probation officer. she took overom the court room r it she had everyone entranced the t judge, the attorneys, and the prosecution. when she and biden ran on the first ticket to become president and vice president she visited oakley, california where she made promises across the board to open california. since then two major franchises not only three, the oakland raiders, the oakland a's and the golden state warriors all left taking a revenue item in oakland,

she convinced 50 companies to spend $5 billion in economic development in central america. >> over 1 million people have been brought into the formal financial economy. including 65,000 people who now have bank accounts because of our work. and four more million people are now connected to the internet. >> her first official trip abroad as vice president, guatemala in june of 2021. she talked about the role of women and economic development there. but harris also delivered a stark message. >> i want to be clear to focus folks in the region thinking about making that dangerous trek to the u.s.-mexico board, rder. do not come. do not come. >> do not come. do not come. what was her reaction to how that was received? >> it wasn't well received coming from the daughter of immigrants and a black woman. so that was a moment in which i think we realized that, okay. we have to talk about these things differently. although it's the company line, we can't toe that line in the same way that joe biden can. >> nor could that message compete with desperate images on the nightly news of migrant cara

gasoline or diesel would blow out the backend, and they would hook the coastline, going north up to central america, where the drugs would then be offloaded into sort of unmarked areas or onto the boat. so fast sites. but what we see now, of course, is the boat's, it's bigger, say i have a crew of around 3. there's usually an engineer, a captain and verify from the cops out to make sure that the drugs actually make their destination. and of course they, they do have gps, they still stay only just the. busy the surface, but they are able to travel up to 10000 miles without refueling. but at the same time, there are other elements that have come in to allow this level of co operation between different criminal groups. let's say it's a reorganized crime if you like. since 2016, that's been a fragmentation of the drug stripe. i'm groups based in different countries, ecuador, peru, felicia. busy colombia and mexico have worked together on different segments of the transportation and facilitation of the movement of drugs. generalist richard mccaul in bogota. thanks so much. i now have you ever dreamed of

for our friends in central america, it mean as lot of flooding and pattern change getting >>> into nextk and >> tight race results triggered recount on wednesday and rnc putting out this, pennsylvaniaens are ready to move forward with dave mckormick representing them in the senate and bob casey torches whatever legacy he had with the antidemocratic schemes. meanwhile, pressure is building, brian in the senate as >> how critical for the outethics committee in the investigation? >> no limitation on the senate judiciary committee's investigation including whatever the house ethics committee is generating >> my guess is it gets out here and they're comprehensive in terms of vetting process that nominees go through. i wouldn't rule out the possibility of that happening. brian. >>brian: so much going on. here to react to donald trump's pick sos far and now the confirmation process likely going in january and incoming senate conference chair, senator tom cotton. congratulations on the position and chairman of intelligence and your thoughts of what we've seen so far in the speed we're getting t

sarah, that became tropical storm debby to date and it will move to central america. concerned with the storm moving to the gulf of mexico but it will dissipate over the mountains of central america. that is good news for us but not good news for places like honduras where a foot of rainfall and flooding rain. we will continue to monitor that. still see rain and snow for the last. we also had coastal area of low pressure that moved off of the carolinas in the mid-atlantic yesterday bringing rain to the areas hit hard by helene. we are focused on them because they are suffering right now. even though a half an inch to an inch of rain, that is not good news for people trying to clean up and get their lives back together. the good news over the weekend, better conditions. i am concerned in the winter months coach at the cold temperatures and people have lost their homes and still don't have power or drinking water so the web therapy still make the weather will be a big concern going into the winter months. >> carley: as chana said heavy rain falling in parts of north car

this is one continuous landmass from south america through central america to north america.deal with the pan american highway. we have to normalize trade, stop putting so many sanctions on people and disqualifying countries. >> democratic congressman jonathan jackson of illinois. thank you so up many. >> thank you. >>> up next, what we're learning about donald trump's plans for department of justice. we'll get into that here on "way too early." coming up on "morning joe," a closer look at the president-elect cabinet picks and how they could impact both domestic and foreign policy if confirmed by the senate. jim vande hei of axios will join the conversation as he argues that the incoming administration could be the most ideologically diverse cabinet of modern times and even transform the republican party as we know it. >>> plus, economist dale chandler will be a guest to discuss how he thinks the democratic party can be saved. >>> and also ahead, a live report from ukraine as the war intensifies with tit for tat attacks and president-elect trump looks to negotiate a peace dea

