acreage develop reporting from don't boss, nor is there still time to avert all i for in the middle east coast all settings next a, [000:00:00;00] the hello and welcome to across the boards were all things are considered on peter a little can all war involving the united states be averted in the middle east? also, why has the national security? we unified around candidate, kamala harris to discuss these issues and more. i'm joined by my guess, george, send me while we in budapest, he's a pod cast, or the guy go, which can be found on youtube and locals. and here in moscow, we prostitute dmitri bob. but she is the deputy for the editor of.

washington has a vested interest in fueling the middle east coast, a more war, and then it is the more i benefit following beach and wasn't going, but he's gone company. so how do you know really think of this wash and the policy of the united states? so far, is going to induct induct direction in order to make a profit for these companies differently. there was a support. any kind of top is on the word i need to do. i as a matter of fact, maybe creating wars in some areas around the world in order to send in more and more of their, their what that reduce congressmen are investing more and more and just want to continue. and that's why they are supporting the why supporting as or as supporting the ongoing war. and they are even against what sometimes will be subject and to cease fire in any way or in any time they are more invested in this work to continue. maybe they went in kind of even live in the apples, but to make it even larger mean more residents of the west banks to car and refuge account pop held this or i'm wanting to more in those killed in a recent idea. afraid the incursi

middle 70s for the coast. east of the oakland hills, lower 90s and 100s again. middle to upper 90s for the santa clara valley. 95 degrees in san jose. going to put us close to record territory. if falling just a little bit short. 95 is the record high, we will be 96. temperatures will back down, not over the weekend. flirting with record territory on friday and saturday. the game at 1:05, kickoff temperature will be in the upper 80s and the high in santa clara will be at or above 90 degrees in the afternoon. make sure you are prepared for that heat as we wait for relief to arrive. it will happen first along the coast. look at the seven-day forecast. coastal areas, going to be back closer to normal temperatures, then average, tuesday, wednesday, thursday around the bay. probably take one additional day for temperatures to return to average. already, closer by tuesday and wednesday, settling back down to 70 degrees by thursday. 30 degrees will be chilly. talking about the inland temperatures, they will bottom out around 80 degrees for our high, for our coolest high

and is said to be monitoring the situation late on a friday night here on the us east coast early saturday in the middle east of we also have this on the record statement from john savage, who is a national security council spokes person. and i'm quoting, we understand that israel is conducting target. it strikes against military targets in a run as an exercise of self defense. and in response to a ron's ballistic missile attack against israel on october. first, we would refer you to the israeli government for more information on their operation. and of course, in the weeks between october 1st and these airstrikes taking place overnight on october 25th into october 26th. that there's been a lot of speculation. and then a lot of discussion about what the u. s. would want to see from such and as really action the us reportedly has been telling is real, don't strike nuclear facilities, don't strike oil facilities. mainly because the u. s. one doesn't want to see a global economic meltdown as it were. if those oil facilities were struck and to it has been very desperate to not have this turn into a direct m

that as you automate more functions at the ports, you are losing this good middle-class job for 45,000 workers on the east coastitriona: so is this dispute more of an existential battle between man and machine? >> the first big battles we are seeing between highly paid workers in advanced automation in the united states. it's certainly inevitable that i number of ports will become more automated. that does not mean no jobs, but instead of a physical person sitting inside of a crane and lifting those containers off the ship onto the shore, it's more like a videogame, that someone could be sitting remotely and operating that crane. it is a different skill set going forward. there is 1300 major container ports in the world. only about 60 to 80 of them are already automated. it's not like all of this will happen tomorrow. that is the heart of what is going on. how much protection will there be for all 45,000 jobs? will the port companies offer early retirement to automate some of the functions at the ports? caitriona: you said these are well-paid jobs, and the pay increases are very significant. can the companies a

east coast, more u.s. troops headed to the middle east as iran escalates the war on israel firing the largest barrage of missilesel ever in response to the killing of hezbollah's leader the u.s. reaffirming his support of israel as prime minister benjamin netanyahu and u.s. officials val serious consequences for iran we have full analysis of all of this all morning long, the iran threat becomes the first question last night for the vice presidential contenders for their first and only debate last night as governor tim walz attempted to defend kamala harris record as vice president and his explanation on past statements on china as editor jd vance makes the case for another trump administration while fact checking the moderators, all the highlights from the showdown coming up, nearly 50000 port workers artificially on strike. the full effect on american imports in the product that you need to see on store shelves coming up. a look at markets, they are pulling back ahead of the opening of trading, take a look at futures indicating a decline of 171 points on the dow industrials, the nasdaq 1072 and the s&p 500 lowe

