this salt lake washington is decision to green. light keeps use of long range weapons to strike into russian territory loc. my patient has signed off on the increasing of the production of the new fuel capable weapon. so yeah, pretty much it is necessary to establish cereal production of these me cycles. and we have taken the decision to organize and carry out the serial production of the system that's given the particular strength and power of this weapon. it will be put into service with the strategic missile forces. another important item is that in addition to the rationing system, russia today has several other systems in the works, according to the results of the tests. these weapons will also go into production. in other words, we have a whole line of medium in short range systems. will rush a state to be authorized to make this sol can hit targets within a 5000 kilometer radius. it's classified as being a hypersonic weapon means that trip travels with speed of up to 3 kilometers per 2nd. during a meeting with the wash, as top ministry boss, president preaching emphasized the

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andrea canning (voiceover): kelsey grew up on her family's farm near moses lake, washington about 100 miles from spokane. kelsey was a light. she lit up a room. she lit up your heart. andrea canning (voiceover): kelsey's uncle scott is a pastor at the homedale friends community church near boise, idaho. he and his wife kim had a very close bond with kelsey. this was their first interview about the case. she was smart. if she was determined to do something, she fought. she put it all in. she was an incredible woman to watch. you wanted to be with kelsey. you wanted to hang out with her you wanted to hear what she had to say. and at some point, she's going to make you laugh. what made her happiest? being on the farm. she loved being on the farm. she wanted to live there. and i think she enjoyed this little girl driving this big tractor. watching her cut hay just made her happy. andrea canning (voiceover): kelsey discovered her lifelong passion at a very young age. she loved being a pilot. she loved thinking about flying, from watching crop dusters on the farm to in high school going fly

to light after a message obtained by "the daily wire" showed fired fema supervisor washington instructing workers in lakeda, to avoid all homes with trump signs on their lawns after hurricane milton. now washington has turned whistle blower against pa fema saying her actions were consistent with fema guidelines that were also used by other teamses, and she's being set up to take the fall. fema administrator delaware korean criswell is expected to the testify this upcoming tuesday in front of of the house to oversight committee investigating where the directive actually came from. joining me now ahead of the committee hearing the the is congressman james comer who is also the author of the new book, "all the president's money," which becomes president biden and his family's numerous with business deals. that book will be out on january 14th. mr. chairman, good to have you this morning. thanks so much for being here. >> good morning, maria. maria: what do you know so far in your investigation of where this order came from? kid they -- did they actually tell employees, don't help anyone with a trump signen

waukesha, excuse me and then get into washington and over in the lake is osakie here and trump at 53.5parison point, 2020, a little under right now in that suburban county north of milwaukee. pop on over here to washington and see what we're doing. 70% is an impressive percentage. four years ago, what did he do? a little bit better right there in washington county. then we'll move over and most populated of the three waukesha west of milwaukee and shy of 60% raw vote shy of 40,000. from four years ago, okay. all right. so he ended up with 55,000 net so either has some space to make up or he's not going to get to the number from four years ago so that's something to watch. the wild counties in milwaukee. my favorite county in all of wisconsin, maybe my favorite county in the entire map this year, right here. know what this is bret and martha? b door county. >> talking about door county. don't want to be there in the winter because it's cold and frozen. but in the summertime, it's got to be beautiful, half the vote in, trump has an edge here. four years ago, you see what happened here, b

strangling the invasion been stopped on lake champlain, new orleans, but it was not stopped in the chesapeake bay, which was the height of american naval strength. washington had burned. the chesapeake lost to the shannon emphasized the disastrous results of lack of training and discipline. but america could take pride in her fighting ships and then a few frigates and smaller had more than held their on all forerunners of our great modern fighting ships, men and of 1812 fighting defenders of our great free republic. were. our author, our speaker today is colleen plimpton. colleen is a retired author, professional gardener and speaker. these days, she volunteers at the skinny atlas historical society and her church, as well as tending minimally, she says to her garden.

