you're absolutely right- jen _ impacts? you're absolutely right. jen has _ impacts?absolutely right. jen has been - impacts? you're absolutely right. jen has been a - impacts? you're absolutely i right. jen has been a powerful right. jen has been a powerful engine for growth in the world and slower growth means lower growth in the region. —— china. it needs to do more on its own to grow and that needs reform. first of all, of the service sectors sound breaks up ...not notjust for not just for services notjust for services in not 'ust for services in the notjust for services in the manufacturing - notjust for services in j the manufacturing sectors notjust for services in - the manufacturing sectors that use these services. at the same time, deeds to equip its people to work with the new technologies that are coming, robots and artificial intelligence, etc. of course there are a lot of uncertainties in the world right now, the middle east work in the upcoming us election, how does it factor into your growth forecast for this region? knows the risks. we worry about the

this is what the election for jens. we come down to. girls that are pro ro and guys that are pro bread pro brad, being a making money. where do you go and use a lot of it. those are gone. i don't really watch the news. i kind of just like, i don't know. i just like to talk, i don't know. so is a take talk summary of the election campaign. so from 80 to the, the total initiative really fast by and totally messed up with this. so i don't think he knows what he said. even then someone almost killed trump then harris stepped up. i said, your name and a please, your president, the world's dying to know is it boxes or braves getting down with the kids as an always come naturally to presidential hopefuls? bill clinton gave it a shot on mtv, usually varies interactions and how to go on the other and shy this campaign though, it's essential, communicating with young audiences as a cool positive bodies, policies, election strategies, 111 for the to talk, a spirit of camelot iris brand, some of meetings need to to the right wing b

, and it's renewed questions about what jen knew. it is early morning in kissimmee, florida, and homicide detectives have been grilling jennifer soto for over an hour. >> should he be charged with murder? yes, please. does your role in her life lead this to happen? i'll be honest, yes. >> i know. >> two days earlier, jennifer's ex-boyfriend stephen stearns was arrested for possessing over 700 homemade images of her missing daughter, madeleine. the material was found on a cloud drive linked to his phone. sheriffs also believe he is responsible for 13 year old madeleine's murder, her cause of death, strangulation. >> i don't know why she noÉ everyone already knows that's not possible. >> 911. what's the location of your emergency? i'm reporting a missing child just days earlier. >> police received a call from jennifer herself saying her daughter was missing. but before long, they learned madeleine had been sharing a bed unsupervised with stearns in her own mother's home for years. >> that's the day you found out he was a predator? yeah

jens— handed over responsibility.eral of nato, said he was deeply concerned about the situation called for the escalation, very similar message from mark rutte saying he was _ message from mark rutte saying he was looking closely at what was happening and wanted an end to hostility as soon as possible and the point is that nato — possible and the point is that nato really isn't a player in the conflict. there are different allies with different views — different allies with different views of what is going on and some — views of what is going on and some of— views of what is going on and some of those like the uk and itaty— some of those like the uk and italy have put imposed sanctions, arms embargoes, on israel— sanctions, arms embargoes, on israel because of what is happening. 0ther israel because of what is happening. other countries like the us, — happening. other countries like the us, the most important nato ally, the us, the most important nato ally. the — the us, the most important nato ally, the most powerful

well , now a little more about jens stoltenberg himself.ceasefire negotiations should be held in... ukraine and russia, but then nato would have to join them conversations ex-secretary general of the north atlantic alliance jen stoltenberg already said about this in the ndr-info podcast. however, according to him, the space for a meaningful dialogue with russia was very limited during his tenure, and the main guarantee that the russian war in ukraine will really end is ukraine's membership in nato. well, let's hear jens stoltenberg live. language the war began in 2014, when russia seized crimea. we waited a few weeks, and then went to the east of donbas. then we had minsk-1, the termination fire russia violated this and pushed the front further west. then we had minsk 2 in 2015, a new ceasefire. and then russia waited 7 years to launch a full scale invasion in 2022. this time we have to be. confident that it will stop if there is an agreement. we need guarantees, of course, the strongest guarantee that ukraine can achieve is its membership