topics from the fears of a wider war in the middle east to dock workers striking along the east coast. the stakes are unusually high for the vp candidates as the race between vice president harris and former president trump remains tight nationally, especially in those battleground states. and just like the presidential debate, this will be the first in-person meeting for senator vance and governor walz. this matchup could very well be the last debate before election day since mr. trump has not agreed to a second debate showdown with vp harris. again, you can watch the debate right here on nbc bay area. our national coverage begins at 5 p.m. and the debate begins at six and following the debate. stay with us, because we'll have a special edition of nbc bay area news. all right, janelle, an historic moment south of the border. today, mexico has inaugurated its first woman president, claudia sheinbaum takes over today as mexico's leader. but the historic moment comes with a lot of challenges. here's nbc bay area's damian trujillo here in the heart of the mexican community in san jose. t

after all the middle east is on fire, the east coast ports are shut down on the east coast, inflation not sure we have come out of it because my wages are stuck. i'm going to go with the guy at least with a track record with an impressive vice president. i think that could be the one% to 2%. stuart: brian kilmeade, thanks very much. still had on this show today, these peak will explain why harris after joy campaign is losing steam. retired lieutenant general keith kellogg will answer the question will is real attack iran's nuclear facilities. we will talk to kennedy about whether vance was man explaining at the debate. and what brent bozell thought of the moderators, not much. the 11:00 hour of "varney and company" is next. ♪ ... when you're looking for answers, it's good to have help. because the right information, at the right time, may make all the difference. at humana, we know that's especially true when you're looking for a medicare supplement insurance plan. that's why we're offering "seven things every medicare supplement should have". it's your free, just for calling the numb

middle east shortly. we�*ll return to events in the middle east shortly, but first let�*s turn to the us where the gulf coasts have been issued for parts of the state. the mayor of tampa has warned residents to leave now — telling them, "if you choose to stay, you will die". these satellite pictures showjust how enormous milton has become over the past 24 hours. the storm is expected to make landfall on wednesday night or early thursday morning. people living in madeira beach were boarding up their homes and businesses, in preparation for what�*s is currently a category 4 hurricane. alan archer from the continental weather corporation looks at at what lies ahead. earlier this afternoon, we did have 180mph, near 325kmph sustained winds, one of the strongest hurricanes on record, and has weakened somewhat to 165mph. so it�*s still a major category five hurricane. it�*s weakened partially because of the fact that some of the circulation moved over land. that is what�*s called the yucatan peninsula of mexico in the southern gulf of mexico also, because it�*s kind of re—forming itself. and when that happens, it w

middle 60s. some of the cooler spots. they will get there first. now, east of the oakland hills, in the upper 60s. middle 60s. around the bay. to the coast, a little warmer with late cloud arrival times closer to 70 degrees by tomorrow afternoon. the clouds will not yield rain showers just yet during the daylight hours. future cast, through 8:00 tomorrow morning, shows the first showers making their way into the north bay. about 90 minutes after the sun goes down the bulk of the rain will fall tomorrow evening into the night. this is the simulation, that is when the rain is making its way into san francisco. making its way farther and farther to the east across the bay area. after midnight there is what the radar should look like. the rain, it moves out pretty quickly. we will see things drying out before the sun comes up on thursday. thereat is why we are cautiously optimistic. late friday, friday night. majority of the daylight hours will be dry. the next chance of rain heads in as the sun goes down. that could amount to some spots half an inch to one inch of rainfall. that is the upper limit of what the system can produce. half of tha

that means dockworkers on the east coast have solidarity with their west coast partners. jeff flock is in the middle that was a very combative speech from dennis daggett. >> don't know what you heard but by stuff that was printed in the post and other places identifying his dad's house showing pictures of a bentley in the front yard, i've never been through one before but tough business. i think you caught the headline. workers on the west coast or representatives of two of the west coast unions, say if anything came through that was diverted from here, they would not unload it. there is precedent for this. the 77 strike, it lasted for a long time, three months i think and when those ships began to get diverted to the west coast, that is when they went out, including dennis's dad went out to the west coast and got them to not unload those ships. that's what a lot of people think broke that strike. trying to talk with dennis daggett after his speech, wasn't having a lot of it. he's very upset with what he thinks is a real attack on his family and he says that is not going to deter us. whatever you wa

