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reuss from the other side of the bell russian border. artie's either turn to stone across those talks for us thank you. social gatherings in england scotland and wales are now limited to 6 people starting from monday u.k.'s tightening restrictions amid a sharp increase in covert infections the so-called rule of 6 bans larger gatherings both indoors and outdoors however there are exceptions with larger gatherings still permitted at work schools gyms and places of worship police have been given powers to crack down on offenders with potential fines of more than 3000 pounds on sunday 3300 people in the u.k. tested positive for kovan 1980 sharp increase compared with a month ago but the recent spike in cases fail to deter some revelers looking to enjoy themselves ahead of the ban as are too shoddy at word stuff she reports. well you would think it was new year's eve ok prior to the final of the football world cup but come monday the new fall of 6 restricting meet ups of more than half a dozen people will be implemented meaning scenes like th

air tankers paint the riches around bell canyon with fire retardant. as firefighters on the ground start fires on the east side of silverado trail to protect nearby structures. >> if anything gets into the yard, it will all be gone. >> reporter: tom was on the west of silverado trail. he decided not to evacuate and is instead using garden hoses to try to save his home. >>> hope we don't end up with the poor guy right across the street. his whole house went up in flames about five minutes ago. >>> for most of the day the main firefight has been a long bell canyon, as firefighters try to keep the flames from moving south, but when the afternoon wind picked up, that is exactly what happened. flames shooting high above the rage. as more air attacks were brought in to slow the progress. >> things could change in a heartbeat, no doubt. >> now what we do know right now as firefighters have positioned resource is at the south end of bell canyon, they are trying to stop this bread toward the community of deer park and also on the north side of the canyon, towar

let's get started with your live news update russia's president has called for dialogue between the bell of russian leadership and opposition to the ongoing crisis in the country following the disputed election last month what amir putin is now meeting with president alexander lukashenko in the black sea resort city of sochi and we're not joined live by our team is in their patrol go who has been following the talks for us so tell us more about what's been said so far. jacqueline hi there well i can tell you that before this trip the line from both sides from the russian side and the belorussian side was that this trip of the main intention of it is to talk about cooperation between the 2 countries but the obvious assumption by many many people though was that the long standing by the russian leader is heading to saudi to seek support from someone that he called his elder brother just a little earlier vladimir putin after a month of the nationwide protests back home but i can tell you that the actual fact that mr putin was receiving alexander lukashenko in his residence as the head of th

kevin good afternoon well bell reuss has been on the brink of turning into a new file and crisis hot spot in eastern europe protesters have been filling the streets but so far the ball russian president has managed to avoid the worst case scenario a nationwide strike and a full scale revolution alexander lukashenko did call his russian powder counterpart vladimir putin very often as he was trying to bring the situation under control and there you have it after a bit more than a month following the election he is in tsotsi we saw him coming out of the plane and the talks between russian and the russian leaders are just about to begin according to the kremlin that will happen in less than an hour and they're saying precisely at 2 pm moscow time now many are confident that the president will be seeking help from the russian side in the black sea resort of tsotsi after saying many times before the summit that he has no intention of giving up in the crisis. in the earth which in all of this is very painful and even tragic for me but it doesn't mean that i'm giving up now i must protect wh

journalist the situation is very complicated once again the bell russian government is calling this a deliberate attempt to flee the country after 1st getting to the border and then being thrown out of the car out of the vehicle this is what they are saying about what happened to maria kolesnikov and that apparently she was detained by some other border guards because that was a violation of the rules how to cross the border but then on the other hand the opposition side of the story is completely their friend their version of events is that the anti-government act of. were abducted somewhere else then deliberately taken to the cranium border to be kicked out of the country and in order for that not to happen they are saying that maria kolesnikov decided to tear up her passport this was something that made her crossing into ukraine and possible apparently the 2 men were able to enter into ukraine whether they were detained there or not we don't not know for sure but at least that's what the bell russian president is saying so again a very complicated situation and still the connection

ideas figure out on the bell every small position is arrested on the border with ukraine but a bit different versions of events president lukashenko shows his understanding of what happened in an interview with russian journalists. the british government's handling of the pandemic has forced many state health service doctors to consider quitting according to a new poll and. don't. think you know if they are. so-called fit uncalled for tax on british police doubled during the covert health crisis. a very warm welcome to you you're watching r t international with me here. alexei no bound they could not have survived if he had been poisoned with norbit chalk that's the claim of the russian doctors who 1st treated the high profile kremlin critic when he found severely ill nearly 3 weeks ago piece all of us has the details. the doctors that 1st try to lex in the valley when his plane was forced to make an emergency landing with him in clear distress he was making his way from siberia to moscow he didn't make it there the plane landed in bombs that was way he received treatment 1st they've dismiss

