w. schools, we say they're about never giving up every weekend on dw, the 35 years of to the soul of the sun involve november, 9th, the creaking, common, rub up against you in touch you. that's how they bond on you. that's why i love this job life. and because i've got used to living with the living, i'm surviving together. peter's at the right to say, elephant century happening rescuing little giants. i see here the elephant moneys in the notes of can you tell september 25th on dw, the assisting building in use live from the leading to key strikes could use militant targets in iraq and syria after a deadly attack on the defense company and incorrect 5 people are killed in more than 20 ingenuity, and that explosion that rock the headquarters of a state errors every space group. the us condemns what it's calling a terrorist attack. also on the program. no, they top in the middle east. israel steps up a strive to it strikes on living on destroying a residential complex in the capital bank route. germany's foreign minister once that's living on his, on the brink of collapse.

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school forward. de santos stopped by willie w excuse me, willie brown junior middle school as part of the warriors backschool program, santos made the morning announcements, passed out some free school supplies, and took photos with excited students. he shared some great advice with the kids about making good decisions and staying focused on the present. i have a handshake. >> enjoy it because it's a special moment, especially because you don't have to worry about a lot of stuff, so you just got to worry about your studying and education and your family. >> willie brown jr. middle school is the adopted school of the warriors community foundation. >> still ahead, we're going to hear from niners head coach kyle shanahan as the team prepares for a sunday matinee against the visiting kansas city chiefs washington loves to talk. i love to get stuff done. it's who i am. as mayor, i tackled homelessness... ...added 200 officers in 4 years... and saved our taxpayers $3 billion dollars. i've already got a plan to lower your grocery and insurance bills, to address climate change, and protect reproductive rights.

. >> lawrence: fellows are concerned about what is happening in the schools. and they want to parent. what are did youing to do about that. >> we're going to end it. it ends immediately. you are not going to have men playing in women's sports if you have daughter. >> ainsley: in new york democrats are trying to pass the equal rights amendment, which they say, quote: does not change existing law with respect to parental consent or parents' ability to be involved in decision-making about healthcare or medical procedures for their minor children, including gender affirming care. but our next guest disagrees and says this is dangerous for our children. new york city mother of four and parents' rights activist ahmad d joins joins us now. your thought is to vote yes for this so everyone is treated fairly no discrimination. but you have really researched this, tell us what it really says. what does prop one in your opinion really say. >> yeah, it's really a misnomer. other thing we keep hearing from this bill's sponsor is about protecting abortion. the word abortion isn't even

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what he said has it has on israel's policy capital focused on one year israel, how most school starts october 5th on d w. the or you're watching dw news life from berlin, explosions, ross, the lebanese capital b root, a series of as rarely air strikes, hit favorite southern suburbs after israel ordered civilians to evacuate the area. the melissa chan welcome. we began in lebanon, where be root has witnessed another night of is really air strikes. explosions came shortly after israel ordered people to evacuate from a number of areas in southern bay root. israel says it is.

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schools. with a bipartisan push for the expansion, i do think that w individually, young people with their families have benefited from charter schools. i don't think that teachers andm charter schools don't care about kids but that is how it ends up being framed. if i look structurally at bringing charter schools into the larger public school system, first of all, in many public school systems that were already experiencing some sort of declining enrollment, they both created this competitive marketplace. schools are competing against each other but in an environment with less and less kids. at some point, schools will have to close but we did not talk about that part of it. it is just that we will compete and the best ones will win out. structurally, it prevents the underfunded and defunded neighborhood schools. often, black parents voted with their feet. that is a rational choice. if you have been not well served by the existing system, why would you not try something else. >> there are charter schools that have helped some kids but i find, structurally, the privatization of education which they

. >> this is the pbs news hour from w eta in washington and the walter cronkite school of journalismate university. amna: with just three weeks to go until election day, the presidential race is still in a dead heat with both campaigns looking to cut into their opponents margins. for more on strategies and policies i'm joined by our politics monday do well, amy walter and tamara keith of npr. let's take a quick look and set the stage. new national polls. nbc news -- harris at 48 and trump with 48%. the second is from abc news and harris has 49 and trump with 47%. that is within the margin of error. a close race getting closer. >> if you think about where we were say in september, and of september, it had been a pretty momentous few weeks for kamala harris. she gets the nomination. the base rallies around her quickly and we go to the dnc. she has a successful debate. the momentum -- i don't know if the word is plateaued or hit a wall and there is a sign in national polls that there has been some backsliding and that trump is doing better at independent voters. all three networks came

