john: part of the agenda and the legislative priorities of the republican study committee and the conservative party is a national abortion ban with no exceptions. chris: a follow-up and i would like to give 30 seconds for the question. john, would you vote against the

chris: john? >> first of all what happened in , the city of syracuse particularly as my opponent , mentioned in the 15th ward with a cutting through of i 81 and disrupting a thriving african-american neighborhood , we're still feeling the impact of today so we have to be intentional. it is about education and what we have done is make sure we are fully funding our schools so our kids can compete with anyone, and that is universal pre-k to make sure our kids are in school getting the learning they need at an early age. our city schools, you do not hear this all the time but if you go visit each of the five city school high schools in the syracuse city school district they have unique technology programs that are leading through tremendous careers and they are adapting to meet the needs of the central new york technology economy, including what will be emerging with micron, also we have to support nontraditional pathways. i've been proud to almost double the funding for an apprenticeship program wit

chris: john? >> first of all what happened in , the city of syracuse particularly as my opponent , mentioned in the 15th ward with a cutting through of i 81 and disrupting a thriving african-american neighborhood , we're still feeling the impact of today so we have to be intentional. it is about education and what we have done is make sure we are fully funding our schools so our kids can compete with anyone, and that is universal pre-k to make sure our kids are in school getting the learning they need at an early age. our city schools, you do not hear this all the time but if you go visit each of the five city school high schools in the syracuse city school district they have unique technology programs that are leading through tremendous careers and they are adapting to meet the needs of the central new york technology economy, including what will be emerging with micron, also we have to support nontraditional pathways. i've been proud to almost double the funding for an apprenticeship program wit

then there's chris john, comedy, who's liver, a kept failing on him, putting his life in danger. in both cases, doctors were initially stopped dismissed and i had to prepare for the fact that i might need delivered transplant and capable. so what was going on? we were about to find out on in good shape.

john: part of the agenda and the legislative priorities of the republican study committee and the conservative party is a national abortion ban with no exceptions. chris: a follow-up and i would like to give 30 seconds for the question. john, would you vote against the laws that punish women or doctors who cross state borders to perform or receive an abortion? >> in new york state we have already protected women that come to this state and doctors to be able to provide those services with those laws. so if i go back to your question, depending on how it was asked what i would say is i'm going to protect the women that travel to the state, i'm going to protect the providers that provide those services, and additionally we have protections in the state when doctors send abortive medication or contraceptive medication out of state, they have those protections and every physician in this country should have those. chris: brandon? >> we have a federal system and each state has certain rights so we're certainly not going to go after doctors in other states that, you know, that that are performing these services so i i don't know where that attack comes from

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you that 4 or 5 days before the explosions of the north stream, he was with the rescue service on chris john. so because there were several ships with the radio stood off, they turned out to be american boy. ships and run the rescue service approached the naval come out and ordered them to turn back. i think i was wanting to say both those into the 2 you saw that won't let up to the latest revelations for 2 years on since this attack on probably the biggest piece of energy infrastructure ever built in europe. a joint venture between european, uh, uh, the european countries and russia. the idea of course, to connect cheap russian reliable gas to your opinion, industry. now, you know, they were destroyed. we've had a big circus about who's been responsible. but from day one, when this occurred 2 years ago, i mean there's been an elephant in the room. that's the opposite of the honest about who was responsible for this. as long before the pipelines became operational, there were warnings from the united states that it was a serious, strategic mistake for europe to do this. there were threats to

you that 4 or 5 days before the explosions of the north stream, he was with the rescue service on chris john. so because there was several ships with the radio stand off, they turns out to be american boy ships and run the rescue service approach. then they will come out and all the them to, to him back. well, i think, or as one of the say, those go deep into the 2 years, although i don't want lit up to the latest revelations 2 years on since this attack on probably the biggest piece of energy infrastructure ever built in europe. a joint venture between european uh, the european countries and russia. the idea of course, to connect cheap russian reliable gas to your opinion, industry. now, you know, they were destroyed. we've had a big circus about who's been responsible, but from day one. and when this occurred 2 years ago, i mean there's been an elephant in the room. let's be absolutely honest about who was responsible for this. as long before the pipelines became operational, there were warnings from the united states that it was a serious, strategic mistake for europe. to do this, there w

