local leaders in the lone star state may see yet as a sorely missed opportunity since it's been over one year since she ha visited the border. as for him, the president, easy yet to make a trip at all. >> to date, the border the congress of the white house has squandered a golden opportunity to forge a distinguished legacy for immigration and border security. >> if you've been following thi the issue of border security is really becoming. --of that mid in several key states. not just in texas but others like arizona and nevada as well. for perspective it consider this , fox news learned that just this weekend that there are mor than 13,000 micro encounters across the entire seven border. some have called that an invasion but by any definition, it is worth noting. >> we are going to talk more about that. austin is a great time the whit house correspondent live it for us in dc. it lets bring in the political panel to get a bit more insight into the vice president decided not to visit the border that sh happens to be in charge of it. there's big debate tonight involving a senate seat in

to some extent, was aware of our plans for the deployment of the regional group of forces of the star state, the arrival of russian military personnel in belarus, and received the purpose of instructing the united states of america and the special services of poland, lithuania, ukraine, to activate their agents on the territory of belarus at the time of deployment grouping, its arrival was planned to sow terrorist attacks on railway facilities, hence the statement of the president, minister of foreign affairs, makei, chairman of the kgb, on counter-terrorist measures. here are ordinary citizens. they are simply not noticed, in fact, the committee at the police department of the ministry of internal affairs - this is the main department for combating crime and corruption - has pre-prepared lists of persons. here is the information about the planned attacks. this means that this gangster underground is largely controlled by us, that is, the operational penetration of the degree of operational penetration of the belarusian special services, according to available, for example, my information i

he is the top official in texas republican secretary of state john b scott of the lone star state, mrtoday. >> eric, great to be with you. eric: tell me what you're doing and what you're doing to ensure credibility and honesty of elections in your state? >> well, it start way before the election is held. every machine used and the software used in machines goes through certification process both at state and federal level and my working with experts from the texas attorney general's office we make sure that all those machines, for instance, are not ever connected to the internet, don't have the ability to be connected to the internet, that the software used on those machines is certified only by us from that perspective so that we make sure that it's safe. we have 254 different counties that are currently doing logic and accuracy testing on each of those machines. those tests will be performed twice before the election and once after the election. all across the great state and in addition to that we will do a hash validation test where the software that's loaded in those machines wil

new york city mayor eric adams before giving the buses tickets carrying migrants from the lone star state, his spokesperson saying in part, quote, this is mayor adams ploy to stop texas from busing migrants to his self-declared sanctuary city but new york governor kathy hochul dodged a question about the growing migrant crisis as vice president border czar chastising leaders. watch this. >> i think it's an absolute dereliction of duty and if you see a problem and we need to address it, then if you're a leader, participate in a solution because we are offering solutions but instead this gamesmanship with real human beings who trust us. maria: joining the conversation all morning long dagen mcdowell, mark tepper and mitch roschelle, dereliction of duty, dagen, that is rich. dagen: well, they don't trust you vice president because you and your policies along with your boss joe biden have created this nightmare and layed the foundation for the human traffickers and drug traffickers to suffer from human suffering. migrants have died trying to get into the country and please speak to the famili

taylor coleman has been living out of her van named barb for roughly a year and traveling the lone star statevoters and helping many people navigate draconian new rules. and then there is olivia juliana, the 19-year-old director of politics at gen z for change, crisscrossing the state, making sure the younger generation turn out for candidates up and down the ballot, and do not play with her on twirtd, you're going to get your feeling hurt. taylor and olivia join me now. thank you both for being here. olivia, you're at a disadvantage, my sister. i'm so sorry that you're not here, but i know you're out there working. i want to start with you. here's some numbers i'm going to throw out for you, olivia. in 2020, 41% of young voters turned out. it was 54% nationally. in 2018, it was 36%. so voter turnout among younger voters is increasing. do you think that it's enough in this state to change the state? >> i absolutely do. i mean, we have seen just since the dobbs decision came out that we have had 300,000 new voters registered, and i think it's 37% of those people are people under the age of 25,

