joining me now is fordham founder tina fordham. tee tina, thank you very much for joining us. can you tell me what has changed and why the disconnect with the polls and some of the betting markets? >> well, listen, it's a difficult time to be in the business of talking about forecasting this election when we have a dead heat right now, but i do have some views on this that are out of consensus in the markets. i feel brave today, so i'm going to go out and say it. i'm concerned that the polls are under counting harris supporters partly because they're overcorrecting for having under counted trump supporters in 2016. polling has been under -- under fire for all kinds of reasons. when it comes to the prediction markets, i've also been pretty vocal about taking those with a grain of salt. they are prone to manipulation and intervention. we've all seen the reports. yet, there is this instinct and refl reflex amongst investors to say the markets because the participants have skin in the game and what they're hearing from other guys on the trading desks is somehow more predictive. it

tina fordham joining us.a, it feels no solution is in sight and further away from a resolution here. >> let's not forget that just last week, the biden administration had expected to be announcing a three-week cease-fire agreed. diplomacy has been frantic between the sides. i think what's really missing is the will, frankly, to come to a peace agreement. that tells us a lot about conflict and the strategic calculus that's involved. >> yeah, what does that say, then, about the diplomacy? is the urgency or need or desire to get that done now? it feels as though we reached a point where it's just a case of what can each party just do to ramp things up higher and they'll take it from there. it feels all the other diplomats in the story who tried to deescalate things not successful. >> it seems not justifyingthe impetus for conflict, but it is important to understand how combatants regard windows of opportunity. we wrote about this over the summer. we called it a danger zone summer because for the israelis with th

there are times when i disagree with tina tam, but there's always a time when i respect tina tam and really express my appreciation for your hard work, your ethics, and your exemplary service to the city. so i wish you well in your in your next, in your next work for the city, if it was up to me, if there was a vote, i'd probably vote no. i said no, she needs to stay here. but, but good people need to go elsewhere and rotation. and, we appreciate all of your hard work and your and your dedication. thank you. thank you. commissioner epler. my fellow commissioners. say it. say it very, very well, so i'll be very brief here. i've appreciated the clarity of your presentations. it's always directly to the point, directly to the issue, without anything, you know, extraneous. and that's certainly appreciated as we have to try and parse what can be very, very complicated issues. but i also want to thank you for the little bits of humor that get dropped in from time to time, just the little bits of levity to what we do. because, you know, sometimes we spend a lot of time on issues, and it's n

. >> reporter: alfonzo runs the place with his wife tina, his sister erica, their long time employee jasmine and gloria, alfonzo's mother and part-time chef. they built a taqueria from scratch using gloria's old family recipes from jalisco, mexico. >> i actually named it mia. it's actually when people like a place, they say i want to take you to my place and they're saying mine, which is called mia. so yes, it's basically this is not my place. this is your place. >> reporter: they have a simple menu they call traditional, not trendy and play old school records on a turntable. ♪and then there's the bar. jasmine has been with the family for over ten years through the ups and downs. she started in the family's previous restaurant which closed during the pandemic. when they opened mia earlier this year, jasmine jumped back on board and tends bar, creating specialty drinks like mezcal margaritas. >> when you love your work and the ambiance and the people you work for, it doesn't feel like it's a job, feels like a second home. >> reporter: alfonzo was born in oakland and grew up in his par

miss tina. she had half of destiny's child there. kelly roland. i want to give a special shout out to willie nelson. 91 years young and he did it tonight. >> stay with us, we are be joined in our conversation by katelyn cash. one of the 20 women who sued the state of texas over the texas abortion ban. katelyn, you are at the event tonight. you were included in that video that the vice president showed in the middle of her speech. what should the audience know about what you have suffered as a result of this texas abortion ban? >> what is important for women everywhere to understand is these bans impact every aspect of reproductive health care. for me, my journey, i went through a lot of different things. i had a baby with a genetic anomaly and had to flee the state to get an abortion. i had a miscarriage. couldn't get the medication i needed. after my daughter was born, i needed a dnc to remove my placenta. after my daughter was born. and i was delayed care and almost died. so what women need to understand, these are not just bans on unwanted preg

host: here's tina in spokane, washington. republican, hi, tina. caller: hello, good morning, ladies. i just want to say that i'm praying very hard that we get president trump back in the white house to make sense of all the damage that has been done by the biden-harris, you know, white house. and i just -- i don't talk about abortion but i would love if trump would do something about that. but the main thing is the economy and the border and let's face it. kamala harris was the border czar and look at the job she done. i just don't trust the lady. i would never trust a democrat these days. in my father's days, democrats were very, very different. and i don't trust the democrats one bit. host: tina, when you say in your father's day, what democrats did you trust then? what time period was that? guest: no names but my father was born in 1919 and he lived for 90 years and he used to say, he came from a family of democrats and it was different back then. now it's just a lot of lying, a lot of telling stories to the voters so they'll get the vote. and

