, they admitted that they are lagging behind rana, but here is another point that as soon as rana begano help russia and countries that have problems with the frame, they became more than before to treat ukraine if they used to stick to neutrality, now they are changing a bit. look at saudi arabia, which recently allocated 400 million dollars in aid to ukraine, and before that it did not allocate anything at all , because saudi arabia understands that for iran, ukraine has become a testing ground for its weapons and in the next series, all these weapons, these drones, they will fly precisely against saudi arabia, about which recently, by the way, it was noted in a memo to the united states of america that they have intelligence intelligence that iran is planning an attack on saudi arabia, as well as nuclear weapons, where the base of the united states of america is located, and the second country, which also cannot silently watch this, is israel, because israel will also understand that they are hypothetical next victims, i will remind you that when the supply of drones took place vrans

well-known figures there are publicists, experts from this islamic guard . they say that rana makes aes weapons, this means that there is inconsistency in the iranian political elite itself or there are signals that rana would not like to dig into this war as deeply as moscow would like. the third point is definitely the israeli bombing of this plant - the first time it happened , the second time, and this is a problem, it can happen again. and what the iranians may want from the patrushkas is for the russian federation to solve some issues between israel and israel that it did not bomb israeli iranian objects, but to solve such issues with israel is even more so now that there will be a right-wing cabinet in israel. ukraine is such an argument because i can know for sure that 10 drones will fall here and five or 15 in tel aviv why does he need it, no one will be able to explain to him no putin, it will not give any security guarantees , we understand that the entire history of israel says that only israel itself can guarantee its security. so i don't know how the little guy convinced

and apologies to rana mcdaniel for calling ronald mcdonald, but my kids had a halloween candy drive,hite house it was top of mind. >> sandra: fantastic organization, we'll forgive you, i'm sure she will, too. john, we are watching it and so many folks are out there getting their i voted stickers. new at 2:00, several states will come down to the wire as voters are casting their ballot state to state. live on the ground in georgia, new hampshire and ohio, as senate candidates make their final pushes for votes. plus, bret baier and josh kraushaar. and all that and a whole lot more as "america reports" rolls on on this election day. you ok, man? the internet is telling me a million different ways i should be trading. look! what's up my trade dogs? you should be listening to me. you want to be rich like me? you want to trust me on this one. [inaudible] wow! yeah! it's time to take control of your investing education. cut through the noise with best-in-class education resources that match your preferred style of learning. learn your way. not theirs. td ameritrade. where smart investors ge

james, back to you. >> rana, thank you. breaking news out of houston this morning.sentative confirming that migos rapper takeoff has been shot and killed outside of a bowling alley. takeoff was part of the group migos along with quavo and offset. with just 28 years-old. dozens of people apparently gathered on that balcony outside the bowling alley when the shooting happened. police say there were security guards on scene. they heard the shooting but didn't see exactly what happened last month, takeoff and quavo released their debut album as a duo. >> it's 7.31, in the north bay. a man faces charges after police found him hiding in a woman's closet in benicia bizarre story. police say what was most concerning, though, is that they found him with a roll of duct tape and a knife. >> kron four's rob nesbitt has more. it sounds like something right out of the halloween horror movie. but for one benicia woman in her 60's, a man waiting in her closet was reality. >> i mean, it is definitely a scary thing to happen to anyone. the 9-1-1 call came into benicia dispatch around

signed serious agreements with iran, and this is despite the fact that the lives of the people of ranare far from sugar. and the russians need to look very closely at iranian realities because much of what is happening there now is expected to be a federation in the near future. in terms of street trade, tehran reminds me very much of moscow in the 90s. the name samsung, lg, there, sony world, this is all completely unofficial, of course , no samsung. but the iranian market is not present here, too, there is dust - it's not an obybas. how about adidas, but not adidas and local ones. who wants to wear these brands, eh, they know where to buy in this sense, it's similar to russia, and i think that it will continue to be similar and wounds - it's 804 million theocratic the state in the game of the country is not a chosen spiritual leader, but an atoll, but the law of islamic legal law. a reform was opened universities were opened schools were opened agrarian reform well in 1979 there was a revolution the authorities came strictly religious people naturally such a form of government implie

started the matches of the second round of the group stage in the quartet of the national team 's bio ranawon the victory over wales 2:0 both goals were scored in stoppage time in the 98th and 101st minutes as chechnya's run and ramin rezeyan scored early wales finished in the minority after wayne hennessy was sent off at 21:00 kst in the other group b match the national teams of england and the usa will also meet a few minutes ago, the match in the quartet ended, and the hosts of the world cup, kater, suffered their second defeat in the tournament, losing to gala 1:3 , instead of queues and mountains of documents, the exchange of numbers is planned to introduce the registration of a marriage application online in the application, the action has started beta registration -test - said the profile minister mykhailo fedorov, according to him, ukrainians will be able to submit an application and immediately choose the place and time, the format and the hall where the ceremony will take place. in this way, the government wants to simplify the procedure and eliminate all bureaucratic processes,

