is it indigenous peoples day or is it columbus day? it's columbus day, brother.s is a very aggressive sucker that is. what does christopher columbus mean to you all about family? he discovered america. he paved the pathway for italian americans and the italian community. he's a hero. a lot of immigrants come here like they're doing now, okay? to try to find happiness like we did years ago. like my parents did. like my grandparents did. did your grandparents come through the border? they came. they came on a boat. you're going to need a bigger boat. people are tearing down columbus statues. they want to cancel the guy. what's going on? listen, they shouldn't cancel anything. they need to keep things the way they are. you can't judge on what people did back in the day. what are you going to do? tear down statues, make pinky rings. what do they want to do? what has he done to you? has he hurt you in any way, shape or form? did he offend you in any way, shape or form? let it be, let it be. let it be, let it be. is this a war on italians? listen, it ain't no war on it

that columbus is jewish, how does this change your opinion about columbus day see you later, everybody it's still trash and he's still trash. >> is trash that is >> i do think it does mean that it's high-end restaurants should carry more kosher options and amara have are black jokes not going to get like cancel episode six 61, scientist told the documentary how they were able to find this out saying quote, we have dna from christopher columbus very partial, but sufficient yes. >> so now we're one step closer to jurassic parking. christopher i have to say when i heard that, i thought like could they still see he was circumcised 500 years later. he should exhale line giant blank attacks. bay village police officer you know, this it's so freaking funny. do over here first her raid flow i. do know this why? it is funny what does it, it's a giant inflatable jacket lantern. is that really? yes. do that close? yeah police officer then officer outside cleveland responded to a call of something on the road. >> and then this happened traumatized by dashcam videos that like whenever i see him, sh

his original name was christopher columbus berg weston to the panel. >> now that we know that columbus is jewish how does this change your opinion about columbus day see you later, everybody it's still trash and he's still trash. >> is trash that is antisemitism that it's high in restaurants should carry more kosher options and amber have are black jokes nothing to get me cancel episode six 61, scientist told the documentary how they were able to find this out saying, quote, we have dna from christopher columbus, very partial but sufficient yes. so now we're one step closer to jurassic parking. christopher color i have to say when i heard that i thought like, could they still see he was circumcised 500 years later. he should exhale line giant blank attacks. bay village police officer do you know this yes. >> it's so freaking funny. do over here. firstly her aid flow i do know this why it is funny. >> what does it? it's a giant inflatable jacket lantern. >> is that really? >> yes. let's do that close. yeah giant inflatable pumpkin attack police officer an officer outside cleveland respo

cook and columbus. christopher columbus and i, i realize you know, that they were both mapmakers and the impact that they had with their expeditions and and how they put so-called places on the map. but i also am feeling down and it's a feeling how columbus, in a way. in modern times presently anyway, seems to be getting an unbowed lens interpretation of what he did and how he put the new world on the map and and, you know, he had similar a similar. what should i say, goal of conquest, which involved plundering and all of that. so my question is, and i don't know exactly how to phrase it, how do you redeem or how do you balance the view of someone like columbus in the present time. i'm certainly not a scholar, christopher columbus, but scholar either. but i, i and i do think it's probably although cook has sometimes been called the columbus of the pacific, i think that's an unfair characterization. and because cook cook never left a single person behind, he did not colonize these places. he did not. par

it is columbus. i love state capitals. stuart: i will confirm that it is columbus.ome ohio's capital until 1816. lauren: i said i would go first. thanks, everybody. thanks for coming a longer. coast-to-coast starts now. neil: what do you do when you run out of states? do you to go to canadian provinces? stuart: we go back to international capitals. neil: that is the sweet spot

yesterday i saw a video of trump and kamala talking about columbus day.ut indigenous day. and so trump comes you out and e says as long as i'm around and it's in my power i will keep it columbus day. you hear kamala harris come out at the podium and says happy indigenous day, everyone. your reaction. >> it's so sad, maria. what is happening to our country? how does half the country vote for a person that talks about stars and the sky when talking about crime statistics? i don't understand why this race is so close. other than these polls just have to be inaccurate or the american people are just in their social media and not paying attention. maria: when you look at actually prediction markets like a poly market, you actually see where people put their money where their mouths is. trump is way, way ahead liz. i'm not sure about these polls either. it's very suspicious that they're so close when they have such different policies and she hasn't done a press conference to explain her policies at all. there they are with completely different assessments of co