there hasn't been an east coast dockworkers strike since the late 70's west coast ports are in the middlear contract. so they're good, no imminent labor issues here. the last west coast dockworkers strike was in 2002. >> next step community members reeling after a shooting at a high school reunion and a look at some of the 1000 plus bills that were signed and vetoed by governor newsom. plus, how local firefighters are responding to this weather. hi, i'm greg. i live in bloomington, illinois. i'm not an actor. i'm just a regular person. some people say, "why should i take prevagen? i don't have a problem with my memory." memory loss is, is not something that occurs overnight. i started noticing subtle lapses in memory. i want people to know that prevagen has worked for me. it's helped my memory. it's helped my cognitive qualities. give it a try. i want it to help you just like it has helped me. prevagen. at stores everywhere without a prescription. the city hall insiders have a formula: grow the system, exploit the system. take mark farrell's record. after receiving the largest ethics fine

there hasn't been an east coast dockworkers strike since the late 70's west coast ports are in the middle of a six-year contract. so no imminent labor issues here. the last west coast dockworkers strike was 2002. >> minnesota governor tim walz and ohio senator jd vance are set to hold their only scheduled vice presidential debate tomorrow night. tomorrow night. it is happening in new york city and citizen chance, of course, for both of them to show off their political chops and promote their bosses. agenda is kron four's. catherine hint, it has been talking to experts, political analysts about this debate. she joins us live in the newsroom with a preview. hey, catherine. yeah, i think this is going to be fun. of course, the presidential race remains incredibly close. harris and trump are within 2 points of each other in just about any poll. so while vice presidential debates do not tend to be decisive. >> analyst david mckeown says the stakes could be high and here's what he is going to be watching for. i'm watching for a couple things. one is why we expect economics, immigration and crim

is still recovering from hurricane helene, tensions in the middle east are escalating and a strike has shut down ports in the east and the coast. >> tonight, a triple threat is looming over the presidential campaign. the rising tensions in the middle east. a deadlock port strike threatening to raise prices. and the devastating aftermath of hurricane helene. there's a lot of work that needs to happen over the coming days, weeks and months. >> late today, vice president harris visited the storm zone in battleground georgia, two days after former president trump went there. >> i told you there was a lot of news today. john, since moments before the show, i saw you feverishly moving around candlesticks and decor behind you, i'm just so grateful that you are table escaping for the show, so you get to go first. let's start with jack smith. some may have forgotten about jack but he didn't forget about us. what sticks out to you -- yes? >> i was just going to say my wife stephanie, also named stephanie would kill me if she had gone out and gotten the school and the pumpkins and it hadn't shown up in the shot. >> you know halloween is

middle east, central america and the caribbean. the dockers' stockpiling has paralyzed all ports on the east coast. stockpiling could cost the american economy up to $5 billion a day. france is suffocating from the flow of illegal immigrants and needs a new form of immigration control. this was stated by prime minister michel barnier. according to the politician, it is necessary, in particular, in the order exceptions, extend the detention period for illegal migrants. barnier also said that the fifth republic intends to periodically introduce controls on its borders, following germany's example. meanwhile , the french are unhappy with the prime minister's policies, his government has just been formed, and the head of the cabinet has already announced that he intends to cut social spending in the budget, as well as ... increase taxes, french trade unions have called for a new strike, expert opinion. growing protests in france amid changes in pension legislation to increase retirement age, testifies to only one thing: france is entering a regime of austerity, a regime of financial and economic crisis

coast. >>> war rages in the middle east while people around the world mark one year since hamas attacked israelal candidates commemorate the hamas attacks as we enter the final few weeks before election day. >>> for the second time in just two weeks another monster storm has its sights on florida's gulf coast. hurricane milton developed rapidly on monday and is now a ferocious category 5 storm with winds topping 180 miles per hour and gusts hitting an astonishing 220 miles per hour. it's now expected to make landfall late wednesday or early thursday. this according to the national hurricane center. >> the take-home message is if you're in this red area you need to be in action mode. you need to be taking action to protect your house, to protect your family. now, it's not just going to be a wind threat. let's look at the storm surge threat too. i think most people know now the florida west coast is incredibly susceptible to storm surge, and that's why there's a storm surge warning now in effct from basically flamingo down here in everglades national park all the way up to just north of cedar key

tensions in the middle east are escalating in a strike is now shut down ports across the east and gulf coast. here is gabe gutierrez with more. we met tonight, a triple threat is looming over the presidential campaign, the rising tensions in the middle east, a deadlock port strike threatening to raise prices. >> we are hearing from the folks originally. >> reporter: and, the devastating aftermath of hurricane helene. >> there's a lot of work that's going to need to happen over the coming days, weeks, months. >> reporter: today, vice president harris visiting the storm zone around georgia, two days after former president trump went there. >> with that let's get smarter with the help of our leadoff panel tonight. john allen is here. aaron haynes, editor at large for the 19th and molly john fast, special correspondent for vanity fair and msnbc contributor. john, since moments before the show i saw you feverishly moving around candlesticks in the core behind you. i'm just so grateful your table skipping for the show so you get to go first. jack smith. somebody may have forgotten about jack but h

