after he got engaged, he gets a call from stephanie.e time for the defense to present its case, lazarus' attorney mark overland tried to cast doubt on the chain of custody on the bite mark swab, suggesting that the evidence was tainted and lazarus may have been framed. >> the envelope that the vial was stored in was found in a pretty ratty condition. >> he showed it to the jury. "would you trust this? you don't know who opened that vial." >> the strength of this evidence is that each piece was collected over a course of a long period of time, which would've made framing stephanie lazarus extremely implausible, if not impossible. >> in his closing argument, defense attorney mark overland claimed those journal entries didn't amount to obsession, arguing john was mentioned only five times among almost 600 pages. after almost three weeks of trial, the case went to the jury. they returned with a verdict in less than two days. >> we, the jury, in the above-entitled action find the defendant, stephanie eileen lazarus, guilty of the count of mu

. ♪ stephanie: i'm stephanie sy with news hour west. here are the latest headlines.d tonight it will resume normal operations in north carolina. over the weekend, the agency aiding hurricane victims changed some operations in response to reported threats made to its workers. a 44-year-old armed man was arrested and charged with a single misdeamanor offense. he was later released on bond, and local authorities tell the newshour he was acting alone, and not as part of a militia as was originally reported. fema has faced rampant disinformation about its response to hurricanes helene and milton. officials in taiwan say that china launched large-scale military exercises today to warn against taiwanese independence. taiwan's defense ministry says beijing used several warships and 125 military aircraft, a -- to surround the island. officials in taipei say they believe beijing was simulating a blockade of taiwanese ports and international shipping lanes. >> this irrational and provocative military exercise threatens security in the taiwan strait. it undermines the security o

i’m the election, stephanie? i'm auoin to the election, stephanie?f it remarks... i think it's going to bring people out and i'm looking for that to continue. what about you, lisa? i looking for that to continue. what about you, lisa? i think we're past — what about you, lisa? i think we're past the _ what about you, lisa? i think we're past the point - what about you, lisa? i think we're past the point of - we're past the point of endorsements. i think if people haven't— endorsements. i think if people haven't decided yet, they're doing — haven't decided yet, they're doing their homework. they're not looking for someone to tell them _ not looking for someone to tell them how to vote, they're looking _ them how to vote, they're looking at how this will affect them — looking at how this will affect them. and i think that if people _ them. and i think that if people push policies through tuesday, that's in their best interest _ tuesday, that's in their best interest. ~ ., ., tuesday, that's in their best interest. ., ., interest. moving on to some othe

stephanie: and there is another hidden advantage. use of sign language, in this case, asl or american sign language. it is not only more efficient than jogging back and forth from field to huddle, it is unifying. a junior wide receiver recalled how it felt to play on a hearing team when he was younger through an interpreter. >> i do like playing on the hearing team but communication is always an issue. frustration when trying to deal with a coach and trying to communicate with the coach. if you have a deaf coach, that is better. stephanie: coach keith adams, who himself played on deaf and hearing football teams growing up, says the team's success comes from the supports unique at being in a school for the deaf. >> they come from various backgrounds, different skin color, different status, family status. the commonality is they are deaf and i think that helps. i think those who experience may be mainstream education, it was a lonely time. they just have so much more opportunity as a deaf student going to a school for the deaf. stephan

i'm a as well, let's go back to stephanie deca and amman and stephanie. those ready security cabinet did hold amazing today, following those around in strikes. yes, let me just update you on what we were talking about just a little earlier. we're now getting extensive reports and these really media that too is ready. soldiers have been killed and 18 injured in fighting with has by law in that area of southern level, non northern israel. so that now seemingly being confirmed of what seems to be really the 1st face to face classes between hezbollah and the is ready army going back to iran? yes, there was the security cabinet meeting this morning just now also a getting reports. and these really media is real saying there will be a harsh response. this is also what we've heard from these ready prime minister. you heard there and have this report is going to be another security meeting this evening. they will be consulting on how to respond. of course, they'll also be consulting with the americans, even though the american say that it is israel, the israel's

