get away from carl and karl chased after him. i was yelling at carl, just let him go, leave him alone. let him go. >> but levi was never able to stay away for long, he ended cassie included carl in the rest of the family in their wedding in 2003. the young couple soon had two daughters, but it may have been too much, too fast. the marriage didn't last. >> it was just a bad divorce, neither one of them was nice to each other. >> but like many kids, levi's started to grow up. he got his ged, started working and tried hard to be a good dad. and perhaps in being a father -- -- -to-severe eczema it hasn't always been easy,... ...since my skin was so irritated and itchy... ...and even worse with all my gear on. now, i'm staying ahead of my eczema. there's a power inside all of us to live our passion. and dupixent works on the insie to help heal your skin from within. it helps block a key source of inflammation inside the body that can cause eczema. so adults can have long-lasting clearer skin and fast itch relief. serious allergic reac

>> jon karl leading us off again tonight. as you saw in jon's report, mike pence, that phone call with nancy pelosi. pence determined to uphold his constitutional duty. his new book "so help me god" comes out. his interview will be right here. my exclusive interview on "world news tonight." of course we'll let you know as it gets closer. >>> in the meantime we turn to the other news, the midair scare on a united flight from chicago to miami. a bird strike, they believe, just after takeoff. the pilot declaring a emergency and turning the plane around. gio benitez covers aviation. >> reporter: the united flight had just taken off from chicago, bound for miami, when the airline says the jet experienced a bird strike. this image showing flames shooting from the engine shared by air drop among passengers. >> something just didn't feel right about the takeoff. you feel the worst possible scenario, that you're not going to survive it. >> we can see smoke and fire coming out of left. >> roger. >> reporter: the pilot declaring an emer

with that, we bring in karl rove, a fox news contributor. great to have you with us as we're one week and one day away from a very big election moment in the united states. where do you think things stand when you look at the big picture,karl? >> at the end of a campaign, gravitational forces take over. things that undergird the election. 3/4 people think we're off on the wrong track. the major issues dominating, the inflation, economy, crime and in some places the border. all four tend to work for the republicans. those things are coming into play as we get to the end. as a result, it's not going to be a pleasant night for the democrats. >> martha: there's a lot of polls out there in the closing week. one of the things that we're seeing is that democrats are trying hard, karl, at this point and president obama has taken every opportunity he can get to say look, it's all about economy and it's all about jobs. we also see that ads that mention abortion have ticked down by 10%. there doesn't appear to be any new ads that talk about abortion on

in the opinion of the chair, the ayes have it. >> jon karl live at the capitol. jon, we were on the air as this played out today. and i can't imagine anyone on donald trump's legal team advising the former president to cooperate with the committee. is there any chance he complies with this subpoena? >> reporter: highly unlikely. the former president did put out a statement in response to the subpoena, but it simply said, "why did they wait so long to subpoena me, to ask me to testify?" no direct answers as to whether or not he will comply with the subpoena and testify or defy it. it seems highly unlikely that he would comply, but david, you got to consider this -- testifying under oath before this committee would make him the center of attention to a degree to which he has not been since he left the white house, so, i wouldn't rule it out entirely. and as for why they issued the subpoena, the whole point of today's committee was to say that donald trump was uniquely responsible for what happened on january 6th, as liz cheney said, none of this would have happened

jon karl standing by with late reporting. >>> also tonight, the former football star, the republican senate candidate in georgia, herschel walker, tonight responding to the explosive new claim. a report claiming he paid for a girlfriend to get an abortion. tonight, the woman with what she says is the receipt and she says records of a check from herschel walker to allegedly pay for it. tonight, what walker is now saying about that check and this evening, herschel walker's own son deeply critical of his father. rachel scott in georgia. >>> in the east tonight, bracing for the potential of heavy rains and winds. ginger zee is here to time this out. >>> in florida, meanwhile, the emergency shelters now filling by the thousands as the death toll rises from hurricane ian. and the desperate search and rescue effort, going door-to-door now, around the clock, days after ian hit. victor oquendo again tonight. >>> the war in ukraine. and tonight, ukrainian forces breaking through russian ranks. reclaiming territory claimed by vladimir putin. and what president zelenskyy is now saying about nego