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ecuador to venezuela as well, and that ties in with heavy rain lingering around southern pots of central america . those down paused, continuing for panama, costa rica, stretching all the way up to mexico. you could time put into a, it's much dryer across the western parts. of mexico, but the east continuing to see those live the showers and longest spells of rain. but it's for the east where we have got a flashlight warning for puerto rico. that's thanks to heavy rain funnelling and to his spun. you'll up friday into saturday. i'm losing the development of some severe storms rumbling across the deep south in the us on saturday. the climate has changed every year for millions of years, decades of talk, but little action. it's all about destruct, create confusion to create smoking mirrors. the shocking truth about how the climate to page has been systematic, purchased the oil industry was a main bank roller for opposition to climate act. the campaign against the climate . do you think that's a bad thing? most youtube? absolutely. on, on just even the, the, the hello elizabeth found them, and this

moving across the caribbean into central america with heavy falls full likes one through us, add into bought tomato, costa rica, and panama. we'll see renewed rounds of rain by the mid week as well, but it's much dryer for mexico. the limits to have a dream container sta in your own adventure now counter and we the the, [000:00:00;00] the hello, i'm role madison, and this has been use our lives from jo. how coming up in the next 60 minutes, a desperate search for shelter watching mother and gaza destroys partisans of make shift tense, leading already displaced palestinians homeless once again. that is rather intensified strikes and level names, capitalize a c spar proposal because ball could be back on the table plus the army fires live. i munition is level bad where supporters of payment on con, demand, his release from prison and chinese tech john hallway launches. it's.

the system is going to hug the coast there in central america over the next couple days and interact likely with the yucatan peninsula by monday. we are expecting it to dissipate by the time we get into early and oklahoma city. upper 70s for houston and san antonio. 71 degrees and mostly sunny in jacksonville today. and that's a look at your forecast, frances. >> we'll be ready for the weekend. thank you. >>> coming up, a diamond necklace possibly linked to marie-antoinette has sold for nearly $5 million. >>> but first, one georgia mom is potentially facing jail time all because her son went for a walk. more in 60 seconds. walk. more in 60 seconds. [dog whimper] (♪♪) no matter what kind of teeth you gotta brush, oral-b electric cleans better with one simple touch. oral-b's dentist inspired round brush head hugs em, cleans em, and gets in between em, for 100% cleaner teeth. your perfect clean starts with oral-b. for 100% cleaner teeth. we all need fiber for our digestive health, but less than 10% of us get enough each day. good thing metamucil gummies are an easy way to get prebiotic,

says heavy rain will cause life-threatening flash flooding and mudslides in honduras and across central america. forecast models show it lingering in the caribbean through the weekend before turning to the north and the gulf of mexico early next week. >>> a man who works for the cia is accused of leaking classified information about israel's earlier plans for a retaliatory strike on iran. asif william rahman was arrested by the fbi in cambodia this week. he's charged with two counts of transmitting national defense information on a channel of the telegram messaging app. court papers reveal he held top-secret security clearance. israel attacked iran last month in response to iran's missile attack on israel weeks earlier. >>> protesters took to the streets of paris over a controversial gala organized by far-right supporters of israel. israel's hard-line finance minister was supposed to attend the event to raise money for the israeli military, but his office said he would not be there. the protests also come ahead of a soccer match today between israel and france. security's been ramped up after i

the storm could also dump heavy rain across parts of central america and southern mexico. it's expected to linger in the caribbean through the weekend before slowly moving into the gulf of mexico early next week. >>> a startling change of hands in the online media world. "infowars," the far right website once owned by alex jones, whose baseless theories about a mass school shooting forced him into bankruptcy, has been sold at auction to a most unlikely buyer. cbs' lilia luciano has the story. >>> i'm going to be here until they come and turn the lights off -- >> reporter: until the end, alex jones was defiant after the conspiracy theorist lost his "infowars" media platform sold to the satirical news publication "the onion." "the onion" had the support of the connecticut sandy hook families, among those who won over $1.4 billion in a defamation judgment against jones in 2022. this summer a court ruled jones' assets including the media company had to be sold. >> his historic messaging and attacks and stuff started immediately after the shooting. >> reporter: robbie parker's