stephanie that stephanie on what's happening on the border between israel and 11 on stay with us because we're going to come back to you to discuss yvonne's the sol attack on israel just a little bit later. but now we're going to bring it in wrong con, he's joining us live from us by a, in southern lebanon. so in run your, there, you close to, with the fighting. the attacks are supposed to be taking place. what is the basis that you're hearing from the well, we've had 3 major attacks a by has bullet. let's get into the 1st one. that is the town of a day see now and they see is very, very interesting because this is going to be seen as a victory for hezbollah. is there any forces? came through that town into lebanese territory, but they were repelled and this was fight fighting that was taking place on the ground. we're hearing it was an ambush, the force the is ready to use back. so that's very interesting. fast bullet be seen as a victory for has beloved, but this particular town was a where some of the most fish, artillery bombardment and extracts will take place. when israel announced

stephanie. stephanie i'm looking ahead already to see how close this race could get.could be in for days here after the election to see what happens next. let's move on to this now, to the middle east. the israeli prime minister is promising retaliation after an assassination attempt by hezbollah. and now the big question is how will israel respond? what do we know about this? >> well, we don't know much. we don't know what or when. however, prior to the assassination attempt, israeli prime minister benjamin netanyahu did say that they would show restraint that they would solely target military assets and not necessarily nuclear assets. but again, that was all said before there was an attempt on his life. and of course, there is the very concerning issue with those leaked classified documents detailing israel's plan to attack on iran. you know, whether that was a hack, whether that was an internal source that is yet to be determined by u.s. intelligence, but that could also play a role, andre, in terms of how they decide to act and what that timeline might be. >> and

for the pbs news hour, i'm stephanie sy.rn to a veteran republican strategist to take a closer look at how the trump and harris teams are navigating the weeks that remain in the selection. mike murphy is a veteran gop advisor who served as east senior strategist on john mccain's campaign and has also worked for mitt romney and arnold schwarzenegger's campaigns. mike: thank you. geoff: donald trump sounded pretty comfortable about his election day prospects. democrats acknowledge they will have to fight for every vote. kamala harris says it will be a tight race, but i'm going to win. what is your assessment of the race three weeks out? mike: i think it is an absolute 50/50 coin toss. she is a little bit ahead in the national vote, but in our modern era it is quite possible to win the national popular vote and lose the presidency because of the way the electoral college works. when you look at those key states, georgia, arizona, nevada, michigan, wisconsin, pennsylvania, and potentially north carolina, trump is doing better th

the 11th hour with stephanie ruhle starts now. >>> good evening once again, i'm stephanie ruhle. we are closely tracking deadly hurricane milton as it hammers the state of florida. the storm made landfall just hours ago as an extremely dangerous category 3 near siesta key. within the last hour, it was downgraded to a category 2. federal and state officials urge residents to shelter in place as the storm continues to unleash dangerous conditions. at least two people have been confirmed dead as a result of the hurricane. i want to bring in nbc news meteorologist, my friend, bill karins, with the latest on the storm. what do we know? >> reporter: we know the storm has taken a couple of lives. we have the landfall itself, now possibly historic storm surge that's taking place at this hour, sarasota southward down to naples. we know there's water in the downtown area as we speak. naples just crested and it's starting to recede, but it will take a while because high tide is still on its way in. yes, tampa missed out on the storm surge. that's great. but they've had an incredible rain ev