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film, yes, which will cost in the role of the cat karl cauldron.we know in the credits and they will write, apparently, he inherited from karl moll. i believe that this will be the only film that will not ask for a fee, but, on the contrary, will pay everyone else. if anything, i think it's good idea, let's hope. this will happen only if the cat has not yet taken the inheritance and left, and on a round-the-world trip, interesting scenarios will be discussed with the cat, but some replicas. i think so, where does he say meow in the end , but on the other hand, jared leto, and a versatile actor, maybe he himself will also play a fashion designer. who knows about this in our khrustaleva, he will definitely tell us and, as they say, show. if so, yes. thank you for setting the perfect tone for this birthday. good. we wish masha a good day. well, we continue the broadcast after such juicy news, you want something. i wanted to say to drink no , i still have to eat. let's have a healthy breakfast, right now we will write down good morning from anatoly moi

. >> karl of getting ready to move on shore. this could be a problem. the storm system comes on shore. >> especially mexico. here it is. you see that swirl red developing. that is all the thunderstorms rotating around. now, the center of carl, not a but a strong tropical storm system that's developing off the coastline right now. taking a really interesting route. i want you to see this right here, the very least with carl. you can see it started just off the coastline. then the entered a to the north and almost takes a little bit of a right turn. currently sustained winds of 60 miles per hour. the pressure center. 1000 millibars moving north northeast at 3 miles an hour. so starting to slow down. but watch what happened. when put this into motion, the track changes entirely. you see the watches for tropical storm system are already up along the coast here watching karl does all the sun turns around and here we go. comes racing down a moving back on shore, plowing mexico as we head in late friday, probably into the weekend as well, expecting some very h

now, let's focus on the storm, karl. karl is a tropical storm. likely move southward because of a cold front swinging over the americas. this system will likely move southward and could make landfall in veracruz or tobasco states by the weekend. that's it for me. stay safe. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ >>> that wraps up this edition of "nhk newsline." i'm kawasaki rika in tokyo. thank you for joining us. ♪ ♪ ♪ >>> this is "newsline biz." i'm gene otani. sony group and honda motor set up a joint venture aiming to deliver advanced electric vehicles by 2026. the new company is called sony honda mobility. tr tr >> translator: we'll try to add products and build new relationships with customers. >> translator: as a mobility company, we'll strongly promote the fusion of mobility and information technology. >> the company will accept orders for the first ev model 2025. they will be delivered to customers in the united states and japan from the following year. there is no price yet for the ev but it is likely to be a premium model. it will be produced at one of honda's facto

karl, thank you. jacqui, as we just mentioned, allan fung is one of those republicans, it is now a toss-up in rhode island, extremely interesting race to watch there and he has championed his message on inflation. a huge focus for voters there, and we'll ask him about that, and a whole lot more coming up in a jam packed two hours. >> jacqui: i've been interested to see how much the voters are drawn to inflation over abortion, the president says we can walk and chew gum at the same time but there are no new plans how they will address inflation. >> sandra: when you have so many americans, and bloomberg put a report on this, looking for a second, in some cases a third job to pay for the skyrocketing price of inflation that, is going to affect a lot of voters minds when they head to the polls, jacqui. >> jacqui: we'll be watching. new u.s. intelligence suggests that iran is getting involved in the war in ukraine. first drones, now boots on the ground. how this unwelcome alliance will impact america's rol

and there is karl kind of blocking your view of the sunrise. so i wanted to take you up above the fog to see the sunrise from our sutro tower camera. clouds will linger this morning but then we'll see the sun peeking out as temperatures head for the low 60s there. around the bay, we're taking a look at that traffic flow coming through dublin, and there we're headed for 82 today. really pleasant afternoon. a little bit warmer in gilroy with a high of 85. and 73 in san rafael. we're starting out with fog around that area. so we'll talk more about minor changes ahead. mike, you are looking at the north bay as well. >> yeah, trying to give fol folks a little warning about the richardson bridge project the next few days. there will be lane restrictions. this one possibly delayed, but looks like there have been no problems. and build across the bridge of course kicks in for the morning commute. we're looking at a surface street crash just off highway 101, but not a major issue from what i can tell. peninsula looking great. the crash on 880 should be

