also as robbie will show -- no one does power points as well as robbie in his presentation in a moment, there is real division about the role of violence in our society and in the electoral process. it is a very troubling time that is a country we need to come to terms with now but also after this election is over. i want to thank catalina navarro of brookings who has done so much, particularly to pull this together today. one of the great things about this partnership is we have always had awesome some respondents to this survey. a veteran and somebody who has been there with us is joy reid from msnbc. at the brilliant a.b. stoddard of the bulwark has joined us today. even if you are not a numbers guy, which i confess i am, you are in for a real treat today. in the process of enjoying that treat you will learn a lot of stuff you did not know. welcome, everyone, and i want to welcome, the president and founder of prri, the author of some extraordinary books. robbie has been at the forefront of demonstrating the racial and racist past within our religious traditions but also pointing th

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you've already met robbie jones. to his right but stage left or reverse, who knows, is melissa jackman, who is this -- is melissa deckman, ceo of the public religion research institute. to her right is a.b. stoddard, a veteran columnist and political analyst, now at the bulwark. we also welcome back joy reid, who is the host of the readout and a political analyst for msnbc. each panelist will have about five minutes and if you look to your left you will find catalina navarro who will hold up a one minute card when you have one minute left and a stop card. in order to get in all of the panel and the very high volume of internet questions i will be a tough cough -- a tough cop. you can see i have some pork from the american people in that. -- i have support from the american people in that. [laughter] i would ask you if you have not done so already to please silence your cell phones or pagers. with that melissa, over to you. melissa: good morning. first off, i want to welcome everyone here on behalf of prri and extend

all right, local journalist robbie berman joining us live from tel aviv, robbie, thank you. overnight idea of strikes, rocks is 11 is capital one of the suburbs and several bombs hit civilian neighborhoods. are true at the sight reports, the area surrounding a refugee camp came under fire. the settlement was built by the red preston for palestinians fleeting. the conflict in gaza end of the west bank. there have been no immediate statements from officials without hassle tease or damage to the camps facilities. the idea has confirmed his truck. he has the strongholds and eliminated dozens of soldiers as well. also says the militant group that attacks from that area earlier, it has the launch a massive garage on northern israel, that's according to the idea, but it shows israel intercepting a number of the rockets has the law has issued evacuation orders for civilians. as the idea is, it's activity in their 11 on the southern border throughout the week as well. try it out. daily strikes and cities across 11 on one of the attacks truck, local hospital and the capitol. on monday, i'd have

it appears that the paper is currently owned by sir robbie gibb, former downing street communications the paper in 2020, it is unknown who funded the bit or who continues to fund the paper, but it's clear that the jewish chronicle has long served as an israeli propaganda outlet with ' coliminch is dedicated to attacking pro-palestine campaigners and white washing zinus crimes. david, what do you make of uh people like douglas murray and milanny phillips repeatedly writing in the jewish chronicle? do you think that explains it's particularly islamophobic bias since 2008? well, zionists are inherently uh islamophobic and they they both try and promote that kind of approach. but since the uh the the changes have been happening in the jewish chronicle, they've become more and more openly islamophobic, so so the leading islamophobes of of the age, douglas mary and milan phillips, two of the key exemplars are of course platformed in there, so there on the more extreme end of the islamophobia network, and of course they be platformed by the jewish chronicles, so explains or it kind of illust

it appears that the paper is currently owned by sir robbie gibb, former downing street communicationsdirector. who led a mysterious consortium bid to buy the paper in 2020. it is unknown who funded the bid or who continues to fund the paper, but it's clear that the jewish chronicle has long served as an israeli propaganda outlet with its column inches dedicated to attacking pro-palestine campaigners and white washing zinus crimes. david, what do you make of uh people like douglas murray and milany? phillips repeatedly writing in the jewish chronicle, do you think that explains it particularly as a flow islamophobic bias since 2008? well, zionists are inherently uh islamophobic and they they will try and promote that kind of approach, but since the uh the the changes have been happening in the jewish chronicle, they've become more and more openly islamophobic, so so the leading islamophobes of of the age, douglas mary and phillips. the key exemplars are of course platformed in there so that they're on the more extreme end of the islamophobia network and of course they be platformed by

