joining us now is general eaton. thank you so much for joining us.s a really honor to have you with us tonight. >> rachel, my privilege. thank you very much for the invitation. and i'd just like to say to everybody that karen meredith is a personal hero to me and to my wife, p.j. she is a brave, wonderful woman, and i thank her for coming on tonight as well. >> thank you for saying that. let me start by asking you the same question that i asked her, which is when you read or learned of the president's remarks that were first published a little bit more than 24 hours ago now, how did it land with you? >> rachel, it took me a couple of minutes to read the article. it took me a nanosecond to be truly angry. i shaved. i got in front of the camera, knocked out a 2:15 piece to get out on twitter and just to make known just how awful the level of disrespect in thought, word, and deed that we get out of this president and how it detracts from his capacity to serve as a leader anywhere, but certainly as a commander in chief. he has no right to be there. >> ge

one ofs dozer gardner, the founders of eaton vance.es still a conservative eaton vance-like value play? eric: for specific questions, i will defer to our growth team. tom: nobody is watching, come on, eric. eric: we certainly have conservative investments. we also have investments for more growth oriented investors. when you break down the equity market, you are exactly right. can almost bifurcate between tech stocks and everything else. but if you get a bounce, the diversification perspective, at some point we will get a cyclical rotation in the economy, and he will see ian equities and other parts of the u.s. equity market that are more sensitive to the cyclicals pick up relative to tech, but that ultimately has a place in the past. tom: is growth a yield alternative? eric: with government bond yields as low as we have talked about throughout most of this conversation, you are having income from stocks as another alternative to get income as opposed to just from bonds. so i do think when you pull base rates globally to zero, investor

general eaton followed his father into u.s. military service.oday we just showed you moments ago in a video directly addressing the president the now retired major general eaton held up his father's i.d. tag which is recovered from the site where his plane went down in the vietnam war. joining us now is retired major general paul eaton. general, sir, thank you so much for joining us. it is a real honor to have you with us here tonight. >> rachel, my privilege. thank you very much for the invitation. i'd just like to say to everybody that karen meredith is a personal hero to me and to my wife, p.j. she is a brave, wonderful woman. and i thank her for coming on tonight as well. >> thank you for saying that. let me start by asking the same question that i asked her, which is, when you read or learned of the president's remarks that were first published a little bit more than 24 hours ago now, how did it land with you? >> rachel, it took me a couple of minutes to read the article. it took me a nanosecond to be truly angry. i shaved. i got in front o

paul eaton served as the commander general training team. he was in charge of training the iraqi troops during the iraq war. i have shown you a moment ago, a video directing at the president. joining us now is paul eaton. thank you so much for joining us. it is a real honor to have you tonight. >> rachel, it is my pleasure. i would like to say to everybody that karen meredith is a personal hero to me and my wife. she's as brave, wonderful woman, i thank her for coming on tonight as well. >> thank you for saying that. when you read or learned of the president's remark that was published, how did it land with you? >> rachel, it took me a couple of minutes to read the article. it took me a nano second to be truly angry. i shaved and got in front of the camera and i knocked out a t two-minute and 15-second piece, just how awful the words coming out from this president and how it detracts as a leader anywhere certainly as a commander in chief. he has no right to be there. >> i want to ask you specifically about that moment when you held up your f

general eaton, i want to ask you about another topic because this caught our attention today. president trump was asked a very simple question about something that america's allies, closest allies, have blamed russia for. the poisoning of russian opposition leader alexei navalny. the president would not utter the simple words, this is bad or russia shouldn't have done it. listen how he answered, and i want to get your reaction. >> it is interesting that everybody's always mentioning russia. and i don't mind you mentioning russia. but i think, probably, china, at this point, is -- is a nation that you should be talking about, much more so than russia, because the things that china's doing are far worse, if you take a look at what's happening with the world. >> repeatedly, he will not call out russia on -- on this, on election interference, on bounties on u.s. forces in afghanistan, on dangerous encounters between russian aircraft and u.s. aircraft. all things that have been increasingly aggressive, not less aggressive. what do you make of his refusal to be critical of putin or

