you can't trust lori chavez-deremer. i am the visionary, i am the steady, i am the mom of four who is going to bring oregon's fifth congressional district doctor glory. >> thank you so much for both of our candidates for joining us here at news channel 21 and thank you for watching in central oregon and around the nation. we have you covered everything election related. make sure to download our app, ktvz.com. our next newscast begins in just a few moments. have a good evening everyone. >> to the brave men and women who have served our country, we say thank you. we are grateful for your dedication and commitment to our freedom. and q for protecting our way of life. you for defending our democracy. you have made us proud. you have made us safe and we will never forget your service. whispering winds for retirement say thank you, veterans for your bravery, sacrifice and service to this country. >> my mom came to this country has an immigrant and worked up through the years until the time when it came for her now have the --

we don't know if it is going to be amaga extremist lori or trump loving lori. we know we need a champion who is ready to roll up her sleeves for working families for housing, healthcare, the economy and choice. i'm that champion and i am ready to get to work. >> juan saca -- a vast majority of americans have some concern what is happening at the us southern border. there is bipartisan border bills died in the senate this year. if either of you made it to the house would you have supported those bills, why or why not? >> because of the failed policies of this administration affected oregon, so many states are border states now and we see that with the influx of the fentanyl crisis that is killing our kids and when you have measure 110 accepting that with open arms that my opponent led, come on in, drug cartels and poison our kids and people are dead because of the choices that she made and on those border bills we passed in the house of representatives the most strict border bill that we could have early last year which i supported which would have funded border

juan saca -- lori chavez-deremer said the trump tax cuts would be good for some of us. working families deserve a break. whether it's the child tax credit or making sure their kids are not matriculating through school coming out with a lot of debt, being created in oregon. that who gets to benefit from being in power? i believe republicans and lori chavez-deremer are interested in making sure, benefit from the tax laws that were passed and all of the investments. i am a champion for working families and roll up my sleeves. >> moderator: what steps need to be taken? >> bynum: we did the chips act, the inflation reduction, making sure, the dependence on foreign oil, those are functions of the federal government but getting to a clean energy hub and having oregonians be leaders on that. continuing to make larger investments. >> moderator: is the economy thriving are failing? what steps does congress need to take? >> around oregon's system they tell you it is failing, grocery prices are up, people are trying to make ends meet, they have more than one job, can't find childca

congresswoman lori chavez-deremer the and drug decriminalization law.owever this was decided at the state level put your federal position had input instead of doingto focus on lessons learne. what lessons, including mistakes have you learned in the past years in congress? >> oh gosh. the more we talk, maybe we won't hear. the more we listen we can learn from other colleagues across the aisle and other parts of the country that might be experiencing or sharing some the same issues we have to coalesce around to get policy forward decisions made. that takes hard work. it's easy to side with one side or the other. what's not easy is to work against the tide. to make sure you are being focused and talk into your leadership. but that measure 110 is important to the federal level, why? want to make sure were being supported. closing the southern border affects all americans. having 10 -- 50 million people come on vetted fx oregonians and all americans it is important to me and measure 110 with the failed experiment i would not want to share with anybody any ot

this is an ad that is focused on lori buck, challenging the democratic incumbent, don davis. >> lori buckow supports a national abortion plan. -- >> and prosecute women if they get an abortion. >> extremists have rolled out project 2025 to do just that. >> she would put politicians in charge of our health care. treating women like criminals. >> lori and her extremist agenda have no place here. host: that is endorsed by speaker mike johnson and house republican leadership is running for several key races included the -- including the new york fourth. this is an ad focusing on lauren guillen, challenging anthony d has been zero. -- anthony d'esposito. >> she tried to stop a property tax cut. >> because guillen wanted to use her money as her own -- your money as her own personal piggy bank. costing taxpayers millions of dollars. more for her, less for us. that is laura guillen. host: linda in missouri on the line for republicans. good morning. caller: thank you for taking my call. yes. i will be voting for my congressman. and also our senator, josh hawley. i think that when i listen to

lori has received the endorsement of the san francisco chronicle. the chronicle says it believes that lori has the best approach to homelessness and that he was on the right side of issues, including housing in a crown for emerson. college poll released just last month. ulery was 3rd behind mark farrell and mayor london breed. but san francisco does offer ranked choice voting in lori was leading all candidates as the voter's second choice. the city of san jose celebrating a milestone, a decade-long effort. they say they've >> finished making improvements and resurfacing about 1000 miles of city streets. it's been estimated the damage from a single pothole can cost car owners $400. the work is being paid for with funds from voter approved measure t which was approved a few years back. san jose mayor matt mahan says they've also been making safety improvements. >> this payment made program isn't just about creating smoother roads. it's about creating safer roads over the past decade, we've coordinated hundreds of safety projects with our paving effort

