of the speaker of the house of representatives of the us house of representatives, nancy pelosi paul, needed surgical operation after the attack on the eve of the pilosia house in san francisco , an attacker entered and beat her 82-year-old husband with a hammer, he received a skull fracture and a serious injury to the half-pilosi's hands was taken to the hospital. the doctors say the operation is over successful and they are counting on the full recovery of the patient, the attacker was detained, the police arrived on call. it turned out to be 42-year-old canadian native david depppi, according to local media, he demanded a meeting with the speaker of the lower house of congress, the incident occurred a little more than a week before the congressional elections, in which they once again participate in the pilos. she is the eighteenth time to try to become speaker of the house of representatives. a whole year ahead of schedule, the gas distribution station was launched, as shamary in mari el was also put into operation gas pipeline in the neighboring republic of chuvashia, blue fuel will go

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but again, we have been very clear, brittney griner and paul whelen need to be home. they need to be home right away. the president will do everything he can to bring attained americans back home. >> on another topic, i wanted to follow up on a question in colleague asked. i know the pentagon and justice of say are aware of the situation of the child being abducted airing the withdrawal of afghanistan. it is -- is president biden aware and does the of reaction to it? sec. jean-pierre: we do have an update for you, we are all concerned for the well-being of this child who was -- in the first instance, as you said, at the heart of this matter three years later. i do not have much to say in -- involving minors, the united states has taken steps to rid night her with her next of kin because she was orphaned. the united states has now taken steps to refer her to the appropriate parties. i would refer you to the department of justice for more information on this. >> can you discuss, how -- will affect negotiations? sec. jean-pierre: we are disappointed but not surprised by

i think all of us in the wake of this attack on paul pelosi need to say we're going to stop demonizinghose kinds of rhetoric we've heard in too many places can lead to violence by small number of americans who think when we describe our political opponents as our enemies we're calling for them to be attacked. after the threat against supreme court justice brett kavanaugh, i, woed with senator cornyn to sign into law bill to expand police protection of supreme cour and families. president biden anublic life. i think that is what we should focus on in thisoment when leaders of both parties, but so far not former president trump decried the attack on paul pelosi. >> shannon: senator, great to talk with you. up next, elon musk era begins at twitter, is he opening the door for former president trump to reemerge on the playoff? we'll tell you what the former president is saying and bringing our sunday group on how twitter regime change could unpack 2024. my dad was a hard worker. he used to do side jobs installing windows, charging something like a hundred bucks a window when other guys were

. >> i certainly don't think it's going to be like the financial crisis or what paul volker needed tont rates will rise towards 6%. that's a very real and not an easy thing, but i think what people need to understand is that it is better to do that sooner rather than allow inflation to accelerate and not allow everyone to expect inflation. >> the tradeoff the fed is trying to navigate. they're all saying they worry they worry a recession is imminent. it is a fear of the recession that has gripped the market. european shares have opened lower this morning to end the week. asia closed mixed. wall street stock index futures leaning down a little bit after markets closed lower on thursday. first time that's happened sints 2008. gas prices dropping overnight by more than a penny to $3.82 a gallon. >>> higher interest rates closing the market. the longest slump. 23.28%. the main dull prit -- culprit. >>> off price stores like t.j. max and marshals are taking stock and you can take advantage when shopping for clothes, home goods and electronics. i want to bring in nathaniel myerson. what are

i certainly don't think it's going to be like the financial crisis or what paul volcker needed to dorrible things that happened after the pandemic started. but i do think the unemployment rate's likely to rise, perhaps towards 6%, and you know, that's a very real and not an easy thing. but i think what people need to understand is that it is better to do that sooner rather than to allow inflation to accelerate and allow everybody to expect inflation, at which point you'll have a much greater set of difficulties. >> so mr. secretary, what if anything can the biden administration do and the federal reserve do right now to avoid this recession you fear that could hit us next year? >> i think the fed has to do what it -- has to do what's necessary to contain inflation. i think the biden administration could think about a range of measures to reduce costs. making it easier for business -- for energy companies to start drilling or fracking for oil and natural gas. reducing tariffs where that would mean lower prices and less inflationary pressure. doing away with regulations like the jones