>> well, some of them are, stephanie, that's for sure. remember, trump only lost the state by 2.5 points in the last two presidential elections. so he has a base here. there's definitely a maga following here. he's speaking right now to a very large crowd here in las vegas. so he has a following here. and the real question is is the anger and grievance that you and jeff were talking about -- remember, nevada's economy was disproportionately crushed by covid four years ago, and it hasn't fully recovered. of course, there's been a lot of improvement, but there's a lot of people here who can't afford housing anymore who are getting evicted and who blame the most obvious person. this is what happens to all presidents, right? they get blamed for the person's lot in the economy, and so trump has played into that anger and grievance, and he's going to continue to do that because basically, as you know, stephanie, that's all he knows how to do. >> yes, but i'm -- i'm remembering now it's why he did so well in 016 because nevada was disproportiona

stephanie. all right, john, thanks so much. >> in the east bay to bart stations shut down after someone died from a medical emergency. we told you last night bart officials closed the fruitvale and lake merritt stations around 09:00pm to respond to that situation. now we're learning a corner was also called to the fruitvale station. bart says power had to be cut from the lake merritt station because of the death at the fruitvale station. we'll keep you updated on this investigation and bring you the latest updates from bart on station closures. as we learn more. and people are recovering after a tuesday night shooting in oakland. police say the victims were shot on bancroft avenue near 78th avenue and the arroyo viejo recs center shortly after midnight, they were taken to a hospital and are in stable condition. officers are still looking for any suspects. in san francisco is expanding its strategy against prostitution. the city is now putting up barriers on another street to stop the traffic flo

stephanie. all right, john, thank you. parents in the south, they are seeking answers this morning. >> at the santa clara county superintendent of schools was fired without any explanation. mary and one was terminated without cause at the county's board of education meeting last night. dhawan has served in the role since 2018. and according to her bio, she has more than 30 years of experience and education superintendent put out a statement saying, quote, it is a complete honor and privilege to serve santa clara county, its schools, community staff and students. i've dedicated my life to the service of our community and hold the work of the county of education high esteem. parents tell us they just want transparency here. >> there's nothing hidden from us that our kids go to school here. we want to know what's going on with 2 runs. the school's and everything. and if there was a reason, i would want to know what it was. >> we reached out to the office of education for comment and will update you

i'm stephanie lin.'s get you started this half hour with a look at your sunday forecast with dave sphar heyday. >> sunshine. sure. yeah. good morning. morning, everybody. well, that's right. we got those all those statements we talked about their around again for today. hopefully he'll be expired by the time we get to tomorrow. they're pegged obese expired by tonight. >> but that may be extended as well. first things first, a beauty shot not too bad on our mount tam picture. little bit of haze going on. it's hard to get that mixing. that's part of the problem with our forecast being so hot. we're not getting that mixing in one of the other benefits. one of the other result, of course of that is is air pollutants. all that particulate matter does kind of sticks in the air and hangs around. there's a look at our heat advisory in the heat. excessive heat warning. notice the east bay. you're in that excessive heat warning penninsula most of it south bay as well and including san francisco. is this going to

stephanie, stay with us. while we look at some diplomatic announcements from israel. israel's foreign minister, as real cat says that the un secretary general antonia gutierrez, is banned from entering the country farm. and is to accuse gutierrez of anti israel bias, as well as long the ledge that the united nations as biased against the country from it as to benjamin. nothing yet lashed out with a new one and his address to the general assembly that she was of the will body of treating israel unfairly and worn garza. israel has killed more than 220 you when staff members going back to stephanie and as well as very much being on a campaign against quoterush hasn't touched stephanie ever since. he said shortly off to the october 7th attacks that they did not happen in a vacuum. yes, well do use re lease any time you remind them of the context of the occupation of the palestinians. you are to use mostly of being anti semitic. what the un sector, tech general that you could damage continues to do, is remind isra

stephanie, what can you tell us? i can see from the shot the storm is whipping around and there's a lot of rainfall. what can you tell us about where you are? >> reporter: sure, alex. you know, we are really feeling the brunt of hurricane milton right now. and while tampa bay may not get the surge that would have made this historic and even catastrophic, this is going to do a lot of damage. what we are experiencing right now in the city of tampa, we have winds at times gusting as ferociously as 100 miles an hour. we have torrential rain falling for hours. we were speaking with bill karins, meteorologist and he said actually they're reporting 2 to 3 inches of rain an hour in tampa. you're looking roughly up to a foot of rain falling on this city that has already experienced the rain and flooding and surge from hurricane helene. now they've got this on top of it. and the wind, factor in the wind. there's going to be wind damage. there's going to be damage from the debris that was already in the streets scattered across