now risk consultants has golf space on the lake, takes tablets. sandro bruno believes that the russian presidents warning is more directed to washington, then keeps that they've given the warning. if they continue to strike, then a rush or can use these a or actually miss, i'll against any strategic target in ukraine. guaranteeing the destruction of that target without this is the early the human soul, because it can give a warning and get rid of the purely military problem if they continue to use attack. and which, by the way, as a side note, any use of the attack and implies that the united states is involved in the, in clothing the course of those attack them. so the message is not, is not the is i think more to washington. then it is to kids because the united states could simply say absolutely no, you know, we, we will not, you will not be allowed to use attack them. i think the, the message is to ukraine in super efficiently. but it's a real, a real, a intended audience is in washington and close that whole now and the other side of the growing ties between moscow and p on young. the russian defense minister has the box down in

strangling the invasion been stopped on lake champlain, new orleans, but it was not stopped in the chesapeake bay, which was the height of american naval strength. washington had burned. the chesapeake lost to the shannon emphasized the disastrous results of lack of training and discipline. but america could take pride in her fighting ships and then a few frigates and smaller had more than held their on all forerunners of our great modern fighting ships, men and of 1812 fighting defenders of our great free republic.

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washington. this one here of the great lakes and near new york has produced the 1st now the season. in fact, most northern states the same that this is chicago, i'm very welcome. it was to those who likes no. i think the cold will probably stay, but there's more to come suddenly on the west coast, the pacific coast, more rain than anything else. i suspect smell, it hides, but this is robert early for this sort of rain for in california, but it's there all the same and it'll be there for the whole the weekend is this low winds up the might be a bit more wind damage possibly in oregon, or just across the border, b. c, but rain are full fairly heavily. this is san francisco. of course. there's time through the central valley towards ally. you'll see right in full and a cool significant scenario this year in nevada is already full and that will be more top of your topped. that'd be on this west coast. there's not much going on. the cold stays, as you can see. this has been welcom rain and of course snow belts because new york state in particular has been suffering from drag and as far a

just west of milwaukee -- i'm sorry, walk asha, excuse me, and then you get into washington and then you get over into the laket's see what we are doing. comparison point in 2020. a little bit under right now in suburban county pop on over here to milwaukee and see what we are doing. 70% is impressive percentage. four years ago what did he do? a little bit better right there in washington county. and then we will move over here. this is the most populated of the three. waukesha west of milwaukee. just shy of 60% raw vote shy of 40,000. from four years ago. okay. all right. so, he ended up with 55,000 net. so either has some space to make up that's something to watch the wow counties there in milwaukee. favorite county in all of wisconsin. maybe favorite county right here. do you know what that is? that's obrador county. why do we talk about door county. you don't want to thereby in the winter. half the vote in. trump has edge here. four years ago, you see what happened here. biden won it. go back to 2024 watch the map go into play here. this is a flipper county in wink. the shade of blue shows you how close it

washington, d.c., much dryer. we've got showers spinning across parts of the great lakes.ice stretching from maine down to boston, we have some of that heavy rain working through. and some of that mountain snow. this will be with us at least through the afternoon hours in northern portions of new england. the system will start to pull away. notice we have some of the lingering activity. for the most part, boston to new york city, you'll start to see things drying out. second half of the day, what you don't see is we'll be dealing with strong winds. additional kind of chill in the air with some of that cooler air working on the backside of the system, on top of the strong winds, it's going to be a biting cold day across the region. when it comes to additional rainfall, not a whole lot more. we have picked up a couple of inches across parts of the northeast, new york city, just over 2 inches. boston to portland, another half are starting to clear out of those showers. finally, just some lingering rain up there towards the north bay. if i zoom it in here with storm ranger, we