you that 4 or 5 days before the explosions of the north stream, he was with the rescue service on chris john. so because there was several ships with the radio stand off, they turns out to be american boy ships and run the rescue service approach. then they will come out and all the them to, to him back. it's by, without until and in the see you do by all the colors. say those say it was good to see you say this is, this is the day on for about 2 years now. right. we've heard accusations revise the bank to nation. remind us what sort of all this about. yeah, let me look for 2 years on since this attack on probably the biggest piece of energy infrastructure ever built in europe, a joint venture between european, uh, the european countries and russia. the idea of course, to connect cheap russian reliable gas to european industry. now, you know, they were destroyed. we've had a big circus about who's been responsible. but from day one, eh, when this occurred 2 years ago, i mean, there's been an elephant in the room. let's be absolutely honest about who was responsible for this ad long before th

but what exactly is this dark matter that particle, physicists like chris john shawn and beg a are looking for in numerous experiments. physicists have already proven that dark matter exist, and that it makes up 85 percent of all matter in the universe. but they have no idea what it is made of the the search for dark matter is the search for what holds our entire universe together. 6 because without it or galaxy, for example, the milky way would fly apart the planets journey around their star, the gravitational mass of which keeps them in their orbits. stars in turn, or a bit around the center of their galaxy. theoretically, the further away of celestial body is from its center of gravity. the slower it should move. but measurements have shown that the outer stars of the milky way move much faster than expected, or calculated astrophysics explains it this way. our galaxy consists of much more matter and then what is visible. and this invisible matter or dark matter also exerts a gravitational pull one, the celestial bodies, so that they can move faster without the ring out of orbit. the re

earlier this year, better on journalists, chris wallace said that john f kennedy probably stole the 1960 election from richard nixon. we report document in the book that, that was an election that probably was stolen by john kennedy and richard nixon does not usually portrayed as a hero. made it in the, in the decision not to contest the election because was the height of the cold war . he didn't want to go to the courts, he didn't want to paralyze the country and he also would look terrible for america to the rest of the world who were trying to convince to be part of democracy. now he didn't care about that part, but i think he decided to do what was best for the conference at him in 1977 of former texas bolting official louisell, a set of interviews that he certified and no fictitious balance dispute and election in 1948, and he then congress been, lyndon johnson when that propelled the future. president's enter the us senate, johnson did not win the election. it was stolen for him. and i know exactly how it was done. we can tell any election judge, give us 80 percent of the vote, the

and john, when chris from you. uh, so it was interesting in that sense that for the very 1st time, the soul know islands during the pools because usually what happens like is that the, that you're, the boy was from villages from separatism groups. the locals, that discouraged from working this time also giving the back sort of off to good 370 in the region one the locals themselves, one now what the cache me elections conducted and the results out. do you think it's a step closer to the restoration of state who that that's in fact to watch a whole lot of the lot told me when i was in cushion, even he's in fact off of the one of the does the, there's no install was most likely is all set to be the next chief minister, fox, all jump wouldn't reach me, or in fact he mention of that the are looking to walk close the with new denny, there's always been this task sufficient more to laptops, article 371. so the do want to bridge the gap between new delhi and push me up, but um it is going to be very interesting because no