. >> i think all of us in the wake of this attack on paul pelosi need to say that we are going to stopg folks. i think those -- make the sort of a rhetoric that we have heard in too many ways in too many places can lead to violence. >> but again police have not confirmed a motive in this case. lawmakers on both sides of the aisle are condemning this attack. today on "sunday morning futures" house republican leader kevin mccarthy said violence is wrong he has no place in our community. >> i reached out and called the speaker. she was on a plane back for her husband. we were able to communicate by text. she did say this surgery did well i didn't wanted to convey our thoughts and prayers are with her her family and pulpit be be hope for him a speedy recovery. we are able to stop this crime across our country. >> as for the suspect 42-year-old the "new york post" reports barkley residents described him as a drug addicted homeless man who used to live with the radical activists and who has lived in an empty dilapidated school bus from time to time. he reportedly claimed that he can talk to

and prayers work with her and her family. >> i think all of us, in the wake of the attack on paul pelosi, needt we are going to stop demonizing folks. i think those kinds of -- the sort of rhetoric that we have heard into many ways, into many places, can lead to violence by a small number of americans who think that when we describe our political poll opponents as our enemies we are calling for them to be attacked. >> alex, with the midterms just days away, political tensions had an all-time high, focuses no turning to the bigger question of what more can be done to keep all of these lawmakers, safe alex. >> ali raja, thank you for that. joining uranium is congressman from wisconsin -- head of the appropriations committee. let's start with your reaction to the violent attack on speaker pelosi's husband. you see, some are reacting properly on the other side of the aisle. i will say kevin mccarthy did a proper job of reacting during that soundbite. appropriately so, opposed to that glenn youngkin actually used the attack to very tastelessly say that they were going to send nancy pelosi back to c

tell the police what she knows, fully expecting that she's going to be arrested. >> do i need a lawyer? >> as paulor his trial to start, he told us he wasn't worried. >> there's really nothing that puts you at that crime? >> no. >> no eyewitnesses. do you think it's gonna work in your favor? >> i think it's gonna go rather well for me. >> coming up. the prosecution is feeling confident to. did someone leave tracks? >> the search for the toll records of that vehicle, and we had a hit at 6:39. >> but what if anything does that prove? when dateline continues. e continues. chronic kidney disease in type 2 diabetes could progress to dialysis is important. b is for belief that there may be more you can do. just remember that k is for kidneys and kerendia. for adults living with ckd in type 2 diabetes, kerendia is proven to reduce the risk of kidney failure, which can lead to dialysis. kerendia is a once-daily tablet that treats ckd differently than type 2 diabetes medications to help slow the progression of kidney damage and reduce the risk of cardiovascular events, such as heart attacks. do not take ke

paul: you say they need a plan b. well, what's the plan b? what else do they run on?, some democrats have decided that plan b is run away from nancy pelosi. we have a number of democrat candidates from the house saying i don't support her, i don't believe -- you know, we need new leadership. we also have a plan b which is divorce yourself from the administration. mark kelly in his debate says the president is wrong on the border, it's a disaster, it's a crisis, i hold him responsible, i'm going to speak sharply to him about it and hurt his feelings. heavy got a plan b and it's run away, run away with, run away. paul: the other thing is the democrats are trying to get donald trump back into the center of the campaign. >> yes. paul: obviously, the january 6th timing of their last hearing, clearly aimed at that. the subpoena that they're going to issue to donald trump, that's an attempt to do it. and then there are leaks to the press about the mar-a-lago document surge and -- search and that case. those are also designed to get at -- a lot of attention. are they right th

they will get much-needed cash in order to make this transformation and keep operations going, after the hit they took, after pulling out of russia earlier this year. paululd we expect next? there is an event coming next month? >> the big announcement is supposed to happen on november 15. what we need to be on the lookout for is any potential delays due to concerns or intervention by the french government. the japanese government is a bit concerned about the transfer of ip or technology as part of renault possibly reportedly going into ownership for its legacy engine combustion and powertrain business. those are x factors to look out for. at the moment it looks like both sides are going to seal the deal, before mid-november, and we will see the announcement then. shery: senior editor, reed stevenson with the latest on the japanese carmakers. we will be watching those on the open of trades in korea and japan. also those shares relating to asian tech companies and korean drama, production studios given netflix positive results. we will be watching for a press conference at 11:00 a.m. local time over service disruption. two ceos will apologize. this is blo

development and we are against french policy in africa law about from the beginning of us, what we need new paul. listen, the departure from from between the fact that we just want to be free, like other countries on with 3 pm here in moscow admitted to ality international with the late as well news out . thanks a very well welcome to you. we begin with the latest in the conflict between russia and ukraine, where the russian navy has repelled a wave of the drone attacks in the city of sever stapo. that's according to local officials, 9 unmanned aerial vehicles and 7 autonomous marine dwellings were used in key at the attack. the russian defense ministry stays all of which have been destroyed. mine the damage was cause to rush and ships involved in the grain deal security corridor. so the stop all met has branded the attack, the most serious operation against set a stop since the conflicts began according to the flight rate and the, the us exploratory drone was also allegedly detected a neutral space over the black sea at the time of the attacks we spoke to a local correspondent to get more detai

