first of all, let's talk about what president lai said. first about what president lai said. ou have about what president lai said. first you have to — about what president lai said. f "st you have to understand that his message has never wavered since the election days. each side actually gets to talk about this in a manner irrespective of each other�*s position. irrespective of each other's position-— irrespective of each other's osition. ~ ., ., , position. what china says here is that president _ position. what china says here is that president lai _ position. what china says here is that president lai was _ position. what china says here is that president lai was being - that president lai was being provocative because he was referring to taiwan's independence. is that what you read him as saying? that is definitely not — what you read him as saying? that is definitely not what _ what you read him as saying? that is definitely not what he _ what you read him as saying? that is definitely not what he says, - what you read him as saying? that is definitely not what he says

we hear from president lai? we understand _ hear from president lai? or two that they do not need to be worried there are going to be any big surprises in his speech. i think that's an indication of the concern that some of taiwan's allies have had with the new presidency of lai ching—te who took over in may after winning the election in january. may after winning the election injanuary. president lai is considered more hostile to china than his predecessors and to the opposition parties. so he is reassuring his allies that he is not going to fundamentally change anything in taiwan. we expect him to make a speech talking about taiwan's achievements, its history, the fact that it is, in his words, a sovereign, independent country that has never been part of the people's republic of china. this is a tradition the ruling democratic progressive party have taken for the last eight years or more. it's something that antagonises the government in beijing a great deal. they absolutely do not like president lai and his government, and have said so forcefully in

there are no relations. — lai now as president? has - lai now as president? there are no relations, there has been - lai now as president? there are no relations, there has been no| no relations, there has been no could direct contact between taiwan and the government in beijing since i think the last time they met was in 2015, if i remember correctly. that was the previous government here of the previous government here of the now opposition party, the nationalist party, which is much more friendly towards beijing and has had much better relations with jet beijing in the past. democratic party in taiwan which has been in power for nine years now solidly, the previous administration of president tsai ing—wen was disliked beijing and william lai disliked even more by beijing. the government he has said it is ready to sit down at any time without condition to discuss peace and constructive relations but the chinese government has decided very clearly that it is just going to cut off any contact with the dpp until the time —— taiwanes

beginning to lay the golden link. at the kuanda station in the trans-baikal territory, the symbolic golden link is being laid, just like 40 years ago it connected the western and eastern parts of the baikal-amur mainline, only this time it is a connection of the second one. the scale of the tasks is not decreasing, the president of russia sets new tasks for us, which we will definitely cope with. now the bam is being actively modernized, by the end of this year alone they plan to lay 740 km, new stations and social facilities appear. you go, there are construction sites everywhere, equipment is everywhere, the soul rejoices, the most important thing is that now the second track is used, it will be built, there will be bridges, there will be tunnels, this is work for our children, grandchildren ours, this construction site has become so dear to me, well, i'll tell you this, i'm driving along it now, i'm driving along my construction site, i laid it, among other things, anatoly simonov was in the team of the famous alex

moscow is watching the laying of the real sleeper grid via a video bridge. october 1, 2024 coincided with another significant anniversary in the life of our country. on this day, 40 years ago, the golden link of the baikal-amur mainline was laid. this event summed up. ten years of heroic work of transport builders, railway workers, personnel of railway troops, machinist smolikov to start laying the link, i understand you, to start laying the golden link. 40 years ago the rails that connected the eastern western bam were painted gold, this time they decided not to do so, the laying of the second tracks on the baikal-amur mainline is still in full swing, only this year for... the speed of laying the railway track. bondur's brigade covered 5,400 m in 24 hours, moreover , there were practically no settlements on the bam route in the early eighties, so we had to live and work in train cars. we had everything there, and we lived autonomously, we had our own power plant, a canteen, a bathhouse, a dryer, and so on. we had only eight, 11 units, and even a club car, o