lake placid, florida. internal messages viewed by the daily wire revealed. th marnie washingtonis message both verbally and in group chat multiple government employees told the daily wire. so now hurricane relief also politicized. rachel: yeah. no question. and, by the way, there was already outrage that so many fema funds had been raided to give to illegal immigrants. and so, obviously, people are saying we've got to take the politics out of something as essential as emergency relief. i mean, this is insane. by the way, the fema spokesperson has a statement, fema helps all a survivors regardless of their political preference or aa filluation, and we are deeply disturbed by in this employee's actions. we've taken americas ore move the employee from their role and are investigating the matter to the prevent this from happening ever again. the employee had no authority and was given no derek from min to tell teams to avoid these homes, and we are reaching out to the people who may not -- who have not been reached as a result of this incident. will, i'm surprised that -- you see lo

lake city and 43. but all in all, pretty good oklahoma, dallas, new orleans, orlando up to atlanta, even washington, d.c. some dry weather. got a little bit of rain here in new york city and also boston. but as we follow this storm system here in the west, what we're going to see happen is by the time we head into wednesday's forecast, it's going to redevelop over the ohio valley for some rainfall. columbus down towards nashville. and then as we move into thursday on thanksgiving, rain, boston, new york, washington down towards atlanta, that could delay. if you're going to be traveling on thanksgiving day, right back here across the bay area, we are looking sunny and also dry temperatures in the 50s to low 60s, so it's great to see that dry weather on here after what we went through last week. and my hope for everyone as we head through thanksgiving is even though the weather is dry, hopefully the turkey is not dry. that's always the challenge. that's a weather man's joke. just put on a lot of gravy. yeah, exactly. gravy. always to the rescue. yes, it does save it. thank you. thanks, jeff. all right. up

en washington, cristina londoño noticias telemundo no declarará en su juicio el hombre acusado por el crimen a la estudiante lake crimen. peritos declararon que su perfil genético coincide con el encontrado debajo de las uñas de la joven en georgia. el peligroso grupo criminal de origen venezolano. el tren de aragua se expande por el país. ya tiene presencia en al menos 16 estados. así lo advierte un memorando interno a oficiales de seguridad nacional al que tuvo acceso el periódico new york post. según este documento, a medida que el tren de aragua incrementa su presencia, también aumentan sus actividades criminales. hoy fue acusado de 3 cargos de asesinato. el hombre detenido por la ola de ataques a cuchilladas este lunes en nueva york. aquí se lo contamos. el sospechoso había sido liberado el mes pasado de su octavo arresto este año. luis gerardo núñez, de nuestra estación local en nueva york, habló con la familia del trabajador hispano, que fue una de las víctimas en esta masacre. yo no lo puedo creer. maría bertha, con pancarta en mano frente a la corte criminal de manhattan. a horas de la peor noticia que

for now in washington, raquel martin, back to you. >> 2 people had to be rescued on lake merced saidpsized rescue crews from the fire department found the 2 people on top of their capsized boat. a rescue swimmer along with a good samaritan. but the paddle board managed to get them to safety. it's not clear yet what caused the boat to capsize. this happened on sunday and the 2 people had been wearing life jackets and they were evaluated by medical responders. we'll take a live look outside right now here in san francisco. i was thinking after all these storms, kyle in the street here in the front, they're kind of highlights it. there's like no leaves left on the windy and rainy. the when yeah, it's definitely. >> definitely happened. that's for sure. >> and now we get to dry out a little bit get to clean them let's talk about san jose where we're trying to dry out a little bit. but as you can see, still some raindrops on the camera there. >> but san jose also is starting to lighten up. and you can see just a whole lot of lightning up as we've gone in the last hour or so. we definitely

lake over the finish line, please, arizona. we can't do this alone. we can't solve every problem, of course. but we can't even govern effectively unless we have the right allies in washington, d.c.. right now you have a far left radical running pertaining -- pretending to be a moderate, ruben gallego and on the others you have somebody that will actually fight for the people of arizona. let's send a fighter for the people of are presented to the united states senate. [cheers and applause] we are thrilled to be joined by gina. thank you for being here in your leadership. good to see you. we have arizona said that -- senate candidate karine warner. say hello. thank you. and finally we have arizona state house representative steve montenegro. god bless him. i was talking backstage with charlie kirk. i love charlie. he left a few minutes ago. he told me he has three more events just in this area of the state of arizona. he told me that in just this area we have 400,000 unreturned absentee ballots from republicans. here is what i am asking you to do over the next three days. if you know somebody that has a bad tell them to drop it off or get it in the mail. sorry, not the mail.

