>> fred: like a minute >> seth: yeah, that's a long time >> fred: i know. and when you're kid, when you were a baby so it's like hard to, you know, hold your -- [ light laughter ] >> seth: oh, so the hard part wasn't how awkward it was. it was just keeping your arm up. >> fred: you'd be surprised. but as you get older as a teen, there's like more energy behind. >> seth: yeah, yeah, yeah. [ light laughter ] [ laughter ] merry christmas, buddy >> fred: merry christmas [ cheers and applause >> seth: our first guest is an emmy-award winning actress and director whose hip podcast "say more with dr. sheila" is available now. you can also see her along with tina fey on their restless leg tour, which has been extended into february. 11, count them, 11 shows at the beacon theater here in new york city please welcome back to the show. our very good friend amy poehler, everybody [ cheers and applause ♪ ♪ >> hi seth >> seth: hello >> hello >> seth: the city just feels better to have you back in it. >> oh it's so nice to be here on the last show of the year for you. >>

fred: another surprise, audience reaction.archive these recordings in the university's music library, figuring they would be too painful to hear. but hall says there was strong influence for subsequent constant -- concerts. and it peaked the interest of various musicians like ken and the isles ensemble. ♪ >> a lot of people i think were almost reluctant to applaud. >> i felt that too, until we stood up. i guess we should, but what are we clapping for here? fred: in the post concert, he saw how the music had taken the audience, as he put it, to a new dimension. >> i just have chills. playing the music would have been one thing. but playing those quotes, so you really did imagine yourself as in the camp. >> that is kind of the reason i did today's concert. it was to provide context. because you feel music before you start to think about it. ♪ fred: music drawn for this concert from the historical breadth of jewish tradition, offered as medicine to a world wracked by conflict. for the pbs "newshour," i am fred de sam lazaro. geof

fred. >> all right. alayna treene, thank you so much in iowa. >>> make sure to watch the political debate wednesday at 9:00 p.m. moderated by dana bash of cnn. >>> and tomorrow, the homeland secretary alejandro mayorkas is to go to the border, and you were there, rafael romo, and tell me what this trip is going to be like for him. >> it is pivotal, and it is a year ago that president joe biden went to the border with the homeland secretary with him by his side. at the time, the administration was talking about a $600 million in funding for border infrastructure and increase of 100 border patrol agents after a migrant surge. what is the border trip by mayorkas going to be called? it is called operational visit with border patrol efforts and they will meet with the border enforcement and protection personnel and leadership of the border and local officials and as divided as republicans and democrats are, something that both agree on is that urgent measures are needed near the border and that what the local

fred. >> all right.will check back with you in las vegas. >>> trump's republican rival nikki haley is in her home state of south carolina there, working to drum up support before next month's critical primary election. on the trail in the palmetto state. >> reporter: we are hearing nikki haley needle the president in recent days, calling him thin skinned, calling him unhinged, suggesting he is too distracted and mired in controversy to be an effective candor president. what we're seeing from her is her not really slowing down. she is resisting calls from trump and the republican establishment to exit the race. her campaign says she raised upwards of $2 million since new hampshire. she is holding 13 fundraisers in five states just in the next three-and-a-half weeks, and she is campaigning here in south carolina over the weekend, in the greenville area today, in the myrtle beach area tomorrow. her message in part to voters is that she can capture moderates and independents in a way that trump cannot in a g

dance with fred astaire , gene kelly? fred astaire, gene kelly?>> well , at first i knew gene >> well, at first i knew gene and the kind of that kind of dancing which i'd never seen. we didn't have musicals during the war. we didn't see jazz dance thing. we didn't see any of that. so that was totally new. and i thought, that's thrilling. bent knees . you know , lots of bent knees. you know, lots of shoulders , lots of charm . and shoulders, lots of charm. and years later, fred asked me to be his partner in daddy long legs . his partner in daddy long legs. my his partner in daddy long legs. my god . and i thought, this is my god. and i thought, this is it. this is it. it's fabulous. and i couldn't stop watching him. and the thrill of dancing with him was something cannot be described . and his sense of described. and his sense of rhythm, which is indicated by a shoulder, by a hand, by a, you know, by a movement of the eyes, something like that. his sense of rhythm was remarkable. he had just lost his wife just before the film started , and we close

