our correspondent, courtney kube. courtney, there was a leak of a us leak of israeli intelligence data about how they would conduct a retaliatory strike. do we know? has that altered what they might be doing or how is it played a role in all of this? so u.s. officials have said that hasn't had any real impact on the situation here. and what's critical about those documents, lester, is they not only showed how the idf, the israeli military is postured for a possible response to iran, but they also showed the offensive and the defensive posture. so what was really important about those documents is they showed this sort of holistic look at how the israeli military was readying for this back and forth with iran. now we are learning a little bit more as this develops. there is at this point, there is no indication that the u.s. military was involved in this in any way. but that's one of the big questions we have. again, we're still trying to figure out what the targets were here. lester. courtney, qb again, we're watching

let's bring in courtney garcia of payne kplal management and brian bellski. your firm has exposure via etfs to this name. how should we be thinking about its importance coming into tonight. >> it's hugely important. the mag 7 there's been so much concentration with all of this excitement over artificial intelligence but you've seen since july it's down about 11% when you look at alphabet because there's concerns whether it's the regulatory concerns, whether they are looked at as a monopoly but when it comes to ai this is a bigger competitor than they had as opposed to like a yahoo and it's going to cannibalize their market share. it's a huge expense for them at this point in time. i think a lot of that has been discounted, why it's been down so much over the last can you please months and you're seeing it's priced lower than historical averages when you look at the pd ratios which is why, yes, i think there's headline risk but you might be able to scoop this up as an opportunity. you might start to see rerotation back into the mag 7. a lot of money is rotated

al's daughter, courtney, a wonderful -- >> yeah, courtney!d on this cook book? >> he's smiling. yeah, it was great. it was awesome. >> that was a ringing endorsement. >> we'll have a special guest here today, too? >> maybe. >> maybe a little chef. >> okay. >> okay. >> yeah, cool. look forward to that. >> we have family recipes. essentials. what's the book called. >> "al roker's recipes to live by". >> but first your local news and weather. rsv can be serious for those over 60, including those with asthma, diabetes, copd and certain other conditions. but i'm protected. arexvy is proven to be over 82% effective in preventing lower respiratory disease from rsv and over 94% effective in those with these health conditions. arexvy does not protect everyone and is not for those with severe allergic reactions to its ingredients. those with weakened immune systems may have a lower response to the vaccine. the most common side effects are injection site pain, fatigue, muscle pain, headache, and joint pain. arexvy is number one in rsv vaccine shots. rsv

have, courtney? >> reporter: so, the u.s. had no military involvement in these strikes tonight, lester, but the u.s. did get a heads-up from the israelis that this retaliation was coming. now, even though the u.s. wasn't involved in the strikes tonight, there has been a lobbying campaign ever since that october 1st attack by iran. iran lobbing nearly 200 ballistic missiles at israel. since that time u.s. officials have been urging the israelis to make any retaliation or response proportional. that appears to be what we're seeing so far tonight with what we just heard from raf about the israelis targeting military sites as opposed to energy or nuclear facilities. now, the kinds of things that the u.s. would be urging them to do are to hit targets that may be military in nature that they could have -- the iranians could use to attack the israelis, launchers for those ballistic missiles, warehouses and stockpiles for some of their missiles and even their drones, lester. >> it comes a week after a serious u.s. intelligence leak e

al roker and one of his daughters, professional chef, courtney. wrote the book.. on the side of 49th street. >> i am never here this early. >> congratulations on the book and i was honored to be at your book party the other night and to hear the story and the genesis of how this came together. courtney, you are the chef, the professional chef, very talented and al is a great cook. let's not -- how did this come together between the two of you? >> during the pandemic he was making a lot of social videos with my little brother nick and dad would make an appearance once in a while and he was getting a laws that's a lot of positive feedback. i am a recipe developer and this is a great opportunity to write it cook book and a great bonding experience, a family cookbook. that brought the idea and he was not interested at first. >> handle. >> turning down your daughter. >> tough love. i have written one like 30 years ago and i know how much work it is and you know what, we will do this. you are the recipe person. i will write the head notes and all that but this is your

