lexi was chasing something that hadn't been done in nearly 80 years.he is, posing with some young fans after her round. she went into the day two over, three back of the projected cutline but bounced back today, for those who say she cannot hang with the men, check out this drive, on the par 4, on 15. her final hole would have put her on the cutline and she just missed. she falls just short of making the cut but does become the to round in the 60s on the pga tour. awesome stuff. and shout out, the marin catholic alum just signed a deal with the south bay lakers. he went undrafted after helping lead yukon to a national championship earlier this year, he will report to l.a. later this month and the lakers taking on the warriors tonight at 7:00 pm in their seventh preseason game. are you excited about this? >> every year it is exciting to watch them but this year in particular. >> it feels like the last dance. enjoy california. >>> still ahead, a bear breaks into a home and head straight o! time to win is running out in our prize packed kick off the savin

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the ukranian city um on the lexi shore, where russian attacks are a daily routine, deadly russian attacks the russian drones or some missiles. so he went there, he was not afraid, and it was a very important signal, i think for ukrainians, or that the you were representative was not afraid to, to visit odessa and to talk to people there and hear referred to to that trip when she was talking to the press conference this the 2nd, the 2nd thing which is important i think is that he's mentioning that the military support will not only continue, but we'll get probably a little girl. so she said that she will start an initiative to, to, for a, for additional funding. she spoke about training on fingerprinting and soul just had mentioned the training of pilots on the f. 16 jets in, in countries of the european union. and this is exactly what your brain wants to. yeah. and maybe which is most important message was towards russia. we will not be intimidated by your drones and missiles here. she said, mister bro, and that is why i think this is exactly the tone that the ukrainians were expecting fr

at the end of next year, i've been speaking to the ceo of natural gas, or lexi cheney shop. i asked him if key, if was likely to allow russian gas to continue passing through your crane. after that point. the only reason you cream is still trends that the rushing gas is to support european union countries especially lend, look countries. we do understand the position of the european union to fully reject and refuse from the consumption of crossing gas until 2027. at this very moment, it has not yet happened. well, we support european countries during this winter. your right of the contract will be over by the end of next year. no renew. at this very moment, we are not in a position to renew it. although we might consider that the rapidity union would raise the issue in the coming month or so. when did you mentioned supporting landlord countries actually is one of the countries is still getting guessed from russia via the ukrainian pathway. so what most of the message would you want to send to the telling? i think regardless of the countries that are getting rushing guess, uh

very complicated situation here, and we may be just at the beginning of a will to that really becomes lexi of potentially could spill beyond israel support is that, of course, or in an already quite depends the political situation, you know, be with richard walker as always thank you so much. i'm back to w correspondent. rebecca roacha is outside of asking only of the gas a border to find out more about the situation on it's really hostages that have been taken by how most that we would already saying reports and videos. so today the yesterday morning care is riley hostages, both civilian and military being taken back into guns and that has been confirmed body is riley military. this morning i was speaking to the military. they have not been able to give anything in terms of numbers. they are not ready to release any kind of figure, whether that's because they still need to ascertain what that figure might be or where the more houses are being taken, or whether they need to speak with family, nor to 5. determine who the people are that are being held hostage, but they're not willing to rel

very complicated situation here, and we may be just at the beginning of a will to that really becomes lexi and potentially could spill beyond. israel support is that, of course, or in an already quite depends the political situation. uh, you know, be with richard walker. as always, thank you so much. i us and we have time to go back one more time to august bonded to rebecca richards, who is standing by for us outside of asking them that's close to the gases for rebecca. what we've heard about the hostages is really hostages, that were taken by hum us, but we know very little about them. is there anything more that you can tell us? now we would already seen reports and video searching id yesterday morning because it's rainy hostages, both civilian and military hostages being taken back into guns and that has been confirmed body is riley military. this morning i was speaking to the military. they have not been able to give anything in terms of numbers, they are not ready to release any kind of figure. whether that's because they still need to ascertain what that figure might be or whether mo

