but it showed some damage to nearby buildings and vehicles at the see of one of those and i'm ben kelley blue is a senior fellow at the foundation for the defense of democracies focusing on iran and its proxies. i often will, your house phone has been lost filled is that really is a key question right now is israel continues to move north, both fire power and ground power. trying to either flush out the high and mid level operative is what's left of lebanese has bullets committed control networks as well as go after precisely what you mention, which is that inventory or that arsenal of various long range right capabilities which includes on the lower end mortars of a slightly higher end, anti tank weapons on the even higher end drones and just above that rockets and finally above that ballistic missiles of which one was fired a few weeks back. i mean uh the is real hezbollah exchanges either a public reports that say, based on these resources, you know, somewhere near 40 to 60 percent. that's a very, very rough estimate of hezbollah as arsenal of 200000 plus projectiles has been detected

general kelley's comments regarding president trump are to agree just to ignore.in his commentary is patently false. from the atlantic that hates it trump and of course does not practice journalism and my view. they go with one anonymous source in another false story where the daughter had to come forward and say that is a lie. now they regurgitate the stuff. people do not remit democrats used to hate kelly when he is the head of dhs were they called him indecent, immoral, corrupt, disgrace, hypocrite. even harris is just the news reports. thus he has an inability to speak truth to power to this administration lack the implications of perspectives he was supporting. i want to get into this general stuff it. let's get into this general stuff. dictators, june is called the dictator? jon adams for the sedition act and who also is called a dictator? president andrew jackson. you know who is called the dictator? woodrow wilson, franklin roosevelt, abraham lincoln. abraham had a lot of aunt. they were just like kelly. they were just like mattis. they were just like mill

that goes to all of the people who were next to him, from stanley mcchristol to kelley. i tell you, this is serious work. but the american people will come back home on this. they will come home when we knock on their doors. they will come home when we call them. we give them an option on this with kamala harris. so thank you all for doing this. we have 16 days to do the work. i have continued to say it. it's all gas, no brake. we will sleep when we're dead. i had someone come up to me saying you are taking this too seriously, you look like hell. but i am not waking up on that 17th day and not believing we did everything. i know you have. i see the marin people -- american people across this country. the battleground states are doing the work. people are motivated. look, it's anecdotal, but early voting started here yesterday but we saw in north carolina and georgia down there this week, they set records for early votes. i got to believe those are new voters, those are women, those are people that believe in democracy. they're not just the rambo shirt folks going to vote

we have michael kelley, director of bpc action. steve waldron is a senior advisor for housing strategy and innovation -- steve waldrip's senior advisor for housing strategy and innovation for the state of utah. and kenzie bok, administered of the boston housing authority. aaron, i wanted to start with you. the biden administration action plan has pledged to close the supply cap within five years, but we are hearing about issues with financing and workforce shortages. what is the administration doing and what can you do to address these barriers? aaron: sure, thanks for question. before i jump in, i just want to say that typically when i speak at forums such as these, i disclose when i began my remarks that you may hear me stutter when i speak. that is just the way that i talk. so to your question, since day one, the president has put forward a bold plan for housing that would make record investments that would reduce or potentially close the supply gap that we've seen. and you've seen these investments through build back better and

man kelley says, photo gallery is that was to put again, but colombia in this course. he's why know this is jimmy electric? i don't. okay. yes. we don't know what else to locate your use and forgive you think it's ivy unfit? only one level given up without looking for it up. what is the question again in the middle 6 boys to then i was on you. yeah, that get 7 guessing for a bunch of money content in the middle. but guess play by daddy and andrew scott living alone. i'm at the guns here. it just been i left bits on us. kemati woke up with a gun. yes. for the name of the . ready ready the there's no end in sight over how you're going to continue to destroy the earth. if the case for the med, most of the people i tried to go to the gym, but i'm certainly not ready to fight russia. this is also of soon. this is the 3rd world lunacy re washing as for so the funder line likes to say, we have the tools while we just start with stability and business deals to this. let me let me on have very quick propaganda. you know, price here in new york. i think we don't know the afterma