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we'll take a look at china's network state cyber surveillance and gazing at the stars we hear from an astronomer the something new pictures from the james web space telescope. ah hello, i'm pleased to say we've got some quiet to weather coming into worse southern than eastern parts of the u. s. now, this massive cloud here that was responsible for the heavy snow that we've seen all the way down towards kentucky pushing towards the southernmost path. still a brisk, normally wind coming through here. so that's a fresh one. that's a cold one single figure there, into that eastern side of canada as we go through work thursday. still with some lively showers, a little bit of lake effect, snow still a possibility, and what a 2 spots most of the u. s. will be dry by this day. still some warm flavor towards the west but not as warm as it has been recently 1617 celsius. therefore calgary and also for seattle loss. he drives we go on into friday, notice those temperatures falling away. wet weather does come into b. c at long last. when need the right? so that is good news and rain clearing away

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counting over over 3,000 of them as joe biden's open border policies continue to overwhelm the lone star state. over 2 million migrants encounters at the southwest border as of august. coming to new york city from texas going door-to-door asking for help. telling "the new york post," waiting for food, clothes, many of the migrants arriving in the big apple unprepared. eric adams now declaring a state of emergency over the few thousand migrants that have been bused to his city. >> we've just learned the man accused of stabbing and killing two people in las vegas is an illegal immigrant who already had a violent crime charge on his rap sheet but was able to avoid a four year sentence after the d.a. failed to bring the case in time. joining me now is shay sanna. we appreciate it. >> thank you for having me. >> tell us what happened here. what happened with these previous domestic violence charges in error. because of that era, these two people in vegas are dead. what went wrong? >> i was in the prosecutor assigned to the case at the time. but reviewing what i read about what happened, it appears

abbott slamming new york city mayor eric adams or ticketing buses carrying migrants from the lone star state. "this is another pathetic ploy by mayor adams to stop texas from busing migrants to a self-declared sanctuary city." each bus used by the state of texas for this busing mission undergoes texas department of public safety commercial vehicle inspections before departing for sanctuary cities. the city of el paso demanding more than $6 million in reimbursements after claiming the federal government released more than 26,000 migrants into the community last month. but it looks like that's going to be a tough battle as borders rvp kamala harris -- listen to what she had to say last night during an interview on late night with seth meyers. >> i think it's an absolute dereliction of duty. if you see a problem and if we agree that we need to address it, if you are a leader, participate in a solution. >> carley: to be clear, she said that about other leaders. she's the borders are. >> todd: that she loves using words that have no context. >> that's the biggest pot/kettle moment i've ever witne

york city mayor eric adams for the nypd for pulling over and ticketing some buses from the lone star state>> carly: this is another pathetic ploy from abbott sending them to sanctuary cities and each bus used for the state of texas undergoes a thorough texas didn't of public safety, commercial vehicle inspection before departing for sanctuary cities. joining us live is fox news contributor lara trump. lara, the new york post is reporting that members of the nypd spent hours meticulously searching each bus for any possible infraction, booking logs, tread tires, fuel levels and windshield wiper placements and these are the buss that are pulling into port authority and dropping the migrants off. the goal is to get the buses off the road so the migrants stop coming. is that going to work? >> well, it's a good thing there's not a crime crisis going on in new york city. oh, wait, there is. this is where the nypd is focusing their time. it turns out whenever you violate the laws on the southern border and allow that to happen, it's a problem all across the country. ask the people down in texas ho

look at remnants of what was once hurricane roslyn starting to inch its way closer into the lone star state id did make landfall as a category 3 hurricane tonight. it is going to become a tropical depression before we can even more into texas. but we're tracking very dry, clear and calm conditions. and because of that, we're going to be under a frost advisory starting in a little bit less than an hour from now. high temperatures today, though, did warm up very nicely about 2 to 5 degrees of warming. but we are going to see temperatures for the most part below average from coastal valleys with the exception of oakland, you are actually a degree above normal at 71 degrees. but let's take a look at temperatures as you step out the door for your sunday night. half moon bay already cooling down into the upper 40's at 48 degrees as his fairfax. just because of those calm conditions. but novato downtown san francisco and even the east bay shoreline in the low to mid 60's. thanks to some light but breezy offshore winds out there right now. it's a very unique microclimate forecast for your bay area.