. >> trace: i want to know, lexi, how you justify a guy who has been arrested eight times including in august for a string of rob early-rob rear hes -- robberies. >> like you said, you are in or out, it depends on the offense, it depends on the offender, sometimes where you are scratching your head, you are thinking how is this person actually out? that again is a consequence of use tis reform, mental health issue, sane people don't smash strangers' head with a bottle. whether it's a gun, a knife, a glass bottle, if a criminal is bent on doing violence, they will get it done regardless whatever weapon is being blamed by the media they are using. >> trace: new york pd commissioner on seven incidents involving kids, watch her. >> because the city tragic in concerning incidents with juveniles. one of the incidents involved a homicide on juvenile. as a mother of two children in school, i am deeply disturbed by these events. >> trace: of i can't, quickly, megan. that 13-year-old was stabbed and killed by a 13-year-old youth crime is just out of control. >> it really truly is. when i was wor

you might know the last is lexis-nexis. when the company reported its numbers and had a strong forecast for the legal business. we had a sense of how much relx stands to benefit from a i. these guys have repositories of data and it has become more valuable and learning models need to be fed data in both as part of the training process. you are going to hear a lot about that. is part of what nvidia does. it has lexis plus which is starting to get traction with lawyers but i don't know how meaningful this might be for the business but i think it's one of the main reasons why the stock is up nearly 23%. has a good business model unlike the vast majority of stocks, it is less than two point away from its 52 week high. it has barely pulled back at all . what a solid stock that is. it sells for about 24.5 its earnings per but it's less expensive than thompson and i don't think it's nearly as good. generative ai buzz is responsible for the enthusiasm. i like that it has a robust core business that has only be enhanced by a i. howe

lexis is another democrats line for. >> good morning gentlemen. my question is did the republicans try to form a coalition when they first selected mccarthy and they had an escape clause in there? i thought that was kind of like a coalition agreement originally so like mccarthy? >> that's an excellent question. i think there was an mccarthy's mind and some of the people but it was never negotiated broadly. the people on the left side sent what did he give? what did he trade? there's never a explicit agreementt all the different factions brought into. some of the questions were hearing being posed to sources is people saying what are you promising? what are youha saying? that is because mccarthy treated the coalition agreement is a personal agreement that he would post on the conference rather than a conference right negotiation. the color is right there was that attempts. buttt i think it fell apart precisely because it was never transparent and it was never fully boughtt into. and accordingly seer severe recent misinterpretations as to what was c

can you elaborate on the porch and lexi security strategy that covers promoting regional energy security? and speak to additional opportunities to counter putin's aggression in the energy sector? >> yes. thank you for your visit especially for highlighting the role that romania is playing. i've been there twice as i've said. i think we could not ask for better alley and partner. the willingness to stand up in support of ukraine has been a pillar of the global coalition fighting russia. romania has the deep sea ports in the capacity to help ukraine get its economy running very quickly. i will get back to your specific question. but to note i was in ukraine last week who is the president's envoy for economic recovery of ukraine. president zelenskyy talked about how important it is for his people to see some sign of economic life returning. it is already happening. it is amazing. those of you who have visited some of those major cities. if we are able to provide air defense, which we are asking for more help to do. in support for their electricity grid their metals and green industries will

they're interviewed by "washington post" opinion editor lexi mcallen.applause] >> good afternoon everyone. thank you for joining us. i am alexi opinion editor with the "washington post" and i am so happy to be joined today by becky and randy for a wide ranging or as we can fit into 25 minutes. [laughter] conversation about education. not necessarily where we have been i don't think want to rehash the past we all know how the pandemic has change the state of education both tangibly and as a political issue printed bloom to focus on the future and solutions. what iss working, what is not nt necessarily all the scary things. but that said if you listen to republicans i'm sitting with two of the most dangerous women in the country rightit now. [laughter] there is an idea a very select few including both of you who are making all the decisions, pulling the strings about what's happening education in america. the americans are generally supportive of teachers and trust them but they are divided on who should be primarily responsible for deciding what is taugh

so lexi missed the cut by three strokes. she did shoot a two under score today. so close. so close. on sunday when dolphins receiver tyreek hill scored a touchdown, then tried to give the ball to his mother, only to be intercepted by a random fan there who was so happy for five seconds. and then it's like, that's my mom, right there. anyway, once he realized what was happening, the guy ended up giving the ball to hill's mother. tyreek then went the extra yard this week, surprised the fan >> what am i doing here? remember juju? >> you got him? oh, man. nah, they're coolest dude ever, man. oh my god, dude, you got to be kidding me. i didn't know your mom was behind us today, and if i would have known, i would have stepped aside. >> he wasn't trying to steal the ball from my mom. he just wanted. he just wanted to hug it and make sure it wasn't nothing. >> crazy haters out there. i was giving the ball to his mom. i didn't know she was there. >> well, that's the story now. but no, i mean, it's great. tyreek hill did not have to do that. obviously. it was cool. and he actually he had some