now that we know that columbus is jewish how does this change your opinion about columbus day? see you later everybody it's still trash and he's still trash. >> is trash that is anti semitic that a time restaurants, she carry more kosher option sure i can lead and amara have are black jokes nothing to get me cancel the documentary how they were able to find this out saying quote, we have dna from christopher columbus very partial, but sufficient yes. so now we're one step closer to jurassic parking. christopher color i have to say when i heard that, i thought like, could they you'll see he was circumcised 500 years later. here's your next headline giant blank attacks bay village police officer you know, this it's so freaking funny. do over here. firstly her aid flow i do know this why it is funny. >> what it's a giant inflatable jacket lantern. >> is that really? >> yes. do that close? >> yeah police officer. >> an officer outside cleveland responded to a call of something on the road and then this happened traumatized by dashcam videos whenever i see him shoot that pumpkin her

but kennedy was a member of the knights of columbus.alae idea that kamala harrisa speaker as a senator wasr questioning whether you could be a judge if you belong to the knights of columbus tells you h owhow radically anticatholic she is. >> laura: newt, thank you. that is it for us tonight make sure to follow me onos social media. we have a couple of videos on instagram.than you will love them. r wathank you for watching. remember, what is america now reand forever. jesse watters takes it frou m he and you are for pictures of zoe and annie. i will be remiss and i wil l get them on instagram. i am trying my best. ♪ ♪ >> carley: donald trump

columbus day is a federal holiday.nks are closed and mail is not going to be delivered in california. also, indigenous peoples day is observed and that means a lot of people, one way or another are not going. this morning. and you can see traffic is moving along okay with no major issues. we've been looking at some of the busier commutes. highway four is lighter than usual as well and that looks pretty good. 731 let's get back to the headlines. okay, sal. >> thank you. well, today an annual tradition begins in half moon bay. farmers will compete in the great pumpkin weigh-off. ktvu james torres, already in half moon bay with an early look at these gigantic pumpkins. good morning, james. >> gigantic is a pretty good word dave. good morning to you. though weighing is starting to begin right now, that's where we start to see some of these pumpkins that are only about a couple hundred pounds in size, right? that sounds ridiculous because the winners usually get somewhere 2,000 pounds close to 3,000 pounds if they break a w

it is monday, columbus day, october 14, 2024. "varney" & company is about to begin. ♪ stuart: okay, i've got it, "shining star" from earth, wind & fire about musk. eventually i got there with the connection. wait until you see that lift off of that rocket it is spectacular later in the show. 21 days left to election day both campaigns making their final pitch to voters good morning, madison welcome back. reporter: good morning. stuart: what's on the agenda? reporter: i mean, this is go-time right? it's crunch time. let's take a look first at kamala harris. the vice president is traveling to pennsylvania, michigan and wisconsin this week alone on the road every single day to blanket that blue wall. on tuesday, harris is going to be doing an event and interview with sharlamain the god in detroit. big opportunity for harris because she's struggling with the black male vote and this is a wildly popular radio star and he has been critical of the democratic ticket earlier in the year but now that harris is at the top he's pretty much a

ahappy columbus day. today, president trump's safety questioned after an arrest of an armed man outside of trump's coachella rally in california. thes suspect is denying he was targeting trump, coming up, president trump in my exclusive interview, 22 days before election day. meanwhile, in the middle east, hezbollah takes responsibility for a deadly rocket attack on israel. markets are awaiting the u.s.'s reaction. futures this morning are mixed to start the week, bond markets are closed for the columbus day holiday and earnings season is beginning. driving sentiment this morning with more major banks reporting quarterly profits. and looking ahead to 2025, all the guidance coming up this morning. oil prices meanwhile pulling back, the price of crude right here, with prices right around $73 a barrel on crude, down $2.06 a barrel at 73, 50 right now. european markets are mixed. the eurozone trading this way on this monday morning, as you can see, mostly weakness although the dax index in germany is higher b