fred: dr.d organizer of the drive, says primary care providers have borne the brunt of a relentless drive to squeeze profits by increasingly large corporate owners, at the expense of patient care. his employer, allina, is a 5 billion dollar a year health system, with 60 primary and urgent care clinics across the twin cities area and nearby wisconsin communities. hoffman says that the problems here are hardly unique. dr. hoffman: you could go to any city, you could find a health system where the same issues exist. the main problem is we have so much paperwork, so much administrative work that really isn't about delivering care to patients. the victims of that are really the patients we see. it's waiting on hold, it's not getting to see your normal doctor, it's having to see someone that doesn't know about you. fred: pediatrician jennifer mehmal said she'd had enough and took an early retirement from allina to strike out on her own. with a psychotherapist colleague , she was just settling in a ne

fred: dr.hose who protested an even graver policy at allina, one they took to the new york times. the policy instructed staff to stop providing care to patients with more than $4500 in overdue bills, going beyond the more common practice of turning such debts over to collection agencies. did you have personal experiences with patients that you could no longer see? dr. hoffman: yes, absolutely. these are the patients are really need the care the most. people that can't pay their bills. a lot of these people are children. fred: allina announced it has since discontinued the policy. the company declined to be interviewed for this story but in a statement said, "while we are disappointed in the decision by some of our providers to be represented by a union we remain , committed to our ongoing work to create a culture where all employees feel supported and valued." when all ballots were tallied the 500+ providers voted two to one in favor of the union. what do you expect if you get to the bargaining

fred? >> polo savl ndoval, thank you much. >>> speaking of new york, this breaking news in the nfl playoffs. now that game, the highly-anticipated game where feet of snow is expected in buffalo bills territory, that game has been postponed. the buffalo bills and the pittsburgh steelers, those are hardy teams. the game is postponed until monday because of the severe weather. patrick snell joining us now with details on this. you know it's bad when even the buffalo bills' home game is going to be postponed. >> yeah, you know when it is getting really bad and concerning. >> yeah. >> i think based on the information we're still getting and still processing, fred, i think almost certainly without question, the right decision given the conditions. >> sure. >> this is literally just developing within the last few minutes. i think it's a step rarely seen in terms of nfl history, but a necessary one, as i was saying. you have the gusty winds there. just look at these images here, fred. they speak fo

he did, fred. but notably in a statement published after his resignation he did not address any of the allegations, choosing instead to focus on his role at both tko and wwe out of respect for the wwe universe, the extraordinary tko business and its board members and shareholders, partners and constituents. and all of the employees and superstars who help make wwe into the global leader it is today. mcmahon said, "i have decided to resign from my executive chairmanship and the tko board of directors, effective immediately." >> what about the alleged victim? i mean, these allegations are pretty horrific. >> yes, horrific indeed. and the allegations are there in the complaint. there's one disturbing incident, fred, detailed in the lawsuit where both mcmahon and laranadis allegedly forcibly restrained grant behind a locked door as she begged them to stop. one of the men allegedly said to her, "no means yes." in a statement to cnn on thursday, jenelle grant's attorney said the lawsuit sought to hold ac

fred? >> and then republican senator james lankford, one of the negotiators for a border security bill between congress and the white house said, he expects to see text for a border bill this week. what do we know? >> that's right. and that's lreally the other sie of the same coin, right? both democrats and republicans realize that the border crisis is a problem that needs to be addressed immediately. and some members of congress are taking steps to come up with an agreement with that goal. there's no agreement yet. this issue is tied with a larger supplemental package that would include funding for ukraine and israel, fred. >> okay. and then there's the texas governor, greg abbott, who said this morning he's pretty confident his state will win against a lawsuit filed by the biden administration. >> that's right. abbott essentially says that because in miss view, the federal government is not enforcing law. the state of texas is obligated to do so. this is how he explained it earlier today.

fred?priscilla alvarez, thanks so much. >>> the migrant crisis on the border continues to spill over into democratically led cities including new york. recent arrivals, many of whom were bussed there by texas are facing harsh winter weather also complicating the crisis a shortage of beds forcing some migrants to live in tents outside an already crowded temporary shelter setup. mayor eric adams said earlier this month the city is out of room after receiving thousands of asylum seekers. i would like to bring in now cnn correspondent gloria pasmino. what's happening there? >> well, fred, as you can see, it can be pretty difficult conditions here on randall's island especially when the weather is bad and people have to be exposed to the elements. we spent some time here speaking with migrants including some who have arrived here in recent weeks and are still waiting for shelter placement. they tell me their turn is in the thousands. we also spoke to migrants who were given a bed and eventually