tina the u. k. has strong interest in the sofa sofa, atlantic ocean argentina was to see and negotiate the terms of the ocean. all that sovereignty and the case and all interested in doing that. i told it's being rarely said in the, the you, when they have a massive military holding on the island. so it's not on there. what do you think of interest to, to say the power of their weapons. if we think of these issue as historical or ego, or even geographical terms of the marina silence are undoubtedly urgency and but the position of strength of the weapons of the military assets that the u. k. has on the islands make the resolution of the of the dispute, unavailable, as well as the renewed call by argentina follows a deals just struck between the u. k. and the rest is for the return of the check of silence in east african. but there's a couch, the largest, the actual diego garcia will continue to host a rather large u. s. military base. but we can movies your fellow martians. today is a historic day fo

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tina kraus, cbs news, london. >>> and that's today's "cbs news roundup."e of you, the news continues. for others, tune in later for "cbs mornings" and follow us online any time at cbsnews.com. reporting from the cbs broadcast center in new york city, i'm shanelle kaul. ♪ >>> hello and thanks so much for staying up with us. i'm shanelle kaul in new york. and here are the top stories on "cbs news roundup." after just six hours of deliberation, the jury returns a verdict against police in the tyre nichols deadly beating case. >>> liz cheney campaigns with kamala harris in wisconsin, while donald trump holds a rally in michigan. >>> and israel sends new warnings to evacuate neighborhoods in lebanon, signaling a wider offensive is on the way. >>> but first, an important development in the dockworkers crike. striking workers celebrated after news came from their union thursday that a deal had been reached to suspend the walkout until january to allow more time for negotiating with port operators. the dispute centers around wages and the automation of jobs at por

we get the latest from tina kraus in london. >> reporter: israel is considering its next move after iran fired a barrage of nearly 200 ballistic missiles at the jewish state. it was tehran's second attack on israel in close to six months. following tuesday's wave of missiles, israeli prime minister benjamin netanyahu said iran made a big mistake, and he vowed iran will pay for it. israel's ambassador told the united nations israel will decide when and how it will respond. >> it will be noticed. it will be painful. >> reporter: an israeli military spokesman said the country's air defenses intercepted many of the incoming missiles with help from the u.s. military and naval destroyers in the region. president biden said the u.s. remains fully supportive of israel, and directed the u.s. military to help shoot down the iranian missiles. >> we're still assessing the impact, but based on what we know now the attack appears to have been defeated and ineffective. >> reporter: iran says it launched the attack in retaliation for israel's ground offensive in lebanon and israel's strikes on hezbollah

that the actor has only now discovered his type of woman, this became clear when he broke up with tinaand began dating another model nara baptista, viewers even did not immediately understand that venzan had a new love, so the girls seem to be, by the way, when casell, then 100 years ago monica biluci said yes, many were very surprised, but simply beauty and the beast did not go to belucci fans, now they compare photos of casell and the actress's new chosen one. tim burton, there is a resemblance, however, non-standard beauty and powerful charisma, so it's still who chooses whom in fact, interesting weekend for you, see you on saturday, let's chat. speaking of beauty, standard and not so. scientists have found out that the names of people with change their appearance with age. a team of psychologists and sociologists took photographs of dozens of adults and children and asked the participants in the experiment to guess their names. of the four, more than 30% guessed the names of adults, but they did worse with children's portraits, identifying only 23% of matches. afterwards, the resea

. >> in a few minutes senator tina smith of minnesota on the situation unfolding in the middle east, plus the claim jd vance made at the debate about migrants driving up housing costs. costs. >>> good day from msnbc in washington. welcome back to "alex witt reports." i am ali vitali in for alex. we begin with decision 2024, still just 31 days until election day but we are following breaking news. kamala harris expected soon in north carolinaex. the vice president will be briefed on hurricane helene recovery efforts and meet with people impacted by the disaster. she will provide updates on federal actions being taken to support victims there. meanwhile tim walz caring the message in ohio. this is the scene and butler pennsylvania when former president donald trump and his running mate j.d. vance will appear later today. pennsylvaniall is among more th two dozen states where mailing or absentee voting is already underway. e the reaction from one congresswoman who just told me what keeps her up at night about the keystone state. >> i was there on january the 6th. i know what president t