here is major general eaton. >> just outside of laos. he delivered ordinates to deliver supplies and then delivered support to special forces on the ground. this dog tag was recovered at the crash site. my father was a patriot, well educated, wise man. the best men and women of the united states of america are found in the united states. >> there is a searing new ad, a lot more of that, families who served going after donald trump's disrespect. joe biden is already receiving the majority of support. i wonder if donald trump realizes if he breaks mail-in voting, the military couldn't vote. give us a state of the level of panic inside the white house right now as all of these chickens are coming home to roost. >> this is an incredibly undisciplined white house generally. it underscores their panic and sense that this could be a very serious problem for the president, that they actually managed to mobilize a fairly traditional rapid response to push back on this. never is this white house so focused on a single message of the day. the presi

i'm joined by retired major general paul eaton. he is now senior adviser to the progressive group vote vets. sir, thank you so much for being with us. >> brianna, thank you very much for having me. >> help us sort this out because you have mark meadows saying this was about the military industrial complex which the military is part of that but he is saying it's not about the military so what's your reaction to the president attacking pentagon officials? >> we have all heard the attack that president trump levied against our general officers. four star generals and admirals are the interface between the developers policy and those who will execute that policy. it is simply absurd to imply that our general officers and admirals are involved in creating warfare or delaying peace, that they are absolutely focused on more material and to support the military industrial complex, the industrial component of it. president eisenhower's farewell speech unfortunately overshadowed by president kennedy's incoming speech where president eisenhow

with me are rachel cunliffe — comment & features editor at city am and george eaton — senior online editorthe new statesman. welcome to you both. tomorrow's front pages. starting with. .. the telegraph says the government is encouraging people to report neighbours who do not self—isolate after testing positive for coronavirus — it also has a picture from the one minute silence held at east grinstead rugby club today to remember the murdered police sergeant matt ratana who was their head coach. the metro leads with growing calls for borisjohnson to reconsider the 10pm pub curfew — with some tory mps calling it a ‘draconian‘ use of power. the ft headlines donald trump saying the affordable care act in the us, known as obamaca re, will be terminated — a day after announcing amy coney barrett as his nomination for the supreme court. the i says the roll—out of the uk's coronavirus vaccine potentially faces years of delay. the mail says police will carry out spot checks and act on tip offs to ensure people are adhering to new covid—19 self—isolation rules. the times headlines ministers preparing

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insists the cemetery visit was canceled due to weather, but brewed quickly.ter: gariesd tirl paul eatonted this direct message: >> you're no patriot. let me tell you about a patriot. my father was killed in vietnam. >> reporter: the article also said that when senator john mccain died, president trump told senior staffers, "we're not ort that losport that loser's funeral." mr. trump insisted he never called mccain a loser, but he has a long history of publicly criticizing the late senator. >> he's a war hero because he was captured. i like people that weren't captured, okay. >> reporter: the president also claimed that he was proud to honor mccain's death in 2018, but former trump administration official miles taylor wrote, "that's not true. you were angry that d.h.s. notified federal buildings to lower the flags for senator mccain. your staffw because your staff ca called and told me." tonight, president trump declared his love for the military and said that nobody has done more to build it up than him. given the fact that veterans make up such a large chunk of his base, the white hous

guests joining me tonight are rachel cunliffe, comment and features editor at city am, and george eatonman. three more welsh counties are to be placed under local coronavirus lockdowns tomorrow evening. new restrictions will be placed on people living in neath port talbot, torfaen and vale of glamorgan. similar measures have come into force in swansea and cardiff. by the end of tomorrow, two thirds of the population of the country will be under local lockdowns. tomos morgan reports. as another autumn begins, so does another lockdown in another part of wales. cardiff will become the first uk nation capital to go back under lockdown measures this evening. as a capital, yes, there is a particular focus. you know, i'm particularly conscious that we are the economic dynamo of the city region. indeed, probably all of wales. so there is an impact and i am disappointed, in that regard. as the economy came to a standstill earlier this year, several industries have been struggling, regardless of the furlough scheme, with many being made redundant as restrictions persist. the younger generation th

