yeah go ahead the pressure the presser of the iranian foren minister mr hossain amir abdullah and his amir abdullah han, the other thing that he has mentioned um in this pressure and also in the previous interviews, was that he gave very serious warning to the israeli regime saying that... if this uh conflict continues and if the israeli regime continues its war crimes against palestinians, the anything is possible, and that he has highlighted that the resistance, the access of resistance has the capabilities to strike heavy blows to israel. the other thing, he has also pointed to the role of washington in the ongoing uh war, and that is, he... he pointed to washington's hypocrisy, on one hand, the us provides military aid and funds for israel, every year, it it gives three billion dollars to israel in funds for its military, which is basically used for the iron dome which has proved to be useless. the other thing is that um, there is a report, there is a report um by there is a report by the top. which uh says that the us is trying to um the senate and the administration of joe biden

that was the iranian foreign minister uh speaking live. a presser in the lebanese capital beyut and theseive to flee south uh one that many of them are refusing. to respect, so things are developing uh very rapidly in the besieged enclave there, these are live images that you're experiencing, you can see the israeli army has hit the noosrat market with an air strike, now the death toll has is expected to surpass 2,000 today, this is um just devastating, this is a civilian population, possibly the most densely populated um part. of this world less and up 400 square kilometers where 2.3 million people reside if it's not the densities one of the most densely populated communities on this planet suffered a uh crippling siege now for going on 20 years but nothing like the sige we've seen over the last few days imposed by the regime where uh there's a total black out when it comes to power uh there's very little water left if any it's been completely tapps or turned off and even the ones that are on the salalination plants, according to antonio guteres, the secretary general of the united natio

should have to engage your mister netanyahu with prime minister netanyahu said in that presser, this is our darkest hour. that means that this is a long war and will need your continuous support, clearly indicating that that's in yahoo is aware of the fact that israel will continue to face a lot of international criticism in the days to come out. and that he wants to make sure that that support that he is seen from western leaders like soon act like us president joe biden, that that will continue with it. that will not melt away. now. so knack also talked about the importance of having to mandatory in a deliberative into gaza. he also reiterated the fact that britain would like to see it's national as those dual citizens that are stuck in gaza. that he would like them to be able to cross a matter of fact crossing into egypt. and we also heard from nets and yahoo and so not that they need to try and prevent any regional escalation in the conflict. sammy, now, mohammed at the same time as there's a lot of talk about getting a didn't the question is, did with she's still not get any gua

the fact that police presser has been delayed, how do you read the situation?ave, the report we had from nbc news, that this individual has been named. they are not pulisic that name. he has a history of recent main illness as well. how does that comport with the profile that is emerging in your mind? >> alex, at least on the fourth, part in terms of a press conference, why do you have? when it pistols information from the public or to up to the public on something that you already know. and that usually do that towards the close out or the end of an investigation. and this seems to be neither situation. now maybe an hour ago, when we were on air, possibly they were searching for more information or needed it. but as frank and rob were talked about, it seems like it may be underway. they've got a lot going on and are probably in pursuit. and if they are in pursuit, didn't want to stop and try to do a press conference or have things unfold concurrently. separately, we were talking probably over the last 4 to 40 minutes, but the spectrum of motivations and one of

about this when the data is chief political editor, mikaela, customer, who has been following that presser. hi mckayla. i'm both schultz and yahoo! mentioning and invoking the holocaust that feels deeply important. can you tell us what you made of their comments just now as it was a historical moment? whatever comes next and here we see the country from just stuff of the largest loss of jewish life since that whole, the cost and, and the, today's top stuff, the nation that we're the profit. traces of the whole, the cost of standing together against home us and it was a very striking power though from bonham and us and yahoo was there that he basically referred to hamas as a new nazis as a reincarnation of the hispanic state. putting it into a more contemporary of reference there, and germany's response has been since that's attacked by him us, but this was now delivered in person by the german casa, that the security of israel is germany's and stats. because all it is the fundamental principle of the german states and, and this is something what i've sold as the 1st major leader visiting h