i, like i said, lovely man, kelley says photo galleries that was to put again, but colombia in this course. he's why no, this is just like the guy, don't forget. yes we, the lord also located use this in book gave you think it's heavy and could only one level given up by looking for it up. what is. ringback the question that contin ending in a sick voice put on i was on you. yeah. the good 7 kissing for a bunch of money to continue in the middle. but guess buddy could buy that in, in respect of income own americans here. it just been i left this on us going to go get living gum. yeah for the name of. ready the take a fresh look around his life kaleidoscopic isn't just a shifted reality distortion by power to division with no real opinions fixtures designed to simplify. it will confuse who really wants a better wills and is it just because it shows you fractured images, presented to this, but can you see through their illusion going underground can or the the gym. and so just deal with the, with the one with taking that picture. they were proud of the muscle better and ready to leave, to go

mark kelley also admitted he was a us bomb that killed the leader of hezbollah. how about his stop adviser later back tracked on those remarks? we continue to talk to them. i've seen some positive responses from them when i have specifically asked them to do things differently. here's, here's an example. i mean, the use of, uh, you know, guided munition with a mark, 80 series bomb. you can hit a target for a reactor accurately. if you're using naval gunfire, that doesn't work so well. i've had those discussions, we see more abuse of guided munitions, j dams. and we can, we continue to provide those weapons that 2000 pound bomb that was used. that's a mark, $84.00 series bob to take out those, those rolla that was a guided, i'm pretty confident that was a guided weapon. she was not confirming one way or another. what weapon is real used? he was commenting on nbc is own reporting, which was referenced on the show that in this role a strike used a us made munition. the are to contribute to our to our read, believes that the bod loved ministration unequivocal lee sup

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negotiate on drug prices and these middlemen who are taking money out of our pharmacies like the kelleyrmacy here that had to close because of the pdm clawbacks, we need to stop that and i have a bill in the senate to do so. ms. laven: moving on to public safety now, this remains a top concern for washingtonians. violent crime in our state decreased by four point 8% from 2022 to 2023, but it remains more than 23% higher than in 2019, before pandemic, outpacing the national average. the drug prices, particularly fentanyl, contribute significantly to crime. what would you do as senator to address public safety. senator cantwell? sen. cantwell: fentanyl is a scourge on society and we did pass a law to make it an emergency nationally, giving us more resources here in seattle to fight this pandemic. and we are also, this crisis that we have, we also are helping with law enforcement with what they have requested, new technologies to detect fentanyl vapors so that it can be detected sooner. i believe in putting more community police into our communities. the notion that we put 100 36,000 polic

welcome, everybody i'm bob kelley as amy said and here tonight to talk to her insider about his new book, the war, which i've read over the last week. and first of all, congratulations on the book thank you. and for people like me are in the energy business it was very informative, very instructive. and i know what a hard job it is. so congrats relations. i'm getting there. thank what i'd like to do is sort of highlight some of the main issues in the book with some questions that toss over to ernst and let him explain on some of the themes he brought up in the book with respect to the questions. the first one i'd like to start out with was absolutely staggering to me and amazing to me. and that is we're talking about metals that are important in the energy transition to go to a greener world. and what i was amazed was the amount of these metals in particular that are in things like electronic vehicles in particular, the copper and the lithium. so could you expand on just the quantities involved and why it's so important that get these minerals out if we want to use these particular vehic

us and this has insisted they would not support any constraints on a to is well, one of them, mark kelley even admitted that it was us made boom, that killed the leader of has the law last week as we continue to talk to them. i've seen some positive responses from them when i have specifically asked them to do things differently. here's, here's an example. i mean, the use of, uh, you know, guided munition with a mark, 80 series bob, you can hit a target very actor accurately if you're using naval gunfire. that doesn't work so well. i've had those discussions, we see more of use of guided munitions, j dams. and weak, and we continue to provide those weapons that 2000 pound bomb that was used. that's a mark, 84 series bob. to take out those, those rolla that was a guided, i'm pretty confident that was a guided weapon with the smart us claims that is a, it is intended for precision strikes. the reality and level known is telling a very different story. the desk told has no sold into the hundreds. this is as entire city smoke, so being reduced to rubble. the situation was married in goal is a