washington on the west coast. then she won except for michigan and wisconsin but she won the great lakes states. she won the northeast. even up to the mid-atlantic. those are heavy economic producing states, but if you look at jon tester who lost in montana, they receive federal funding. they receive more federal aid than they pay in taxes and many of those red states except maybe florida and texas are in a similar predicament with west virginia receiving more in federal funding than it pays in taxes. so the economic engines -- you look at red states like atlanta in georgia. atlanta is the economic engine of georgia. he look at houston. host: let's hear from laura in massachusetts on our line for democrats. caller: i voted for kamala harris reluctantly. i consider myself a progressive and i had to hold my nose to do it because of what the biden administration has done in gaza, how they lost my even thinking that even care about the working class anymore. she keeps using the word middle-class but never wanted to say the word for people because it is almost like now is repulsive for the elite demo

washington. so that's going to be the source of some of the biggest delays as we head into thanksgiving for any late travel. then by friday, upstate new york lakeect snow, two plus feet. what about the macy's thanksgiving day parade right here on nbc bay area tomorrow morning, 830. there will be some rain, but hopefully the wind will hold off so they can fly the balloons. right now, the wind forecast shows gusts of 15, maybe 20mph. so that still should be okay to let all that good stuff happen. and you'll see on the forecast. we are staying sunny and dry all the way through the next seven days, so ready to ready to go tomorrow. that's good turkey dinner weather. i think so too. weatherman approved. good time to eat some pie. thank you. okay. why were they lining up overnight? yep. there it is. the new costco opening stores in pleasanton. the items. customers braved the cold temperatures for hours to try to snag. with the highly anticipated opening of the giant retailer in pleasanton overnight, hundreds of people braved the cold temps and were in line to be among the first inside this morning. even the mayor of pleasanton and other city leaders

lakes now. i have a term if you haven't heard it. it's called algae blooms. thank you so much. congratulations. see you here in washington. >> thank you, jake. >>> was the harris campaign broken from the beginning? that's what some new reporting suggests with never before told details about what was happening behind the scenes. the reporter behind it joins us live, next. >>> we're getting new insights from inside the campaign for kamala harris as democrats continue their defeat in the presidential election. new reporting from notus, a great website, suggests there's finger pointing and blame gaming at all levels of the harris campaign over campaign strategy, management or mismanagement of funds. let's bring in jasmine wright who's covering the story. also, jeff sellny. unable to capitalize on that initial voter enthusiasm. tell us more about that. >> we got a lot of examples into this piece about how the initial campaign under joe biden was put together. the fact that it was based off of the fact that you know, they may not have a lot of voter enthusiasm. not a lot of volunteers, maybe not a lot of donor money, so they w

strangling the invasion been stopped on lake champlain, new orleans, but it was not stopped in the chesapeake bay, which was the height of american naval strength. washington had burned. the chesapeake lost to the shannon emphasized the disastrous results of lack of training and discipline. but america could take pride in her fighting ships and then a few frigates and smaller had more than held their on all forerunners of our great modern fighting ships, men and of 1812 fighting defenders of our great free republic. were. our author, our speaker today is colleen plimpton. colleen is a retired author, professional gardener and speaker. these days, she volunteers at the skinny atlas historical society and her church, as well as tending minimally, she says to her garden. she's lived all over the united states and was happy to return to beautiful her beautiful native new york. about ten years ago that is the introduction that colleen sent to me. well, colleen is way too modest because we did a little checking on her and we found some more information. colleen was a gardening columnist for the hearst connecticut media group. she has had articles that have appea