they compared the samples to those of his known family, and they found that columbus was a sephardic jew from western europe and that he's remains are indeed at the cathedral columbus died and 1506 in spain with 300,000 jews. once lived want to thank you so much for your company this hour i'm rosemary church. i'll be back with more cnn newsroom in just a moment. do stay with vegetable. you're actually both, right? but botanically speaking, the us supreme court ruled that a tomato is a vegetable because of how it's used in cooking i didn't know that now, you do every single day using battery equipment making the switch to battery was one of the best decisions that we made us a company it's headed, it's better to be ahead of it now and then get on it later. >> dude, for you build from work right now by two ap3 hundred s batteries and get a third pretty p3 hundred esper free, real still find yours. >> one thing we know is true, no matter race, gender with this city need to screen when we're calling cancers a priority everyone, 45 plus at average risks, it's screened for colon cancer the

but in the southern stop upsets about 7 columbus has from where i'm standing in the house of baby roost. it's just to the south and the majority of them were in da here we have seen many as strikes that before. but we know that is writing media has been reporting the hashem itself is dean. was targeted in that strike. now he's known to be possibly the next leader all has below. he's certainly in the upper echelons of his bus. so this really goes to show that these writers have been previously targeting the top minute tree. officials inside has buller but they've, they've generally left alone and the top edge loans. but so that would be, this could be a game tree to. however, we have not yet had any statement from hezbollah as to whether he was that or not, or which as to whether he was being targeted. neither from the is ready forces to it yet to confirm credit. and laura, as we mentioned also, it's a very densely populated area. again, multiple strikes our people reacting to these ongoing strikes by as well. because so many people have been affected as well. absolutely. it's not just i

for years, many recognize columbus day instead. when explorer christopher columbus first arrived in the americas. but according to the smithsonian national museum of the american indian, 95% of the indigenous population was lost following that first contact. historical experts from the museum say it is important for americans outside the indigenous community to have awareness about the issues affecting communities across the country. indigenous people in our own country are the minority of minorities. they are the poorest of the poor and our issues are not publicized by mainstream media. more than a dozen states in the u.s. currently recognize some form of indigenous day. last year, lawmakers from both the house and senate reintroduced a bill that would establish indigenous peoples day as a federal holiday and replace columbus day. i'm at the anchor desk now with our janelle wang, who's working on the 5:00 news. hi, audrey. as we wrap up, hispanic heritage month, there is a famous forty-niner who celebrates his culture with so much

that's not a diminish what columbus did or to diminish what those called founding fathers did. i know we're going to have a conversation about that later, but we have a lot to overcome and i guess i'm concerned more so today about what is going to happen with the advent of false information because of ai. ai is amazing, but it's also very concerning as to how do you build guardrails. you can build guardrails with allies, but how do you build guardrails with russia and north korea and other places in the world where there are real problems. the middle east, where there are real problems. how do you build the guardrails around information that, i mean, certainly the medical arena is going to be great things happening there, but the fact that you can say you're somebody that you're not. or you can totally displace someone's identity. i'm just saying that these are all things that we have to deal with. in addition to saving our democracy. >> right. >> and that is a nice segue into talking about the role of education in preserving our democracy. i don't know how many of you saw this

practising jews were expelled from spain in 1a92, the same year columbus landed in the americas. university of cambridge, david abulafia, gave us his analysis of the genetic study. if you were to go to genoa, and you can go to what is said to be his house, it was part after he died, but you can see photographs of documents in the archives which do refer to a christopher columbus he was born in the city, who came from a family of weavers. so, one would really need to make sure this is not the same person because it has always been assumed that it is the same person, and this genovese connection, that is his identity. it is very complicated. i am not an expert in dna, but as faras i canjudge, a lot of the evidence is based on statistical comparisons, so you can never be absolutely sure. and when you actually look at the historical evidence, not the biological evidence, there really are questions that arise in connection with these claims. the idea that she came from valencia... there is a real problem there because they were expelled after the pogram from in 1391, surface family co