robby, if anybody from the harris campaign is watching, they're happy with that 2025 answer.f the message got out to somebody, right? but, look, you and i have talked about this stage of the campaign as being less about persuasion than turnout. so i wonder can we extrapolate anything really from the very early voting numbers? what do they tell you? >> that's a great question and this is one of our politics which has changed so much in the last ten years and even in the last four years because so many people voted early and by mail in 2020 that hadn't done so before. and we're headed into an unknown space here, because, you know, 2020 we had covid, and so people were voting early, this year we don't know, are some people going to wait and go back to voting in person as they did before? it is hard to look at these numbers and draw too many conclusions. and then obviously it matters, you know, who is voting, and then who is left for election day. i remember in 2016, going into election day in florida, hillary clinton was beating barack obama's early vote numbers by a big margin.

from robbie coming up. and it is wonderful and a very necessary first step, and i'm glad of it. >> if i may add, probably a month ago when it first became clear that there were companies that were going to make the public changes that robbie was encouraging without robbie having to out them, that they were afraid they would be outed and just go ahead and make the changes anyway -- ford is the one that comes to mind most readily -- i predicted there was a possibility we would see a preference cascade here. where everybody begins to realize at the same time that everybody thought the suppressive regime was oppressive, but nobody wanted to say anything. now you see people say things. that preferences are going to change. we could see a major sweep. at the same time isaac will lower, a new analyst at boyer research, had a long twitter thread yesterday explaining that a lot of these companies that have publicly come out and this avowed their dei policies because of the work that robbie has done, are nevertheless

now to his really journalist robbie berman for more on this at robbie. what is emerging about this attack? to be exact this specific to the attacker. so of coming to lights. unfortunately, there was a thermal terrace attack, embellish about the 4th largest city, the southern city of israel. a few days ago. we know on the light rail, we had another terrorist attack. we're over a half a dozen people were killed. this is really is on the security establishes worst nightmare. they were fighting. tell us that will fight and come up stairs and gaza, provided his ballade sir is in the north. we are fighting. you run in the east for fielding missiles from the hudy's in the south. all were going on attacks in syria, in the northeast and actually to have attacks going on. chairs effects inside israel itself is actually the security official and the governor official worst nightmare on a day. they do everything to stop this and that's because it just strikes fear into the hearts of is really given the fact this is exactly one year since the beginning of the war, pe

it appears that the paper is currently owned by sir robbie gibb, former downing street communicationsdirector, who led a mysterious consortium bid to buy the paper in 2020. it is unknown who funded the bid or who continues to fund the paper, but it's clear that the jewish chronicle has long served as an israeli propaganda outlet with its colum inches dedicated to attacking pro-palestine campaigners and white washing zinus crimes. david, what do you make of people like douglas murray and milanny phillips? repeatedly writing in the jewish chronicle, do you think that explains it's particularly islamophobic bias since 2008? well, zionists are inherently uh islamophobic and they they will try and promote that kind of approach, but since the uh the the changes have been happening in the jewish chronicle, they've become more and more openly islamophobic, so... so you know the leading islamophobes of of the age, douglas morry and melany phillips, two of the key exemplars are of course platformed in there, so that the the on the more extreme end of the islamophobia network, and of course they

from robbie coming up.is wonderful and a very necessary first step, and i'm glad of it. >> if i may add, probably a month ago when it first became clear that there were companies that were going to make the public changes that robbie was encouraging without robbie having to out them, that they were afraid they would be outed and just go ahead and make the changes anyway -- ford is the one that comes to mind most readily -- i predicted there was a possibility we would see a preference cascade here. where everybody begins to realize at the same time that everybody thought the suppressive regime was oppressive, but nobody wanted to say anything. now you see people say things. that preferences are going to change. we could see a major sweep. at the same time isaac will lower, a new analyst at boyer research, had a long twitter thread yesterday explaining that a lot of these companies that have publicly come out and this avowed their dei policies because of the work that robbie has done, are nevertheless telling