across california to our north, though in oregon and washington we will get some on and off showers throughout the day. some snow, very likely in salt lake city to our east. we are finding really quiet conditions from texas all the way up through the upper midwest, with no threat of any severe weather and a similar story on the east coast flying to new york city, you'll be good to go. lots of sunshine later on today and temperatures in the mid 50s back here in california. live doppler seven, along with satellite. our cold front yesterday that brought that widespread rain is now to our south and east. we do have a brief area of high pressure bringing us a quiet day today, but here's our next storm system. this low pressure and front will move in here tomorrow afternoon for another chance of some showers. today though, we are tracking high surf lasting through tomorrow morning. dangerous swimming and surfing conditions with breakers up to 15ft. we're already seeing that off the coast of bodega bay this morning. just be aware of that. here's the forecast today. inland, lots of sunshine temperatures, mainly in the 50s and 60s for daytime hig

conditions for denver, l.a., folks flying out of washington, d.c., as well as atlanta as we round out the week. the roads look good, too. the great lakes those spots that we will watch for a bit more difficult kind of travel, but it's not all that expansive. essentially more of the same saturday. big picture look, stays the same. we still have the lake-effect snow here as we wrap up our holiday weekend and head back to work. back over to you. >> thank you. >>> meanwhile, the temperatures in miami perfect. >>> next on msnbc, trump's incoming border czar makes a visit to texas. how they plan to carry out promised mass deportations. >>> plus, free and clear? the classified documents case against trump officially dismissed. what's left for special counsel jack smith as he closes up shop? ? remember, the annual enrollment period is here. the time to choose your coverage... begins october 15th... and ends december 7th. so call unitedhealthcare and get... coverage you can count on for your whole life ahead, with our broad range of plans... including an aarp medicare advantage plan from unitedhealthcare. it can combine your hospital and doctor

she's washington's rep education, you know, in the, the d as flora had been mowed, selectively, volume lies. so those b as for, in. busy the side pool rooms bugs, all the countries in full lakes is the voting thing that we are is bodies deals for russia and other countries. they did law. so i mean this was clearly and then to barons was even pulled up political wolfy a. busy by what would you say tipping the scales in favor of lies? well, we'll fight for the volume and other story we are following a group of radicals attacked indian worshippers. i'd side a hindu temple in the canadian city of toronto on sunday. new delhi has express concern about the attack which comes against the backdrop of tensions between india uncovered. we condemn the acts of violence perpetrated by the extremists and separatists that the hindus saw the temple in brampton ontario. yesterday. we call on the government of canada to ensure that all places of worship are protected from such attacks. we also expect that those indulging in violence will be prosecuted. we remain deeply concerned about the safety and security of indian nationals in canada. you know, you're seeing those where you will very, very

washington, remember, her? she was fired after telling her fema aid workers to skip homes with trump signs in the aftermath of hurricane milton in lake's called the clear violation of their core values according to the fema director. now he's being called to testify. do you think this is isolated incident? >> no. i think it probably happened all over, but, i mean, in fairness they probably realized that the trump homes were better survivalists. i mean, chances are if you had a hate has no home here sign, you were already dead. [laughter] >> greg: do you think getting fired is enough? isn't that like -- she just lost her job. >> it is but it's right in her face, though, because it shows that, like, now trump supporters can outlast a hurricane and an election so that's both kinds of blue waves. >> greg: ooh, a little word play there. >> a little bit. >> greg: very little perhaps. >> very little. >> greg: the audience was not impressed by that word play. i was! i was. kat, "the new york times" said the claims about this was false on october 4th and they haven't issued any kind of retraction. >> i guess i'm not surprised by that either.