their theme, stay in oakland, eaton oakland, spent in oakland.t oakland website, diners can decide where they want to go by neighborhood, cuisine or services, including delivery, takeout, and outdoor dining. later today on mornings on 2, will be talking about the ceo of visit oakland. he is mark everton. he will be joining us from tennis cow brewery which is one of the participating restaurants. that is coming up later today on mornings on 2 . also happening today, the san francisco international airport will reopen a concourse in the international terminal. concourse cafe is has been close since april 1st because the major cutback and flights. the airports have been operating all international flights at a single concourse. they used the time to complete updates and do maintenance work on the tarmac and inside the terminal. the bay area real estate market continues to be hot, even during the pandemic. according to new information, bay area home sales in july went up 9% compared to this time last year. and the median home price is also up 6% with

our guests joining me tonight are rachel cunliffe — comment & features editor at city am and george eatonities in wales have gone into lockdown tonight. the new measures have just come into force in swansea and cardiff. neath port talbot, torfaen and vale of glamorgan will also have tighter restrictions imposed from 6pm tomorrow.it follows the first localised lockdown in wales, in the town of llanelli in carmarthenshire, which came into force on saturday evening. it means almost two million people in wales — or two—thirds of the population — will be under local lockdown rules by 6pm tomorrow. from cardiff, here's tomos morgan. as another autumn begins, so does another lockdown in another part of wales. cardiff will become the first uk nation capital to go back under lockdown measures this evening. as a capital, yes, there is a particular focus. you know, i'm particularly conscious that we are the economic dynamo of the city region. indeed, probably all of wales. so there is an impact and i am disappointed, in that regard. as the economy came to a standstill earlier this year, several indu

the papers with our reviewers rachel cunliffe, comment and features editor at city am, and george eaton headlines. but first, it's time for a look at the weather with matt taylor. good evening. last night, it was northern ireland who recorded its coldest september night on record. tonight, it could be some parts of northern england and southern scotland. with some pretty stormy weather forecast for later in the week, i fancy our green landscape may look a little more autumnal by the time we hit next weekend. the cold spots tonight will be where we saw the clearer skies today, extending from the south—west of england all the way through into the east of scotland. cloud is going to be increasing across northern ireland, staying in place across eastern england, but through that clearer swathe, we could see temperatures as low as —3 or “11, particularly in south—east scotland and northern england. it is here where we start frosty with a bit of fog but lots of sunshine. still cloudy across the south—east of england, but that will brighten up. northern ireland, cloud and rain during the morni

confusion tonight from america eaton agency in charge of continuing the spread of coronavirus.o tell americans about how the disease can travel through the air. the centers for disease control and prevention has taken down new guidance it posted on friday, saying that it should be spread not just by coughing or sneezing or talking, but also in tiny droplets from talking normally or even breathing. and they could remain in the air longer and travel distances beyond six feet from activities like choir practice, fitness classes and talking in restaurants. but tonight the new guidance is gone, taken down the cdc says because it was only a drafts and was posted in error. >> they were likely coming under pressure yet again from political interests because of what the repercussions of acknowledging aerosol spread might be. >> reporter: and a federal official says that the retraction was not due from political pressure. but the official said the retraction was made to allow the cdc to better explain that aerosol transmission can owe did your, b occur, but is not the primary transmissio