>> what general kelley says is what most senior military people i have spoken to believe.onald trump would be a threat to the kind of military they dream of, which does its job of protecting america but does not get involved in politics. i think they are truly alarmed. it comes out of a place of sincerity. he would know better than anybody else. as a political maneuver, i don't think the argument on fascism has been swaying voters. when i travel around the country talking to people, they don't take that claimant seriously. they think donald trump was already president and we did not have a fascist government. the focus should not be on fascism. it should be on the economy and immigration. to me, if she focuses on fascism , that will please a lot of people who are democrats who believe the fastest threat is real and maybe it is right. i do believe that argument is a good way to close the campaign. anchor: the vice president is set to deliver closing arguments next week. is that a good use of her time? will it have the intended effect of crystallizing for voters the mistakes

this is not just a warning of what might happen by someone like general john kelley, former chief of new reporting said that trump took action to ready the troops. does that change things? >> i think we actually knew about this, chris, on multiple occasions, trump, while acting as president, envisioned using the military for a variety of suppression efforts. certainly, after he lost the election, there was a period of time where it looked to me he was sitting up a coup against the constitution. he had an acting secretary of defense, retired lieutenant colonel out of the white house and essentially giving orders that the armed forces and he had told on earlier occasions the chairman of jcs he wanted protesters shot. can't you shoot them in the legs or something? so we have to take this seriously. look. the armed forces 2.1 million men and women, active guard and reserve, are created to protect the country against their foreign enemies. and every young officer coming into the military learns about the posse act which essentially says and it's based on english tradition, a fear of the m

joining us now are terry kelley, who plays mrs. white and allison ewing, who plays swing. ladies.thank you. all right. so i played clue. so i know but i haven't seen the play. what am i missing. tell me everything. >> oh my gosh the play. the play is based on the movie. so it's very fast paced, which i haven't seen either. okay. >> might be the only one in the world. i know, right? >> 1985. okay. it was madeline kahn. who else? help me out here. lesley. ann. lesley. ann warren. tim curry. very funny. fast paced, 80 minutes of fun. >> 80 minutes, i like that. yeah. 80 minutes. yeah. >> and this is this is really based on the movie. so you're going to get a lot of zingers if you if you love the movie, you're going to get a lot of zingers from the movie. and, and really remember those characters. >> even if you don't know the movie, you're going to have a good time because it's funny and fast paced. >> i do like mysteries. i'm surprised i haven't seen it. so tell me a little more about what it's like to. i mean, you saw the movies. yes. right? yes. so what is it like? how does that i

kelley that if he's worried about hitler and he's worried about fascism, he ought to pick up the news the paper. there's thousands of hitler's running around this country right now, running around college campuses, running around new york city, chasing jewish people around, blocking their access on college campuses. if you're worried about hitler and you're talking about donald trump, maybe open your eyes and take in what's happening on the american left in this country closer they get people that let subject that we're talking to me. >> let me also just respectfully say that i don't even agree with many of the protests that are going on on college campuses, but it's more than far the line has been crossed. you are over there and the line is behind you to compare college students who are protesting for palestinian rights to adolf hitler. >> they're living with the jewish cla me just say, there aren't there aren't the river to the sea pardon me anymore? there aren't any more pro-israel democrats that you will find that myself. and so i hear you and i understand that they're antisemitis

do you agree with kelley? i mean, do you think this will have any kind of an impact i don't know anderson it hasn't certainly had an impact so far but one of the things i'd like to reinforce what secretory secretary cohen mentioned is the fact that trump doesn't understand the u.s military. >> he doesn't understand the dictates of our government in wanting to be a dictator in any country where there's a dictator, the military serves that dictator in the united states of the american way of war, the american way of the military is to swear the oath to the constitution, a piece of paper that represents ideas. there is no other military in the world that does that other military swear to defend the motherland are the fatherland or the king, or the queen we swear to defend a piece of paper which includes the rule of law. mr. trump obviously doesn't want that. he wants the military to swear loyalty to him and military individuals, those who wear the cloth of the country will not do that because they understand what

