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joining me now, the ceo of team rubicon, art dela cruz.p us learn how your team is preparing for recovery. after milton, you have many teams on the ground dealing with helene. what's the plan now? >> yeah, you know, it's a bit of an extraordinary circumstance. we actually have about 14 different teams spread across the southeast from tennessee south all the way to florida. we retrograded the team here in florida to keep them out of harm's way. i'm actually here in atlanta, georgia, where we constituted two more routes that will help out after the destruction there. but this is a time when we rely on our volunteers who come from all over the country to meet this incredible need. >> what is your team's top priority come tomorrow morning at 8:00 a.m.? >> yes, number one, the priority is to keep our volunteers safe. to ensure we could do with our part to move debris. first responders and emergency personnel and recovery crews can begin to do their work. so we're taking a bite out of some of the barriers that people have experienced tomorrow. >

120 mile-per-hour winds with 19 tornadoes repeated across the state leaving mounds of debris, team rubicon has traveled to florida to take action, veteran blood humanitarian group based out of california it helps communities with disaster relief, geordie on the ground in punta gorda is team rubicon vp of operation, good to see you, thank you very much for being here, give us a sense of what you seen on the ground. >> thank you for having us all, great day to be a a shirt, were important punta gorda and we are seeing damage and as we move north we have several teens canvassing the area and multiple counties and we've been working in pascoe county as a result of hurricane helene and we had to do a safety stand down and the operation is getting back up and running we will see more ruth roof damage and a lot of inlet flood warning there is more to come. with milton. maria: there is more in terms of debris and terms of what, you're talking about the cleanup. >> right, obviously the cleanup, again with the end led flood warning's, there is still areas that aren't safe to go when and we will goin

those organizations include team rubicon and the united methodist committee on disaster relief. we have also got the southern baptist disaster relief organizations involved in different parts of the state as well, so especially for some of the elderly you may not be a liberal -- able to go in and rip out your drywall. some of these places are talking about feet in terms of storm surge. these organizations will help. we are also working on -- we started a program a couple years ago where we can purchase some of the supplies you need to do things like this in bulk. a lot of times they will give us a good deal. sometimes they will make donations and operation rubicon can have all they need and go to work. that is important and we are glad they are doing that. now you have people that have had their homes rendered uninhabitable. some homes have been totally wiped out, particularly in the big bend part of florida. there were homes that made it through idalia even though that is where the storm made in 2023 and had almost no damage. some of those same houses were totally wiped off the

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team rubicon is jumping into action. >> lawrence: team rubicon, describe some of the scene. this is probably the hardest hit area, jeff. why is that? >> you know, as you can see, lawrence, the power of water is very, very hard to beat. you know, the damage is visual. so, you know, what we're doing with team rubicon. we are a veteran led nonprofit organization. we are in a multiple states as a result of helene. what we have been able to do here in asheville, specific is help the city with clearing roads as you can see. this is the river, one of the many rivers here but, you know, behind us is the road. so clearing roads and letting the city crews get some day off and providing some better safety routes for the citizens. >> lawrence: you say most of the time you guys are doing the first initial trying to get where the first responders can get to the locations because at this point now, you're transitioning to help the organization because most of the people that are heater it's no longer search and rescue, it's recovery. >

he is the ceo of team rubicon and art.fully we're all good now when we lost the connection, i was asking you about how long are you going to stay there? and i just want to point out to how important the work you're doing. and the other volunteers, as we're hearing from the dhs secretary that fema is running out of money, this hurricane season, uh this country could could increasingly rely on volunteers like you and team rubicon, given what, you know, the federal government is facing tell us about how long you plan to be there and the work you continue to do yeah, you know, the reality is, with our route clearance team, we sprinted into a marathon and we're now in this phase across these six states where this is a months long game of recovery. >> for these, you know, individuals, you know, here in that last interview and what they are experiencing with the breadth of the line, it's i think it's important to understand that it's not isolated to the coast of florida. it extends a significant amount of geographic expanse and,