. >> byron: kimberly, you lost your 10-year-old daughter lexi in uvalde.ou? >> you know, i remember watching mass shootings unfold hurting, because you can only imagine. and now i don't have to imagine. i know. and i know what maine is going through right now. and i am broken for them. >> byron: yeah. a follow, kimberly, if i may. you're running for mayor of uvalde because you say, quote, you want to be the change. one of the things you're calling for is a complete ban on assault weapons. how do you think we can get there? >> i think about that often, and i really need americans who already recognize that something needs to change with gun laws, i need them to vote for representatives who also prioritize common sense gun legislation. and i also hope that they can look at my campaign and realize that politics aren't always just about careers. the everyday person has a seat at the table. we deserve to be heard as well. >> byron: yeah, yeah. nicole, as we know, politically, one side argues, the other side argues mental health, full stop. the other side argues

it is still the latter gauge of lexi one that'll of doesn't look like today. national that's 9, right? each of them is just my man because of that was the cost of the day so that the font was $90.00 changing. we're getting less than that. that's the fund my project, but they don't want to take that. oh my god, no, should, i should stick it back of a, you know, chapter certification was pdf version of the project in wayne fronting. now my pick a date or my pick yet, but most times because i've just throwing you portions, tim rush bags, community centers to cook for 380 quickly and that's a good deal because it was quite a bit different. so from the funeral of tristan to a minute to see him in escrow, adams on his mother's name was david graham, and i said that you don't have the ability to laugh at the natural ashley. this is jim. i know they said that this phone, the advisors for 1st thing as of june 30th to show online stuff. like i said, if there's 2 dates, but that can't work, allow us to take it to the previous e d and i so busy jump the funds to a mining seat and the slack the wa

golf, today in las vegas, lexi thompson became the eighth woman to play in a pga event.ole, she sings a 23 foot putt for birdie. thompson, an 11 time winner on the lg -- lpga tour one over, 13 holes. >> pool party last night in arizona, after the diamondbacks finished a sweep of the dodgers in the n.l. ds. l.a. co-owner and basketball hall of famer, magic johnson tweeted his analysis of the series. he says we are all disappointed that our dodgers did not hit or pitch well. that is why we lost the series. at observation, magic, as always. guys, as we know, the dodgers losing is basically a win for san francisco giants. >> we were so sad last night, there were tears. >> i love that there is a swimming pool next to the stadium. >> dodgers have celebrated in that pool when they clinched. >> dodgers were classless? no way. >> your words, not mine. >> nice, matt. so mike still had a 5:00, the bay area is getting a wnba team soon. the warriors hope some of these oppers! time to win is running out in our prize packed kick off the savings monopoly game! hurry in to play for your

it is lexi m hydroxide in neil, straight in jim and companies. now, they're experimenting with special filters that we can show you due to the competition. starting in 2025 con energy hopes to extract $24000.00 tons of lithium per year from semo volta enough for around $600000.00 callback choice. in size, and then of course, the greatest potential we see at present is for batteries for electric cars also as well as becoming independent of other countries is on this one. that's the specific potential for us here in europe within 5 se, jim, many commonly sources around 60 percent of its lithium needs from australian mines . another 20 percent comes from salt water likes in today. many in this region support becoming less reliance on imports, but they've also had bad experiences with the g o. semo plumps here. designated as it is, those are the cracks. it's why here's the 1st level, the 2nd one up here. you can see the 3rd as we i'm to see if we've pointed out that earthquakes are still occurring here and asked me for and quite a large number for my

the suspect is maybe some may be, i don't know lexi, together with other until the 9th you might have been administered over 13000000000 times. today is a great date for vaccines. in order for our society, we need sign. everything that's for society follower, thousands of years has been science. also on the day, a touchy tags action against that code, you should medicine soft us sunday, suicide bombing rock, the capital and correct asked strikes were conducted in neighboring iraq. and president of the one hand to them may be moved to come up. the new steps we will take saw or just a matter of preparation time and environment, the autumn, that's why i want you to always remember that we may come unexpectedly one night pluck doesn't exceed all welcome to the day we because nobel prize and nonsense has begun with the award in medicine, this is prize that goes to to scientists, to help the lay of the ground. well, i am on a vaccines against coby 19. the world has previously celebrated breakthroughs, including the discovery of dna into penicillin and my renee a term that became for merger