jon karl with us live again tonight from washington. jon, back to the former president, releasing, of course, that 14-page statement. but in that statement, no mention whether trump will comply with the subpoena? >> reporter: no answer. he didn't say whether he would comply and testify under oath or defy it. david? >> jon karl leading us off again tonight. thank you, jon. and as you saw there in jon's report, the former vice president mike pence, that phone call with nancy pelosi, pence determined to uphold his constitutional duty. his new book "so help me god" coming out on november 15th and the former vice president's first network interview and his role on january 6th will be right here. my exclusive interview with mike pence on "world news tonight." a special hulu presentation that night and a special edition of "nightline." of course we'll let you know as it gets closer. >>> in the meantime, we turn to the other news this friday night, the midair scare on a united flight from chicago to miami. a bird strike, they believe, just afte

neil: thank you, karl, very much. karl rove, best selling author, fox contributor.et's go to don peebles right now. don is a big wig in the democratic party, very influential player, very, very tight with barack obama, but he's been a little frustrated with democrats, what's been happening since. don, always good to see you. you know, you were the guy they would go to to raise money and to finance good messages. you're a little dishearten. ed by some of the messages. could you explain? >> yeah. i think the parent party has shifted very much to the left. the left wing of the party is hijacking the party, and it's setting the agenda. and, frankly, democrats need to be focusing on some of these core issues as the polling is showing. i mean, crime is a major issue in mainly democratic cities. and that has to be addressed by the party. economic opportunity, expanding economic opportunity has to be on the table. managing our government more effectively so we can reduce taxes has to be on the table. and this nonsense about shifting to electric cars, for example, when we al

we have no idea what's been happening here other than karl. the fog has joined us. it doesn't seem to want to go away. but yeah, it is a theme we're going to see that pretty much around our area today and tomorrow track it out for you. make sure. >> your monday morning, a somewhat stress free as we fast for the clock. you can see even tonight at 10, you're still going to see some fog in places like oakland, hayward, half moon bay, even mountain view. so foggy conditions will continue tonight and they're going to continue as you start your monday morning. so again, wake up with us. we'll make sure to update you. we take a look at the big picture, what we're going. what we're watching is that fog as we start your monday morning and some sprinkles or 2, that could be the story on the coast. so >> it would be just a little drizzle, kind of like what we had 2 days, couple drizzle and we have that fog as well. so really setting the tone for another day, just like today and yesterday, although obviously today was really foggy right? take a look at the futurecast rain despi

jonathan karl one-on-one with republican candidate for governor kari lake. the former tv news anchor pressed -- will she accept the election results if she loses? and the question about the results for her democratic opponent, katie hobbs, that she says she's not ready to answer. >> tracking a new coast-to-coast storm sweeping across the country. watches and warnings from california to colorado. heavy rain, strong winds, and more than a foot of mountain snow expected. rob marciano timing it out. >>> the urgent search underway tonight for a missing family of four. the new surveillance image released by police. the family disappearing after the father made a disturbing call to 911. >>> the mystery uncovered in the backyard. landscapers discovering a car buried for decades behind a $15 million mansion. >>> and "america strong" tonight. the mother and father and the life-saving gifts to their young children. >>> good evening. it's great to have you with us on a friday night. i'm mary bruce in for david. we begin with that breaking news into the investigation int

karl, i'm sorry you confused lithium with lithium oxide.rect the white boardman but the facts are the facts. and philip bump is invited on this show. he has not responded to our invitation. hopefully he will come on and defend his false column on monday. while you are losing your shirt in the markets, nancy pelosi made millions. and that sicko who stabbed seven show girls in vegas, you are not going to believe where the guy is from. ♪ ♪ hey, sorry i missed your game. it's okay. you see that? that's when i realized it's time to finally do the thing we've been talking about for years. so we're making plans for right now. ♪ careful. ♪ you know, opera isn't so bad. do you like it? start your plan today with a northwestern mutual financial advisor and spend your life living. ♪ i'm on a mission to talk to people about getting screened for colon cancer, and hear their reasons why. i screen for my son. i'm his biggest fan. if you're 45 or older at average risk, you have screening options, like cologuard. cologuard is noninvasive and finds 92% of co