skies, how the aggravation of the situation in the middle east has affected the work of our airlines, an operation to save the kasatak is underway on the coast of the sea of ​​okhotsk. this is a program today in the studio dmitry zavoysty. hello. this is not yet. war, but the middle east has again approached a dangerous line. last night, iran launched a missile strike on israel, the largest in history. according to the iranian leadership, this was a response to israel's aggressive policy in the region. however, it is already clear that this response did not stop either the israeli military operation against hezbollah in lebanon or against hamas in gaza. israeli defense minister iav galland said that tehran - i quote: has not learned its lesson. the air force continues to strike the target. in lebanon, hezbollah fighters for the first time in the current conflict entered into battle with the idf infantry, which entered lebanese territory. all the details of the new round of escalation are in alexander kanevich. although in israel , soon after the massive rocket attack, they rushed to declare that the iranian attack had failed, purely psycholo

middle 70s along the coast. lucky you. 80s, temperatures inland in the east bay. 100 to 105 degrees.eduction from 105 to 110 where you were today. still way too hot for this time of the year. 99 degrees in san jose. it is likely to be another record high temperature for tomorrow. let's take a look at those records compared to our forecast highs for tomorrow. we will fall short in most communities around the bay area. bay area, one of the exceptions. 90 degrees, 97 degrees, there is the pattern heading through the rest of the heatwave. the temperatures will be 15-20 degrees above average inland. checking out the forecast. record, fewer and farther between. the temperatures eventually return to closer to normal levels. not going to be likely until wednesday, thursday, friday of next week for inland parts of the bay area. hot weather through the weekend. the temperatures around the bay returning to near to average already by tuesday of next week. the closer you are to the shoreline the faster you get back to normal temperatures, it will not happen for really, anybody, as we begin the ne

. >> there hasn't been an east coast dockworkers strike since the late 70's west coast ports are in the middle of a six-year contract. so no imminent issues here. the last west coast dockworkers strike was back in 2002. >> and i'm just so grateful. so the whole community that reached out every single one. >> still ahead, 3 north bay goats back where they belong after they were stolen. deputies continue to search for the thief. plus millions of dollars for san francisco schools put on hold. >> after school officials find out more than 350 teachers were found not to have the proper credentials credentials to teach. >> 2 families have been displaced in the east bay after their house caught on fire. the alameda county fire department sharing this video of crews cleaning up at the scene on william street in san leandro. crews say the fire was first reported around 07:30pm, tonight. no one was injured. the red cross is helping those displaced families. investigators say the cause of the fire seems suspicious. >> take a look. crews trying to dodge downed trees in north carolina where officials have c

east coast. it's tuesday, it's the middle of the month. it's october 15th. and this is "fox & friends."ell, first, it was joy. now, it's fear. the democrats shifting the tone as they try to tie the crisis at the border to donald trump. >> we had a woman killed by an immigrant. yeah, well, if they had all been properly vetted, that probably wouldn't have happened. >> lawrence: this as vice president kamala harris gets ready for. >> geraldo: first formal fox news interview with bret baier. that's going to be tomorrow. >> brian: and fox weather alert. all power could be restored in florida today after milton but thousands are still in the dak in north carolina. we will talk to one family who took this picture as their cat floated away in helene's floodwaters before making it back home, exclamation point. >> lawrence: so it's going to be your interview. this is not us. it's the brian kilmeade show. >> steve: thank goodness not a cat catastrophe. seconds hour of "fox & friends" starts with that pun. >> ainsley: three weeks y'all, tuesday until election day. both candidates are hitting the sw

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middle east. >> tonight, after a large dam removal project along the california oregon coast, officials reporting it's getting done ahead of schedule, and the former wife of jeff bezos, the founder of amazon, mackenzie scott, makes a large donation to a silicon valley nonprofit. >> how the group aims to during the conflict, hezbollah fighters have directly engaged israeli forces on the ground. an ambush involving anti-tank missiles in south lebanon killed eight israeli soldiers. this just one day after the large missile strike, iran fired into israel. some of the 180 iranian missiles got through and hit civilian structures as well as air bases. israel says its air force's capability is unaffected. this comes as celebrations of rosh hashanah have begun. a jewish new year celebration was held at chabad of san francisco tonight, where the jewish community came together to mark a new year with hopes that the crisis overseas subsides. ktvu is amber lee spoke with community members at tonight's event. >> it gives us a safe place to really feel that we can just be our authentic selves and not have to wo