. >> courtney, what did the u.s.see to warn israel that iran was warning to launch a ballistic missile attack against israel? >> well, in april, as we all remember, iran and some proxy groups launched about 300 projectiles towards israel. what we are looking at that is likely to be different this time, if and when iran launches this, is we expect there to be more missile ballistics involves, and why that's significant because even if the total number of projectiles are smaller than in april, the firepower is significant. we are talking about faster missiles that have a higher pay road. officials are hopeful, if not confident, that the missiles will be fired toward the government, and believe it or not the u.s. has ramped up the number of military assets they have in the region that could potentially protect against something like this. we are talking about ballistic missile ships in the mediterranean and other ground-based assets. in addition to that, the u.s. has a pretty robust component of aircraft there that coul

courtney, what do you think of cava?thing like earlier in the year, we had been optimistic on. they're really being compared to a chipotle, they have the higher income consumer, they have things with automation that's really good for them. it has had such a run, and it's going to get a little more expensive. and i do think they're going to have a lot of additional costs, especially as they're opening new stores. i think short-term, i would probably stay on the sidelines here. >>> let's turn to shares of instacart maple bear. the food delivery company hitting levels not seen since its ipo. shares up 90% since the start of the year. maple bear, of course, the corporate name of instacart, which you may be more familiar with, guy. >> which is problematic in and of itself. this is another tough one, i think, but when you're in the growth mode, which -- cava is, as well, people will look path valuation, as long as the growth trajectory is okay. it's when it stops things go pear shaped. to a certain extent, it happened to chipo

we heard from courtney that the united states is prepared to assist. but as an aside, we do have mutual defense arrangements with israel in this regard, which will come into play. the second thing -- the second point you raised is worth remembering, and that is the capability of israel to project itself on the ground. in order to do what it is doing now, it had to call up the reserves which is deleterious to its economy among other things. and has pulled resources from down in gaza up to the region in the north on the border with lebanon. we saw -- we expected that whatever incursion into lebanon that would take place would take place with a larger force than actually went in. something on the neighborhood of a division, which in israel is between eight and 11,000 people and its support. principally because the objectives were limited on the ground. that is that the -- that the israelis wanted to press into lebanon, just far enough to clear an area maybe ten kilometers or maybe even less north of the border to prevent hezbollah from attacking israel di

liz: then courtney, inventory. home sales, so fancy way of saying used, people have lived in them before, according to data out yesterday, the supply of existing home sales, 1.39 million. that's actually a 23% jump from last year to the highest level since may of 2020. the inventory improves but what's it going to take for people to really get out there and feel like they will get a good deal on a loan? >> exactly. people are scared. when we started and it's in the book, you couldn't get a loan for condemned building which is the very first house we bought, and people are wanting new construction, which you said at the top. they want everything new, and they may have to compromise though, because to get brand new home, even though that's in vogue, it may not be possible. so to try to get a loan, the best you can, to possibly read our book, which is filled with information on just the mistakes we've made and the great things we've done, and i do think that, you know, hopefully after a couple weeks from the election,

joining me now from tel aviv is erin mclaughlin and courtney kube is in washington. what do we know about this specific operation, erin? >> reporter: they have been looking for sinwar for 377 days. now an israeli official tells nbc news they believe he is very likely dead. we did just get an update in the form of a statement from the israeli military and the israeli police briefing the israeli public on that identification process. let me just read to you what the statement has to say. saying, quote, with reference to the latest publications regarding the identification of the assassination of sinwar, the police, the idf are working for a complete identification. so far, one of the many tests required for a certain identification has been carried out. dental photographs were sent to the police medical laboratory. now dna tests are being carried out. when they are finished it will be possible to confirm his elimination. an update will be sent soon. yahya sinwar spent 23 years in an israeli prison. they will have dental records, dna as well as his fingerprints for the

