we will keep going forward because we are the nea. we are the nea. we are the nea. and that's what we do. >> she raises a very important question what are all the things? cat, cat, what are all the things cats do? >> you know? see, everyone's making fun of this, but i feel like it wasn't that bad. >> it's plain. no. okay. comparatively to the stuff we've been hearing from teachers unions over the past couple of years, at least she was saying that they should work. >> yeah. why? what's the rule do you like. >> do you guys not remember that for two years teachers were like, it's not safe for us to work? yes. and actually, the thing about schools is no, they were like they mentioned students as being thing. >> they were kids. i mean, on the list of issues with teachers unions. >> i mean, this was comparatively great to say. none of. >> yeah. none of the things that jeff, you know, you claim to be a performer. yeah true. yes. amateur. how would you rate her performance? terrible. >> it was so vague and disingenuous. i don't know. you could catch the holy ghost to these

we will keep going forward because we are the nea. we are the nea. we are the annie a.e raises an important question. what are all the things? what are all the things? do you know? >> everybody is making fun of this but i felt like it wasn't that bad. comparatively to the stuff we have been hearing from teachers unions, at least she was saying they showed work. do you not remember that, for two years teachers were like it's not safe for us to work and the thing about schools, no. they mention students as being a thing. on the list of issues with teachers unions, this was comparatively great. you used to say none of the things. >> you claim to be a performer. how would you rate her performance? >> terrible. it was so vague and disingenuous. i didn't know you can catch the holy ghost at these things. that is allowed anywhere? very awkward and weird and that is why we are criticizing. it is disingenuous, to say a bunch of vague things about a subject doesn't do anything. it riles everyone up. you see it on the view. with every sentence, it is just some limerick that gets a

as a nation of nea, they will try to find a symbolic enough target that will show that they have responded without causing an all odd escalation. talking about the oil out escalation, that's the fear of western countries over everybody, basically in the region. how likely is that? well, it's, i think it's the question that we are, you know, all pondering in the last couple of months already. you know, probably since october 7th, how wider this will this conflict go. but i think surprisingly, we've been seeing that many of the actors, even though the even keep like actors like iran, that has been seen very adamant the against israel has been very cautious and how far they're taking this and how far they getting themselves stuck into this palestinian cause so i mean, ringing responses it to be seen, but the americans already sending their, you know, enforcement to the region. sort of like 40 turns hoping that would be a good enough of an investment without needing to get more involved in that. and it might be working, and i think the key now is ken israel leverage at this successfully. it ha

it is usually the airport but commercial flights bar nea are not going at the moment. people have decided that they do not want to stay and they do not feel safe the routes out are becoming increasingly slim. christian: after that civil war in beirut and lebanon, obviously lebanon has worked hard to pull societies together. within the lebanese parliament sunni and shia sit with christians and jews, i am interested to understand the conflict. where does the blame line? how do other communities you has the law now that -- hezbollah now that they are on the brink of what could be a devastating war? anna: that is an interesting question. i could probly feel the rest of the program -- talking about different layers of thoughts. the way the country was set up after the civil war was supposed to try and bring a lasting peace and it has, if you look at the lebanese parliament you have the division of the key seats like the speaker of parliament and the prime minister and the president all held by different sects and it has worked for a long time. what it has done is held leban

you remember it's miles nea who was killed in the capital of a ronald. it's not simply a political assassination, but it's very cynical as an act. there was a strike on the arabian consulate also in syria and a rainy and citizens died there as well. and now messiah a lot of see other countries attending the general assembly also raised fears about the escalating conflict. we are at the brink of a major regional, more even neighboring countries that long ago entered into peace agreements with israel are under immense pressure. the system safety ration is worsening by the hour. the m it's on yahoo! yesterday mention and i court that is right l 6 piece that is right l year and for peace. really. how are we supposed to believe that statement? yes, the day while he was here is throw out inductive, unprecedented massive. i had a tech on bear with a b. m. nathaniel. once the war to continue, we must stop that. as for the secretary general of the united nations, antonio gutierrez, his office issued a statement saying that he was gravely concerned about the drama