it could bring torrential rain to central america. by the middle of next week it could bring showers and thunderstorms across florida. >>> now to the two astronauts who have been stuck on the space station for months now. and nasa says rumors of their health is being effected are untrue. >> reporter: what was supposed to be a roughly week-long mission. has turned into months for nasa astronauts sun williams and butch wilmore after technicallishes aboard boeing star liner. >> i think there are rumors outside there that i am losing weight and stuff. >> reporter: now, nasa is trying to dispel rumors their health is in jeopardy in the wake of recent images from their extended stay in space. >> actually, almost every mission we have we prepare for the astronauts to have to stay longer. >> reporter: nasa's chief medical officer says the duo's weight has not changed but the shift in fluids can change their appearance >> how are they doing? >> they are doing a lot of research on the orbital iss. they are exercising. and check ins and diets as

a lot of americans from south america, from, from mexico central america were with us in the village and who apparently were very bold in their fever. didn't even pay attention to the training in military when the grand military, their host would try to stop them from reading civilian homes and then have a meeting. i'm quite sure that it did. so basically, there they're all $0.04 and making their own decisions without considering the whatever you train army would say, right? i suppose it's just a matter of how criminal they are as they are and really have no scruples. they're not in their own country. they don't fear any punishment for what they're doing are being paid well. and so they feel like they have complete immunity. probably to do whatever they want. this come from the balance a right? yeah. typical mercenaries. unbelievable. yeah, i would say what was going to expand a little bit more of this, but say, you know, obviously you haven't been in touch with them. all right, just trying to gauge the number 4 and mercenary sir within the ranks of the ukraine and army at the moment

it could bring torrential rain and catastrophic flooding to parts of central america . i the middle of next week, it's remnants could bring showers and thunderstorms across florida. >>> now to the two astronauts who have been stuck on the space station for months now and nasa says rumors their health is being affected are untrue. >> reporter: what was supposed to be a roughly weeklong mission -- >> houston, start on. >> reporter: has turned into months for astronauts suni williams and butch wilmore, after technical issues stranded the pair at the international space station. >> there are rumors around and said that i am losing weight and stuff. >> reporter: no, nasa is trying to dispel rumors that their health is in jeopardy in the wake of recent images from the extended stay in space. >> actually, in almost every mission that we have, we prepare for the astronauts to be able to have to stay longer. >> reporter: nasa's chief medical officer says the weights of the duo has not changed. a shift in the body fluids can slightly shift their appearance. how are suni williams

whites and they all 7 the the had a lot of that isn't very what, whether to come for pots the central america and the caribbean with a chance of tropical development of the next few.

we'll see some of that rain pouring back into central america. but before we get that, let's have a look at south america and remains very west across the north of the continent was big bus rain effecting equitable as well as columbia to the rash of showers across northern parts of brazil. but it's looking much wire across the east coast coast power y, as well as temperatures here, are picking up so to 9 degrees celsius and rio de janeiro. on wednesday, there is a rush of severe storms pushing their way from northern origin, tina, across your white into southern areas of brazil. we will see that when the weather eventually move its way into athens young with the temperature and a steady decline through to fried it as a chance of fond the storms. that remains very stormy. across the eastern area is essentially america and the caribbean. you can see the rash of stones. i'm going to see some very heavy rain across tux, the tufts and cake of violence on choose day heavy rain as well. moving across the caribbean into central america with heavy falls f

. >> david: tonight here, we're tracking tropical storm sara taking aim at central america and likely storm expected to hit honduras and belize tomorrow, unleashing up to 35 inches of ra rain. the system could then bring heavy rain from louisiana to florida beginning tuesday. >>> tonight, nasa is now raising concerns about a chronic oxygen leak on board the international space station. the station has been leaking air for about five years now. nasa is worried it's a sign the structural intersect of the iss could fail. the russian space agency disagrees. nasa does not believe the crew is in any immediate danger. >>> when we come back here tonight, mike tyson, the fight tonight. the 58-year-old tyson making his return against a 27-year-old and a slap even before the fight. >>> also, the new host of the oscars revealed tonight. >>> and the silver star. she made history. who is our "person of the week"? it's gonna get nasty later. yep. hey! perfect day for sailing, huh? have fun on land. i'll go tell the coast guard. yep. yeah, checking first is smart. so check allstate first for a quote

tracking tropical storm sarah at this hour, bringing catastrophic flooding and mudslides to areas of central americarts of honduras could receive nearly three feet of rain. by midweek, moisture from sarah is expected to combine with a front in the gulf of mexico to deliver showers and thunderstorms to florida. >>> in 60 seconds, new details about the menendez brothers in prison and what l.a.'s soon-to-be new d.a. says about calls to resentence them after so many years. >>> plus, the new ruling about a death row inmate and the legal battle in texas to spare his life. stay with us. copd isn't pretty. i'm out of breath, and often out of the picture. but this is my story. ( ♪♪ ) and with once-daily trelegy, it can still be beautiful. because with 3 medicines in 1 inhaler, trelegy keeps my airways open for a full 24 hours and prevents future flare-ups. trelegy also improves lung function, so i can breathe more freely all day and night. trelegy won't replace a rescue inhaler for sudden breathing problems. tell your doctor if you have a heart condition or high blood pressure before taking it. do not take t