stephanie sy has our report.phanie: the latest attempt to end a six week strike didn't end well for boeing. >> today, members voted to reject the company's latest offer by 64%. 64%! stephanie: an overwhelming result that keeps 33,000 factory workers on the picket lines in washington, oregon and california. after last night's vote, the president of the local union vowed to keep putting the pressure on boeing. >> we will stand for the demands that our members need to get a contract they can respect, that shows the respect they deserve. there is much more work to do. stephanie: if the deal had passed, it would have given workers a 35% wage increase over four years as well as a $7,000 signing bonus. a compromise between the company offer of a 25% increase and the union initial demand for a 40% raise. boeing refused to budge on demands that it restore a traditional pension plan that was axed a decade ago. workers essay that is a major sticking point. >> even a lot of the new hires are looking at the pension as a way f

stephanie. all right, dave, thank you. >> the state plans to give the city of san jose nearly 5 million dollars to address homelessness. but as kron four's jeff moment learned, other cities got a lot more even though they have smaller populations of unhoused people. well, i both chance says her tent was swept when she lived columbus park by the san jose international airport. >> she still close to the airport, but even closer to the guadalupe river, the site of another expected encampments. we basically say sweeping as good as long as you have somewhere for people to she tells us she doesn't mind the sweeps as long as there's a shelter to go to or some kind of housing. now, with 4.8 million dollars given to san jose by governor newsom's office, those proposed sweeps will be much more likely. mayor matt mahan saying in a statement to kron 4, quote, these dollars will help us continue clearing encampments and reclaiming our shared public spaces. what we build permanent, an interim housing, safe pa

but it's stephanie lambert and hall. we're all in tampering with the elections which she did in arizona, georgia, michigan and pennsylvania. so. okay well there in department of justice against trump, the one that's so heavily in the news now that covers the period from before the election. to january 7th. so it doesn't cover all of the information that's come out since then about the fake electors. but one of the four counts in that indictment is the fake elector scheme. the tampa, with the voting machines is conspiracy. that occurred, but it occurred later or it. well, not completely. the tampa thing with voting machines, which is also a crime in all states in the united states, the tampering with the voting machines first occurred in pennsylvania. on december 31st. it then occurred in georgia on january and. it occurred in michigan around the same time. but it's not really one of the items in district of in the apartment out of justice indictment against. trump though i discussed it in the book at some length because

>> some of them are, stephanie, that is for sure. trump only lost the state by 2- 1/2 points in the last two presidential elections. so, he has a base here. there is definitely a maga following here. he is speaking right now to a very large crowd here in las vegas. the real question is, the grievance that you and jeff were talking about was disproportioned by covid. there has been a lot of improvement but there are a lot of people here getting evicted. so, they put that anger and grievance and he is going to continue to do that. basically as you know, stephanie, that is all he knows how to do. >> yes, but i am remembering now, that is why he did so well in 2016. because nevada was disproportionatly hurt. it hit nevada hard and so many people there had not recovered and that is why they were open to trump in 2016f. they are struggling yet again coming out of covid it is the same message that they are willing to receive. jeff, what do you make of the fact that these polls are barely moving? neither candidate seems to be able to open up

i'm stephanie lin. let's continue our news coverage with a look at the forecast. first with dave spahr. he hey, good morning, stephanie. good morning, everybody. >> and we have kind of fall like forecast for you and that hasn't sold autumnal enough for you. it will into next week as we got some chilly temperatures too. dickie at night, first things first we're talking about maybe some showers coming this weekend that still looks like to be happening in even good timing on that, too. so for your saturday, it's not going to interrupt of, but it has some variable clouds going on today. sfo, no delays out there. you can see much in the way of fog either, although don't let that fool you. the atmosphere is starting to moisten up temperature. check for you at this hour. mostly 50's and 40's mixture. there's a couple of 30's were hiding out here and there can't quite see any on this map here. but 40's and 50's will do it at this hour. so look ahead with everything again. variable clouds with a spotty shower, v