texas governor who lives and breeds every day who tries to stop the flow across the border, lone star stateeries of roundtables including our next guest dps director steve mccraw. hey, steve from what was accomplished yesterday? speak of the most important thing obviously is enforcement of education, they are not just focused on enforcement portion but yesterday was about education. listing all state agencies and listing communities across to texas the media to be able to educate parents and adults in terms of the dangers and literally, literally one pill does kill. we are talking about what the mexican cartels have done with fentanyl. >> brian: why don't we click consider them a terrorist group? with the mexican government i don't we tell them? they're access to drugs? >> certainly the sovereign responsibility of securing the international border of mexico belongs to the federal government but the governor has leaned very forward on this regard spending billions of dollars, texas military in terms of said taking national guard on the border and thousands of true present texas rangers to co

in the lone star state gets no federal health. texas congresswoman speier 25 john just now.gresswoman. >> good morning thank you for having me. what you said in this it's not until they moved to the graham democratic states that the federal government is possibly looking at stuff again. >> what their budget hypocrites to be honest with you. this isn't just the south texas problem this is also an american problem. within new york and california had a step up. we need all the sanctuary cities to step up. we are at max capacity here in south texas we need help from the federal government, we need the jill biden administration accompanied a south texas and come to see the policies that they have been in place and what is cost this humanitarian crisis that were going to do here in south texas. >> cell telemundo and nbc has a ball that just came out and he says that the democrats back in 2012 led the latino vote or had it by 42 points. look at it now it is shrinking. democrats leading the latino vote by the 21.2 september of this year. why is that why i am more latinos switching t

some of the reports across the lone star state of texas, damage and some images to share with you ofire house with winds gusting up to 60, 70 miles per hour as the system rolled through. for now we'll take a case of a severe, clear day. pockets of wet weather and portions of the northwest dealing with wet weather that you'll notice. we've seen a lot of rainfall for the past few days. portions of missouri, arkansas as well. widespread coverage of 2 to 4 inches of a region drought stricken. the interior portion of the northwest seeing the beneficial snowfall coming down. we touched on this. areas have seen up to 100% of their state, oklahoma we're talking to you, with drought conditions in place. again, notice over the next few days, parts of oklahoma, areas of arkansas, beneficial rainfall is in store. washington and oregon still in the same category of drought. over the next five or so days additional rounds of wet weather. a lot of good news for folks who need the rainfall. much more weather has filtered in. it was close to 70 degrees. only the 50s in store for your wednesday aftern

the hothouse company faces a legal battle over the product which is now made in the lone star state. 's is made in north carolina. the sauce makers capitalize on consumer desire to partake in the culture and authentic cuisine of one of the most prideful states in america. emily, you are the attorney. i don't see any harm done. >> emily: it's a common theme and a lot of lawsuits. kona brewing company sued for giving the appearance that they were brewed exclusively in hawaii. there is a verifiable claim. you have to be transparent. you have to be honest in your marketing practices. they actually do have a case. >> kayleigh: who has the time to sue because your texas hot sauce wasn't from texas. >> kennedy: one of his nickname is texas pete? texas is a state of mind as much as anything else. >> pete: people with time to sue mcdonald's because there's not enough chicken and the chicken nuggets. >> kennedy: order the nine piece. >> pete: ten. >> kayleigh: proof positive we live into a litigious of a society. >> jackie: made an assumption that was manufactured there. he could see what's goi

on this trip she was in the lone star state for a political fundraiser.eaction like there to the vice president's trip? >> well, people are upset because they want her to visit here, gillian. good afternoon. let me just take you up to our sky drone and just give you a sense exactly of what's happening here in eagle pass. part of the del rio sector, it's ground 0, along the fire, crossings all day long every single day. we are crossing now a golf course which is surreal in and of itself to see people playing golf while hundreds of thousands arrive every year and in the distance you see the national guard vehicles and a large white bus, that's just sitting here waiting for the next large group. speaking of, let me show you this video now this. is video from our drone earlier this morning, the group was about 100 to 150, most from venezuela, cuba, colombia, and then another video from yesterday from the drone. this one much larger, 178 in this. 21 of them were children yet as you mentioned, harris, the border czar not coming to see it, and congressman tony g

texas governor greg abbott slamming mayor adams for ticketing vehicles set from the lone star state.lling the move a pathetic ploy and meanwhile vice president kamala harris blasting the buzzing of migrants. here is what she had to say late night with seth meyers after failing to visit the border this weekend a visit to texas. >> i think it is just an absolute dereliction of duty if you see a problem and we agreed that we need to address it, then if you are a leader, participate in a solution. >> so far, more than 2 million migrant encounters at the southern border in fiscal year 2022. so interesting, they are from the borders are appeared an agreement to purchase twitter mg over the deal. answered by investors that must have a stop start approach designed to eliminate stock prices. you must agree to purchase the platform $34 million evaluation signal here at that elon musk was bluffing all along. jennifer lopez, don't tell that to america's youth. according to glinting tree, lendingtree survey 22% of millennials and 19% of gen c got into debt what they spent on dating. and they spen