democratic and around 60% of white americans vote republican on average in every election and as robbie has pointed out in the survey has pointed out the republican party overwhelmingly is a white christian party. and so the odds are kamala harris will win the popular vote. we have a system in this country taste on the slavery period in which the american people do not elect the president. the electoral college elects the president. so you can lose an election in which hillary clinton got 3 million more votes. and the only way for kamala harris to win the election is to probably get 4 million or more additional votes over donald trump. we already know. i can make two predictions. , harris will win the popular vote and black men will be the second highest percentage of voters for kamala harris. it will not be them if she is not president. just want to fill that out there. behind black women. so the question i think is framed in a way that only has one side be accountable for standing up and being adults and pretending like the losing side in a football game. only one side is required to

he wrote that analysis on trump's speech along with former clinton campaign manager robby mook, goodsee both of you. josh, tell us more about what you found reviewing all of that trump talk. >> yeah, we were looking at how trump has campaigned this past few months. he's always been known for sort of meandering speeches, sort of the things a lot of his followers frankly like about him, that his speeches are not scripted. but something different has been going on in the last few months. his speeches are much longer than they used to be. his team has tried to get him to cut back on how long his speeches are because they notice people are leaving. people are sort of, you know, losing interest, not all of them, but some people are losing interest. and they often go to headlines that the campaign does not view as helpful. what we noticed in analyzing the speeches over the last few months is that they often, the speeches often sort of jump from one topic to another without any clear through lines. and because of that, trump has started saying it's called the weave. it shows his brilliance.

yes, of course i have. >> robby, she's talked multiple times about being a gun owner. it all started when she joked to oprah that anyone breaking in her house would be getting shot. but as i was listening to that last night, i was thinking, maybe this is about blunting republican criticism that she is soft on crime. maybe it's -- we talk about the new media landscape, it is that old thing, like, people want to elect a president who they want to have a beer with, i don't know, but clearly she's made a decision to talk about it in a specific way and i wonder what you make of it. >> yeah, good for her. i mean, look the issue for democrats, or any common sense person right now, is not whether somebody owns a gun or not. it is whether we have good laws in place to protect children so you can't bring in a loaded gun to a school, and massacre students. and so i think by talking openly about her gun ownership, it gives a permission structure for some people who see the democratic party as resistant to the idea of gun ownership as not that. that our tent is big enough for all k

also as robbie will show -- no one does power points as well as robbie in his presentation in a moment, there is real division about the role of violence in our society and in the electoral process. it is a very troubling time that is a country we need to come to terms with now but also after this election is over. i want to thank catalina navarro of brookings who has done so much, particularly to pull this together today. one of the great things about this partnership is we have always had awesome some respondents to this survey. a veteran and somebody who has been there with us is joy reid from msnbc. at the brilliant a.b. stoddard of the bulwark has joined us today. even if you are not a numbers guy, which i confess i am, you are in for a real treat today. in the process of enjoying that treat you will learn a lot of stuff you did not know. welcome, everyone, and i want to welcome, the president and founder of prri, the author of some extraordinary books. robbie has been at the forefront of demonstrating the racial and racist past within our religious traditions but also pointing th

>> well, i think robbie said it running against donald trump is hard to take media share, right?ink just having the event there alone is kind of trying to play that same game because we were talking about it. if she had done this speech and outside detroit or philadelphia, or atlanta, we probably wouldn't put as much significance on it, isn't a man bites dog type of event where she's going outside of her regular campaign form. and it will take some more of that media share. i think it will be important as to what she says. so if this is a dark speech, an angry speech a very ominous speech, i think that that will leave a bad taste in a lot of americans mountains, a lot of folks aren't necessarily, i think someone said trumpnesia it's not even that it's just americans have bigger problems than what happened four years ago. and so she needs to strike a chord of a positive future forward if she wants to address wife she's there and what we're doing there. and i think the biggest benefit of her doing a speech there is that we're all going to talk about it because it's something unique