paul is working on the subject. it may need a new pr strategy or communication strategy. ter] paul: that is the story here, isn't it? in some ways, the narrative was not the wrong one, it was just delivered slightly in the wrong way. the problem with the narrative at the moment is they do not yet have the narrative. you know they are going to refocus on wealth management, you know they are going to trim the investment bank. how does it get there, and how much is it going to cost to get there? we have a bunch at the end of the month where they might be able to tell us what they think they are going to do, and exactly if they are going to raise the money somehow, somewhere. until then, it is all very uncertain. alix: but, paul, that is the tricky bit, raising money from somewhere, somehow. when their stock is already trading at a record low, where do they go? paul: well, they really do not want to go to the equity market, if they can possibly help it. the focus now is value, raising some analysts estimate a $4 billion to pay for restructuring, whatever they want to do. i thi

paul: kim, what about the substance here because we do need permitting reform.years as you can see in new york city for sure but all over the country so manchin is right about that. but is there a real sub substantiate of objection that republicans have that's important to what he negotiated? >> yeah. there were several, look, manchin included a lot of provisions in this. he said would speed things up and yes, it had lots of language about putting stop clock on how long the government can take to evaluate permits but what was fund menially missing from this package was any enforcement mechanism. there was no way to require the government to actually stick to the things that were in there and this was one of the republican complaints. the other problem is there's a big poison pill in this bill. and that it would have given the federal energy regulatory commission the ability to override states when it comes to the building of transmission requires which is a big agenda for the left because they want to be able to connect renewables and if force the middle of the

. >> i think all of us, in the wake of this attack on paul pelosi, we need to say that we're gonna stop demonizing folks, because i think those kinds, the sort of rhetoric that we've heard in too many ways, too many places, can lead to violence by a small number of americans who think that when we describe our political opponents as our enemies. we're calling for them to be attacked. >> coons leader on that interview, speaking out and calling out former president trump for his continued silence in the aftermath of this attack on piece speaker pelosi's husband. yasmin, it's coming as we now hear reaction from the speaker herself for the first time since friday. when she learned of this attack on her has been. she said in this letter to her house colleagues, late last night, that family's quote, heartbroken and traumatized in the wake of this. adding that her husband's condition continues to approve, after the major surgery. >> allie raffa, thank you, good to talk to. you i want to bring in gaby dingell, who's joining us this hour. congresswoman, thank you for joining us, i want to first

we don't need to speculate what happened next and that's a good thing for paul vaughn. as broadcast live on facebook, that would be 73-year-old chester gallagher. watch this. ♪ ♪ [singing] >> this is your last warning. i need everyone to step outside. go to the sidewalk. you're more than welcome to protest, just not on the sidewalk, okay? i'm asking very nicely for you guys to leave please. [singing]. ♪ ♪ >> tucker: so you live in the united states and you watch nightly the k senior city buildings burning, people being pushed in front of subway change, people getting knocked in the face on the street for no reason, kara jackson, murders, up in every city in america. see look at that and think is that really it? that's why armed fbi agents with automatic rifles arrived at paul vaughn's home last wednesday because of that? because more than a year ago a group of christians sang hymns? yes. that's it. that's what he did wrong. will he have this evidence because of their hard work of others. you might be tempted to believe the biden administration when it tells you to believ

they know it is wrong which he health again involves with this we need a republican majority we need rand paulrge on this issue hold those people accountable. maria: is chain involved in boston university experiment. >> maria that i don't know you have more questions than i have answers they definitely use wuhan virus probably got from it washington state, so that senator good to have you this morning we are watching all of this coming up with three weeks before this midterms thanks very much for being here roger marshall joining us thank you, sir. . we'll be right back. . before we begin, i'd like to thank our sponsor, liberty mutual. they customize your car insurance, so you only pay for what you need. and by switching, you could even save $652. thank you, liberty mutual. now, contestants ready? go! why? why? only pay for what you need. ♪ liberty. liberty. liberty. liberty.♪ new projects means new project managers. you need to hire. i need indeed. indeed you do. when you sponsor a job, you immediately get your shortlist of quality candidates, whose resumes on indeed match your job criteria.