this is what the election for jens. we come down to. girls that are our pro ro and guys that are pro bread pro brad, be in a making money. where do you go? you don't use a lot of as soon as they're gone. i don't really watch the news. i kind of just like, i don't know, i'd just like to talk, i don't know. so is it take to the summary of the election campaign, so from 80 to the, the total initiative really fast bite and totally messed up. i don't think he knows what he said. even then someone who was killed trump 10 harris stepped up. i said, your nomination, the piece you president, the world's dying to know is it boxes or bridge getting down with the kids as an always come naturally to presidential hopefuls. bill clinton gave it a shot on mtv. usually bruce tanner weekends and had a guy on the other and shy this campaign though, it's a central communicating with young audiences as a cool positive bodies policies election strategies, 1111 for the to talk, a spirit of campbell, a harris black, some of meetings need to to

this is what the election for jens. we come down to. girls that are pro ro and guys that are pro bread pro brad, be in a making money. where do you go? you don't use a lot of it so they're gone. i don't really watch the news. i kind of just like, i don't know. i'd just like to talk, i don't know. so is it take to the summary of the election campaign, so from 80 to the the total initiative really fast bite and totally messed up. i don't think he knows what he said. even then someone was killed. trump 10 harris stepped up, i said, your name and a piece you president the world's dying to know is it boxes or bridge? getting down with the kids as an always come naturally to presidential hopefuls. bill clinton gave it a shot on mtv. usually bruce tanner weekends and had a guy on the other and shy this campaign though, it's a central communicating with young audiences as a cool positive bodies, policies, election strategies, 1111 for the to talk, a spirit of camelot harris branch. some of meetings need to to the right wing pro

this is what the election for jens. we come down to. girls that are our pro ro and guys that are pro bread pro brad, be in a making money. where do you go? you don't use a lot of as soon as they're gone. i don't really watch the news. i kind of just like, i don't know, i'd just like to talk, i don't know. so is it take to the summary of the election campaign, so from 80 to the, the total initiative really fast bite and totally messed up. i don't think he knows what he said. even then someone who was killed trump of the 10 harris stepped up. i said, your nomination please . your president, the world's dine to know, is it boxes or bridge getting down with the kids as an always come naturally to presidential hopefuls? bill clinton gave it a shot on mtv. usually bruce tanner weekends and had to go on the other and shy this campaign. the, it's essential. communicating with young audiences is a cool positive bodies policies. election strategies, 1111 for the to talk, a spirit of camelot. harris brent. some of meetings need to

thank you jen. mahjong. so i think we're talking about two different things rent control and section eight. right. when we're talking about rent control and the need to preserve rent control, you know, rent control is a lifeline for so many people. now if there is an abuse of section eight, obviously we need that to be there with transparency and mechanisms in place where there's a penalty for that, when you look at how people i mean, we need more housing. like, i don't even know how much, how many more, how many more times i can say it, we need more housing. we need housing for middle class families. when you see folks who are hanging on to something, right, regardless of whether they made a certain income at one point, and that has changed. yeah, that's not right. it's not acceptable. and it needs to be rooted out. at the same time, we need to ensure that there are housing options for middle class families. so that you're not seeing this behavior. and i think that that requires a conversation not just ever

>> jen, here comes the surrogates.popular political figure in america than michelle obama, and her coming out the final week. as you said earlier, this is about the ground game now, this is about supporting the truth and making sure people want to vote, and having michelle obama up there was amazing. her husband, barack freaking obama, as he would say, unbelievable this week. both making the case to the american public about the moment we are in, but did you see him rapping eminem lyrics, i mean, come on, he is so much better than anyone else. and this is incredibly important, because when you start to look at the early vote numbers, you can say we are not doing as well on this state, let's send obama here. we are not doing as well in this state, let's send walz over here. so, having these surrogates is incredibly help . at the same time, donald trump has crickets for surrogates, and that is a big advantage. >> that is such a good reminder for people, they're going to switch things around, the campaign is still figurin