lakes. lives by the motto no foul play, just minnesota. nice they just finished a two day road trip from minnesota to washington, dc. by the way, you have chairs. sit down i forgot you had chairs the arduous trip they made. you guys are still staying in takes 16.5 hours. through it all, they stayed calm. they gobbled on. and still gobbling they were. they listening to their favorite music, which apparently includes a song livin on a prayer well fellas, your prayers going to be answered and commitment to being productive members of society. i hereby pardon peach and blossom america, minnesota center for agriculture and interpretation to serve as educational ambassadors of america's top turkey growing state and inspire the next generation of agricultural students. congratulations. let me close on a more serious note. this event marks the official start of the holiday season here in washington. it's also my last time to speak here as your president during this season, and give thanks and gratitude. so let me say to you, it's been the honor of my life. i'm forever grateful. later today, my wife jill, and i will travel t

washington post" via text this, quote. both sides are satisfied with the result. lakeed to senator-elect gallego for the election she lost this time, though she has not contested her loss either. instead, she spent her weekend in florida at a cpac summit hosted by mar-a-lago. up next, trump's promise of mass deportations. that story's next. promise of ms deportations that story's next. a chewy order for coal is on the way. because mom and dad told the girls if they weren't on their best behavior... this year, they'd get... coal? (puppy crying) (excited screaming) and with coal in the family, mom and dad used chewy to get everything delivered in time for the holidays. at prices everyone feels jolly about. (♪♪) for low prices and fast shipping. for holidays with pets, there's chewy. (vo) red lobsters across the nation got a new menu celebration. look!and fast shipping. ♪ we got lobster. pasta. ♪ ♪ crab. bacon. ♪ ♪ shrimp for the takin' ♪ ♪ 500 locations! ♪ ♪ seven new creations ♪ ♪ come taste it! ♪ (luke) homes-dot-com is a new, elevated home-shopping experience. beautif

washington and atlanta. but there will be snowfall just north of there across the hudson valley, northern new england, and then the lake effect snow machine kicks in in earnest behind it. now, this trailing cold front all associated with the same storm in the southern flank of the storm, could bring some severe weather chances. so today we've got a marginal risk. it's not a great risk, but it is something to be aware of from jackson to birmingham and then tomorrow in atlanta all the way to charlotte could see some of those stronger thunderstorms form that could lead to some localized damaging winds as well. winter storm watches have been posted across northern new england. this is all in advance of the system and then check this out frigid continental air mass this is what we refer to it as, will slide in from canada all the way to the midwest and the east coast, bringing the coldest air of the season d.c. to new york. yeah, i'm looking at you, john. you're going to be shivering on thursday morning tomorrow for the macy's day parade. sorry about that. >> the good thing is it won't just be cold. it will also be very, ve

washington 58° de mÁxima. chicago 50°. 55° para salt lake city y estarÁ nevando. vuelvo con ustedes, chicos. ernestina, y en medio de su duelo anuncia su retiro temporal de las redes sociales. la cantante enviÓ un emotivo mensaje a sus fans y medios de comunicaciÓn. maria: dice: gracias por tanto amor y apoyo emocional para mi familia y para mÍ. estarÉ ausente de las redes sociales por un tiempo. necesito sanar este dolor y tener un espacio para estar con dios en paz. gracias por su apoyo y prudencia en este momento tan delicado, y a todos por su sincero pÉsame, una vez mÁs, gracias por siempre estar. karla: thalia termina este mensaje diciendo: titi, sÉ que estÁs encontrÁndote con mamÁ y con amigos que se adelantaron. sÉ que estÁs con dios amado, mÁs libre y feliz que nunca, mÁs gozosa y contenta la presencia del eterno. muy duro . le seguimos enviando nuestro cariÑo. francisca: me parece muy sano hacer una pausa de las redes sociales. marÍa: no estar oyendo ni viendo nada. raÚl: ademÁs, estuvieron siguiendo la no momento, le tomaron una foto los paparazzi. la gente la critico. al final, ca

