my question is nate already to consider that kind of obligations? and the 2nd part of the question, is it possible to consider this beatty procedure for that kind of fall off membership? i like it was done for sweden and finland. thank you so much. every democracy in europe, asada to apply for nato membership and ne dollars respect that arrived. and we have state that again, again, that nate, those door remains open and we'll then we'll stick to that over the and austin years and $9.00 when the met at the nato summit in madrid. estates is also very clear that we support ukraine's rights at to choose if on its own path to decide what kind of security arrangements he wants to be a part of that. then a decision on membership, of course, has to be taken by all 3rd allies and we take these decisions by consensus. our focus now is on providing immediate support to ukraine and to help ukraine defend itself against the, the russian, brutal innovation. and then a, that's the main focus on the main effort of nato allies, asi as beach associated press is secre

neil: nate, i'm sorry, i don't know why i called you nate fox. you're like a brother.i'm getting old, nate, i'm getting old. you'll get there some day and you can call me neil smith. and nate foy in pennsylvania. in the meantime, alert you what's going on with housing and a lot of people talking about what a rough week for stocks and the fourth down week in the last five. have you seen what's going on with housing? brace yourself. ♪ our house is a very, very fine house, with two cats in the yard ♪ pods handles the driving. pack at your pace. store your things until you're ready. then we deliver to your new home - across town or across the country. pods, your personal moving and storage team. every search you make, every click you take, every move you make, every step you take, i'll be watching you. the internet doesn't have to be duckduckgo is a free all in one privacy app with a built in search engine, web browser, one click data clearing and more stop companies like google from watching you, by downloading the app today. duckduckgo: privacy, simplified. >> all right,

it's good news for me, because prior to nate's arrival on the show-- i was a de facto athlete.a former n.f.l. player with, like, randy moss stories in his back pocket. and so, i've ceded the floor to him. gayle still insists on calling us both "athletes," which is sort of like-- >> but you were an athlete. you were! >> it's like he has a michelin restaurant, and i make spaghetti and meatballs for my kids, and we're both "cooks." ( laughter ) >> stephen: nothing wrong with spaghetti and meatballs, man. >> true. >> but, listen, stephen, i remember when i was in school. you guys remember when you used to pick teams? we played a game called dodgeball. you remember dodgeball? >> stephen: yeah, sure, sure. >> so it was down to two people, and i'm there, and somebody says, "we had gayle last time, now it's your turn." ( laughter ) and so, anybody who's been through that-- >> stephen: you're not athletic? you seem fit! >> yeah, right. >> stephen: no, you do! you do. >> this is not a sports injury, here. >> stephen: oh, what happened? >> this is achilles tendonitis. i don't even know. i

prior to nate's arrival on the show, i was a de facto athlete. i played baseball.ries in his back pocket. gayle insist on calling us both athletes. it's like he has a michelin restaurant and i make spaghetti and meat balls for my kids. >> i remember when i was in school. you remember when you picked teams. we played a game called dodge ball? remember dodge ball. >> stephen: sure, sure. >> we're down to two people. and i'm there, and somebody said, "we had gayle last time, so it's your term." >> stephen: you're not athletic. you seem fit. >> yeah, right. >> stephen: you do, you do. >> this is not a sports injury here. >> this is achilles tent nightis. i don't even know. i don't even know. to answer your question, i am not thriects, but i do like sports very much. >> stephen: even though nate wasn't there, all three of you were honored today, and this is truly a rare honor-- >> how do you say this with a straight face. >> stephen: no, you shouldn't have to say it with a straight face. you guys were honored by being portrayed-- and this is absolutely true-- being port

now russia is oversee, over the years, repeatedly warned nate, so of its red lines. this has been going on for decades. now. do you think the hard nato engaged more proactively with russia? we've been a very different situation today. i mean, there was a time when russia was even talking about jordan, nate, so a couple of decades ago. absolutely. the, the collective west had a choice. they were at a crossroads where they could have chose to begin a construct of relationship with the rest of the worlds. but instead they chose to attempt to assert themselves upon the rest of the world, including russia. nato expansion of russia's orders is just one part of that story . we can see a western lead aggression unfolding all around the globe all during the decades. now, do you think the u. s. would feel if the situation were reversed and resort china how to base as close to america as nato does, you know, to russia. exactly, and that's what people need to do as they are skeptical about the claim that nato was crossing all of these red lines. just think about it. if it was re