in the donetsk district near the lugan river of the foundry, karl gasconne became not only the directorrst urban planner and architect of lugansk , the city grew up on the site of the village of lugansk plant. craftsmen will be called brought from the lipetsk yaroslavl and olonets provinces, the main administrative and technical staff consisted of the british, invited to russia by the state committee 3 years after the start of construction. lugansk foundry produces the first production of 15.5 thousand pounds, shells for the batteries of sevastopol for for a short time, the name provided guns of all large fortresses and defensive structures of the black sea-azov coast of the kiev garrison, as well as the podolsk and caucasian army of russia since 1804, in lugansk they began to make not only cores, but also cannons of the victory of the russian fleet at the beginning of the 19th century . this is a merit or a heifer in the lugansk plant. the work of the russian imperial military-industrial complex was gaining momentum for bloody wars with napoleon, more and more guns were required. in 18

karl rove is it possible there is 32-point swing?ere is a swing, the sample size of independent women is small and plus or minus is 20 points, there is probably a swing, probably not 32 points. >> shannon: that would be a big one. "new york times" says in the polling variety of data suggest electorate attention is shifting back to issues where republicans are stronger, public economy like crime and immigration, juan, we have seen in a number of polls, how concerned are you? >> juan: over the summer democrats message was helped by the news, shannon. think about it, gas prices down, supreme court overturned roe v. wade and then you had the january 6 committee in prime time making the case that president trump was involved in an insurrection against the u.s. government. in september gas prices went up and thatir stirred more concern about the economy and in this campaign, republican candidates put halloween fright wig on the economy and it issing, that is the dem nant message. >> shannon: do you not think the economy is frightening? >>

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jon karl is here. >>> the investigation into president biden's son, hunter biden. "the washington post" first reporting that federal agents believe there is enough evidence to charge him. so, where does this stand tonight? >>> the purdue university student accused of killing his roommate in their dorm room. the suspect in court today and what he said. >>> the new york city subway, three attacks, one of them deadly. the separate attacks in an eight-hour period. what authorities are now saying about this tonight. >>> the coldest air of the season moving in from the dakotas all the way to the northeast. what to expect this weekend. we'll go through it. >>> and the world war ii veteran who waited 77 years for this moment. who is our person of the week? >>> good evening, and it's great to have you with us as we near the end of another week together. and we begin tonight with those words from president biden behind closed doors, but they made immediate news. the president warning the risk of nuclear armageddon has not been this high since the cuban missile crisis amid th

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, according to another ukrainian polotsk girl gratitude for saving more than 12 years by christmas karlo chocolates to each resident of polotsk and when there was a shortage of sunflower oil in the country sent this necessary product. this is not all the gifts of a bell cast in germany for the roman catholic costume of st. andrew granny. aidars for athletes in general indirectly, this bench also reminds us that war is a double- edged knife, everyone suffers. the central avenue of polotsk, which logically bears the name of the central personality of the belarusian history , francis skaryn, on the square of the same name , a 12-meter high art monument was erected to the great book printer. by the way, many copies were broken in disputes about whether the father of eastern european typography had a mustache, they say, on the only engraving that has come down to us, the first printer bezus. and what we take for a mustache is just a treacherous shadow from the nose on the other side. so, it's important. after all, there is a much more significant and hitherto unrevealed mystery, the inaccura

we've got tropical storm karl and karl is about to make landfall in the next 24 hours or so. you can see kind of a ragtag system, not a hurricane, but a dangerous storm. nonetheless, you see all the thunderstorms associated karl now moving in along the coastline right now. here's the latest forecast. stay winds of 45 miles per hour. now moving to the southeast. look at the trail that is taken first shooting the north kind of just doing a dosey doe and then headed south once again. and here comes when moves on shore. it's going to be some issues says we're going to see maybe 3, maybe 7 inches of rain as it begins to make its way on shore into mexico as we head in toward late friday and saturday, maybe as much as 10 inches of rain over some of the mountainous region. so, yeah, dangerous weather for them. more flash flooding on the way outside tonight. plenty dark out there tonight with that patchy fog and more that on the way. want to show this to you, though. this is the long-range forecast. this one coming from know. this is the 8 to 14 day forecast showing the chance of aver