. >> reporter: so for noel and lexy they're always looking for a way to evolve in their careers. >> the only way to really survive out here is to constantly look for ways to increase your skill set. >> reporter: at this rate they may end up being priced out of california they say entirely. >> we're looking at montana maybe. >> yeah. >> it's cheap. it's beautiful. >> yeah. montana, i was even thinking oregon before, too. >> in case you're wondering, san diego topped the list followed by los angeles, san francisco sixth, salinas seventh and santa rosa eighth. >>> it seems like scooping up a camping reservation in california has become just as competitive as buying concert tickets or scoring a french laundry reservation, which i am told is difficult. illegal third-party vendors are taking advantage accounting like ticket scalpers and gobbling up camping reservations as soon as they open up. >> by the time we look at it, we may look at campsite photos, it's gone and you try to find the rest of the campsite and it's gone. there's no availability. >> a new state law increases fees for people

the sending finders and and the why leaving these to probably use least phone calls, i think called lexi would be doing is my mind suspicion with just informed that i believe is what to expect as i'm to get the, the, all the outcomes of, of the continuum, domestic good. and the extension for so obviously this is not of the escalation american for the escalation or associates. i was helpful only for one second. getting a speech when he said that, well, how much does love the present old for the senior? and some of these stopped immediately and he jumped to uh, indicate think a few, sorry for the web, foaming of this, the hospice and garza and also accusing the other side of committing good. i'm a token of 2 different to uh, messages not related to each other. and without any intention to i please, i mean, next open ended inquire, do you like an on an independent investment investigation into what happened? so it doesn't mean anything for them on a scene is really do not mean anything for them. yes. clearly picky side do us is not by any we or anyhow, i clean with the thought a send with u

there is no, i mean there are no a protective choices here, whether it's hospital. lexi just did a few hours ago, or it's time off if it's a you onto a school, there are no particular situations here. if you're everybody, i mean, every place is liable to the attack. and can i ask how you feel right now, and what do you, what emotions are going through you? because uh, the israel is attack now into gaza. is in response to what began this morning. the attack by home us, how do you feel about what is happening? do you feel a sense of resignation? do you feel a sense of that you want to fight inevitable as well? how will you feel that? yeah, i mean, as in the ordinary citizen here, um, uh, you know, we don't like these kinds of, we don't like to with these things happen. number of 3 for our kids, for the time was that they haven't healed from. but when you, when, when he talked about this recovery ation, you know, there were retaliating towards him that's initiated this morning. i mean, think how big in this morning we have been watching the whole have been watching, what's been going on i

i was, lexi still enrolled crane you. it's a b and we, but most of the nation was russian. we use us and they just moved up into a new way and i knew it was your most. yeah. through our lead. really ensure that i need to if you deal with the figures that we have. so you indicate that about $475.00. the ukranian soldiers would be killed every single day on the battlefield. this is ashley, beyond the rate of loss that we had during the vietnam war. we lost about 16 mount a day to compare the 475 versus 16. the fact of the matter is that we have require ukraine to fight a war that they have no chance of winning. and our advisors are in care of and they're advising, so and see what to do over and over again. here's a man who has never served in uniform and is life. these has a green t shirt, which facing the military hero caves, ordinary soldiers dying on us while russian political scientists and journalists are being killed in terrorist attacks dowdy adobe in a maxim funding. for example, the room during the civil war caves use palms to assassinate eastern ukraine's leaders. o

so we need to probably be more pragmatic in that sense and be honest with the lexi. uh, evaluate it at least the this like say i'm sorry to interrupt you. it's just that we are starting to run out of time, and i want to, i want to go to joshua joshua, you know, we've talked about a lot of the different dimensions of the conflict in syria. but i want to talk about the humanitarian needs of syrians. at this stage, you have millions of people who are internally displaced. there are millions of syrian refugees and asylum seekers who have fled syria. how bad is the situation currently and from your vantage point, is the international community doing enough to help you the international community is not doing enough to help in the searing situation is, is very desperate, and that's why we're seeing, i think so many so many disturbances around the country and, and it's going to get worse. the syrian people are really the ponds and traps in this larger conflict that we're hearing about right now. but there's clash between russia and the united states between the ron, sadie r