volkswagen is planning to lay _ ford's results. volkswagen is planning to lay off— ford's results.nning to lay off tens - ford's results. volkswagen is planning to lay off tens of. planning to lay off tens of thousands of workers and shut down three factories in germany. that's according to their works council, and it comes after negotiations with unions. the company has faced significant pressure to cut costs. they added that restructuring concrete proposals will be shed on wednesday. boeing is looking to raise around $20 billion, crucial to preserve its investment grade credit rating. boeing has been struggling recently with more than 30,000 brokers in the us on strike since september. —— 30,000 workers. the largest union voted to reject a 35% pay bump. the aircraft maker reported a loss of $6 billion in the third quarter of the year. we are a week away from the us election, and a large part of both campaigns have focused on trade policy. tariffs in particular. but how would these taxes on imports impact small businesses in the united states? michelle fleury investigates. this is

yolande knell in jerusalem. _ laying out. yolande knell in jerusalem, thank _ laying out.ou. - laying out. yolande knell in i jerusalem, thank you. looking jerusalem, thank you. looking at the bbc news website, lots of different lines coming in all the time, a live page, good place to keep across everything happening. the israeli military have ordered the evacuation of 35 areas in southern nir bitton. residents in more than 30 villages have been ordered to evacuate immediately —— in southern lebanon. developing situation. the place to stay across it is the bbc news website. let's speak to itamar yaar, former deputy head of israel's national security council and now ceo of commanders for israel's security, a group of former senior israeli security officials. thank you forjoining us. we were in possession the last time there was a war between israel and hezbollah in 2006 —— in position. what parallels can you draw between then and now? i think the situation now is slightly different. i think let us speak about the bigger picture. there is now a battle between two coalitions,

right now, it's all about laying out that closing argument.hink the backdrop of being on the ellipse where donald trump staged let it do some of the talks of its own, and sort of painting that destruction and damage that donald trump will do to our democracy if he's sent back to the white house. but she's going to focus on here's my vision for the next four years when it comes upon me. when it comes to actually fixing the border crisis. here's the thing, can donald trump is great at going up there and spewing rhetoric and problems. but only one candidate has actually come up with solutions. in the last stretch, the vice president will continue to use her speeches to continue to lay out that policy, lay out that vision, while in tandem, hitting the ground game and going to communities that need to hear from her. >> but the location, potentially, 40,000 people, who knows how many watching on tv, would make it arguably the biggest speech of her political life. so, take me behind closed doors. harris said over the weekend, i let the campaign peopl

like where she's laying on her side, and he's laying on his side kind of next to her.be alongside the back of her body. keith morrison: the bang? but, as woodford knew, there were two loud bangs, two shotgun blasts. keith morrison: and again, on fire? what fire? that was two months earlier said chris in june, just before he and jan and the family were due to depart for their annual trip to spider lake. their garage burned down. and he had said that he was concerned, was it the same or could it have been part of now jan being shot? keith morrison: at the time, said chris, the insurance inspector said it looked like the fire may have been deliberately set. but by whom? nobody could say. keith morrison: interesting. but it was something else about the fire story that occurred right away to agent woodford. it was concerning to me because a fire in a garage smells a lot different than a spent shotgun shell in a house. he would know that, would he? he does a lot of trap shooting and hunting. and so he would know the difference between a shotgun and smoke from a house or a ga

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moscow is watching the laying of the sleeper rail via a video bridge. 1, 2024 coincided with another significant anniversary in the life of our country. on this day, 40 years ago , the golden link of the baikal amur mainline was laid. this. event summed up the ten-year heroic work of transport builders, railway workers, personnel of the railway troops, the driver smolikov to start laying the link, i understand you to start laying the golden link. 40 years ago, the rails that connected the eastern and western bam were painted gold, this time they decided not to do so, the laying of the second tracks on the baikal-amur mainline is still in... in full swing, only for this year 740 km of new road are planned, 450 have already been laid. the new generation takes over the baton of the great construction from the pioneers. now there are new complex tasks, the second severomushsky tunnel, the second kandar, another kuznetsovsky tunnel and a new bridge across the amur. veterans who participated in the construction of the railway 40 years ago were invited to join