"closing bell" is going to start right now. >> thank you so much welcome to the "closing bell." stocks surging to kick off a new week of trading. looking to close out a sluggish september on a high note let's have a look at what is driving the action potential optimism for a new round of stimulus giving a boost to sentiment house speaker nancy pelosi says another plan from house democrats is still possible. m & a activity heating up in steel and energy spaces and talks of casino combinations too. and every dow stock is higher as we enter this final hour of trade with boeing and the banks leading the charge he would have 59 minutes 59 minutes left to trade, kayla. >> and that green screen is not something we have seen in a while. we have a big show ahead today on "closing bell." a big deal for big steel we'll talk to the ceo from cleveland cliffs and his outlook on the economy later, sneaker start-up all birds scoring $100 million in fresh funding. valuing the company at $1.7 billion the co-ceo will join us to tell us how his company plans to spend that cash and we'll have that l

russian government so once again the bell russian authorities are calling. this an attempt to flee the country by maria kolesnikov after she was thrown out of the vehicle and they're saying that the people inside the vehicle were not following the orders by the border guards but i can tell you that the a bill russian opposition have their side of the story and they are providing. a totally different version of events according to the anti-government activists america lessening 1 of a with the 2 other men were abducted somewhere else in belarus and then were deliberately taken to the border to be kicked out of the country but in order for that not to happen maria kolesnik allegedly decided to tear up her passport and that made it impossible for her to go through the border to get into ukraine although as far as i understand the other men were able to enter ukraine the bell russian president saying that they are now detained there but like i've said connection with all these activists house been lost so again a very complicated story but what i can tell you is

now just gone back to that interview with the bell russian president mr lucas shank oh i can tell you that there was a lot to talk about of course and soon that conversation will be available on r t stay tuned for that as well and surely we will also be following the situation with maria kolesnik of our and her fellow opposition activists yeah absolutely that interview is going to shed some light hopefully on what's been quite a confusing story there thanks for bringing us the latest. so-called spirits and car for attacks against police in the u.k. are on the rise suspects are said to be taking advantage of the current fear of covert contamination with some officers claiming they can no longer properly carry out their duties. accordingly enough that they are thank you. the rise in assaults has huge impacts on staff both physically and mentally and it has a huge impact on communities thousands and thousands of days of policing a lost because of these assaults in the county of leicestershire the number of such attacks doubled during lockdown more than 200 were recorded in just 3 months

secretary of state jocelyn benson of michigan, and state board of elections director karen brinson bell of north carolina. welcome all of you to "meet the press." karen brinson bell, i'm going to start with you. north carolina, friday absentee ballots went out. how would you say your level of -- where is your level of concern when it comes to preparedness for this election season? >> we have been optimistic the entire time. this is not the first time that north carolina has been 60 days out in delivering absentee by mail ballots. that's par for the course in our state. it's just that we're trying to get out more than we typically would. we were fortunate to have our primary as part of super tuesday, so we were ahead of the pandemic. we have had a small election in june that helped us to prepare. and i am so proud of the 100 county election directors and boards for the preparations and steps that they have been taking.

russia's president has called for dialogue between the belle of russian leadership and opposition to end the ongoing crisis in the country following orcus disputed election law or putin has just concluded 4 hours of talks with president alexander lukashenko in the black sea resort of sorts artie's correspondent brings us more. just before the trip the official line from both countries from both sides was that the 2 leaders are meeting to talk about cooperation but the obvious assumption by many after a month of mass protests in the eastern european republic of belarus was that alexander lukashenko was heading to russia to seek support from his elder brother that's a literally what alexander lukashenko called counterpart vladimir putin a few weeks ago well we can at least say that the actual fact that mr putin was receiving the. russian leader as head of state following the election and discussing moscow minsk ties in the future is clearly some kind of support in its own in in a form of a confidence boost however unlike some of the scenarios that were predicted by the western media an