practising jews were expelled from spain in 11192, the same year columbus landed in the americas. university of cambridge, david abulafia. thank you forjoining me. are you convinced by this study? what have historians traditionally believed? the evidence. _ traditionally believed? the evidence, if— traditionally believed? the evidence, if you _ traditionally believed? tue: evidence, if you were to traditionally believed? tue evidence, if you were to go to genoa, and you can go to what is said to be his house, it was part after he died, but you can see photographs of documents in the archives what you do refer to a christopher columbus he was born in the city, who came from a family of weavers. so, one would really need to make sure this is not the same person because it has always been assumed that it is the same person, and this genovese connection, that is his identity. connection, that is his identity-— connection, that is his identity. connection, that is his identi .~ :, , identity. what can you tell us about the _ identity. what can you tell us about the methods _ identity.

happy columbus day to everyone. >> why? >> because of the words of great american historian tony soprano, he discovered america is what he did. he was a brave italian explorer and in the jennings household, christopher columbus as a hero. end of story a country where millions of people have already lived? okay. you got ashley i'll also close with saying, happy indigenous peoples day on my hot take, pop the balloon. >> okay? well, if you don't know as the internet sensation jayden gave, sometimes i just wished our politics was this simple and i can just pop trump's balloon and he would go away in this elect election because i'm over it. i'm over at 22 days. we got to get this done. and republican should want his balloon will be popped to that billing. >> if you were like me well, tonight, kamala harris lays o

happy columbus day to everyone why? because of the words of great american historian tony soprano, he discovered america is what he did. he was a brave italian explore and in the jennings household christopher columbus as a hero. end of story country where millions of people have already lived okay ashley i'll also close with saying happy the indigenous people day on my hot take, pop

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sherry in columbus, ohio, also on the line for democrats. caller: good morning. i am voting or already have voted for sharad brown. and for joyce beatty, my representative. that's it. thank you. host: do you normally vote a straight democratic ticket? caller: oh yes. very often, more than likely. host: when is the last time year district was represented by a republican? i know congresswoman beatty has been there for a while. caller: i can't even remember. columbus is a democratic stronghold. and i'm very proud of that. thank you very much. host: cornell in new jersey, line for democrats. caller: yes, i will be voting for dollop norcross for congress. -- donald norcross for congress. it's important that america should vote for democrats because look at what the republicans have done in congress this year. they have ousted their own speaker and tried to do it again and the democrats had to save them. the problem is that the republicans refuse to govern. and it's not about solving problems, it's about controlling the narrative and not getting anything done. i guaran

happy columbus day to everyone why? because of the words of great american historian tony soprano, he discovered america is what he did. he was a brave italian explore and in the jennings household christopher columbus as a hero. end of story country where millions of people have already lived okay ashley i'll also close with saying happy the indigenous people day on my hot take, pop the balloon. okay, so if you don't know if the internet sensation jayden gave, sometimes i just wished our politics was this simple and i could just pop trump's balloon and he would go away in this elect election because i'm over it. i'm over at 22 days. we got to get this done and republican should want his balloon will be popped to that billing. >> if you are likely to know what this was about everyone. thank you very much. thank you for watching newsnight election just three weeks from tomorrow, vice president harris is speaking right now, expected shortly to call out the former president's focus on what he calls the enemy within, meanin

but kennedy was a member of the knights of columbus. thmalae idea that kamala harrisa speaker as a senator wasr questioning whether you could be a judge if you belong to the knights of columbus tells you h owhow radically anticatholic she is. >> laura: newt, thank you. that is it for us tonight make sure to follow me onos social media. we have a couple of videos on instagram.than you will love them. r wathank you for watching. remember, what is america now reand forever. jesse watters takes it frou m he and you are for pictures of zoe and annie. i will be remiss and i wil l get them on instagram. i am trying my best. ♪ ♪ >> carley: donald trump delivering the speech at the al smith memorial danner last night cracking jokes and top democrats but kamala harris decided to skip the event and the first nominee to do so in 40 years but and said to mike instead, it's not being received well. >> todd: plus the doj claiming the biden white house to clear noncitizens off of their voter rolls. ag ashley moody leading the lawsuit joins us live this