i'm lori chavez-deremer.n married to my husband, shaun deremer for 33 years, raised beautiful twin girls, emily and annie who are now 30 and getting ready to have my first grandson in march. i spent the last 24 years in happy valley, oregon, building a small business with my husband over the last 18 plus years. as was mentioned i was city councillor for happy valley for six years and then the mayor for eight years. and now i'm honored to serve as your congresswoman in oregon's 5th congressional district. i look forward to sharing tonight my accomplishments, the wins that we have brought home to oregon's 5th district and addressing what i have been working on in the 118th when it comes to affordability, when it comes to the southern border, when it comes to addressing the fentanyl crisis we're seeing on our streets and the lack of public safety respect that we have for our law enforcement officers here in oregon and really, the decimation of what measure 110 has done to the streets of oregon and killing our ch

you can't trust lori chavez-deremer.e visionary, i am the steady, i am the mom of four who is going to bring oregon's fifth congressional district doctor glory. >> thank you so much for both of our candidates for joining us here at news channel 21 and thank you for watching in central oregon and around the nation. we have you covered everything election related. make sure to download our app, ktvz.com. our next newscast begins in just a few moments report. it's about an hour. >> good evening. i am your host. control of the senate and white house runs through michigan. for the next 60 minutes -- the next 60 minutes will reshape the debate. our moderator is rick alvin. tonight's debate is being broadcast. we are streaming online and across the country. before we get to the questions, let's review the rules. mr. rogers and ms. slotkin, you will have 60 seconds for an opening statement and to answer a question. rick will alert the candidates when the time is up. and now live from grand rapids, it is debate night in michigan.

either way. >> lori. >> regional banks.ap and the funding of the economy. >> great to have you on the show tonight, lori. dan nathan. data scientist. >> those guys are fun. >> i like sirius here. >> buy you guys a bunch of pocket protectors for the holidays. >> thanks for watching "fast money." see you back here tomorrow at 5:00 for more fast. "mad money with jim cramer" starts right now. >>> my mission is simple, to make you money. i'm here to level the playing field for all investors. there's always a bull market somee

year's top movies. ♪ ♪ >> we're back once again in lori's laboratory.lloween very seriously. this halloween i'm looking no further than the biggest movies of the year starting with "inside out 2." which "inside out" character do you want to be for halloween? sadness? what kind of face does sadness make? mommy found a blue pair of leggings and a blue shirt. she has glasses so we just pop some lenses out of the old glasses we had. what about her sad face? can't forget about that. next up -- >> anger! >> for my son leo, what i want to do is make this red bucket hat, which we've used from previous costumes. you'll need black and white felt for the eyes. i'm going to make the mouth and put it on the bottom of the hat. all i'm doing is gluing with my hot glue gun. but it still needs a small count of fire. bright colored felt for the flames. couple more touches. i wasn't going to leave out my other half. >> i am going to make you so happy. >> nick and i are going to dress up as characters from the film "beetlejuice." i found this unexpensive suit. i'm about to

ellos son lori, un macho de cuatro aÑos. aquÍ lo vemos. y mingyu, una hembra de dos.estallaron en color con cientos de catrinas adornadas con flores y trajes tradicionales. ellos desfilaron como parte de las actividades previas al dÍa de muertos el prÓximo 2 de noviembre. las icÓnicas catrinas estuvieron por doquier. se trata de una tradiciÓn prehispÁnica en la que las familias recuerdan a sus muertos y y celebran la coinuidad de la vida. >> buenas tardes. bienvenidos. en casa con telemundo. esperemos que estÉn teniendo un dÍa maravilloso hoy. gracias al regreso de las vegas y con mucha, mucha energÍa y feliz lunes. >> estamos con