secretary, this is courtney rosen from bloomberg government. i would like to ask about the upcoming election. are you thinking about that in terms of voters being able to access their polling places in states that are having such significant damage? sec. mayorkas: courtney, we have seen state and local officials who are, of course course, on point, ensuring access to voting. we have seen them take measures to ensure that people can in fact reach their polling places. some polling places have been damaged. for example, as a result of hurricane helene. but they are pivoting to make sure there are other facilities available to them and they will have different places at which they can place their votes. this is something that this is -- that the cybersecurity agency of our department, as it is known by its acronym, works very closely with state and local officials to assist in that regard. >> is an example of one way they are assisting at this time? sec. mayorkas: so, what we do, there are three threat vectors. there is physical violence, there is

courtney, can you stand? courtney is -- courtney cabrera agruza is a wife, a mom, an attorney, and she's a proud chaldean and she is here with a question. courtney. >> thank you so much. good evening, madam vice president harris and representative cheney. my name is courtney cabara agruza and i am a first generation chaldean american. chaldeans are indigenous iraqis who are catholic, and we are predominantly in the metro detroit area. chaldeans are a very close-knit community, but the recent political climate has really begun to divide us. while i know that you have discussed several bipartisan proposals over the course of your campaign, what would you say to people like myself who are part of these traditionally conservative communities who want to move forward but are feeling the pressures of the political divide? >> thank you. and i've actually met with members and leaders in the chaldean community. and thank you for being here. you know, i think that there is something at stake that is about core values a

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next possession, courtney williams is going to miss, but bridget carleton grabs the rebound, gets fouled by sabrina ionescu calls it's both free throws of could we get more sabrina magic this time to win the title know are shot at the buzzer, no good links win at two to 80 to force a winner-take-all okay. >> i'm 5 on sunday after the game, liberty head coach sandy brondello was not happy with the officiating we're getting here. >> that's fell and that one of the nicest bloody coaches in this league. but this me off just be fair if they get needed to bloody fell all right. >> the wall or went away from their first world series since 2009 game for another nail-biter and cleveland's in carlos. just continuing to be one of the best hosts these in hitters ever. he homered again, this was his fourth of the postseason, but the yankees up six to 11. this six fast-forward to bottom of the eighth. now, two hours it's guardians down or runs david fry has a dribbler, but mark lighter junior makes up bad for roe cleveland ties it. it's six on an error. but the yankees got lucky themselves in the nigh

courtney, let's talk about this threat.imilar threat that aid had to get in. it was not a letter that ended up leaking to the media. it was not the 30-day warning as far as i can recall. in april, it was just try to get more aid in. there's a law, the leahy law that's been on the books which could be invoked. cutting off weapons to israel is controversial. the 30 days would not start -- would not expire, i should say, until after the election. >> exactly. the law, as you mentioned, specifically lays out that if the u.s. cannot provide military assistance, particularly weapons, to a country who is actively or specifically intentionally withholding or denying humanitarian aid, so that takes us back to april, what you were talking about, when the u.s. also looked at the same situation. in that case, the state department made a determination that israel had improved the conditions for humanitarian assistance to get into gaza to the point that they were not specifically violating this law. the u.s. was able to continue to provid

courtney kube is at the pentagon for us. erin, israel's iron dome is world famous, but it is not perfect. what can you tell us about these attacks from lebanon? >> reporter: yeah, that's right, chris. that imperfection was on full display last night when that hezbollah drone apparently went undetected through israeli air space, slamming into the galani base to the north of israel as the troops there were eating dinner, killing four of them, injuring scores more. i was speaking to a former israeli commander of israel's air defense. he was telling me just how challenging it is to try and detect and prevent drones from entering israel's air space and conducting these attacks. he said they're extremely small. they're extremely slow moving, and they fly at low altitudes. if you can't detect them, you can't intercept them. take a listen to what he had to say. >> we are not prepared enough for that situation, and the fact is, that's our enemies. recognize that, saw that, and they're using lots and lots of drones and uavs from iran,

but courtney was a recipe detective, talked to my family, friends, and came up with these recipes. of the is my brother chris' bacon wrapped shrimp, a we're kind of surf and turf. >> i would love to have that recipe. i know food and family are at the center of the cookbook. you did actually -- you were joking about people not writing things down, but you did go back and find some roker family recipes. >> yeah, exactly. so it's really kind of -- it's almost like america. there's southern influences, because debra's family is from the south, caribbean influences, my family is from jamaica and the bahamas. courtney worked at michelin starred restaurants and some of the chefs she worked with donated some. and friends of ours, from chocolate chip cookies to smothered chicken, it's all in there. >> i'm getting hungry. most of the time when people talk about a family cookbook, it is just their family. why was it important for you to go broader? >> well, because i think when you think about family, especially today, our families are extended. how many aunties and uncles do you have who are