well, but let's hear jens stoltenberg in direct speech.he war has begun. in 2014, when russia seized crimea, we waited a few weeks, and then went to the east of donbas, then we had minsk alone, a ceasefire. russia violated this and pushed the front further west. then we had minsk 2 in 2015, a new ceasefire, and then russia waited 7 years to launch a full scale invasion in 2022. this time we have to be sure that it will stop if there is an agreement. we need guarantees, of course, the strongest guarantee, that ukraine can achieve is its membership in nato. well, really, i think that mark rutte will bring this matter to an end, and by the way, ukraine thanks mr. jens stoltenberg for his help, for his work, and do you remember who watches the column world about ukraine. three weeks ago, the publication politikuyu, i told about it, reported with reference to its own sources that yen stoltenberg may get a new job from february next year, he will. as the new chairman of the munich security conference, so of course, good luck to him on this one p

jen has served as the director of that since 2021.xplain it when it comes to election security and what you're doing now? >> glad to be on c-span, love it. we were stood up six years ago to play two key roles, america's cyber defense agency and the national coordinator for critical infrastructure security and resilience. we protect and defend the cyber and physical infrastructure americans rely on everyday for water, for power, for transportation, for communications, for health care, per finance and the infrastructure that americans used to cast their ballots and ensure those ballots are counted as cast. that came out of 2016, the russian attempts to interfere with the election. after that, infrastructure was designated as critical infrastructure. cisa was designated as the federal government lead for election infrastructure security. we know states run elections. what we do is we bring together support from the federal government to ensure state and local election officials have the resources they need to defend their election infras

it happening a year after the owner jen angel was robbed and killed for sara stinson. talked with the co-op owners about their efforts to keep jens legacy alive. >> it shook me to my core after the owner of angel cakes, jenin jul was robbed and killed in february of 2023. her employees were left with the difficult decision to keep the popular oakland bakery open or close it down. so was a very planned person. she did have her business interest in case something were to happen to and the rules of her trust everybody has to come together and make a decision on what has to happen. it was so heavy on so many levels and they decided to keep it open together, running it as a worker lead co-operative called angel cakes collective. at the moment we are worker for people. however, we have 2 people who will soon become worker owners if they choose to. we have and we have a horizontal work structure. so there's no no one is essentially about each other. this is just surreal to be honest, because it's been quite a journey of the last couple years to get here. >> the 4 co-op owners

former white house press secretary jen psaki, host of "inside with jen psaki," and marc short, formeref of staff to vice president mike pence. thank you all for being here. i have to start out by saying we did not plan our outfits. >> not today. >> marc's the outlier. >> i think in a lot of ways. >> i'm going to start with you, marc, because you obviously have the most unique perspective on this filing that we all saw this week by jack smith that was released by the judge, and in it we did learn that donald trump said, "so what?" when he heard that mike pence when you all were being ushered to safety. what did you make of that? what was your gut reaction when you heard that? >> i confess there have been so many different reports that i didn't find it new. you have to recall that at the time we were evacuated and sequestered that donald trump tweeted out against the former vice president and encouraging more of the activity that was happening at the capitol. so i didn't find that as revelationary. i do think, though, that the broader picture concern is as republicans i think often are

i spoke with kerri walsh jennings, who says she's honored to be inducted. she adds that looking back at her legacy, there isn't just one moment that stands out. nothing happens without the beginning, and the end was so amazing, but i do. i do believe the best is yet to come, but i can't pick one single moment. i mean, playing with misty for over ten years was just. i mean, she's my jordan, you know? so it was. it was a dream. while jennings says she's still passionate about volleyball and is happy that her children are also falling in love with the sport. today's media day for the san jose sports hall of fame tickets takes place at sap center. she's such a joy to talk to. all right, kerri, we're talking about the weather. and if you like it hot, this one's for you. yeah. a few more pool days. i guess. you know, we're going to see some triple digit heat in the inland areas. and still hot even into the weekend. oh my gosh, the pumpkins on the porch are just going to start pouring. the patches are opening for a lot of the too hot. yeah, too hot for that. well,

