he is a political and financial analyst at a lake jackson. we have daniel mcadams. he is the executive director of the ron pol, institute for peace and prosperity. our gentleman crosswalk rose in effect. that means you can jump anytime you want and i always appreciate, daniel, let me go to you 1st. i mean i set it all in my introduction. is the by the administration of bedding, the one china policy that was, it was, it's been around since 1979. it seemed, if it's in maybe you know, no one was happy with it but, and no one was i'm particularly unhappy with it as a, well, i mean, it was it, it both sides having a sense of an agreement. is that a done deal? i mean, this is just typical of what we're seeing as a by did ministrations foreign policy. it seems to be a foreign policy of go around the world and kick everyone in the face to see what happens. and that's exactly what's happening. there seems to be no strategic purpose for the us changing it's, it's tune toward china other than the fact that the democrats are facing very dire . electro prospects here in just a c

he is a political and financial analyst at a lake jackson. we have, daniel mcadam sees the executive director of the ron pol, institute for peace and prosperity. our gentleman cross acros. in fact, that means you can jump anytime you want. and i always appreciate, daniel, let me go to you 1st. i mean, i said it all. my introduction is the by the administration of bedding, the one china policy. that was, it was, it's been around since 1979. it seemed. if it's maybe no one was happy with it, but at no one was i'm particularly unhappy with it as a well, i mean it was it, it both sides haven't had sent him an agreement. is that a done deal? i mean, this is just typical of what we're seeing as a by did ministrations foreign policy. it seems to be a foreign policy of go around the world and kick everyone in the face to see what happens. and that's exactly what's happening. there seems to be no strategic purpose for the us changing it's, it's tune toward china other than the fact that the democrats are facing very dire . electro prospects here in ju

i want to thank my gets in beijing, hong kong, and in lake jackson. and thanks to our bureau for what the earth are watching us here are, can you see you next time and remember process rules move when i would show seemed wrong when i just don't know. i mean, you have to figure out this thing becomes the applicant and engagement equals the trail. when so many find themselves worlds apart, we choose to look for common ground. a spoke with madison both both the models you need to do both got nelson with a, a, a, a, a a with a with a with with ah ah, ah, 10 people are killed including a 5 year old child with a further 55 injured following. and it's really are a strike on the gallons a strip, not according to the territories health ministry. b, as la mc jihad group in palestine. israel say they targeted, threatened to attack tel aviv in response. also ad on the program, the russian investigative committee accuses key of, of shelling a hospital in the center of done yet leaving several people injured including a child turkeys president express.

as all the time we have gentlemen here, i want to thank my gets in beijing, hong kong, and in lake jackson. and thanks to our bureau for what yours are watching us here are, do you see you next time and remember ah, ah, no nation. no nation has ever done anything like it in all the history with a whole new world. yes. to shape out the same becomes the african and engagement equals the trail. when so many find themselves worlds apart, we choose to look for common ground. i thought it was just all as you read it in. yeah. how many times but i wanted to was go with the world is with you, i guess with you. i'm with mike still the blue you cause to political credit gets approved from beach still easy for this patient, but i to in the board with one.

i want to thank my gets in beijing, hong kong, and in lake jackson. and thanks to our bureau for what you are, are watching us here or do you see you next time and remember press stop rules ah ah, with a with a said do that, do not stay here or do keep asking ukrainian army, shutting up residential buildings and don yet leaves at least 2 civilians. dead 3 injured. this all according to local officials. in the headlines, your knotty india could be set to become asia's strongest economy in the next 2 years, boy by economic reforms on business investments, that's all according to morgan stanley. and u s dom sales hit.

as all the time we have gentlemen here, i want to thank my gets in beijing, hong kong, and in lake jackson. and thanks to our viewer for what viewers are watching us here are to see you next time. and remember, press stop, rules ah, ah ah more fool, we're show you the most all who are so for is you do with russia is the aggression know his answer much about i need a key. what were the did you must, you should slow border worse. you, we have any quality for russians. can all we gotta do is just feed them over the head and just tell them the right way to live. there is going to do it. yeah, just a we did it on the display of the with a boy with boy. i'm with a don't was a who i can see here. give me a phone number, the list with one of my gloves with history of for new. sure. wouldn't your news with our season at the washer to work so i would have to watch with when i was shown seemed wrong when i just don't hold any world. yes. to say proud disdain becomes the advocate an engagement. it was the trail. when so many find themselves worlds apart, we choose to look for common ground. ah, no one

host: heading down to texas, lake jackson, texas. tom, line for republicans. good morning. caller: good morning. host: good morning, sir. you are on with richard weitz. caller: i would like to say, i am a trump supporter, and bob woodward did a good job in his book. he spent two years researching -- i don't agree with his opinion, but he put down 19 things that trump did for the country, and i will just say three of the top things. he controlled immigration. he reduced taxes. and he improved our standing in the world. i think he would be the right man to run again because people have seen what the democrats are doing, and i think the majority of americans think we are on the wrong path. host: got your point, tom. richard weitz, bringing it back to afghanistan, there was a lot of concern to your ago today and in the week -- concern a year ago today and in the weeks that followed among the united states and allies. what the pullout from afghanistan, the damage it might have done to that standing. what is your assessment? guest: that was my concern. i will say that the damage,