. >> let's bring in cnbc's lori ann morocco who has more on this.ave a real impact on consumers, on all of us, what more do we know about that and the ongoing negotiations? >> good morning, ana, thanks. well, in terms of the negotiations, i, moments ago, i was in contact with the usmx and they unfortunately are not going back to the negotiation table. both sides are essentially pointing fingers at one another as the reason as to why we are having this stalemate. when it comes to the consumer, it is the perishable goods that is the greatest concern among shippers and even grocers. i spoke with the ceo of stewart leonards, the grocer we know here in the tristate area, and over the short-term, you're going to see prices up. he told me that because of the lengthier trip from china to the united states or even by air, your banana might cost double. and so what is going to happen is that the consumer, they're going to choose an apple to put in the lunch box rather than the banana. that's some of the thousands of products on the water right now. we have co

while she worked valiantly to see you this day, a fellow rosie, and her daughter, lori.ieve marian and lori are here today. would you please stand today? yes, they are here.' thank you. >> [ applause ] >> if you go to the museum in richmond, you will see marian's words on the wall. it says, quote, i specifically didn't do anything great, but i participated in something that was great. that is very well said. and indeed, it was great. so great that today, we finally get to award of their efforts with a congressional gold medal. that's right. so now, i will ask if ms. mae krier and leader jeffries, senator collins and casey, representative sphere and fitzpatrick will join us on stage so that we can formally present the metal. we are going to do it on the floor instead, make it easier. is that okay? sorry. >> [ applause ] >> ladies and gentlemen, ms. mae krier, rosie the riveter. >> i looked at all of you, senator casey, fitzpatrick, we couldn't have done it without you and all of you people in the audience. you are wonderful. you are such great support. i think all of you.

october is here, and so is lori bergamotto with the coolest denim.e the latest on the dock worker strike. we're live in what's usually one of the busiest ports in the country, which is now at a standstill. >> george: first top stories breaking at 8. we start with last night's vice presidential debate. tim walz/j.d. vance. 34 days until the final votes. let's bring rachel scott back. good morning, rachel. >> reporter: hey, george. good morning to you. the stakes were unusually high. 34 days out from the election, this race is in a dead heat. with no other debates scheduled, it is the vice presidential candidates that got the final word. overnight in what is likely the last debate before the november election, the two vice presidential candidates sparring over the results of the last election with senator vance refusing to admit his running mate, donald trump, lost. >> he is still saying he didn't lose the election. did he lose the 2020 election? >> tim, i'm focused on the future. did kamala harris censor americans from speaking their mind in the wake

lori chavez-deremer and his considered one of the most dangerous in the incumbent cycle, and her raceas rated a tossup. >> first, republican incumbent, lori chavez-deremer, elected to oregon smith congressional district in 2022, in 2004, elected to in 2004 she was eleco the happy valley city council and then as mayor of happy valley in 2010 and 2014. the democratic challenger is representative janelle bynum. she was elected to the oregon house of representatives four times. 2016, 2018, 2020 and 20

this is lori most certainly easily expulsion side level front of a in a c plus score to post gorgeous stuff. show spend more story brush as well. if you had to go to control my dream to be the true stories of us in the news. but you know, somebody me from where you are then you know, remember the name of the, you know, somebody said you could do the 1st in for say on that as dish could see the tricycle in nero. we met them a little extra. probably is there some sharing and public institution doesn't include them the the right. yeah. yeah, of course. assume you know, basically see over here, but being able to somebody who is a new key and have somebody mow and a girl, a low, a voice based size shelves to she feel pay as you go into it. but in the old process, which i don't want and you want that's sort of the normal able chapter style i missed the way the feeling is because it's the up on your spectrum. i your, your id and start roy the just drives and what type of like the voice, the like doesn't what sort of news, please give me a state of the like, i don't want an idea because it ne

. >> lori. >> regional banks. they're cheap and the funding of the economy. >> great to have you on the show tonight, lori. dan nathan. data scientist. >> those guys are fun. >> i like sirius here. >> buy you guys a bunch of pocket protectors for the holidays. >> thanks for watching "fast money." see you back here tomorrow at 5:00 for more fast. "mad money with jim cramer" starts right now. >>> my mission is simple, to make you money. i'm here to level the playing field for all investors. there's always a bull market somewhere and i promise to help you find it. mad money starts now. >>> hey, i'm cramer. welcome to mad money. welcome to "cramerica." my friends, i'm just trying to make you a little money. my job, entertain but also explain because this is a very complicated day. call me at 1-800-743-cnbc or tweet me @jimcramer. the absurdity of earning season has arrived. it did not take long. people are already doing stupid things and i have to point them out so you don't make the same mistakes. i'm on a mission to

lori bergamotto is here with the right stuff. something for everyone on your list. to want to hear about the study on its possible effect on your brain. i think we troll ourselves with these sleep stories. >> michael: we do. first top stories breaking at 8 starting with the race to the white house. just 11 days until the final vote. vice president harris campaigned last night in georgia with former president obama. former president trump is on the trail in the west. let's go back to our chief white house correspondent mary bruce in georgia. good morning, mary. >> reporter: good morning again, michael. as we enter these final days, kamala harris is calling on her biggest celebrity supporters. from the boss to beyonce to barack obama. overnight together for the first time out on the trail before a crowd of 23,000 here in georgia. obama painted donald trump as a power hungry leader only out for himself taking him to task on the economy and health care urging voters not to be fooled by trump's tough talk. harris promising to put the american people first. saying trump's