happy columbus day, everyone. the discoveries and daring spirit of christopher columbus.is a figure that is revered especially by italian americans, but of course, as they do with every american tradition the left and kamala harris want to destroy the stay and shame all of us for celebrating it. remember this? >> it is an honor, of course, to be with you this week to celebrate indigenous day as we speak truth about our nation's history. those explorers ushered in a wave of devastation for transformations coaching perpetrate violence, stealing land, spreading disease. we must not shy away from this shameful past. >> laura: of course, trump, he is sticking with chris. >> memory stands as a testament to the daring spirit that built our great civilization. as long as i have anything to say about this and i hope that will be a long time, it will always be columbus day. [cheers and applause] >> laura: and that is a perfect encapsulation of where we are as a nation and the choice that is before us in 22 days. so, which way is it, america? that is the focus of tonight's "angle."

columbus was landed in the bahamas and actually destroyed the entire taino population of the bahamasr 15 years. and in the usa and it's part of the colonial history of the usa, so it it's baked into the way that the usa conducts itself, and later we'll be discussing, but i think israel is essentially a client state of the usa in many respects, well as i say you know given the way in which israel is running the war and running the economy to support the war, israel can only sustain the war and its cost as long as support from the united states, europe. and the israeli diaspora continues. first of all, as far as a europe is concerned, as you know, more and more european governments like spain and ireland in particular, have become extremely critical of israel. support for israel will decline and if the governments remain step first then they will face internal opposition which will be mounting. the appetite of the israely regime for death and destruction is so strong that some have concluded that it will continue down this rampage to include other countries in the west asia region and

columbus first landed in the bahamas and actually destroyed the entire taino population of the bahamas, the method of controlling a..." population which is colonized is still extent in canada where i've been for 15 years and in the usa, and it's part of the colonial history of the usa, so it it's baked into the way that the usa conducts itself, and later we'll be discussing, but i think israel is essentially a client state of the usa in many respects. well, as i say, given the way in which israel is running the war and running the economy to support the war, israel can only sustain... war and its cost as long as support from the united states, europe and the israeli diaspora continues. first of all, as far as europe is concerned, as you know, more and more european governments like spain and ireland in particular have become extremely critical of israel, support for israel will decline, and if the governments remain step first, then they will face internal opposition which will be mounting. "the appetite of the israel regime for death and destruction is so strong that some have conclud

she attacked people for being members of the knights of columbus and it's ironic because they were doingtonight's dinner. she found out that not only had john f. kennedy and richard nixon gone to the al smith dinner in 1960, but kennedy was a member of knights of columbus. so the very idea that kamala harris is a speaker -- is a senator was questioning whether you could be a judge if you belonged to the knights of columbus, that tells you how radically anti-catholic she is. >> laura: thank you. that is at rest tonight, make sure to follow me on social media, we have a couple new videos up on instagram, you will love them. thank you for watching, remember it is america, now and forever. jesse watters takes it from here. and you are all asking for more pictures of zoe and annie, okay,, i have been remiss and i will get them up on instagram. i'm trying my best. ♪ ♪ >> jesse: welcome to "jesse watters primetime". tonight... >> wise half the country supporting him? why is he beating you and a lot of swing states?

happy columbus day. time for the hot topic of the hour. for an exclusive interview yesterday on sunday morning futures and we discuss economic policy and foreign policy, and his dealings on foreign policy including renegotiating the signature trade deal usmca. iran's nuclear capables and how he'd trim the fat of the federal government, watch. you said in your detroit smeath speech you'd renegotiate your deal with canada and mexico, but doesn't that undermine the deal you put together? >> no, because i put together a deal that gives me the right to renegotiate because these are very smart people. maria: why do you want to renegotiate it? >> i want to make it a much better deal and take advantage of the car industry and i want to do that. i put the hardest close in and the hardest with them and i want to see how it's working and i want to renegotiate. no way, no way. i said that's the way it is. either you do that or i'm not going to make a deal or -- i didn't mind not making a deal by the way. the problem is nefta. we had to get rid of it a

