and there was a book called middletown, america. i decided after high school to join the israeli defense force like some jewish people. why? to combat terrorism. >> before we get started i wanted to mention a couple of wanted to mention a couple of we're often carry live on

and there was a book called middletown, america. i decided after high school to join the israeli defense force like some jewish people. why? to combat terrorism. >> before we get started i wanted to mention a couple of wanted to mention a couple of we're often carry live on c-span, now would be a great time to turn off your c-spans. you'll also find cards at the center of your table. if you have questions for the speaker, write them down, legibly, so i can read them, and pass them up to the head table. i'll ask as many as i can possibly do. we'll get started in a little less than a minute. >> good afternoon, welcome to the national press club, the place where news happens. i'm the president of the national press club and managing editor of standards and training at axios. thank you for joining us both here anden-on- and online for our headliner event with secretary of veterans affairs secretary mcdonough. we are happy to take your questions, please submit them and i'll ask as many as i can. for our c-span and public radio audiences

st: we have attacks text from middletown, connecticut. guest: that's a great question. the debt is $33 trillion at this point. that has grown enormously over the last couple of decades. nothing serious has been done to rein it in. democrats and republicans have an ideological difference in what is the breaking point. how much debt is too much debt and when do we hear the tipping point when it becomes a financial problem. we don't know when that is so there hasn't been anything done to curb it. you've had republicans talking about the need for a bipartisan fiscal commission. host: you mean the debt commission? guest: that sounds like there is interest in forming one. right now, some republicans on the house budget committee have formed their own working group to talk about that. this is not a new idea. it's been done before. host: has it worked before? guest: no. in the short term, yes it's helped raked in spending in the short term but long term, we are looking at decades. . something aggressive needs to be done in the long term. everyone in washington lysed to say it's

completely caught a number of families who have been just a place that deluxe of mazda has hospital in middletown. and that made those guys swept out of given by that they're very on 10 level, tends have been affected by the rain foes that fell on the guys as trip over night and arrows this morning. they are unaware of how can they manage and the upcoming winter, as many of them have lift all the things behind them. some of them have no winter clothes. some others have no blankets and mattresses to stay as o to day. as like mohammed avo done. and hesitant right here, i'm here living on these condo boxes. as you can see, the place is also very stuffy. when it rains, we all go soaks. everyone goes so the kids and the adults and the ground goes. so monday and now with the rain we can't tell if the bolts in this is clean or does the influx of these residue as of gaza city. i know the gaza continues unabated up to this moment with 90000 and then so tens of thousands have been sold. par, reportedly i fled that gaza city. i know the gaza strip towards the southern part of the gaza strip. that's the situ

and even gale sheehy wrote a book called "middletown, america."i decided to join the israeli defense force, like some jewish people. why? to combat terrorism. i preferred not to join the american military, because of what my father and what my grandfather experienced. my father was stationed at an air force base during vietnam. he was an air force officer, and my grandfather was an army artillery captain in the pacific theater. another one of my grandfathers additionally was a prisoner of war ads an army captain in nazi germany. now, my family has given a huge amount of service to this country, and all their military careers were stifled because their jewish. back then, and during vietnam and world war ii, jews didn't become generals. jews barely became colonels. and the funny thing is, on my father's side, his grandfather, who was a p.o.w., as i mentioned before, an army captain, his brother helped build the manhattan project. host: i appreciate the history, but how does that relate to what you're seeing today? caller: sir, one more thing. 50% of

to, to the is really relentless plumbing and intense strikes that conducted in separate areas in middletown. central areas of gospel city. now to speak, as we have listened from them and hear from them, that's the one to return to the house. if they do not want to repeat to what happened to the insistence as they have been even forcibly effectuate just from that original home down to 194 to 8, that was sitting catastrophe. topic. tell us about the aid there. look, there's a wide understanding that the a, that is going through today is both more in quantity than it has been until now. but it's also not nearly enough to meet the needs of gardens, especially after 4849 days of war. my question to you is where is that a going to become available? so for people who are hoping for easier access to food drinking water, things like that. where are they going to go and get it? yes uh clearly the amounts of weights that's into the gaza strip. consider it to be much bigger in comparison with the number of the humanitarian can boys but into the gauze and strict previously and early days of fighting. no