, the is right, the prime minister's office put out a statement saying that they've done a deal to lexi and we also have medicine and feet food. they didn't mention in that statement fuel, so they put my knowledge, they've never given permission to fuel launched. certainly only humanitarian agencies of the you and, and all those are pushing for fuel because as mocks, you said it's absolutely vital to the operations of hospitals, but also to pumping of water on the side of the nation. if you were trying to deal with the problem, the people drinking on the safe water, we have just the 20 trucks now on sources from the u. n. say they are still hopeful . these are red crescent trucks. they're all un trucks. that the, the reason i'm told it's a reach database is 45 kilometers away from gaza, pre positioned plenty of 8. now 3000 tons of 8. they really could provide plenty, plenty into in, in, in, in, into gaza. but it's whether the permission comes and i think 2 things to say on that one the you and i hope that now there's a system. and israel believes in the verification system, but the aid

lexi is the ceo he has stated he will probably retire soon i think he is about 65.ilitary guy in his youth, worked at procter & gamble for over 20 years and then moved over to become the ceo of levi's in 2011. he called himself a brand guy. i think his politics were fairly conservative when he joined levi's he said that to me directly. but moving to san francisco open his eyes. he took more and more left-wing stances i am fine anybody wants to do that personally i have done so as well. forcing that on all of your employees disallowing them to express any different view from that is not profits to principals. principles. what do you consider chip berg a friend and mentor? >> no. >> stew would dig at one time? >> not a friend but a mentor. >> host: did you trust him at one time? >> guest: not entirely. no. i mean, i guess i had a love/hate no one's asked me this before but it's a good question. to what you write about him a lot that's why i'm asking. >> guest: i was very grateful to chip in 2011 when he joined britt i've been at the company for 11 or 12 years at that

golf star lexi thompson will become only the seventh woman ever invited to see up with the men on ther. thompson says she hopes it's a message to young women that you can chase your dream regardless how hard it is. >>> also dish network is now the first company to be fined for littering in space. the s.e.c. fined the tv provider $150,000 for space junk, for not moving a dead satellite out of the way and into a higher orbit that is a designated space junk yard. while it's a small fine it sends a message to the industry to clean up. space junk can cause collisions with other satellites. >>> and the cdc says it's no longer distributing vaccination cards, those white cards that millions of people carried around with them. an easy way to track your doses that you've been vaccinated but they're rarely needed anymore. pharmacies say you don't need one anymore to get a booster shot. stay with "cnn news central." we'll be right back. ♪ >>> officials in baltimore are now searching for the gunman or gunmen who shot five people last night at morgan state university. four of those victims were stu

lexi told -- quickly foreign minister said he had taken an interest in him because, "as we all know,"e had a notorious link with the muslim brotherhood. the former real madrid forward now place for saudi arabia. born to parents of algerian origin, he has vacantly than the subject of controversy, often targeted by right-wing politicians and press. a source close accused him of trending toward stricter practices of islam. his lawyer denounced the use of him as a symbolic figure. >> he is accused of being more religiously observant. even if that is true, so what? we are still linked to the muslim brotherhood, which he does not support. his is unbelievable france's top law-enforcement official would make such a statement. >>'s lawyer says he is planning to file an official complaint. >> the last few hours, the interior minister said he would take those words back if he put a message out of support also in support of the professor who was killed in a french school last week. staying here in france, investigators have raided the offices of the organizers of the >> -- the next olympic games

lexi and i were talking because lucy and linda and her mother came to visit that day, as mother was leaving that afternoon and evening to go check herself into bethesda. lucy said, i don't know why your mother just did not have somebody else let us see the white house. it is a real privilege to go back to the house and see the house after you have left. i have only been back once and been allowed to go upstairs to my bedroom and see my bedroom and what it looks like now who knows what it looks like now, but anyway, you do not normally get to go upstairs into the family quarters. so we were letting lucy and linda see their old rooms and all of that. they were unaware that mother was headed to bethesda naval hospital that afternoon which i am sure patty was involved in writing that press release, and she said to me, she goes, your mother was so gracious because she could have, you know, changed -- i said, but lucy, you and i now know how special it is to go back to the house. and why would my mother take that away from you and linda and your mother? because it is a unique experience and becau