a couple of days ago, the special counsel, they submitted a roughly 200 page filing to the judge laying out what they believe is its case, even after the supreme court's ruling. here, we're getting some of that though there are redactions. now former president trump's lawyers, they have been fighting the release of this evidence, arguing that this is potentially prejudicial to the november race because of course, this is the last chance that voters will have to see some of this evidence, some of which has never been seen before. and to really hear the story that jack smith and his prosecutors would have put before a jury because of course, this case is not going to trial anytime soon. and a former president trump is reelected. his attorney general is expected to dismiss this case, as well as the other federal case against trump so well, let me just ask you about some of these redactions because again, i'm a lay person, i'm not a lawyer like yourself and the wife's people involved in this case, but they don't really make a whole lot of sense to me for example p1 is quite obviously steve

mcclellan lay quiescent. lee at harrison's landing, other union forces collected in virginia ominously. abraham lincoln united in organized formations. the had defeated in the valley under the new leader john, who on the far right. and it also lee received intelligence that the union would call major-general ambrose burnside and his division's coastal north carolina to fight in the virginia theater. and that's burnside in the. and once again, we understood that this was a real possibility because of the union navy and its ability to shift large numbers of men quickly. and then, of course, there is the other on the slide. general george mcclellan, who, despite sitting at harrison's landing, still presented a threat to the confederacy. so we acted, as he told william allen after the war, he had no choice to remain, would only allow the union to bring troops and equipment into the theater. the only prospects of success lay in attack and advancement with the goal of hurting northern morale. we, as first actions o

what we | have often heard from william lai since he came into office was a bit more of a snarky tonee addressed china and relations. we saw a tone change in the speech today where we saw far more pragmatic level—headed language in regards to cross trade relations and the far more dialled back, reminiscent of his predecessor, which will be welcome for both domestic and international audience.- international audience. taiwan for a business _ international audience. taiwan for a business community - international audience. taiwan for a business community is i international audience. taiwan | for a business community is all about chips. this political uncertainty and instability, how does that play in? for example, we hear how he is very disliked by china which calls him a separatist. what do you see... how is taiwan and china going to navigate this relationship going forward? it is always going to be a challenge no matter which president is in power. the impetus is largely on the pic, which he refuses to do as long as the dpp is in power. fortunately it is still allowing a relative leve

now special forces sappers from the general karabyshev detachment are laying out a corridor for the futureensive here for the fighters of the southern group of troops. nato- style g, there is marking. there are countless trophies in this land, especially explosive ones. anti-personnel mines, tripwires, artillery and grenade launcher shells. white the flag is the border of the safe zone, the red one is a minefield, essentially a new landscape. pioneering engineers will put it on maps, digitize it, and will be at the forefront of the future offensive. the assault sapper leads the entire unit, whether it is an assault unit, the sapper goes first. whether it is a reconnaissance group, the sapper goes first anyway. the sapper opens the door for any attack or for any reconnaissance. he has opened dozens of doors since the beginning of the special operation, including during the liberation of artemovsk. aristokl is a practitioner and theorist of modern sapper business, one of the founders of the special detachment and the platonov academy of wartime, the center for training engineering specialist

gomel lay in ruins. from the memoirs of nadezhda grekova. cold horror seized from what i saw, the buildings of all industrial and public utilities were destroyed and burned, the health care network, trade, all schools were completely destroyed , all historical monuments were looted and destroyed. the housing stock was almost completely destroyed, there was no water supply in the city, the streets of the city were deserted and lifeless, everywhere there were signs with the inscriptions "mined, mines, dangerous", there were rubbles all around, ruins. at the site of the destroyed water utility building , several workers were once again laying out heavily damaged or burnt parts of the equipment, they were collected from all over the city, pulled out from under the rubble, some fragments were tried to be made by hand, but all attempts to lay them out in a certain sequence ended in the same thing. first they took apart the diagram, then argued, when everyone tried to prove their case, then again they tried to assemble either a pump or a steam boil