hi, nate. >> hey, martha. yeah, it's in wonder why governor desantis called this a 500 year flooding event. you can see significant flooding where we are. this lake has spilled over and unindated this area after 16 inches of rain dumped i-4. you can see emergency officials come out and put up cones trying to block people off from going on i-4. it's interesting, this is similar to the past that hurricane ian took. so to the west of tampa, to the east is daytona beach, which is just north of the path that this hurricane took hitting orlando as a category one and turning into a tropical storm. so if i can ask my photographer to pan down to my left. this is a popular area in orlando. there's a lot of businesses here, a lot of bars, there's a hospital down here. we've seen some people walking in the flooded waters. i'm doing it right now to show perspective. emergency officials are asking you not to do that. we made sure there were no downed power lines. you can see the damage is significant, a nearby hospital also

nate. thank you.ow coming up more reports from the ground plus, we fact check the climate analysis has being spewed elsewhere tonight. >> laura: to give you a sense of how gar good afternoon juan the storm is that is the outer bands reaching georgia. here for an update is submity hicks fox weather. what can you tell us tonight? >> hey, well, good evening, laura. i can tell you it's a bit of a waiting game here in tallahassee. we're currently situated at the state emergency operation center and this is the center where re to deploy across the state when it's safe. governor ron desantis made his final rounds today telling people about the state's recovery and rescue efforts. and as of this evening, the governor confirmed that at least 26 states have sent critical resources, including emt, fire and rescue. currently there's not a state curfew mandate but i can tell you that there are places like naples and fort myers, they're currently under a curfew, laura. >> laura: wow, mitti it's terrifying to think

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nate, good afternoon. >> good afternoon, trace. the very first of those migrant tent facilities here in new york city will be in this parking lot. so far the mayor's office says they have received 13,600 migrants. the shelter system is strained and these tents are supposed to fix that. take a look at what the tents will look like. these are meant for single adult male travelers. families will have more privacy. they will come here directly from the port authority. they'll be given food, water and medical help, this is meant to be a short term solution. they'll stay here between 1 and 4 days before moving elsewhere. mayor eric adams talked about this today. he addressed concerns that migrants are being treated better than homeless new yorkers. listen to this. >> we're not in any way going to ignore those every day new yorkers who are part of the homeless issue that we're facing. we continue to provide them the shelter that the law requires. we're going beyond that for the everyday new yorkers here. >> trace, every single day this we

i will see you next time on uncle nate's creativity time.an francisco is surrounded on three sides by water, the fire boat station is intergal to maritime rescue and preparedness, not only for san francisco, but for all of the bay area. [sirens] >> fire station 35 was built in 1915. so it is over 100 years old. and helped it, we're going to build fire boat station 35. >> so the finished capital planning committee, i think about three years ago, issued a guidance that all city facilities must exist on sea level rise. >> the station 35, construction cost is approximately $30 million. and the schedule was complicated because of what you call a float. it is being fabricated in china, and will be brought to treasure island, where the building site efficient will be constructed on top of it, and then brought to pier 22 and a half for installation. >> we're looking at late 2020 for final completion of the fire boat float. the historic firehouse will remain on the embarcadero, and we will still respond out of the historic firehouse with our fire eng

my thanks to nate and his team. all experienced the sadness of some of the things we have lost in different parts of our district through the redistricting process, and the cafe is one of those sad losses for district 5. so your gain supervisor dorsey, our loss. but i really want to, i think supervisor peskin said it well. i think many of us are familiar with the phenomenal food of zooney. i think a lot of us aren't as familiar with just what supervisor peskin addressed the deep connection to social economic and racial justice movements that nate has really prioritized and the connection and understanding that the things we do in this political space, with the things we do in city hall are not something separate from the quality of life for workers, for how zooney treats folks who are unhoused on the streets near the restaurant. i just can't thank nate enough for connecting those dots for the public and the staff and patrons of zooney. thank you. [ applause ] thank you, supervisor peskin. supervisor dorsey? >> super