and it just quickly want to thank mike brand and helen, sarah rutherford, colleen, and lexi as well as for their extraordinary leadership on this. and there were hundreds more volunteers and institute staff. so thanks to each and every one of you for helping with this. [applause] please stay in your seats so that the awardees can leave. and yes, a program has ended but i work has just begun. thank you all. [applause] [inaudible conversations] [inaudible conversations] [inaudible conversations] >> monday watch c-span series in partnership with the library of congress books that shape america. we will feature narratives of the life of frederick douglass written in 1845. it was it was the first of three autobiographies by frederick douglass. in deeply personal and sometimes graphic language he describes his childhood years on the eastern shore of maryland, his time as a slave in baltimore, and his escape north in 1838. the book was widely sold and is said to have highly influenced the cause of abolition. the story and author and nickering medford will be our guest to discuss the book. wat

lexi home made explosive is very common in the gaza strip. they have factories of this. they work around the clock in order to make new ied's, new charges against our troops. the troops of hamas, this is those are bee gees. you see the tube of the missile rockets in here. >> you can see all of these made inside gaza by groups there. this is some of what the israeli forces will face when they enter the strip. >> i believe that they have about five times more at the gaza strip. it is good to know we know all of these and they have nothing to surprise us. similarly learned about the massacre the more questions arise about what comes next appeared today in northern israel there were five separate antitank guided missiles fired toward israelite troops and civilians. these all fired by militant group has below. >> on the ground in southern israel thank you. arthel: is the fighting rages on secretary of state antony blinken is returning to israel this week after wrapping up a tour through six arab nations aimed at preventing the war from spreading throughout the region. meantim

. >>> to golf, lexi thompson trying to become the first woman since 1945 to make a cut on the pga tour. she made a great run at the playing this week, and thompson drove the green on the 296-yard 15th hole. thompson shot a two under 69. she just missed the cut by three shots. but she does become just the second woman ever to shoot a round in the 60s in a pga tournament event. >>> that's going to do it for sports. have a great day. >>> coming up tens of thousands of kaiser workers are celebrating a tentative deal on a new contract. how it could help workers and patients moving forward. >> reporter: the war between hamas and israel enters its second week. i'm ian lee with the death and despair on both sides. >>> and here's a live look outside in san jose. it looks beautiful out there. now here's your cbs deals. > > cbs deals, powered by spopify. >> i'm always handing my phone to someone at a special event and asking them to take a video or i take the video, but then i'm never in them because i'm behind the camera. well, here, let me introduce you to my new cameraman. this is pebopod. now

good evening, lexis. >> bret, good evening. students here at columbia university. they tell me the silence from the university and the university's president has them feel unsafe on campus. they want to see the campus do for to fight anti-semitism on campus. >> who is saying these hateful and anti-semitic statements in the death of the jewish people and my people that is the kind of fear i live with every single day. no knowing who wants me to die on my campus. >> there sass 100 columbia university professors signed this letter you are looking at saying that they gravery are concerned that the students rallying in support of the palestinian people are being targeted on campus. calling the hamas attacks against israel on october 7th military action. now, it's not just here at columbia, bret. things are also hang over at cornell university where there is now an fbi investigation after someone posted lots of threats online. saying that jewish students should be targeted. telling people to follow them around campus and also saying

lexi has been watching well done. we began with headlines in this fox news alerts.d when a quote improvised explosive device in ied expired outside of a convention center in the southern part of the country. hundreds of jehovah's witnesses were gathering for a prayer session. no word yet on any arrests. new orleans police say at least two people were shot near the french quarter last night the shooting broke out just before 9:00 p.m. but both victims are in the hospital one is said to be in stable condition. police are still investigating what started the shooting. and to a "fox weather" alert more rain is expected to hit texas again today after flash flooding on friday and saturday killed two people. three police officers were also hurt will trying to rescue a woman from her car they have since been released from the hospital to track the storm tell the "fox weather" app or stream "fox weather" on any tv connected device. and those are your headlines. coming up san francisco announcing a bold step to combat the worsening opioid crisis pushing for dealers to face mu