and the fact that by phone number one way or from rana, mostly foreign countries of azerbaijan is lessazakhstan marusya and now we are actively getting better. we all know with china and and we also participate in their system, and it is possible to directly participate in it, and even a without translations, therefore, we are already participating in this system active enough. according to the results of the third quarter, the amount of transfers completed through sbp by citizens increased by more than a quarter compared to the previous quarter. the average transfer amount in the past quarter was five thousand rubles. well, the total amount of 3,000,000, or about 700 billion, the amount of purchases of goods and services made in st. petersburg increased by more than one and a half times in the third quarter . through st. petersburg 112 million purchases for 214 billion rubles. number of trade enterprises and services accepting payments through st. petersburg increased by a quarter compared to the previous quarter and now exceeds 450,000. i note that approximately nine out of ten such

teach of the russian military to control iranian drones and the knapsack, of course, denies that two ranailled, a general from such a front, a colonel who was actually engaged in the supply of drones in russia, i don’t know who did it, but there are rumors that the air force of luxembourg is very active there in that direction, it is obvious that ukraine for iran, it appears exclusively in the field of the enemy of russia, the main goals of the tager today are the establishment of control over part of syria and the neutralization of israel, and if after the defeat of russia in the war with ukraine, for iran by and large nothing will change on the scoreboard, then russia will depend on iranian weapons and become more dependent on foreign aid artem kulya ictv facts of the week - the only news tell me honestly how you hurt me so much i'm crying today we saw an interview with a man whose wife, two children, two grandchildren each died hysteria, it leads to darkness inside and exhaustion, i learned to transform this pain into creativity, it also heals me a lot, pay attention to your hands, cle

of all at the front, that is, military issues , and certain warnings regarding cooperation with the ranated. i also do not rule it out. in their place, i understand, but there is some kind of suspension or restriction of the supply of weapons to ukraine, finally there will be told all kinds of terrible things about how these weapons are prolonging the conflict there, we regularly hear all this rhetoric from scribblers of international organizations, among other things, and separate russian politicians but it is clear that this did not create any influence on the positions of the americans, mr. volodymyr, finally, briefly. and is it important that if these negotiations are taking place, they are taking place precisely in turkey, in ankara, oh eight, you know maybe turkey as a nato member country is such a normal platform, such negotiations could have taken place there, land or helsinki, i think that the place is not of fundamental importance, but i think that there was something there, or turkey, karat, it is just a quite comfortable place for both sides, it is a current moment. so, i thi

. >> rana, good morning. what we actually have some breaking news on this story.oland's president came out just this morning saying that they've done some investigating and they now believe that this missile hit was an intentional rather than an intentional attack. it was just an unfortunate accident. now, world leaders were concerned because poland is a nato ally. so any intentional attack on them could mean that the nato alliance has to respond with military force. now, when president biden heard about this, he was over in indonesia at the g 20 summit and he convened an emergency meeting of world leaders to discuss. they came out of the meeting saying that they were united, that they fully supported poland investigating. and it looks like poland has done so. so how nato will respond from here remains to be seen. but it looks like this was not an intentional attack by russia. >> and i thank you for that breakdown. interestingly will certainly be watching. well, still to come on the kron, 4 morning news caltrain is unveiled its new fleet of all electric trains. wh

we can speak to rana mitter, professor of chinese politics and history at the university of oxford.. i think it would be useful to first of all get some perspective on the numbers we have seen on the streets there. yes, there are protests going on in various cities, but this is a huge country with a huge population. just how significant of a challenge is this to xi jinping?i just how significant of a challenge is this to xi jinping?— is this to xi jinping? i think it's significant. — is this to xi jinping? i think it's significant, nancy, _ is this to xi jinping? i think it's significant, nancy, although i is this to xi jinping? i think it's significant, nancy, although it| is this to xi jinping? i think it's i significant, nancy, although it is not yet the movement that looks likely to overturn the system. it is much more of a howl of rage, you might say. we are seeing in each of these places, shanghai, most recently the city of wuhan where most recently the first cases of covid were found, people numbering in their hundreds. but you have to have danger it is for people to protest