the top diplomat made the remarks in the presser where a press conference after meeting his syrian counterpart. earlier he met with syrian president bashar al-assad and discussed the israeli aggression against gaza amongst other issues. amir abdullah hion is a tour of west asian countries, his tour is focused on the israeli sige on gaza strip and provision of aid to palestinians in the besieg strip. he have or he has. already visited iraq and lebanon and met with high ranking officials there. meanwhile iranian people from all walks of life have flock to the streets across the country to voice their support for the oppressed palestinian people in the face of feas israeli attacks. gisu misha ahmadi has more. thousands of iranians poured into the streets on friday and support of palestinians emit is. israeli air strikes on the besieg gaza strip, they chanted slogans condemning the israeli regime's atrocities and expressed solidarity with the people of gaza. in the capital tehran, the demonstrators converged on the university of tehran right before the friday prayers. the demonstrators wave the fl

it happened that biranvand kept the police in the flow of the game by restraining this presser. at in the 44th minute, saeed sadeghi's shot from the back of maaute changed its direction after hitting the defenders of esteghlal tajikistan, and it went into the corner of this team's goal. in the second half, the police press took over the pulse of the game and finally , in the 71st minute, shahab zahedi's beautiful pass reached saeed sadeghi, and this player scored the second goal for himself and his team, but the referee initially declared the goal offside. he rejected the offside and declared the goal as correct, he went and the goal of this match ended with the victory of his two red goals. pres the police were downstairs. it was a privilege so that the fate of saud will remain in his own hands for the next stage. i think ali took the penalty. it was the turning point of this game. thank you for it. and we hope that we can achieve the same process that we have both in the league and in the asian club. and improve our conditions in the table. we had good chances to score that we

the streets condemning regime genocide and the killing of children. in the german capital berlin pressersrted its onslot on gaza. demonstrations being held despite bounds such protest in several european countries. for the third saturday in a row, pro-palestine demonstrators packing the streets of central london to condemn the uk government's unequivocal support for israel. our government is cheering this on and supporting israel to carry on with the massacre in gaza, so we want to try and stop that. i'm so ashamed of our government that they are sanctioning what i think is collective murder and it really, really has got to stop, it's awful. they should be listening. to the protestors and demanding that there's an immediate and complete seas far that humanitarian aid is allowed through from madrid to milan and beyond, even in germany, home to one of the largest muslim community. in the eu, where such protests have been restricted over what is described as anti-semitism concerns. despite government attempts support of palestinians is on the rise with hundreds of thousands of people taking

once again we're waiting for the presser. now less than 30 minutes away. hopefully it starts on time. a lot of people are waiting for information and a lot of broken hearts today. >> bill: well done, molly. back to you momentarily. give our viewers is sense of the geography. just to tie everything together now. portland is the biggest town and lewiston is second largest population 37,000. it is not big but for maine standards it is considered a larger town here. this is -- let me go to a different map and i'll take you through this. this is the bowling alley molly was describing. sometimes around 7:00 area here is where the first area that was hit. you can see the police department down here? the police get this call. they report to the bowling alley based on the reporting we have gotten at 7:15 local time last night. if i advance this one time here is the bolling alley and here is the police department and the bar and grill that was hit after that. how many victims there? we haven't been told. maybe coming up in the press conference at 10:30 we find that

al cc was addressing a joint presser with the french president, emmanuel in cairo. topics we have discussedhe moment we are talking about 6,000 civilian fatalities, half of which are children, also also said he in his french counterpart will work to prevent other parties from entering the conflict, he also warned against any displacement. of palestinians from the gaza stripped toward egyptian territories, he said mass exitus will further complicate the process of reaching a political resolution to the conflict. first part, the french president said france is sending navy ship to support gaza's hospitals collapsing under non-stop israeli bombardment. he also emphasize the necessity of avoiding regional escalation as war in palestinian territories shows no signs of abading. french president made the remarks just the day after expressing firm support. for israel in its war in gaza during a visit to tel aviv. meanwhile the israeli war machine is still taking its told this time outside palestinian borders in syria. according to official reports, regime strikes have killed eight soldiers in syria