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can we hear it for miss tina knowes and for miss kelly and beyonce. what a warm, texas welcome and i thank you all so very much. i thank you and i thank you my friends for reminding us of exactly what we are fighting for in this campaign. we are fighting for freedom! freedom! freedom! to everybody here tonight whose lives have been impacted by these trump abortion bans at this moment. i thank you for sharing your story and for your courage. it is an honor to be here with so many leaders and all of you who have taken the time out of your busy lives to be here this evening. so, we as a community of people and the people who love our country be clear, stand strong and stand in favor of the freedom of every woman to make decisions about her own body. i also want to thank the members of congress that are here including aldred so we can get right to work. and to all the elected officials and community leaders, i think you all. i thank you. see you later, see you later. it is okay. we are not going to go away. and we have a lot of work to do. we will not get

it was dangerous, and sadly, as the judge noted, tina peters was an unrepentant liar. she was without remorse all about seeking fame and taking part in what's a dangerous conspiracy. chill. now, pay the price and she remains defiant as you were saying, she says that everything that she did was for the greater good of mesa county. >> she asked for a sentence of probation, gave reasons why she should not go to jail. let's listen to that and talk about on the other side i've health problems that would not be treatable in the department of corrections first of all, i need a magnetic mattress. i've been on that since 1995 it was in two rear-end collisions and 84 and 2010, it was pretty severe what about that, mr. attorney general? >> i mean, do you think that the judge should have shown more leniency in this case or do you think that that sentence is about right? >> this is a fair sentence. the judge took into account arrange a circumstances. and those circumstances do include her personal situation, including that her son served our nation well and paid the ultimate price

it is tina voters shrinking. why do you think that is?— tina voters shrinking. — think that is? it is the vote coming of age. the vote — think that is? it is the vote coming of age, the vote today _ think that is? it is the vote coming of age, the vote today looks - think that is? it is the vote coming of age, the vote today looks much | of age, the vote today looks much different than will be compare it like we're doing right now with this pulling back to 0bama. it was a more immigrant heavy vote at the time, it was in order vote, a spanish dominant. this folks's kids have come of age, like my kid has, and they are more second and third generation and they are just consuming information differently and looking at politics differently. if you look at this, it also shows that kamala harris and donald trump are splitting evenly the vote among latino men. each getting around 47% versus her 26 point lead among latinos. women. why?- versus her 26 point lead among latinos. women. why? largest gap in america is gender _ latinos. women. why? largest gap in america is ge

. >> that was a colorado judge yesterday as he sentenced former elections official, county clerk tinatiple felonies for tampering with voting machines to prove the big lie, even though donald trump one heard county in the election by nearly 30 points. joining me now is joyce vance, former u.s. attorney for the northern district of alabama. thank you for being here. i think a lot of people have heard trump plans on pardoning january 6 rioters and could offer pardons to steve bannon or peter navarro, but for these actors like tina peters, the cavalry is not coming, is that right? >> absolutely right. trump cannot give her a pardon for a state of colorado crime she has been convicted of. she will serve about 50% of that sentence. she is eligible for parole once she serves 50% of it. that is the most forgiveness she can look forward to. >> and your experience i wonder how chilling or how much of a deterrent effect sentences like this, trials like this, comments by the judge, how impactful that is in terms of, you know, warding off future crimes of a similar sort and i think of that in the

. >> that is a judge sentencing county clerk tina peters to nine years behind bars.ies for tampering with voting machines to prove the big lie though donald trump won her county in the 2020 election by nearly 30 points, joining me now, we have the cohost of the sisters in law podcast. thank you for being here. i think a lot of people have heard trump's exhortations he plans ton pardoning january 6 rioters and could offer pardons for federal crimes. but for these state level actors like tina peters, the calvary is not coming right? >> absolutely right. trump cannot give her a pardon for a state colorado crime she has been convicted of. she will serve about 50% of that sentence. she is eligible for parole once she serves 50% of it. that's the most forgiveness she can look forward to. >> in your experience as a prosecutor, i wonder how much of a deterrent effect sentences like this, trials like this, comments by the judge. how impactful that is in terms of you know, warding off future crimes of a already sort and i think about that in the context of the 2024 election. >