the turning point was the assassination of the hezbollah leader mazarelo and i think since then, rubiconrossed for the israelis and hezbollah —— nasrallah. i think israel is now a more focused on the objective which, in my opinion, is going to be very hard if not impossible of decimating hezbollah and hezbollah is going now back to its mission of resistance. it has been decapitated, yes, it has been decapitated, yes, it has been decapitated, yes, it has been weakened but the invasion of southern lebanon by israel has given it a lifeline and a new mission and its rallying people behind it. we saw that israel—hezbollah war in 2006 and now arguably israel's capacities are greater and its intelligence so what can both sides learn from the previous conflict and what might this conflict look like as a result of that experience? well, it's going to be bloodier, i think. well, it's going to be bloodier, ithink. israel well, it's going to be bloodier, i think. israel have said it's going to be a limited operation but if you follow the evacuation orders that are being issued by the israeli army on

you've crossed the rubicon and you are on the other. the other thing is just practical. you can have a nuclear device pretty quickly, they could have the fissile material to do it in a matter of weeks. but now you've got a big device, you have to take that now and make it into you have to take te and turn it into a nuclear weapon. you have to build a missile to get it there. you have to build a reentry system and have it explode predictably. that will take a long time, many months. that valley of death where you have declared you have a nuclear weapon and you are still working on the aspects, you are very vulnerable. the iranians know that. the iranian decision to go forward with him nuclear weapon is not as easy a decision as you might think, particularly when they gain so much of dancing with us on the possibility of breakout. to go back to the question asked at the beginning, i have no reason to believe we would not do that if it look like they could be overwhelmed. host: speaking of north korea, did they do the same thing, did they flirt with the line before crossing

difficult not to draw a line between the persecution of me by the us government, its crossing of the rubiconnternational criminalization. get out of the enclosure, who needed exotic animals, maria valeeva found out. aviary pustkin guru does not leave the house, there are practically no visitors to the territory of the bird park vorobyi in the kaluga region, police are working on the scene, last night two kangaroo babies were stolen, who had just begun to leave their mother's pouch and feed themselves. it is possible, experts note that one of the employees could have taken the cubs, since the camera is on the territory. kangaroo legs are very well set, so it would be easy to do something like that , a sharp steel spike, and a blow from mom and dad is deadly dangerous, so apparently it was done by people who simply knew how to do it, yes, how to handle animals, specialists. grazing without a mother kangaroo cubs can die, they are not yet independent enough, they need special care. a criminal case has been opened on the fact of theft of cubs case. based on this fact, the investigative departmen

i think the betting is not that rubicon has been crossed and that israel goes after iran directly. just can't sit back and let us continue to happen. >> sandra: yeah. jon anik our coverage will continue here with the breaking news on the fox news channel. thank you for everybody joining us here. i'm sandra smith. >> john: and i am john roberts. we will see you again tomorrow. who knows what that will hold. comak the story comak with martha is up next and continued or breaking news. >> martha: thank you very much, you guys. we do continue the

parallels even in everyday life, yes, that is , when suddenly a child of 10 or 11 years old tells you the rubicon has been crossed with knowledge of the matter where this phrase came from, perhaps this is also important. not far from the farm are the famous ahinkoski waterfalls, it was here that the film azori zde stoii based on the story of the same name by boris vasiliev was filmed. the director of the film stanislav rostotsky spoke about himself half-jokingly, i have a hobby - filming and a profession - fishing. the beauty of these places impressed him so much that he left moscow forever and moved to neighboring scarili and the leningrad region. on the coast of the gulf of finland, but who is rostotsky, a hereditary aristocrat, a front-line soldier, a hero of the great patriotic war, he was capable of decisive actions that everyone admires, but not everyone can do. fortunately, there is a compromise, dreaming of moving to korelia in the distant future, and until then visiting here regularly, everything necessary for tourists in the republic there is. all-union hit about leningradskoe komarovo,

but us a saw and says, has crossed the rubicon for criminalizing journalism, you said weekly, is, was all about people learning the truth in the world. he said, knowledge empowers us to hold power to account. he said we cliques, obtained and published terrible truths about the us military about is assassination programs. it's rendition programs and then a song you said he did the moral duty to inform the public. he said, for example, he said the war and ukraine i seen the west criminalizing journalism in russia. you said the writes of journalist and the european space are seriously threatened. and a key pointing, made of journalism is not a crime. it is the main pillar of a free, unfair society, some really intriguing country that from the free man as he is now today, julian hassan with his friends in the audience that are the council of europe. you'll see a big ride top going online in just a moment on our website that will be oxy dot com. the, in the late 18 ninety's french soldiers led by general to boot. i arrived in asia with the goal of expanding french control in west africa to