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meanwhile, border officials in the lone star state reported an outstanding 601,100 migrant apprehensionshwest border just this weekend. del rio and el paso, texas, accounting for 3500 of them. and it's columbus day and statues of the italian explorer are once again the target of protesters claiming columbus does not represent racial justice. many statues are already covered in tarps and boxes to stop protesters from defiling them any further and in philadelphia the statute has been inside of a box for more than two years as the courts fight over whether or not to remove it completely. the city added green, white, and red paint to represent italian heritage. now to the nfl as tom brady and the bucs benefit from a rushing pass call. cut short, a potential falcons come back. many online label it one of the worst calls of the season so far, toppling the falcons. the eagles remained perfect on the season against the cardinals thanks in large part to arizona missing this field goal in the final minute, instead of going into overtime. they went 20 heaven 17. in john dominic lund and the giants

russian military who risk their lives with them to stop the terror of civilians, awarded gold stars by statewards. heroes of russia was presented by the minister of defense sergei shoigu , the captain's unit. alexandra danilova identified the enemy's sabotage and reconnaissance group. trying to hide, they went straight to the command observation post, all the way to the enemy reconnaissance group and later went straight to my cnp. the commander, respectively, in which i was together with the commander of a neighboring unit with an officer. so the two of us started a fight with them and literally, well, until the last store. we seemed to be fighting, waiting for the arrival, what a small group alexander danilov brought out to raise the equipment and the fighters he himself received, wounded and shell- shocked, the unit under the command of ruslan kurbanov captured the dominant height without a single loss, destroying 38 vehicles in armored vehicles. including 15 machines. i'm proud of my unit because first and foremost. this is the merit of my subordinate personnel , because thanks to the com

to put that in perspective, the lone star state ranks 43rd in the country when it comes to householdss -- are stepping in to help. the owners have made it part of their mission to combat food insecurity, help struggling businesses throughout the state. i want to bring in the ceo, miguel garza, and he and his family, authors of the brand new cookbook, titled, seat at the table. miguel, thank you so much for being here. part of what is so fascinating to me about the brand, about the success of the rant, is how much of it is really rooted in texas and how much of it is rooted in your family's personal experience. i know we could dedicate about an hour and a half to this origin story. for those who don't know, how did it come to be? >> first thanks for having me on. it started in 2014. it really goes a little bit further back than that. in 1999, my sister was diagnosed with an auto immune condition. then in 2004, she was diagnosed with another auto immune condition called lupus. she struggled with that for quite a few years and then in 2009, my brother recommended that she make a change t

we have games all weekend on ktvu washington commanders heading to the lone star state to take on thelas cowboys. nfl sunday coverage in just a moment, but first college football saturday double header right here on fox . and here with the preview is big news. saturday's joel klatt. big day of college football on fox. this saturday it gets started at 10 a.m. eastern, with big noon kickoff. rob reggie, matt brady and coach get you all set for our match up at noon. michigan on the road is a top five team against iowa, where top five teams go to die. i always been so good in their last six matchups at home against top five teams. they've won five of those matchups. that defense is very good, and they'll be looking to get turnovers from the young quarterback j. j mccarthy and the michigan wolverines. then after that, a big 12 showdown, a rematch of last year's big 12 championship game as oklahoma state goes on the road to face baylor. that one is going to be a really good game, folks and the winner of that is going to be in the catbird seat in a very competitive and deep big 12 conference

right now there are more than 17.1 million registered voters in the lone star state.ars ago. cheryl? cheryl: all right. casey stegall, thank you for that live report, casey, appreciate it. >>> now to another candidate deep in campaign mode with just over a month until the midterms. new jersey republican congressman jeff van drew. congressman, it's always good to speak with you. what's to your biggest takeaway from casey's report? >> the biggest takeaway is that governor abbott's going to win. the biggest take is that governor abbott is right on point. in other words, you know, it's wonderful for these people in elitist areas, wealthy areas to say that these small towns just have to take in tons, thousands, millions of undocumented, illegal individuals, but that, boy, we sure won't have them in our community even though they say they're sanctuary areas. that's my takeaway. my takeaway is that we have a ton to do to make this border issue better. i can go into all of that, if you want. cheryl: sure. okay, no, no, no. so border is definitely top of mine for you. it seems