i'm thinking now of central america, which is not so very far away, where various countries have triedent crime, gangs and cartels, and a prominent country doing its utmost is el salvador. now, there the president has passed draconian new laws which have seen him lock up, and i think this is right from my latest reading, up to i% of the entire population. that is, a vast number of young males have been locked up because of their involvement in criminal gangs and violent crime. homicides as a result of this crackdown have gone down from 53 per 100,000 — still not quite as high as you injamaica — tojust 2.4. ie, a draconian crackdown works. would jamaica consider it? we are a democracy and we have to respond... i mean, president bukele in el salvador, he was elected too. but we are a democracy from your westminster system, and we rule essentially by the laws, as you know. and we think that managing our crime situation has to be a mix of many factors — strong laws, strong action by way of policing, but strong social interventions as well. and that's a mix that jamaica is using to deal wit

a lot of americans from south america, from mexico central america were with us in the village and who apparently were very bold in their fever a. i didn't even pay attention to the training in military when the green and military there are hosts would try to stop them from reading civilian homes that have make i'm quite sure that it did. so basically they're, they're all $0.04 and making their own decisions without considering the whatever you create an army would say, right? i suppose it's just a matter of how criminal they are, that they are really have no scruples. they're not in their own country. they don't fear any punishment for what they're doing. they're being paid well. and so they feel like they have complete immunity. probably to do whatever they want. they've come from the balance here, right? yeah. typical mercenaries? yeah. yeah, i would say i was, i was going to expand a little bit more of this. uh but so, you know, obviously you haven't been in touch with them. all right. just trying to gauge. the number 4 in mercenary said within the ranks of the you create an army a

these migrants time is running out after weeks of traveling on foot from countries in south and central america, they believe they have to get to the border with united states. now, in southern mexico, these families with young children are exhausted, and this freight train will speed up their journey. i'm giving them a chance to rest. but it's also dangerous. many migrants have been killed or severely injured, falling from trains. it's a risk they feel they have to take given the re election of donald trump as us president. what we want is to reach the board or relate goals will be done for us to be able to get then we want to be on the other side before the new president of the united states takes office. he seems quite house on the immigrants. i'm calling him to get on to trump's vowing to crack down on illegal immigration, saying he'll declare a state of emergency and use the military to deport what he calls for in criminals . he promises it will be the largest, deep orientation operation and us history. the and i, you fear migration authorities more than anybody. you're hiding in places yo

the moving into central and south america. china is already.eatening constantly alaska. you think america can handle all this on her own? you don't know history. you do not understand how military works. it is crazy. but that does not mean we have to go to war with everybody pait what did donald trump say? common sense. what is common sense mean? prudence you do not need to be ideological about this your eyes need to be wide open. you've got to use your brain. gotchas is going on. biden is said to be a warmonger, he is an appeaser pretty find it ironfundedironic. find it ironic pretty fun at the terrorists directly and indirectly. because he was trying to appease iran and try to persuade iran he and blinken. and the other reprobates. giving them money doing whatever they could to get them to what? stop being ironic. insane, that is not a warmonger that is an appeaser. that is a coward. it's even worse is funding the enemy in order to try and buy off the enemy. it does not work with jihadists and islamists. that's not what they are about. israel

when it came to central and south america, you have carte blanche, go do your thing and he appreciated when he took over in 2017, few months earlier, they were going at each other personally with little marco and waterway water. >> ainsley: supporter of israel, so is walz and elise stefanik. and mike huckabee, who has been to israel dozens of times, he's ambassador. >> brian: and see china as major threat. >> steve: image with rick scott and senator marco rubio, if you are unfamiliar with some of how he sounds when he is sound biting talking about important issues facing the world, let us present you with this. >> i am not on russia side, way the war in ukraine is going to end is with negotiated settlement and we want and i believe donald trump wants for ukraine to have more leverage in the negotiation. hamas exists to destroy israel, what are you supposed to do? degrade it or eliminate it. stability in middle east is not israeli-palestinian question, it is iranian involvement. political figures talking about cooperating with china, we saw how that worked out, they took jobs and factor