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minister of the greens and then barback means war, we need money for schools, not arms. her new reform party, which ran on a clear anti-w platform recently achieved significant success in three regional elections in eastern germany. these are the true criminals are all the american politicians who started one imperialist war after another in the past decades. people traveled from all over germany to berlin to express opposition to imperialist wars and show their solidarity with people of palestine and libanon. we are here today because um uh the nato is waging war a lot of parts of the globe um uh on donbas on gaza and also uh multiple countries around the world they waiting economic wars but also military wars and we're here to show solidarity with the people of palestine but also with the people of lebanon with the people of iran uh with uh donbas uh the people uh fighting uh the ukrainian regime. the palestine solidarity block was among the largest. reporting for breast tv from berlin. pakistanis have hosted a poignant memorial service to pay tribute to sayid han, the late secretary general of hezbullah. the gatherin

fellow with the american society for legal history and the university of wisconsin law school, a recipient of the charlotte w newcomb fellowship with the institute for citizens and scholars, her current project is entitled native citizens, the fight over native american citizenship in the u.s. 1887 to 1924. david silverman is a professor of history at george washington university where he has taught since 2003, he is the author of several books on native american colonial american, and american racial history, including this land is their land, the plymouth colony and the troubled history of thanksgiving. which was published in 2019 and thunderstix, firearms and the violent transformation of native american peoples which appeared under the harvard university press in 2016. he is currently writing a new book about indigenous people and race making in the united states history, would you please welcome these distinguished scholars to the stage.>> [applause] >> we will hear those presentations and then we'll have an opportunity for questions. >> excellent, thank you so much for having me here today, i really co

. ♪ >> this is the pbs news hour from the david m rubinstein studio at w eta in washington and the walter cronkite schooluniversity. geoff: the recovery from helene is now a focus on the campaign trail, with former president donald trump criticizing the biden administration, and spreading falsehoods about the federal response. amna: our lisa desjardins has more on that, and other controversies the trump campaign is facing. lisa: against the backdrop of a shattered furniture store, former president trump stopped in hard-hit valdosta, georgia today, saying it was no time to campaign. >> as you know, our country is in the final weeks of a hard fought national election, but in a time like this when a crisis hits, when our fellow citizens cry out in need, none of that matters. we're not talking about politics now. lisa: but just an hour earlier, as he arrived in the area, trump accused the biden-harris administration of mishandling hurricane helene in georgia. >> they're not being responsive, the federal government is not being responsive. they're having a very hard time getting the president on the phone. he

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that threat came from adult and this middle school behind me is also part of this investigation, which is w%y it's also closed today. take a look. this isn't video we're getting into right now on your screen at that elementary school. now, this all happened yesterday in sonoma county. sheriff's office says that that possible threat was made in the afternoon specifically against penn grove elementary school by one 20 in the afternoon. the school had already gone on lockdown and parents have been notified in been reunited with students as officials continue to investigate by evening. the city schools announced that not only at penn grove elementary school, but also kenilworth junior high would be closed out of an abundance of caution, adding that while there was no threat made to the middle school, it is tied to this investigation. as of right now, no specifics have been given on the type of threat or the suspect is in custody. back out here live. we're hoping to chat with possibly neighbors are parents at some point if somebody does show up to school to get more details as we get more word f

school was being used to shelter displays. people of these 20 others were killed in northern cost. you're up to date on the w news. coming up we joined. one of the pioneers of american football in germany, is now believe to suffer from a brain disease link to repeat. it's close to the head. stay tuned for sports life . i'm marianne. i haven't seen, i'll be back at the top of the hour with more headlines for you. in the meantime, you can get lost for news on our website. just go to www dot com for me and the entire news team. thanks for watching the we are all set. we are watching to see all the to bring you the story behind the new the will on about come by as information for free might say do 10 in the in charlotte the currently move people, the on the world ha.

school, they were shopping centers and these are open. did it try to go images we're seeing right now. us as a w as chief accomplishment, both of the results bundle has been the studio now. uh, louise. we've heard this whole cold drop triggered the storms. that's cold, low pressure system coming in from the atlantic. heating, i will mediterranean add, it's probably unusual, but how does climate change coming to this? yes, what i mean obviously climate change wasn't the cause of best explain weather event, but the fact that you know, there has been so much heat over the mediterranean, over the summer, etc. meant that was a little cool to that had a run is operated into the atmosphere that'd be atmosphere as a result of climate change is hotter and able to hold more volumes of water up to 7 percent per degree of, of course is roaming. so this means that, you know, there is a lot more water in the atmosphere. so when we get, you know, these weather events, then there is more water flowing as well, that can cause these, these big catastrophes. so climate change where they increase the amount of water in the atmosphere and that means heavier ra