chris. >> zerlina maxwell, john allen, thank you both. >>> ballistic doors reinforced with steel, it may sounda military base, but that's what's being stalled in local election offices. a massive security concern ahead of november. we've got that coming up. hey little bear bear. ♪ ♪ ♪ i'm gonna love you forever ♪ ♪ ♪ c'mon, bear. ♪ ♪ ♪ you don't...you don't have to worry... ♪ ♪ be by your side... i'll be there... ♪ ♪ with my arms wrapped around... ♪ [uplifting music] arearn: saint jude-- they gave it 110% every time. and for kenadie to get treatment here without having to pay anything was amazing. it's mesmerizing. cleaning that greasy mess with dawn platinum... and not even scrubbing. —well, fluff my feathers. — [giggle] it cuts through the slimy stuff better than their old dish soap, removing 99% of grease. that's why only dawn is trusted to save wildlife. here's to getting better with age. here's to beating these two every thursday. help fuel today with boost high protein, complete nutrition you need, and the flavor you love. so, here's to now... now available: boost max! dry... tired... it

. >> john: chris, you know, nancy, this has taken us to the center of the presidency and of course thee presidency is the understudy for the presidency. you cover the white house. these are the kinds of issues that as major said are in the inbox every day. not only an issue, harris and joe biden have to handle, it's the one the next president is going to handle. >> nancy: gets to foreign policy, temperament, relationships. all of those things are important when you're talking about global hot spots and the issues that either candidate is going to have to face if they are in the oval office. when it comes to j.d. vance and tim walz, neither of them has what you would consider classic foreign policy experience. tim walz, he sat on the veterans affairs committee when he was in congress. he was pretty high-ranking. he served in the military for 24 years. we have been discussing it. nothing beyond that you would say okay, he is really practice on the world stage and the same thing goes for j.d. vance. he served in the marines for four years. that's about it. these candidates will have to sh

al igual que john jennings y chris cowley. samuel con neumonía.uipos en la fase de la liga y para carlo ancelotti lo importante es cumplir y sumar de a 3. el italiano apuntó que de mbappé espera goles y que su rival cambió mucho en comparación al último partido. le pido a mbappé exactamente lo que te decía, que karim de posicionarse bien para ser list. una vez que recuperamos el balón a intentar de hacer una transición rápida. nos ha cambiado porque primero ha cambiado el entrenador ha cambiado algunos jugadores. es un equipo que mantiene la misma idea de fútbol, un equipo intenso, que juegan bien, con calidad, individuales y colectivas. entonces es un partido un rival exigente. pitazo final en este repaso deportivo. pausa. ya regresamos con más. domina la acción fue presentado por river rock casino, donde la emoción para nuestra comunidad. si usted tiene una queja, sabe. puede comunicarse con nosotros a través de nuestro número de whatsapp. ahí lo está viendo usted. queremos recordarle también que si. también nos quiere compartir una historia o s

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. >>> give me warriors chris mullin alongside fellow new yorker john mcenroe backing the phillies. york loaded them up for francisco lindor, and he cleared them all. a bottom six grand slam. you can hear it all through queens, mets won the game 4-1. so much for rebuilding year. mets won the series 3-1 and are headed to the championship series, first since 2015. >>> how about the american league? mat mahomes backed the kansas city royals against the yankees alds game three. it was the yankees night. 2-2 in the eighth before giancarlo stanton's shot. all the yankees needed. yankees lead 2-1. shout-out detroit, they blank cleveland 3-0 to go up 2-1. >>> oh, nba, steph curry and the warriors were at the kings tonight. dubs attack with motion. curry, 16 minutes, 13 point, three threes, did not play in the second half. and we got a good look at new splash brother buddy hield. made his first seven shots, six threes. finished with 22 points. golden state hit 28 from beyond the arc and won the game 122-112. and sara, oh by the way, we would be remiss if we didn't say happy birthday george k