>> in columbus? >> reporter: yeah. >> none. >> reporter: how many dentists are in puerto palomas?. >> yes. >> reporter: arizona borders mexico for more than 350 miles, and it is a drug-smuggling hot spot. in fiscal year 2024, 66% of the fentanyl seized on the u.s.-mexico border happened in the tucson sector, which includes all of the ports of entry in arizona, including the one behind me. douglas, arizona, mayor donald huish liked the bipartisan border bill that's been front and center in the campaign, the one that died after donald trump's criticism. >> i will bring it back up and proudly sign it into law. >> it would help us because we would've had more border patrol agents unknown, because politics in the country is so divided right now. >> reporter: which is why the one thing you won't find on the border is hope for a solution. for "eye on america," i'm omar villafranca, along the u.s.-mexico border. >> norah: new yorkers come out in force to celebrate their liberty, the wnba champions. that is next. ♪ ♪ >> announcer: this portion of the "cbs evening news" is sponsored by empo

. >> one vallejo family living right here off of columbus parkway says sideshows continue to happen in this intersection and they say the latest was the worst they've seen so far because spectators climbed onto the roof, took over their lawn and damage their property. that's the nobody has never came on the app economy. causing terror and damage. patricia williams says hundreds of spectators climbed onto her roof saturday night to watch a sideshow at the intersection of columbus parkway in georgia street. so here, as you can see. >> damage done to rule. williams says her family has lived here for 4 years now and sideshows seem to only be getting more frequent and dangerous. it's out of control has a very tired of the williams security cameras captured video of the chaos. my walker lives were destroyed. my gutters are destroyed. >> who's going this white? what? i have to come on my pocket. >> to pay for damage that i didn't cause. and this is just one of the locations where a sideshow took place on saturday, lasting through the early morning hours sunday. >> there was also a sideshow on

columbus, ohio.am klotz is live ahead of ohio state taking on nebraska and big noon concludeoff this morning. hey, adam. >> hey, good morning guys i love it. in columbus o.h.? >> i.o. -- >> go big red. o.h.? >> i.e. michigan -- >> i like this sign because you said you froze for this. is it cold out here? >> it is. they get 500 for the best sign obl signs are awesome you're freezing. i see you thinking. >> so cold. >> but i like this sign. >> it is a corn hole board. >> we're going kick their corn hole. >> michigan -- >>o.h. reporter: toss it back to you. you know i'm talking back to you how do we feel about michigan? >> i want to get adam one of those. one of those all white painters outfit male cheerleaders to wear on these hits. you're fox's male cheerleader. >> that would be wonderful. [laughter] what he's going to do it. >> okay. this has been a sappy show today we have serious stuff israel launching largest attack in iran what it means for the u.s. and beyond just ahead. >> first here's brian ki

one more thing, happy columbus day, in your face, indigenous people.. in your face, harold. >> here we go. >> it's not just columbus day, it's king harold day. harold goodwinson, it observes the 950th anniversary of this strong ruler. he wouldn't vote for kamala harris, in your face, harold. >> over the weekend, pumpkin picking action with the waters family. there is gigi with the pumpkin. we have the big one here. look, drop the banner, look at that. that's the happy pumpkin. this is the mean pumpkin. can we see that? that's the happy one. >> about the same. >> yes. >> did you do that one? >> no, didn't. emma and jesse did. perfect carving. tonight jesse waters prime time. >> look at that. >> columbus day edition. >> can't wait. >> dana. >> the community in johnson county wyoming, they had those huge fires there and it caused a big problem for that community. they are hosting a dinner this saturday to help raise funds to rebuild after being ravaged by what was called the house straw fire. it burned 150,000 acres in 48 hours, left local ranchers and th