but israel says as many as half of them have already died, including 19 year old american etienne rubicon is his father. >> on one hand, it's like a year, but it's more like a groundhog day that you wake up each day and it's a continuous day over and over and over again. >> today, in tel aviv, he and other hostage families met with jack lew, the u.s. ambassador to israel. part of the team struggling to secure the release of the hostages, seven of whom are american and no more than four of them are still alive. >> we have our concerns. the elections is coming up. what does that mean? what does it mean about the team that's negotiating? what is the contingency plan? if there is a change in the administration? so all of those things, you know, keep us very much awake at nigh. >> obviously, u.s. domestic politics and the presidential election just about a month away. all of that playing a huge part in the concern for the american hostage families in terms of what will happen to their loved ones. meanwhile, the sun is now setting on an entire miserable year for israelis who will go to bed toni

that is a rubicon that can't be recrossed. develop the fisle material, when they do in a matter of days or weeks, they have a delivery problem. they have to create a missile to allow it to take the missile to tel aviv or whatever target they choose. that is a matter of many months and that is the valley of death for iran because you're in that period of time they will have declared nuclear and they will be vulnerable. it is not a physics problem, the aeronautical engineering systems are vulnerable to attack. it is not as easy to declare we're going nuclear. they have to balance a number of things as they do that. >> important context. if i could ask you, sir, former president trump as you know faces an ongoing assassination threat as revenge for ordering the killing of sulemany, the general and you played a key role in that and you face threats as well. mr. trump said big threats on my life by iran, the entire u.s. military is watching and waiting. the biden white houses that condemned the threats but some republicans say it i

there's a lot of nonprofit partners, red cross, rubicon, so many different players that want to help get recovery initiated. they will step up and start looking at sustainable measures. it's not just every storm coming through, there are ways we could be smart about infrastructure moving forward. in the short term it's about getting power back on, people in homes that are safe and making sure we are getting people the help they need. host: one of the stories in the papers is how insurance picks up, what are your concerns about the insurance companies to do so? guest: no surprise them florida we have been struggling with rising cost of insurance and providers leaving the state. insurance is the first step people are taking photos and submitting to their insurance companies. these areas are not predominantly -- places like the -- a lot of primary residence have lived there for 40 or 50 years and the homes are not insured. you have a tremendous effort from the community to help you build fema has resources to help these folks. for sure, insurance companies are the ship -- the first ones

it's crossing, crossing the rubicon flight internationally criminalizing journalism to the to climate. for us freedom expression that exists. now when i found it, we can fix it was driven by a simple dream to educate people about how the world works. so that through understanding we might bring about something better having a matter of where we are. let's just understand way we might go. the knowledge empowers us to hold power to accounts and to demand justice where there is none. we obtained and published truths about tens of thousands of hidden casualties of war and all the unseen horrors about programs of assassination rendition, torture and mass available. we reveal not just when and with these things happens, but frequently the policies, the agreements and the structures behind them. when we publish collateral motor, the infamous gun camera footage of the us apache helicopter crew. eagerly, blowing to pieces are rocky journalists and the rescue is the visual reality of mountain wolfish shop the world to be also used interest in this video to direct people to the classified polici

something, something short of triggering a major war, or did they make the decision to cross the rubicon and go into a serious war with israel in the u.s. -- and to the u.s. israel is feeling triumphant and powerful, how they react is something that the iranians might miscalculate as well. i want to -- sonali: i want to acknowledge that this attack is coming on the people of a vice presidential debate, perhaps the only one of this election cycle. if you take a look at how the world is watching, the election cycle in the united states, the reaction to the conflict in the middle east, what are you thinking? what are governments around the world thinking in terms of the u.s. role in this escalating conflict? paul: i think the world's ceric -- seeing that the u.s. and u.s. administration has been powerless to influence their main ally, israel, for the last year. the u.s. certainly supported the right to defend themselves after the horrific attacks of october 7, but within a few weeks the biden administration and netanyahu administration began to diverge quite seriously on the war in gaza, on