lori has my complete -- vote for her forget you will win big. great job.th carolina state gop chairman jason simmons. jason, thank you. good job. good job, jason. i introduced him but aren't you has done fantastic -- but rnc chair jim whatley has done fantastic. if he does not win, i will be saying, get rid of that guy. no, we will never say that. you have been doing great. the numbers so far are amazing. the only thing that matters is november 5 so we don't care what they do now. but even they are concerned. they say this is not looking good. normally you don't say that what they mean these numbers are looking incredible actually in every state, not just here. in every state. they know what i mean. and i'm very proud to have my beautiful daughter tiffany here with her husband michael. and they are going to have a baby. a beautiful baby. two good people too. and a great developer in new york and florida and elsewhere, one of the greatest businessmen in the country, mr. steven witkoff. steve, right there. thank you. great guy. former of the small business a

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lori calvasina. i think for all of us it is been like staring at the sun. stories elsewhere, your bloomberg brief. dani: four israeli soldiers killed and dozens were injured after a drone struck in northern israel. the attack marks one of the deadly strikes from hezbollah in at least a year. shortly afterward, israeli sharks and southern and central lebanon killed at least 51 people -- strikes in southern and central lebanon killed at least 51 people. the u.k. international investment summit is underway in london. the labor government is looking to draw leaders of tech, finance among g-7 nations. u.k. has lagged since the pandemic. bloomberg stephanie flanders will be sitting down with u.k. prime minister keir starmer at 9:30 a.m. eastern spacex has pulled off an incredible technological feat. sunday launched its starship rocket into orbit. the company achieved its first-ever chopped six landing, catching the rocket over 200 foot fall booster out of the air with giant mechanical armed at the launch site. the recovery mark a historical marker for spaceflight

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states congressman was joined by several families who have lost a loved one to gun violence, including lori, most whose son blake was shot and killed while working security at a home depot in pleasanton. >> she says price refused to meet with her after the shooting and never prosecuted the 2 suspects to the full extent of the law. >> and as a mother, i should be thinking about how to present my child. at his celebration of life what he's supposed to where i'm supposed to cremate him or bury him. and instead i'm trying to figure out what is happening with the people that did this to my family to my child. i reached out to da price for comment about congressman swalwell supported the recall. her office referred me to the protect the wind campaign which sent a statement saying, quote, his support for an effort that undermines a fellow democrat rejects the position of local democrats has left many of his constituents feeling betrayed. >> some are questioning whether swell well as out of touch with the very people he claims to represent. i know that this price and i are in the same political par

. ♪ >>> that's the sound of bluegrass icon lori lewis from berkeley, just one of many performers at theardly strictly bluegrass festival this weekend. our chopper over golden gate park earlier this afternoon, you can see a big crowd on hand for day one of the three-day celebration. tens of thousands of people are expected to attend the free festival featuring music, food, and much more. >>> governor gavin newsom is awarding some bay area cities money to help clear out homeless encampments, but it comes with some strings attached. the state will provide nearly $131 million to help communities get people off the streets and into housing. some bay area counties and cities will receive that money, including san francisco, contra costa county, and san jose, but it comes with accountability measures requiring local governments to follow state housing and homeless laws or risk losing funding. >> we're not just sending money to local government. we're sending money with expectations. they're sending us plans and in return they're receiving these grants. >> meantime a homeless advocacy group in

. - [graham] fieri and his wife lori raised jules after morgan's passing along with their own sons hunterrider, using lessons from another of guy's heroes. - we're setting up like same hurdles, same benchmarks, the same achievement strategy that my dad set up for me when i was a kid. unfortunately, my pops just passed away in january and my dad said to me like the last week he was alive, i said, "dad, i just want you to know we got all your (beep) taken care of. i got everything handled." and he looks at me and he goes, "i'm not worried about my (beep). you're the one with a ton of (beep). who's gonna handle all your (beep) when you die? don't leave those kids with a bunch of headaches." i'm like, "really? that's," and it was very godfather-ish. he's laying in one of this hospital, he's like, "your (beep). you got more (beep) than anybody." - he passed from pancreatic cancer. you said the hardest thing you've ever been through, like his loss. what's that grieving process entailed for you? - i think i spent more of my life in my last 15 years fearing my dad dying. i was there for the last