are either got earthquakes and wildfires here, you've got tornadoes in the middle of the country and course, on the east coast are constantly dealing with. >> hurricanes that got milton already, you know, barreling down on the state of florida right now. that's also making headlines, but also impacting finances, too. >> yeah, let's talk about that one for a second. right now. it hits tampa. >> probably in be the most expensive hurricane 20 years. we're talking about 175 billion dollars in tampa alone. 70 billion in fort myers, florida. hurricane stocks are going lower. oh, i'm sorry. insurance stocks are going lower on this news. good news is there's no oil wells in there are in the gulf, but they're not affected because the kinda went right. past them is more stormy weather than anything else. but companies like generac the cells generators. their stock is hitting spike as it does every august september, october, during hurricane season, home depot and lowe's are investment opportunities for rebuilding. disney is going lose about 200 million dollars from the park says disney universal and seaworld. all going

hurricane winds through orlando and off the east coast and it'll affect the northeast coast of florida almost all of florida event and worst is in the middle south as well. here's the pore cast for storm surge and think about this, going to the beach and goes there's the high tide line, up to 15 feet above that high tide line. that's what they're forecasting for somewhere in the zone an the east coast, jacksonville area and up to five feet of area up and down the st. johns river and this is a big, big deal for millions of people this will be disruptive for months if not years to come for the area that gets the worst of it. somebody will get a catastrophic life changing event coming up here tomorrow night. stuart: we've been warned. thank you. this headline from "the wall street journal" and great florida hiation is coming undone and karol markowitz joining me now. you were part of the great migration. is florida becoming too expensive and rising home costs and extreme weather. is florida the attractive place it was when you went down there? >> well, it is to me. obviously the whole country wasn't going to meaux to our fantastic state and t

middle east rages on. as the israeli military announced it will launch operations on lebanon, southern coast. we're watching this very closely. israel has bombed the capital of lebanon for days as part of its efforts against hezbollah. 11 on health ministry reports, more than 1400 people have died. >> on the first anniversary of the october 7th attack, hezbollah and hamas fired rockets toward israel. the state department says this is what hamas wants. they've been hoping for a wider regional war. they had been hoping for a white whiter. >> escalation in this conflict with the u.s. is still hoping for a cease-fire. it brings the hostages home that alleviate suffering of housing. people at allows humanitarian aid to surge into gaza. the state department says it will support israel in its efforts to defend against hamas and hezbollah. >> target militants to degrade hezbollah's infrastructure, to degrade hezbollah's are currently the u.s. is organizing flights to get american citizens. legal residents and family members out of lebanon. flights capacity of needs for a total of 2400 available seats

. >> what was tell us about your he experiences when you were in middle of a west coast strike, and, you know, obviously, the eastng they want to be making what workers on west coast make. >> yeah. we go through this every six years as you are aware, ila, the management on west coast discussions of six years we came to conclusion with regard to that process a year later east coast goes through negotiations in this particular case, what has been impressive, the least last 50 years union did go on strike, so again, we go through this every six years, of course, we all concerned about worse scenarios but our particular case never a work stoppage, cargo will continue to move parties came to mutual resolution what would your advise be to gulf and east coast port sfwleeshgz my advice to both partyings management and labor unions come to differences as soon as possible the good news i think there has been movement with regard to some issues, that are very he pertinent to them my advices that if in is prolonged an existential threat to nation supply chain not situation we want to be in. >> we were talking a lot perishabl

with the freezing mark overnight and daytime highs will feel like the middle of november, very similar temperatures along the east coast. you can see atlanta's high of 66 is more like temperatures in the first, or second week of november. so abnormally cool. and i want to hone in on texas because you've got a of a sucker punch really quickly this morning because we're going to drop 25 degrees from today's high compared to tomorrow. houston, for example, 21 degree temperature difference. but there are other more extreme cases. there just a real dramatic drop in our chapter. so be prepared for that. hey, look at this. we're still monitoring the tropics. remember, hurricane season doesn't end until the end of november. we've got a disturbance and tropical wave moving across the atlantic ocean at the moment, this will bring rain, could be a depression by the time it reaches the lesser antilles, something we'll monitor very closely no immediate threat here to us. kasie. >> all right. derek van dam for us this morning, derek, thanks very much for that. are coming up next. kamala harris launching a new campaign to try to shor