columbus day, and also indigenous peoples day.he toll plaza. 632. let's go back to the desk. >> thank you. sal. to the conflict in the middle east. israeli defense officials are visiting the army base today, where a hezbollah drone attack killed four soldiers and injured more than 60 other people. israel is trying to come up with ways to stop hezbollah drones from penetrating deep into israeli territories. israeli prime minister benjamin netanyahu is meeting with his cabinet to discuss the latest fighting, including responding to iran's barrage of ballistic missiles earlier this month. the u.s. is sending a more advanced anti-missile system to help israel with its air defense. the pentagon is also dispatching about 100 service members to help operate the system. foreign relations experts worry that americans on the ground raises the risk of dragging the u.s. into a war. for members of congress, including oakland's barbara lee, are calling on president biden to use diplomacy in the middle east. the representatives sent a letter to

columbus first landed in the bahamas and actually destroyed the entire taino population of the bahamas. the method of controlling a population which is colonized. is still extent in canada, where i've been for 15 years and in the usa, and it's part of the colonial history of the usa, so it it's baked into the way that the usa conducts itself, and who will be discussing, but i think israel is essentially a client state of the usa in many respects. well, as i say, you know, given the way in which israel is running the war and running the economy to support the war, israel can only sustain the war and its cost, as long as support from the united states, europe and the israeli diaspora continues. first of all, as far as europe is concerned, as you know, more and more european governments like spain and ireland in particular have become extremely critical of israel. support for israel will decline and if the governments remain step first then they will face internal opposition which will be mounting. "the appetite of the israely regime for death and destruction is so strong that some have c

about 25 columbus southeast up here. they destroy the communications talent that belongs to the tv channel on the knowledge it's associated with, has blog, and also in the early hours of the same morning, the tungsten area corpus sure, which is only about a kilometer. the lebanese holloman's and they killed 9 people who was magic. so it's a big medical facilities so they are extended well beyond, it seems their intent to go lower. just tell us a little bit about the intended target. hash himself a l dean of why he would have been so important to these riley's or yeah, i mean as, as i said before, we are yes to confirm this. so i want to be very careful that he was suddenly the next in line off to the killing, all of our house on the floor, like in the here on the 27th of september, they were looking for somebody to replace him. he's considered to be quite hotline, very conservative on very close to house on now smaller. so once again, once we can find this, we will go further into who this not is. but what we do know is

jay davis, this is neil who and you have columbus defense mess. so there are the ones by the i see, see, is what your request out for an arrest warrant for them for will crimes. do you see this thing to that list of war crimes? alleged will crimes. well, yes. and one of the things about why during the, let's do what they do is, is a bearing witness here. you hope that by documenting the as far as the so that something will change and it's something always quit to be important. but the important and the key thing is to buy witness to have the evidence. and we know that in other was the images and the information and the stories documented by journalists have been used to bring justice and suggest accountability. so as you know we, we hope them, we pray that these images will, will move something in this world. but we also know that the evidence that has been gathered will, will be useful for many years to come as, as the, who's been wrongfully killed. seek justice. okay, a get in, i'm taping and the respective states has just been in the region. to

this is in columbus, georgia.re to campaign for the vice president, and it is his second day in the peach state before he will head to another state that's up for grabs, north carolina. democrats are hoping clinton can appeal to those southern rural voters. and joining us now, nbc news white house correspondent monica alba. and democratic strategist and former adviser to bill and hillary clinton, richard goodsteen. monica, bill clinton speaking this hour. we're awaiting his arrival in columbus. what can we expect from him? >> reporter: where he's campaigning tells you a lot about what the harris campaign is thinking here. they're deploying former president clinton to super rural areas as you just identified in georgia and later in north carolina because they want him to go to places where harris surrogates really haven't stepped foot, let alone a former president, to deliver an economic message to tout the vice president's record, and to do that in a way that they believe only someone like bill clinton can do, whi

