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with some concerns against the republicans bill with white house press secretary cakarine jean-pierre for a government shutdown and they'll need to clear several procedural hurdles to do so and the senate is also working on their own stopgap measure and we can see details early on that as soon as today. kelly? >> emily, i'm about to ask my next guest about this and was there any reaction to the moody's move on friday when they downgraded to negative? >> i think a lot of lawmakers were keeping their eye on that and they are very much aware for the credit rating agency and the process, it's just not clear that this is going to be doing much. a lot of lawmakers are looking to partisan tensions and they're looking for their constituents and a lot of them have dug in here on the issues that they're going to be pushing forward to on the n week. >> libby cantrell's note this afternoon from over at pimco, she says she thinks the odd of a shutdown have declined as the speaker has rolled out this two-tiered cr. is that a mood that you're generally sensing over well? >> the one thing that maybe made

pierre and sasha will be heroes in ukraine for life and he respected what we all do and he was gratefulrsonal to talk about pierre and sasha to remember them and remember that journey. when i left ukraine, it was on the same train when i was barely alive and badly injured. i held it together and as i went in, i was coming full circle and going back to where it happened. for pierre, sasha, and the ukrainians that have been injured, the war continues and it is our job to keep telling the stories of what is happening there. >> brian: secretary of defense followed with $100 million allocated delivered there. an important moment for the ukrainians to see him. >> benjamin: yes, president zelenskyy was not concerned funding would immediately stop, he knows there are hold-ups in the government. he is looking closely at the upcoming election and did say he is aware shifting opinion could change and i mentioned president trump's suggestion he could solve the war and president zelenskyy said if you will bring president trump to me, we will sit down live on air and hear his peace plan. he said ther

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for him. sec. jean-pierre: you heard from my nsc colleagues, the admiral, and you heard from the president's today speaking to the importance of getting avigail home. she celebrated her fourth birthday while in captivity, how important he believed it was to get her home, and also the american hostages who are being held, and also the american hostages being held more broadly globally. you have seen the president's commitment to that since day one. i will not get into private conversations from here. the family has done interviews and has been some pretty emotional quotes from the family. just not going to get into that. but it is the president's priority. it is incredibly important for the president to get these americans home. reporter: what is the communication like right now between the white house and the administration and the families of the other americans who are being held hostage? we know the president had that conversation weeks ago, has he had another follow-up to the conversation, is it daily? wha

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it is in captivity that pierre bezukhov understands and comes to the conviction that man is created forhis time in his life a dark period of deep disappointment sets in, but at this time his life is illuminated by his love for natasha rostova, but bound by marriage to helen, whom he hates, pierre bezukhov understands that he must stop. so shoals and meadow, what kind of pantami are you portraying to me here, we will take a tour of the main enterprises of our country, first we carry out an incoming inspection of the water itself, which we collect in a container, this is the initial stage, we even start with this, the working day, we will find out history of production development were sent to us chief specialists, that is, the first chief engineer and the first chief technologist, we already created our own design base in the sixties, and of course, let's talk about the achievements and results of work, over the past 5 years, we have almost doubled productivity, today, in a single shift, there are about a million bottles per month. today, this is the only enterprise in the former soviet

pierre thomas reporting tonight. >>> the abc news exclusive. for the first time, our investigative team obtaining some of the videotaped interviews with two former trump attorneys charged in georgia's election interference case. what they told prosecutors. attorney jenna el lils was told donald trump, the boss, as they called him, would not leave the white house under any circumstances. trump's lawyers now responding tonight. aaron katersky standing by. >>> the massive fire shutting down one of the busiest and most congested highways in america. part of the i-10 freeway in downtown los angeles. and of course tonight, when will it remain? >>> in new york city, the scare high above the ground. two workers dangling from scaff scaffolding. >>> also, a state of emergency tonight. the ground rumbling tonight. >>> and former speaker pelosi's husband taking the stand just moments ago. what he testified. >>> good evening. it's great to start another week with all of you at home. we do begin tonight with our team inside gaza tonight. a rare look at israel's