. >> now, jeffrey michael kelley, six-year-old, retire aerospace engineering at some point he did have top clearance. he's from our took arizona. it was arrested in connection with these three incidents of shooting at the democratic national committee office in suburban phoenix. they took it was over the span of 20 days starting on september 16 when investigators believe that more than ten rounds of bibi rounds of a bb gun were shot at this building outside of phoenix, arizona. the second incident took place just a week later, but this time, he brought a real gun with real bullets. this was on september 23 around just after midnight that took place and then two weeks later, another incident with a real gun on this time, authorities came to the scene about five minutes later. this was shortly after midnight, again, on those two last two occasions, they had surveillance video of a silver suv being the scene and they say that that was key to finding kelly. they were able to find him through a tip from the community in once they started following him, they saw him putting up signs with raz

he was in charge of, and my mother worked with frank kelley for many years in the attorney general's office. and so it was, i think, being raised by two public servants who raised my brother and and me to revere public service, to recognize we're really lucky. and when you're fortunate, it with the responsibility to help others and help others along and whatever that looks like, whether it's, you know, serving in office or it's helping someone who was was doing the hard work and that's, i think, what really prompted me to to get into public service. i thought i was going to be a sports broadcaster when i saw an undergrad. that was the plan. and my dad said so people understand state government. the capitol is right down the why don't you do an internship and see how it goes? he also was sick of me taking classes, ice skating and bowling, and suggests that i take economics as a an elective. that was bad advice but doing the thing down at the capitol was good advice and i fell in love with public policy. did you ever think you'd be running and serve governor? no, i didn't think of it w

this, is a key time to come out and say something and you know, as we've heard from people who know kelley, it's not something he does lightly, but he was spurred on by something that donald trump said that he found particularly concerning susan, which was these enemy from within comments that he keeps making, which if you're talking about things that are un-american, this idea of using your power to target your political opponents it's something that is very un-american, that is actually the thing that had kelly feeling that he needed to come forward. >> now, we've we've heard that don't trump use the language of fascism before when he talks about poisoning the blood immigrants, poisoning the blood of america are talking about the press as an enemy of the people this is language we've heard before, including from adolf hitler it's not a surprise that kelly feels that way we've known he's felt that way, but a couple of things makes this makes it i think more important at this moment, two weeks before the election some voters are just tuning in to who they want to vote for, are trying to ma

kelley blue book recorded sales at a little over 16,000 sales last week.esla said its $2 billion profit was boosted by the fact that it started shipping its actually smart summon feature, and its full self-driving software to cybertruck owners. the cybertruck beat out ford's mach-e to surpass every other ev not made by tesla. all right, let's get out the door. >> 848 a last check of traffic. what do you find, sal? >> well, we find a lot of slowing out there this morning in the silicon valley. look at this grid here. it's very slow. and you know that plane we talked about last time? the pathfinder? it's at moffett field. and whenever anything happens with that plane, it's so huge. it's actually looks like a blimp. that's where it is. and there's been another crash there this morning. that's just it's just correlated. i'm not sure if the crash was caused by that, but it's just a little bit of a coincidence that every time this happens, people are looking and they're not paying attention. northbound 101 is very slow from san jose all the way up to mountain vi

kelley blue book reports more than 346,000 electric cars were sold in the third quarter of this year.se from last year. at this time, experts cite government supported incentives and manufacturer discounts for the increase. tesla remained america's top selling electric car. general motors rose to second due to increased ev sales on the brands, including the cadillac and the chevrolet. >> all right, pam, that leads us right back to sal. he's watching your commute. you'll get them to where they need to go. sal, i hope so. >> and we are looking at a commute that's very different from yesterday. right now at the macarthur maze, we do have a long line on the carpool lane. and that the bay bridge that's backed up all the way out to the maze, it's backed up to the maze, and it's about a 20 minute delay before you make it onto the bridge. no problems on the san mateo or dumbarton bridge. there is a new crash now in oakland. northbound 880 at seventh, right near the post office exit, doesn't seem to be causing a big traffic jam at the moment. 647 that's pretty steep. back with today's weather.

kitty kelley certainly argued that nancy reagan's stylist had been secretly touching up his his hair. but i think he did have pretty naturally, you know, dark hair. so what would you like most people to remember about ronald reagan? well, i think that i would like them to remember he was a complicated personality that, you know, he was often accused of simplistic views, but he certainly was not a simple man. and was there was a lot more to him than it appeared to be on the surface, including things like i just pointed out, the fact that he was so conflict averse and person which you would not expect from somebody who said, mr. gorbachev tear down this wall so he could be very confrontational politically, but not very confrontational at all in his personal. and that's you know, he was actually in many ways kind of a shy introvert, a person who he was a shy introvert person whose idea of good time was sitting inin front of the tv watching bonanza. he didn't want to hobnob with people.nt he would have made a good hermit which you would not expect from someone who is so seemingly so grega

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