lori calvasina. this could be a very long week next week. an update on's results were, here is your bloomberg three. dan ed: some specifics on this big tech earnings, microsoft falling nearly 4% in the premarket trade. earnings and revenue beat estimates but it did forecast lower quarterly crowd revenue growth. -- cloud revenue growth. the ceo reiterated he is committed to expanding ai opportunities and winning new customers. meta-shares also lower premarket, 4%, despite a narrow earnings beat. zuckerberg said it will ramp up heavy investments in ai and other futuristic technologies which he says are court of the company's future. they cautioned that it will continue to widen this year. labs reported $4.4 billion operating loss in the quarter. the l.a. dodgers are world champions once again. after falling behind 5-0 in game five come the series of defensive mistakes by the yankees opens the door for an l.a. conduct. -- come back. shielding the chairmanship of the game ending strikeout. it is there eighth world series. freddie freeman was nam

. >> i have a question, the assignment of seats and in this district, lori taking so long farewell the relation became taking so long you will the number represented. whatever the number is. >> a little more complicated to explain but within the state, the state has been electoral votes and there are 10 million people and get it in the state and should have more or less, 1 million people. those 1 million people people who are residents but it must be equal across the state so every state have that. however, because congress capped the numbers that for 35, you have a situation with a state like wyoming may have one representative of 500,000 people for california, which has 50 million people is one represented for 2 million people so anonymity date between the districts and states and it is very different learning getting nominated like to be by itself in and morning it is really big. california is the obvious example where he divided it proportionately, you have a much larger group in the house and that's why the constitution says every state must have at least one presented if, the sol

. >> they told me you're the one that saved my lori? >> yes. >> thank you. >> every now and then a moment comes along you truly change someone's life. >> swollen, pale, blotchy. >> it's the other one. >> that's much w scorching temperatures are sticking around the bay area, heading into our sixth straight, spare the air day in a row. and now that excessive heat warning has been extended through saturday and you can expect high fire danger throughout the weekend. a fire up north in lake county has already forced evacuations tonight, and a red flag warning remains in place for the east bay hills and santa cruz mountain. let's go ahead and get right to meteorologist rob mayeda with the latest. rob. yeah. even though today technically was a cooler day, we still broke records for highs today in places like concord and san jose. upper 90s this afternoon it was 101 degrees in livermore. and speaking of fire danger, tonight, lake county, you can see, has dropped from the red flag warnings, but still ongoing. santa cruz mountains, east bay hills

welcome, lori. what is this rotation trade?looking at the mag 7 and the maga cap growth and we run screens with the s&p moving from the bigger, safer, growthier stuff into the s&p and the russell 2000, kind of anything else, frankly. >> what is the latest evidence that you have that bodes well for that >> so, one stat that we watch really closely is the rate of upward revisions between the top names and the rest of the s&p. we've basically been seeing for the past year more upward revisions and we're seeing the gap is closing so the rest of the market is start tock gain on the top ten cohort if i get more discreet and more finite, when we look at growth rate expectations for 2024 and 2025 i am starting to see sectors like move upon we are seeing it move out pretty sharply. if i look ahead to 2025 it's areas like industrials other materials and healthcare we'll see if industrials stays there. after this week we're starting to get a lot of reports and health care is an area that we'll see good upward revision trends, as well. >>

lori roms into a bus stop near is really intelligence hate to north of timothy, with dozens of the casualties reported this on. some local media reports claim and majority of the injured our id, a surface man. mr. we said shift the week. i just, i know make correct summit tech center stage and the russian city of cars on with 13 you countries to coming partners. they've been in the global so i've, i've been celebrating the additional interest of, of the car to the what the full use of the platform. canadian gold mining john bar at gold is the knowing a slew of mike is ations large of a finding the government. ultimately we look at the charges put forward the funds vladimir putin morton is not. most school has multiple ways to risk. the western weapons are fired by care forces deep into russian territory, stating and not case. nato's hon would be in claim. only specialists from major countries can do this because it requires space recognizance which the crane does not have the welcome to the weekly here and our to your recapture of the past 7 days and writes up to the moment developments as we

political analysts say the fact that lori is new to politics. >> helps because he doesn't carry the baggage that is sliced and a breed and pest skins popularity for having a record. >> and have long record. i spotted them do in san francisco as a natural tendency development. i think seeing that in the way the whole shake shake that shakes out in the second 3rd, 4003th and 5th rounds balloting. there's of the simulated balloting that they did. >> with just 2 weeks until election day, 14% of those polled remain undecided. and political analysts say that means breed has a lot of work to do to survive. >> if in your her camp right now, you're looking for ways k% either partner with another candidate or become more compelling to those of the candidates voters so they will choose you as their second place, folks. and with the race so close, analysts say we likely won't know who will be elected. mayor on election night or possibly the day after. i would be very surprised. >> if you recall a winner on election night things, i think, you know, under california law, you have. >> more than enough tim