karine jean-pierre blaming trump-appointed for the strag fellation economy. is there any -- stagflation economy. black lives matter leader and former democrat endorsing donald trump for president. plus, hunter biden in spin control offering to testify in a public hearing but on his own terms. will congress accept his terms? i'm david asman in for elizabeth macdonald and the evening edit starts right now. more hostages handed over to israel earlier this afternoon and harrowing accounts of what life was like for the individuals in captivity, including one freed 12-year-old boy saying he was forced to watch videos of the october 7 attack that whenever another child would cry during the screenings, they'd be threatened with a rifle to keep them quiet. they were beaten for crying out when they were watching these horrific videos. israel now saying hamas is violating the ceasefire agreement. the idf reports three explosive devices were detonated near its troops in northern gaza. joining us now to discuss all of this, retired lieutenant colonel daniel davis, four ti

lewis hamilton got a little too close to pierre gasly, but did seal second for mercedes in the constructorsand lando norris tangled tyres. he just crushed it. both, made it safely to the end a fair way like the rest behind verstappen, whose 2023 reached new heights. most wins in a row, most wins in a season. most laps led in a season more than double the points of perez in second. a finish with a flourish. a sparkling season for max verstappen. ben croucher, bbc news. francesco bagnaia retained his moto gp world title after winning the valencia grand prix, the last race of the season. the championship was handed to him just six laps into the race after his only rivaljorge martin crashed out on the track. bagnaia took the lead with nine laps to go and held on to claim his seventh win of the year. to cricket and opener yashasvi jaiswal and ishan kishan led india's batting charge to set up a convincing ali—run win over australia in their second twenty20 international on sunday. jaiswal hit a 25—ball 53 and fellow left—hander kishan scored 52 off 32 deliveries to help india to 235 for 4 after b

these two processes with each other, you see, it ’s impossible to predict anything exactly, for example, pierres, he could hardly have predicted that there would be such an explosion, you know, composers, as if with a vengeance, suddenly began to create these works. it seems to me that no genre will die until the composers die. there will always be composers, and what is a composer, at the root of the word is an inventor, an engineer, a music engineer, and a music engineer, he can never sit idle if he is truly real composer, that now there are a lot of surrogates who call themselves composers, unfortunately, they sit on the computer, there is a piece from there, from here a piece, from here a piece, mom, why are you, you can press this, this rhythm will come from here, i say , leave it, i don’t need it, i have enough, i have enough, i have a computer here in my head, that is, these people who have technical capabilities, they are trying to somehow join this process, it’s impossible. frang, i would also like to address your the premiere that you have. called harmony, what is this work? edward sc

pierre. we'll listen for it. >> our university are complicit in the violence, weapons, bombs, and attack thatnable the ok pigs. -- the occupation. >> john: college campuses across the country. a massive rally in tel aviv today, and calling on their government to bring the hostages home. but here in america anti-israeli activists in big cities and college campuses don't share those sentiments as they have been seen ripping down posters of the hostages put up around town. joining us are two students who say they have witnessed rampant antisemitism on their campuses. yola and bella. thank you for joining us. bella, start with you. what's it like to walk in your shoes at nyu these days? >> yeah, first of all, john, thank you so much for having me. being a jew at nyu right now is scary. we are seeing an uptick in anti-israel protests that are turning antisemitic. signs read globalize the -- calling for the extermination of jews, and hearing chants of gas the jews, hitler was right, and as the granddaughter of holocaust survivors, these statements being thrown around so carelessly and thoughtlessly

suffering taught him to value life, it was in captivity that pierre bezukhov understands and comes to the conviction that man was created forsha rostova, but bound by marriage. he hates helen , pierre bezukhov understands that he needs to stop, so shoals and meadow, what kind of pantami are you portraying to me here, but it’s okay, let’s go quickly, and why are you standing there? but nosovo, don’t give in, stupid, stupid, where’s the package? and what it’s so heavy, do you have bricks in there or what? no, well, they’re different, but what’s heavy is vanka’s dad who gave him the books, listen, but dad will show up, i told him about the small parcel, but here. bricks, well, no, well, okay, i’ll persuade you, really, thank you, dimka, thank you, we’ll do without it, you and i already kissed once, it was enough for me for the rest of my life, but now i’m afraid to kiss at all, van, eat an apple , it’s going to take more than an hour to drive, you’ll get hungry, i don’t want to, i’m completely hungry, there’s no need, there’s no need. i wouldn't have you for the life of me arched, you are my dears, where will i go against this