vance have done nea nearly 80 starting in late july.ant to run out the clock and expose kamala harris her handlers only say unless controlled in a friendly environment, they will not allow her to do anything as far as actual answer questions that are somewhat uncomfortable and this is by the way, the most pat ebtly ridiculous campaign. 44 days before the election and in a dead heat. >> look at al smith dinner controversy, shes she is considering doing it next year. reason i thought doesn't want to touch the catholic abortion issue. she does not want to engage in jo jokey banter, that is not her forte, she says make a joke, she does not need that, she needs to control it. she tries to control it with oprah and abc, they don't go well either. l.a. times writing, kamala harris tried being something she want and that liberal makeover is dodging her candidacy. she was most far left senator in the democratic primary in 2020. >> joe: kamala harris nevers what she means or means what she said. she was against border wall and now for it, now she

tornado watches are in place for nea nearly 20 million residents, you are watch ing "fox and friends first," i'm carley shimkus. >> todd: i'm todd piro. state fire marshal in florida will tell us how the state is res responding. we start with janice dean. >> janice: latest 5 a.m. advisory has this a tropical storm. it was category 4 when it made landfall across florida's big bend. 140 mile per hour sustained winds. a large destructive system. the sun will come up and we will see catastrophic damage in florida and toward georgia. here are top wind gusts in georgia, 100 mile per hour in alma, valdasta, 96 miles per hour. power outages will be a big deal, trees will be down for florida and georgia and could see power outages for days and even weeks. 5 a.m. advisory, 75 mile per hour sustained winds, moving quickly. one good side to this storm , i is moving very fast, it is not lingering. it made way inland and now in central georgia. carolinas, part two of the story, a system moved through earlier this week and rainfall on top of that will give us potential flood emergency for southern

of course hers is a pretty significant increase as well, but not nea as much.ck the wealthy and offset some of these costs as she has for other proposals like housing, the child tax credit. >> biden it was a point of pride, right, he was going to sock it to the rich and he thought it was good politics do so. again, she's not totally backing away from it, but she's moderating it. i'm curious why do you think that is? is it because she's under pressure from donors, her natural position? what accounts for this small but significant break? >> i've talked to people familiar with her thinking when it comes to approach here, and she believes her role in public service is help people be more prosperous, and she believes having an open communication line with business leaders, having this sort of friendl approach to innovation, and having again that open dialogue with this community. >> on a larger, broader political matter, though, she's taken a few positions at odds with where she was in 2019 and togging about fracking, things like that, medicare for all, private heal

president pringle of nea. [applause] president's leaven of utility workers.resident weingarten of the aft. [applause] and thank you to all of the union members who are here this afternoon. so, on labor day, and every day, we celebrate the dignity of work. the dignity of work. we celebrate unions because he unions helped build america and unions help build america's middle class. [cheers and applause] it is true across our nation and it is true here in detroit. nearly 140 years ago in this very city 10,000 people marched in one of our nations first labor day parades. [applause] many held signs that read divided we can bag, united we can demand. [cheers and applause] for generations and detroit and across our nation, the brothers and sisters of labor have stood together to righteously demand fair pay, better benefits, and safe working conditions. and let me say, every person and our nation has benefited from that work. [cheers and applause] everywhere i go, i tell people you may not be a union member, you better think a union member. spew and that is vice presi