yes. >> good morning stephanie. we have a ridge of high pressure to the south of us that is building in again today. so that's going to bring temperatures anywhere from 17 to 20 degrees above average will be about ten degrees warmer at the coast today. you can see a few clouds here that helped us out just a little bit yesterday, and a bit of an onshore flow, but that has gone away. we're going to save the onshore flow for sunday for some of you, right now it is sunny, a few clouds around 65 san francisco. it's 63 in oakland, upper 60s in hayward and san jose with upper 50s redwood city. and you may have felt that relief yesterday, but not everyone did today. if you're right on the water, lucky enough it will still be warm, but not as hot as elsewhere. even in san francisco, with an excessive heat warning for bernal heights, the mission very warm temperatures 59. santa rosa, napa at 59, and we're in the mid 60s inland. so look at the relative humidity. this is when we have the really the most moisture in the atmosphe

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hey there, stephanie. i am happy to say that i am delivering stellar weather conditions for the blue angels today and all the other flights are already happening right now in the skies above, you may be able to hear a little bit of it. it's pretty fun to check it out right now. >> but we are going to have a little bit of difficulty we get into saturday. so let's take a look at what's happening with our weather and i can kind let you know, when they're likely to have the best conditions for flying today. definitely one of so live look outside here. if we can the weather graphics, folks. right there, you can see the the got the golden gate bridge that is out there with the blue skies. there you go. and as we kind of take a look at what's happening over the next few days today is looking fantastic. saturday, mostly cloudy skies, even a slight chance of a little sprinkle, probably north bay, but also in san francisco, starting cloudy on sunday and then the sun should break through sunday afternoon. so the reas

the 11th hour with stephanie ruhle starts now. >>> shoring up wisconsin. the bears campaigns across the state calling out trump for saying january 6th was a "day of love". >>> early voting gets underway in the swing state of north carolina. >>> janet yellen sits down for an exclusive interview with stephanie ruhle. the 11th hour gets underway on this thursday night. >>> i am in for stephanie ruhle. election day is coming. this was the first day of early in person voting for north carolina. the state board of elections said more than 200,000 already voted. governor tim walz and bill clinton campaigned in the state while kamala harris spent most of the day in the better ground wisconsin. a swing with three different stops. she was joined by mark cuban. mark cuban, who criticized donald trump's economic plans . harris called out the former president for his comments at a town hall last night when he said january 6th was a "day of love". >> january 6th was a tragic day. a day of terrible violence. attacks on law enforcement's. 130 officers were injured. some w

stephanie: i'm thinking through that. think for the average consumer, it might be difficult to know how -- if a vendor of onions or any particular food is safe, so i go back to the question of if these incidents should concern us broadly about food safety and enforcement in this country. >> i think people are about to be concerned, but at the same time, i will say most everybody eats food every single day and most people do not get sick most of the time, right? but obviously, we are concerned about the situations where we are wrong. we have good rules in place, but we need to make sure those rules are followed and we have adequate inspection resources, and accompanies know what their responsibilities are to keep the food supply safe. stephanie: thanks so much for joining us. >> my pleasure. thanks. geoff: by many measures, advancements like seatbelts and airbags have made vehicles dramatically safer for drivers and passengers, but as our cars get bigger and bigger, what about the safety of those outside our vehicles? we h