the tina community. if one of your african-american classes and the american community and same issues. let me show one element of democracy. immigrants democratic. it is so hard process and the fact that we have seen this in the past. what have ended where you have these officers going to the house of an 80-year-old. it is laughable. horrible history we have right now is democracy and that can happen november 6 so we need the careful. we cannot go back. to get permission than other groups to speak and act this way. >> not only are they passing legislation but we see encouragement. with a lot of what has happened about haitian immigrants are illegal immigrants. then started around that the shooting and bomb threats schools evacuated, hospitals evaluated it's all about. there only path to electoral success is piling up fears because they can't win on the merit of the country is more diverse. the term comes from but refers to the segment of old, elected officials, political activists and voters behind them

but now it's beyond us all the way to lithia long after the storm was gone, ralph and tina unexpectedly forced to evacuate i think whatever they can carry into trash bags will be a long road. she's everybody knows it to cnn surveying the devastation firsthand by airboat with hillsborough county's sheriff. >> his message crystal clear. >> please get out now you know, we're we we have some people here that were rescue in that thought it would be okay. the water is not going down. the water is it's only going to increase. so if you're on the fence on whether you should leave or not leave, please. let's keep everyone safe. let's leave now. >> so many people now burdened with the thought of recovery, never predicting it would need a post-war evacuation more than 2 million people remain without power and more than 75% of the gas stations tampa area have no fuel. florida senator rick scott visiting the hard-hit area friday to assure the community, local leaders are doing everything they can to help with that recovery i'm here to make sure that federal resources are here. it takes you as indivi

host: in in tina -- tina in pennsylvania, independent.aller: i would like to make a couple of points. abortion should not even be a factor in a presidential election. for years women have fought for it to go back to the state level. it is there. leave it alone. put it at the bottom of the list. immigration. yeah, it needs to be there, especially with what was announced yesterday which i very upset over. the fema money that has been spent on illegal immigrants while we have americans who are dying, who are starving. they lost everything. america came second. we need to remember she didn't get a vote. she is the sitting vp. she could be doing some things now. host: i will take that last point on immigration and the fema story. either one of you jump in here. there are reports that is false. i see it on conservative websites saying fema funding was taking for illegal immigrants and you see it on other websites that it is false. guest: it seems like the caller is consuming a lot of conservative media. those are stories that are cycling in the

tina kraus, cbs news, london. >>> and that's today's "cbs news roundup." for some of you, the news continues. for others, tune in later for "cbs mornings" and follow us online any time at cbsnews.com. reporting from the cbs broadcast center in new york city, i'm shanelle kaul. >>> hello, and thanks so much for staying up with us. i'm shanelle kaul in new york, and here are the top stories on "cbs news roundup." florida residents flee tampa bay ahead of what could be a deadly direct hit from hurricane milton. after gaining strength, milton is back up to a category 5 hurricane. we'll have the latest update on the storm's projected path. >>> and explosive new allegations are being made about president trump and biden. >>> we new information from the national hurricane center about hurricane milton's growing strength and where it's likely headed. millions are now bracing for life-threatening impacts in what could be tampa's worst tomorrow in a century. milton strengthened back up to a monster category 5 with winds howling at 165 miles per hour. it's expected t

tina knowles? [cheers and applause] for ms. kelly? [cheers and applause] and beyonce? and i thank my friends for reminding us of exactly what we are fighting for in this campaign. we are fighting for freedom! [cheers and applause] freedom! freedom. and to andrea and everyone here tonight whose lives have been impacted by these trump abortion bans in this moment, i thank you for sharing your story and for your courage. it is an honor to be here with so many leaders and all of you who have taken the time out of your busy lives to be here this evening so we can as a community of people, as people who love our country, be clear, sound strong and stand in favor of the freedom of every woman to make decisions about her own body! [cheers and applause] i also want to thank the members of congress who are here, including colin allred. [cheers and applause] i'm counting on you to send him to the united states senate so we can get right to work. and to all the elected officials and community leaders, i thank you all. i thank you. [crowd booing] see you later, see you later. [crow

tina kraus, cbs news, london. >> very cool. interesting to see where it will show up. >>> and that's today's "cbs news roundup." for some of you, the news continues. for others, tune in later for "cbs mornings," and follow us online any time at "cbs news roundup." reporting from the cbs broadcast in new york city, i'm shanelle kaul. ♪ >>> hello, and thanks so much for joining us for this hurricane milton special edition of "cbs news roundup." i'm shanelle kaul in new york, and these are today's headlines. more than 1.5 million customers are without power after hurricane milton hits florida's gulf coast as a powerful category 3 storm. added to the hurricane conditions, deadly tornadoes also rip across central florida. and people on florida's east coast are also preparing for the worst. hurricane milton made landfall near siesta key just south of central florida on florida's central gulf coast on wednesday night. with winds of up to 120 miles per hour, the storm roared ashore as a major category 3 hurricane. storm surge alerts re