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paul. >> it's appalling. this individual needs to be fully prosecuted.peaker pelosi and her family now have been attacked at her place of work and at her home. it's unacceptable and i hope the g.o.p. politicians recognize that words have consequences and on election night when i expect there's going to be a lot of disappointed g.o.p. candidates they need to be mindful of the words that they use to describe the election results because there are trouble individuals in this country who will turn to violence and the g.o.p. politicians on ballot need to be cognizant of that. griff: we hope not to see violence on either side of the aisle. we should point out that the police have not identified the motive although there's a lot of reporting of individual's background. when you consider the recent political violence on both sides, jake, when you look at the horrific attack by a bernie sanders supporter on steve scalise at the baseball game and then justice kavanaugh's home. and it's timed. do you believe that enough is being done about the political violence on

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needs. but forjackie and paul, there's frustration at what they see as attempts to undermine the prime ministerf who is in power at the moment. this deputy chairman of the local party who didn't back liz truss but was willing to get behind her is now concerned. we are the ones knocking on doors, delivering leaflet, we need a stable government. if and it is still a big if, if tory mps did decide to replace her with someone else, how would the members feel i wouldn't be too bothered, but i know a lot of colleagues would be passionate about having that vote, but that contest was very long, we have a cost of living crisis, we have all sorts going op with the economy, if we don't change now, we're going to be in opposition for a very long time. bit nervous. for amanda, who works in the town centre, there are nerves about the economy and the uncertainty that brings. butin her view, it's too soon to passjudgment on the prime minister. she came in, she hasn't been in long, and the queen sadly passed away so she has had a lot to contend with, so give her a chance. while the prime minister tries to shore

paul anderson. >> actually, you don't need vision to do most things in life.xciting to be driving the technology forward. that is most rewarding. people who know, know. >> more at kf. >> and friends of the "newshour" this program was made possible by the corporation for public broadcasting and by contributions to your pbs station from viewers like you. thank you. judy: former president trump is under subpoena tonight to testify before the congressional january 6 committee. the panel asked today for documents by this november 4 and testimony by november 14 about the attack on the u.s. capitol. the committee leaders said there is overwhelming evidence that mr. trump or chess traited efforts to overturn the 2020 election and obstruct the transition of power. also today, south carolina senator graham appealed to the u.s. supreme court asking not to testify about efforts not to change georgia's election results. steve bannon was sentenced to four months. he defied a subpoena and cited executive privilege even though he was fired from the white house. he argued that

paul hegg. >> earthquakes are enough. we don't need to worry about the other consequences of shifting . shifting earth. let's take a look at what has been happening. happening. it has been another d october day. we are stuck in a pattern where our temperatures are more reminiscent of june rar than october. warm temperatures. temperatures inland. close to 90 90 in livermore and cooled by te water. 62 degrees in san franci. 10 degrees below normal and it only got to the mid-50s in paci. in pacifica. you can see the view from the hotel. the fog isg into wntown san francisco. current temperatures, inland ane east bay are warm or even hot. 0 degrees. other parts of the area, 70s for most of the north bay. 58 downtown. still only 55 degrees at half moon bay. this 35 degree temperature swing from degree temperature swing from the coast to further inland is much more typical of early summer. october there is only supposed to be a 10 to 15 degree between the water and further i. further inland. not to be in tht kind of pattern soon. visibility visibility tomorrow morning going to be reduced. the

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help us rake it down, i'm joined by two advocates who need no introduction. paul has argued over 100 cases before the supreme court including several of the biggest cases from last term including the coach kennedy case, and a second mimic case. he currently serves as a partner at his law firm and he previously served as the 43rd solicitor general of the united states. joining paul is jeff. jeff is currently a partner at his firm where he leads the supreme court and appellate advocacy practice. he has argued 30 cases at the supreme court and he previously served twice as the acting solicitor general. please give me a hand as i welcome them to the stage. as i welcome paul and jeff to the stage. [applause] thank you both for joining me today. let's talk about the court cases it will hear this term. since we have a lot to cover, we will get right to it. paul, could you tell us about one of the first cases the court will hear when it hears arguments next week? paul: i be happy to. it's great to be back at this event, which i think is kind of an annual tradition to kick

. >> reporter: the mayor says that paul pelosi is doing okay ? >> we need to look at this differently, so something like this doesn't happen. >> reporter: many people are shocked how one man can get into the pelosi home so easily. even though nancy was away at the time, she is one of the most powerful politicians in the country . >> to look at where the issues are and how we improve security. >> reporter: san francisco police are working to better protect local politicians . >> we don't have 24/7 security. >> reporter: they could also add federal charges against a suspect. kpix5. >>> as the story develops, you can say up to date at www.kpix.com. >>> threats against members of congress have increased dramatically with nearly 10,000 last year alone. congressman eric caldwell got a threatening call in august. the caller threatened to kill him and his staff. on friday he pled guilty to making those sites and faces a maximum sentence of five years in prison for threatening a member in congress. smallwell says he is deeply grateful for the fbi , the yonkers polic