joining me now is jen psaki, host of inside with jen psaki here on msnbc. how are you feeling. >> jen is in town. >> i mean, i am going feeling we have gone through traumas, 2016 was trauma, everyone thought hillary clinton was going to win, and she didn't, and trump was helped by putin. that is a trauma, too. 2020, biden wins, then, trump does an insurrection. everyone who is anxious, understandable. >> all of 2020 has been cast into somewhat, some hole in people's memories >> yeah. do you remember the polling had, there were parts where biden was up 12, 13. trump got covid it was plus 15 and people were talking about how democrats are going to have . >> it will be over that night >> yes >> and the other thing this summer there were moments of high, right? the democratic convention was a high. the switch, what happened after it. >> exactly. the debate was a high and things have not, i think a lot of people expected it would continue to climb but it was always going to be a close race. thereat is where we are right now. >> the debate is an interesting point

the co-op owners say the hope is to honor jen with each cupcake. enjoyed. that means everything. i what she created was very special and it just again. i just feel proud to be a part of it. the co-op owners say the very best way to support them and to keep dense legacy alive he's become my angel cakes here on the corner of 5th and brush streets. >> and get a cup cake. i'm sara stinson reporting in oakland kron. 4 news. >> starting tomorrow, ac transit will begin to issue tickets to drivers illegally parked along bus lanes in the east bay. ai cameras mounted on the buses will target drivers. you're looking at a view of what the cameras see. the technology can identify a parked vehicle in the way, capture the plates. time stamp the photo 10 0nd video, 100 buses began using those cameras a few months ago. but at that violators were just getting warnings. now people can be fined up to $110. today was the 50th annual castro street fair san francisco founded in 1974. by harvey milk. it's designed to promote on businesses and the castro neighborhood culture people attending say they app

let's welcome in jen ruiz, the founder of jen on a jet plane to help us make our holiday travel plans for joining us again this morning. >> thank you for having me. >> all right. so, jen. let's start with this thanksgiving around the corner. now is it too late to get a deal to travel for thanksgiving yet? >> it's not too late, but you definitely want to book as soon as possible. because with holiday flights, they don't ever get cheaper as the date approaches, right? they only go up with few exceptions. you might still be able to find some pockets for holiday travel in, let's say, early december, or maybe traveling back from a location in mid-january. and one of my favorite hacks is to actually travel on the day that you're that most people want to be at their destination. so if you absolutely cannot find anything, maybe two neighboring airports, if your desired airport is taken, then maybe consider actually traveling on a day that most people want to be with their family, like the day after thanksgiving. that might be the cheapest that you're able to find that weekend. >> and a lot ea

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>> hi, jen, thank you for having me on the show.te this book, particularly right now. it's a great story, for small, kennedy, next, the first televised debate. the election, may well have been stolen, but what strikes me so and why i wanted to write it now, is the relevance to where we've been since 2020. nixon, for a variety of reasons but i think primarily because it was unthinkable that you can have a country at the height of the cold war, where people didn't know who the president was, while it was being adjudicated through the courts, he accepted his defeat even though i think he felt it was stolen, and as you saw there on january 6th, in 1961. he certified kennedy's victory. and you know, compare that, and we do explicitly in the book, to donald trump, and where he has taken this country ever since election night in 2020, through all of the lies, all of the made-up fraud, january 6th, the effort to storm the capital and to stop the certification of the vote. it's like 1960 stands everything that we see right now on its head. >