but the ones on the the east coast could still rise through the middle of the week. so this will take time and there's days of flooding ahead. we're also still sorting through the damage from the prolific amount of tornadoes we saw with milton. so probably a three ef-3 tornadoes confirmed. that is incredibly rare we get tornadoes and hurricanes, but typically they're much smaller, weaker. ef, zeros or ef-1s to get an er three is incredibly rare, especially about how long track ef3 that was on the ground for 21 miles tornadoes like that or rear period, let alone in a spinning hurricane we had a record amount of warnings issued the day that milton made landfall hundred and 26. that's a record for the state. again, just showing the power and the moisture in the twist that was just in milton really again, just rewriting record books the season so far, of course, has been very busy. these are all of the landfalling systems that we've had this year alone well, we had barrel and francine, but we've had three make landfall in florida that ties for the record for most florida

three major crisis, east and west coast ports are threatening to disrupt economy and supply chain impacting every person in the country. >> lawrence: they are in charge. in the middle east, israeli forces pushes into lebanon as jewish state faces threats from hamas, hezbollah and houthis and iran. >> ainsley: and number of dead from hurricane helene is climbing unfortunately, as white house deploys troop to help communities desperate for resources. >> steve: all in our in-depth team coverage. jay minar is in western north carolina and nate foy is in tel aviv covering the growing conflict in the middle east. >> lawrence: top story, alexis is at the port. could this end? >> as of now, they are saying they are not going back to work until they get what theyun wa. it is not just money, they don't want any automation, robots or machines taking over for hard-working americans. listen. >> who will pay taxes, if you put automation, who will circulate money? will we rely on foreign countries? >> strikes happening at ports across new york, florida and even texas. i be the union wants nearly 80% raise in wages over their next six-year contract deal. more money and promise job

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shocked to much the market has shrugged off the geopolitical tensions in the middle east and the strike and the shutdown of the east coastst ports. i think that will cause a volatility pickup in the short term but i believe any dip should be viewed as a buying opportunity we are entering or we have entered a rate cutting cycle that bodes well for equities and the stock market. charles: even if there was a strong jobs report tomorrow coupled with the ism service number today you still think the fed is not to be deterred there to continue to cut no matter what? >> i think that's what we heard from powell on monday he came out and said expect 50 basis points between now and the end of the year which is what the market is pricing in today as their baseline. i think the concern some of the current events that are occurring we know the fed can control the man what we supposed covid and a hyperinflation environment they cannot control supply i think some of the events that are occurring are more worrisome than the market is making it out to be in the short term but again i believe the long-term setup is good and were in a perio

another problem is this is right in the middle of harvest season for farmers and especially on the east coast trouble. they were in trouble before this because of all of the input costs and the prices that are going down, but a lot of people in trouble. this is going to take years to get back on the ground. we have zero leadership in this white house. you don't know whether what either one of these people are going to do in terms of biden and harris, but it looked like they are at least going to go but there are more worried about getting elect and keeping power than helping the people of this country. larry: do you think this is coming up in the debate tonight, j.d. vance versus tim walz? sorry. >> i don't think there's any doubt. hopefully they bring it up. we don't know the moderators how they handle this , but the problem they are going to have is if i was drafting somebody to debate from the senate, that i know the people it be j.d. vance, ted cruz or like lee. j.d. vance is really good, and he's going to have to bring out some things that weren't brought in the other one like men playin

in the middle ground, the market rates backup, where they end up nobody knows. 3 day worker walkout on the part of shipping workers on the east coast and gulf coast is over now. they are getting a big pay raise, that could be inflationary too. and the one issue they are nowhere near resolving after this. ♪ (♪) (♪) (♪) (♪) ♪ ♪ with so much great entertainment out there... wouldn't it be easier if you could find what you want, all in one place? my favorites. get xfinity streamsaver with netflix, apple tv+, and peacock included, for only $15 a month. neil: from a port that was in the middle of the storm to a port after the storm. the storm has ended for now after three days, ship workers on east and gulf coast of this fine country have paid differences, things like automation, not so soon or so fast. jeff flock has more on all of that. >> reporter: i am pleased to show you the first ship to come into the ports of new york and new jersey since the strike. you see right there, scott has a good shot of it, a number of ships stacked up. this is the first one to come in and soon it it will be at dock and we will see them unload. the direct

middle east are reaching a dangerous point. the israeli military announced it will launch operations on lebanon, southern coast. israel has bombed the capital of lebanon for days as part of its efforts against hezbollah. the lebanon health ministry reports more than 1400 people have died. hezbollah and hamas also firing rockets toward israel. currently, the u.s. is organizing flights to get american citizens, legal residents and family members out of lebanon. local events are happening all day and all night offering opportunities for communal remembrance, grieving in solidarity. >> at san jose state jewish students organized a kite making in flying event in memory of the people who lost their lives. >> so it's not so much symbolism as it is an actual tradition that was going on in israel. so on the gaza border, there is a kibbutz or a town called and every year around october, the community will gather together, decorate some kites and fly them over the gaza border messages of peace and hope for anybody that can see them. and unfortunately, last year that event was scheduled for october 7th, 2023, those people