this has the potential to become a very bloody war for lebanon, but also for israel. >> courtney, you heard richard there, seven fronts, so astutely putting what israel is actually facing. that's the four i mentioned, also including syria and the west bank, and iraq. the united states says it's going to back israel no matter what, that we have israel's interests as our own interests. at the same time, president biden is saying that he does not believe israel should strike back at iran's nuclear sites. are there any red lines for the united states? >> reporter: so at this point, all the u.s. talking about in support is defensive in nature, and the statements that they're putting out, specifically yesterday morning, before the attack by irans, was that the u.s. would continue to defend israel and israeli had the right of self-defense, to defend against all of those potential threats that richard just laid out there. now, the u.s. has taken some offensive actions in some of the cases, specifically against the houthis. specifically they take offensive action against potential threats in i

courtney, let me ask you about the pentagon. i know they're having a briefing right now. what did the pentagon know about this if they knew anything? >> reporter: we don't have any indication the u.s. knew about this beforehand. what we have learned, since the israelis confirmed they have dna evidence that this was yahya sinwar, the u.s. has played this role for the last year in helping the israelis to track and locate terrorist leaders inside gaza like sinwar, and in fact, we have heard from senior biden administration officials, saying there were u.s. special operators and intelligence officials on the ground in israel, not in gaza, but in israel who were helping with this effort. and even name checked. they even said specifically they were helping to find sinwar, but all of that being said, the officials who we have been speaking with seemed to be caught off guard by this announcement and by this -- when it first came out that there was the possibility that sinwar had been killed in this mission yesterday. u.s. officials were caught off guard. in fact, just to give you

but if for that, i'll tell you, she'll be el paso new motor at you test diplomacy. courtney course on the last 4 of the 2 of us cannot come for me to take her. they also need to settle the thursday with the and all these children will never become adults. they will not have children, they will not have grandchildren, great grandchildren, and please take into consideration if not their life was lost, but also the talents were lost. who knows how many genius were among those children? and how many music sion so many positions to biologists who knows, we lost not only the life of the children, but also the talents of the children. and this should never be forgot that god up the time when i eventually was that i that night that gives me and they'll get you . what else was the sound? oh god, what i'm was for a man at the start and it was that a we, when we looked at the lesson, there was a good name is that i was discussed on the desk of what's going on with. and i don't know, you must, can throw up a lot of color cause that a visit to you and i thought a lot in wise. yeah. to find a cause

let's bring in courtney with the latest. >> thanks for having me, frank. >> we mentioned futures undero you see today shaping up? >> our word of the day is rates. we have been talking about this on the show already. where interest rates are heading is going to continue to be a large story here. despite the fact that the fed has started the supersized rate cuts, the treasury yields higher despite that. i think what you need to realize is the fact that bonds speak just as loud as the fed. the fed is coming in lowering rates and the bonds are telling you a dichfferent story. keep an eye on this story. i don't think it is ending aa any time here in the near future. because inflation is sticky here, you need to make sure you have inflation hedges in the portfolio. >> we get ppi coming up later today. we are showing the 10-year chart. 4.09. at what level do you think that becomes, you know, distressful with the equity market and bonds flat out more aattractive? >> i think what you need to consider is the yield curve is normalized which is a better thing for businesses. the fact you no longer