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i mean it, ron has him yet. responded to the assassination of israel nea, there was the expectation that there would be some sort of a serious attack on uh, on israel that never happened. and now we have this devastating attack on its allies has by 11 on. does this now force a ron's hand and i think you're the one that has it. it's to that is facing similar weakness, some of the wrong that ability in front of a story and technology because it's just pretty messy. however, it it on has a different type creation. it doesn't take long to slide in award that it moved. did not choose neither of this timing nor that dash. and the definitely key eh, today they are that they would not be got i need to measure a gift for the american election. definitely there are betting on the on coming of the hottest as the next president in order to that is june negotiation and mainly pertaining to that new peer a fine and the, uh, this is why any, uh, any major who are in the middle east uh with complicated things for come on the holidays and with, uh, uh, what do you, we, we, we, they feed dead uh, their da

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now, yesterdayat, the union nea released a poll showing 60rl, nearly 60% of their members rank and file support donaldt dd trump, president. only 34% support kamala harris . ahead of the sunouncement proving yet again more, more working class voters are supporting trump and the republican party and the conservative movemen at and. how the democratic party. as i've been telling you for a long tim i've, they have becoi the party of coastal elites from hollywoodte, d.c., to new york city. and by the way, our very own lawrence jones on fox and friends, he spoke with energy workers in pennsylvani energa. listen to what they had to say. kamala harris, who's the vice president, was once against fracking. >> there's no question i'm in favor of banning fracking. favoe says she's for fracking. >> i will not ban fracking. dofr you believeacki her?? i believe she's out there saying whatever she can to makre people, you know, try to swing her way so that she can try to get the presidenc shey y. the settlement around this whole region is nobody believesy. that.t i don't believe anybody in that admini

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people are politically radical socialists or from army nea or black or different than we are.ause if don't interact this way, we don't learn how to talk to each other honestly in these sorts of settings. what hope we have of actually convincing anybody else to think differently if we can't be honest with ourselves. one of the riders that comes out of this environment is john reed. right now, john reed is harvard educated. he is very much who on first glance you would think is tweedy upright. but the reality is, is he was a radical. he's best remembered for making himself the voice of outsider politics prior to the first world war. he's in new york city working at a magazine called the american. and he's basically just doing some copyediting. he's not really reporting yet, but he wanders over to jersey, goes to paterson, new jersey, just sightseeing because he hears about worker. and what he finds out is that there are these police clamping down on union organizers in paterson. they're arresting them at open air speeches. so reed ends up getting arrested because he's at an even

>>kron 4 nea big move sling on wall street wednesday as investors digested the latest infltion reports. plus, a big change for campbell soup after 155 years. here's david lazarus with money. smart. >>hey, there are a huge rebound for stocks today. the dow was down more than 700 points earlier today. only to close over 100 points higher. what happened? well, it was the consumer price index for august. it came out and show that an annual basis inflation was running last month at 2.5% as good news. it shows that inflation is still coming down and that's below the 2.6% that analysts had been expecting on a monthly basis. inflation up only 0.2%. so why did the market throw a hissy fit early on? well, that's because the numbers today basically take off the table. the prospect of an aggressive half point rate cut next week when the fed gets together. in other words, it all but locks in a quarter point rate cut next week. and there's nothing wrong with that. most analysts also think we'll see a quarter point cut in october and november. and so at first, traders had to adjust to that. and then

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charges target hamas leader yahya sinwar, seen in the middle, as well as his late predecessor is male the nea. and another hamas leader, khaled meshaal us prosecutors filed the charges in february, but kept them under wraps in hopes of making arrests but after haniyeh's assassination, the justice department chose to go public. >> the complaint also follows the money trail and points to those finance and saying, hamas, cnn's paula hancocks is following this live from abu dhabi. >> she joins us now. good to see you, paula. so what more are you learning about these u.s. justice department charges against hamas leaders? >> well, rosemary, this is really the first criminal step that the justice department has taken in trying to hold hamas leaders and senior officials to account after the october 7 attacks. now we understand that there were, as you say, six senior leaders that have been named, three of them are already deceased at this 0.1 of them, yahya sinwar, who is the head of hamas is believed to be holed up in an underground tunnels somewhere in gaza at this point there are seven charges that