meanwhile, border officials in the lone star state report an outstanding 6,700 migrant apprehensionsoss the southwest border just this weekend. dell rio and el paso, texas accounting for 3500 of those. and it is columbus day and the statues of the italian explorer are once again the target of protesters claiming columbus does not represent racial justice. many statues are already covered in tarps and boxes to stop protesters from defiling them any further. but in philadelphia, the statue has been inside of a box for more than two years as the courts fight over whether or not to remove it completely. the city added green, white and red paint to represent italian heritage. and now to the story. the nfl as tom brady and the bucs benefit from a roughing the passer call. they cut short a potential comeback many calling it the worst call of the season. also in that game, a young fan is tackled by security after running on to the field. that boy's mother telling the a.p. he's just 10 years old. no charges have been filed. hopefully he learned his lesson there. meanwhile, the eagles remain p

. >> to the lone star state home of a couple presidents, frank and lewisville texas an independent you are on,. >> i appreciate that sir can you hear me okay? >> number one i think trump should have been a lot higher the number 41. this is for the panel. i want to know how political this survey was. anybody on the panel what the percentage of left wing democratic historian voting was compared to the percentage of rights wing republican historian voters. >> richard norton did we ask party affiliation we selected the 142. >> we made a very deliberate effort to diversify, recognizing implicit with the caller is saying is that traditionally come historically as i've said earlier as he talked about left leaning textbooks. while academics and particularly those who study the presidency especially political scientists have tended to lead in the same way. interestingly enough, if you look at the steady growth and the size of the diversity and that representativeness has been a very significant effort. i would say successful effort to incorporate more conservative voices. but the terminology th

extent, the enemy was aware of our plans for the deployment of a regional group of troops of the star stateof indicating the united states of america to the special services was received. poland are your ukraine to activate its agents on the territory of belarus at the time of the deployment of the group of its arrival, it was planned to sow terrorist attacks on railway facilities, hence the statement of the president of the minister of foreign affairs, makei, chairman of the kgb on counter-terrorism measures. here are ordinary citizens. they are simply not noticed, in fact, the committee at the police department of the ministry of internal affairs, this main department for combating crime and corruption, has pre- prepared lists, there are people. information

4, 1931, the first year of the civil war, when by law, the number -- of stars needed to be adjusted to match the number of states's when the star-spangled banner, the flag, becomes a sacred union. they are in a symbiotic relationship and it is the civil war that makes the american flag and makes the star-spangled banner sacred, because it is a sacrifice of blood to end slavery and keep the country united that makes those symbols so important in american life. in 1814, when keys writes the spahr fangled banner, there are 17 states, 15 stars, and nobody cares, because it's not an important symbol. people do not have flags on their homes or in schools. that is a post-civil war thing, civil war veterans groups made that happen. but this particular irony between a song that celebrates freedom and a land where, in 1861, 4 million people are enslaved, leads to the publication of this lyric -- jose do you hear, and anti-slavery -- oh say do you hear, an antislavery anthem. this was published in michigan in 1844 by all abolitionist -- an abolitionist paper. that was the signal of the liberty newspaper. this particular pi

star. the state legislature asked him to testify behind closed doors about his crime policies and he turnedthen he flew from philly to harrisburg and went to the capitol steps and held a press conference and called the republicans racist, said they were pursuing a southern strategy. republicans are upset because a white democrat d.a. is letting black people kill each other and that's racist. that's larry krasner's theory there. larry krasner let out a guy who ran over a woman and her baby daughter killing them, let him out on bail, then he went up and shot a high school football practice. larry krasner had a guy that was in prison for murder and he had an integrity unit let him out, nowesque charged with another murder and another that's on the lam. he is the worst d.a. in this country and deserves everything coming to him. >> judge, this isn't just about republicans, it is real victims that are victims of crimes, women raped on public transportation. we sat down to talk about crime and safety. listen to that and get your take. >> how many women feel it is safe for them to pump your gas her