but only if it comes to moving on to some of the integration blocks which bell routes as part of for example the eurasian customs union or the so-called agreement on collective security these are some of the blogs that are made part of post soviet republics but the move which we will talk about what's happening in belarus the meetings of the aeration economic community and collective security treaty organization and there are also things it's all about within the commonwealth of independent states now despite mr lucas sankoh being able to avoid the worst case scenario for him a complete nationwide strike and a full scale revolution protesters keep gathering in various cities across bellerive every week and sunday saw massive marches all across the country and which hundreds of people were detained. but if you take a step back how are the overall relations between valorous and russia well we do have to put all of this and contacts and it used to go without saying that men's is a top ally for moscow we remember that after the fall of the soviet union a number of agreements were signed

the authorities had to detain maria kolesnikov our as she was trying to escape the country through bell rufus's southern border with ukraine because she broke the law while trying to do that now what you are about to hear right now are the latest statements by the russian leader alexander lukashenko this is how he explained what he knows so i think that the only could you give us more detail about marie kolesnikov or where is she. i probably cannot give you much detail due to the fact that i was only told that she and her 2 friends who are drivers or close ones or distant ones they fled to ukraine today and they had documents and everything prepared in advance they showed their passports on our side customs officers border guards let them through further on is the state border and the ukrainian post but between these posts they were 8 to 9 kilometers and that our border is heavily guarded so we deployed more guards naturally they were stopped before the gas pedal she was even thrown out of the car on the move on the run. so they themselves did it yes well there were 3 of them who could

that the actual fact that alexander lukashenko was received by president putin as the head of the bell russian state and that they were discussing minsk moscow ties in the future is some kind of support clearly in the form of a confidence boost however unlike some of the scenarios predicted by the western media in the buildup to this the head of the russian government didn't say a thing about specifically providing some kind of help to end the protests in belo reuss by the way when early in the morning i was reading some of the forecasts for the summit by western media outlets i came across theories in which even the word addicks ation was used some were saying that the kremlin could use this meeting to even topple alexander look as schenkel or use the current weakness of the bell russian president to reach its own goals in bellerose however and contrast to that president vladimir putin made it clear when he was speaking just ahead of the meeting that moscow does not accept any outside interference especially from the west. we want the belorussians to handle their situation without any

i'm connell mcshane welcome to "after the bell."ow snapping a three-day losing streak today, it is now the end of what had been a four-day down streak both for the s&p and for the nasdaq as the fed pledges to keep on supporting the economic recovery. so bounceback indeed. we'll talk about it with fox business team coverage. edward lawrence reporting from washington. gerri willis is watching the market action. blake burman from the white house as

earnings are out after the bell. not a great sign to see docusign down 8% ahead of its report card after the bell >> i bet they are wishing they released on monday when zoom did. they are one of the champs of the work from home environment everybody has used their process. i'm going through a closing process. i'm first hand testimony to their software companies include comcast, small business administration. it's ridiculous, absolutely insane valuation it's a question of whether the market will feel kind enough to take it up if they come in line, that sets us up for a much bigger decline on the short term. this is a trend that will stay with us past covid it's very boring but very necessary space. they are dominating that space i really like it long term there's no doubt it could be very turbulent over the near term >> lot of growth drivers we saw that in zoom's report earlier this week. when you size up the chart, any reasons to be cautious here when looking at docusign? >> i would state it as innocent until proven

the closing bell ringing in 40 minutes. industrials now up, this is how volatile a day it's been. we had been down 86, up 294. we are up 140 right now. the new ev royal rumble is breaking out and this time it's not with tesla. nikola returning fire after a short seller's fraud accusation and what gm's newest teammate is saying. >>> plus as copycats and competitors circle peloton, the ceo john foley is here on his secret patent protection weapon. that and much more coming up on "the claman countdown." this i. find a stock based on your interests or what's trending. get real-time insights in your customized view of the market. it's smarter trading technology for smarter trading decisions. fidelity. and then found the home of my dreams. but my home of my dreams needed some work sofi was the first lender that even offered a personal loan. i didn't even know that was an option. the personal loan let us renovate our single family house into a multi-unit home. and i get to live in this beautiful house with this beautiful kitchen a