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fred. >> elisa, polo sandoval, thank you both. appreciate it. >>> president biden launches a second round of attacks on iran-back rebels in yemen. houthi officials planning to retaliate. >>> and allegations of an improper leadership with her leader prosecutor in the georgia trial as a judge now plans to consider this in court. mathieu joseph. >>> the u.s. carried out a second round of strikes against iran-backed youth rebels in yemen. the attack launched by the u.s. was smaller in scale with assaults earlier in the week when 30 houthi locations were targeted by the u.s. and several allies. houthi officials vowed to retaliate after both sets of strikes. houthi forces fired at least one anti-ship ballistic missile on friday after the first round of strikes. but it didn't hit any vessels. for weeks, houthi rebels have been carrying out drone and missile attacks on commercial ships in the red sea. phil mud is a former cia counter terrorism official and the author of several books on intelligence and the cia, phil, great to see you. >>

fred: thank you brian.: all right and have a great saturday night and he welcomes us adjudicated here in a couple is forced into the other thing about left of the dog after the $4000 in cash, and jimmy phelan the only way to get the money back. and he will tell us next emily was the first time ♪ ♪ charlotte! charl! every day can be extraordinary with rich, creamy, delicious fage total yogurt. here's why you should switch fo to duckduckgo on all your devie duckduckgo comes with a built-n engine like google, but it's pi and doesn't spy on your searchs and duckduckgo lets you browse like chrome, but it blocks cooi and creepy ads that follow youa from google and other companie. and there's no catch. it's fre. we make money from ads, but they don't follow you aroud join the millions of people taking back their privacy by downloading duckduckgo on all your devices today. >> time for the news stories everybody's talking about out intelligent joining us out to build outfox across america comedian to reveal it was a

fred could not bear what he heard and saw, so he decided to leave with the two stories he had. decided to stay and entered the intensive care unit, which was filled with casualties. we listen to hanenen story. hanen, yes, what were you doing when the bombing happened? where were you? i was at home. where were you sitting? what was everybody doing? we were baking bread because we had no bread. were you baking bread because you had no bread? yes. what happened after that? we were bombed. were you bombed? yes. all your siblings were... yes, your mother and all your siblings, yes, all right, all right, she knows nothing about her family, her little brother. her sister uh died, but we want to kill her uh that her sister died, uncle, her sister only, uncle, and there is other child four months, yes, uncle, did any of my siblings die, they are all fine and waiting for you to go out in good condition, they are all fine, your mother, brothers and sisters where? where are they now? they did not come yet because you are in the intensive care unit. tomorrow, when you go out, they will come

but fred, let me go back even further. in 1960, you recount an episode in the book in your first volume in 1956, when john f kennedy decided to go and the people around decided to go for the vice presidency and get him nominated. yeah. and as part of that effort, of course the democratic coalition at that point was extremely dependent on white southern segregationists, the solid south. he was asked during that attempt to get the vice presidency he would publicly affirm the rightness of the brown v board supreme court decision outlawing legal segregation in schools. and he wouldn't do it though it's quite true segregationists, as i think you all know, the key committees in congress, they were hugely important in the democratic party. and it was it was a brief it a very dramatic moment when this race for the vice presidency occurred, because adlai stevenson, as i think, you know, decided to throw the the nomination to the floor of the convention. and the kennedys were not really prepared for this. nobody was prepared for thi

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now, fred, i can tell you that historically, donald trump has a point. if he were to win new hampshire right after winning iowa, he would be the first non republican or non incumbent republican who had done so in 40 years so that's really the hope for the campaign. as omar mentioned as well, donald trump is really ramping up his attacks on nikki haley. he's going to continue to do that tocnight and the rest of te weekend. he's been throwing cold water on the notion about her being his vp saying she's not smart enough and really trying to undercut any momentum she has in these final days until tuesday. >> thank you. while two out of three candidates are there in new hampshire, ron desantis is actually spending his time in south carolina. that's where we find steve right now on the trail with him. so, what's the psychological here on why desantis is there in south carolina when that primary is yet four weeks away? >> it's because he can't win in new hampshire and he is positioned to finish in a d distant third place. they are quickly moving their operation