. >> she encountered him in lake jackson, texas.e in her building's rental office and a man walked in. >> he wanted to look at a two bedroom apartment for himself and his girlfriend, he says. >> donna showed him an available apartment. >> we are walking down the hallway. we get back to what would be the master bedroom. so i opened the closet door. and i went into the closet to turn the light on and in a split second he had me by the throat. >> she struck out at him, trying to scratch and claw to get away. >> before i knew it i was on the floor face up and he was straddling me with both of his hands around my throat. just squeezing. >> tight? >> very tight. i wasn't able to speak. i wasn't able to breathe. i was thrash. i was kicking. bucking. everything they could do until he grabbed my hands and pinned them under his knees. i couldn't move my hands. it dawned on me that this is it. this is the end. >> is this absolute terror? >> it is absolute terror to where your life flashes before your eyes and -- >> and you think i am going to

always great when you join us at the jackson lake lodge. no one wants to be in that kind of long and unhappy marriage. stay with us. more from our special coverage out of jackson hole. of course, the fed chairman jerome powell positive speech will be coming up in hong kong. thus, all the interviews we have , plenty more ahead. this is bloomberg. ♪ >> you are watching daybreak australia. i am sue keenan with the first word headlines. president biden will implement the listing of semiconductor -- semiconductor production. they are committed to making agencies -- helping agencies coordinate their efforts. a federal judge in florida with her to a redacted version of the affidavit urgent former president donald trump's mar-a-lago home. the doj has not decided to file the document. to rush and i were president vladimir putin has increased numbers by 137,000. his decree did not say whether that would happen with a draft or more volunteer soldiers. global news, 24 hours a day on air and on quicktake, powered by more than 2700 journalists and analyst

throughout tomorrow we will see the risk not shifting very far to the east a slight risk for jackson, alexandria, lake charles we'll also track the chance for rainfall totals up to six inches we'll look at that in a minute >>> outrage is growing after three arkansas law enforcement officers were filmed violently arresting a suspect. and we should warn you, the video is disturbing. randal worster was beaten after authorities allege he violently resisted arrest. the fbi and doj and state police are investigating the incident >> it is reprehensible conduct in which a suspect is beat in that fashion what that response was, was not consistent with the training that they receive as certified officers with the arkansas law enforcement training academy >> crawford county sheriff's deputies zach king and white and riddle have been placed on leave. the suspect they arrested, randal worster, himself is facing at least eight charges. >>> police are investigating a stabbing in a residential neighborhood in york county, pennsylvania at least two were killed and several others injured officials are calling it a mass

host: heading down to texas, lake jackson, texas. tom, line for republicans. good morning.ler: good morning. host: good morning, sir. you are on with richard weitz. caller: i would like to say, i am a trump supporter, and bob woodward did a good job in his book. he spent two years researching -- i don't agree with his opinion, but he put down 19 things that trump did for the country, and i will just say three of the top things. he controlled immigration. he reduced taxes. and he improved our standing in the world. i think he would be the right man to run again because people have seen what the democrats are doing, and i think the majority of americans think we are on the wrong path. host: got your point, tom. richard weitz, bringing it back to afghanistan, there was a lot of concern to your ago today and in the week -- concern a year ago today and in the weeks that followed among the united states and allies. what the pullout from afghanistan, the damage it might have done to that standing. what is your assessment? guest: that was my concern. i will say that the damage, at

an occasion to interact with fbi field offices whether that be in little rock arkansas, jackson miccosukee, salt lake city, pulse oklahoma, we all interact with these federal agencies in some more than others have interacted with fbi. to those individuals that work in the field office, god bless you every day you are involved in exercising on behalf of the american people, that degree of fidelity, bravery and integrity, the problem is not with you the problem as indicated the seventh floor of the hoover building, your leadership is feeling you and feeling the american people, it's brought us to this point now where we see our phones have been blown up by our constituents likening what we're seeing today to what is seen in third world countries. and this is not something we can allowed to stand, i'm pleased to introduce my colleague from utah chris stewart. >> chris stewart from utah. it's necessary to be said is already said in a couple of observations of former air force pilot i spent a lot of time around the world. i believe the united states is a truly unique and truly extraordinary responsibility

an occasion to interact with fbi field offices whether that be in little rock arkansas, jackson miccosukee, salt lake city, pulse oklahoma, we all interact with these federal agencies in some more than others have interacted with fbi. to those individuals that work in the field office, god bless you every day you are involved in exercising on behalf of the american people, that degree of fidelity, bravery and integrity, the problem is not with you the problem as indicated the seventh floor of the hoover building, your leadership is feeling you and feeling the american people, it's brought us to this point now where we see our phones have been blown up by our constituents likening what we're seeing today to what is seen in third world countries. and this is not something we can allowed to stand, i'm pleased to introduce my colleague from utah chris stewart. >> chris stewart from utah. it's necessary to be said is already said in a couple of observations of former air force pilot i spent a lot of time around the world. i believe the united states is a truly unique and truly extraordinary responsibility