paul anderson. >> actually, you don't need vision to do most things in life. >> it's exciting to be part of a teamriving the technology forward. i think that's the most rewarding them. -- thing. >> the john s. and james foundation. fosterrering engaged and informed communities. ♪ >> and friends of the newshour. this program was made possible by the corp railings for public broadcasting and by contributions to your pbs station from viewers like you. thank you. judy: russia's president vladimir put season insisting he has no regrets over the war in ukraine. in the face of international pressure and internal dissent. he spoke as russian missiles again blasted a ukrainian city. but he said he never intended to destroy ukraine. >> what is happening today is unpleasant but he would have to face the same situation later in conditions worse for us. judy: he also said that his unpopular mobilization of russian reservists should be finished in two weeks. in this country, police in raleigh, north carolina, say a 15-year-old boy is in critical condition after killing five people last night. he alledgedly shot

paul heggen joining us. you are like , hey, we need this. >> everything is welcome, from these to the huge tanker airplanes. and now the night vision-equipped helicopters that can help with the containment of the fires in the nighttime hours. we will take every tool in the toolbox we can. >> bring it up to norcal as well. >> especially with drought conditions. >>> let's start with the drought monitor. a new update came out today. the extreme drought area has expanded. the rest of the bay area is still in severe drought . we haven't had any rain since mid-september. we are not going to get any rain over the next few days. passing clouds over the head during the first half of the day tomorrow. clouds in the afternoon, but nothing falling out of those clouds. was taken a look at future cast. a little fog. any moisture is going to be aimed well to our north. we will be back to more sun by saturday and sunday. temperatures to return to closer to normal after a brief cool down tomorrow. in terms of the rain chances, you will have to wait until the calendar flips from october to november. tuesday, wednesday, thurs

need to end this. >> what happened to paul pelosi is despicable. it's unacceptable. unfortunately, it's become a more dangerous place and we have to lower the rhetoric, have a real civil conversation, but also make sure people are safe >> political violence has risen with online disinformation the u.s. capitol police reported that threats against members of congress have more than doubled in the last five years, up 144%. it's a sobering statistic, as we are now just eight days away from election day. >> it sure is a sobering statistic for everyone who lives here in the united states. all right, drew. thank you so much. >>> the attack on paul pelosi is raising new questions about the role of online regulation to prevent further physical violence the new owner of twitter, elon musk spread misinformation about the attack in a new deleted tweet, suggesting there was more to the story the post pushed an anti-lgbtq conspiracy theory from a website with a history of publishing false information. before he deleted the post, it already had over 24,000 retweets, and 86,000 lik

paul anderson. >> actually, you don't need vision to do most things in life.s exciting to be part of a team driving the technology forward. i think that's the most rewarding thing. people who know, know b.d.o. >> the john s. and james allnight foundation fostering engageed and enforced communitys -- communityies. ♪ and friends of the "newshour". ♪ this program was made possible by the corporation for public broadcasting and from contributions from viewers like you. thank you. vanessa: i'm vanessa ruiz for stephanie sy. we'll return to the full program after the latest headlines. former president trump is under subpoena to testify before the january 6 committee. the panel asked for documents and testimony by november 14th about the attack on the u.s. capital. committee lears said there is overwhelming evidence that mr. trump orchestrated efforts to overturn the 2020 election and on truck the transition of power. also, south carolina senator, lindsey graham appealed to the u.s. supreme court asking not to testify about efforts to change georgia's 2020 results. l

paul anderson. >> actually, you don't need vision to do most things in life. >> it's exciting to be part of a teamving the technology forward. i think that's the most thing. >> people who know, know bdo. >> the john s. and james l. knight foundation. fostering engaged and informed communities. more at kf.org. ♪ >> and friends of the newshour. this program was made possible by the corporation for public broadcasting and by contributions to your pbs station from viewers like you. thank you. vanessa: i am vanessa ruiz in for stephanie sy. we will return after the latest headlines. russian president vladimir putin insisting he has no regrets over the war in ukraine in the face of international pressure and internal dissent. putin spoke today as russian missiles again blasted the ukrainian city of zaporizhzhia. he said he never intended to destroy ukraine. >> what is happening today is unpleasant, to put it mildly, but we would have to face the same situation later in conditions worse for us. so we are acting correctly and on time. vanessa: putin said he also has -- also said that his unpopular mobiliz