cc was addressing a joint presser with the french president emmanuel macron in kairo.f civilian casualties, and at the moment we are talking about 6,000 civilian fatalities, half of which are children, he also said he is a french counterpart will work to prevent other parties from entering the conflict. he also warned against any displacement of palestinians from the strip toward egypt. he said mass exodus will further complicate process of reaching a political resolution to the conflict. first part french president emmanuel said france is sending naval ship to support gaza's hospitals collapsed. under non-stop israeli bombardment, pardon, the french president made those remarks just today after expressing his firm support for israel and its war in gaza during his visit to tel aviv. thousands of people from throughout the world have once again thrown the streets of voice support for palestinians demanding an end to israel's brutalities in gaza. thousands of school children gathered in downtown tehran condemning israeli aggression against palestinians and pakistan hundr

not khanani said, in his weekly presser that tehwan supports expansion of transit routes and networks in the region. in line with regional interests, that was a reference to turkey's proposals for new regional road lake. kanani also called for the differences, including those between bacu and yeravan to be resolved through regional frameworks. spokakesman said tavan is against foreign intervention and presence in the caucasus. he added that tehwan supports the proposals for a framework of dialogue among the three south caucasus countries of armenia, azerbaijan and georgia, and the neighboring countries of iraq, russia and turkey. the form format aims to address security issues and promote economic and transport ties. iran's top security official warns that any geopolitical change in the caucasus will destabilize the region and escalate the crisis there. iran's supreme national security council secretary made the comments in a meeting with his armenian counterpart in tehran. ahmedian said that iran has a principal and immutable policy of cooperation and interaction with neighbors. and

shab zahedin didn't hit shab zahedin's presser, but the effect was good because the goalkeepers and there wrong . yes, before this , he had taken a few shots from alisha, but that incident made the policer press to score. i really congratulate you in these days when football we don't get good news from him, this was a very good event that can bring back the spirit and excitement let's go back to football, friends, and this victory was really an illusion with a beautiful game with a high quality game, our opponent was really looking after us and this was very good. yes, how do you see the continuation of perspel? well, it was an important win at the home of the opponent, and it seems that adohidim is not the team of previous years, although it has very good stars, but we have seen this team even in its previous game. in his previous game, kamwan bood press police was caught in the psychological game with anas it turns out that if i accept your words, this was the key word for this game. if this city had the same mentality as it is today and we had the same quality of the grass field, in

presser, that terran supports expansion of transit routes and networks in the region in line with regional interests, as a reference to turkey's proposal for new regional road link. canany also called for differences including those between baku and yeedavon to be resolved through regional frameworks. the spokesman said teran is against foreign intervention and presence in the caucasus. he added that terran supports proposals for a framework of dialogue among the three south kaucasus countries of armenia, azerbaijan and george. georgia and neiboring countries of iran, russia and turkey format aims to address security issues and promote economic and transport ties. our correspondent earlier joined us more details of what iran's foreign ministry spokesman had to say about the situation in the south caucasus. iran strongly emphasized that any kind of differences should be. uh discussed and resolved at the negotiating table rather than the battlefield and of course uh has always proposed to uh mediate and negotiate uh in order for the resolution of uh the problems between both sides, iran and

the iranian foreign minister was speaking in a joint presser with his lebanese counterpart abdullah bu habib in beirout. said israel must end its war crimes against the palestinian people as well as its inhumane blockade of the ghaza strip head out of that anything is possible if israel does not stop its war crimes. the top iranian diplomat invited all islamic states to call for an end to israel's crimes and its siege on the gaza strip. buhabib for his part urged international pressure on israel to stop its onslot on the ghaza strip. the lebanese foreign minister said the continuation of tensions threatens regional security. and these are live images uh that we're getting right now from uh the lebanese capital bayrut uh if i'm correct this is happening in southwestern beirout as uh the pro-palestinian demonstrations are continuing across the globe in support of the uh the uh the palestinian causes and support of gazons who have been uh suffering uh as a result of the seven day. indiscriminate aerial strikes on the gaza strip being carried out by the israeli regime uh so far the uh isra

is moving up to fight pro grace chirp back and forth today at their presser.s says the champ in his own right. but haney is easily a bigger draw and will have his hometown behind time is right. you know, accomplished a lot of boxing. you know you headline of a sort and now it's time for me. you know, wolf, right in front of my people and a friend of mine, my day, one supporters you know, bring big time boxing back to. >> i'm excited. prize fights are always fun. all right. that's your look at sports. back to you guys. thanks, jason. governor newsom's desk is now clearer after took action on a more than 1000 bills ahead of last saturday's deadline. our capitol correspondent wallace breaks down how many bills he signed compared to how many he vetoed. >> after after bill, the governor signed a lot of bills this year ranging all kinds of topics from education to homelessness to guns of the 1046 that made it to his desk. newsom signed about 85% or 890 lls into law. but much of the attention also has turned to the 156 pieces of legislation or roughly 15% of bills to