. >>> tropical storm watches are in effect for eastern mexico thanks to tropical storm karl.hen we'll start to feel the impacts and when they'll make landfall in just a few minutes. just like that go t to shipstation/tv and get 2 months free >>> new video shows a dust devil funneling around. these funnels are usually smaller and less intense. a person wisely backing away from it after getting a little too close. >>> meanwhile, in florida, temporary repairs to the sanibel causeway allowed a convoy of 350 trucks to get over to the island. florida's governor says the convoy consisted of first responders and other workers who would help restore power to the island and expedite other affairs as well. >>> the flooding from hurricane ian is still causing problems in florida. officials tell cnn the st. john's river has been overflowing into the town of geneva making more than 400 homes inaccessible. one forecastor says it's the worst flooding the area has seen in the last 70 years. officials expect the water to flow into another up to in the coming days. the national weather service

karl: and certified. i mean, who's going to determine that?oing to determine that, or -- or what, if -- [crosstalk] lake: it looks like my opponent might have to determine that. that's an interesting -- karl: well, she is the secretary -- she is the secretary of state. lake: that's an interesting conundrum, isn't it? mr. trump: if you want to get across the line, you gotta go stronger on that one thing, that was the one thing, a lot of complaints about. look at kari. kari's winning with very little money. and if they say, "how isour family?" she says, "the election was rigged and stolen." you'll lose if you go soft. you're going to lose that base. >> should republicans, are you concerned at all that republicans like them won't concede? >> i'm definitely concerned. i think we should all be concerned when we hear people running for office say things that undermine trust in the system, that delegitimize the election system, and are putting party over country in this case. i think it is really an argument that they are not saying they won't necess

island of born holn, near which the accident occurred on the nord streams, the plane was flown by karlws more about the flow protection system than anyone flies over the threads just 3 weeks before the accident that killed the last european dreams of energy security. and after an hour hypnosis under unclear circumstances, grizman either controlled what was happening there and what he knew about, or vice versa. he, as a leader, did not know that they were preparing for iraq, and i told about this terrorist attack. it's not just a bomb. and this is work that had to be prepared and carried out for a long time. and i guess my version is that he wanted to review the situation. here is what is happening there, and problems with pressure in the cabin green man reported on a separate service. even at the beginning of the flight and today there are problems with air conditioning. this is the only one. what do the aviation community agree on when it comes to? about the crash since the disaster not even a day has passed, but all the same swedish experts said it would not be possible to get black

island of born holn, near which the accident occurred on the nord streams, the plane was flown by karl peter german businessman the owner of a company that was engaged in the maintenance of gas pipelines again the man who knows more about the flow protection system than anyone flies over the threads just 3 weeks before the accident, killing the last european dreams of energy security. and an hour later, the grizzman hypnotizes under unclear circumstances, or controlled what was happening there and what he knew about, or vice versa. he, as a leader, did not know that iraq was preparing for it. and this is a terrorist attack. i talked about it. it's not just a bomb. and this is work that had to be prepared and carried out for a long time. and i guess mine the version is that he wanted to view the situation. here is what is happening there, and griezmann reported problems with pressure in the cabin at a separate service. even at the beginning of the flight and today there are problems with air conditioning. this is the only one. what do the aviation community agree on when it comes to? ab

lawrence, i you're also talking about what karl is doing. yeah, carl's about to come on shore right now. the tropics, you still get the possibility of tropical storms or hurricanes all the way to november. and we've got this tropical storm system kind of a ragtag system now moving on shore, you has moved a little bit for the than originally expected. as you can see the storm, a sustained winds 40 miles an hour moving south southwest at 5 miles per hour. look at the various sting, a track it is taking the first started off the coastline, move northward and then the northeast and did a little sauce swirl around come back south and here we go. they get ready for landfall. as carl comes on shore as a tropical storm system not expected to strengthen probably a week in just a little bit. the original forecast track had it coming north of veracruz. but high pressurerbuilding in just the east a little bit stronger. the models forecast making that system move further east as well. and so there we go coming on shore. the biggest danger from karl will

karl frankilli during the second world war, he fought in the troops of the wehrmacht and was seriouslyunded in the ukrainian lands, almost captured. well, it came out according to one version, according to another ukrainian polotsk girl with gratitude for saving more than 12 years for christmas, karl frankie gave two chocolates to each resident of polotsk and when there was a shortage of sunflower oil in the country and sent this necessary product. this is not all the gifts of a bell cast in germany for the roman catholic costume of st. andrew granny. kayaks for athletes in general indirectly, this bench also reminds us that war is a double-edged knife, everyone suffers. the central avenue of polotsk, which logically bears the name of the central personality in the belarusian history , francis skaryn, on the square of the same name , a 12-meter high art monument was erected to the great book printer. by the way, many copies were broken in disputes about whether the father of eastern european printing had a mustache, they say, on the only engraving that has come down to us, the first pr