also on the upside the other group, we associate with value industrials doing better today textron, eaton, lyondell all doing well i know it doesn't look good if you look only at the s&p, but there are pockets. back to you. >> bob, i'm glad you called that out. isn't it some of the reopening sensitive names, the industrials that are outperforming you need three days to make a trend, but we've got two so far. >> this tells me that the -- it's not just let's sell off everything the stuff that's been the most frothy in the last six or seven days that have literally gone pa parabolic and we're scratching our head saying, what's going on, that's gone down in itself that tells me it's about frot frothiness, it's about people looking at valuations. >> that's a super important distinction, bob thank you very much. bob pisani walking us through the market there >>> stocks were not able to hold their gains after the jobs report which showed the economy adding nearly 1.4 million jobs last month it beat expectations but government hiring did lead the way, thanks to more than 300,000 new census worker

ylan spmui, thank you for reporting for us >>> let's bring in michael faroli and eaton patel i want to start out at top level because you guys put out this note yesterday that really captures the moment. you say in the absence of any more action, it's a big change to your growth projections, right? >> that's right. i think we agree with you that the odds look like they're tilted against getting anything before the election. we had anticipated we would get stimulus of 1 to 1.5 trillion. back in july that seemed like a pretty reasonable thing to expect a lot of commentators back then saw it almost as a done deal i think as time as passed, we've been reducing odds on that happening, and i think in the latest -- over the last week or so, it really seemed to diminish to the point where we really kind of took that support down a bar. not an outlook for growth, and i guess -- i wouldn't totally throw out hope for a stimulus, but the calendar is moving away such that we don't have much time before we get to the heart of the election season >> you're talking about a 2.5% gdp for the fourth quar

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army, paul eaton. he served in iraq and lost his father during the vietnam war.adviser for vote vets. a group that gives a voice to nearly 700,000 veterans and their families. thank you so much for joining me. as we mark 9/11, on the backdrop of these disturbing reports, what is your message to president trump? >> well, what i would tell the president, and i would like to acknowledge that you and your teammates are doing a great job today recognizing what happened on 9/11, 19 years ago. mr. president, civil military relations are as bad today as it has ever been as these relations can be remembered well back to the vietnam war and our worst moments. so you've got to get to work to re-establish a link between the civilian leadership and the uniformed military or it's going to get worse. >> yesterday on the eve of the anniversary of 9/11, the president made a comment that i'm hoping you can explain to me. please watch this. since february we haven't had a death in afghanistan which is -- it's a record for many years. not a death. and we're getting along very, very

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reporter: gold star families responded to the article in a new ad, and retired major general pete eatonthis direct message. >> you're no patriot. let me tell you about a patriot -- my father was killed in vietnam -- >> reporter: now the president also said that he lowered the flags for the late senator john mccain without hesitation. former homeland security staffer miles taylor said this was not true and that the president was angry that dhs notified federal buildings to do so. jeff? >> all right. reporting from the white house, thank you very much. >>> democratic presidential nominee joe biden was visibly angry over the president's reported remarks about soldiers friday and leveled one of his most forceful attacks against mr. trump. ed o'keefe has more. >> reporter: an irate joe biden called the president's reported comments disgusting and un-american. >> if these statements are true, the president should humbly apologize to every gold star mother and father and every blue star family that he's denigrated and insulted. who the heck does he think he is? >> reporter: biden himself never

but they are not at eaton themselves, i think that is beside the point.esting that the logjam is in laboratories, processing the test, so perhaps this is one of the reasons why people cannot get a test because a capacity is not there in the laborde tories to find out what the result is —— the lab. you look at the news of another country the shortage of capacity, but from the public that is on the ground that you are seeing people, friends and family, people in your community who are this blank symptoms and trying to do the right thing, whether it is children or an aduu thing, whether it is children or an adult who are trying to self—isolate, unable to book a test, however many days it goes on for comment is a real shame that the government has had six months organises any off test centres where i think it could be assumed that people are standing around and the government keeping those test centres on site even though there is no lab capacity justive centres on site even though there is no lab capacityjustive ele government quota just that they can debase