let's go to nate foy. he was here yesterday. now he's in orlando, florida covering this story for us. nate, good to see you again. what is going on where you are? >> well, you can see conditions are not bad yesterday here right now, martha. governor desantis has said, you know, as the storm makes landfall in southwest florida and pushes up to daytona beach, if you draw a line from southwest florida to daytona beach, orlando is smack dab in the middle of it. the next 24 hours are important for the people of orlando. the more inland you go -- i lived in fort myerss the past six years before moving in february. the more inland you go, the less of a threat about storm surge. but flash flooding is a big deal here in orlando. ian will lose some steam and strength and speed. the slower it gets, sounds like a good thing, means the storm will dump more and more rain here in orlando. that's why people are being told to remove all debris from their lawns so the wind doesn't pick it up and cause worse flooding. pardon me. i can tell you the

and we have stated again, again that nate, those door remains open. and then we'll stick to that over the and austin years and $9.00 when the mets at the nato summit in madrid, states it also very clear that we support ukraine's rights at to choose. it's on its own path to decide what kind of security arrangements he wants to be a part of that then a decision on membership of course has to be taken by all 3rd allies and we take these decisions by consensus. our focus now is on providing immediate support to ukraine and to help ukraine defend itself against the russian, brutal innovation. and then a, that's the main focus on the main effort of nato allies, asi as beach origin, that savers like that. the clear thing about mr dalton burke's reply van was that he didn't say yes. does ukraine really stand any chance of getting into the nato club at the moment? obviously this application, especially with expedited procedure, reminds the way ukraine tried to apply in the expedited way to become a member of the european union. but ukraine has achieve a succes

in george, the dilemma exist equally for nate, because it is all in on this. they have to win their credibility is on the line on the line there even legitimacy, i would say, considering it with every passing day, the pain that europeans are experiencing because of the sanctions, the energy crisis and what not. i mean, this is turning into existential from all sides, depending on how you interpreted so on. and as you pointed out earlier, russia can afford this to happen. and so this is why we're, we're really at a rubicon right now. so something has to give one way or another and it's going to be, you know, i hate to say, you know, in our day and age, people love to say we need a win win situation. know we're in a situation win or lose george. i think so, because so nato was being probing using, wow, well, we'll just go, you know, listen these weaponry a, something even more dangerous lee. so again, russian doesn't do i go when i crimea, russian doesn't really so that probing for russia, but i was up to rush to do the same to grow. right. ok, we're going to go

it doesn't matter that much because nate is coming for you anyway. like you already got with a solution that is already have. so you don't have any choice now in the math. it has to go, well now, because this, this way of doing things, it just is not working because there's going to be more and more of the counter offenses by your brain than out, you know, very confident of themselves. nato is obviously talking who was joy about what it pulled up. so there's a lot more of this and got a call to be seen to be essentially train the people that trusted, you know, and another one another angle of this year over the last 10 days. or so there's been an enormous amount of rumors and probably a lot of misinformation. i'm perfectly willing to accept that. about zelinski standing there. there is talk of a, a coup against him. replacing him even in the russian speaking world. there's even a list of candidates that could possibly replace him. this offensive here is really important for them to have him main. it's important to him so he can maintain his position

it doesn't matter that much because nate is coming for you anyway. like you already go with a solution that is already have. so you don't have any choice now in the math. it has to go all in. now because this, this way of doing things, it just is not working because it would be more and more of the counter offenses by your brain than out, you know, very confident of themselves. nato is obviously a joy about what it pulled up. so there's a lot more of this and got a call to be seen to be essentially train the people who put their trust, you know, and then another one another angle of this year over the last 10 days or so, there's been an enormous amount of rumors and probably a lot of misinformation, i'm perfectly willing to accept that. about zelinski standing there. there's talk of a, a coup against him replacing him even in the russian speaking world, there's even a list of candidates that could possibly replace him. this, this offensive here is really important for them to have him main. it's important to him so he can maintain his position as bei

this evening is nate monroe of the florida times-union. he has been a metro columnist for the florida times union since 2019, and before that he was a beat and investigative reporter on covering that focused on covering jacksonville city hall, which is the largest municipal government in florida, and driving to arriving prior to in jacksonville in 2013. nate was a reporter for the newspapers in the florida panhandle, south louisiana, where wrote about hurricanes small town corruption, oil spills, army corps screw ups, mardi gras and bingo nights at the senior citizen center. following the conversation between dr. seabrook and mr. monroe, we will be doing a q&a session. as i mentioned, we do have c-span with us this evening and they will be recording the proceedings. when you are ready to ask question, if you will line up at one of the side mikes and, wait so everyone can hear you and, please don't forget to stop by the bookstore and let us know if you'd like to attend events like this. again, i thank you. have a good evening. okay. thank y