that's kerri walsh, jennings, a we're going to be talking to michael green, one of the other inductees at 6.45. during sports will be sure to stay tuned for that. >> for now, we'll send it back to you in the studio reporting live from the sapd center. ben ross kron 4 sports what an inspiration. yeah. a big congratulations. yeah. out and great. get on that interview. so much fun watching her at all. the olympics with misty. i mean she some american legends right there. so. >> well-deserved honor and gets has upset with the rep says she doesn't like to call a dozen any mom. don't get us started on the sports. tough as an apparent. all right. ben ross live for us and we'll see you later on tonight. thanks meant. >> all right. to take a quick break. we'll be right back. welcome back. as we take a live look here at the san mateo bridge, the hustle home on wednesday. >> and even looks hot. yeah, and it's not your average day because we're breaking records as we go another day in row of a record breaking temperatures around the bay area. high pressure overhead. >> that big dome of high pressu

walsh jennings says she is still passionate about volleyball and is happy that her children are also falling in love with the sport. today's today's media day for the san jose sports hall of fame takes place at sap center in just about 15 minutes. thank you so much for joining us at 4.30. jess and janelle are working on the 5:00 newscast next, and we are back in two minutes. produces blistering temperatures. the places hit the hardest and what your next 24 hours will look and feel like. also, southbay woman is found dead in mexico. now her family is having trouble bringing her body home. the lengths they're going to in an effort to get answers from police, prosecutors and the u.s. embassy. and should prisoners be forced to work while behind bars? what you need to controversial proposition that is on the ballot this election. good wednesday, the news at five starts right now. thanks so much for joining us. i'm janelle wang. and i'm jessica aguirre. no escaping the heat again for a third straight day. yes. another day of triple digit heat for many cities, including the tri valley, the

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rutte in kyiv, his opinion about nato, the opinion of jens stoltenberg, and here are these articles inhe western press, what they testify to on this so-called political-diplomatic track and whether it is really being considered today. by our western partners, the possibility that ukraine, at least in some perspective, or possibly within the framework of some agreement, formal or informal, joins nato, but without the actual occupied territories. well look, this story has been discussed since 2022, not 2024, if you remember, i publicly said that in 2022. how about a possible variant of the development of events, and by the way, i said at that time that the question of what the zone should look like that will not be embraced by the guarantees of the fifth article, that is, ukraine is admitted to nato there in all its territorial integrity, is being discussed, but here is the question of the fifth article, it's about the same as with germany, it's true that germany believed that it had the right to all its territories, including the territory of the nd. but the fifth article covered the te

the north atlantic alliance, including other statements, in particular, former nato secretary general jen stoltenberg said that ukraine can become a member of nato even with... with occupied territories, at least there was a statement but in addition, let's pay attention to one article from the same edition of financial times, which is very actively circulated today in the e-e ukrainian, at least in the internet segment, which is actively discussed by ukrainians, in particular, i will quote: western ukrainian officials made a decision , that the basis for negotiations can be essential... security guarantees in exchange for russia's control over the occupied territories of ukraine, in particular, under these essential security guarantees, membership in nato, at least that part, is also being considered of the country, or those territories that are under the control of official kyiv. the publication also notes that this will be a tacit agreement that these lands should be returned by diplomatic means in the future to ukraine. must define a military defense border, agree not to station troop

jen with rubin. -- jen rubin.very first of the rights in the bill of rights. if you have been in the middle of a controversy about "the washington post" and its failure, breaking a tradition of recent years, to ins doer a presidential candidate. -- endorse a presidential candidate. will you share with us your reactions from inside this critical american institution, a pillar of our democracy, you might say. i'm not taking sides in the debate, jen -- [laughter] will you share your reflections and how that bears upon our election integrity, our election season and our democracy? >> well, thank you for having me. and thank you for putting me on the spot. i would never shy away from such a provocative question. let me start by saying norm is right, the press does several things in the context of an election. first of all, it must sort out fact from fiction. and you have seen a number of stories in "the washington post" and the new york times looking at some of the bogus claims that are being advanced in preparation to