. >> john: we got a chance to see this earlier. chris sale kind of similarity.. your way across your body. >> joe: muncy cracks one in the air to center field. out number two. it's funny, john. 32 years old, he's been pitching his whole life. he says he feels like he's been doing it wrong the whole time, he's finally found what is his natural arm slot arm slot. >> john: that's part of it. you feel good with the ball coming out of your hand. repeating your mechanics, you've got to have a hard, strong shoulder to be able to do that because you're really putting some torque throwing that far across your body. the good news is, he's a big bodied pitcher. he can handle it. >> joe: two away for kikÉ hernandez who had two more hits yesterday in the big defensive play in center field. kiki said he was throwing to third, wasn't trying to fake winker out. he see winker throw on the brakes, he became a shortstop, his natural position. like he was going in the hall, making a jump throw. >> john: it was impressive and it changed again, change the narrative for the new york m

this morning we remember the "good times" star john amos. chris what a legacy it is. following a lot of headlines including war in the middle east. the iranian missile assault targeting israel's major cities tuesday. also right now former doctor agreed to plead guilty to the charges related to the death of matthew perry. he is due in an l.a. courtroom today. prosecutors say mark chavez confessed to writing fake prescriptions for the actor. he entered into a plea agreement in august. initial not guilty plea to guilty. >> michael: overnight some of the wild wild card matchups. padres took game one from the braves. fernando tatis started off strong with a first inning home run, and san diego shut out atlanta. the mets stayed hot, scoring five times with two outs in the 5th to take the lead that they would not give up. the royals beat the orioles 1-0. kansas city starter cole reagan threw six innings of shut out baseball. the tigers beat the al champion west astros. tariq schobal also tossed sick shutout innings. we have more ahead including microsoft

looks like in a second term, particularly given the kind of weird green light from john roberts in that opinion. >> yeah, chrisis is the most concerning point and you hit the nail on the head. after the uprising ferguson you will remember that there were many groups for my own community clamoring for president obama to go to ferguson. and president obama refused to go to ferguson. i met with him, along with other civil rights leaders during that time, because there was a dark apartment of justice investigation and the president didn't want to look like he was putting a thumb on the scale. so some of this is about norms and ethics. we know that trump has none of that. and the way i read the supreme court's decision in the immunity case, they seemed to really remove the idea that there was something inappropriate, unlawful or unseemly about the president directing the attorney general to engage in certain kinds of prosecutions. and we know now from new york times reporting that this is something trump did incessantly. he incessantly asked his aides to investigate and to try to prosecute people he perceived as hi

i agree with chris, there is no reason not to believe john kelly.t sought the spotlight, but he has spoken the truth. he's a man who took the oath of office and served in uniform. who are you going to believe, john kelly, or a serial liar that is donald trump? and i think for democrats, you've got to get these messages out in front of as many people as possible. and while there are only a few undecided voters, some of those haley voters and folks who were sitting on the sidelines, this is information that could potentially move them. is it going to move the trump base? no, absolutely not. but it's fighting over that really significant, though small, group of undecided voters. >> i want to highlight governor tim walz's reaction to all of this last night in wisconsin. listen. >> today it's been reported that donald trump said, i need the kind of generals that hitler had. don't be the frog in the boiling water and think this is okay. as a 24-year veteran of our military, that makes me sick as hell, and it should make you sick. the guardrails are gone.

chris talked in san francisco to us with john's actually, there essentially are fantastic. local publications to the chronicle. we've had the infatuation publication. they've all touted you know what, what the what frequents of the bakery? no, to all too well daughter top not. i was taking a break from bread, but you know what? i'm megan exceptions. and now you've got a new location coming part. that should be a good time. >> well, we got a lot to get to this morning take a sweat fleet week. full swing here in the bay. >> what you can expect to see over the next couple of days. plus, the latest blow to alameda county district attorney pamela price. and entire police department now calling around on social media is she faces recall efforts. conquer neighbor. that's tom. after police say a man was intentionally run over and killed a gas station. witnesses tell us how it all started. we will right back. don't go in there. >> right now on the kron 4 morning news. jury selection begins this morning for the man accused of killing cash app founder bob leave. we're live at the cour