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not exactly an unusual find in the lone star state.istol. a distinctive, pink frame. >> it was a 22. >> it was indeed. >> the same caliber as the bullet that killed robin. once more -- >> it's got broken pieces on, it which is odd. >> so, investigators went back to the crime scene, and sifted through the soil, around where the tahoe had been. and they, are they found, a 22 caliber shell casing, and two tiny fragments. >> no question, those two chips found on the ground that that gun. >> fracture mattered neatly. >> like a jigsaw puzzle? >> fit right in. >> and, just as the pieces of the pistol fit together, so too did a clearer picture of what happened that night. like those inexplicable marks, and pink residue on robin's window. >> you imaginary someone's been on the glass with a gun. >> why would someone bang on a window with a gun? >> anger. >> it looked as if the pink gun could be the murder weapon. which was very interesting, because, right after the murder, before they found the gun, investigators had examined katie's facebook pa

but what a horrible turn of events for a star from the united states, a star who has repped our country and, kate this is the 250th day, she was arrested february 17th and it is 250 days later today and she of course is still dealing with this incredible horror and or deal. they put out a statement calling for her mead release and sullivan said this. the president has demonstrated that he is willing to go to extraordinary lengths and make tough decisions to bring americans home. do you see that as a signal in the way forward or what extraordinary lengths and tough decisions could be on the table at this point? >> well, i was struck by the very sort of frustrated and, you know, sort of angry even tone in that statement. it reflects the fact that the biden administration has gone quite far in its effort to start negotiations with the putin government over griner and others, including over the summer releasing information that they have proposed a significant swap of a major convicted russian arms dealer. again, what is amazing is that you're not hearing anything that suggests serious prog

operation lone star is state funded. we haven't received support from the fed federal government.esponsibility and acknowledge we have a crisis at the border. it is unacceptable. will: thank you, gentlemen. appreciate what you're doing to keep the country safe. the wall street journal calling president biden rumpelstiltskin. we have maria bartiromo reacting next. putting our skills to the test, all the tips and tricks we need to be the one, the only, lj, lawrence jones at pumpkin carving with power tools. you've got clots practicing. that ain't lookinged good. i think we've got you beat. let's see if we have lj beat. we'll have more coming up. ♪ i could use a little -- dog 2: words like fetch. dog 3: naturally dog 4: it's insurance for pets. dog 5: it covers us if we get sick. cat 1: or hurt dog 6: so fetch isn't just chasing after a tennis ball? vo: fetch. unmatched pet insurance, advice, and love. ah, these bills are crazy. she has no idea she's sitting on a goldmine. well she doesn't know that if she owns a life insurance policy of $100,000 or more she can sell all or part of i

. >> to the lone star state, home of a couple presidents, frank in louisville texas -- you are on. richard smith, you have frank. >> i pray create this, here. can you hear me okay? >> okay. number one, i think trump should have been a lot higher than number 41, okay? this is for the panel. i want to know how political this survey was and any on the anybody on the panel, what the percentage of left-wing democratic historians voters was compared to the percentage of the right wing republican historian voters. >> did we ask party affiliation when we selected the 142 historians for this? >> we certainly made a very deliberate effort to, as i say, diversify and recognize implicit in what the caller was saying is that traditionally, historically, as i said earlier just as amity talked about left-leaning textbooks, about academics and particularly those who studied the presidency. especially the political sides have tended to lean in the same way. interestingly enough, and this by the way can begin. the survey, if you look at the steady growth of the size of the diversity represented in t

russia olga kachuri with the call sign korsa was awarded posthumously and today the head of state presented the gold starr daughter alena the state award of russia that was awarded to your mother, she was a courageous person, absolutely significant, i would say for the donbass for the donetsk republic first of all. i have been respected by many. and what is especially important, as can be seen from the documents during her command of the corresponding unit, there was no loss in it, unfortunately, it was not possible. i want this award to be protected in your family. training of those mobilized throughout russia goes on day and night. there is an infantry fighting vehicle hit at shooting ranges in novosibirsk, the emphasis is on training in the dark , a conditional target must be hit from a machine gun and a grenade launcher, the fighters are mastering night vision devices. at the training grounds of the army corps on sakhalin, experienced instructors transfer skills to grenade launchers in the course program, firing from rpg-7, throwing grenades, camouflage on the spot. the most large-scale trainings dir

trucks, the russian military, who are risking their lives to protect civilians, were awarded gold stars with states. heroes of russia was presented by the minister of defense sergei shoigu, the captain's unit. alexandra danilova revealed a sabotage reconnaissance group of the enemy 20 people, trying to escape, they went straight to the command observation post, everything was on the reconnaissance group of the enemy. later they went straight to my knp. the commander, respectively, to which i was together with the commander of a neighboring unit with an officer. so the two of us started a fight with them and literally, well, until the last store. we seemed to be fighting, waiting for the arrival of the assault group alexander danilov brought out. from under the fire equipment and fighters. himself received, wounded and shell-shocked , the unit under the command of ruslan kurbanov , without a single loss, captured the dominant height, destroying 38 armored vehicles, including 15 tanks. i'm proud of my unit because that, first of all, this is the merit of my subordinate personnel, because thanks to t