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but middletown's in there, upper lake, ukiah right at 40 though.ldsburg windsor, sonoma's close, fairfax down to 42. even in marin canyon and two observations in napa at 43 point reyes station 42 as well 2324. truckee, south lake tahoe 32. flagstaff with snow low 30s. ukiah redding and then 40s 50s from monterey, santa barbara, los angeles and san diego. you can see the moisture just it just wants to take aim to the north. our low from yesterday has taken the turn in southern california and is now right up there in arizona giving flagstaff some snow. so they'll take that the jet stream, though, is just a little bit too far to the north. i mean, it's going to be del norte, humboldt county, oregon, border northward. any rain that does sneak down here, again, would favor areas about sonoma county, maybe santa rosa north. but boy, is it going to be some pretty good amounts here. crescent city, arcadia, eureka, up to portland and washington. look at that. just keep. wow, almost seven inches over the next 7 to 10 days. not much for us, if any. really ver

moderate showers working into occidental santa rosa, into aetna springs and middletown.showers around san francisco, parts of the east bay from richmond to berkeley, but were dry in the south bay. and we do anticipate pretty dry conditions in the south bay. so rain to the north, dry to the south. everybody is dry. later on this afternoon, another round of showers arrives here tomorrow afternoon kumasi. thank you, drew. >> new at six. the new inflation report is out. how much higher prices have risen in the last month. >> and amazon laying off employees for the second time in a week. dozens of workers now forced to find a new job. >> then grand slam to go calif. virginia's first drive thru denny's open for business then we are looking for you. we are the peace corps. with volunteers in more than 60 countries. living together. working together. transforming lives. together. join us. ♪ from the mountains to the coast... ♪ ♪ heatin' up the kitchen ♪ ♪ we got somethin different ♪ ♪ spreadin' good vibes all day ♪ ♪ todos a la mesa ♪ ♪ que buena la mezcla ♪ ♪ it don't get no be

even 20s out there to talk about windsor, 29, in middletown at about 1000ft, up 21 degrees right now in the inner east bay, 29 reported lafayette, 29 in danville. i'll have a look at your afternoon highs for today and that transition in the pattern that will hopefully bring us a little bit of rain by wednesday in the extended forecast after the break. >> all right, mary. >> well, cyber monday is here and this is a live picture, a bay area amazon warehouse is buzzing thing. we'll tell you how amazon's getting ready for the busy end of the year. >> we'll go straight out to our newsroom now. andre senior, also busy as you're looking ahead to the next couple of hours of mornings on two. well, good morning. >> the holidays are here. coming up in our next hour of news, we'll show you how one bay area community he wasted no time getting into the holiday spirit. and later on the night, a local youth football team is heading to the national championships. the pop warner team joins us live in studio to talk about making their dream a reality as they secure thei looking to save big on holiday s

when 9/11 happened, growing up in middletown, new jersey, i grew up with a lot of italian catholics,a lot of conservatives, conservative republicans there. everybody always supported each other. now, seeing what's going on, it reminds me of 9/11. i lost for my neighbors to 9/11. i decided that is really defense force. to combat terrorism. i preferred not to join the american military. my father was stationed at the air force base during vietnam. he was an air force officer. an army artillery captain in the pacific theater. another one of my grandfathers was a prisoner of war added an army captain in nazi germany. my family has given a huge amount of service to this country and all the military careers were stifled because they were jewish. back then it during vietnam and world war ii, jews did not become generals. they barely became kernels. the funny thing is, on my father's side, his grandfather who was a pow, his brother helped build the manhattan project. >> i appreciate the history. >> one more thing. the manhattan project was done by jewish people. jewish people despite coming