china last launched drills in may when lai was sworn in. this time was framed as the sequel with the promise of more. janis mackey frayer, nbc news, beijing. >>> new jersey authorities are investigating a train crash that killed one and injured another 23 people yesterday morning. the train smashed into a large tree that had fallen on the tracks just outside of trenton. the train's operator was killed. transit officials described other injuries as mostly minor. >>> authorities say an armed north carolina man was arrested over the weekend for allegedly making comments about possibly harming fema employees responding to hurricane helene. 44-year-old william jacob parsons was arrested saturday after a soldier who allegedly witnessed the threats called police. the officials say parsons was carrying a handgun and rifle at the time of his arrest. he was charged with making the threat and has since been released on $10,000 bond. meanwhile, florida continues to clean up after being hit by hurricane milton last week. the death toll now up to 24. 200

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i'm steve lai. hello and welcome to business today.gin in seattle where boeing workers have just finished voting on a sweetened contract offer which includes a 35% pay raise over four years. remember, they rejected a 30% hike last month, resulting in an ongoing strike which has lasted for almost six weeks. ritika gupta is live in new york with the latest — where are we with the vote? well, as you mentioned, the boeing machinists have voted in the latest contract offer which could potentially end what's been six weeks worth of strikes. the voting closed up 5p and pacific time so we are still waiting for those results, there are still encountered. but on the table was a 35% wage increase for over the next four years, about 33,000 unionised workers, mostly in seattle, have voted on this. the workers previously rejected a 30% increase to wages as a said it wasn't enough to cover the increased cost of in them. the union instead was pursuing 40% gross to way to wages and returning to way to wages and returning to traditional pension plan tha

we took this dirty snow, warmed it up in our palms, and so we drank water, and nearby lay the corpses of dead people, and those who were still alive did not have the strength to clean them up, the camp was a swampy place, fenced with barbed wire two rows, at a distance of 2 m to the wire did not allow ... i can not feel my legs, and my hands under this light i warm my hands, she lies dead, and i warm my hands, there was constant shooting, usually began at 5:00 like this in the evening and until 9 so far, as it seems ours. they did not find out that this is a camp. in early march 1944, military intelligence 65. army reported to its commander pavel ivanovich batov that a camp was discovered on the territory of the kalinkovichi district, where a large number of civilians are being held in the open air. judging by all the signs, this is the very camp about which operational information was already available. the germans in polesie organized the tefozny camp as a barrier shield against the advancing red army. there are no formations on the territory, except for towers for german guards, ma

ended, it turns out, on the left side of the field, on the right side of the field, i say, everyone layn, lay down, so they drove, drove, searched, walked, combed us, i knew that if they found us, they'll throw grenades at us, well, we're definitely fighting. for me, this is the fourth war, i'll lead us all out of the encirclement, he just told us, trust me, i'll lead you out, and here's the very first phrase, here's from that ravine, this one he said, listen to me, no temples, listen to me, follow me, i didn't say a word, although... well, two commanders in a year, that's basically it, but then again, only he has age and experience, of course, i'm not too young either, not a snot-nosed kid, but i understand perfectly well that he will have more experience, plus we're kind of in during the break that we were talking, well before that, there he showed photos with awards and so on, that is, uh, it is clear that the person is not simple, he did not come to the store for sugar, he came with a specific mission, well, i see that we are going in the right direction, because we... i did not thi