lake tahoe area for us. a look at the futurecast model. there's a look at the storm for saturday. we'll see an increase in clouds as areas like washingtonoregon, northern california see the brunt of moisture there. we're going to remain dry for saturday. sunday could be a little iffy. here's a look at sunday, 5:00 in the afternoon. notice the rain line coming down a little bit more and a few scattered showers, perhaps over the bay area. although it doesn't look like much and we're not expecting to accumulate anything either. tuesday night into wednesday, though, things get a little bit more interesting. we're still several days away from that. we'll be tracking that between now and then, but the takeaway here is for your weekend we will be mainly dry. temperatures right now 54 degrees in san francisco for the inner east bay 57 to start your for i should say in walnut creek tomorrow morning. temperatures ranging from 31 degrees in santa rosa to 38 along the east bay shore of fremont and for the peninsula 41, in redwood city. if you have morning plans, breakfast, brunc, outdoors, going for a run? you may want to bundle up. we do have temp

washington. back in the state of ohio republicans have been trying to split this district for a long time and they have failed repeatedly. this is congressional district nine along lake erie. the democrat continues to win. she has a slight lead at.3%. 218 is the margin. how much higher that goes remains to be seen. we'll get to that with chad pergram as the nitty-gritty of governing comes in tune. good morning on the hill. >> good morning and happy 39th. gop hat-trick, a new house majority, another slim majority after republican held his seat in arizona overnight. it gives the gop218 seats, nine races remain uncalled to hold the majority bacon had to win in nebraska. >> i personally most of the people would like a majority to vacate the chair but with a four-seat majority you take the win that you can. >> the gop ranks could dwindle. matt gaetz is resigning, president-elect trump picked him for attorney general. stefanik and waltz are leaving. republicans can't hold the majority with too many vacancies. >> matt's resignation was to help us. it starts the clock about an eight-week process to fill that seat. if we do this quickly and i've already called governor desant

washington. remember her? she was fired after telling her fema aid workers to skip homes with trump signs in the aftermath of hurricane milton in laked, florida. it's called a clear violation of their core values, according to the fema director. and now he's being called to testify. do you think this is isolated incident? no, i think it probably happened all over. but i mean, in fairness, they probably realized that the trump homes were better survivalists. i mean, chances are, if you had a hate has no home here sign, you were already dead. do you think she do you think getting fired is enough? isn't that like something that she just lost her job? it is. but it's right in her face, though, because it shows that, like now, trump supporters can, you know, he can outlast a hurricane and an election. so that's both kinds of blue waves. ooh, nicely a little wordplay there a little bit. yeah. very little perhaps very little. the audience was not impressed by that word. i was i was cat, you know, the new york times said the claims about this stuff was false. on october 4th, and they still haven't issued any kind of retraction. yeah, yeah,

washington, d.c. to the superviseor advising and directing them to do this. somebody higher up in fema was advising the people on the ground to do this. if it was happening in lakein other places in florida and the country. the oversight committee needs to get in the bottom of this. the person who was fired is the first stop put them under oath and ask them who was directing her to do this. >> bill: ron desantis sent this out on x. this is another reason why the biden-harris administration is in its final days. did you reflect on that last point there coming off this election? >> the other great thing. yeah, the great thing about election results. donald trump will be president and we'll get to the bottom of it. somebody in his administration will take over fema and do its own investigation after the biden-harris administration is out of there. we'll get the answers at some point. i want to know how high up these decisions went and every single person in that chain of command for -- it is at trocheous. >> it appears fema did the right thing and terminated this individual. had they not we may never know the truth about it. we'll see what happens with hearing and

lake counties due to lower fire risk. just remember to check for burn days and number six. >> there have been numerous traffic accidents. the morning after halloween. there's a new three car crash southbound 680 before washingtonlevard that they're trying to clear to the right hand shoulder. and even though metering lights are on at the bay bridge toll plaza, it is light right now heading into san francisco. >> number seven, we just had to show you this video from san francisco's mission district last night. as you can see, this was the dance o ween roving costume dance party. and yeah, that dinosaur is having some fun there. incredible awesome costumes really soar all night. we heard thousands showed up for the fun at that particular dance party, but it was fun to see all the all the great costumes across the city. >> that's the best costume i've ever seen in my life. >> yeah, that's ingenious. >> and that dinosaur time. how does he get in that, too? i mean, that seems like he's. is he in, like, a saddle? >> i don't know the time and the effort and the money. >> yeah. yeah. kudos to him. >> and kudos. you know what? kudos to this little boy that i saw come in. and he was so polite going into a merchant and ge