bbc persian's rana rahimpour has more. seven weeks of anti—government protests and they continue., the gathering has been turned into another antigovernment demonstration. protesters here in this city in the southeast of iran are being shot at from the rooftops. this is one of the poorest parts of the country. they are chanting death to the supreme leader. the us president sounds hopeful about the future of iran's protest. don’t future of iran's protest. don't wor , future of iran's protest. don't worry. we _ future of iran's protest. don't worry. we are _ future of iran's protest. don't worry, we are going - future of iran's protest. don't worry, we are going to i future of iran's protest. don't worry, we are going to free . future of iran's protest. don't i worry, we are going to free iran. they are going to free themselves pretty soon. they are going to free themselves pretty soon-— pretty soon. president biden was heard by his _ pretty soon. president biden was heard by his uranian _ pretty soon. president biden was| heard by his uranian counterpart. pretty soon. president bid

as we look at that ranae of thing to bear. as we look at that range of papers. _ thing to bear.look at that - range of papers, we see that so many of them feature that story, the inquiry into the failings of the 2017 -- inquiry into the failings of the 2017 —— failings in 2017, and a picture of saffie who died in the attack. in the telegraph, it focuses across the atlantic towards a figure of donald trump — "trump to run for president if midterms go his way." in my spare time i spent an awful lot of time studying notjust presidential history, but presidential history, but presidential trivia. 0f presidential history, but presidential trivia. of the 29 presidents who stepped down who had a chance to run again, six tried to run again, only one succeeded, grover cleveland back in the late 19th century. where would mr trump's chances of coming back stand right now? it chances of coming back stand right now? ., , ~' now? it does feel like the republicans _ now? it does feel like the republicans are _ now? it does feel like the republicans are looking l now? it does feel like the - re

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what about the ranae? get past a tough team. what about the range? it— get past a tough team.a few days ago, it looks fairly horrible, doesn't look a total wash—out, but with ireland in mind, what can you take away from that experience if there is rain around? i take away from that experience if there is rain around?— there is rain around? i think it is auoin to there is rain around? i think it is going to be _ there is rain around? i think it is going to be really _ there is rain around? i think it is going to be really unfortunate i there is rain around? i think it is going to be really unfortunate if| going to be really unfortunate if rain does play a part, but of course thatis rain does play a part, but of course that is a real possibility that we have to be aware of and be ready for if that situation arises, so yes, we will have learnt bits from that island game, notjust in the match, i think leading to the games, the weather in melbourne had sought has been dominating the tournament a bit, which you don't want to allow that to distract us from what we need to do today to

rana always good to see you.t have been the telltales with ftx and bankman freed that would have told people this was one that was on thin ice. >> all of it there's nothing about the crypto market, as i wrote yesterday that didn't, in many ways wreak of a very famous line from stein, there is no there there this is one of the largest speculative bubbles i have seen in my career or studied over the course of the last 38 years, and look, there are a lot of apologists for crypto, saying this is a cleansing process, and dfi is going to overtake cfi, and there's an error in finance. this is nonsense these are fake tokens. this is fake currency. this is not real money it's not backed by anything, and from what we're reading f you read between the lines there may have in this case at least been allegedly misappropriation of funds, rather sizable money in fact that makes this another scandal, another scam in a long series of them that we have seen on wall street, and even going back throughout market history. >> i'm a li

thanks, rana. >> i know what is the time and happening tomorrow. david de-papp, the man accused of attacking paul pelosi is going to face a judge again this time to set a date for his preliminary hearing on state charges. he's already pleaded not guilty to attempted murder and 5 other federal charges. >> according to court filings to papp told police he was on a suicide mission and had plans to go after more federal in california. politicians, a judge has ordered him to stay in jail without bail during his trial. his preliminary hearing on state charges will likely happen sometime before january. 4th. well, more of the paps neighbors now speaking out, reacting to the attack. one man we spoke with says in all honesty, he's not surprised to hear that the path was involved in something like this. >> you know, he had he ends. it ends in several ways. kind of fit the profile of somebody who would might call weird are somewhat eccentric. >> this being kind of a suburb of berkeley and being part of the oakland berkeley. metropolitan of that kind personali

and that once and for all, rana's plans to take the suez canal in the middle east oil fields. churchill later said that before alemany, he had never had a victory. and after alemany we never had a defeats. it is not entirely true. but it laila maine was one of the turning points of the second world war, and is justly famous for that reason. a few days later british and american forces landed on the other side of north africa, morocco and algeria. an operation choice. it was believed and hoped they would meet up with montgomery's army coming from egypt, and they would drive the access forces out of north africa before the end of 1942. and while they did get into libya before the end of the year, it would not be until may before that happens. in the meantime, churchill and roosevelt met once again. excuse me. we estimate casablanca. and it was here that two crucial decisions were taken by -- and their chiefs of staff, you can see, standing behind them. one was that they cannot launch an invasion of europe in 1943. so the second front we delayed yet another year. there's electric