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also struck, loaded us vest schools and could at least $230.00 people across the several us states. no residents are again facing to protect their lives and property eller w spoke to dave northbound, chief me urologist at c v. s 42, a tv station in birmingham, alabama. and we asked him how the approaching hurricane milton compares to the last hurricane helene the o. this line it will have a much greater impact on florida. helene was more moving up just north there along the sort of coastline and brought significant storm storage. a rise in water up across the coastal areas of florida that moved in cost significant flooding along the coastal regions and they had a little bit of some when this $1.00 going to bring a significant storm surge. but also potentially some significant winds. we're talking to wind speeds out there. uh. category 5 is 165 miles per hour. right now, was the state wednesday, or is this in the southern part of it all? mexico. so you're going to have ways you're going to have a storm surge, they're going to have some rain, although the range also won't be overly high compared to what they saw, what the lead up there in north carolina for

announcer: this is the pbs news hour from w eta in washington and in the west from the walter cronkite school at arizona state university. geoff: the world's richest man, elon musk is now a powerful mega donor for donald trump. he is using his vast resources to campaign for him in pennsylvania and taking aggressive measures for mr. trump in other key battleground states. some of the moves are raising major legal and ethical concerns. bill young are entrepreneur -- billionaire entrepreneur elon musk is unveiling a new tactic pledging to randomly award $1 million to registered swing state voters daily through election day. the catch, sign a petition for his pro-trump political action committee. the petition is in support of the first and second amendments. >> it is very straightforward. you don't even have to vote. you just have to sign a petition saying you believe in the constitution. reporter: his political action committee has already committed to the campaign. some experts say his latest effort could be illegal because federal law prohibits accepting payment in exchange for voter registrat

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. >> this is the pbs news hour from the rubinstein studio at w eta in washington and in the west from the walter cronkite schoolf journalism at arizona state university. geoff: as donald trump's election interference case continues to make its way through a d.c. federal court, some legal analysts are questioning the justice department's handling of the case. after a federal judge this month unsealed a legal brief through jack smith containing new evidence in the case, it debate has focused on why the doj allowed the collection of evidence to be released so close to election day with some arguing it could influence the presidential race. one of those scholars is jack cole smith whose recent essay is titled jack smith owes us an explanation. he is a former assistant attorney general in the george w. bush administration and now a professor at harvard law. we spoke with him yesterday. thanks for being with us. jack: thanks for having me. geoff: you take particular issue with the timing of his brief. what do you say to those who argue the special counsel was simply complying with the rules that the judge in this cas

w correspond antonio kramer in jerusalem. thank you. on a quick look now, and some of the stories making headlines around the world. i want as close school and offices in preparation for the arrival of my phone cross on which is due to make landfall on thursday. morning, 10000 people have been evacuated from areas across the titles projected path as president lighting to warns of life lead catastrophic damage to us about mobile sante combs is facing a wave. was new lawsuit was from a 120 people for alleged sex crimes. that's according to a lawyer bringing the case. some of the accusers say they were minors at the time of the alleged misconduct cones is currently being held in prison on charges including 6 traffic and the 2 men competing to be the next vice president of the united states trade of barbs and argued over policies in their only debate, democratic candidate and walls and republican and j. d. vans kept it simple as a match in new york last night, but advanced. it is best to characterize the democratic presidential nominee come on errors as the source of america's ills walls on the other hand, laid out a list of ways he believes

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he has found some of the key points from the revisionist school, taking this idea that the military's hands were tied behind their back. george w. bush, when he becomes president in 2001 as some of these revisionist accounts are coming out, he will cite some of them in speeches and meetings and then h.r. mcmaster, when he becomes a national security advisor in 2017, will draw on some of the lessons of vietnam. in the readings and the classes to come, we will be getting into more detail on the main point of debate from orthodox and revisionists and a lot of primary documents will also allow you to assess the information without any filtration. you have secondary sources as well that have -- some are more favorable toward the orthodox, some are more inclined toward the revisionist and, as a reminder, one of the main reasons you are here in college is to learn to think for yourself. you are here not merely to echo what someone else says but to think about it yourself and think through it. these can be controversial issues. there are often good arguments for both. i would encourage you to go into this with an open mind. >> any ques

w. bush, assistant attorney general, chief of staff to robert mueller. he received his law degree from school i hadn't heard of in the bay area. i looked it up. seems decent. but is redeemed by the fact that he is a d.a. from the university of virginia. his daughter is here with us now. incredibly excited to have ken wainstein with us. thanks again and talking to ken, today we'll have ashley geeks. he's of the national security policy center. she's a professor of law here at the university of virginia, director of the national security law center there -- law center there. with associate white house counsel and deputy legal adviser in the early part of the bind administration. i'm going to turn it over to you two and expect to learn a great deal from the conversation. thanks very much. [applause] >> thank you so much, phil. thanks to the baton school and the school of democracy and the meller center for hosting this and for bringing us here today and especially thanks to ken for taking the time to come down and talk to us. i'm very pleased to moderate this conversation to -- to ask you some p