fÉlix: la policÍa de nueva york arresto a los sobre sospechosos de ser tinas ——quienes atacaron al exgobernadora, dijo la policÍas. la policÍa dio conocer las fotos y este vÍdeos pidiendo la ayuda del pÚblico para encontrar arresto de los que participaron en el ataque. el hecho violento ocurriÓ en esta acera en manhattan, nueva york el viernes por la noche cuando el exgobernador, quienes legalmente ciego y su hijastro paseaban al perro cerca de su casa. reportera: patterson contÓ que momentos antes el hijastro llamÓ la atenciÓn a tres muchachos que intentaban subir por unas escaleras de emergencia ya que en el pasado el edificio habÍa sido robado y vandalizado de la misma forma. luego el grupo llegÓ con un hombre y una mujer los golpearon. tras escuchar lo ocurrido, algunos residentes reaccionaron molestos. patterson de 70 aÑos fue gobernador del estado en el 2008 . fÉlix: el testimonio de varias mujeres, se revelan abuso y explotaciÓn. asÍ lo documenta una cineasta argentina. sandra argüelles conversÓ con ella sobre por quÉ sintiÓ la necesidad de exponer este caso. nos >> abusan a muchos de no

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harry, snorkel he said to someone today that tina peters, she didn't get herself elected president so she had to face the law like everyone else. >> she actually ran for secretary of state. chris, she did allow that breach by an associate. what the judge is referring to, she went all over the country and what is telling and dovetails with trump and vance she continued and continued and continued to propagate this all over the country. abandoning her job when she did it. that's what really made the judge irate. it's not just the original sin but the complete on repentance. that of course is also a characteristic of one of the candidates for president. >> jack smith and the filing talks about celebrating, promising pardons to folks who stormed the capitol. celebrating mass january 6 political prisoners is sort of evidence of this complete lack of remorse. this sort of total criminal mind of someone who is insistent that what he did was right and would do it again. >> so what says trump. when he learns that mike pence is in mortal peril and there's all kinds of statements like that. let

thank you, everybody here this evening can wait here from ms tina now much and i thank you. and i think my friends for a reminding us that exactly what we are fighting for in this campaign. we are fighting for freedom here. it's knight, whose lives have been impacted by these trump abortion bans in this moment, i thank you for sharing your stories and for your courage. it is an honor to be here with so many leaders and all of you who have taking the time out of your busy lives the being here this evening, so we can as a community of people, as people who love our country, be clear, sounds strong, and stand in favor of the freedom of every woman to make decisions about members of congress who are here, including colin. all right >> so we can get right to community leaders, ai. thank you all. i thank >> later we have a lot of work we will now get distracted days left in one of the most consequential elections of our lifetime we know this will be a tight race until the very end okay? >> so we have work to do. we got work to do, we got work to do. >> and i love that there is so

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joining me to discuss is tina fordham, she is a geopolitical strategist and founder of fordham globaland investors here in the uk. how receptive were they to the pro—minister's message today? very receptive. people want to hear good news about the uk. we have hadn't not much good news about business and investment in the last 1a years or so. and since brexit, to be honest. four prime ministers, six chancellors, a split from the uk's largest market. the famous letters and _ uk's largest market. the famous letters and the _ uk's largest market. the famous letters and the budget _ uk's largest market. the famous letters and the budget fiasco - letters and the budget fiasco of years past. so there is a real opportunity here minister and the chancellor to say that britain is open for business, but they have to follow up. yeah. he was boasting today that there is stability. you can well boast that there is stability because he has a whopping majority, and he is at the beginning of a tyrant, but i guess some of that stability will flow from the budget, which we don't have yet. the buduet whi

unlike how much tend to produce tina resistance being guys, because guys that a surrounded by these rubies and the but this thing is um manufacturing their own weapons. and these are quite primitive, in comparison to the supply line that has belie, enjoyed from iran, from syria. and it has well manufacturers to own weapons domestically. and so that these reduced pad themselves gathering between a 2 to 100000 forces on the boulders. but they testing the ground, they are doing kind of force recognizance to see it has been a lot really ready to stop confronting these read is on the full scale war on different front because the attacks today was in the notes on the top of the gallery there, but then in the middle of the, from front and has, will not show the high readiness, which means that the has relies on not to be on the estimated. but i think these relays will return to that, but they will use more strikes and more air force. that's tricky because these are these calling you the air force when the troops advancing and the tanks are enclose vicinity of the has will last special forces, of