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nate foy live with the latest.e: fetterman acknowledges she's recovering from a stroke and speech may be impacted because of that but dr. oz argue that is pennsylvania voters deserve to see the two candidates debate right now because early voting start tomorrow. >> as a doctor i try treatment and look at the results. john fetterman's treatments have have been catastrophic. >> dr. oz is going after fetterman's liberal climate policy. john fetterman would support the green new deal which would destroy pennsylvania energy jobs, i believe we must utilize our resources here in the u.s. which would provide good-paying american jobs much needed relief on gas and electric bills. as for fetterman he's focusing more on abortion with dr. as being pro-life candidate. at rally yesterday fetterman called dr. oz a clown and says the celebrity doctor is not relatable to the people of pennsylvania. >> if you own at least one of your mansions, valued at $48 million, $48 million, do you think he can relate to the life that you live h

nate foy is here with the very latest. hey, nate. >> reporter: hey, arthel. yeah, dr. oz believes voters should have full transparency when it comes to candidates' to health, but fetterman is to this point choosing not to release his medical records only months after suffering a stroke. fetterman is on the campaign trail, he just wrapped up his first public rally since suffering that stroke back in may. he spent the majority of his speech criticizing dr. oz, again calling him a clown and sticking to a similar script that we with heard last weekend in scranton. he is again focusing on abortion as his key issue. listen here. >> i fought for philadelphia, and i'm going to fight for abortion rights here in pennsylvania. [cheers and applause] and america. >> reporter: fetterman has ooh another event today north of philadelphia near allentown, but as he focuses on abortion, dr. oz is talking more about crime. he's very critical of fetterman's support for releasing some second-degree murderers from prison, and overall, one-third of prisoners in the state. now, that second par

neil: nate, thank you very much. our friend nate foy on that. and let's get to alexis mcadams. another side of this, the dangers of those who come in now and then very dangerous inside. alexis. >> yeah, neil, that's right. we're learning about a new case out of florida that has a connection here to the southern border in texas. investigators out of florida telling us a man who was not supposed to be in the united states, ran over a sheriff's deputy and killed him at a construction zone, just a few days ago, and he actually crossed right here at eagle pass, texas where i'm standing right now. this is the mug shot of that person that we're talking about. this is salas, charged with leaving the scene that he ran over the deputy with a frontloader and took off. the 19-year-old veteran of the sheriff's department in florida. the family is grieving and figuring out he was approved to work ott the construction site. and deputy hartwick was there to patrol the area and make sure that the crew was safe and when he got out of the car, they say molino salas, ran over him and afterwards he

and people think that there might be slight rain expected in the nate, nate in the next days, but not so much so, and it could be good news for the people here. the 1st good news and quite a while. as we've been saying this, the floods have been extreme this year, 33000000 people affected across the country, tens of thousands losing their homes. how are people they're coping it's very, very tough and her. we were here in the last few days and we saw many, many people struggling for example. i mean, we just saw it in the report rate, the family who put all their savings in building a house that was their biggest dream in their life. and they are just living there for 2 months or so only for a few weeks. and now this whole house got destroyed, or we saw other people and being really sick, who cannot afford the medicine, who cannot afford even water, who cannot afford any food being cut away pretty much from everything. so what we saw here in the last 30 days, it's a big, big human humanitarian catastrophe. and, and hell really needs to get here soon. and that has been the biggest proble

he never allowed me to see nate or allowed my siblings to sleep late. he would say wake up, get dressed, put your shoes on and get ready. my dad had a fierce work -- work ethic. he was a small businessman, who believed that if you work hard you can make a way for your family. he used to tell me, son if somebody hired you to do a job, do the job they hired you to do. georgia hired me to do a job, to lower costs, to provide health care, to create jobs and stand up against bigotry and hatred wherever it is found. it is my honor to do that job on your behalf. [applause] [foreign language] [applause] sen. warnock: so the primary focus of my work has been on health care. it is because i believe health care is a human right. it is something the wealthiest nation on the planet can and ought to provide for all of its citizens. perhaps, part of my focus on health care has to do with the fact i'm also a pastor. i am not a senator that used to be a pastor. i am a pastor that serves in the senate. i returned to my pulpit most sundays. because the last thing i want t