includes attacker christian pulisic midfielders western mackenzie, giovanni rana and taylor adams. the team does not include the national team's top goalkeeper, zack steffen. their first match by the way, will be against wales on november 21st. the world cup will be getting underway soon with a match between ecuador and the host nation of qatar. you'll be able to watch every match right here on ktvu or or other fox networks as part of the countdown to the start of the world cup. we're going to be highlighting different stories about what makes it so special and introduce you to some of the star players will be taking center stage over the next month. today we look at the tournament as a whole that's sure to gather the every four ye game's biggest stars in most beloved teams gather for one goal in mind lifting the world cup, but this year is a bit different because of summer temperatures peaking at nearly 110 degrees. in qatar, the event was pushed back instead, it will be the first ever fall world cup, with much cooler temperatures expected in the seventies and eighties. right now.

rana, john, thank you for that. will if you are hopping on the bay bridge this morning, you're traveling into the city. >> it's going to take in 19 minutes to make that drive may's to that fremont street exit. well, how about the san mateo bridge? 80 to 1, 0, 1, 18 minutes for you across towards the peninsula. the richmond center fell bridge about 13 minutes tolls to 101, and the golden gate bridge. 37 to the tolls. 34 minutes on this wednesday. not have a love feeling. a lot of people are feeling like this could be friday and maybe they'll never go to work if they win the powerball, it's even bigger. now it's up to 1.2 billion. yeah. so, you know, we count office full going on. and i think i got to play again today. love our co. she's out there in pacifica. >> live talking about the big one. good morning good morning. you guys. the as someone has a chance to win 1.2. >> billion dollars. the second largest jackpot in powerball history. and let me just say that there's been some few californians over the past few yea

these rana prop. 26 and 2070's with a gambling propositions that would basically expand gambling. 26 you can see that was defeated. 70% of voters saying no to that chase. oh, no, no expansion on the tribal gaming. and then as far as the sports. >> online sports betting that know as buyout landslide, 83% voters saying no to that. and finally, proposition 30, that's the one that would impose a tax to support the purchase of electric vehicles by adding a tax on those who make more than 2 million dollars a year. okay. so not a very popular. no, no. it would have supported electric vehicles. and as we know, world, california is going electric doing like 2025 finance that a different way. and now for the race to replace former santa clara county sheriff laurie smith, who is retiring, not or has retired in her 6 term. and she did that just before she was found guilty of corruption. bob johnson and kevin jensen went head to head as the top choices to replace her. so let's take a look at the results and where they stand this morning with 89% of the vote counted, we have robert jensen in the l

always rana montoya. founder and ceo of atlanta. first, congratulation.reporting on the election, there we spoke with young one young woman on campus. they all these questions of who are you voting for, governor who are voting for -- she said i am focused not on, that i am coming out to vote because of a proposition 308. talk us through what the passing of this proposition means to so many people in arizona, and what it took for this to finally happen. >> alicia, it is such an honor to see you. it has been such a blessing to see so many young people, really centering their stories and their heartbreak. i am a dreamer myself and i remember being a 17-year-old, having to go through these struggles of not being able to pay tuition because we know that education transforms, life and we were able to get this done because we center the voices of young people. all of our dreamers. to ensure that we were building bridges across coalitions. with democrats, republicans, and independents. >> here's a thing i want people to understand, but you understand really, well

guard cutter stratton was greeted by family when it docked this morning and coast guard base alameda ranaay multi mission deployment to protect us sovereignty throughout arctic waters and conduct search and rescue missions. remember say they're happy to be home, especially in time for the holidays. we went to probably some of the most remote parts of the definitely north america, and some of the planet went all the way up to the arctic, the chucky and beaufort sea. anytime you're back out back, coming home with the family, um and you get home a day or two before the holidays, everyone's just happy. stratton is one of four of the coast guard's national security cutters home ported right there in alameda. some sites of the holiday season taking shape already in new york city today, cruz inflated the giant balloons for the macy's thanksgiving day parade. the annual tradition happened near the museum of natural history on manhattan's upper west side. this year's balloons include baby yoda sponge bob square pants and the pillsbury doughboy high school band from clovis to the central valley wil