for ukraine or israel's war efforts. so this plan is getting a lot of push back on both sides of the aisle with white house press secretary pierrealling it a recipe for more republican chaos. joining us for analysis, with "punchbowl news," good morning to you. tell me, i mean, this has never been tried before, never been implemented a two-tiered funding plan like this. what is the point of two separate funding, you guess, deadlines, because now you have the potential for repeated shutdowns as well. >> yeah. good morning, amara. this two-tiered cr approach is an attempt by spooej to appease the right flank of his conference. the irony is that this is very much a clean cr giving them delay to pass appropriations bills which is exactly what ousted former speaker kevin mccarthy in the first place. we have already seen some members say that they are not going to vote for this because it funds government agencies at the same level that it's currently at. the only thing it does is kind of buy more time in order for house republicans to pass a few more appropriations bills but it's very much a ladered clean cr. >> there is no funding fo

for the rest of the government. >> okay. but not everyone is onboard. it doesn't include deep spending cuts pushed by some republicans and white house press secretary pierrealled it a recipe for more shotguns. also doesn't include funding for israel and ukraine. hi there, kevin. tell us more about this bill because it is facing, obviously, opposition from the white house, from the senate, but also from within the republican conference. >> yeah. and the neuhw house speaker mik johnson spichd this to republicans yesterday. it would fund some agencies to late january, and then another set of agencies, a few weeks later to early february. johnson's objective in putting this forward was to ease concerns among some conservatives who railed against these massive government funding bills that fund the entire government. but the fate of this bill is very unclear. already you hear some hard-right republicans who say they oppose it because it doesn't include the steep cuts they are pushing for. the other side, you have democrats and even some senate republicans who say this two-tiered system is just untenable. and as you mentioned, it also doesn't include that fundi

saying the israel war with hamas raises the potential for an attack on americans to, quote, a whole other level. what he warned just today and pierre thomas standing by. >>> the protests erupting during a hearing on capitol hill today. secretary of state antony blinken and defense secretary lloyd austin shouted down while making the case for billions in federal aid to help israel and ukraine defend themselves. rachel scott live on the hill. >>> the halloween deep freeze, and the snow tonight. temperatures plunging overnight into the 20s and 30s from texas all the way up to the northeast. ginger zee is here. >>> our team with new reporting tonight on the missed warning signs before the horrific mass shooting in maine. abc news obtaining court documents that show what the gunman's own family had warned authorities months before the attack. >>> for the first time, the harrowing body camera video, you'll see it. officers in maui trying to save families during those fires. and what's being done now to help prevent another disaster like this in the future. >>> tonight, the co-pilot here in the u.s. accused of pulling a gun on the captain

lewis hamilton got a little too close to pierre gasly, but did seal second for mercedes in the constructors verstappen, whose 2023 reached new heights — most wins in a row, most wins in a season, most laps led in a season, more than double the points of perez, in second. and it's another victory for max verstappen. the finish with a flourish, a sparkling season for max verstappen. ben croucher, bbc news. while the formula one championships were done and dusted weeks ago, the moto gp's riders' standings were unresolved heading into the final race of the season. in the end franceso bagnaia retained his title in dramatic circumstances in valencia — as nick parrott reports. experience and patience helped francisco bagnaia, on top in spain. “ come —— come out on top. jorge martin had been chasing him for much of the season. the spaniard rides with passion — and starting five places behind pole—sitter basgnaia with a11i—point deficit to overcome, he went for it from the off. he was up to second byjust the second corner. many riders might then have bided their time for the perfect opportunity to a

proposal came under criticism from the white house with press secretary karine jean-pierre calling it quote a recipe for more republican chaos and more shutdowns. let's take a look at, from yesterday actually on "meet the press." connecticut democratic senator chris murphy discussed speaker johnson's laddered approach to continue resolution and also the future of the cr in the senate. >> so let's start right there with this bill. this is a two-tiered bill put forward by the newly installed house speaker mike johnson. we supported? >> verse of all this is no way to run a redwood. we shouldn't be in the position of having to pass multiple continued resolutions. in the senate we been able to find bipartisan agreement on a budget that not only finds what the country needs but gets money to our partners all around the world who are in desperate need of american support. listen,, we cannot have government shut down this weekend. certainly not what we're facing these existential crises forst friends in israel and ukraine. i don't like this laddered cr approach. it looks gimmicky to me that it open to the house