las night brittney griner got a shadow from a fellow star as th golden state warriors were celebrating their nba championship, steph curry had a passionate message of support for brittney griner. >> brittney griner's birthday i today. she's 32 years old. we want to continue to let her nam be known and we pray that , it' been 243 days since she has bee wrongfully incarcerated in russia and we hope that she comes home soon and everybody's doing their part to get her home. >> reporter: the olympic gold medalist has been in russian custody when authorities found gram of oedipus oil at a moscow airport. she claimed it was for medicinal use , but the court convicted her of drug possessio and sentenced her to nine years in prison. the biden administration has proposed a prisoner swap , but russia has not accepted it. brittney griner's appeal hearing is scheduled for october 25th. tina krause, cbs news. >>> let's get to first alert meteorologist, darren peck. it' warm outside. >> reporter: yes, and record tying warm because the numbers in the city like mid-80s and oakland, 84, those numbers ar

last night griner got a shoutou from a fellow star as the golde state war reports were celebrating the championship, stef curry had a message of support. >> gritny grinnie's birthday is today, she is 32 years old. she want to continue to let her nam be known and it's been 24 days since she has been wrongfully incarcerated. >> reporter: in russian custody since february when authorities found less than a gram of cannabis oil in he suitcase at moscow airport. she claimed it was for medicinal use but the court convicted her of drag dru possession and sentenced her to nine years in prison. the biden administration proposed a prisoner swap but russia has no accepted it. >>> recovery from hurricane ian a causeway is back open again. crews worked for three weeks working repairs to the badly damaged causeway, evacuees coul go home. the aftermath of the deadly storm is taking a toll o the mental health of survivors. for many, who lost everything, grief seems to weigh heavier ta the debris am report from the world health organization shows between one third and half of those directly exposed to

gold star hero of russia, the highest state award was awarded to lieutenant anatoly ishchenko, the surrenderas to prevent the enemy from fulfilling his combat mission . and in the new russian territories, the long-awaited heating season has started in the north. primorye the first snow paralyzed ice on the roads. and come on, all together for the first time in the history of the show, the audience is waiting for a tour of two semi-finals. russia is doing everything possible to resolve relations between armenia and azerbaijan, president vladimir putin said this today via video link from novogarev, took part in an extraordinary session of the collective security council of the collective security treaty organization of the collective security treaty organization, according to the head of state , sustainable peace can be achieved through the consistent implementation of the agreements between baku and yerevan. even today we are doing everything possible to achieve a comprehensive and comprehensive normalization of relations between baku and yerevan, i would like to immediately note this, which

for me, because this is the soldier's medal, which our grandfathers received the highest state awards. the gold stars of the heroes of russia were personally presented to two officers by defense minister sergei shoigu at the national center defense department, a unit under the command of ruslan kurbanov, without a single loss, captured the dominant height, destroying 38 armored vehicles, including 15 tanks. i am proud of my unit, because, first of all , it is the merit of my subordinate personnel, because thanks to the common work, i received such a highest state award. i will return back to the special war zone of the operation to my personnel, because the commander must always be ahead of his personal the composition of the unit of captain alexander danilov revealed a sabotage enemy reconnaissance group of 20 people, trying to escape, they went straight to the command observation post. they penetrated the area. vladimir all on the reconnaissance group of the enemy and later went straight to my cnp. the commander, respectively, to which i was together with the commander of a neighboring unit. as an

don’t know the same position that is stated on american channels, but we know it's not a lie to the washington police why you're playing with the lives of golden starsn person from the hands of the secretary of defense, and also right on the front lines. this is my first state award. it is very important for me, because it is the soldier's medal, which receives solemn ceremonies for nasheeds and trains again in the ranks, and day and night the mobilized from buryatia practice firing from anti-tank missile systems, and in primorye from armored personnel carriers of the marine corps. we can already observe a rare astronomical phenomenon behind the moon's shadow today at lunchtime, as the nails are called, a partial solar eclipse. what does it mean that he abandoned his dangerous plans to bring the world to the brink of a nuclear catastrophe. this is a call from a letter from the permanent representative of our country to the un to the secretary general of the organization, all after the russian military released data about an impending provocation by the ukrainian authorities using the so-called dirty bomb. it is possible that the issue will be raised