being seen as a referendum on that decision by prime minister new random or these government, same as robbie as well. the 1st polls in indian administered kashmir since the hindu nationalist government of india is prime minister. now rather a movie strip. the muslim majority, a region of its long held semi autonomous status 5 years ago. as the votes were counted on tuesday, it became clear fairly quickly. the main opposition congress party and its regional hour. the national conference would carry the day. drama, cut them from the 10 of those who sold to the fetus and know it to be seen now. but this puts more responsibility on our shoulders. it's now duty to prove ourselves with these folks to work, which will remain in priority for the next 5 years from article $370.00 gave special status to kashmir as an indian state. removing it brought the region directly under new delegates control. something that resonated among moti supporters, but in kashmir was seen as a way to force demographic changes. the region has been on edge ever since civil liberties, curved and media guy. the audible 30 ma

his name is robbie. just had a in central garza young girl carries her little sister on her back. one foot wrapped in bandages covered with that she was hit by a car and cannot walk. i am going to al sheet. i am very tired. i have been carrying here for an hour and cannot walk any longer. barefoot, exhausted, and alone on the side of the road, hold on. i am the offer of a rock to come back to the refugee camp where they live from a stranger. at any other time it might be a parent's worst nightmare. but for a child living through a wolf, it is a small lily. i said, i'm in southern garza. israel keeps up. it's war on civilian. it's intense. a drug strike on milwaukee in fun use, killed or injured more display to build, so called safe. so palestinians say our lives is this a safe humanitarian? same old lies attends housing display civilians was targeted and innocent. people inside killed my son. most up was killed. that was not a low bar, only 2 and a half years was cuba. what was wrong with the disconnect the child? was he a fighter, a general, an army officer for this initial boy w

now to his ranger list, robbie berman intel of feet high robbie, tell us more about, want to know now about what happened to your well 1st i just want to say that i most on television hurts aliya. so one of the most famous shooting range is where people are coming and practicing those skills and their personal firearms. the countries on the high alerts. all we do know that this was an arab, is riley from the better way. and similarly from the living and the better when able to presumably are better when is relative, had committed a similar attack, as we mentioned in 2015 in the exact same spot at the central bus station in bare chava, i pulled up a month to the boss who is a member of class, the government has condemned the chair or jack of the arab and said that he should know better. uh and we have mary regular, the minister of transportation was a right. we minister who is calling for the family to be deported to be expelled from israel. now what's really interesting is this family as a result of the terror attacks that came out of this family in 2015. there was an order issue for

we uh we will a bit more on this and verification as well. robbie, thanks for not local journalist robbie berman at live from israel. the okay to northern gals that we go. we're at least 40 police the names have been killed in his really rocket fire that struck residential areas of baseline city about this according to the gallon and help ministry of winning disturbing images are coming up. video circulating online shows wounded people's reportedly victims of the idea of attack, the slots and buildings in the area, local emergency services say a number of people, blad item lost their lives as they were being treated in the aftermath now, on the same 1st responders were also allegedly, the law from reaching the location because of the idea of the case is real claims. the assault was aimed at destroying a from us command center. well this is come out and one hospital which has been under siege the local health industry has reported that hundreds of medic, patients displaced by less than ins, were detained during an idea afraid on the facility. electricity had been cut, causing the debts and

do you see it as the same, robby? >> well, first and foremost on the clinton campaign, comey was making an announcement that he was closing an investigation and was choosing not to press charges. in this case, we have a prosecutor who has pressed charges, was sent back by the judge to re-examine those charges based on donald trump's supreme court ruling in his favor, and now he's come back with even more information. so the two aren't really alike. and i would say if trump's team had wanted to hurry up and get this over with before the election, i'm not a lawyer, but they certainly at no juncture have ever taken steps to speed any of this up. i think he likes this. i think he wants this to keep going. he wants to keep this fight alive, and i think chairman steele is right, not that we needed more evidence but this is definitely more evidence that this is all about him. this is not about our democracy. this is not about the voters. this is not about the people. this is about him winning an election, and taking power. >