that their votes will be counted next cast.— confidence that their votes will be counted next cast. jenraine says it shot down 12 attack drones launched by russia overnight, but that's an almost nightly occurrence 1,000 days into russia's full—scale invasion. across the country, ukraine's military relies on volunteers to help protect the skies — and with so many men being called up to the front line, more women are stepping in. 0ur eastern europe correspondent sarah rainsford joined one patrol who call themselves the witches of bucha. drones buzz. the buzz of danger over kyiv. russia's attack drones arrive here almost nightly now, forcing ukraine's air defences into this deadly game of search and destroy. so, outside the city, they're supported by volunteer teams. we followed one in a recent air raid, as they rushed to help protect the skies. they call themselves the witches of bucha because, apart from him, they're women — stepping in as ever more men are sent to the front line. a vet and a manicurist helping assemble a machine gun that's more than eight decades old. it's ancient, but

but as you mentioned earlier, i have friends and guys of ward jen. it is to who's been telling me throughout the war that they are very terrified. very afraid to put on the genet is the best or mark themselves with any distinctive marking that says press or else them as jen. it is because the fear that this is just gonna put a hip target on your hip. i even have clinics. we're afraid to do their jobs as gently as they just decided to hide throughout the war and not perform any sort of activity so that they don't become targets. this is unheard of, of any of the conflict that you can think about in the last 2 decades. at least if not more, it, it's basically is feel is now launching a target at assessing nation against international law and international humanitarian new, particularly the principal of distinction and proportionality. you'll see this very conscious effort to label everyone in does a lot of as a civilian combat and but even as a terrorist or a human she'd for a terrorist, you don't here is the thing doesn't civilians anymore you machine

jauan jennings sits his second straight game with a hip injury. but both will play tonight. under the lights against the three three dallas cowboys. both teams desperate for a win as well at three and four. the niners can't afford to lose another game. they are currently rock bottom last in the nfc west, but a win tonight can change all that going into the bye week next week with some insight. let's climb inside the huddle. say good morning to our friend rob stats guerrera with the gold standard podcast. rob good morning. >> good morning. thanks for having me. >> always great to have you sir. it's only week eight, but i think it's safe to say this is a got to have it must win game. they cannot go to three and five. >> rob i completely agree. this is the season i think in many ways for the 49ers because not only would it be another loss in the nfc if they were to lose, but it would also be possibly the end of this era for this corps. the trade deadline is coming up. i don't think the 49ers have figured out whether they're buyers or sellers yet. the

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it's happening a year after the owner jen angel was robbed and killed kron four's.a stinson talk with the co-op owners about their efforts to keep jens legacy alive. >> me to my core. after the owner of angel cakes, jenin jul was robbed and killed in february of 2023. her employees were left with the difficult decision to keep the popular oakland bakery open. close it down. so was a very planned person. she did have her business interest in case something were to happen to and the rules of her trust everybody has to come together and make a decision on what has to happen. it was so heavy on so many levels and they decided to keep it open together, running it as a worker lead co-operative called angel cakes collective. at the moment we are worker for people. however, we have 2 people who will soon become worker owners if they choose to. we have and we have a horizontal work structure. so there's no no one is essentially about each other. this is just surreal. to be honest, because it's been quite a journey of the last couple years to get here. >> the for co-op owners

and i pledge to you that i will do that. >> joining our discussion now jen psaki.n kerry, too. yes. and i worked on exactly 0 presidential campaigns which i like to emphasize. i never think i am smarter than those, you know, professional. >> you do know a lot about how government works, though. >> that is different from campaigns >> it matters >> here is what i loved about the answer. i loved her saying that it will ultimately come down to compromise. the press and candidates but mostly the press pretends they are covering the election of a king and they except it going i am going to do x. no you are not. congress will decide if they do that or how much of that they do. and i love the way that concept was included in that answer. >> i loved that, too. i also loved what i heard in there was that she acknowledged that you can change your point of view because of events, because of learning from people around you. look at what tim walz has done on his positions on gun safety reforms. that is strength. that is not weakness, strength in a leader the compromise peace is