ukraine knew them yet, i personally considered them my find, they went in 2012, but then after this rubicon of 2014, they decided that it is more important to be for yourself and for your own, and went to ukrainian, to the ukrainian language, in to his work, in general to ukrainian semantics and so on and so forth, and the completely opposite story and this... always about choice, but what do we demand from the stars if they are ordinary people, ordinary people not in public professions, let's say, very often finding themselves abroad, for some reason they also lose their ukrainian identity, or specially hide their ukrainian identity, having recently visited abroad, i can say that it is very rare to distinguish where a russian is and where a ukrainian, everyone speaks: in russian, it is really so, maybe this does not apply to all countries, but what you sometimes do you do not understand where is your own and where is someone else's, and everything is so veiled by this russian entourage, it is a little confusing, and the question arises in my head, how am i then supposed to prove to people,

i think since then a rubicon has been crossed on both sides, for the israelis and for hezbollah.opinion will be very hard to achieve, if not impossible, of decimating hezbollah and hezbollah is now going back to its mission of resistance. it has been decapitated, yes, it has been weakened, yes but the invasion of southern lebanon by israel has given it a lifeline and a new mission and it is taking people behind it. of course, we saw the israeli has hezbollah war in 2006. arguably now israel's capacities are greater and its intelligence. what can both sides learn from the previous conflict and what might this conflict look as a result of that experience? it is going to be bloodier, i think. israel has said it is going to be a limited operation but if you follow the evacuation orders that are being issued by the israeli army on a daily basis in terms of how many villages in southern lebanon have to be evacuated, you get the impression, you definitely get that it is not going to be that because these villages are well beyond the line were supposedly according to the security council

when no one in ukraine knew them yet, i personally considered them my find in... but then after this rubiconthey decided that it is more important to be for yourself and for your own, and they went to ukrainian, to the ukrainian language in their work, in general to ukrainian semantics and so on and so on, a completely opposite story, and it is always about choice, but what do we demand from the stars, if simple people... people of non-public professions, let's say, very often when they find themselves abroad, for some reason they also lose or specially hide their ukrainian identity, having recently visited abroad, i can say that it is very rare to distinguish where a russian is, and where a ukrainian , everyone speaks russian, and it's really true, maybe it doesn't apply to all countries, but the fact that sometimes you don't understand where your... a stranger, veiled by this russian entourage, is a bit confusing, the question arises in my head, how should i then prove to people, residents of spain, poland, italy, and other countries, that they should support ukraine, if ukraine is not hea

world central kitchen and team rubicon.than 230 people have been killed, and another hurricane is now barreling. as jeff told you, toward florida. north carolina natives luke combs and eric church also teaming up for a relief concert to benefit colleen victims, fellow appalachian legends james taylor and billy strings have also volunteered to perform at the concert for carolina. they're going to share the stage october 26 at the bank of america stadium in charlotte. let's take a look inside the control room at 30 rock. lester holt getting ready for nightly news. one of the top stories. hurricane milton is exploding in intensity just 11 days after helene made landfall. this storm now moving in toward tampa and western florida. nightly news is tracking milton as people are racing to get out of town. but first, we're taking you to monterey county, where a home made wine barrels is now on the market. the big story views and the price tag coming up next. is it possible to count on my internet like my customers count on me? it is

. >> we are bringing in the representative from team rubicon. jeff, good morning.he situation with water and power there? >> yes, good morning. thank you for having us. it's a great day to be a gray shirt. we have teams from florida, you know, all the way up the coast, to here in asheville. right now, we're in asheville and, you know, the primary focus for the city is the water situation. obviously, there's power outages. power is coming back on in a lot of places, but the water still remains a priority here in asheville. >> it is pretty stunning to see the pictures next to you, the side of that, the car or tractor, just on its side right now. when you got there and saw the situation, what was your instinct when you saw what it looked like in asheville? >> well, you know, it's not just asheville. i personally started in florida on friday of last week following the storm up and getting our teams in the field. meeting the needs that we can meet. this is clearly a disaster where the needs outpace the resources. we are in a disaster that we'll be in for a long time. th