[laughter] >> you know, i -- we only have a minute left, robbie, but i have to ask you this question. i flew through seattle last month. >> it's very nice from 30,000 feet. >> i was in the airport in seattle and i got off and all of these huge lines back into the walkway of the airport and i was trying to figure out what was going on and it was all outside of bathrooms and i realized they're all unisex bathroom. everybody is waiting in line. this is crazy. the history show us that the policies and the ideas of the left eventually implode on them and people come to their senses. >> well, here i think we need to be very careful not to indulge in wishful thinking. it's not true that history will always self-correct. it's not true that we can just wait around doing nothing and the craziness of the left will result in something that corrects the craziness of the left. we have no guaranty of that. the way things actually change is when people make decisions, when they make choices, when they act, when they make sacrifices, when they take risks, when they lead, we would be a different world

the drive of the truck on robbie's riley or shots that by by some of these identity g has continue that strikes across the gaza strip. injured people were brought to hospitality and gaza city after an attack on the northwest and she dropped one area, gaza as homeless around the health industry says thousands of palestinians have been killed in gas out and sunday. most of them in the not slowing. jump on the exit. polls show the rude and liberal democratic prophecies sets into news its majority in the lower house of parliament for the 1st time in years. the results reflect both the outrage of other parties, financial scandals. it's not yet k a l d p will still be able to continue. it's kept in correlation with the commit to potty the exit polls. the acura rates, the results will make it difficult for probably me to stop. she gave a receiver to get his spots. he's policies through parliament. he called us not protection, not that taking over by this condo hits l d p last 4 weeks ago. or just 4 weeks ago . i saw the news we have for now, but stay with us for an in depth report on the bottl

you've already met robbie jones. to his right but stage left or reverse, who knows, is melissa jackman, who is this -- is melissa deckman, ceo of the public religion research institute. to her right is a.b. stoddard, a veteran columnist and political analyst, now at the bulwark. we also welcome back joy reid, who is the host of the readout and a political analyst for msnbc. each panelist will have about five minutes and if you look to your left you will find catalina navarro who will hold up a one minute card when you have one minute left and a stop card. in order to get in all of the panel and the very high volume of internet questions i will be a tough cough -- a tough cop. you can see i have some pork from the american people in that. -- i have support from the american people in that. [laughter] i would ask you if you have not done so already to please silence your cell phones or pagers. with that melissa, over to you. melissa: good morning. first off, i want to welcome everyone here on behalf of prri and extend

robby soave, josh hammer, siu thank for coming to pick thousands of anti-israel protesters margin on anniversary of the october seventh document dragging the u.s. flag in the streets, our anti-semitism panel will join us live on a sat next and later in the nightcap of says... >> freak, free palestine! >> trace: did you ever expect to see this amount of hatred and anti-semitism happening in america since the october seventh attack, a one year, why or why not? let us know on x and instagram your responses ahead in the e nightcap". ♪ ♪ in 15 or more headache days a month each lasting 4 hours or more. botox® prevents headaches in adults with chronic migraine before they start. and treatment is 4 times a year. in a survey, 91% of users wish they'd started sooner. so why wait? talk to your doctor. effects of botox® may spread hours to weeks after injection causing serious symptoms. alert your doctor right away as difficulty swallowing speaking, breathing, eye problems, or muscle weakness can be signs of a life-threatening condition. side effects may include allergic reactions, neck and inj