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hitler, after his former white house chief of staff, john kelly, confirmed very disturbing for being comments by the former president, democratic senator chris murphy of connecticut is joining us right now. >> senator. thanks very much for joining us. kamala harris, so warranted eight that trump would not have people like john kelly to act as guardrails. her words, guardrails in a second term, if he's elected, how much do you think she should talk? about that tonight and as well out on the campaign trail talk about whatever she wants tonight because donald trump won't be there. >> this was supposed to be a debate, but donald trump was so scared to stand next to kamala harris knowing that there would be a clear contrast. kamala harris looking presidential, talking about the things that matter to people, donald trump rambling, incoherent, and talking about nothing that matters to the american people that he backed out of this debate. so it'll be kamala harris on her own tonight. and of course, she has to talk about the threat that donald trump presents to this country. it doesn't take a rocket scientist to connect the growing number of dots. d

john mccain famously did this. >> stephen: they have to destroy the village to save the village. >> chris: i did think that was onesuspicion in the audience for everything else he said. even people who aren't super tuned into politics i think know that's nonsense. >> stephen: everybody remembers mccain. >> chris: it was a big moment. the other thing that drives me little crazy to fact-check, they have this monomaniacal obsession whenever they get a question about cost, trump does this, they do sarah palin 2008 drill baby drill. it's almost to the point of absurdity. a guy on fox, said my kids rent is too high. what's the answer? trump was like "drill baby, that's really going to work. >> stephen: while the kid is on top of a shale field. we're going to take a quick break but don't go anywhere. we'll be right back with more chris hayes. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ one beats ten. easier heartburn relief, prilosec otc. one pill. 24 hours. zero heartburn. it's mesmerizing. cleaning that greasy mess with dawn platinum... and not even scrubbing. —well, fluff my feathers. — [giggle] it cuts through the slimy stuff better than their old dish

john mcwharton discussing language and the left. [applause] >> thank you aei for inviting me. thank you. especially to chrislia and joshua katz for wanting my company tonight, and i want to talk a little bit about what you could call an effort coming mostly from the left to create change through language, which can seem so wise at first, but also, of course, has pitfalls and probably frustrates a lot of us. one manifestation of that is that these days, especially over about the past four, maybe five years, one gets a sense that terminology keeps shifting under our feet that there are new ways of saying things this if we don't say them in that particular way, we're creating some kind of tort. that can be a frustrating feeling because you like to feel like you have basic command over your own language and then you find out that you don't. and so, one is not to say, for example, homeless at this point, it is now unhoused. that's something that seems to have come from somewhere and often one is expected to subscribe to it. already you might have something coming from, especially some university where it's been

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john f. kennedy, but still the perception was the opposite. chris wallace it sounds like just an incredible look at an incredible election. thanks so much for being with us. thank you for having me all right. a brand new hour of cnn news central starts now and truly all throughout the day, hurricane milton now an extremely powerful cat four storm category four storm and closing in on florida's gulf coast. >> conditions have already started to deteriorate we've seen that with our correspondents that are on the ground, the national weather national hurricane center is now warning people are going to be in for a very rough 12 to 18 hours. >> one this hits despite the dangers though some people are choosing to ride out the storm why some residents say they've decided they just can't and won't evacuated also new this morning election day, just 27 days off. early voting is already happening in multiple states. >> and some democrats say they're having flashbacks 2016. >> what's behind a growing sense that kamala harris's campaign is stuck in the mud. the r

chris wallace has a new terrific book out countdown, 1960 the behind the scene story of the 312 days that changed america's politics forever. it takes a close look at the matchup between richard nixon and john f. kennedy. and specifically the results in two states where republicans alleged fraud, illinois and texas. chris is here now, this is the book if you guys can see it here, or you go so many parallels between 1960 and 2020 of them parallels that is most fascinating is about january 6, 2021 and that is, there could have been a lot of discontent when the election certification happened particularly because it was richard nixon who had to preside over the certification of his loss over jfk's when we actually have some video of this and in the book, you sit, are you quote nixon saying i don't think we can have a more striking an eloquent example of the stability of our constitutional system and of the proud tradition of the american people, of developing and respecting an honoring institutions of self-government that sounds just like donald trump and mike pence yeah. >> no, it couldn't be. which one of the reasons first of all, it's a great story you've got nixon kennedy, i think it's the