fred? >> all right. priscilla, thank you so much. let's go to las vegas where trump will hold a rally there soon. elena, what is everyone expecting from trump today? >> reporter: right, well, fred, this is a state where they don't really see nikki haley as a player. donald trump and his team feel like they've already won nevada, and that's because nikki haley is not on the ballot for the nevada caucus. she's on the ballot for the primary. the caucus is really where the big -- the crucial delegates will be going -- excuse me -- where crucial delegates will be awarded to the candidate who wins in that state. because nikki haley is not a huge player in nevada, it does give donald trump and his team the perfect opportunity to try and shift their messaging to more of a general election rematch with joe biden. and because of that, i think we're expected to hear from donald trump to talk about the economy, talk about crime, and also talk about the border, as priscilla said. that is a big issue in the l limeligh

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and the truth is, fred, we just don't know at this stage. negative 20, two snow storms last week leading to impassable roads. it gets cold in iowa. iowans are used to it, but even they tell me this level of cold is unusual. what the candidates seem to be banking on, though, is the immense pride that iowans feel in this process. so the caucus is not like a traditional primary where you can just show up and go vote and then go home. you spend several hours advocating for your candidate. it's a very involved and animated process, trying to convince your neighbors and friends to support your candidate as well. so all of that enthusiasm, the fact that iowans take so much pride in going first, also candidates have really built an infrastructure to insure that their supporters get out to the polls. they are doing all of that to combat these bitter, bitter temperatures. but no one knows for sure how this will impact the process. we don't know what it's going to look like in the rural areas especially, where people have to travel a great distance, fr

fred. >> jeff, thank you so much. kristen holmes, you're outside of former president trump's headquarters in urbandale, iowa. this was supposed to be his final blitz of the state. now, it's down to one event. what's his message? >> reporter: that's right. the final, closing message is, one, tempering expectations, and, two, trying to make sure everybody gets out to caucus. one of the big things that his team had done was target first-time caucus-goers. this was an effort to expand the electorate in favor of donald trump. they used years of data, people who had showed some support for donald trump, whether it be in fundraising or gone to an event but never caucused. now, they're trying to bring those people out to caucus. the big question is will it work, and will it work particularly under these conditions? i have been told by senior advisors they were trying to temper expectations. the polls of 30 points, they were not sure the margins were that big. do they still think donald trump is going to win? yes. but they are

>> reporter: fred, the weather is the big wild card. when i woke up this morning it was negative 20 degrees. that's why we're inside right now. and listen, iowans will tell you they're used to the cold, but this is extreme even for them. so we are just not sure what it's going to look like. what i can tell you is the candidates are working hard to get their message out to iowans. they are holding caucus day rallies tomorrow, so up until the minute tomorrow evening, they're going to try to appeal to these iowans to get out and participate in the caucus process. haley forced to shift one of her events to a tele town hall due to this weather. i want to remind our viewers are a caucus is much different from traditional voting or a traditional primary. it's a very active and animated process. you have iowans going in to community centers, different sites, and basically advocating for their candidate, trying to convince their neighbors and friends to come over to their side. and what i'm hearing from the candidates is they're banking on the u

>> reporter: fred, over the weekend we have just heard hahaley unload on trump.he called him -- and listen, there are some conservative voters who are receptive to this message. i met one last night in the greenville area, an educator. take a listen to what she told me. >> stop bullying. we've been through one -- well, we had a caucus and new hampshire. she's being bullied out. she needs to hang in there. that's what he does with women. he bullies them. >> reporter: did you vote for trump in 2020. >> nah,, i went biden. >> reporter: you voted for biden? >> i was trump in 2016, but i went biden. i just don't like the way he treats people. name-calling is so juvenile. >> reporter: so even here in ruby red south carolina you'll meet conservative voters like that one, who voled for trump in 2016, and then voted for biden in 2020, and are now looking for a new candidate entirely. you know, the republican establishment, they do have to listen to voices like that one to core nate the former president. there is a wing of the party, a segment of the party that's really re