we'll see what happens to costco after the bell. new home sales, 1.01 million sales in august compared to the estimate of 895,000. our next guest says you know what? you have to have at least one housing play and his he says is trading at a 30% discount. let's bring in today's closer, the chief operations officer at strattic wealth partners. give us the name and why you like it. >> mohawk industries is a great play for the housing market en fuego right now. we have new home sales. we have existing home sales and we have renovations what mohawk does, they bring, they bring global flooring leadership to all of these three areas. so and they're also like you mentioned, they are trading at a 30% discount to their peers. this could also play into one of your, you mentioned no stimulus check kind of play. it is only help this play if there is a stimulus check. if there fit, they're trading at a 30% discount and interest rates are low. so it will continue to have room to run liz. liz: tony, we had a very volatile session. we seem to up dow

belle writes this in 1960. this is bell. he was born daniel, child of immigrants in new york. went to city college in new york. and people could spend a lot of time arguing politics because it was free. and he constantly frames issues in these large, sweeping historical frames. he says, the big ideologies of the 19th century have kind of run out of steam. what's an ideology for him? remember the section where he -- yeah? [ inaudible ]. >> ideas into social levers. what does that mean? >> i don't know. >> that's exactly the quote i have for you. what does that mean is an interesting question. >> i thought it was interesting where he starts to talk about how to get people moving, you can't be up in the clouds and bring it down to something that they really can either grasp or like. and then the established claim to the truth. this is my idea. it's not something that's just an idea. it's the truth and reality and going into the -- again, the commitment to action. kind of my take on it. let's get out of the philosophical part and get down into reality to get people on board. >> th

less than an hour to the closing bell, let's start "the claman countdown." liz: we've got to get to the hottest software ipo of all time. it is now getting iced over, with about 59 minutes left to trade, take a look at snowflake, falling hard after yesterday's 3.4 billion blockbuster debut, where yes, they had the zoom ringing over-nyse, everybody was cheering. this is the buffett-backed cloud warehouse which did set the record for the best ever start by a software company in the public market. by the end of the session yesterday, it was up 111%. but the largest u.s. listing of the year now trading below i$24 price, now at $226.18. by the way, its lead underwriters, goldman sachs and morgan stanley, which priced it at $120, they are also taking hits at the moment. goldman down 2.7%. morgan down 2% as some investors accuse them of leaving billions on the table. so we are watching snow at the moment, taking a $27 clip to $226.50. >>> from cold to hot. let's lean back in our chairs as we take a look at furniture maker herman miller, putting the pop in our pop s

a month to meet face to face after the election and many are confident now that the long standing bell russian president will be very keen to seek moscow's support after having to deal with all that trouble throughout this entire month back home but if you push the rewind button a bit and listen to what alexander lucas franco was saying about his partnership with moscow before the vote you will realize that the leader didn't really minces words when having these conversations he sounded very tough and at one point he even said something like we used to be brothers now we're just partners however that tone really changed and august we know that the presidents of russia and belarus have been on the phone very often after the vote anyway though most likely this time around alexander lukashenko a won't wouldn't really like to see him as someone who is heading to russia to beg for help so a little earlier he said that he was coming to cement agreements reached previously . i would like to maintain the momentum very good agreements were made during the visit of prime minister michoud to beli

also this hour talks between the belle of russian president vladimir putin are underway in the russian city of sochi comes after another weekend of mass opposition rallies in belarus with hundreds of arrests made. and brits enjoy one last night of partying before a crackdown on gatherings of over 6 people takes effect in england scotland and wales. the most of the last night is don't tell dog people to go out there now but i don't be like no you can't go out anymore it's not accepted. this is our 2 international coming to you live from the russian capital where it's just turned 3 pm welcome to the program. roland says its assessment that alex in amman it was poisoned with a chemical nerve agent from the never took group has been confirmed by laboratories in france and sweden earlier a german military lab found traces of the poison and the russian opposition figures by a samples russia's request to access that evidence has so far gone unheeded artie's peter arbor has the latest from berlin berlin is now saying that 3 laboratories have confirmed that not a chalk or a substance from the o

there is the closing bell. thanks to mike and robert, it is time for "after the bell."a: five hours away from the first presidential debate of 2020 and investors are on edge, along with everybody else. stocks sliding but closing off the lows of the day, president trump and joe biden prepare to face off. what a day. i'm melissa francis this is "after the bell." hey, connell. connell: hey there, melissa, what a day and what a night i would say. i'm connell mcshane reporting from geneva on the lake in the state of ohio. we're out talking to voters in this key swing state. we'll bring some of that to you throughout the show today. looking at cleveland, ohio, that is where the debate will take place this