john 116. copy. yeah. i'm here. hey. we're going to be calling the occupant out shortly. chris, can you open the trunk? where's nate? right here. he was just. hey, dan. hey. so since the 221 is on the front seat, i'm going to on the back of my car from the driver's seat. it's on the passenger seat. passenger front, passenger seat. maybe i just shoot up a little bit more. just to the spikes already there anyways, right? yeah. no, i would, i would just do it as we're doing it. okay. right. you know what i'm saying? like all right. you guys set? okay, chris, you're calling it. yeah other way, you other way. why are you. the only thing is calling him out? yeah i'm on the passenger side at this point. looks like he can squeeze himself out of there. you want him crawling over the gun to come out? i mean, if you could squeeze out, he could squeeze out, right? yeah. we'll start that way. yeah. all right. go that way. walk that way. not that hard. we're listening. we're obviously in the middle of something. what can we. john 116. we have sufficient units on scene. if anybody else is comin, could they go to fifth and jesse fo

things doesn't absorb the from having a couple sources -- >> john: let me jump in because i talked to three people who were in the room, chrisretary of defense, kash patel, and ben williams, they all say it never happened. they think they know who it was who leaked this. i don't want to say because i don't know for sure -- >> i -- >> john: i was in the room, in the oval office, when the family of vanessa guillen came in, and that is when trump offered to help them out with funeral expenses. >> some families need help. they need help. i don't even know if you need help. may be you don't need help from a financial standpoint. i have no idea. i just think it is a horrific thing that happened. if you did need help, i will be there to help you. >> john: to this report in "the atlantic" says they did send him the bill and that is when he said the disparaging remark but here is mira guillen, vanessa guillen's older sister, said, wow my don't appreciate how you are exploiting my sister's death to the politics peered at present donald trump did nothing but show respect to my family and vanessa, in fact i voted for president trump tod

but john liz called them and bob, who to you said that the ease roll declaring what that is best done on grass. that is just another case of it's. chris stayed against the united nations. it's not your fault, or is it it is to accuse the united nations as an organization, even now they are they consider the longer off at the store to get an addition and does a good that or she is the last the victim of is that i am being i q is the best when i go to and then for the main thing is that i am just maybe because he wants to be in minimum to be balanced and being balance. and this will means that you are a guest is an item. if you're not standing with it and with the or, and of course adopting the united states position. uh, concerning is that i, if you look like this, then you of in demand a us administration wants to avoid any escalation in the area one months before the elections might imply to in the ink as a bus. and then you have a few as that. so maybe it's just discharge of the united nations or united states, the position of this escalation, kind of, they want to show kind of a plan to and the, to blend to is that i look good so t

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i remember chris of wells fargo came out after the pandemic. he said john adults for the next two years. that's what it was. lisa: it was. then it was get back to the office. spring break is over. we have seen that increasingly. what did you say earlier that you invest in the u.s. and you travel and tour in europe? jonathan: not my line. i have heard that a few times. lisa: that's what he explained. jonathan: i'm not going to name the guy who said t i found it offensive at the time. investors are way too fresh economic data this week looking for further signs of economic strength. frances donald, the u.s. is in a k shaped economy. certain seg segments of the u.s. economy are doing well. others are empirical recessionary. frances joins us now and got a round of applause when she walked into the studio. congratulations on the new seat. frances: thank you. jonathan: how do you set policy for that economy? frances: you have to set policy for the aggregate. when you have folks on this show talking about the whole penny-wise and pound-foolish of --whole size of t