. >> sandra: so that is it for the white house press briefing. john kirby, karine jean-pierre, did not take questions, john kirby did for a while there on the initial question over the pause, john kirby off the top saying he figured that that would be the first question out of the gate, of course, it was. he says i don't have any additional information on that right now. there's a whole lot that is going on and john kirby really not adding to any further detail as to what is going to happen next as we await more hostages to be released, john. >> john: yeah, that briefing ended rather abruptly, sounded like the correspondent for africa today has tried to get a question in, and as has happened in the past, karine jean-pierre declared he had not been called on and she was going to observe decorum or end the briefing, so she ended the briefing. i thought it was significant that kirby said it was a good thing that they got another day of a ceasefire today, day seven, see if seven can be turned into 8, 9, 10, and so on, indication the white house is pushing for an extended ceasefire

yeah, it's -- for jean pierre, i was left sort of dumbfounded by that moment. why is that a tough question? you know, this particular thing that she was referring to is antisemitism, it's anti- -- efforts here are directed towards jewish people and in tearing down these fliers. put up your own fliers. there is a solution. so, it shouldn't be a tough question to support free speech while pursuing those who would deny others the chance to speak. and you know, part of -- i've been really shocked by the level of threats and reckless rhetoric we have seen on our campuses, i've talked to jewish students who are very concerned, i know some parents have asked their kids to come home because they don't have faith that the universities can protect them. we need to stop that. i mean, universities need to be a safe space for everyone to be heard and heard respectfully. >> sandra: bari weiss said it's power to a movement that threaten not just jews but america itself. incredible piece in this moment. jonathan, thank you so much. we have some breaking news to get to. >> john

his plan for the kosher dining hall. pierre thomas with new reporting. >>> former president trump's son don jr. taking the stand in the civil trial in new york city. pressed on what he knew, and how he answered. aaron katersky standing by at the courthouse. >>> that deadly pileup in the ice and snow on i-80 north of pittsburgh. multiple cars and trucks involved, with the deep freeze again tonight. from texas up to new york. and rob marciano timing it out. >>> the major fire we're watching outside los angeles. fire and smoke threatening 2,000 homes. evacuation orders for thousands. >>> new reporting tonight, what we've now learned about that delta pilot who allegedly pulled a gun on the cap tatain mid-fli what he was so angry about, and why he threatened to shoot the pilot. >>> will new york area congressman george santos be expelled from the house? the vote set for tonight. >>> in lose weston, maine, the high school football team taking the field. tonight, actor will ferrell and former patriots star rob gronkowski and their mes

for her. trey yingst live in southern israel, thank you, trey. pierre rayhov has been covering conflict in the middle east for 25 years and joins us now. you live 10 miles from the gaza strip during this intense time. what has life been like for you right now? >> it is kind of tense once in a while because we hrocket alerts. i had an alert 30 minutes ago. every house in my city has a shelter, we have to rush to our shelter. i was out walking the dog and the rockets exploded above my head. there was shrapnel all over, that is one thing to understand. the iron dome is destroying most of the rockets from hamas and other organizations within gaza. when they explode, it is not the end of the story, you have shrapnel falling on the ground. this is metal, really hard falling from high altitude. it is causing a lot of damage. i saw a fire this morning because of one of the rockets. >> carley: you are one of just a few journalist who have interviewed dozen of hamas, islamic jihad for a documentary you released called "suicide killers," what did you learn through

white house secretary karine jean-pierre has been torched many times for what people are calling wordding president biden's border policy. >> we will not comment on rumors out there. we will move forward with this kind of immigration system that has been gutted by the last administration, we will move forward in a humane way, in a safe way and we are going to do it in the way that moves us forward. >> way, way, way. way to go. way to go. if anybody is having a bad day, look up kjp and be glad you are not her. if you're having a lousy day, you are not kjp live on camera. >> carley: there are better ways to communicate. from press secretary to boss, do you remember this moment? it involved president biden having to take nappy time. >> i tell you what, i don't know about you, i'm going to go to bed. >> you said you spoke to the number two -- >> yeah. we talked about at the conference overall, it was not confrontational at all. >> this ends the press conference. >> carley: democrats say he had a long day. >> that was best of biden in one shot, incoherrence, odd staring and he said i got t