lais the guy that called us poor and dirty.is the guy that now is part of this puerto rico is trash comment. it is like, it is like a wound, right. it was healing and now that wound has been opened back up and it is bleeding again. >> in the wake of the madison square garden rally, prominent latino and latina artist and from puerto rico. j-lo. her heritage is puerto rican. bad bunny. the culturally the most relevant artist and happens to be from pr. danny yankees. they came out and endorsed kamala harris to have those endorsements roll out after trump is doing this and saying this to the puerto rican community do you think it makes a difference? >> absolutely. impact, all of those artists are out there endorsing trump. the representative in congress come is a republican, a trump supporter and candidate for governor in puerto rico said today in puerto rico television she believed this situation will hurt donald trump in the states where puerto ricans live. >> you are in one of them, victor. i want to hear daily dispatches about

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jonquel jones gets the tough lay in to lay up to fall. she finished with 17 points.under two minutes left, tied at 58. napheesa collier gets this one inside and finishes the reverse lay in. collier finished with 22 points. overtime now liberty up three. sabally forces the turnover. lays it in on the other end. so the liberty. take this one, 6762. it's their first wnba championship. jones wins the mvp there. new york, new york. liberty. raise up that championship trophy for the first time in their history. >> all right, you're not done yet. you're coming back. yeah. sportswrap. yep. all right. 30 more minutes. thank you. bailey. up next at 11, the 11:00 news on ktvu. fox two starts now. good evening everyone. >> i'm mike mibach and i'm heather holmes. let's get straight now to some of our top stories that we're following tonight. the family of a man whose sentence was reduced by a santa clara county judge is pushing for his immediate release. carlos harris has spent 20 years in prison for robbery and attempted murder. he was set to serve five more years until a judge

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lines and equipment still scattered everywhere, houses crushed by trees as power poles dangerously lay across lines coming up. i'll speak with people in charge of a food bank and an animal shelter are still helping their communities even as they recover. good morning. you are live in the cnn newsroom. i'm jim acosta in washington new evidence from special counsel, jack smith's office, the unsealed brief weighing in and add more than 165 pages provides perhaps the clip heroes picture. yet of smith's 2020 election case against former president donald trump and comes less than five weeks before election day. trump has already sounding off on the new for more on that in a moment, but let's go straight to cnn's zach cohen zach a lot to unpack 165 pages. what does it tell us? >> yeah, jim jack smith really laying out why he believes donald trump should still face criminal charges, even after the u.s. supreme court granted him limited immunity for those actions deemed under his official duties as president, right. but jack smith is arguing here that trump's attempts to overturn the 2020 elect

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at that time, many records were set on bamiya, one of them for the speed of laying the railway track. bondar's team covered 5,400 m in a day, and there was practically no settlement on the bam route in the early eighties, we had to live and work in carriages. we had everything there, and we lived autonomously, we had our own power plant, a canteen, a bathhouse, a dryer and and so on. we had only eight, 11 units. and even had a club car. today , the importance of the baikal amur mainline is even greater than before. russia is developing trade with asian countries via the eastern polygon railway, which includes transip and baam, where most of the cargo is sent, including ugoli. the new double-track insert in combination with other facilities that are being built in banks will significantly increase cargo flow. taras kucherenko, dmitry dunayev, vesti zabaikalsk. with a free children's sbirkarta everything will be for adults, your own card with a name, a mobile application, and parents will always know where their children spend money, they will be able to set limits for them. apply for a

you along with lay-ins of others had to seek shelter when those sirens sounded. >> that is right.half hours ago, us like millions of israelis across the country received a text message warning us to get the shelters immediately. we ran for the safe room here in the bbc bureau. this is an unprecedented iranian attack on israel on this scale and the consequences could be huge. [sirens] israel was warned it was coming but this was iran's revenge. almost 200 ballistic missiles raining in. across the country. >> we got to get off the roof. these are coming down right next to us here. >> as people ran for shelter. with the iranian missiles traveling 2000 kilometers in only around 12 minutes, israel's defense system was at full stretch. >> we are on high readiness for defense and offense. we will protect the citizens of israel. this attack will have consequences. we have plans to -- at a time of our choosing. >> this restaurant in tel aviv took a direct hit. this was a school in central israel. the u.s. said it helps in shooting down some of the missiles. its intelligence agencies had al