lori takes the lead from breed. 56% to 44% because more voters choose him as their second choice. today's chronicle poll really confirmed what care owens poll. >> so just the last month and that was daniel lurie is running away with the second place votes. and that can be enough to catapult him into the mayor's office at city hall. political analysts say the fact that lurie is new to politics. >> helps because it doesn't carry the baggage that is sliced into both breed and pest skins favor ability but being a political newcomer also has its downsides being the ceo of a private company is not the same as being the ceo of a major city. >> when you're running a city, it's like running a nonprofit that doesn't have any money and you're still trying to provide critical services for residents addressing homelessness, providing public safety, keeping fire going. you just don't have the resources. political analysts say with just 2 weeks until the election and 14% of those polled still undecided. >> mayor breed has her work cut out for to gain more first and second choice votes. she has a

david: the industry lori is that you got this off the ground by agreeing to pay $100 million to a news show that had not showed. it was house of cards. >> it's all about location, location, location. david: it had not produced anything yet. it was a concept. it had not produced a single anything. it was a concept. when you told reed hastings i just spent $100 million to buy something that doesn't exist yet, did he say, great idea? ted: no, he was a little surprised. but when i explained it to him he was supportive immediately. you have to remember, reed created this company culture that enabled me to take a big swing like that. i looked at it as classic risk-reward. yes, this was a lot of money. if it doesn't work, we would have dramatically overpaid for a show. we are at risk for doing that all the time. but if it does work, we could fundamentally change the course of the business. david: if it didn't work, did you think you would be out of a job? ted: i told my wife this was a possibility. she said, will you get fired if this doesn't work? i said, it's it is firable. david: there's a

states congressman was joined by several families who have lost a loved one to gun violence, including lori, most whose son blake was shot and killed while working security at a home depot in pleasanton. >> she says price refused to meet with her after the shooting and never prosecuted the 2 suspects to the full extent of the law. da price didn't do her job and she continues not to do her job. >> victims families deserve a d a that will raleigh with them, support them and charge profit. i reached out to da price for comment about congressman swalwell supported the recall. her office referred me to the protect the wind campaign which sent a statement saying, quote, his support for an effort that undermines a fellow democrat rejects the position of local democrats has left many of his constituents feeling betrayed. >> some are questioning whether swell well as out of touch with the very people he claims to represent. i know that this price and i are in the same political party. but this isn't about a political party. it's about the safety of the community prior to becoming a u.s. congressman

staying in the region, but moving to tell a v for a run 40 people have reportedly been injured by a lori roaming into a bus stop. this sunday near once believed to be the hatred to of b is really intelligent services. most sad, local police say they have to for the large force to the area and asked drivers to divert their routes away. the chief of is really police communications has stated the instant could potentially be at her attack. but the full facts are still being established on the floor. we want to make sure. and therefore, the shoebox is ready. intelligence and is ready for these are given now. testing and investigating senses though, we do know that the driver, the truck driver error is really, really about half an hour, 45 minutes away from here. so 1st of all, i'm here already hold on hospital one of the largest hospitals in israel and actually, and some of it, a lot of the injured people were brought here early this morning, a truck driven by an hour really our went out of control or purposely drobek like a bus that was unloading passengers. 40 people were injured somewhere

as of lori l to 0 barrett, the puncture results show georgia's routing policy is taking the lead of the high stakes parliamentary election. with more than 2 thirds of the ballots counted the georgia dream policy 153 percent of the vote. the election is widely seen as a referendum on the countries opportunity to join the european union. actually, i'm of at triples. there's jubilation at the georgia dream party headquarters as the preliminary results adjust their set to become 1st and saturdays election. but in georgia, as far as the election using electronic voting to exit polls initially painted different pictures of who can form a majority the both the georgia dream party, which is rule for more than a decade and faces accusations of align with moscow. and then the lines of pro european opposition parties cleans the victory at stake, control of the 150 seats, parliament, and with george's future direction. this is already the 4th, the nation, the 4th election, the fact that the same party can achieve such success and such a difficult situation is a good indicator of the talent of the g