we carry you down to the opening bell. -- we count you down to the opening bell.most 15 points on the session. in the fx market, euro-dollar advancing up 2/10 of one percent. a weaker dollar story and take chineseke a look at the currency as authorities tolerate that rally. this is bloomberg surveillance. ♪ jonathan: two hours away from the opening bell. from new york city and london, good morning to you, as we count you down to the opening bell, equities drifting higher on the s&p 500. we add some weight to the s&p 500, futures up 5.4%. and the fx market, dollar weaker, talking about the stronger chinese renminbi. the bond market, we come in a single basis. that range in treasuries just holding and holding. if 0.6 7% is your-year-old on the u.s. 10-year as we count down to that u.s. fed decision and retail sales in 60 minutes' time, tom, and we have done this repeatedly, how much the data has surprised to the upside. housing, industrial sector, labor market, personal household sector, retail. services data, tom, throw it all in there. tom: i'm so glad, jon, you b

"closing bell" starts right now. >> thank you very much, kelly and team welcome to "closing bell." i'm sara eisen along with wilfred frost. the september swoon is raging as we begin a new trading week on wall street. stocks falling sharply the s&p 500 briefly going negative for the year. on a jam packed day of news. let's look what the is driving the action one hour left of trade coronavirus concerns are growing in the u.s. and abroad the united states is quickly approaching 200,000 covid-19 deaths and the uk reportedly considering a fresh lockdown to slow the spread there. supreme court ruth bader ginsburg made the political picture in washington significantly more complicated with some analysts saying the odds of another round of stimulus before the election falling sharply. bank stocks are getting crushed today as well amid new report about major firms dealing in suspicious funds we'll have more on that in just a bit. we have 59 munz left left to goy volatile session still make for the worst day in a while. >> percentage terms, we're down 2.2% as we stand ahead will be all over

in bells terms? it's a myth? yeah. he's kind of slippery on where legend fits into this whole thing, right? some of that language is where he gets plus simple in other parts, and you've got an argument that, in some ways, and ideology, a secular, and about action in the world. right? you take the idea and how to act in the world on the basis of them, whereas religion, in his account, what do you supposed to do with the ideas? we are supposed to change the world? what are you supposed to do with religious ideas? >> prepare for the inevitable? >> yes, what do you change? yourself. for him, religion is a kind of framework that encourages adaptation of the self to kind of eternal truths rather than change the world in the vision of your kind of idea of how it should be met up. makes sense? he, and some, ice in the, argument be against by seeing the big 19th century philosophies are what would take the place of religion when religion goes away, and then there is a kind of lingering urgent of religions, like an ideology, whi

taco bell, making more changes to its menu, beginning in november, taco bell is dropping its mexican and several shredded chicken items. just last month, taco bell eliminated a dozen other menu items including the seven layer burrito and nachos supreme which i used love. taco bell says the pandemic has forced it to streamline its menu to better serve customers. >>> let's talk about traffic. sal, domenico i heard steve paulson saying you it wasn't like you had your feet up, my first thought was, there's no way that sal castaneda would su home. >> when you say put your feet up, we don't allow that or we, the mrs. it doesn't allow that here. she's in the next room. she would be in here real quick and telling me that stuff. good morning everyone. the commute is light. light enough for you to go to taco bell and get to one of those things we just mentioned. they don't have mexican pizza anymore. that is a tragedy. westbound bay bridge, there have been no major problems as you drive over to etd and you can see traffic is moving along okay as you are driving on most of these freeways. it is

bell writes this in 1960. this was bell. he was born daniel -- child of jewish immigrants in new york. going back wh. and he constantly frames issues in these large sweening historical frames. so he says the big ideology of the 19th century have kind of run out of steam. what's an ideology again? remember the section where -- yeah. >> he could merge the ideas into social measures. >> what does that mean? you don't know. that's exactly the point i have for you. >> i thought it was interesting where he starts to talk about how to get people moving, simplify you are ideas. and then he established a claim with the truth. hey, it's not just something -- it's the truth, it's reality. and getting a commitment to action, you know, get people to abe a get down into reality where you again get people onboard. >> terrific. the way you turn ideas into action, it's the kind of mechanism lever that does that. you have to simplify the kind of idea, you have to make a claim about it being truthful to the world, and then using that simplifie

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