jon karl on this. and the moment on the tarmac today. president biden and senate majority leader chuck schumer. what schumer can be heard telling the president about the pennsylvania debate between john fetterman and dr. oz. >>> the war in ukraine. new video tonight of a raging fire in eastern ukraine and vladimir putin's new threat tonight when it comes to u.s. satellites. >>> the terrifying scene on a passenger jet appearing to fly directly into a violent storm. >>> tonight, images of rescue efforts after a deadly helicopter crash off louisiana in the gulf. >>> and diane sawyer and her interview with former "friends" star matthew perry. tonight, what you didn't see here. perry describing at one point during "friends" being on 55 vicodin a diay. and he reveals what he would do on sundays. visiting open houses to look in medicine cabinets. and why he's telling his story now. >>> good evening and thank you for joining us here on a thursday night. we begin tonight with that frightening scene unfolding in new york city. a city bus hijacked

karl rove joins us now. you have a white board today. number one, abortion against the other issues how do you see it playing, karl? >> democrats are making a big bet that abortion will drive the election and there was a september 21st abc poll. what was the important issue. inflation. 61% said that's the republican agenda. that's what is important to me. abortion and climate were 22 and 13. 35% said the democratic agenda is my agenda. independents will settle the election. september 14th "new york times" poll economic issues, would you be voting on economic issues like jobs and cost of living? 54%. societal issues abortion, guns and democracy, 27%. so democrats among independents agenda is down 2-1. >> sandra: second white board. you want to highlight what you see as the g.o.p. advantages versus some of the issues that democrats five weeks out are embracing. >> that's the other thing that gets me is take a look. nbc poll, which party is better on economic issues, 47% republican. 28% democrat. crime 45-22. border security. abc asked abor

thanks to call the call up, karl. the fog in that cool sea breeze sticking around and then temperatures not cooling down to near average until next sunday. so beautiful fleet week weather specially this upcoming weekend. back to you. ken and pam. >> thank embry said governor newsom has signed a bill restricting the use of rap lyrics as evidence in criminal trials. supporters call it a crucial step in the right direction. ab 27 99 is called the decriminalizing artistic expression act. it comes on the heel of recent indictments of rappers, young saag and gunna whose lyrics were directly quoted and used against them in a criminal trial in atlanta herewin california. that is no longer going to be a possibility upon upon signing the measure, the governor said artists of all kinds should be able to create without the fear of unfair prosecution bay area rapper too short hopes other states will follow suit. >> as a very the state difference between. rappers, songwriters producers who wrapped gifts to lose and actual californi

we talk politics with our good friend, karl rove, next. >> they declared war on american energy. energy independence that caused the massive inflation. gave the southwest borders to the mexican cartels. the fentanyl and crime. people have had a enough and that's why they want to make a change in november. veteran homeowners, prices are going up fast. the grocery store and the gas station alone are taking a big chunk out of our paychecks. fortunately, you've earned the valuable va home loan benefit. the newday 100 va loan lets you borrow up to 100% of your home's value, not just 80%. and with home values near record highs, that could mean a lot of money. let newday turn your home's equity into cash. and i'm going to tell you about exciting medicare advantage plans that can provide broad coverage and still may save you money on monthly premiums and prescription drugs. with original medicare you are covered for hospital stays and doctor office visits but you have to meet a deductible for each, and then you're still responsible for 20% of the cost. next, let's look at a medicare supp

odeska and it turns out that karl marx also stood there, and the head of karl marx stood separately,i say more? such data. i also talked with historians that during the first days of the occupation there was even a bust of hitler or a monument to hitler, which is a certain time of downtime , yes, that is, the place is like this. so that there would be a contact fountain, well, the victory fountain is good, we already did yesterday too, we were already joking yesterday in lviv, there was a fountain in the center, but uh, lviv residents decided to put a statue of the mother of god there , so the fountain, we stand for the fountain now , so what's more inherent lviv people want to was the mother of god there in lviv there once stood the mother of god and then there was a fountain for the soviets and the fountain was surprisingly beautiful, it fit in nicely here, not everything that the soviet government did was necessarily bad, oh well, but even more so, it is also native to me the city, i studied there for some time, but by the way, about the mother of god , it’s catherine. well, defin