practising jews were expelled from spain in 1a92 — the same year columbus landed in the americas.e trust says a typical tour used to have 22 gigs, while now there's often just 11. chi chi izundu reports. making the news this year has been the huge artists and their huge tours and whilst they are being credited on bringing billions to the uk economy bands flocking to see names at larger venues may be neglecting local venues and grassroots musicians. this pub once upon a time used to be a music venue which played host to some of the biggest names in rock music. queen, the rolling stones, it was on the list for oasis's first tore 30 years ago. but according to the music venue trust, 23 of the 3a venues who took a punt on away sis has since closed down. it has found that back in the 90s on an average tore an artist would perform 22 dates. that has now dropped down to 11. i know for a fact it'll be much harderfor me to know for a fact it'll be much harder for me to fiscally afford the touring i would like to do and there is no way i would be able to keep up with the historic touring ci

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over contraception practices, democratic senators including kamala harris suggested the knights of columbus were an extremist group and democrats have taken the extremist position that last candidate lost 49 states just saying. it's no wonder that mr. trump is leading ms. harris 50% to 45% with catholic voters in swing states. in 2020, biden carried catholics 52-47 over trump. it's not just catholics up in arms against the biden harris democrats. one of the most potent christian organizations nowadays and new apostolic reparations led by lance said jd vance appeared in the swing state of pennsylvania and only about 33 million u.s. members and not strict reigns leading a religious issue and people with common sense are offended by transgender sports and democrats argue in favor of biological men participating in women's sports and minors access to gender transitioning operations. wall street journal editorial page notes these issues could well decide senate races in ohio, minnesota, and wisconsin. more generally democrats per sue of woke cultural teaching opposed by people of all faiths and

coming up next here, columbus day, celebration 60 years ago. how iconic san francisco festival >> has evolved over the years and how you can participate this weekend. is it possible to count on my internet like my customers count on me? it is with comcast business. keeping you up and running with our 99.9% network reliability. and security that helps outsmart threats to your data. moaire dida twoo? -your data, too. there's even round-the- clock customer support. so you can be there for your customers. with comcast business, reliability isn't just possible. it's happening. switch to reliable comcast business internet with security and get started for $49.99 a month. plus ask how to get up to a $500 prepaid card. call today! >> so preparations underway 60 years ago on this day in the bay for san francisco's annual columbus day pageant. this is video from our archives from the first day of the celebrations. this is 1964, the event began in 18. 69 and that then became the italian heritage parade in 1994 after protesters objected to this event celeb

>> in columbus? >> reporter: yeah. >> none. >> reporter: how many in porto palomas? >> reporter: so if you need dental work, you're going to mexico? >> yes. >> reporter: arizona borders mexico for more than 350 miles, and it is a drug smuggling hot spot. in fiscal year 2024, 66% of the fentanyl seized on the u.s.-mexico border happened in the tucson sector, which includes all the ports of entry in arizona, including the one behind me. douglas, arizona mayor donnell huish liked the bipartisan border bill that has been front and center in the campaign, that one that died after donald trump's criticism. >> i will bring it back up and proudly sign it into law. >> it would help us because we would have had more border patrol agents. i can understand why people didn't like the entire bill. but why stop talking about it? >> reporter: did that frustrate you? >> it frustrated the heck out of us. >> reporter: frustration is everywhere along the board ir. just ask sheriff daniels in choe cheese county. he smuggles with drug influx and immigrants. >> is more of an unknown, becau

host: when you say there in columbus, what do you mean by too far away if you may ask? guest: i think it's like eight or so miles away. it's not like around the corner when you vote on voting day. you know, you don't have to travel. you can even walk if you want. host: if i may -- i guess i'm interpreting -- i guess you get a better sense of security in person on that day. what -- what support that is versus saying voting in those other ways either early or whatever? >> -- guest: i feel when i can put my own ballot in the machine or ticket right there and watch it go in and i'm not -- i'm definitely not doing it by mail. that's just out of the question. that's too -- that's one of those you don't know if it gets there or not. so that's why i vote in person. host: ok. amy saying that when it comes to election day it's in person on election day. another ohioan in -- hello. guest: this is the old 89-year-old hillbilly. i wasn't going to vote because i feel that when you vote, your vote don't count anyway. but i am definitely going to go vote in person. and it will not be f