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paul, and for that we need instrument to deal with conflict unless brought sanctions a to but what would the alternative these do to stand idly by and watch this criminal attack? i am felt by them to just the carry on as if nothing had happened. mister horns interested, the 3 warns mid islam in our interests to stand up with our partners and getting them against russia's branch of international law. it is in our own interest to free ourselves from dependence on a machine. with that being on the rules, it's tanks against a neighboring country and uses energy, the weapons, it is in our interest to protect ourselves so and reduce our vulnerability legacy. and no one has said this more clearly and succinctly than the estonian prime minister did. recently he said, energy may become more expensive, but freedom is priceless. mademoiselle rehab, exact ladies and gentlemen, rigdon, as i said, we are living in a conflict and listen. war is our problem to learn. but equally important to me, our country is not alone, and we don't want that to change either an expansion of the war and the most find a

need to end this. >> what happened to paul pelosi is despicable, unacceptable. unfortunately it's become a more dangerous place, and we have to do everything we can to lower the rhetoric, have a civil conversation, but also make sure people are safe. >> the u.s. capitol police have mentioned members of congress have been threatened more. we're eight days away from the elections. >> drew petrimeaux thank you. >>> two americans were among those killed in a deadly stampede this weekday. they were both just 20 years old. in total, at least 154 people were killed in the tragedy, one of the worst in south korean history. we go live now to seoul and nbc reporter thomas umaresca. what more can you tell us? >> the one student was a student at kennesaw, she at university of kentucky, both exchange students steven's father had been searched desperately for him after the incident he had been on twitter he had just experienced a birthday a couple of days before the incident there is some scene behind me, an entrance to one of the alleys here like most of the victims of this

apparently made some statements, according to a family member, made some statements about tying up paul pelosi. so we needbrought a hammer. wouldn't have assaulted and, as you mentioned, probably going to be charged with attempted homicide today, attempted to kill paul pelosi, if he didn't attempt to do harm perhaps to the speaker. but we should get some more detail on that. should kind of clarify those. it is also possible, mika, that we could see federal charges as soon as today. there's a parallel investigation that's going on. the fbi's obviously involved. we saw them at the home on friday. the evidence response team going through there and assisting the san francisco police department but a federal charge or charges are possible as soon as today. so we'll have to keep a watch out for that. there's some different things that the feds can bear when it comes to charges. all of this in the backdrop of what you've been talking about this morning. threats to congress up 144% from 2017 to 2022. the dhs, department of homeland security, fbi, national counter terrorism center not tied to what happened on frid

the one will kenneth, paul says, but one can still admit that need to have provoked care and contributed to this conflict. and it's both in our interest and our responsibility to sit down with russia and try to work out in the agreement. instead of seeing more and more people die on the battlefield. the russian president is expected to give a speech this week at the annual meeting of the vow di discussion club, the popular for a day event be done this monday in moscow. more than a 100 participants from $41.00 countries are in attendance with the event focusing on quote, justice and security for everyone in the post hedge a monic world. we discuss what's expected from the conference with excel, the boy co host of worlds, the parts here on our team, the way the world is going to function in the post head you morning era. i know that's quite a mouthful. it's a very heavy geopolitical language, but essentially what the delegates of they've all di, forum of proposing is that the year of 2022 is a know the war the year for essentially the changing world order. this is something that many polit

for people who only listen to the bbc, paul brandt is a journalist on itv. you neednister's questions, and she says things like, i don't see you there the other day, or i saw you the other day, so she is much more political than she used to be. you are only 42, is that right? same as the pm. 18 years younger than your leader, there is plenty of time for you to be the woman that proves labour can ever woman leader. possibly, or i can help the next leader be a fantastic woman leader. ijust want us in government, nick. i know that sounds like a cliche, i could have stood for leader, i chose not to. i didn't feel i was ready for that and i wanted to learn a bit more and have a bit more experience. i do think i have had to prove and earn the respect and i still think i have got that to do to some voters, i have still got that learning to do but ijust want to do what is right by the country and get us into government. i know what a labour government can do for people. i have seen it, it has changed my life, so being in opposition is not the place to be. i will do whatever

republicans as a party to talk about climate change as a real and present threat that we need to confront. as a matter, paul, the urgency, if you look at a country like britain where there are certainly very conservative people in the conservative party, there is still an open debate about how to deal with climate change. the cross is both parties. that's not a coincidence. it's about the money you see that in other ways as well, and it's not just about what doesn't get discussed by one party can often be about what doesn't get discussed by anyone, especially in the context of an election. because if you know that a mega donor can drop one or 5 or $10000000.00 against you, if you talk about a certain subject, you know, maybe it's student debt relief and defending present biden's plan for that. maybe it's, you know, some other area of fiscal policy or something else that is a direct benefit or reverses, but threatens the interests of the narrow bands. a very rich people. you're going to be very deterred from raising that on the campaign trail because you don't want $10000000.00 dropping against you. so even