from more we are job but just joined by robbie williams.o, what have you been noticing in the consumer, consent -- particularly the consumer living paycheck-to-paycheck. rodney: the good thing is that they are employed more. the problem is that they are facing is that they are underemployed. they are in a job where the wage is less than they feel they should earn. the combination of that alongside inflation to lower income individuals who rent check to pay check we understand that hits harder. they are still feeling a burn and this is a very challenging economic firemen with rising debt, study and elation that at the end of the day there wages are not enough for their everyday expenses. vonnie: average hourly earnings worlds -- was up a little bit year-over-year, a tiny bit more than inflation. our those looking for loans seeing the benefits of better wages versus higher inflation? rodney: they are not really seeing it. and you have to take things into consideration. a schoolteacher who was once a schoolteacher but then started to drive ube

amount of population sir, maturing into a sport lifestyle and the spirit of sport within a decade, robbie has realized his dream is innovative sneaker designs have helped catapult the brand too top of china's sport industry trends come and go, but winning is always cool because it's faster moving forward high performance, high technology so yeah, there are paces unbelievable 400,000 of us have left blood thinners behind for line. we've had our stroke risk and said goodbye to our bleeding i'm worried with the watchmen implant. >> watchmen. >> it's one time for a lifetime less than two weeks after hurricane helene made landfall in florida, the state is bracing for yet another hurricane potentially a major category three storm, will tropical storm milton formed in the western gulf on saturday it's expected to quickly intensify and bring life-threatening conditions to parts of florida's west coast around midweek, florida governor ron de santos declared a state of emergency in advance for 35 counties on saturday the us national hurricane center is also warning people in mexico's yucatan penins

really miss being called robbie lk. robbie tell me what i need to know what i missed in the markets. i know things are flat today. what's coming up today this week? >> we're close to all-time highs. so we're having a great year. the market's up about 23% signed last few left office, probably about 20% today off about a named erin report. it's what alphabet says about nvidia. that's important. are they buying a lot of semiconductors for but of course they have to talk about the part of justice and other things than tomorrow. we get meta and microsoft. the next day we get apple and amazon. i believe the market's super expensive. it will fall if they don't say good things about the future. but also after really reported solid number, not great, solid but good things about the future is what we're looking home prices. also up 4.2% year over year. so. things are kind of see the same i doing nicely. so i miss nothing >> tell you, i did learn that if i have a choice on what to miss, i would chop off my hand rather than my foot

. >> according to the palestinian health ministry camera, robbie was in this crowd of protesters in san francisco sunday calling for an end to the war. the political class of this country just won't listen. >> 2, the overwhelming majority of people calling for an end to this war and end to the violence. arabi says a peaceful end to the war is long overdue after a century of violence and devastation towards palestinians. the idea that october 7th is the start of anything you know there there was an article on october 6th, 2023 that called that year, the deadliest for palestinian children. senator wiener has also called for an end to the war in gaza and the peaceful two-state solution, but says anyone who thinks october 7th wasn't the start of the war is seriously mistaken. nothing. >> buys what hamas to one year ago today by invading israel >> 1200 people, including >> babies. there will be a memorial service at 07:00pm tonight at temple emanuel in san francisco for the lives lost one year ago today. reporting in the newsroom. i'm rob nesbitt kron 4 news and today comes as tensions in th

the still on palestinian resistance, but nicely civilians suffering st best robbie has more in northern garza possibilities are our ways by probab billings. the hope of a ceasefire is gone. escaping unscathed is unlikely, but another is really attack more death and destruction. for most palestinians, these have become certain things a drone above the la here issues of warning in arabic use, really army is coming to bomb the area. shortly afterwards, an air strike a man wants to help only to find members of his own family are among the day the, the day he's real has decimated the health care system and guides. the un says every hospital has been affected and not one remains fully function. is really thing in northern guys is being targeted school was being targets. a lot of people are arrested. the men and women have the rest of the hospitals that are being targeted. genocide is taking place over there and the people are forced to leave northern guys surround and stars threatened and slaughter. israel's really offensive his taking on a familiar rhythm. and palestinians can not get away.