congresswoman lori chavez-deremer the and drug decriminalization law.e level put your federal position had input instead of doingto focus on lessons learne. what lessons, including mistakes have you learned in the past years in congress? >> oh gosh. the more we talk, maybe we won't hear. the more we listen we can learn from other colleagues across the aisle and other parts of the country that might be experiencing or sharing some the same issues we have to coalesce around to get policy forward decisions made. that takes hard work. it's easy to side with one side or the other. what's not easy is to work against the tide. to make sure you are being focused and talk into your leadership. but that measure 110 is important to the federal level, why? want to make sure were being supported. closing the southern border affects all americans. having 10 -- 50 million people come on vetted fx oregonians and all americans it is important to me and measure 110 with the failed experiment i would not want to share with anybody any other state in the nation because it

lori says he knows how to cut through the city's notorious red tape, and he points to his work with they he founded. he says the organization's successfully built a much needed affordable housing complex in san francisco. >> i stand by the work three years, $377,000 a unit with 13 different labor groups helping to build it. we did such a good job that the model is being replicated at 1633 valencia street. john sobrato, a famous real estate investor. apple has invested in that second project because they know what we know that we know how to get affordable housing built in our city. we need more of it. i'm proud of my track record. we need. >> now, lori is the only leading candidate for mayor in the race who has not served on the board of supervisors, and he says he blames the people inside city hall for san francisco's problems. they will continue our conversations with the mayoral candidates today when supervisors aaron peskin and asher safai will join us on the four. and then on thursday, former supervisor and interim mayor mark farrell will be here in the studio, followed by the incu

hey, bra. [ laughter ] hey, lori.y remember that. >> rebecca: we're not hearing your mic just yet. i think i know why. it's behind you. allow me to help for one moment. this is real. >> so what i'm going to say is women need to replace their bras every six months. you mentioned it's breast cancer awareness month. great time to get this. >> rebecca: absolutely. let's start with third love. >> rebecca: third love. >> this is one of the top sellers. i think everyone can hear me now? can you hear me? anyway, this one is great. it comes in half sizes. super innovative. has nearly 11,000 five star reviews. the reason for that is it fits every body. women don't really realize sometimes you're between sizes. this is super innovative. if you buy this pink bra, they're donating a dollar to breast cancer charities. >> rebecca: wonderful. >> so it's a great thing to get involved in. we are saying this is great for everyday wear. their classic bra that you will not go wrong with that. >> rebecca: excellent. what do we have? >> thi

his wife is great friends with my wife, lori.is going to be a great vice president of the united states, and i am all in for kamala harris and tim walz. [cheers and applause] >> jon: right. and you have been, by the way, really barnstorming pennsylvania. i mean, really. do you come what is the key in pennsylvania that you believe, he has a tremendous amount of strength in the rural areas. does it come down to once again to the suburbs of bucks county? is it about turnout in philadelphia? what are the parameters of what makes -- pennsylvania has a couple hit a place? >> governor shapiro: i guess the answer is all of the above. you mentioned bucks county, pretty springy county in a swing state, philly is important. but don't rule out those rural areas. i spent a lot of time out there, listening to folks. they will deliver for a democrat. >> jon: they did. years ago, those were really blue areas, the blue-collar areas. >> governor shapiro: some of that has changed over time but part of it is, i think, they have been sort of thirstin

with breaking news from near tell of the youth around 40 people have reportedly been injured by a lori roaming into a bus stop near the headquarters of b as really intelligent services. most of our linux are treating the wounded out the scene. really say they've deployed a large force and asked drivers to divert their routes away from the area and is really official. told us more are in the hands of the standing. they're getting off the bus getting on the bus, and most of them are youngsters who are well, let's take a look at your list. roby berman joining us from the hospital where the injured were taken to robi, take us through the, the latest what occurred here. so 1st of all, i'm here already hold on hospital one of the largest hospitals in israel and actually, and some of it, a lot of the injured people were brought here early this morning, a truck driven by an hour really our went out of control or purposely drobek by bus that was unloading passengers. 40 people were injured somewhere, crushed by the bus number crushed by the truck. um, as far as the makeup has been different, co