. >> kayleigh: i want to play this for you, tough question to karine jean-pierre about stevie wonder n. >> i had an in-depth conversation with stevie wonder last night. i love stevie wonder. again, for the serious question, he's concerned about the black agenda falling along the way side, is this president amenable to meeting with stevie? >> i am not aware of any meeting with mr. wonder. >> emily: do you have to tell the room this is a serious question? >> i didn't realize april ryan was stevie wonder's official pr person. >> brian: looks like it. >> kaylee: in 2020, trump was making historic gains among black voters and roont polls show them skyrocketing to the point "new york times" find the more diverse, the worse biden performed. take michigan, 98% of black voters supported biden in 2020, now 62% according to the "new york times." that is a 30% drop. i don't know if it translates to increased support for trump, you don't need that, all he needs is voters not to show up and he could lose to trump. "wall street journal" article, they interviewed several black voters to get to the ro

white house press secretary karine jean-pierre did not provide many details about president biden's agenda for the meeting, only saying the two presidents are expected to have a tough conversation. an intense competition means intense diplomacy today, the senate confirmed former us treasury secretary jack lew as the new us ambassador to israel. >> he was confirmed in a 53 to 43 vote, despite strong objections from republicans due to his involvement with the iran nuclear deal during the obama administration. senator, senate majority leader chuck schumer endorsed lew, saying he has a proven record as a public servant and, quote, ferocious ally of israel. >> israel's military is claiming responsibility for an airstrike today that leveled the largest refugee camp in gaza. dozens of people are feared dead. israel's military says the strike took out a top hamas leader on the ground. israel is also pressing deeper into gaza with tanks and soldiers as the situation in there intensifies. the fbi director is warning about the increased threats of terrorism here in the us. our most immediate concern is t

the string of bad polling news for the president. karine jean-pierre says the white house is not worried. >> no alarm happening behind the scenes and i'm not going to comment on everybody who has something to say. our perspective is it is not about age. it is about the president's experience which i would put the president's stamina and wisdom and ability to get this done on behalf of the american people against anyone. paul: let's bring in fox news contributor karl rove. the white house press secretary can't say anything else, can she? you were in that hot house for a why all but what do you think about these polls? a year out a lot can change, a lot will change but how seriously should be be taking it? >> there's going to be a run on plastic sheets for christmas present among leaders of the democratic party because there's a reason, these numbers are terrible. not only are the normal difficulties a president tends to get into whether it is reagan in 1983 or george w. bush in 2003 or 1993 with bill clinton or 1995 with bill clinton, these are numbers

last thing i would say is karine jean-pierre when asked about tlaib's call for genocide against israellly, said it is important to be mindful about the language we use, and i'm pretty sure that is what emma says to jesse jr. in the morning, right? she is a congresswoman. >> greg: do we have that piece of tape? let's play that. >> i am not going to speak to the actions that congress takes. when it comes to the phrase that was used, "from the river to the sea," it is divisive. it is hurtful. tim -- many find it hurtful. also, many find it anti-semitic. and so obviously we categorically reject applying the term to this conflict. >> greg: hmm. >> dana: if you have a chance, listen to the briefing remarks from white house spokesperson john kirby, superstrong and pushing back against some of the arab media that is in the briefing room, pushing him to basically disavow what he has been saying or the administration's position is and pushes back strongly. >> greg: jesse, you see the continuing protests and this unhinged behavior even in d.c., i am wondering if "from the river to the sea" means

the last thing i will say is karine jean-pierre, when asked about tlaib's call for genocide against israel she said it is important to be mindful about the language we use. and i'm pretty sure that's what emma says to jesse jr. in the morning right? this woman is a congresswoman. >> greg: do we have that piece of tape? let's play that. >> i'm not going to speak to the actions that congress takes. when it comes to the phrase that was used, from river to the sea, it is divisive, it is hurtful to -- many find it hurtful and also many find it anti-semitic. so obviously we categorically reject flying the term to this conflict. >> dana: if you guys have a chance, if you listen to some of the briefing remarks from white house spokesperson john kirby, super strong pushing back against some of the arab media that is in the briefing room pushing him to basically disa vow what he's been saying or what the administration's position is and he pushes right back at them strongly. >> greg: yeah. you know, jesse when you see the continuing protests and this kind of unhinged behavior mean the dc our politic