washington on the west coast. then she won except for michigan and wisconsin but she won the great lakes states. won the northeast. even up to the mid-atlantic. those are heavy economic producing states, but if you look at jon tester who lost in montana, they receive federal funding. they receive more federal aid than they pay in taxes and many of those red states except maybe florida and texas are in a similar predicament with west virginia receiving more in federal funding than it pays in taxes. so the economic engines -- you look at red states like atlanta in georgia. atlanta is the economic engine of georgia. he look at houston. host: let's hear from laura in massachusetts on our line for democrats. caller: i voted for kamala harris reluctantly. i consider myself a progressive and i had to hold my nose to do it because of what the biden administration has done in gaza, how they lost my even thinking that even care about the working class anymore. she keeps using the word middle-class but never wanted to say the word for people because it is almost like now is repulsive for the elite democrat

washington, d.c. get that front, too. couple more fronts by next week. then the end of the month, thanksgiving, we will see above average great lakes to >> robin: coming up to go. i want a hot chocolate! yeah! i want to go sledding! mom, play your winter playlist! yeah, play it! turn this up! (♪) i love the holidays. the volvo xc60 and xc90. your first step to a safe and happy holiday season. sign & drive with zero down, zero due at signing, and zero first payment on select volvo suvs during the holiday safely sales event. >> george: you are back again. chris evans, jk simmons here to talk about the new film called "the red one." >> robin: we're going to get to the movie, but you guys are looking really, really sharp here. >> dialled in. >> robin: chris, is that sweater dwayne is wearing, does it look a little familiar? >> yeah, right. says get your own, man. [ laughter ] i see what you're doing. yep, yep, yep. >> there it is. >> he's pulling it off. he's pulling it off. >> same sweater. [ laughter ] >> robin: no, i don't think so. >> george: let's talk about the movie. christmas movie with a twist. why don't you each describe it in one word. >> jk. >> a

lake over the finish line, please, arizona. we can't do this alone. we can't solve every problem, of course. but we can't even govern effectively unless we have the right allies in washington, d.c.. right now you have a far left radical running pertaining -- pretending to be a moderate, ruben gallego and on the others you have somebody that will actually fight for the people of arizona. let's send a fighter for the people of are presented to the united states senate. [cheers and applause] we are thrilled to be joined by gina. thank you for being here in your leadership. good to see you. we have arizona said that -- senate candidate karine warner. say hello. thank you. and finally we have arizona state house representative steve montenegro. god bless him. i was talking backstage with charlie kirk. i love charlie. he left a few minutes ago. he told me he has three more events just in this area of the state of arizona. he told me that in just this area we have 400,000 unreturned absentee ballots from republicans. here is what i am asking you to do over the next three days. if you know somebody that has a bad tell them to drop it off or get it in the mail. sorry, not the mail.

lakes. lives by the motto no fowl place, just minnesota nice. just finished a two day road trip from minnesota to washington the way, you have chairs, sit down. i forgot you had chairs. [applause] i'm sorry. thinking about the arduous trip they made, you guys are still standing. takes 16.5 hours. through it all, they stayed calm and they gobbled on and are still gobbling. [laughter] listening to the favorite music which apparently includes the song living on a prayer. well, fellas, based on your temperament and commitment to being productive members of society, i hereby pardon peach and blossom. [applause] announcer: washington journal continues. host: here's a bit of situational awareness where we are this morning. coming up in about 10 minutes, there would be a brief house pro forma session and of course, we will take you there for live gavel-to-gavel coverage. when that happens we will take your phone calls in our open forum now and after that at about 9:15 this morning. discussion on recess appointments. other things happening today that you should know about, a discussion on cyber threats and infrastru