to come down but whale traders seem to think things are over in the middle east and that's right, that does it or east on cavuto "coastof "the big money show" are here to take you to the next hour. >> great to see you, thank you, hello everyone i am taylor riggs. brian: i'm brian brenberg. jackie: i'm jackie deangelis welcome to "the big money show". taylor: a fox business

east bar coast. we were hearing over the last few days about the, the journey made around the middle east by a us executive state anthony blinking. we hear that he is going to be having tulsa has been having towards without emissions in london. but as yet, there doesn't seem to be anything substantial happening out of that. how confident can people be given what we've seen over the last several months, but i see spot is even possible to negotiate. it's a, it's very difficult because there is no, i have no word power that works hardly to achieve. says fire. very american administration is busy with the next week. elections. it is an old going back to ministration a very weak administration. so the, the rice a is, doesn't know, looks good for the democrats, definitely is right, that the people are build on drugs, victories. so according to, to do is right and. busy the bodies involved in the conflict, they still have time, so they continue fighting for falls for falls mid afternoon and we appreciate you. i apologize for interrupting you. unfortunately. time is a little bit against us, but i'm not gonna try a

i tell you another problem, this is right in the middle of harvest season for our farmers, and especially on the east coastanuts, larry, they're in trouble. they were in trouble before because of all the input costs and the prices that are going down, but a lot of people in trouble. this is going to take years to get back on the ground. we have zero leadership in this white house. you don't know whether, you know, what either one of these people are going to do in terms of biden and harris. but it looked like they're at least going to go, but they're more worried about getting elected and keeping power than they are helping the people in this country. stuart: do you reckon it's going to to come up in the debate tonight, j.d. vance versus ted walz? sorry. do we don't know the moderators, how they're going to handle this, but if i was drafting somebody the debate if from the senate that i know, the people that i know, it'd either be j.d. vance, ted cruz or mike lee. j.d. vance is really good. he's going to have to bring if out some things that weren't brought in the other one like men playing in women's spor

unsafe skies, as an exacerbation the situation in the middle east has affected the work of our airlines. and on the coastto save the kasatak is underway. this is the program today in the studio dmitry zavoysty. hello. this is not yet.

middle east side over the police. also on the day striking union workers shut down ports along the us east coast, potentially affecting up to hall of north america's maritime trade. workers want more pay and more importantly, job security. all we're asking for is our fair share. we want to keep language in the contract that prohibits automation because what we want is we don't want robots doing our job. welcome to the day, benjamin netanyahu has promised that the wrong will pay. and that to ron has made what he called a big mistake is right. the prime minister was speaking, following around the largest ever me cyber attack against this country. just as attack also prompted former prime minister enough tommy bennett to post on x. we must act now to destroy iran's nuclear program. it's central energy facilities and to fatally cripple this terrorist regime, or members of the un security council have condemned the spiraling violence in the middle east and emergency session of the council discussed measures to de escalate . the conflict between israel, iran and the round back has bought melisha. the fan is that without suc

coast beds, exports homes deliveries. so if is doing investigations into um the link in the middle east, payment's sort of a shipment told the global nachos of the arms, the advantage by meant in italian persecution or so this is where directed reportedly by men and himself to and guardian bank account owned by a company, allegedly related to minutes for the payments from the same amounts were made to various companies, including us export at the us by con, size or service for next us in june, the technical boy guerria the scale of the trade is as to machine hundreds of thousands of tons of contraband. what lie between the confidence for some odd reason it went unnoticed for many years. the 2nd arms delivery outraged by minute was what it via could've was play the then work in a fossil arms. the consistent with 150 testing phones of arms, but all code for it was a canadian state's own company and included some thousands, 500. a k 47. i saw 3 fellows, $125.00 per guns, $100.00 beginning a launcher night vision equipment and $8000000.00. so if i munition, that portion of these arms was delivered in july 2000 at that entry.