if you'll indulge me and our viewers, we are expecting a presser out of maine right now.he details, some of which you've already heard by now that robert card and his body found near a live about 10 miles from lewiston, maine, where where all of these killings occurred. they are self-inflicted gunshot wounds, we are told. we don't know at what time he might have taken his life, whether it was the last night or before. we're at waiting to find out what might have been in that note he left for his son. they start poring through that, any of his internet records, social media records. limited though we're told they are. so we're waiting for that. one quick thing, bill. as a former fbish s investigator, we know the fbi was working with local, statement police officials in piecing together a lot of things. there's always a fear that this is wider. ale quickly, the thought that this was wider than it appear. >> in the sense that, neil, it was wider is that more people involved or other -- neil: exactly. >> we think -- yeah. so the fbi's role in these cases, they start off as be

we're going to bring you the presser live, our coverage continues now, with victor blackwell, and amara walker. >>> good morning, everyone. it is saturday, october 28th. i'm amara walker. >> ikt' victor blackwell. you're in the cnn newsroom. any minute now we'll get an update on the mass shootings in maine, 18 people were killed, we will bring it to you as soon as it begins but for now, here is what we know. the accused shooter is dead. police found his body last night, not far from his workplace. and investigators said that he left a note behind, that indicated that he did not expect to be alive by the time that note was found. >> the city of lewiston can focus now on saying goodbye to those who were lost in the shootings. all 18 victims have been identified. they include a father and son, while bowling, a married couple and members of the deaf community competing in a corn hole tournament. shimon prokupecz is in lewiston, where the news conference is about to begin. >> reporter: we're waiting here, any minute, we should see the police chiefs from the lewiston police department, we bel

presser saying whatever it takes we need to open this border that these trucks are not just trucks witha quote unquote lifeline, otherwise people are going to start dying, there's a catastrophe taking place, people hospitals of un shelters are spread thin, they have nothing to basically use to medicate, to feed and um... basically uh warm gazons, you can see on the bottom of your screen, rafa border crossing is expected to open shortly for much needed humanitarian assistance to get in to the besieg uh enclave over 175 lories and we brought you images of the long cues here on press tv uh earlier we have footage of these as far as i can see there are uh trucks lined up on the side of the highway there leading up to that border crossing with um much needed humanitarian aid and assistance of food vital medicine and um possibly fuel to get into the besieged enclave there to very desperate civilian population we know israel is cut off supply of electricity water fuel. and medicine into the besieged enclave and spin even though this is a uh border crossing between egypt and on one side egyptia

the latest of these are the remarks made by egyptian foreign minister in a presser with his french counterpartrael for what he said was showing no support for the plans either to allow the foreign passport holders to come into egypt or to allow the entrance of the aid or assistance to the gaza strip. but he still said that egypt is working hard with the regional and international players in order to reach an agreement. there were expectations that after the israeli meetings with us secretary of state blinken and the expected meeting of the cabinet that a breakthrough would happen. therefore, there is still hope that by the end of this day there could be a breakthrough and a plan to open the borders. but, you know, so far on the egyptian side, the minister of health has visited or inspected rafah crossing from the egyptian side and said it's ready and even stepped up all the utilities at the region with more ambulances and the intentions to build a field hospital there. he said once it's open the border or those coming from gaza will receive or will be subject to medical checks once they are in