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all we can do is lay out to them the upside of ultimately moving forward with a path to a reunited gaza and the west bank and a political path forward for the palestinian people, and we can lay out the risks of not pursuing that path, and the risks are well-known. but it's israel that has to make that decision in the same ways that other countries in the region have to make their own decisions about the type of relationship they want to have with israel. >> you must know that the world does not work this way, the -- a country does not adhere to your rules unless you apply more pressure on the government to abide by international law, and international law states that the west bank is an occupied land and that a kid-state solution is the way forward. i know other countries and the international community agree with you, but you are blocking agencies like the united nations from taking action on israel to force it to making this decision. at the same time, u.s. the most powerful israel ally will look to take the steps as well. as i've heard several times in this briefing, whatever they wa

we have the vice president laying out an agenda that is resonating with the middle class. the ability to make sure that tax cuts are targeted. make sure things like homeownership are available and then i watched her lay out -- this was really great. we were doing a rural -- the rural rollout and we were traveling across the country in rural areas and look, the farm bill is important. that is a big piece of this. but rural areas have the same issues we have everywhere else. they want to be connected to broadband. they want to have good infrastructure, they want good union jobs they can do in those communities and they want homeownership. something has resonated in that, that our rural areas have an aging population, just like my mom still lives in her house. she wants to live in her house and the vice president has put i think a game changing proposal forward allowing medicare to provide in-home health care and in-home services for those folks. it's a big deal. i keep saying that to the folks who are like under 50, this doesn't really resonate, but i said trust me, when you

great patriotic war, went out to lenin street, but people were not able to lay wreaths at the eternal flame, for our people, a man was wounded, they are shooting at the ambulance, look, my wife is afraid to leave the house with the child, you came to kill mine and how come no, who did you come here for? despite the acts of intimidation, on may 11, 2014, referendums were held, with one question: do we want to remain in the territory of ukraine or join russian federation? it was a feat, a real, genuine feat of the people, because it was dangerous to express your opinion at that time, because everything was littered with spies, sbu officers, their ambassador. without weapons, the first mass influx of civilians was when the airport was shelled on may 26, when we realized that war had come to our home, the roar in the sky, well, you can't even call it noise, it's like this dive bomber, it just made turns over donetsk, came in and shelled the airport, well, excuse me, it's it's so scary that you understand, this feeling that you now... will find yourself under attack, when the battles for t

i'm steve lai.breaking news, 64% of boeing workers have rejected a contract offer which included a 35% pay rise over the next four years. ritika gupta is live in new york with the latest — 64%, it wasn't even close. 6496, it wasn't even close. it 64%, it wasn't even close. it wasn't. boeing machinists have rejected the latest offer, thereby extending the strikes and as you mention, it wasn't even close, 64% voted in favour of rejecting it. there are no current talks set, but the union president has been speaking and says he wants to change that, he said the reason for the rejection is that the lack of the pension is still at the heart of the matter and he says he doesn't want —— and he says he doesn't want —— and he says he doesn't want —— and he says he once bound to get back to the negotiating table so he will reach out to the white house for help in facilitating those talks and to bring boeing back to the table. the table was the 35% increase in wages over the next four years and about 33,000 uni

one of them was for speed of laying the railway track. bondar's team covered 5,400 m in 24 hours.eover , there was practically no settlement on the bam route in the early 1980s. we had to live and work in carriages. we had everything there. and we lived autonomously. we had our own power plant, a canteen, a bathhouse. there was a dryer and so on, we had a total of eight, 11 units, and even a club carriage, today the importance of the baikal amur mainline is even greater than before, russia is developing trade with asian countries through the railway the eastern polygon, which includes transip and bam, sends most of the cargo, including coal, the new double-track insert in combination with other facilities that are being built on bam will significantly increase cargo flow. taras kucherenko, dunayev, vesti zabaikalsk. in kazakhstan today , the csto peacekeeping forces' exercises "unbreakable brotherhood" began. they will be attended by military personnel from russia, belarus, kazakhstan, kyrgyzstan and tajikistan. in total , more than 2.0 military personnel and 500 units of equipmen