the question is a political decision, but they would go and take this last step of crossing the rubicon, a significant one could potentially be that trigger and should be avoided because a lot of the problems of the west has with iran, whether it support of terrorist groups in the region or its proliferation of drones and missiles to state and non—state actors, all of these would become so much more difficult to deal with if iran is sitting behind a nuclear shield. and i want to add to this the difficulty that as a result of us withdrawal from the nuclear agreement, the international inspectors still have full view of all of the fissile material. but since three years ago they have no visibility to harm the advanced centrifuges there and has produced and whether it has also created new clandestine nine facilities that could be used in a —— towards nuclear weapons or not. and this is why, again, anything that would disturb the existing balance would be a grave mistake. a officials were in new york last week talking to the european counterparts trying to find a diplomatic way to get back

me or some nasty things, or make another throw-in, release from prison is basically marked such a rubicon, after that you became uninteresting, yes, of course, that is, yes, if we talk specifically about some, i would say ex-belarusian media, opposition, then yes , of course, they still write there, and any step i take, it is discussed quite widely, but if we talk about some... okay, roman, today it is fashionable to talk about cases, so here is the ex-glavremsky telegram channel, who was released, got married. some new pardons are coming out and people are given a chance, another question is how they will use it, but this is the essence in that the state and the president personally , having mercy, give these people freedom of choice, you made a mistake, asked for forgiveness, we forgave, how will you build your life now, what choices will you make, and do you understand? how hard is it for many to make such a choice, to step over yourself, to admit that you are wrong? you know, it depends on the person, well, you understood perfectly well that the hate would be colossal, well, and also

that hasn't happened something we can't get used to what iran did yesterday not normal they crossed rubicon red lines did it in april whenever attacks, in iran to inside israel in april president biden told bibi, take win no israeli died i don't think bibi should have listened to that advice then certainly not listen to it now israel has to respond we can't get used to iran sending hundreds of ballistic missiles weaponry inside i recall they continue get away with this type of attack. maria: what do you think the proper response should be? >> israel has range of options was reported yesterday that the government war cabinet meeting i think time you are going to have to look at all the ballistic missiles number one that hezbollah has acquired you have to eliminate that northern threat for israel, you also have to look at existential threat from iran nothing should be off the table, in trump administration, as you know we took, out soleimani i am sure israel looking at targets like iran nuclear weapons program oil infrastructure a lunchers a sophisticated set of targets everything should be o

for more information on how to help, please reach out and check out team rubicon. there's a lot >> a community just north of the bay area evacuated after a fast-m ving wildfire forces them out of their homes. we're hearing from neighbors and the crews that are battling the flames >> the search continues tonight for the thief who took off with the woman's purse in vallejo. why the victim believes she targeted. >> and be careful how you pay for parking in san francisco. we've got a warning tonight about scammers targeting drivers. thanks for joining us at 10 o'clock. i'm dan thorn and i'm noelle bellow tonight. a fire in lake county is threatening more than 2000 structures. >> many of which are glen haven fire is burning near the clear lake area. >> and we're just learning that forward. progress has actually stopped. it's now at 10% containment families are now taking shelter inside a casino about an hour south crown for us jack moment spoke with families who don't know if they'll have a home to come back to. >> the glen haven fire is not as large as other fires we'v

. >> talking about those angels, we're thinking about team rubicon, extraordinary organizations on the ground helping people. think about them and if you need help, ask for it. if you can give, please do. harris got a bump, but trump got some good news in the sun belt states. we'll make sense of it when the 11th hour continues. sleep more deeply and wake up rejuvenated. purple mattresses exclusive gel flex grid draws away heat, relieves pressure, and instantly adapts. sleep better. live purple. right now buy more, save more. up to $600 off. visit purple.com or a store near you nexium 24hr prevents heartburn acid before it begins. get all-day and all-night heartburn acid prevention with just one pill a day. choose acid prevention. choose nexium. >>> let's look at the polls. harris make slight gains, holding a strong lead in the sun belt despite talk texas in florida are more competitive than had ever. the former president still has a 13-point lead in florida, and a six-point lead in texas. here to discuss the strategist, chuck roka, cohost of the latino votes. and also the strategist an

we are thinking about world central kitchen and team rubicon.xtraordinary organizations on the ground. if you need help, ask for it but if you can get help, please give. when we return there is a bump in the polls but trump did get good news in the sunbelt. sunb . say hello to your fairy godmother alice, and long-lasting gain scent beads. part of the irresistible scent collection from gain. i have moderate to severe plaque psoriasis. thanks to skyrizi i'm playing with clearer skin. 3 out of 4 people achieved 90% clearer skin at 4 months. and skyrizi is just 4 doses a year after 2 starter doses. serious allergic reactions and an increased risk of infections or a lower ability to fight them may occur. tell your doctor if you have an infection or symptoms, had a vaccine, or plan to. with skyrizi, nothing on my skin means everything! ask your dermatologist about skyrizi. learn how abbvie could help you save. >>> l let's look at the polls, vice president harris might be making slight gains nationally in the 2024 state. but trump has a slight lead in