. >> giants president farhan zaidi held his state of the giant presser today and held court for overs in the dugout. yeah. hang that long when there are questions to be answered. he spoke on many topics. one of them being the team philosophy on starting pitchers. the giants spent 50 million dollars on sherman. i am ross stripling in the offseason and they combined for just 21 starts. most of them played out of the bullpen for most of the season. now it means more success. farhan hoping changing that philosophy. >> comfortable, you know, because you just want best team in year kind of convinced that certain strategies will bring out the best in players and help us win more games. and absolutely, i don't really says pro there. we just not anti. and it makes you know that we have got more from somebody like done back in the rotation here. i think we have to look at all that and talk to players, talk to coaches, really review all that internally. >> okay. anyway, mlb playoffs are here. the rays hosted bruce bocce and the texas rangers just just don't agree with much of what he voters loo

action pre-game shootaround post-game press presser, getting them into the routine and the patter of how they will be in a regular season game. on a regular season game. they that there some changes are some changes there tonight to the looney went home sick had a pretty game shoot around. he will not out there tonight. and you will not see chris and the starting lineup either because he will be coming off the bench. but instead the place of those 2 people mostly done in the coming out there in for the second draft pick in year's draft behind put him skate for the years along the normal characters. of course, steph curry, klay thompson and andrew wiggins. now, that's it ahead of game, spoke about the fact that he's really pleased with the debt that they seeing, the productive from guys like jonathan but that say also spoke about the fact that defense not up to par, not not according standard in. so working on that. he wants to see more about more options more options with the lineups talking in this second, that this is what he had to say about earlier this week. >> we're following j

the identification of eight of the 18 dead and that number did -- will go up as we are expecting a presserer this evening with more information about this report that he has been found dead. now, police have been searching homes and dense woods throughout the region worried the suspect could be hiding out including here in the town of lisbon where his car was found. now, today authorities spent much of the day in the air by boat and with divers in the water trying to see if they could find any trace of him authorities saying they were going to use sonar technology and thermal imaging. they were going bit by bit along the river using gpses to make sure they didn't go back to an area they had been at before marking trees with ribbons to make sure they wouldn't go back to those areas officials saying they had to lower the stream current there here in the river to help with the dive efforts to see if they could find any trace of robert card now, longtime army reservist robert card has been the sole suspect since wednesday night's shooting, the first at the bowling alley where officials say the

.>> i asked a lot presser and political commentator about the rivkin candidates trying to break trumps hold on the party, and why they all seem to be struggling.>> people know him, the base continues to like him, and i don't think any of his rivals have been able to make a case for why they would be better. you saw that struggle with mike pence, trying to thread the needle, in one sense, kind of running away from the former president, by the same token, trying not to alienate his voters. that's exactly the same change that he haley and ron desantis have had, they want those voters, but they want to tell those voters why they are better than trump, and those voters are pretty comfortable with trump.>> he didn't even mention mike pence, trump tends to mock people who might have some impact on him, he mocks ron desantis, we also saw him on saturday doing a weird impersonation of president biden as a doddering old man who doesn't know where he is going when he tries to get offstage. is that going to be a continued theme for trump to continue to attack biden? is that something his base resp

and a full feature story on sports night live as aaron wilson was there at that presser earlier today, guys. >> jason, thank you. still ahead, local bay area businesses are feeling the power of social media. we're going to a tweet storm booming in business after just one tick tock. >> and why a u.s. senator is stirring up some controaersy. throwing some shade. and nancy pelosi calling for the shutdown of the san francisco building. but first, 3 weeks after kevin mccarthy's historic ouster, house republicans have elected representative mike johnson as the new speaker. we've got all the new speaker. we've got all the details after the break. (♪♪) my plaque psoriasis was so bad... i couldn't get my hair done. my psoriasis was all over. then my joints started hurting, found out it was psoriatic arthritis. who knew they could be connected? for me, cosentyx works on both. 5 years and counting. did you know people with psoriasis on the scalp have a 4 times higher risk of developing psoriatic arthritis, which if left untreated can lead to permanent joint damage? cosentyx works on all of this

his state of the giant presser today he held court for over 45 minutes in the dugout.at long when there are questions to be answered. he spoke on many topics, one of them being the team's philosophy on starting pitchers. the giants spent 50 million dollars on sharman. i and ross stripling in the offseason. they combined for just 21 starts. it means more success. foreign and open to a change. >> comfortable, you know, because you just want best team in year kind of convinced that certain strategies will bring out the best in players and help us win more games. and absolutely, i don't really says pro there. we just not anti. and it makes you know that we have got more from somebody like done back in the rotation here. i think we have to look at all that and talk to players, talk to coaches. really review all that internally. >> baseball playoffs. the rays hosted bruce bocce in the texas rangers bocce looking to get rangers their first postseason win since 2016 rangers up one. nothing in the bottom of the second rate threatening runners on the corners. it jose siri tries