freedom and for its state, well, let me remind you that in the spring of the 22nd year in the kyiv region, a group of fox news journalists came under russian fire, then they died cameraman pierrexer oleksandra kuvshynova. benjamin hall was seriously injured. well, now we enter the news format, yes, literally in a few seconds, you will see my colleagues. well, that's all i have for today, leave it with espresso. it's 5 p.m. in ukraine and for your attention a news broadcast on the espresso tv channel in the studio of iryna koval, greetings to all viewers. us defense minister lloyd austin met with ukrainian president volodymyr zelsky in kyiv. the head of the pentagon noted that this meeting was another opportunity to confirm his steadfastness support of ukraine from the united states. austin also added that the layer

for what saying. and karine jean-pierre saying it was despicable. the idea that joe biden is caught in this fight.both sides of his mouth, when he says we support israel wholly but they need tomorrow the laws of war that is damning there in and of itself. >> no ones hands are clean. >> you say river to the sea, that is a death wish for the state of israel. >> words don't matter. >> okay, straight ahead, cashing in the cat, big payday for cat owner after he sued his land lord for cat napping. stay for this one. next. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ >> oh, thank you for singing. >> welcome back to "the big weekend show." cashing in on th purr fec reward, a jury awarded a man 1.4 million after his landlord cap napped the feline named frank, the land lord caught a whiff of the cat, cat napped it and had his girlfriend take it to a local shelter where she dropped it off, he confessed saying that pet violated the lease term. >> so. raymond, 1.4 million, he never got frank back, he was microchipped. he was never a stray cat. >> a happen, sad ending, you win and lose. >> would you take the money or cat. >> the money over the ca.

whether it is beijing's ban of using foreign phones for government workers? pierre concern. i don't think it will materialize that quickly. the new huawei phone is in the early innings. they don't have a strong case to be that competitive against the iphone. a lot of that was what we were getting out of the picture in china and apple gaining 20,000 new units. that part of the business is safer the next food years. the iphone remains an exceptional product. it's exceptional quality and integrated software. i would not say the chinese will be able to create a phone that will compete with the iphone. but there are 20 million phones being sold that while way in those markets have moved straight into apple's hands. that's a concern. scarlet: how about apple and ai? apple was left behind with chatgpt took over the zeitgeist. i know they are working on things. has this reached a point that investors can model it? pierre: no. on the business model of apple, making all of its profits from selling hardware and selling mostly subscription services. the way i see it, it will be

for va, transportation, housing and energy department through the 19th of january. the second remaining bills is rest of government spending. israel money, ukraine money issue not in there. karine jean-pierrehouse pres secretary criticizing johnson saying this is recipe for more republican chaos and shut down. now what are impact if we have a shutdown? put this out there, i feel like we talk about this every month. headstart programs lose funding and homeland security staff would be working without pay. none of this is good, now speaker johnson, he's going to give it a shot. he says washington spending addiction will not be corrected overnight, but it will not continue under my leadership. >> todd: move to counter hamas. >> cheryl: this is billionaire. he says public opinion will surely shift as scenes real or fabricated by hamas of palestinian suffering will erode israel's empathy in the community. his point, if you support israel, you fight disinformation campaign of hamas. think about the hospitals, they are finding headquarters and using civilians as human shields. he sent to david gepan, nelson peltz, eric eric schmitt, formerly of google and the founder of dell. >> carley: we'll be w