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this is fred, a journalist. between the corridors and the rooms. he's filming what he sees and hears of the stories of those who were wounded. he seeks to send message from alsha hospital about what happened to these people as a result of the land invasion of the gaza strip. we are from wathen family from albura area, we fled when the israeli occupation invaded our area, eight people from my family remained behind. we went to the shelters which were underw our schools, when we were inside the school, the israeli army bonded, so we escaped to another school, however we remained scared of being bombed again, so we rented house from abumsan family. during the first night we were bombed again while the children were sleeping. the children were wounded and four family members were killed, one of them was the mother of these three children. their father lost his leg and he is now at the intensive care unit in a dangerous condition. my aunt was killed and so was another small girl. the bodies of the eight people we left at albura area in bethan were taken

fred keeps moving between the rooms, then enters another room. finds a two-year-old baby girl who has a different story with the israeli occupations rocket. we are neighbors of the khattab family. their family home was targeted on the 3rd of august 2014. a first missile hit and then seconds later, second missile scored a direct hit to the two-story house and destroyed it completely. 16 people used to live in that house, seven of them were killed. her father was killed, her mother, two aunts and an uncle, her grandfather and grandmother also she's alone. well, sadly enough, this is one of many palestinian cases that we can see here now in gaza, and that we have been seen so many times before, i just feel hopeless when when the western world. world, europe and america, they don't see this and take it seriously and take any action against israel. fred could not bear what he heard and saw, so he decided to leave with the two stories he had. we decided to stay and entered the intensive care unit, which was filled with casualties. we listen to hanenen

>> reporter: as you can see, fred, the snow is starting to pick up this afternoon.e've seen it over the past hour or so. it's really nice conditions. it's like 32 degrees, not too breezy at the moment. there is some limited visibility. you can see looking at the state capitol about a block behind me that some of the snow is starting to accumulate. it's this really heavy, more packable, dense ksnow, which is creating slick conditions out here. if you look at the roads, they look pretty clear. driving around, they are a bit slick. we know that crews pretreated a lot of roads here in harrisburg and really across pennsylvania. if you look at the side street here, it gives you a sense of conditions on a lot of streets, still snowy, icy. all we have seen throughout this early part of the afternoon and these roads getting more and more slick, these sidewalks are definitely slippery. if you look outside this business, you can see some owners, homeowners, different people took the initiative and salted the sidewalks trying to stay safe. it's definitely coming down this after

listen, we're an hour into this news, fred. trump and his aides have spent a year destroying desantis as much as they could. one of the strategic decisions we will look back on is even desantis, last summer his numbers were starting to go down, he was clearly fading, the trump campaign made the decision to never take the boot off his neck in this race, even when tiffs clear that trump was so dominant in iowa in the fall, heading into the caucuses this winter, they never stopped trying to make sure they squeezed every vote away they could from ron desantis. i think that will prove to be a great strategic decision. >> and then, you know, money, again that thread of money is throughout all of this. desantis had a trail of pacs supporting him. as the campaign entered into the fourth quarter, it only had reportedly $5 million in cash on hand. how does this happen? help people understand how you go through this money, which it seems like the treasure trove is colossal, and whittled down every so quickly. >> the television ads do noti

fred! how are you?! fred... fuel up to 7 brain health indicators, including your memory.oin the neuriva brain health challenge. >> martha: the biden team is hitting the campaign trail as the president faces low approval ratings and questions from voters on whether she's up for another term. so this week our chief white house correspondent mary bruce took those questions to vice president kamala harris. >> reporter: at 81 years old already, and hoping for another four years, voter concern about president joe biden's age and fitness for office is growing. we asked vice president kamala harris about that when we spent the day with her in the first democratic primary state of south carolina. she brushed it off and defended her running mate's mental sharp ness. >> i spent a lot of time with president biden, be it in the oval office, in the situation room, and other places. he is extraordinarily smart. he has the ability to see around the corner in terms of what might be the challenges we face as a nation or globally. >> reporter: but it doesn't seem that's getting out and reso

yes, a little fred warner. how cute. >> when they were going through that losing skid, do you remember when she was on the podcast and sitting there saying i don't feel sorry for you guys? she's hard on him. and that's probably what he needs. well, we need the ultimate 49ers fan. on social reach out. if know the ultimate 49ers fan or if you are, where can they reach us. >> instagram, facebook and x@kpix tv or just hashtag. kpix, love to chat with you and head to vegas with the niners. >> yes, road to vegas. >>> all right, are tech cutbacks continuing to haunt the bay area? what new numbers show in this morning's money watch report. >>> and finding the way, can communities come to consensus on the israel-hamas war? people in hey, you should try new robitussin honey medi-soothers for long-lasting cough and sore throat relief. try new robitussin lozenges with real medicine and find your voice. you know? we really need to work on your people skills. >> woman: what's my safelite story? i'm a photographer. and when i