. >> seven years later lori harmon retrocochlear la lynch -- loretta lynch working for a company that'sgon and top officials and they call itself the largest privately owned seller of consumer and commercial drones but in 2021, dod officials called their products a potential national security threat because of where they're being made. the company is relying on lynch among others to help lift the pentagon ban and some are outraged over her support to begin with and elise stefanik saying djt time is coming to an end and her lawsuit is not going to save them. lawmakers have raised alares about this company and its ties to china but experts say china remains determined. >> they're able to exploit democracy and transparency trying to drive a wedge in u.s. national security. reporter: foxed reach out to former attorney general for comment and we've not heard back yet. dana. >> dana: mark meredith, thank you. >> putting an end to fracking once and for all. >> bill: her new climate engainment director and title of this position. now appears to suggest otherwise in an interview with politico. p

the 7th of the second year, by the way, a song that is very popular, i think if i'm not mistaken , lori liberman was the name of the first performer, and then whoever didn't sing it, but it's a very beautiful melody, yuri valerievich, i hope you can help, come on. song, i heard he said a style, and so i came to see him and listen for a while, and there he was this young boy, a stranger to my eyes, trying my pain with his fingers, singing my life with his words, killing me softly with his. i didn't say that, i would like to thank today's guest for the pleasure of remembering such melodies, for the melodies of childhood, for mary poppins, lenya agutin, he was here today, we remembered him, these are melodies, they help us live, it is no coincidence that in the great song of dunoevsky , songs help us build and live, mm... the mood of our podcast is conveyed absolutely accurately, it was a broadcast on channel one valery syutkin, today yuriy lutsenko is at the piano, the guest was a singer and tv presenter yuliana koraulova. yuliana to our viewers at parting. dear viewers, be healthy, take

this is lori, a democrat. have you seen this report? caller: yes i have. thanks for taking my call. i am so upset about everything right now. we say it is election interference. he has committed so many crimes. if he did not do that we would not be here. in my neighborhood, which usually has a ton of political signs, i see none. people are afraid to put out a sign in their own yard and it is disgusting. host: why are people afraid to put out signs? caller: i think because they will be retaliated against. if they put a harris or a trump sign and somebody does not agree because he has divided our country so bad. i have t-shirts against trump. i will not wear them in public. i would be afraid to be shot. he is too much. he lies to everybody, key is the worst person in this world as far as i'm concerned. siding with putin and all of this other stuff. he has interfered with everybody's life on a daily basis with his lies and he is already doing it before the election. people talk about immigrants coming into the country and the money that has to be spent on them, what about the money tha

william lori harmon mess, good stuff.orrow, do you support prop 36. prop 36 would put people in jail, but the democrats, stu, do not want to put criminals in jail. they want us to live with them on the streets. and that's why even though 60% of california want to pass prop 36, and prop 36 will pass, if you don't have the execution, it won't work. one other point. prop 47, the bill that allows people to go and commit crime, $950,000 in stealing and kamala harris wrote the summary and call it had safe neighborhoods and safe schools. there's nothing safe about prop 47. stuart: that's amazing and all this damage and not reck fioed. that's extraordinary stuff. leo, another one. listen to what the mayor of los angeles, karen bass, said about black men voting in this election. roll that tape, please. >> there's a lot of black men who are leading efforts in the los angeles area to make sure that the communication is out there, and that people understand the significance of this election. but you know people do have short term mem

day, we can see her legacy live on now through her sister, mary, a fellow rosie, and her daughter, loriay. would all stand? right here. thank you. [ applause ] >> if you go to the museum in richmond, you will see mary's work as you enter, it is on the wall. it says, quote, i specifically didn't do anything great, but i participated in something that was great. that is very well said. indeed it was great. so great, today we finally get to award their efforts for the congressional gold medal. that is right. [ applause ] >> so now i will ask if mae krier and leader jeffries , senator collins and senator casey, representatives jackie speier and fitzpatrick will join us on stage so we can formally present the medal. >> we will do it on the floor instead to make it easier for everybody, is that okay? sorry. [ applause ] ladies and gentleme krier rosie the riveter. >> ladies and gentlemen, ms. mae krier, "rosie the riveter". [ applause ] >> i look at all of you, senator casey, representative fitzpatrick, jackie speier, we could not have done it without you. all of you people in the audience, y

political analysts say the fact that lori is new to politics.elps because he doesn't carry the baggage that is sliced and a breed and past skins popularity for record. >>and have long record. i spotted them do in san francisco as a natural tendency development. i think seeing that in the wake all shapes shakes chase in the second 3rd, 4003th and 5th rounds of their balloting of the simulated balloting that they get. >>with just 2 weeks until election day, 14% of those polled remain undecided. and political analysts say that means breed has a lot of work to do to survive. >>if in your her camp right now, you're looking for ways to either partner with another candidate or become more compelling to those other candidates voters. so they will choose you as their second place, folks and with the race so close, analysts say we likely won't know who will be elected. mayor on election night or possibly the day after. i would be very surprised. >>if you recall a winner on election night, i think i think, you know, under california you have more than enou