for candles." reassuring. karine jean-pierre also had some jokes. to laugh at her assessment of the presidents stamina. >> i would put the presidents stamina, the president 's wisdom, the ability to get this done on behalf of the american people, against anyone. anyone of any day of the week. we are not going to change the minds of americans. i get that. americans are going to feel how they feel, and we are going to respect that. >> jesse: joe biden not only losing touch with what direction he is going, he is also losing touch with the younger voters. get this, a new report claims kids are not really connecting with the old man ramblings or moments like this where he mixes a britney spears and taylor swift. >> just to get here, liberty bell had to beat some tough odds, competition. had to work hard to show patients and be willing to travel over a thousand miles. you could say, even harder than getting a ticket to the renaissance tour or for britney's tour she is down in, it is kind of warm in brazil right now. >> jesse: dana, you are riding this for

for u.s. treasury bonds. in a separate statement the white house press secretary karine jean-pierre blaming the change in outlookpublicans in congress for, quote, repeatedly taking us to the brink of a government shutdown. whit? >> whit: and that shutdown looming once again. thank you so much, alexis, we appreciate it. >>> former u.s. senator martha mcsally of arizona is talking to gma this morning after fighting off her attacker while jogging during a trip to iowa. abc's zohreen shah is here with us and the frighten images. zohreen, good morning. >> reporter: whit, the former senator says she was just hours away from getting a speech in nebraska that touched on courage when she says hers was put to the test. martha mcsally posted about it on social, and she's sharing more of her story with us trying to empower other women. >> there was something inside me, like the warrior, just like, no, this is not happening here. >> reporter: this morning we're learning more about former united states senator martha mcsally's harrowing ordeal after she was attacked in broad daylight while jogging in an iowa park. >> he passe

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for the house. the white house press secretary parade jean-pierre chimed in a short while ago, saying, quote this proposal a recipe for more republican chaos and more shutdowns, full stop. my panel is back with me. brittany packnett cunningham, alaina beverly, and kurt bardella. kurt, i'll start with you on this round. your reaction to this untested funding approach from the new speaker? back to square one, six days ago. >> well, it's the least shocking center that a speaker that was just thrown into office after two books of chaos has no idea what he's doing and isn't over his head. that republicans are not going to resume their tide anticipates refugee of attacking one another and creating a spiraling -- spiraling government shutdown of which they have no idea how to get out of. they'll pay a price for. this they seem to be intent on reminding the american people, every six of the, they have no earthly idea what you're doing. they're clearly too caught up in their own drama and their own interpersonal conflicts to be trusted with the rights of power. it's unfolding and is backed up -- you threw at one.

pierre thomas live in washington. >>> tonight, the breaking news involving israel's war with hamas, as president biden now asked for that three-day pause to help get the hostages out? tonight, what axios first reported late today, and tonight, abc news asking the president, did he make that request? matt rivers from israel tonight. >>> here in the u.s., a protest over the war turning deadly. demonstrations between pro-israel and pro-palestinian groups. witnesses say a 69-year-old jewish man hit in the face with a bullhorn. >>> election night in america. the key races across the country. and the issue of abortion driving voters in ohio and virginia. also tonight, the governor's race in kentucky. what these races could signal, one year out from the presidential election. mary bruce standing by. >>> the deadly pileup on the interstate. zero visibility. drivers blinded. >>> the key issue before the supreme court. guns and domestic abuse. is a federal gun ban for domestic abusers unconstitutional? terry moran at the supreme court, and what the justices already signaled today. >>> the wildfires tonight. the state of emer

here's our chief justice correspondent pierre thomas now. >> reporter: tonight, evidence that hackers with ties to iran may be testing the american inf infrastructure for vulnerabilities. officials at a small water utility site in pennsylvania just outside of pittsburgh noticed friday night that a water that helps control water pressure for two townships was malfunc malfunctioning. when they rebooted the system, this ominous message highlighted in red appeared on the screen, saying, "you have been hacked." >> one strategy is by hacking groups is to start small, target a vulnerable location, and then use that to conduct additional cyberattacks in the future. >> reporter: the group claiming responsibility called themselves "cyberav3ngers," saying they were attacking because the water utility used equipment made in israel. >> it's mind-blowing. i would have never, in a million years, would have never thought that we could be involved in that. >> reporter: utility officials say the hack did not impact the main computer network, and at no time was water quality oral supply at risk. but tonight, abc news obtaining this bulletin from state and federal officia