he is trying to lay out a pitch thatis he is trying to lay out a pitch that is designed to attract thel say. we will hear from james cleverly in just a few minutes. damian grammaticas, many thanks. he will have the latest on the conference throughout the day on bbc news. do stay with us for that. on bbc news. do stay with us forthat. plenty on bbc news. do stay with us for that. plenty more to come. see you again tomorrow. hello. flooding continues to cause concern across parts of england. here we've got a weather watcher picture from the manchester area showing some flooding from the river great 0use. and at the moment, here's the latest flooding situation. we do have a number of flood warnings in force. the numbers have come down significantly in the south west, but we have these new flood warnings in northern england to go along with the problems that we have across parts of the midlands. now, today, yes, there is a bit more rain to come and for the most part across eastern england it's quite a steady rain with just a few heavier bursts mixed in. so maybe another ten millimetres of

i'm steve lai, reporting live from singapore.ays five people were killed after israel carries out fresh strikes on beirut. after iran's unprecedented missile attack on israel on tuesday, we will assess the damage and where the war goes next. for the first time in singapore's history and ex— cabinet minister will go to jail. presidentjoe biden surveys the damage left by storm helene as communities in the us southeast welcome to newsday. i'm steve lai, reporting live from singapore. these are our top stories:

part of this rise has been driven by new entrants to the workforce rather than massive job cuts and lay—offser scenario in terms of consumer confidence and consumer spending broadly. labour market cooling but not collapsing and we expect that tomorrow as well. mil collapsing and we expect that tomorrow as well.— collapsing and we expect that tomorrow as well. all eyes on that. thanks to mona mahajan of edward jones. let's get into some more detail about the us economy now, because the number of people filing for unemployment benefits rose unexpectedly last week, according to figures out in the last hour. initial benefits claims were up by 6,000 for the week ending september 28th, to 225,000. pete earle is senior economist at the american institute for economic research — a free market think tank in great barrington, massachusetts. the biggerfocus will the bigger focus will be on the job status tomorrow. what are you expecting and how important is the state are going to be for the fed when it meets next month? , , , ., month? this is very important because the — month? this is very important

which lays ahead of them, but instead uh we're looking at more escalation, more death and destructionion of the resistance and the violence of the regime and tim, while you're on the left side of our screen there we have multiple images on the right. uh part of of the screen for our viewers, these are uh for the most part except for the uh uh the one frame showing the uh actual uh snippets of the the attack on tel aviv, the rest are people out in the streets of jordan, the yemani capital sana and celebrations throughout the islamic republican support of this uh last night's ballistic missile uh retaliatory strike against the israeli entity. tim, my question to you, i mean, we were seeing celebrations taking place all throughout the night in occupied palestine, including in gaza and the occupied westbank in multiple cities uh in iraq, in multiple cities there in baghdad and ambassa, in jordan, in syria, in uh, yemen, uh, iran, pakistan, why are we seeing so many people and so much celebration, tim, over a missile attack against three military sites, in israel, because the israelis are

not just giving benefits to black men and laying out a plan for african-americans. she said white voters, all this affects you, as well. and you are consistently voting for a party that works against her interest. she might not say it as bluntly as i just did, but she is laying out an economic plan for people who have been consistently under resourced, because of the policies of a donald trump and the republican party. >> and sometimes people can show you better than they can tell you. so she showed, she went into the lions den and she took the tough questions. they said she could not handle it, they said she would fold, they said she wasn't smart. she said let me show you and him and straight. and now, people who were maybe on the fence, they have seen her in the hot seat. >> don't go anywhere. natosha and christine are sticking around for more after this quick break. and later, coming up on the katie phang show, trump is exhausted. and it showed at a recent rally, sparking more questions about whether the 78-year-old trump is truly up for the job. yes, it appears