i did enjoy this presser. i thought he was extremely articulate and we always appreciate good communication. the fact that they're going to do a deep dive of that river bed using sonar seems to indicate they want to rule out the possibility or consider the possibility that he may have committed suicide and might be in that river since that was the last place they found the car. the idea that he's smart and good with weapons really does -- and this is how i want to leave -- make me very concerned about hunting season. i think that was one of the best questions that came up this the presser. what are they going to do with deer hunter season, which starts tomorrow, which is going to send thousands of hunters into the woods where he might be hiding. >> what did you make or read into the fact that he wouldn't answer the question about whether the family is being cooperative? >> the family, i believe, is being cooperative. they've been even telling us more through the press that i believe it was nbc that reported, y

community to the, or do you go to all the people to the students while you are to the practice of presser on the, to adhere to the international community. and also in this regard, i want to emphasize that a one point that the means going that the people in get the estimate your to got to get all the time, keep a high and what is a high adherence to a social cohesion and the respect to the law is some familiar, it costs more than 15 members of this. i'm the difference in one house and they share everything. so and the, the main problem, the main things that we want to focus on now is 3 by us to open human, to tell you, go to dodge, to allow it, he went to teddy on it to in god's us. and also especially the new way which is need the tools and for that it has to be done which is needed to it's under that, it does, it needs to a good or to produce degree. and what does what to produce? well, i can, for the people back at us, come up to work because it's got to print, you want to print, which is a big component for both and get the information you need. so is that the most. ready reality that

well, said that in his warriors presser and they got it done. so why not? know, the wnba team, but i'm excited just to cover a wnba team. i did in my last job. it's a lot of fun. and you know me, i'm hoops. had said matter. who's playing basketball? i'm going to all those people who are excited here to one of our directors. she's like i'm already thinking i'm going to be a ticket-holders. so that's great. was a ball is life. it's going to be fine with taking bets. what's the name want to be? tweet me. let me know. at jason dumas. is that jay? do my report stadium u.s. reports still to come tonight, health officials are tracking. >> viruses as they move through the community, the tool they're using to try to keep track. >> and we hear from bay area residents who pay respects to senator dianne feinstein today at city hall. but for 75,000 kaiser employees across 7 kaiser employees across 7 states enter day 2 of ya know, if you were cashbacking you could earn on everything with just one card. chase freedom unlimited. so, if you're off the racking... ...or crab

so i got off or off, holding a presser off the tools for the secretary general of the arab league here at moscow . let's listen me to spell them. we ladies and gentlemen, did he go? was the we have a hell of talks with the secretary general over the legal rep states. would you do it for those 2 minutes? i will get to the my do soon as we've discussed, strengthening the house corporation between now you've got the russian federation for those of us in september this year for sending me motivated most of them. it has been 20 years still still since ministry in the and the secretary general's office and signed that for a memorandum of understanding and for spokes push the end of this document remains gucho phone foundation for our joint work. most of the lines, the prospect's productive through the sides, the set up an important component as the russian attribution cooperation formulas must agree of upgraded with this is not the it's the last meeting was held in moscow in april. 2019 can use the buddhist critics here to hand car plans off to that last worth cost offset by the coven. 19 fr

it is a presser versus an oppressed, it's an occupied versus it, and occupier, it's so the history isn't complicated, but what it, because they need public opinion. what's happening is they need the propaganda in, in western media in particular to combat the reality on the ground. so the shifting in narrative about, you know, uh or, or why there has been such a difference in sympathy for the police. and the people are understanding of what the listing and people have been going through is because the narrative has been slowly controlled by israel. whether it's in the media and just on the same as, sorry, because we already have one minute left before the end of the program. just what role do you think social media is playing and all of that? is there a role playing out online just briefly? absolutely. absolutely, that's where the, where the truth versus again, the worst is versus like reality on the ground. the images of, of this to me is still under the rubble juxtaposed again, statements by leaders and by didn't and, and blinking and, and other western leaders. i think it's, it's, it's