robbie was in this crowd of protesters in san francisco sunday, calling for an end to the war. the political class of this country just won't listen. >> 2, the overwhelming majority of people calling for an end to this war and end to the violence. senator wiener has also called for an end to the war in gaza and a peaceful two-state solution. he hopes that will also bring a sense of peace here at home. you go to party, but instead >> synagogues, places of worship. have metal detectors. and that was true october, 7th up more extreme. now, there will be a memorial service at 07:00pm tonight at temple emanuel in san francisco for the lives lost one year ago today. reporting in the newsroom. i'm rob nesbitt kron. 4 news. >> in and old room. >> in the south bay, the bay area, jewish community relations council, also known as the jcrc held a vigil at san jose state to honor the lives lost in the october 7th attack. the organization is holding events all throughout the bay area to give people a chance to mourn. and just a few feet away from that pro-palestinian counter protests occurre

well, robby mcniven, a british historian, talks about how this kind of warfare was very different than the campaigns on the east coast that most of us are so familiar with. if we study this war at all. the spanish army waged a massive and complex campaign along the gulf coast from mississippi all the way over into florida, a huge operation gets very little attention and historian joshua provan wrote a chapter for joshua wrote a chapter from will. from the american side they have the greatest army and the government was well established. the continental army at a huge problem with muni may have did every other army in the entire work., it was unique. have four of the other contributors here with us, which is even better. first off, we're going to have john reese talking about another one of the problems that the continental army had besides mutiny. they had some really serious problems with recruiting during the war. and john is going to talk about the american militia system and the continental army in new jersey and how those two worked together to try to solve some of these really di

we have a local journalist that we're working to get up live for you, robbie berman so hopefully we'll get him on the scene for us later on in the program. well overnight idea of strikes have rocks of the lebanese, a capital, and the suburbs, several bombs, his civilian neighborhoods are true at the sight reports, the area surrounding a refugee camp came under fire. the settlement was built by the red crescent for palestinians flitting the conflict and gaza and the west bank. there have been no immediate statements from officials about casualties or damage to the camps. facilities. idea of has confirmed it struck t hezbollah strongholds and eliminated dozens of soldiers. israel also says the militant group, let attacks from that area earlier has the alarm some massive garage on northern israel, according to the idea of what it shows. israel intercepting a number of the rockets. tesla has issued evacuation orders for civilians as the idea loose is activity in your 11 ons of southern border throughout the week. israel try it out. daily. strikes on cities across 11 on one of the attacks s

the problem is that the 2 most common types of coffee a robbie kinda and robust us only grow in the so called coffee belt. they need a stable tropical climate to grow by 2050 climate change threatens to make half of those regions unsuitable for cultivation. this is not going to as the fix to and fulfilled gene cards. but also on the, it was, his team was the hard because some, because of the increasing demand for coffee versus the c w 2 doses that are predicted in the future, people might be forced to step groans, golfing, including cutting a for a given areas. for example, predicted areas would like predicted areas and forests, which is not equal each kind of good to avoid that from happening. how can existing plantations be saved? rebecca re discovered wild coffee variety could be part of the answer. it appears to be more resilient to drowned and pest infestation, but this is no quick fix noise coffee. introducing a new types of coffee to the global market is definitely a long term project team. we talked about the systemic chain, which we didn't name on time because it's not a home

so let me begin with a question for robbie that we in fact received online which is such a perfect question that i've decided to throw it this way. here is how the question reads. please clarify the difference between two groups. the first group, christians who believe that religion has a legitimate role in public life. the second group, the people you called christian nationalists that you have really pioneered the study of. so what are those differences? >> it's a really important question. i'm guinness a one quick thing to joy's comments about the encampments. we have now heard trump calling for an alien enemies act which would be the thing you would do to marshall those kinds and just as a reminder that act is how we got japanese internment camps in this country. this is not something we have not done before. it's not even theoretical. i just want to put that point out there. it's really important point. we have a long tradition in this country of religious groups having all kinds of appropriate influence in public life. separation of church and state but that doesn't have a separation