yes, let's start with the traffic and that hot spot in the east bay, rana. yeah, the hot spot.are hoping it will be gone by 10. but in case you're just tuning in northbound 6.80, south of burnout avenue, overturned tractor trailer there. and they've been working all morning to try to get up, right? they finally got it up right now. they just need to hold on off. so again, this is blocked off northbound southbound not blocked off. just traffic has been building everybody's been looking at the northbound side. you might want to take to 38 5.80, because you're going to be in residual delays regardless, but our other highways and bridges look great like this bay bridge. 9 minutes mace to that fremont street exit san mateo bridge will put you at about 13, 80 to 101. a richmond center fell bridge about 7 minutes tolls to 1, 1, if you're traveling there, the south bay heading up, 85 into miller park 30 minutes. 2, 80 82, no major delays. so traffic is light its holiday light, sally down in milpitas. 24 minutes and let's check on highway 4.14, antioch, until conference to 42. now at to

is that thing that rana mcdaniel just said. is that something that you can support? voting rights icons like john lewis and martin luther king jr. who say that there should be avenues of greater access to voting as opposed to restrictions and certain measures that many voters would find intimidating? >> yeah, well, you know, i don't disagree with this idea that we have to expand voting and take a look at what's happening right now, like i just said with the early voting numbers, the facts don't like. we are setting records, and we haven't even hit election day yet and it's two days away. i can tell you this from my own personal experience voting from dekalb county back in 2021, for the senate runoffs. over in dekalb county, memorial drive, my i.d. wasn't even checked in the voting center. most people would look at that and say, that's not right. that should not be happening. there's nothing wrong with presenting an i.d. to go vote. and so, you know, that's -- stuff like that should not be happening. if it's happening to me, it's happening to thousands of others. ther

technologies valentina matvienko discussed these issues at a meeting with the new president of the ranagennady krasnikov, according to the chairman council of the federation in the current economic and geopolitical realities of the russian academy of sciences, a special role in the sustainable development of the country , you believe that the academy of mentovna was to take an active position as such the most important scientific expert body. and, of course, the institutions of the academy of sciences today to prioritize those that require the current time of dancing, all these restrictions. it is clear their rationale is to hold back the development of russia for a long time and we do not have time. we need to quickly rebuild the economy, taking into account not special military operation. and, of course, to ensure sustainable economic development, thank god, we withstood this blow and did not collapse. business is actively adapting to new conditions. in the good sense of the word. uh finds ways to keep manufacturing jobs, but strategically we need to look ahead and think about how we

very much that matters is actually going to get resolved and i'm not alone as these rana who's a rising young constitutional scholar talk to the new york times and said he thinks the government is headed toward institutional paralysis. i think that's exactly right. we're simply not addressing these issues. so i think you know, i think we're i think everything you're saying is right about the history of 1787. i do think that there was a legal sanction that's very different from what you're envisioning and that'll be very important. but i think emily has kind of one big question that we should leave on because it really goes to the federals emily it does and actually george you referenced it a little bit already. so the question from earlier was the biggest world crises today are climate change pandemics and economic wealth disparity and the biggest stakeholders in all of those issues. our children and then generations yet. unborn who have no voice. they have no direct influence in the process that you're describing. and the the questioner goes on to say the writers of the constitution. w

well, there is a ranae situation to get so bad? well, there is a range of— situation to get so bad?ontributing factors that have driven this surge of people across the channel. for example, it was the case a few years ago that many, many people went across on the channel tunnel, they were able to get access to the site around there. as we have tightened up around there. as we have tightened up on that, it has created another problem of people..., the situation has got so much worse on your watch. i do not dispute that the situation has gone too far and why people are angry about it. you have seen efforts from the last government to address this. clearly we need to do more, and i can tell you that the prime minister is totally seized of these to make sure that we work through each aspect of this to make sure that we start to control these numbers. i do not say this will be easy at all, it would be challenging for any government, and we are not going to have some sort of panacea overnight, but it is legitimate for people to expect us to greatness, we will. �* .., ,, people to expect u

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rana mandela barnes has been under four forming. democratic governor ever's so far tonight -- only about six, well, was's -- senate votes. we have only about 30 -- of the vote outstanding. we let's check in now on arizona, where mark kelly is sitting pretty comfortably right now with 58% over like masters, the republican 39.7%. that is a 240 or so thousand vote gap. i want to check in with john king and david chalian to figure out what is outstanding because there's only about 58% of the vote in in arizona. and we could see that tighten up. but now we are going to turn to boris, who has some critical updates in the governor's race. >> yeah, casey, it's really interesting, as you pointed out, the lead for the republican in the senate race in wisconsin, as we get to the -- race in that state, the democratic incumbent in the governor's race is currently leading. right now, tony evers 43,000 votes ahead of election questionnaire two michaels. it just changed. now it is a 45,000 vote advantage with 69% of the vote in in wisconsin. we wan