. >> courtney, can you stand? wife, mom, attorney she is here with a question. >> thank you so much. good evening. my name is courtney and i'm a first generation american. chaldeans are indigenous iraqis who are catholic and predominantly area. a close knit. the recent political climate has begun to divide us. while i know you have passed bipartisan proposals, hold you say to people like myself one of these traditionally conservative communities who want to move forward but feeling the pressures of the political divide? >> thank you. i have met with members and leaders of the minute and thank you for being here. i think there is something about core values as well as what is at stake with the risk and danger. i would offer you an example of what i think would be an important issue. for example, the issue of how we think about healthcare in america. i know enough about the culture to know it is perspective of who we are americans in general, we respect our elders, we take care of them. a personal story, i took care

courtney store. we love courtney store.edible. jeremy and ayo and lionel. they are killing it. they are very adamant about it. they want to do it. they put in time. >> stephen: do you taste it, do you taste it and go, that's good, that's bad? what do you think of how the food turns out? >> matty: we taste. we eat very well on set. >> stephen: are you eating what they are making? >> matty: no. the are making it and it's called but sometimes like the season we are doing beautiful crab and there's fine dining stuff. we are eating up for grabs, you know. >> stephen: the fine dining, taking out tweezers. why the tweezers? >> matty: i don't know. that's not my world. i trained in french bistros. i make a cassoulet and bouillabaisse. a little au poive, little broth. >> stephen: potatoes dauphinoise. a little more butter. >> matty: never hurts. the fine dining is a different lane. it's a different lane. >> stephen: your family had a restaurant. >> matty: my grandfather was a retired mountie and when he retired -- >> stephen: in can

courtney kube and ehman, thank you very much.reciate it. >>> and ben rhodes former national deputy security advisor under president barack obama. joining me now. ben, the president was asked about oil refineries and basically said shouldn't do that. president joe biden. meanwhile, the republican nominee has been sort of bragging all over the place he's talking to netanyahu i think every day, he might have said. and has been telling netanyahu, do whatever you have to do. how much do you think those calculations are -- weighing on israeli leadership or netanyahu's case, in netanyahu's cass calculation of this? >> definitely inform his calculation. bibi netanyahu if not a deeply political animal. we should note, chris. it's deeply strange and troubling that someone who's not the president of united states is in touch with foreign leaders in a war in which the united states is the principle support, military support and giving counsel to him. may be differ from what the president of the united states is saying. in a post-norm reality

we're getting our first look at aaron and courtney reese's halloween zombie takeover as they tied thet. this is awesome. >> so everyone, including the guests, showed up in full costume and the couple said that if they were going to spend money on a wedding, they wanted to do it. their way. >> so that's what they did. >> look at that. >> more couples need to do this. >> absolutely. and they're the reese's too. i thought they would have had some, like reese's themed. >> oh, true, the best candy they had to do the thriller dance at some point, right? >> as a whole, as a whole group. >> i would rather go to a wedding like this. normal wedding, right? >> because they're all the same at some point. yeah. so this is especially andrew knows that he's been to like a thousand of them. >> all right. next to one of the most creative group costumes we've seen. why didn't we come up with this? >> this would have been really fun, but we were busy being superheroes. however, you could have also, this is up in canada dressed as a roller coaster. you have fake legs in front with your real legs behind t

nbc's courtney kube has the latest on that.nderstand, again, we talk about high drama, that secretary austin is at nato in brussels, he gets passed a note that says sinwar is dead? >> that's right, and that underscores how quickly this was unfolding today. as you mentioned, secretary austin in brussels for a nato meeting, the nato defense ministerials meeting. according to a defense minister, he was sitting in a meeting when someone handed him a note that there were reports that sinwar could have been killed in an operation by the israeli defense forces. at that point, there still was not confirmation. that was earlier today before the israelis confirmed that they had dna evidence that they had gotten yahya sinwar. after the ministerial, secretary austin spoke with his israeli counter part, yoav gallant. i should say they speak on a nearly daily basis. it's not surprising that they spoke, but at that point, the israelis did not have confirmation that sinwar was who was killed at that operation in gaza. so it wasn't even at that

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. >> joining us now courtney kube. what do we know about this?w why the north korean troops are russia. while the south korean government and ukrainian government have been talking about this for days, secretary austin speaking about this in rome is the first time anyone in the u.s. government has acknowledged that the u.s. believes this to be true. the south korean government saying they believe about 3,000 north korean troops have moved into russia, but they're not sure what their purpose there will be. they're saying this number could grow to 10,000 in the next six weeks or by the end of the year. that's the same sentiment we've heard from u.s. officials. it's not clear what the troops could be doing. president zelenskyy, when asked about this earlier this week, confirmed that ukraine also believes north korean troops have gone to russia. he said they could be doing it for money, though. what is clear here is there's a growing alliance between russia and north korea. north korea has been providing russia with weapons that have been used on the