>> i was just going to say my wife stephanie, also named stephanie would kill me if she had gone out and gotten the school and the pumpkins and it hadn't shown up in the shot. >> you know halloween is my favorite, so thank you to stephanie. let's talk about jack smith. i want to know what stuck out to the filing and you think it'll have any effect on the 2024 race? >> suffers well, what sticks out in the filing i think is where the fight will be which is over the discussions that donald trump had with vice president mike pence and whether those things are allowable as part of the prosecution, given that the supreme court has made this distinction basically saying that the official acts of the president are not things that he can be held accountable for by prosecutors, so the question is, which of the conversations between vice president pence and president trump when president trump was trying to get him to overturn the results of the 2020 election, might be admissible, so there's a lot of discussion in this filing, in the filing, of just what mike pence told folks in fact, i felt on

morning forecast a bit, stephanie. all right, dave, thank you. >> point your local election headquarters election day is just a little over a week away and at least 29 come counties, counties excuse may have opened their voting locations santa clara county. more than 2 dozen voting locations open on saturday. koch was jack moment reports. >> for the next 10 days, this room in the santa clara county registrar of voters office will sound like this. it's a ship. making sure your vote is counted. this is like the super bowl for us. michael has been with the santa clara county registrar of voters since he was a volunteer himself seeing this room fully staffed is music to his ears. i see a lot of familiar faces here that have been helping us for many years. but today it's extra special. it's the first day where you can go into voting locations across santa clara county and voting percent. more than 2 dozen locations for the next week for us. we start at 05:00am and then go all the way until midnight. >> b are open once they

stephanie: they are gearing up for a 3po.th adams, using sign language to call plays, has led the team to two state championships in their eight-man football division. but it was not always this way. the decades-old scoreboard harkens to a time when the cubs rarely had winning seasons. that ended in 2021 when they entered the championship undefeated. >> you had all of these deaf players who when they were younger had played on hearing teams and it was very frustrating. so all of these players came together here and they felt this brotherhood. they felt this camaraderie and i think that was part of the winning formula. stephanie: thomas fuller started following the cubs in the fall of 2021. his new york times article described the rise of the all deaf team which beat hearing teams time and again that year. >> there is something special happening. stephanie: the article attracted national media attention by the likes of the kelly clarkson show and world news tonight with david muir. >> number two signing this. deaf people can d

stephanie: i'm stephanie sy would news hour west. an update to our top story.assive audience greeted vice president harris on the washington ellipse this evening with overflow crowd spilling under the washington monument on the national mall. harris emphasized compromise and unity in her closing argument and at the site where donald trump galvanized the supporters who later attacked the capitol on january 6, 2020 one. she laid out a stark contrast. >> this election is more than just a choice between two parties and two different candidates. it is a choice about whether we have a country rooted in freedom for every american, or ruled by chaos and division. stephanie: in the days other headlines, in lebanon the , iran-backed militant group hezbollah has chosen the cleric naim qassem as its new leader. he's been acting head since the previous longtime leader hassan nasrallah was assassinated in israeli airstrike last month. the 71-year-old qassem has served among the group's top ranks since the early 1990s. today, israel's defense minister responded with an appare

stephanie, thank you very much for that for now. that is stephanie deca with a laser is joining us live from amman earlier us president joe biden responded to the points about what was then a possible. it's very ground, defensive and devon on, at a press conference in the white house. this run maybe now launching a limited operation and 11 on are you aware of that? are you comfortable with their plan? i'm more aware than you might know and i'm comfortable with them stopping. we should have a ceasefire now and laser, the pentagon issued the statement secretary of defense lloyd austin, has cooled. his is randy counterpart agreeing on the necessity of dismantling attack infrastructure along the board to to ensure that has the law cannot conduct october 7 saw the tax on as well. so when communities, he says a diplomatic resolution is required to ensure that civilians can return safely to bay homes on both sides of the border. austin also says they will be serious consequences for yvonne if it chooses to launch a direct military attack a