i am sure it is more 39 and $60,000 a year, especially those working in the middle of the country and on the east coastnow about the west coast employment salary. i wonder if she my comment about real salaries that these folks are earning and why they would need to go on strike in such a universal way across the east coast and central part of the nation. could you comment on those. thank you. guest: thank you. so, a lot to unpacked -- to unpacked. i realized that first of all i do not know how much these port workers make and i've seen the data and distribution. some of them learned upward of 200,000. mr. daggert is earning well over 700,000. but most of them are earning well below 100,000. i am not here to say what is too high or too low. it is really not -- that is between the employer and employee. the fact of the matter is that the ila has the power and leverage to strike and they are trying to get more money. and i am also not going to make a judgment on companies if they are earning too much or not enough. that is a fallacy to go down that road. the way that that works out is through competition,

shallow water off the coast of kamchatka is rescued, several hours, dozens of people poured water on them waiting for the tide and pushed them into the deep. the escalation in the middle east will be the topic of an emergency meeting of the un security council today. israel wants a clear and unequivocal condemnation of the massive attack by iran. anyone who fails to do so risks ending up in the shoes of the secretary general of the organization. antonio guterres. having failed to receive, quote, an unambiguous reaction from him. tel aviv declares guterres a persona nongradt. he is now banned from entering the jewish state. the situation in the middle east is being followed with concern. iran used hundreds of ballistic missiles, including hypersonic ones, which the israeli industrial system, consisting of three circuits, could not cope with. according to iranian media, the main the target of the strike were air bases that israel uses to attack the gaza strip and lebanon. here, as claimed, the shelling of one of them is a town half an hour away. ismail haniyeh, the leader of hamas and hassan nasrallah, the head of the hezbollah organization, which operates in lebanon, but is

right now, you see orlando the middle of the state is already gone to the west as. people on the east coast experiencing the storm right now. speak of it is a humbling profession because as much as we can tell you, we have a good idea where the track will go and the timing. these storms have a mind of their own. they can do what they want. tropical meteorology so we give it that column that the uncertainty and we always tell you we can't give you the exact time or location with the center will make landfall. it caught us off guard 8:30 was the landfall. we were expecting overnight hours and it was a category three in fact cohen so the forecast was great but it did make that two were eastward a little bit faster than we predicted that the result still the same. we still have incredible storm surge and we will see tornado damage. that would be for me that they surprise but this hurricane. we always talk about the storm surge, the heavy rainfall, hurricane-force winds we talk about the tornado risk. however, this was insane! 126 tornado warnings and this will probably in terms of how many torn

coast of yemen. none of this will stop. you can win against hamas and gaza. unless iran is deterred. violence into the middle east and the peace they so much want to see received. and other countries of the region. without iran being deterred. >> how devastating is this leak of u.s. intelligence on israel's planning. >> deeply disturbing. it should be disturbing to people in washington as well. the united states wants to coordinate with us. the iranian missile attack. it is everything that we have talked about. it will be leaked into the press by the iranians. also documenting having the content. not only the estimates of american intelligence about israel's intention but also elements of spine on this. i think that underlines the trust as well. grateful for your time and analysis. thank you. seventeen people injured in ukraine after a barrage of russian ballistic missiles. it destroyed 31 out of 49 drones out of 12 regions. according to president zelinski russia has launched some guided arrow bombs and 500 attack drones over ukraine in the past week alone. several key senate house races will decide the valve to

middle. nobody, nobody knows who is carrying pennsylvania. this is. doris co founded in 1682 today . it is rich with american east coast small town flare, charming boutique stores and quaint family businesses dot the main street. the berks county republican and democratic party companies have offices here. unfortunately, the local republican party officials have no time for us. we have more luck with the democrats either. i the thank you so much. this is zachary kirk, executive director of the bucks, county democratic committee. yeah. we want to know, do late in the game tv debates really make a difference with voters here? yes. people have very much made up their minds and a lot of ways, but i think there's still definitely room to continue that margin. um and you know, i think there's still a lot of people out there that we can keep talking to and convince. however, the quick, but of course not represented a survey on the streets of thoughts down suggest otherwise. me on the drum drum all the way. yeah. mag a baby. i think most people made their minds up. my family are pretty set based on the policy given the volume

middle east? what the strike does in the ports up and down the east coast? explain that and maybe game that out for either side, karl. >> look, my point was this race is so tight in so many of the battleground states. think about it. the biggest margin in the real clear politics average in any given state is 2%. three or four every day of the states in real clear politics or 538 or nate silver they are less than a point. so there are four con gretchen -- five congressional districts in northern georgia. three in western north carolina that have been terribly affected by the hurricane. and tens of thousands of people are out of their homes and where will they be on election day? back in their homes? no. will they be in that part of the country? i have a friend whose brother is in -- lives in north carolina. he is now in atlanta and he may not return in time for election day. his house is unavailable to him. it is a condo and the road is wiped out and no way he can even get in there. so how will that effect it? the ports. will people in savannah saying the str

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