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but israel says as many as half of them have already died, including 19 year old american etienne rubicon is his father. >> on one hand, it's like a year, but it's more like a groundhog day that you wake up each day and it's a continuous day over and over and over again. >> today in tel aviv, he and other hostage families met with jack lew, the u.s. ambassador to israel, part of the team struggling to secure the release of the hostages, seven of whom are american and no more than four of them are still alive. >> we have our concerns. the elections is coming up. what does that mean? what does it mean about the team that's negotiating? what is the contingency plan? if there is a change in the administration? so all of those things, you know, keep us very much awake at nigh. >> a lot of lost sleep among american hostage families in particular, with no idea about what domestic u.s. politics and the fate of the presidential election around a month from now will do to the hostage release negotiations and the fate of their loved ones. you can hear back here sobbing, reverberating through this fi

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we see time and time again, save our allies, rubicon, they are able to get stuff done.le, they know how to cut through and say, here's what needs to happen right now. the fact that we are hearing from karine jean-pierre that this fema money goes for the immigrants in cities, this fema money is going towards relief efforts, and that money is going to run out, and we see this other hurricane barreling toward the coast, i don't know what else people need to see other than to look at the situation and listen to the people on the ground. i know there's a lot of politics going back and forth here, but the person i interviewed and countless other people saying, we are neighbors helping neighbors and we are getting help from private groups. but the government can't handle this stuff. they stepped all over their own feet, they don't know who is talking to whom, and it is the perfect demonstration of large bureaucratic government that is falling all over itself. >> kayleigh: mollie, maybe the most tone-deaf tweet of the century came from vice president kamala harris saying, "i'm

meant an amazing private effort as well on behalf of a number of veterans who do this work through rubicon allies in all of that so that been a huge, huge help as well and we hope that florida fares well. cedric richmond thank you very much for being here today. ♪ ♪ >> martha: joining minnow is alina habba, trump 2024 senior advisor. good to have you with us. you know, there's been criticism about former president trump and cedric was touching on that there and what he has said about the ability for the administration to respond to this issue, what do you see to that? >> it's very simple. let's talk about facts, cedric saying this misinformation. let's talk about information is an disputable. while helene -- to go on a podcast about, all her daddy. when holly was having my president biden was nowhere to be found. so now we have retake. by the way this morning the -- the view kamala saint president trump lacks empathy, no one was rich. is a person's help with elon musk get everybody starlike. so i'm talking facts and honestly, what governor desantis it was perfect. this is not the time to p

something that would pressure the iranian regime to retaliate, but also they would think to cross the rubicon into some of the nuclear capabilities. so thinking that regard, maybe the military sites the many targets, targets will enable iran to continue in the future. but again, it's all connected what the israeli government want to achieve from the future attack against iran and then this would have to result in an iranian retaliation right? you're in iran expert. they presumably have to particularly because now they don't have the option of asking hezbollah juror to respond they are going to have to increasingly get involved directly in a thing that the chances are they going to retaliate this is why we are standing in front of real escalation. region one between israel and iran. that's for sure. i liked 14 april, i think. now the chances are higher in that regard. and i think it's also connected to the fat-free like you said, the iranians feel the need to retaliate because of the situation of hezbollah. remember that hezbollah was the cushion. what the real protector overrun the element th

let's go back to april because april the 13th, iran crossed the rubicon. israel through the proxies. be it through yemen or hezbollah and hamas. but iran sent a message saying it was willing to directly engage israel and it did again on tuesday. iran is at the edge of a nuclear break out and willing to take on israel one on one appeared where does that leave us today? >> we are at this point because of irresponsible statecraft and not taking the iranian remains she more seriously and the deterrents we had has evaporated and they are not being taken seriously more seriously. it's become irrelevant because of their action but it will take a forceful response and it seems like the israelis are on the cusp of that and i'm not sure we will see an escalation because we already escalated it but i don't think we will see an expansion of a region were because it has expanded as far as it can go. >> john: if you have iran attacking israel it's an indication that those two nations are at war. trying to figure out where will israel go with the attack. i want to put up