he lost a lot of suburban women in the suburbs, and that's exactly what this indictment sort of lays out, that people told him that. detroit is not the reason he lost, but of course there's been this long standing thing within the rnc going back to the '80s where they previously had these restrictions about poll watching, in particular, in quote, unquote urban areas or what donald trump back in 2016, called certain areas. >> garrett, donald trump is going to be in michigan, speaking of the state of michigan today. he has called this release of this filing election interference. why is he so worried about this? because, again, this has been out there for so long now. >> reporter: yeah, look, it's a good question, katy. i think the details in this filing probably don't balance out with the angry reaction we saw from donald trump to it. most voters who are, you know, particularly motivated to vote on january 6th or, you know, 2020 election-related issues have probably long since made up their mind, but for donald trump, every time this happens, he gets more and more serious. we saw in o

throughout this document jack smith laying out his case and the details he would present at trial for this case. much of the detail focuses on january 6 and the days leading up to and immediately after. in almost minute by minute coverage of january 6. here is page 80 of the report focusing on 2:00 hour that day. "fox news coverage of the events at about to: 12:00 p.m. reports of the capital being on lockdown -- at about 2:12 p.m. reports of the capital being on lockdown. much of the crowd was carrying flags as evidence of their allegiance to the defendants. crowds on the capital lawn were shown alongside the chiron saying certification vote paused as protests erupt. at 2:21 a reporter interviewed a person who had come to the capital because trump told them they had something big to look forward to and what's told vice president pence would -- i think there several thousand people here very disappointed but i think trump has something else left. fox news reported a police officer may have been injured and that protesters had made their way inside the capital. donald trump was alone in

clear and unwavering support breaking the code laying the groundwork for the abraham accords and the promise for the first time and our lifetime of peace in the middle east. trumps vision and policy did make america great again the world a safer place. it's my honor to present my former boss, 40 the president of the united states of america, donald j trump. ♪♪ ♪♪ ♪♪ ♪♪ ♪♪ ♪♪ ♪♪ ♪♪ ♪♪ ♪♪ ♪♪ ♪♪ ♪♪ ♪♪ ♪♪ ♪♪ ♪♪ ♪♪ ♪♪ ♪♪ ♪♪ ♪♪ ♪♪ ♪♪ ♪♪ >> thank you, john. wonderful to be back in the united states. the economic club. i was here. going to do it again. we are going to do it again. affected by the hurricane as you know, it was a rough night also the people of north carolina, georgia, south carolina and tennessee and hurricane haley, quite a combination. i like to congratulate florida, ron desantis georgia and carolina. and they've done a fantastic job. it's not done what you're supposed to be doing. unjustly a house and much more importantly and they were many many and georgia and north carolina. order will rebuild and come back strong very soon, they will be there very soon. make sure that w

i'm steve lai.o our top story — 64% of workers from boeing's largest union have said "no" to a sweetened contract offer, which included a 35% pay rise over the next four years. ritika gupta has the latest from new york on what happens now. boeing machinists have rejected the latest contract offer, thereby extending the strikes command as you mentioned it wasn't even close, 64% voted in favour of rejecting it. there are no current talks set in place but the union president has been speaking and he says he wants to change that he said the reason for the rejection is that the lack of pension is still at the heart of the matter and he says he wants bowing to get back to the negotiation table so he is calling, he says he will reach out to the white house for help in facilitating those talks and again bring boeing back to the table. on the table was the 35% increase in wages over the next four years and about 33,000 unionised workers, mainly in seattle, have now rejected that. while the salary offer was c