of defense spoke about the hero of the special military operation, the country's highest state award, the gold star, awarded to the commander of an anti-aircraft missile platoon, lieutenant. anatoly ishchenko officers captured and launched missiles at air targets from manpads, covering objects of the russian group of troops from enemy air attack. platoon. ishchenko destroyed 12 su-25 aircraft and four helicopters. mi-8 vsu, of which five planes and three helicopters, the lieutenant personally shot down. nissan covered the positions of the company 's mortar batteries for the assault company, being at their strongholds , they were attacked by enemy aircraft such as the su-25 mi-8. here was our task. to prevent the enemy from fulfilling his combat mission and destroy those same aircraft, the platoon personnel destroyed 12 aircraft four helicopters. i feel a sense of pride and in the near future i am going to return and carry out the tasks assigned to me. i believe that this is an award, it is a common one for all the merits of our platoon. the servicemen of the volunteer detachment who distinguished t

was a beloved football star in that state. there's not a lot of other challenges that have that good feeling prior to the campaign. one of the other things -- i agree with you that the closeness of the race is striking. the governor's race in georgia brian kemp has a high single digit lead over stacey abrams which may suggest, not the prospects of democrats across the country, but that georgia, despite joe biden's victory there in 2020, georgia may not be as purple, let alone blue, as people thought and it may be it's a light red state that joe biden was able to claim because of the nonaffection of suburban white republican georgians who were so disgusted by donald trump that they walked away from donald trump, but may be coming home to the republican party in this race, in the kemp race and they're stick with herschel walker. that may tell us something about georgia, not the whole country. >> georgia is one case, a tight case, bad candidate herschel walker, but has a chance to win. the polls are tightening in pennsylvania. jo

back to the lone star state, this is but in texas on the line for independents who are leaning righthis cycle. why is that, russ? caller: basically, i lean mostly right, but i am independent. i did not vote for trump the first time, but i did not vote for hillary either. i voted for the independent from colorado. knowing that was probably not going to be the winner, but i just could not see voting for either voter choices, and that is what is happening now, is it seems like it is not the choice of who is the best. it is not two good choices. it is the choice of who is better of the bad two contestants. in either party. i liked tulsa gabbert when she was running on the democrat side against biden. i thought she was probably the best choice of the candidates who were there. host: when was the last time you were able to vote for somebody who wasn't the least bad choice but somebody that you actually thought was a good choice? who was the last good choice you voted for? caller: i don't know that i can remember. i liked bush. i don't think bush was a great president, but i think he had go

state and we have seen it in the races for governor. one i consider the next barack obama, and orator, fast rising star in the state commit i thought he would be the big winner in the debates, but ron johnson held his own. in particular he put democrat barnes on the defensive on the green new deal and spending issues. that is why he has a slight edge in the postdebate polls. host: were you surprised that this campaign is as tight as it is? guest: not really because i have covered wisconsin for many years. i was there when the recall was launched against governor walker and he managed to pull it out rather decisively back in 2012. nothing surprises me about the tightness of the race. what did surprise me is ron johnson ran on eval to limit his tenure to two terms in 2010 when he unseated senator feingold. i am surprised as canny a politician as lieutenant governor barnes is, he has not made this a bigger issue. host: in pennsylvania, the headline the pennsylvania senate race moves from liens democrat to tossup, -- from leans democrat to tossup. your views? guest: pennsylvania is a state i go to frequently and i have covered state politics fo

griff: a lot of star power to keystone state. rich edison, thank you. jacqui: former president obama hitting campaign trail making stop last night. raphael warnock and stacey abrams hope he will give them an edge over opponent. charles: there's record voter turnout here in georgia, election officials say one in five active voters have cast ballots. democrats believe it's good news for them despite turnout, democrats are actually doubling down on efforts to get folks to the polls. former president obama rallied with senator raphael warnock and gubernatorial candidate stacey abrams and common theme is get out and vote for warnock and abrams. >> they are both hard working, god spirited, community serving people who tell the truth, stick to their work, treat everybody with decency and respect. those are the values they bring to bear. >> democrats are hoping the former president strong showing friday night will not only energize the vote but translate energize their base rather but translate into votes particularly among black voters who have felt the chilli