what do you say to folks who are lexi, this is what's wrong with congress.ashington? >> in general, i found even our democratic voters -- do our job. they expect us to pass bills, and they definitely expect us to keep the government open. so, i think leader jeffries and the white house are doing a great job of both speaking about their values. they are not speaking about bipartisanship or compromise in isolation. they are saying that they won't compromise and bipartisanship for the purpose of enacting our values, which are simply keeping the government open so we can do all the jobs that people need, and funding israel and the rest of it. i think it doing a good job. >> former pennsylvania congressman, conor lamb, and charlie dent. thank you both. and thank you all at home for watching symone on this saturday. i am simone sanders townsend. you can get you live on nbc pm weekends at four pm eastern, and anytime over on peacock, where -- msnbc hub every monday. coming up next on politicsnation, you do not want to miss it. house minority leader hakeem jeffries

. >>> to golf, lexi thompson trying to become the first woman since 1945 to make a cut on the pga tourat run at the playing this week, and thompson drove the green on the 296-yard 15th hole. thompson shot a two under 69. she just missed the cut by three shots. but she does become just the second woman ever to shoot a round in the 60s in a pga tournament event. >>> that's going to do it for sports. have a great day. >>> coming up tens of thousands of kaiser workers are celebrating a tentative deal on a new contract. how it could help workers and patients moving forward. >>> the war between hamas and israel enters its second week. i'm ian lee with the death and despair on both sides. >>> here's a a live look outside in san jose. now here is your cbs deals. >> cbs deals, powered by spopiify. >> i'm always handing my phone to someone at a special event and asking them to take a video or i take the video, but then i'm never in them because i'm behind the camera. well, here, let me introduce you to my new cameraman. this is pebopod. now, watch this for a second. as i move across, do you see

[inaudible] lexis and the bite administration onto northern israel threatening the whole of lebanon as hezbollah enters the war. with the answer or k not. as the group the. [inaudible] the lebanese army from doing so. the days of action? >> i did not understand the exact question. >> not pro- hezbollah why did the jep. [inaudible] [inaudible] will we see that happening in our homes? >> we know israel does not speak for the lebanese people the vast majority of people, wefu know that. any more than hamas does not speak for the aspirations of the majority of palestinians in gaza. we have said fromes the very beginning we do not wantte to se any act or try to take advantage of the situation to widen or deepen the conflicts that certainly includes hezbollah that's why the president has added additional military forces to thehe region had more forces will be coming in days and weeks ahead. to try to deter any actors from widening or deepening this conflict spreading understand the question but i don't think at this stage it's helpful to speculate about something that is not happened and hope

there are now only two known survivors left, 109-year-old viola fletcher and 108-year-old lexi bedingfield randall. i thought so with the family of hughes van ellis tonight. that is tonight's reidout. all in with chris hayes starts now. arts now. >> good evening from new york. i'm chris hayes. tonight the world is still coming to grips with the devastation in the wake of the worst mass murder of jewish people since the holocaust. today three days after hamas fighters launched a devastating surprise attack, the israeli government announced it had finally taken back control of its border with gaza, the area were hamas broke through a security barrier, often referred to as the iron wall. israeli officials say they have discovered the bodies of about 1500 hamas militants inside the country. over the course of the day, military forces say they continued to find in kill isolated hamas gunman. the death toll in israel continues to rise, to now over 1000 people. the vast majority of whom were civilians. we are learning more horrific details from the small communities in southern israel, along the

there are now only two known survivors left, 109-year-old viola fletcher and 108-year-old lexi bedingfield hughes van ellis tonight. that is tonight's reidout. all in with chris hayes starts now. arts no

. >> neil: let's go to lexis mcadams.ts and most of them in support of the palestinians and in support of hamas period. alexis mcadams has more in new york. >> we've been watching these campus wide walkouts today including at nyu and new york city at columbia university. here at washington square park, we saw it fill up with hundreds of people that told me they were here to stand with the palestinian people. i tried to talk with many people in the crowd. they didn't want anything to do with me. i talked to one students that didn't want to be identified. he said she's the group's liaison and said why it's so important for people to be on the ground. watch. >> support their tactics. their tactics do nose to liberate palestinians. i'm more concerned about the palestinians that are being murdered. for every one that has been killed, 23 palestinians have been killed. i'm more concerned about that. >> so jewish students on call pus say when they hear things like that and they see the campus protests and the campus walkouts, the

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