caller: i am borrowing from the presser we had yesterday when we saw lauren boebert of all people shouting down the reporter who asked a legitimate question. mr. johnson was either not -- i believe he was prepared for that question. i believe the answer he was going to give before he was relieved of that responsibility by this fox woman and the rest of those gathered around for the photo op, i think they -- i believe they are actually -- i am sorry. host: we got your point. guest: you look at the past few years, months, weeks, it is hard to see this level of unprecedented chaos in the house and not think this has to be intentional. in many ways, there are many republicans who are tired of this. they do not want to keep having to change speaker nominees and huddle in closed-door meetings every day and go to the floor only to have a speaker nominee fail. that is not the way many republicans, who want to get things done, want to keep going with this, but this has been a chaotic time in the house, for republicans. there are political actors like matt gaetz and others who have led the charge to

the community to the, or do you go to all the people to the states where you are to the practice of presser on this is to adhere to the international community. and also in this regard, i want to emphasize that a one point that the means going that the people in get the estimate your to got to get all the time, keep a high and what a, a high adherence to a social cohesion and the respect to the law is some family, it costs more than 15 members of the defense in one house, and they shed everything. so and the, the main problem, the main thing that we want to focus on now is threats as display us to open human, italian quarter dodge to allow it, he went to teddy on it too in god's us. and also especially the new way, which is neither tool a for it has to because which is needed to generate electricity to a good or to produce degree. and what does what to produce? well, i can, for the people back at us, come up to work because it got to print, you want to print, which is a big component for both. and guess what i'm going to need. so is that the most the reality that we focus on it? i am going

i think of jake sullivan, when he was talking about this presser before the meetings began, he spoke about the moment before inertia, and i think that is applicable when we are talking about the economic relationship. remember that this summer and the trilateral relationship, it did not just kind of happened now, it was not created in a vacuum. it is, in fact, built upon the work of others that have gone before, for years and decades, and that is true, especially the economic relationship, where have free-trade agreements, where we have business to business and people to people ties that are decades old. i thank the deliverables that are coming out of the summit, the technology deliverables, those things are taking into a new level that i think really should be focused on and on. i think the business communities are actually going to be quite pleased with. but it is probably being overshadowed a little bit by the security aspects, commitment to consult and those types of things. mr. tokola: i think you're right about that, and i think agreements are sometimes not in the texts, someti

there's a presser conference coming up. we have a lot of questions we don't have answers for right now, specifically around timeline and other investigative path ways that they were working on. >> so one key theory we understand to be that the investigators are working with according to our john miller's reporting is the suspect as you mentioned had broken up with a longtime girlfriend and perhaps that's why he targeted the bowing alley and bar because that's places the two frequented. are you expecting law enforcement has been in touch with the ex-girlfriend? >> absolutely. not only the girlfriend, but every single contact this individual had is being interviewed again to understand, you know, were there any other behavioral red flags beyond what we know was reported from the military that he had been seeking mental illness assistance. beyond that, what other red flags behaviorally were potentially missed by friends, family, or others that should have been raised to try to prevent this type of incident from occurring. >> i

police force in philadelphia so i'm wondering what your read is on the fact that the police had a presserund 11:00 p.m., they won't have another until around 10:00 a.m. seems like a lot of time. >> that is a lot of time but they have also been very careful about the information that they are releasing. they have not given out the number of those dead and anything really other than his i.d. so i don't know whether that is part of it or not. they only want to put out facts. there is always a lot of information floating around. some of it is misinformation. earlier last night we were reporting 22 because of a city council person. now it is 16. so there is a lot of information that has to be verified before they can really -- before they can get before cameras and provide information. right now they say stay off the sheet. give police a call if they hear or anything at all that is suspicious. >> and to that point, this is a community that is locked down at this point in time. information would seem helpful. as omar was relying, people are scared with good reason. is there an investigative rea

about airstrikes ramping up, and i want to just wrap up here because i understand we have a live presser, so back to you. >> thank you very much. i reerkt it. so we'll go live to yocheved lifshitz just released hostage. she's speaking at a hospital here in tel aviv as you see there. we want to listen in here when she starts to talk. >> she thanks you for coming today. she was born in 1938 in israel. >> translator: take your time. i went through hell that i couldn't have known that we get into this stage. i was kidnapped on a motor bike on my side while they were driving towards gaza. in the field. $2.5 billion didn't help. hoards broke into our homes. part were taken hostages. it was a painful act. they brought us into a gate. i was lying on the side on the motor bike. i got bruises which because of the drive it made my breathing hard. >> we're not taking questions at this point. okay. my mom is telling the horrific stories, she's saying that many, many people, a swarm of people, came through the fence, that the fence cost 2.5 billion sheckles and it didn't help a little bit. she was tak