that was fred thiel.back to you. >>> earlier on when i was speaking to arjun, one of the things i was thinking is whether or not all of these events are fully priced in, a question arjun put to fred thiel. we talk about the potential for etf coming online. there's been such a huge run-up to where it's trading. can it continue, it will be a big question for the crypto community. let's look at the european markets once more. we're a lot more green. we started off the day pretty mixed with a couple trading underwater, but now you can see pretty much all of them with the exception of ftse are trading in the positive. we have the ftse 100 lagging due to basic resources and you have the uk grocer right at the bottom of the ftse 100 pulling down some of the other names like tesco and mns. >>> we're sort of oscillating around the flat line. that's it for our show. i'm joumanna bercetche. "worldwide exchange" is coming up next. hi. i'm wolfgang puck when i started my online store wolfgang puck home i knew there wo

you those details when we have them, fred. >> we look forward to that mike valerio and pete muntean, and appreciate it. we will be right back. y. >>> all right. a week away from the iowa caucuses and the republican presidential candidates are making their pitches to voters across the hawkeye state. ron desantis and asa hutchinson have some meet and greets while vivek ramaswamy is making several campaign stops. the latest poll is showing donald trump with a commanding lead leaving nikki haley and ron desantis fighting for second place. we will talk about this and the upcoming iowa caucus with aaron murray for the "iowa gazette" and it is a busy but exciting time for you. >> right on both accounts without a doubt. >> and what are you hearing from the voters there ahead of the caucus? >> well, what we are interestingly still hearing is that there are still some iowa republicans who are still making up their minds. i talked to a voter at the donald trump's rally in newton, iowa, yesterday, and i talked to a man who is still deciding to caucus for donald trump or ron desantis for example,

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para mí, el jugador clave va a ser fred warner desde la línea de linebackers.ivo para tener a love dentro de la bolsa de protección y permitir que nick y compañía puedan llegar hasta él. veremos si esto se define mañana. aquí en libres y los niners pueden acceder al partido por el campeonato de la nba. instalamos el fútbol mexicano. este fin de semana, que podría ser su debut con el rebaño, cuando las chivas visiten a tigres este domingo en san nicolás de los garza. en otro fragmento de nuestra exclusiva que tuvimos con él, habló sobre su hermano y cómo se lleva con este escuela primaria. >> your your brother gets to wear the mexican jersey often goes over there kind of camps and whatever the he tell you anything about it love how more or less. like how maxime players are like the culture of it. >> um, he was more sad. he's been. he's been really sad. honestly he hasn't talked to me much about like soccer wise, but more just like i'm going to miss you. it's going to be crazy with you. um, leave me for the first time. so we haven't got to chat much about it. we

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conflict doesn't spread. >> cnn's nic robertson has more on secretary blinken's visit. >> reporter: fred, the number one message that secretary blinken will be bringing to all meetings is that the united states does not want to see an escalation of tensions in the region. he wants that message to be pushed towards iran and to iran's proxies, and this is perhaps most tense along the northern border of israel at the moment. hezbollah today saying they fired 62 missiles at a monitoring station in the north of israel, a military monitoring station in the north of israel in retaliation for the killing of al aurora in beruit earlier in the week. they say they counted about 40 missiles and they returned fire at what they described as a terror cell, the idf watching right now to see if hezbollah escalate beyond this. but at the moment, this attack doesn't seem as if it's going to trigger, go above a threshold, if you will, to escalate the situation. it has that potential, but it hasn't so far. and this a big issue for secretary blinken, as i say, on all his stops. when he gets to israel, the foc

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fred. >> priscilla alvarez, thank you. >>> and so biden's embrace of tougher border measures comes as former president trump is actively working to dismantle the senate border deal saying thats should not concede a victory to democrats. a move that has republican senators seething. joining me to discuss this all is jeff duncan, have not political commentator and former republican lieutenant governor of georgia. jeff, great to see you. >> great to be here. >> this is confusing. isn't this the kind of measure that republicans have been wanting but now of course president trump has said, wait a minute, don't give this administration the victory? are republicans, those who are seething, is it enough, are they seething enough to try to push this through anyway? >> well, i think that i and probably almost every other american are shocked that it has taken joe biden this long to adjust his strategy on the border. certainly we need to adjust our strategy on the border. but i think it speaks to this back and forth, this oxymoronic take of us politicizing everything including the border. you ro