my thanks to nate and his team. all experienced the sadness of some of the things we have lost in different parts of our district through the redistricting process, and the cafe is one of those sad losses for district 5. so your gain supervisor dorsey, our loss. but i really want to, i think supervisor peskin said it well. i think many of us are familiar with the phenomenal food of zooney. i think a lot of us aren't as familiar with just what supervisor peskin addressed the deep connection to social economic and racial justice movements that nate has really prioritized and the connection and understanding that the things we do in this political space, with the things we do in city hall are not something separate from the quality of life for workers, for how zooney treats folks who are unhoused on the streets near the restaurant. i just can't thank nate enough for connecting those dots for the public and the staff and patrons of zooney. thank you. [ applause ] thank you, supervisor peskin. supervisor dorsey? >> super

. >>> nate silver analyzes the high-stakes races playing out in pennsylvania. we're back in just 60 seconds. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ i get bladder leaks. i didn't want to feel like i was wearing the pads i wore when i was twelve. then i tried the always discreet pads. they fit perfectly in the places they're supposed to. look how much it holds, and it still stays thin! it's the protection we deserve! my most important kitchen tool? my brain. so i choose neuriva plus. unlike some others, neuriva plus is a multitasker supporting 6 key indicators of brain health. to help keep me sharp. neuriva: think bigger. >>> folks are curious where john fetterman is period. he's not answering any of my challenges to a debate. >> no one knows what dr. oz believes. >> we have a unique responsibility to defend our democracy. our democracy that was born here in pennsylvania. >> they call us the extremists, are you freaking kidding me? they don't want to talk about the businesses tth dt to talk a the criminals they released. >> two of november's biggest races are unfolding in pennsylva

nate foy is live with the latest.ello nay. >> hey mike, i think you and lucas would both look great with the beard at. [laughter] as for the story, dr. oz is calling for medical trans transparency. to this point fetterman is not release his medical records. only four months after suffering a stroke pretty little bit more than four months. instead of fetterman's on the campaign trail. a back-to-back row is on saturday in philadelphia and bethlehem. he is again focusing on the issue of abortion, listen here. >> dr. oz believes the choice belongs with him not women in between them and their doctors. do you want -- are you looking for that 51st vote in the senate? the first 51st vote is what we are running on. >> dr. oz is a pro-lifer. but with exceptions. these celebrity doctors more in his campaign on inflation and the economy. think betterments big government policies make things even worse. oz is also against veterans ideas for criminal justice reform. like really sinks some second-degree murderers from prison who rig

one of them will be the bronx where we find nate floyd this morning, how does it look, nate, good morning good morning, bill. the first tent facility in the bronx where i'm standing right now will be up and running into next few weeks. the date has not been decided yet. but we do know new york city has received 1,600 microns from the southern border. the city is having a hard time finding a place for all those people to state. hotel rooms come up at the shelter system is strained. in this tent facility is supposed to help that. take a look at what it is supposed to look like. you see above, the tents are expected to be winterized so they can withstand new york city winter. they will hold at least this one specifically in the bronx will hold 1,000 single adults. it is meant to be a short-term solution, pardon me. some migrants will stay here a few days and given food, water, medical care as well as relocation services and casework assistance. this comes, bill, more and more buses arrive in new york city by the day. you see in the squad box, video of monday through thursday of this week mor

nate, what's going on? >> jesse, as this hurricane just made landfall in southwest florida, expected to exit the state at daytona beach, if you draw a line between those two locations, smack-dab in the middle of it is orlando, where we are. the next 24 hours are expected to be crucial for the people here. we're in windermere outside of orlando right now. the farther inland that you go, you know, in southwest florida, on the coast, you have every sort of threat you need to worry about. storm surge the biggest. some people come to orlando as sort of a safe haven, but it's not totally safe, because you stull have gusts of wind and still have flash flooding, up to 24 inches expected in orlando. you heard governor desantis say, almost like the storm will make its way across i-4, where fororlando is in the center of. take a listen to the national hurricane center. so yeah, the national hurricane center is saying the same thing, that this storm is expected to move across the state, the next 24 hours. really import