made so many errors that she has already lost the confidence of the people she needs, quite honestly. but forjackie and paul to get rid of her, basically. . it isjust pressure from all around, just to get rid of who is in- power at the moment. boris should have stayed. i think that's the biggest mistake they made. in this rural part of 0xfordshire, witney has long been considered a safe conservative seat, once the domain of david cameron. this deputy chairman of the local party, who didn't back liz truss in the leadership contest but was willing to get behind her, is now concerned. we are the ones out knocking on doors, delivering leaflet, we need a stable government. if, and of course it is still a big if at this stage, if tory mps did decide to replace liz truss with someone else, how would the members feel about that, if they didn't get a say? personally, i wouldn't be too bothered about that but i know a lot of colleagues would be quite passionate about having that vote. but that leadership contest was very long. we have a cost of living crisis, we have all sorts going op with the economy, it's up and d

she told paul allen more work needs to be done in finding budget savings. >> it's a very responsibletraint in light of this inflation challenge. going forward, we will have to have a discussion about how we meet those expanding challenges against a budget deficit. >> it did manage to retain some key promises around paid parental leave, the childcare payment expansion, but you also cap the tax cuts from the previous administration. i couldn't help but notice that election promise did not get mentioned in the budget speeches. is there something you would rather not have done? >> we are reflecting the budget as it exists. that is why it was not mentioned. it does not come in for another two years. our focus really was focusing on what we needed to do right now over the short term. you can see that in the first two years where we really are staging our spending investments, looking at returning the upside we've got from commodity prices. returning that to the budget, starting the weaker budget repair. there is no doubt we will have to have a discussion about all parts of the budget and h

needs to be done. just talking about paul. and i was just curious about how many barish prime minister has said we cannot possibly return. it's interesting that we call them the path and then sculpture rather than the alga mardell law was i think that that shows a little bit of a public opinion change here. but i, i want to go back a few years. i went back to 1990, not having to pay on my laptop 1st and headlines about the path in the sculptures blair blots return of alga marbles. david cameron, jack's call to return, passing the marbles to greece. we've got one from paris johnson r i p. boys johnson says british museum trustees must decide fate a path then marbles with kicking over to the british museum. and then one more from the very shortly after u. k. prime minister liz ross says she does not support we paint cheating the popular marbles to greet. so prime ministers doesn't really matter who they are or even what party therein. yeah, unless they don't seem to be behind the idea of these path and, and sculptures. going bac

needs. but forjackie and paul there is frustration at what they see as attempts to undermine the prime ministerget rid of her. it is pressure from all- minister. they are out to get rid ofj her. it is pressure from all around, just to get rid of who is in power at the moment.— just to get rid of who is in power at the moment. boris should have sta ed. in at the moment. boris should have stayed. in this _ at the moment. boris should have stayed. in this rural _ at the moment. boris should have stayed. in this rural part _ at the moment. boris should have stayed. in this rural part of- stayed. in this rural part of oxfordshire _ stayed. in this rural part of oxfordshire witney - stayed. in this rural part of oxfordshire witney has - stayed. in this rural part of. oxfordshire witney has been considered a safe conservative seat, one the domain of david cameron. this deputy chairman of the local party who didn't back liz truss but was willing to get behind her is now concerned. irate was willing to get behind her is now concerned. ~ ., was willing to get behind her is now concerned. ~ . ., , ,, ,, c

need to speak up. otherwise somebody's going to get killed. paul pelosi almost was cold. >> the d.a. said it's incumbent on everybody to bring down the temperature. a man pled guilty to threatening to kill you. we talk about republicans need to bring down the temperature. we know what the motivations of this man was and what is on his social media pages with depape. do you think there is something democrats also need to do to lower the temperature in the country right now? >> you know, democrats are very passionate about what's at stake in our election but not a single colleague of mine has advocated for violence and i think that's the difference. yes, these arguments sometimes get impassioned and we have all said things we regret but too and republican colleagues have called for or glorified. speaker mccarthy when asked about violence fails to denounce it. i feel there's a clear difference between bringing up violence and failing to condemn it and the fact it would have the you did. >> with the serious charges slapped on depape are they strong enough? does it is act as a deterrent? d

pelosi herself whose husband paul pelosi made tens of millions of dollars trading not just stocks but options on stocks which is a different proposition in your listeners need a very quick item of news or events that can yield a profit and when paul pelosi but options on nvidia, semiconductor company days before congress was set to award semiconductor companies in a bill, $52 billion, that's outstanding. elizabeth: we've been tracking the questions about the timing of the stock trades. you got missouri democrat emmanuel cleaver supporting the house band, he's upset with pelosi what she's doing and feller saying the party now needs new leadership. that's what democrats are now saying. that nvidia move, paul pelosi had to sell shares after mounting public criticism but there are a lot of other trades the pelosi family made that's made them one of the richest and congress. they are soundly in the 1%, net worth with $15 million. is she going to get away with this pushing off ban bill? >> i think her time is limited, i certainly hope it is but i think it's interesting, 70% of voters want the band to be enacted. i am reminded of the contract with america, the num