this flurry of people with access that want these favors at the and it really kind got crossed the rubicon in the trump administration, where presidents are using the pardon power to their friends for allies donors and to protect themselves from oversight. and there's just no way the framers of the constitution would have endorsed that but they probably didn't anticipate lots of things about the 21st century. yeah i want to get there first. just sort of a side note, is it to say with only slight exaggeration that but for the pardon power australia would not have been settled? oh, i don't know you know more about that. it sounds like that i i'm just that the pardon was used as know to on the condition that criminals emigrate right australia and actually originally to emigrate to our country right exactly so you know we'll put those bad bad guys or whatever over and that that far off landed kind of clean up. i mean there's some vestiges of that in our current political conversation as well which is a topic for another day but sure yeah and were just a lot fewer people on the planet back then

it now and seeing basically whether they can go back to some kind of not status quo ante because a rubicon has been crossed both sides have now engaged directly for the first time in 45 years. i mean, from april to now, the iranian foreign ministry has also set out a statement that obviously they condemn this. they say they reserve the right, but they also mindful of their commitment to regional peace and security. so we'll see in terms of reestablishing deterrence, do you think is roles able to effectively do that despite this being a targeted and precise attack, there have been those in the israeli opposition that had been asking and pushing israel to go even further to go after those energy and nuclear facilities despite this being a limited strike, the fact that israel was they will to dominate iran's air defense systems for so long. >> does that in and of itself, do you think reestablish some level of deterrence as they say, in the military, detects only works when there's no fourth gayle was so whatever the israeli maybe more dramatic desires for much more dramatic take action, it's

remains the biggest backer by far, and it's certainly when it comes to crossing the next weapons rubicon, that ukraine is looking at that issue of lifting restrictions in using western long-range missiles inside russia president zelenskyy hinted last week that the three countries that provide them the u.s. the uk and france. they want unanimity in the u.s. at this point, maybe the holdout secretary austin saying on friday that he believes ukraine is doing perfectly well with its own drones when it comes to hitting these targets deep inside russia. so all of this will be extremely closely watched during this visit. now, just over two weeks out from the u.s. election right? our thanks to clare sebastian joining us from london with that live report still to come, we are following the latest developments in the middle east as first responders search for survivors in lebanon after new israeli strikes overnight. plus extreme overnight rainfall and severe flooding bring death and destruction on two continents. details, when we return built for places new probably never be time for where you nee

very closely what should for ukraine, this presents a major argument in favor of crossing the next rubicon in terms of weapons, they are going to be arguing certainly with this meeting with austin today that the west needs to lift restrictions on using long-range missiles inside russia. now that there may be another national army being deployed by russia in this war, and it does show there's still focused on the front line and pushing forward if they using infantry effectively. >> well, we don't know how these troops he's north korean troops would be deployed or where they could be used as sort of elite forces. there may be part of the sort of human waves tactic that we've seen. russia use. but what it does speak to, of course, is that strategy of attrition that russia needs to bring an ever more weapons in put me in ever more lot more manpower. so that it can keep this war going until they hope ukraine vows out. >> thank you we are learning that an american detained by russia was involved in a bit of intrigue for the u.s so paul whelan says, he passed information he learned from other pri

i think the betting is not that rubicon has been crossed and that israel goes after iran directly. just can't sit back and let us continue to happen. >> sandra: yeah. jon anik our coverage will continue here with the breaking news on the fox news channel. thank you for everybody joining us here. i'm sandra smith. >> john: and i am john roberts. we will see you again tomorrow. who knows what that will hold. comak the story comak with martha is up next and continued or breaking news. >> martha: thank you very much, you guys. we do continue the breaking news this afternoon, good afternoon everybody i martha maccallum and in new york and we are willing for updates, expect them very soon. you see the two podium tear the pentagon and the state department we will hear from both, we just heard from dixilyn van "get you caught up to speed on what he said just moments ago. but the breaking news today is that iran has bombarded israel with 200 missiles -- ballistic missile just heard the secretary of state antony blinken put that number on it and they're calling it payback for the killing of