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al and courtney join us now.r here this early. is this is is fantastic. congratulations on the book. i was so honored to be at your book party the other night and to hear the story and the genesis of how this came together. so courtney, you were the chef, the professional chef. al's a great cook. >> let's not -- >> so how did this come together between the two of you? >> so, umm, you know, during the pandemic, he was making a lot of social videos with my little brother, nick. dad would make an appearance once in a while and he was getting positive feedback, saying you should write a cookbook. i was thinking i'm a recipe developer, this is a great opportunity to write a cookbook and a great bonding experience. i brought the idea to him and he was not interested at first. >> you turned down your daughter? >> i had written one 30 years ago and i know how much work it is. i said we'll do this, but you have to do the recipes. i'll write the head notes, but this is your baby, literally. >> where do you begin? al, nobod

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. >> nbc news senior national security correspondent courtney kubie, what more do we know about these documents and who might be responsible for that apparent leak? >> reporter: so that's really the huge question right now, who could be responsible for that, the u.s. is investigating and in fact we heard from the national security council's john kirby earlier today, he said the department of defense is investigating that, we asked dod officials about that they're not commenting about whether they're leading the investigation. as you said, kate, they're highly classified documents, they look at how israel could ultimately respond to iran's attack nearly three weeks ago on israel, you'll remember that iran firing nearly 200 ballistic missiles at israel several weeks ago, since then there has been widespread expectation and in fact, israel has talked about how they'll retaliate for that, but the big question has been how could they respond, well, these documents lay out some of the ways that israel is not only ready to respond with missiles, but also how they could be prepared to defend

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and courtney once again, these were not the same weaponry used in april, right? that stuff, the projectiles they shot over in april moved much slower. it took them longer to get there. this was a 12-minute flight time. were they intercontinental, ballistic missiles? >> we believe many were but we don't have an exact breakdown of if it's possible there were others. we believe that many if not most of them were fired from iran as well but we're also working on that. so when you look at the scale of what happened in april versus what we know about today, more than 300 projectiles in april but more were drones, munitions. while the number here appears to be significantly less in the total number of projectiles fired today, the potential for damage or the significance you could argue may be more tonight or today. and that is because the majority were ballistic missiles. as you said, they simply fly faster. they have the potential to carry a much higher payload. they are precision guided. as you were mentioning some of these slower drones, they're not that difficult to

it doesn't sound as though from courtney kube and others that the u.s. has shored up the same alliance it did in april, including the jordanians who they -- they helped the israelis and the united states shooting down those ballistic missiles flying over them. now we don't know exactly whether or not these missiles are going to be swatted out of the sky so easily. last time it was mostly drones. now u.s. officials are telling my colleagues in washington, like courtney, monica and carol that more -- a higher proportion of the projectiles that are going to be fired -- it sounds like we are hearing them being fired now. a higher proportion are going to be ballistic missiles and not drones. therefore, it will be more complicated, more difficult to intercept them even for the iron dome. it probably will be more like david's sling, the higher order of anti-missile defense or anti-air defense theisraelis employ. iron dome is for smaller missiles. david's sling is a little bit more sophisticated. it's for ballistic missiles that tend to be higher in the atmosphe

to this briefing, but i think it's important to go to nbc senior national security correspondent courtneye. this is an historic decision on the part of the u.s. and g7 going back to russia's invasion of ukraine. they took assets that were in their own jurisdictions. now they're using them in an historic way. talk about what this is and why it could be important. >> reporter: so what we have seen over the past several months is north korea has provided russia with equipment, weapons, weapons that have been used effectively on the battlefield in ukraine. now for the first time we have u.s. officials speaking on the record on camera saying there's concern that some of these 3,000 north korean soldiers who are in eastern russia, training with russian soldiers, that they could be deployed into ukraine, used potentially to help russia in their war there. why this is so significant is two main reasons. number one, it shows the real growing and partner -- burgeoning partnership and relationship between these two nations. there was some concern initially that maybe this would be north korean soldi