u nfortu nately, no—one was available to do so this week.now your thoughts on any of the issues we're covering in this programme or any aspect of bbc news. details of how to contact us are at the end of the programme. but now, for some of your other concerns this week. wednesday's news at six led with a special investigation by ed thomas into a distressing subject. for months, the bbc has been hearing about people's experiences reporting crime. this is the story of mums in chorley, whose children have been attacked by a group of teenagers. what followed showed children being beaten and bruised and though the images were blurred and a warning had been given beforehand, a viewer called julie thought the footage was too explicit for pre—watershed viewing. this is a first time i've ever complained, but as a public health professional, i was so shocked by the clips you showed of the violence of children abusing children on the 6:00 news. this is the time when children could be easily present. it was so horrific, even for adults to see and hear. y

hey, nate. >> dr.oz says fetterman is trying to run out the clock and suffered a stroke back in may and still dealing with effects from it. fetterman is considerate the favorite but dr. oz appears to be closing the gap and in a new pretaped interview from last night, fetterman appears to still be struggling with his speech, take a look. >> the message is that it really matters abortion on the ballot and the way of life, it was such an honor to walk with the teachers of this grand district and was so proud to work with them and -- excuse me, i'm elated that they got the kind of fair contract that they deserved. >> the lone debate between candidates is expected october 25th, two weeks before election day. the conditions are still being worked out. dr. oz is allowing fetterman to used close capping because of lingering auditory processing issues but fetterman refuses to extend debate by 30 minutes. >> dr. oz argues it's necessary because medical accommodations will make each answer take longer. >> but whe

joining us now thank you max, near atlanta is our very own nate foy. what's the latest there nate. >> sean conditions are getting more intense but nothing like will has seen in fort myers. i can tell you between 7:00 and 10:00 a.m. tomorrow is when the orlando area is expected to experience the peak of hurricane ian. of course it is losing steam a bit, but they really have to worry about flash flooding. they're expecting up to 30 inches of rain and you know this storm entered in southwest florida, it's going to exit the state to the northeast of us in daytona beach and we're right positioned between those two places. so tomorrow morning is going to be the moment that all these homeowners here, they're really scared of, especially after seeing, you know, the people in southwest florida. i've got to say i worked in southwest florida in fort myers for the past six years before i started here back in february. my heart goes out to those people. you know, i was covering hurricane irma when homes were under water in bonita springs just south of where will is

then nate showed that there are border guards in the nose, so your infiltration bags far scope 19 will be neutralized at the border itself. it will not be allowed to enter the body. india is known as the world's largest vaccine manufacturer, with the recent development of nasal vaccine by the home grown company body biotech . a sunday hopes that the new delivery system will become a long term solution to respiratory infection. and son with the dip in vaccination numbers, dr. sweeney la garrick, who hats the government appointed go with task force, is confident that the needle of vaccine can help in mass immunization campaigns and fight vaccine hesitancy. we had privileged that india is the 1st country to have the news in vaccine. and it says type moment, we still have the no, no sugar population across different continents, which is yet to be immunized. that said, it can play a very, very critical julian, foster immunization as the world continues to witness sporadic surges of the cord, 9 in wireless. several other countries are developing nasal vaccines with some of them in the final

eric: all right, nate. arthel: senate majority chuck schumer expresses concern after holding on to the house after midterms after dinner this week he reportedly told some colleagues, speaker pelosi's, quote, in trouble and if the election were held today there was a 60% chance democrats would hold the senate and a 40% chance they'd hold the house. republicans need to pick up 6 seats in the house to win the majority and one seat in the senate where it's even more narrow, the lead in the senate where the chamber is split at 50-50, vice president breaks any tie. let's bring in pulitzer prize winning journalist judith miller. let's start, judy. if the democrats are concerned about losing the house, what's driving the loss and can they turn the trend around at this late stage? >> i think, arthel, democrats are most concerned including chuck schumer who has been very vocal about this not only at dinner parties but in public comments very, very worried about two things, the gerrymandering of districts and, two, th