in the courtroom, because it is going to serve as a counter example to some of the courtroom step pressers taking place, because certainly, that is not going to happen and certainly, cnn has a lot of people there. but there are ineverable things that you will get such as glances from tisch james and eye contact with donald trump and things like that are really important. but, no, this is political theater. and the press conference that trump just gave, i don't think that we carried all of it, because it is not really pertinent to the case at hand. >> and if this continues, does it impact the judge? the facts are the facts, and what happens in the courtroom is different from what they are seeing from >> and is this going to impact other cases? >> the answer is absolutely not, and the judge will do a good job to keep the court of public opinion separate. it could only impact the court of public opinion when it veers off over into the potential of interfering with danger, and let me sgrrnlg and where to rein him in on the first amendment rights. >> we mentioned donald trump did not look the a

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>> ben: he said this morning in front of a presser. >> harris: i don't have advice for my house colleaguefollow your heart, take your brain with it. i advise my house colleagues to be sure to take your meds. that is from senator john kennedy from louisiana. thank you for sending me that, by the way. look at both sides of this, it is important. american people have said and we know it in those district, these eight and many others have run on the republican side, they don't want business as usual in washington. to make change, sometimes it is tricky and dirty, you know what helps you, having a plan for after the change happens. that is what happened. i had representative andy biggs on of arizona, he said, i didn't know patrick mchenry was going to send everyone home. yeah, we can't go ahead with the subpoenas, what about the impeachment inquiry. the subpoenas can go through, but you need a speaker of the house to make sure those things are ready to go and can get on committees and the committees are flowing, so on and so forth. he didn't know. i said, were you a voting block, did you game

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presser, when they really went into a great deal of detail about diving teams going into the river that i could tell there was a shift they truly believed he was deceased by his own hand. they were not really fanning out through the woods so much. as andrew mccabe noted earlier the boat launch was the last place he was known to be, so it's not surprising at all to me that he was found today apparently self-inflicted gunshot wound. but i think it was really important -- everyone seems to be really preoccupied with did he die two days ago or was he on the loose or did he die today? i can almost guarantee you he was within tworsf committing the crime, so i think our take aways are complete relief. our hearts are with the victim's families. but the overall message here is that the signs were there. we're never going to stigmatize mental illness, but we have to look at the fact that this was a man who got care, was in a facility for two weeks this summer, and still was able to get guns. let's focus on what we can learn

they don't see in terms of right and wrong, they see friend versus enemy, that is what we saw in the presser and why the left refuse to condemn outrageous attack against innocent men, women and children in the middle east. goes to larger point, you saw henry kissinger, he admitted toward end of his life, maybe we shouldn't have let all these people into the united states. there were people 75 years ago telling you there was a mistake, we have millions, at least tens of thousands who have that murderous mentality toward christians. >> harris: you think the number is that high? >> jake: absolutely, and they are waiting for a lever in election year, we'll see that violence in our streets. >> harris: what on the battle field would inform you how many could be here? is that sort of transport to the united states, was that travel something you hear talked about among our enemies? >> jake: absolutely, i was in iraq and my friends encountered middle eastern terrorists at the border, they are here, just a matter of how many. >> harris: go back to capitol hill, house republicans just decided their can

kevin mccarthy is, as we speak, holding a presser in which he's calling on president biden to do a numbererent things to alleviate some of the fighting, to really assert america's strength. this does not sound like a speech given by someone who does not want to be speaker. in fact, mccarthy mentioned during the speak he still has the support of 96% of his conference. he did not rule out that he would want to run again. we do know there are still lawmakers who support mccarthy and are willing to vote for him more times. so, i think what, if anything has happened right now is that mccarthy has re-emerged as a potential candidate to be named speaker again. it's potentially going to complicate the ability for republicans to come together. they're going to start voting on wednesday internally behind closed doors and they're hoping to reach a unanimous consensus before going onto the house floor and having the official speaker vote with democrats. of course, senate side, the senate is out this week. majority leader chuck schumer is in china. he met with president xi jinping. this was a planned

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