host: stanley in middletown, pennsylvania on our others line. go ahead, stanley. caller: yeah. understand, it is not right what he is doing to the military personnel because they are people that defend our constitution. the previous caller, he is exactly right. our military is politicized. i am going to tell you, i am a bible believing christian. i believe in god and i believe life begins at the moment of conception. what tuberville is doing, he is protecting that unborn child. the most vulnerable people in our society are inside the womb of a woman. once a woman becomes pregnant, -- a woman's right to health care, that is wrong. that is a soul inside your body. you have a duty to that person inside of you to bring them to for wishon. get them out of your belly and give them up for adoption. there is exceptions. in my world, there would not be. we are in a different society. you can't expect a young girl to carry that baby, her uncle raped her or something like that. that is ok. 15 weeks, something like that, let's all come to terms on something to agree with. in the eyes of th

host: stanley in middletown, pennsylvania on our others line. go ahead, stanley. caller: yeah. understand, it is not right what he is doing to the military personnel because they are people that defend our constitution. the previous caller, he is exactly right. our military is politicized. i am going to tell you, i am a bible believing christian. i believe in god and i believe life begins at the moment of conception. what tuberville is doing, he is protecting that unborn child. the most vulnerable people in our society are inside the womb of a woman. once a woman becomes pregnant, -- a woman's right to health care, that is wrong. that is a soul inside your body. you have a duty to that person inside of you to bring them to for wishon. get them out of your belly and give them up for adoption. there is exceptions. in my world, there would not be. we are in a different society. you can't expect a young girl to carry that baby, her uncle raped her or something like that. that is ok. 15 weeks, something like that, let's all come to terms on something to agree with. in the eyes of th

much cloud cover and rain a lot of 40s here even up towards mendocino county into lake county, middletown down to 42, mid 40s around marin county for much of them, even bodega bay at 48 and napa, 48, american canyon at 49. so not much of a spread 14 truckee 16 south lake, a little bit of snow. this is more of a rain event than it is a snow event. but there will be a little bit of some of these bands move up into the motherlode and then start to lift into the sierra. so morning rain mostly cloudy. the low will move south and then start to clear the area later today. so as it does, it will take a lot of that rain southward, lesser amounts to the north and also to the east. as we go forward, though, the big news looks to be about mendocino county north here over the next seven days. look at that. that's a that's some heavy duty totals here being forecast. arcata, crescent city and then along the oregon washington coast, we are just too far south. there will be a few little systems clipping us here which could put santa rosa, maybe calistoga north in line for some rain. south of that. i don't

upper lake middletown. if it wasn't for that they'd be in the 20s. but they have a breeze there. sonoma, napa all because of a breeze point ray station 37 santa it's almost 42 but low 50s. so the breeze is no doubt about it holding it up or we'd be much colder than this 18 and 21 truckee south lake tahoe. fresno. 42. deep system out there. but right in between right there is high pressure and it says you shall not pass. so that's what's happening. but we are getting the breeze and that'll be with us today, tonight, probably into tomorrow. any rain on the way or any snow. no this next now again forecast model has been struggling past about five days, but overall, the next 7 to 10, unless something really changes, looks rather tranquil. all clear. chilly morning but windy in the hills. sunny, nice to warm, especially if you get that north breeze. but if you have that breeze 60 to low, 70s. >> dave all right, steve, thank you. times for 11 a record number of drivers expected to hit the roads for the thanksgiving holiday with the travel experts advise on how to avoid spending your ho

tonight and tomorrow. 40s, 50s, always warm yesterday in santa clara valley, a lot of 40s 50s here, middletown39. but most locations are 40s and also 50s 46, truckee 44 south lake tahoe. they may have to wait till the end of the week before this really is any kind of impact on them. just too much of a south wind and you can see that system as it digs. yeah, but it has a long way to go here. and so it may sit out there and just tease us for about the bulk of the week. so i'm not i'm not touching this one for a couple of days here. we'll see how it develops. but right now, i mean, you can take a look at the projections here. if you're if you're santa rosa north. yeah, maybe south of the way out to thursday morning. there's not that much here. so let's just take it a day at a time, 60s and 70s. on the temps. all right. >> thank you, steve. this week's summit is full of events and meetings between many leaders in the asian pacific region. later in our show, we're going to have a closer look at the scheduled gatherings and what they could mean for international relations and the global economy. >>