karl, thank you for coming in. that abortion isn't going to save the democrats, but it seems to be working at least in some states. lee zeldin in new york ran a whole ad saying the law won't change if i'm elected. blake masters walked back his views on abortion in arizona, and them can9 accurates are running everywhere -- democrats are running everywhere in the country on it. why isn't that working. >> well, first of all, i think it's a smart move to say i don't have extreme views on abortion, because that sort of takes the issue off the table. we are a deeply conflicted country on the issue of abox. two-thirds of the american people didn't want roe v. wade overturned, but an equal number do not want abortions in the second try master -- trimester, and 80% plus do not support abortion in the third trimester. somebody going out and saying i've got a republican position on this mitigates to the degree it can any challenge there it.. -- damage from it. but my point in the article is there is nothing strategically that

well, the last day of fleet week was cut short today after karl. the fog kept the blue angels from performing their high-flying stunts. >> as kron four's gayle ong reports thousands of spectators were kept waiting. marina green. >> one vaughn feeling may be one of the few people who actually saw a plane on sunday. >> without their son was out there, i can tell. >> the blue angels roared over the san francisco bay but were unable to perform the twist and turns of the fleet week air show dense fog and low clouds limited visibility again, we wish we can see the airplane. but the fog is is a bit of a disappointment, but fun to be out here. >> fog or shine. this family state and spent time at the military exhibits. they are having a great time on coal used to fight for the blue angels. so we have a family connection. >> marina green also hosted a humanitarian assistance village, a display showcasing how the military has prepared to help the bay area in the event of emergencies. including earthquakes of interesting to see what it actually earthquake woul

everything is determined by the economic laws that at one time were there invented by adam smith, karlarx, and others , the fact is that, in addition to the trillions that you are talking about, the world produces 10-15 times the number of dollars . financial speculation, we have abnormally high quotes for both oil and natural gas, particularly in europe, and because of this, it seems to us that the influence of russia in the energy sector is greater than it actually is, because after the oil boom , the introduction of the oil bar from this december 5 year and it is prohibited to buy russian oil products by the european union and almost all the united states and all the states of the british commonwealth from february 5 next year, it is unlikely that anything drastic will happen, well, i know for sure that nothing drastic will happen that would not allow consumers all over the world to receive as much hydrocarbons as they need okay. now let's listen to mr. oleksiy zhk. and to him such a possible question, we have considered those countries that buy gas, receive oil from russia, and if

karl, the fog still not letting up. that's for yeah, we don't some people were trying to watch show today. yeah, you know, a little bit of a challenge there, carl actually on twitter said college my to all the meteorologists saying my bad for making it so high because everybody's asking, what about the fog? what's going to happen and take a look. it is a beautiful picture. really the tone. >> this evening, we're still seeing those foggy conditions as we take a look at future cast. really what we're going to be watching for the next week. drier conditions. for the most part, i have a little surprise. get to that in a minute. but what we really are watching, as we just told you really is going to be the fog for fleet week. so as we take a look, you can see future cast showing you right here. that fog cast 10. 45 are still going to see some foggy conditions, especially near the coast in half moon bay. and even in san francisco. so to 30, that's going to let up just a little bit on the coast. but we're not going to be out o

so yesterday karl when we talked was a tropical storm. has the storm weakened at all?and that is good news. we want to see that across southern mexico. it is no longer this formidable threat that it was 24, 36 hours ago. i was talking about it with my colleagues. we saw it go from a tropical storm, it was teetering on a hurricane, and now it is a tropical depression. and the reason it has weakened is because a couple different factors. there is a lot of dry air around, so battling that, but also strong upper level winds. hurricanes, tropical storms, typhoons, they don't do well when put up against the strong winds that don't allow formation of the strengthening to occur. however, i don't want to downplay the rain threat. we're still getting a lot of convection and showers and thunderstorms especially across tabasco and into vera cruz and also the oacaca. and you can see the southern periphery of the storm. and good news from the meteorological agencies in mexico, actually canceling the warnings along the coastline. so not much in terms of watches and warnings in place