stephanie, thank you very much for that. stephanie deca with all the latest lines. just joining us live from amman is go through our a goldberg and his really political commentator. he is joining us live from tel aviv already. you were telling us earlier that you believe is this as well as planning? i localized a limited and a targeted operation, but given that this is a ground offensive in southern devon on why do you think as well things that it can to face improve? it's been to war with before, couldn't defeat then. and that has only grown in strength since then, that i don't think is all thanks. it can defeats as well. i think as i was conducting this operation, not to chalk up another victory over the 11 east group. it's conducting this operation to resolve this political problem at home, i think is or believes that the cafeteria is, is followed by assassinating cited class in the fall. and the other senior leaders was enough as a shock to install a proper. i think this is a nother operation, and i think it's main purpose is to make these early citizens. it has

stephanie: i think it is fine. confirm it was driven by florida, it is fine, the market should not be scared of it. jonathan: what is the kind of number that the market should be scared of, perhaps we shouldn't cut interest rates by 25 basis points? stephanie: something below 50,000 would really get a lot of attention. bls also publishes the number of strikers. jonathan: i am asking what is stopping them from cutting at all, not from 25 to 50. this job market is stronger than we thought it was, unemployment climbed over the summer. we cut interest rates 50 basis points. here we are a few months later, 10 year yields are up 25 basis points. should they be cutting interest rates? stephanie: i think it is really hard for them to not cut in november. december it is fairly likely they will skip. they will want to see more data. by december, it is very reasonable they would want to pause for a meeting. annmarie: he is asking for a number. two hundred thousand, what does the number look like? stephanie: 200,000. i think t

i think nobody really knows stephanie, can i get you to pivot to iran is real. we know is real, is mulling it's response to runs recently. style attack. now iran has set at every level of government and leadership that they do not want this war to go further. the supreme leader has said that the president of iran has said at the foreign minister. and so do we know what the is really prime minister benjamin netanyahu wants? is? well benjamin netanyahu, whose policy i would go as far as to say, dream is probably slightly editorializing of me, but has been to hit her on uh, nothing. yeah. who holds? you're on responsible for her mouse, for husband. it will end in to hon. um what he wants, what he's always wanted is to hit ron with the gentleman, see with the backing of the americans and he's never been closer to the americans have now given him degree light to do so. the is really say they will respond and we're expecting it to be soon from what we understand the next couple of days. their public holiday is over, siobhan ends this evening. but the us says it has to

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stephanie, thank you. very much stephanie decker in jones capital. i'm on. well, there's really are strikes, have continued in and around, bay leaves these images from early wednesday, showing the destruction of and as many as strikes close to the capitals airport. smoke can also be seen coming from the southern suburb, but it is very forces, so they've been targeting what they call as well. the sites meanwhile, as well as says it's fighters, have pushed, is really forces back from the defensive in southern lebanon. his definitely was just describing them on kind of joining us now, live from prospect in the southern 11 on a. stephanie would say, we still need to confirm what those lines that may be coming out with regard to, to, to his ball that but saw the level of, of course, where you are, the seeing them is really a text over the last few days. and that's, that's the right, we have a statement from hezbollah saying that they confronted it don't. and these really infantry falls. they holding it, attempted to infiltrate the town of a day set from the direc

here's stephanie sy.phanie: donald trump faced a grilling and was evasive when asked directly after his recently record phone calls with russia's president. >> can you say yes or no whether you have talked to vladimir putin since you stopped being president. >> well, i don't comment on that. if i did, it's a smart thing. if i'm friendly with people, if i have a relationship with people, that's a good thing not a bad thing in terms of a country. he's got 2,000 nuclear weapons and so do we. stephanie: bloomberg's director also questioned him for broad tariffs. >> yes, you're going to find people who will gain from individual tariffs. the overall effect will be massive. >> i agree it's going to have a massive, positive effect. it must be hard for you talking about tariffs as being negative and then have somebody explain to you that you're totally wrong. >> donald john trump! >> the interview comes after a bizarre trump town hall in pennsylvania. >> the event was twice interrupted by medical emergencies in th