. >> you can't control mother nate and we definitely need more water right now. it's almost like she was taking care of thea for us. >> reporter: mother nature prov. >> just how much water are we tg about? this is from sonoma's water censors. you see a spike in cubic feet per second the day day after the quake on tuesday.e was another spike taking it almost twice as high as before the earth cake. > >> it's time for weather and tr. we got a little bit rain. it's drying out, warming up. everythg is going up this weekend. >> everything is going up. i know. it's like happy fall. just fall. just kidding. it's still . take a look outside, this is a e look from treasure island overlg beautiful san francisco skylinet fog layer is sticking along the coastline for us today, drier than it has been for the past couple days. that area of low pressure that brought in the moisture this week, it's long again. we are seeing the marine layer return into the late evening. it will make its appearance tomorrow morning. the appearance tomorrow morning. the appearance tomorrow morning.

oz has not announced his next campaign spot. >> bill: nate foye in the newsroom. for more in studio ronna mcdaniel chairwoman of the republican national committee. do things change on a tuesday like today when you wake up and say seven weeks away? >> yes. it started last week, i think. we're in the sprint, september started and you start feeling the energy. >> bill: let's talk about the issues. we were talking about crime. a poll out of marquette in wisconsin. are you very concerned or somewhat concerned? 61% say very concerned. >> very concerned. we're seeing this across the country. the economy is the number one issue. we all know inflation. more than inflation the price of eggs, milk, insurance, rent, everything. everything right now is costing more for every american family and crime. when you see these democrat candidates like mandela barnes and fetterman saying we want to release criminals on the streets it is frightening to a lot of voters. >> dana: yesterday dr. oz visited with addicts. he seemed really taken aback and very moved. he even took some people

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more than a million, 1.3 million without power, a lot of concern about energy supply, nate floyd nearhe latest. reporter: we're right outside of orlando, this hurricane is headed right for where we are, made landfall in southwest florida. it will exit to the northeast daytona be beach, we're in middle, right now a category 4, we're expecting winds about 95 miles per hour. sustained winds. tomorrow. ststorm surge not such a threat here in the inland parts of central florida but we have to more about wind speed and flash floods, we're expecting 24 inches of rain, people have been told to clear their yards of any debris, the wind could pick it up and clog a storm drain which could lead to flooding . governor ron desantis said it will move across i-4. they are expecting big impacts and same message from national hurricane center. >> a i 4 corridor is a high risk of heavy rain that will produce flooding, flash flooding, impassable roads, you need to get where you are going to stay and plan to be there, we lose so many people after a storm because they get out and wander about. reporter: th

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nate foye is on the mez with me today and you have brought startling numbers. >> it's certainly a wayst year more people have been shot in philadelphia than in new york city and los angeles, two cities with millions more residents, also progressive d.a.s in both of those cities. krasner says the investigation into his office is politically motivated and subpoena issued to him is unconstitutional. >> when and where have you ever heard anyone say that i or the d.a.s office has committed a crime? they know we haven't. >> krasner is often blamed for the murder of philadelphia police officer james o'connor in 2020. the man who pulled the trigger, elliott, who you see here, a known gang member was free after accepting a plea deal on gun charges from krasner's office even after an arrest for cocaine. krasner's office let him walk free without bail. elliott has been accused of murdering another person before gunning down officer o'connor whose widow blames krasner. >> it is pretty clear these criminals were out on the street because of our district attorney, larry krasner. his slap on the wri

aishah: a state to watch, thank you, nate. griff. griff: and for years, the federal reserve forecast for pain ahead comes as democrats and republicans have their midterm message in the state of the u.s. take a look at this. and we're going to go-- sorry, a prompter problem there, lucas. we want to check in with you, sir. what's happening? >> good afternoon from wilmington, delaware, griff, where president biden is watching his granddaughter's field hockey game today and where the s&p 500 is down 17%. he addressed the nation's largest union yesterday in the nation's capital, filled with public school teachers, many blamed for keeping schools closed to in-person learning during the pandemic. president biden didn't mention education much, instead, he focused on politics and hitting the g.o.p. >> the house minority leader, kevin mccarthy, went to pennsylvania and unveiled what he calls a commitment to america. now, that's a -- a thin series of policy goals with little or no detail republicans are going to pursue if they regain control of