provide an opportunity to realize all ideas, for example, english language lessons are still available only online. one of the teachers is 27-year-old charlies. pierrem massachusetts. in 2019 , he taught at a school in albania as a peace corps volunteer. and at the age of 21 , he came to kyiv for the first time to teach at a local private school. by. a full-scale invasion returned to his native boston, but in september of this year he returned to the ukrainian capital and began working at the american house in kyiv and, among other things, teaches english online. i lived here six months before invasion, i felt a special connection with ukraine and ukrainians. i felt that i really have a strong sense of community here, it is important for me to return to a country that has given me so much, i was drawn to this garden in an american home because ukraine means so much to me and my home country means a lot too , the fact that i can be a bridge between the sad, since the beginning of the great war , the forced migrants have united around the american house in odessa. 18-year-old elizaveta pylschik still cannot return to her native kherson, due to constan

say that we will no longer be part of the european union, and that will mean for us this, that, that, that, yes, and pierreoodman will no longer be filming porn in budapest, that's when there will be problems, you know, no, yes, well , listen, i, i usually exaggerate so that people understand what it is, so that there are no illusions, well, that is, because many people have some, you know, such an illusory situation, that there, you know, there is just some abstract hungary, in which there is no economy, in which there are no citizens who just sit and money, rude speaking, from the european union, when i am told about the smuggling of cigarettes, i have always been curious, and how it happens that , in short, their customs officers do not catch this smuggling, we are far away on other very interesting topics, are the hungarians going to block the hungarian border now , let's not talk like that, there is one point at which i will not be closed, because cigarettes must be transported, and someone from the other side of the border feeds on these cigarettes, you understand, you stopped the conversation. that

for team biden? >> well, obviously when careen jean-pierre was asked about it, the stepped up effort of the campaign and the white house is this contrast campaign with donald trump. i thought that this nbc poll coming out this week explains perfectly why that is. they asked among biden voters, are you more casting your vote in support of for joe biden or against donald trump? 2/1 and 63% of the biden voters say they are voting for biden to be against trump, and 31% say they are voting for biden, and so trump is the motivation to vote for him. and if you flip it, trump is the motivating factor there, too. 56% of his supporters say they are voting for trump to be for him, and not opposed to biden and 37% say that. so while the biden campaign is keen on making donald trump the central factor in the race, because it is a motivating force for its supporters, the downside is donald trump being central in this campaign is a motivating fact for his supporters. >> we will see what happens, and david chalian, i know that you will be covering it all. >> thank you, omar. >>> a potentially huge moment in the isr

for two games between chelsea, tottenham and city of yangon. the boise were closely followed by the citizens' disgruntled phillips and spurs midfielder pierre emil hoiberg to make it one way to turin. hoiberg had an offer from atletico madrid in the summer, but tottenham has announced that they will not sell the danish player for less than 30 million euros. the first european goal of the dortmund striker at the age of 30. squakka statistics network reported that the 30-year-old german striker nicolas brusociand scored for the first time in this team's game against new york in the champions league. year in 2014, he managed to score his first european goal. arsenal's arrival to sell howards some news sources in english football reported that arsenal is ready to sell to real madrid with a loss of 30 million pounds and a sum of 35 million pounds for kai huberd, the german striker who joined this team from chelsea at the beginning of the season. hire these players as soon as possible because they announced that there are no new purchases in january. and the competition of barca, bayern and arsenal for the basque midfielder , three clubs, barcelona, ​

for democrats, abortion, marijuana rights last night. >> thank you. >>> a republican who voted to impeach donald trump is launching a senate campaign. pierreer with his message to michigan voters this morning no and a window for gazzans to escape. the latest from is ahead e >>> a republican who voted to impeach donald trump announce ago run for senate in a key battleground state. >> we need leaders willing to stand up for what they believe in. no matter the risk. i'm peter meijer. i am a proud dad, iraq war veteran, fourth generation michigander. you know i'm not afraid to risk my job. >> talking about the vote. he was one of just ten house republicans who voted to impeach trump after january 6th and he paid a political price. lost narrowly to a trump-endorsed challenger in the 2022 midterms. >> a guy who spells his name meijer but they pronounce it meyer. what the hell kind of a spelling is that? >> he spelled it right. that was trump in mishs last year. he will have to win back some of those booing voters. his announcement this week sent off backlash from others in the republican party. the senate republicans campaign arm said, quote, pe