stephanie. >> all right, lisa, thank you. and speaking of over in the east bay, it was another scorcher. it felt more like summer than fall and people were finding ways to beat the heat. we continue our coverage with abc seven news reporter anser hassan. >> heather farm in walnut creek was a hot spot for this hot october saturday. >> i've grown up in the area and this is like the hottest it's ever been in the summertime. it's so hot today it's hot, but it's not the summer. >> the east bay continues to be hit with an october heat wave. alder is competing in a swimming tournament at heather farm, but she also swims the san francisco bay so she likes the heat because the bay, the bay water temperature is now a little bit above 60, so it's really nice, but some people think we're crazy, so what most people think is crazy is the triple digit temperatures in october. you cannot get in this air conditioning fast enough. >> well, you're not lying, buddy. i'm melting out here big time. >> a red flag warn

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stephanie, thank you very much for that. stephanie deck of all the nations live in amman. alia us president, job. i haven't responded to reports about what was then a possible his way around defensive and 11 on as a media conference in the white house. there's ro, maybe now launching a limited operation in the 11 on are you aware of that? are you comfortable with their plan? i'm more aware than you might know, and i'm comfortable with them stopping. we should have a ceasefire now to and later, the pensive in issued the statement saying defense secretary lloyd austin, has called the is way the defense minister. the 2 agreed on the need to dismantle attack infrastructure along the border to ensure that hezbollah cannot conduct october the 7th style, the tax on his roles, northern communities. he says, a diplomatic resolution is required to ensure that civilians can return safely to bay homes on both sides of the volta austin also says they will be serious consequences for yvonne if it chooses to launch a direct military attack

stephanie, thank you very much for that. that a stephanie deca joining us live from a mind with all the basis to we're going to bring in my home and then mostly he's a media studies professor at the doha institute for graduate studies. thank you very much for staying with us this morning. mohammad. i'm wanting to begin with statements that we've got from the un, which is warning against large scale is rarely ground invasion 11 on so we have gone from the united nations warning against any ground offensive to a large scale ground invasion. i mean, how problem nashik is this? it is problematic. i think the idea that this is a limited incursion needs to be problem a ties to, to, to start with. right. um, i was looking at the as really media this morning. and a us official spoke to and has rarely newspaper and reminded everyone that back in 1982 or israel also called it's invasion or incursion into loving on a limited incursion. and this was during the start of the civil war. this was during the start of israel's invasion, which

stephanie, talk to you very much for that, that stephanie back over the latest live in amman. but the us president joe biden responded to reports about what was then a possible as way to ground defense of 11 on as a media conference in the white house. maybe now launching a limited operation and 11 on are you aware of that? are you comfortable with their plan? i'm more aware than you might know and i'm comfortable with them stopping. we should have a ceasefire now to and later the pentagon issued the statement saying, the defense secretary lloyd austin has cooled his way to the defense minister. the 2 agreed on the need to dismantle attack infrastructure along the border to ensure that has bola cannot conduct october 7, stall the tax on his roles, northern communities. he says, a diplomatic resolution is required to ensure that civilians can return safely to their homes on both sides of the border. austin also says they will be serious consequences for wrong if it chooses to launch a direct ministry attack against israel. that spring in festival, he's joining us live from wash

so let's go back to stephanie decker and i'm on. thanks for your patience. stephanie. any specifics about this meeting? one imagines that they will be discussing the potential is really response. there ron's attack 300 percent. that is what they are discussing. they're currently meeting until i've even the defense ministry. you have these ready prime minister together with his defense minister, you off got on the head of the shouldn't that's, that's the internal security services. the most sides, despite agency and his army chief of staff, you said their potential levels have been using that word. but certainly the rhetoric coming from des raise is that it is going to happen. um, it's just a matter of time. remember, they also responded in april, when you had that combined attack from iran and its allies on israel. they responded by simply hitting one of their air defense systems. it was in a large attack. so i think we can probably say that they will most definitely hit a lot of people are worried that it's going to be very different this time tonight in israel, they