thanks, robbie. the end is near, though. in sight.next, the 49ers hall of famers being honored this sunday when the team hosts the cardinals. we'll sit down with this guy, pat willis, to talk about who he thinks is the 49ers st player on thebe at levi's forecast, 94 degrees in santa clara, and rob said it might even go up to 9596, especially if you're on the upper deck. yeah. here's the upside, though. former 49ers star patrick willis will be honored for being inducted into the pro football hall of fame. a few months ago, willis sat down with nbc's matt maiocco about a current 49ers star who impresses him. no. fred warner very well. and you've studied his game. you know, with that, that balance of the physical skills and the mental game man. he seems to be. yeah, he seems to be right there, doesn't he? yeah. yeah. you know, and i mean, this is a fred is playing tremendous football right now. i mean he's and he's been since he's got since he's got here man. been playing unbelievable football. i love everything about fred's game and wha

robbie. yeah, and for october, it typically this is a month that we have to deal with high fire danger due to the war, dry, breezy conditions. we're seeing some of that up around lake county near the glen haven fire. the winds 15 to 25mph pushing that fire upslope and towards the east, that area under a red flag warning. as we head into tomorrow morning. included in that will be the east bay mountains and the santa cruz mountains. the other big story, though, is the heat. this is the unusual part about the forecast inland areas average highs should be 78 to 80 instead this weekend. highs in the 90s to above 100 degrees. so for outdoor events, including what will be the kickoff forecast out at levi's stadium, this forecast holds. this will be the hottest start to a game there at levi's stadium. 94 degrees. keep in mind high temperatures this time of year right around the 3:00 hour. so past halftime into the second half, you could be looking at upper 90s with even hotter temperatures along the

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last but not least, climate activist, the show robbie joining us again from bengal real pleasure to have you back with us on the stream this. yeah, i think you all so much for joining us, roxy. every year around this time, we see the news out of india and bangladesh and the images are devastating. we see uh, floods and land slides. i wanted to ask you if monsoons really are getting worse and why don't want somebody to like plan for the people so base. yeah. it's almost like up to the people that quarter of the was the list is still having yeah. long dry expense in the short span. so anyways, what's the last place in place to install for a in the rain the season. we are getting a seasons or on the spring for the next few days to as you always time. so i honestly, the madison has changed. yes. it's also funny why this keeps in visa races on the side. so that's the kind of change that. yeah. see that i took months well, and that's because of the science behind it. because it's connected to the wine the walmart and we'll see a whole more moisture as far as on time. so it doesn't leave for a

i mean obviously robbie has been tracking the company. it's been a month since it's very escalated this one and lebanon. i'm in that time, it's estimated that around a 100 lebanese health care workers have been killed and the keys, 50 health facilities have come on to file this week. the associated press capture at the moment. and is there any bulk destroyed a building just yards from the 680 the medical center, one of beetles, largest public hospitalized the same day is really ministry spokesperson. daniel had got a put another bailed hospitality in the cross hairs. where is the bunker located? directly under is sahu hospital in the heart of the root in the doctor, you the messaging and the graphics released by israel. both striking similarities to video is, is been released to make the case to bump hospitalized across gaza. been that of, of quote, how most come on centers on the hosp. the buildings has been altered a bit in lebanon. israel says, has bella has dashed gold and other assets under so head hospital. the only evidence provide

shelter to the next from one is really attack to the next, with no end to the war in sight seeing bus robbie ultra 0 are these are in the military. how's the gun being accused of souls of the using tell us doing detainees as human shields. multiple investigations by international media supported what was on the exclusive report 1st published by al, just ever in june. these all the images, oranges are obtained, that show is really so just focusing palestinians into unexplored tunnels and homes across the strip reporting also found evidence of detainees dressed in his rightly military uniform who were forced to go ahead of his ready soldiers to check for explosives and possible booby traps is believed hundreds of published studies and goals are being used, biased by the soldiers in this way, as human trails, which would be a violation of the geneva conventions. like a link is a full but you and special raffle to the human rights in the occupied palestinian territory. he explains why the false to use of palestinians as human shields is against international humanitarian law. it is highly distur