secretary, this is courtney rosen from bloomberg government. i would like to ask about the upcoming election. are you thinking about that in terms of voters being able to access their polling places in states that are having such significant damage? sec. mayorkas: courtney, we have seen state and local officials who are, of course course, on point, ensuring access to voting. we have seen them take measures to ensure that people can in fact reach their polling places. some polling places have been damaged. for example, as a result of hurricane helene. but they are pivoting to make sure there are other facilities available to them and they will have different places at which they can place their votes. this is something that this is -- that the cybersecurity agency of our department, as it is known by its acronym, works very closely with state and local officials to assist in that regard. >> is an example of one way they are assisting at this time? sec. mayorkas: so, what we do, there are three threat vectors. there is physical violence, there is

joining us now, nbc's matt bradley in beirut and nbc's courtney kube in the pentagon.hat is the latest out of beirut at this hour. >> reporter: as you mentioned, there were bombings all night long over the country, most targeting the financial institution israelis say iran had been using to funnel money to hezbollah for their operation. so this has been going on all over the country, in the valley in the east and in southern lebanon, but a lot was concentrated right here, right outside beirut in the neighborhood behind me, which has been really pummelled. this is a hezbollah stronghold. it is a mostly shiite muslim neighborhood and now it is basically completely gutted because of repeated assaults by the israelis over much of the last month, ever since they really, you know, upticked their effort to try to target hezbollah here in lebanon. so all of this is happening, as you mentioned. we're seeing a new flurry of diplomacy from the americans. antony blinken, the u.s. secretary of state, will be leaving to go to the middle east to try his hand once again at some sort o

>>with your entertainment report, i'm courtney friel. >>back in san francisco for their preseason home opener, taking on the sacramento kings tonight after getting a victory in the capital city on wednesday, they're heading out steph curry, team usa bobbleheads to the first 10,000 fans and got the real thing. he's got the gold medal re awarded by draymond green. let's get to the highlights of this one. it was raining threes early on for the warriors. moses moody ties the game at 13. he had a big night and they're going need him this year counting on him to step steph curry has been known to make a 3 from time to time. the nice pump fake yet 6 points. 4 assists in 16 minutes or so. and then it's another young guy. jonathan if he can hit that 3, his game was going to go to the next level. well, they brought in buddy hield this year. he's a guy can shoot from distance. it's the triple from the corner. 32, the 21 warriors at that point. wondering for a second, they're showing steph yet because but he's tying his shoe at sardi's. multitasking

courtney gordon's son and daughter both attend the school. i think we are just saddened and nervous and scared. i think our kids are feeling so happy and safe here at this school, and it's just overwhelming kind of sadness and worry now. holding signs. students marched with their parents on castro street. first grade teacher leanne francis says there was a somber mood on campus today as word of the possible closure spread. we're all shocked and feel sick to our stomachs. really, for our school and for other schools that are being closed. the children know and they're very worried. they're anxious. fifth grader t.j. perry shared his reaction. it made me, like, sad and mad. the district has identified 11 schools for possible closure, including eight elementary schools, one k through eight school and two high schools. we want to maintain local control and we want to ensure that we have a balanced budget and that we are not continuing to deficit spend. the san francisco unified school district says closing the 11 schools could save the cash strap

she'll be el paso new mode that you test appointment's name. courtney course on the last 4 of the 2 of us could not get cut for me to cut back cuz i also need the settle the thursday. right. the and all these children will never become adults. they will not have children that were most have grandchildren, luck going, grandchildren, and please take into consideration if not their life was lost, but also the talents were lost. who knows how many genius were among those children? and how many music sion so many physicians biologists who knows, we lost not only the life of the human, but also the talents of the children. and this should never be forgot that kind of the time when i eventually, instead of the night that it gives me and they'll get you what are for us to some oh god, what i'm going to a man at the start on your neck. was that a we want to look at the lesson there we are going name is that i was discussed on the desk of what's going on with and i don't know, you must be and took them out of color like was that a visit to you? and i thought a lot in wise yeah, throw funding bec