paul heggen. i got a tweet from a viewer that said don't need to bottom the bottom button.e might want to take out the ties with higher temperatures. >>> and we are approaching casual friday, so just easing into it. we are in a warm pattern, but it is in the process of breaking down. with the first atmospheric river of the season, that will impact this front, all that moisture will miss us. we will have breezy conditions over the weekend, but any moisture associated with even the remnants of that is going to miss us. you cast over the next two days and you can see passing clouds as we zoom through friday and saturday, but clearing skies by saturday afternoon. we'll see lots of sunshine overhead on sunday. the best chance of shower activity will be in the high sierra, where they could pick up a dusting to a couple inches of snow in the highest elevations. a lot of that will melt as it hits the ground, but it's moisture. it's what we like to see, especially in late october. and there are more chances of that further down the line. outside right now, plenty of sunshine over th

he says there needs to be real accountability after the violent attack on paul pelosi , house speaker nancy pelosi's husband. >> we will continue to dig in turnover all the evidence we can. our primary focus from a police dan pointed to do our job. this man is to be held accountable. >> reporter: he says politics aside people should be able to feels . >> right now his full motive is under investigation. >> reporter: the motive for the attack, bill under investigation. >> it has been an emotional last day or so to absorb all of this in no that someone who is not only a local leader but a national leader, to have their house targeted, to have such a violent attack on her has been, is of course, makes anyone who is in political leadership take a step back into question, not only your own safety and the safety of your family, but where we are at in our nations his three. that people believe this sort of behavior is okay. >> reporter: mayor speaking on camera about the attack for the first time. >> nancy pelosi is on a whole another level as it really to elected leaders. a very courageous

paul pelosi. it shouldn't happen to innocent americans. it shouldn't happen to me. whether it is atlanta, chicago, new york or san francisco, we needto fund an support police and end the deadly nationwide crime, praying for paul pelosi. what we have seen today is an effort on the part of right wing conservatives and republicans -- some of them elected, some of them not -- to try to pull this into a broader attack on crime which is, as you know, one of the primary gop messaging tactics ahead of the midterm elections. do you sense there is any desire -- maybe from leadership in the house -- to change this calculation? to speak more forcefully about the violent rhetoric that is directed specifically and almost always at democratic women who have gotten some semblance of power in our society or in american politics? do you think anything changes after an attack like the one we saw in san francisco? >> it has to. this cannot continue. we should not live in fear just because we have insight decided to serve our country, our constituents, and want the ability to shape the way in which our country is governed. what the republicans have put

now, we don't need to speculate about what happened next, and that's a good thing for paul von. it was broadcast live on facebook by one of the volunteers. that would be seventy three year old chester gallagher. >> watch this. and hey, guys, we're going to need you guys to disperse outside, okay? this is your last warning. i need everybody to step outside, go to the sidewalk. you're more than welcome to protest, not on the sidewalk. okay, just asking really nicely. for you guys to leave, go outside on the sidewalk. oh, the you know, i always3 4 f states . >> you watch nightly the chaos in your city. buildings burning, people being pushed in front of subway trains, people getting knocked in the face on the street for no reason. carjackings, murders, up in every city in america. so you look at that and you think, is that really it? that's why armed fbi agents, automatic rifles arrived at paul vaughan's home last wednesday because of that, because more than a year ago, a group of christians, many of them elderly, saying hymns. >> yeah, that's it. that's what he did wrong. >> now, we

self-reliance and strength in science and technology to meet china's strategic needs to concentrate resources on technological research. paulresee or imagine any set of circumstances where these barriers might be walked back? are we in this new era of strategic competition? wendy: i find it very difficult to see a scenario where there is a walked back. china is left with no choice except to accelerate its self-reliance campaign but the question is, can it actually, you know, achieve the technology breakthroughs it needs to in the semiconductor industry? so far, they have not been able to do that. from the u.s. perspective, that is ok. shery: we continue to see these countries becoming sideload. trying to become self-reliant. the bank of korea survey or report talking about how global technical barriers increased 30% last year, whether it is rules standards or procedures. have you seen that on the ground when you talk to trade policy makers? what sort of restrictions and divisions that you are seeing on trade globally right now? wendy: this is distressing news, particularly if you are a small or medium-size country. you are