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no surprise, jen happenings is out.eld out of practice all week. -- jennings is of practice all week >> dicey for sunday. the cowboys will be well rested. they are coming off of their bye-week. including dak prescott. struggling in the last two visits for levi stadium. earlier this season, dak became the highest paid player in history. despite his struggles the froiners are showing respect to the $240 million dollar man >> that is a big contract, man. i am practicing with a million dollar quarterback, too, shout out for dak. he is one of the top quarterbacks in this league. >> the games he has won, the games he has played in. he has a lot of experience. so, it will be a very good match up for us. $240 million. a mere $40 million shy of juliette's record-breaking contract with kpix a few years ago. >> oh, yeah. >> i do say i like dak, dak the quarterback. >> i never heard it rhyme like that. >> you need to be on the cowboys social media. >> big bugs for that one $280 million. thank you, matt. let's go to darren peck with

for the alliance since the cold war, not much, not little, that's how you would sum up the work of jens stoltenberg, well, first of all, nato. it's an intergovernmental organization, where, as in any such structure, decisions are made by member countries, and the secretary general is a high -level official who is hired to implement these decisions, so the role of the secretary general, probably, should not be overestimated, especially, that in the case of nato, everyone knows very well that, unlike many other international organizations , he held the post of secretary general of the north atlantic alliance, and he pursued a line, unfortunately, on the further militarization of the bloc, on the return of the organization to its usual role of confrontation, confrontation with russia, and it is noteworthy that, trying to... reflect on this past decade, mr. stoltenberg did not even try to somehow evaluate those forks, turning points, which, as we know, are always full of historical process, he said that nato did everything correctly, did not allow any critical analysis. although everyone kn

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>> jen, my mother passed away in 1997. this is the first time in my life since her passing that i am almost relieved she is not alive to see what occurred on october 7th one year ago. today, she would have been fearful of the survival of jews across the world, and yet, we are confident in our resilience and the resilience of all individuals, of all faiths. we have to fight hate and the tragedy of october 7th was absolutely horrific, and we have a duty to remember it, to never forget it, and be quite resolved it never occurs again. >> before i let you go, i want to ask as we look ahead, 29 days out from the election. i watched president biden go to the briefing room for the first time since he was president, of course and he said something that struck me as honest, he said, this election will be fair, but he's not sure it will be peaceful. with everything that is on "2020" we should not be surprised. i also think at this point, you, he, other members of the national security team are likely meeting to prepare for what will

inside with jen psaki begins now. >>> we are just nine days out. the one and only michelle obama has some things to get off her chest. and kamala harris is trying to make the choice as clear as you possibly can. there is so much talk about it, and lucky for us, my first guest today is kamala harris campaign chair. she's in charge of winning this thing, and she has a dummy cable news interview since harris became the nominee. also today, were going to show you my day a following door knockers in battleground michigan where we talk to voters about what's really on their minds. and later, the daily shows jordan klepper is here with his latest reporting from maga land. which, as always, you just have to see to believe. it's that time of year. the political ads are wall-to- wall on tv. the candidates on their trailer during their absolute best punches on the campaign trail. for donald trump, that means the hours on joe rogan's podcast, making supporters weight literally hours for him at rallies and calling america a garbage can in the process. on the ot

bye jen. nasdaq-100 innovators. one etf.ly read and consider fund investment objectives, risks, charges, expenses and more in prospectus at invesco.com. maria: you have to hire american workers for the job and if these companies don't make their products here then they will pay a very stiff tariff when they send their products into the united states where there made by some videos or some other country. for the privilege of competing with our workers. maria: that his former president trump reiterating his pledge to blue-collar workers in georgia same thing he told me a couple weeks ago, the train group of associated builders and contractors is now throwing their support behind president trump, joining me now the ceo michael bellman, thank you very much for being here, you represent more than 23000 members across the country tell us what is important to them and why they decided to get behind trump. >> associated builders and contractors were the voices the merit shop which is all about fair and open competition for members a

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