karl rove, the architect. bringing the board and bringing the heat as always. >> you bet. thank you, jesse. >> jesse: stop me if you have heard this one before. joe biden is a car guy. >> my name is joe biden and i'm a car guy. >> this sucker's quick. >> you know, y'all know i'm a car guy. just looking at them and driving them, they give me a sense of optimism although i like the speed, too. >> jesse: in the two years he has been president biden's positioned himself as a big electric car guy. evs are a major part of his infrastructure thing. biden vowed to spend $5 billion building 500,000 charging stations across the country. and he hasn't broken ground on a single one of them. not a single one. this week he doubled down on the ev thing. listen. >> earlier today i talked about our efforts to keep gas prices down at the pump. without delaying or deferring our transition to clean energy. electric vehicles are part of that plan. and since i took office, electric vehicle sales have more than tripled. >> jesse: tr

. >> dana: you know who loves data is karl rove. he is with us. what do you think of our power rankings a month out? >> i think they're pretty spot on on the house. i'm sort of in the 20 to 25 range which would put us at 233, republicans at 233. 231 is a reasonable guess. i thought the examples you showed today are pretty good. the district in michigan is held today by peter meyer, the son of the family that did the famous grocery and home services stores in the upper midwest. he was defeated in the republican primary by john gibbs. meyer is likely to hold a seat won by joe biden by nine points and it will be tough for the republicans to hold it. on the other hand a friend of mine, allen, he was a very popular mayor of the second most populous city in rhode island. i hate to say this, it's cranston, rhode island. he has been a very popular figure there and really an-out standing possibility to become the first republican congressman from new england. today the republicans have no members of the u.s. house from new england. he could break that barr

anna petrovna married duke of hostinsky in 1728 gave birth to a boy , karl peter ulrich, and died a fewafter giving birth, ekaterina ioannovna was married to the duke of micklenburg, had a twelve-year-old daughter, elizabeth katharina christina anna ioannovna. she was the widow of the duke of courland, had no children, praskovya ioannovna, was married to general dmitriev mamonov. the leaders spent the night deciding which of the ladies to give preference to six in the morning they chose anna, the duchess of courland. she was 37. she was a widow for a very long time living in a seedy tave, almost trying the supporters of moscow did not have a special power and did not differ in mind. why not make a decorative empress out of her, and so that no surprises come of it, the leaders compiled a list of condition conditions that anna had to sign even before joining the thrones. according to these conditions, the empress did not have the right to declare war, to make peace, to introduce new taxes, to spend the state horse, to produce ranks higher than the colonel, to favor votchin, to sign the de

brian: karl rove, thanks so much. straight ahead. what happens in vegas doesn't stay in vegas anymore. the race that could change the balance in the senate. adam laxalt joins us next. remember when comedy was funny? >> nor obama are you comfortable? is there anything we can get for you? my question is, are you sure? because it's really no trouble. brian: political bias destroying comedy. but can it be saved? don't forget to dvr "one nation." but you have to watch it the same night for it to count brian: early voting in nevada is under way. the state of the senate is at stake. the republican adam whraks at has been moved to likely republican. we are finally get together back stretch. congressman do you feel good? in almost every poll you are up a point or two. do you feel optimistic that this election is yours? >> we are a close swing state. a state trump lost by 2. but we feel there is no question that what joe biden and senator mass row have done to our country, we are going to do every county. we have incredible crowds. we'll put t

abc's jon karl reporting tonight. >>reporter: election officials in arizona are asking the department of justice to investigate multiple incidents of alleged voter intimidation, including this. individuals with military-style tactical equipment watching and photographing people as they drop their ballots off at ballot drop boxes. the secretary of state who is also the democratic candidate for governor, says this kind of thing is happening more and more. >> we've certainly seen an uptick and we're continuing to report any incidents that we are aware of to the attorney general and the department of justice. >> reporter: not all the people hovering around drop boxes are wearing military gear. they've been encouraged to do it by prominent trump supporters like steve bannon. >> they don't like the way some people are dressed, they don't like them in camis, they don't like them -- in arizona law, you can have the open carry, they don't like that. >> reporter: the top republican official in arizona's largest county recently