>> in terms of these proceedings on friday morning, the jackson lake lodge, that is a big part of this. very well-planned. these are not the bit -- the least bit spontaneous. he knows he has to deliver a message. when you think about what is on the agenda, i would say the biggest question is what i just refer to. inflation. jay powell has not spoken publicly since we got those numbers. that is the latest cpi report. 8.5%, down from 9.1. still way too high. i think that is why marcus said he will soften up a bit. at the same time, a couple of weeks before that, we got these roles up. twice as much as expected. showing the labor market is still strong. does this give powell the ability to say we can keep going and hit it hard? the question is if he is ready to risk recession. you look at the fed fund forecast. you can see it is up to 4% by the middle of next year. markets see the fed continuing heightening, slowing perhaps. that officials to that. they said they are committed to bringing inflation down and a recession could happen in the process. he will not pull back. >> i was wondering

lakes. inhe u.s., the mayor of jackson, mississippi urged residents to evacuatthe city as embraces for moree are joined by two guests. asad rehman, executive director of war on want and lead spokesperson for the climate justice coalition. and joining us from islamabad, pakistan, shah meer baloch covers pakistan for the guardian. his new piece is entitled "people are getting sick: destitution in flood hit pakistan." can you describe what is happening in your country? we are not hearing you. if you could start again. i hear you now. shah: actually things are getting worse with each passing day. the prime minister of pakistan has already mentioned it. the four corners of pakistan are underwater. there is already a call for international help. we are all underwater. pakistan is suffering so much. people in far-flung areas, they are trying their best to help and reach out, but they have lost many parts of pakistan. road, rail, bridges have been wiped out from the floods. the only way to reach out to those displaced people, effective people is through the army, which has been called on. pakistan

it is important with the data, with the sun rising across jackson lake.ink a bear in the distance and the majesty of eagles flying from the south of the jelly stone park earlier on. joining us from outdoors away from roadkill, jonathan ferro. jonathan: the first thing someone said to me about two minutes ago, is tk scared of the rain and staying indoors? as we go towards the opening dow, we need to set up where markets are. preoccupied with going into chairman powell. after the rally we have had the last couple of months, excluded what has happened in the last couple of weeks, we have been asking whether what we have seen is an unwarranted easing of financial conditions. lisa: how does the fed push back against that at a time where they have tried to, but not with the conviction people need to hear? the message has been inconsistent. what will it take for the markets to hear the message they want to be sending right now. jonathan: tk, you said it, times. cpi at -- percent, how long do they need to raise and hold 4%? this conversation about rate cuts is no

tom: the wind has come up but more accentuated because jackson lake. it is in high tide.utures down .4%. this is bloomberg. ♪ millions have made the switch from the big three to xfinity mobile. that means millions are saving hundreds a year on their wireless bill. and all of those millions are on the nation's most reliable 5g network and most recommended wireless carrier. that's a whole lot of happy campers out there. and it's never too late to join them. get $450 off any new purchase of an eligible samsung device with xfinity mobile. or add a line to your plan today at xfinitymobile.com cracks we are alive. here is the price action. going into chairman powell, little later, equity futures are different. down on the session, down on the week by .4% on the s&p. a similar move on the nasdaq 100. you can see the bond market. you will notice the two-year is close to 340 for most the week. 330 seven, yields basically unchanged, and higher on the longer an. >> the 10 year is three .7%. >> it is to 99, and a cup of coffee. >> a bond market. is the bond market speaking? >> i'm so

lakes, and a lot of the midwest. the main threat here is going to be damaging winds. meanwhile, it is way too much rain we saw last week leading the pearl river in jackson, mis, to flood a lot of neighborhoods. today, that river did crest, and now it is on its way down. a little bit of good news there. meanwhile, we're really seeing an uptick in the tropics which eventually could add more iran for these areas but for now doing okay with the rain in the south. here are all of the areas we are watching upon. the invest right here has the highest chance of developing over the next five days. norah, it's still way too early to stay whether or not this will or won't have scbacts on the u.s. >> o'donnell: thank you so much. today, there was disappointment after nasa was forced to scrub the new mission to the moon because of an issue with one of the engines on one of the most powerful rockets in u.s. history. cbs' mark strassmann has been at the kennedy space center since early hours of the morning, watching all this unfold. good morning-- or good afternoon, as it is now, mark. tell us what happened today. >> reporter: hey, norah. well, first of all, today's l

live in oakland with what to expect if you're heading down to the lake in a week of heavy flooding leads to water emergency in jacksonssissippi. no safe drinking water. people can take showers, even flush toilets. we're live in mississippi is the national guard is being called in. from ktvu fox two news this morning's onto welcome back. i'm gasia mikaelian andre senior. it is 38 30 on the dot today is wednesday, august 31st and today it's that day that we're going to be transitioning into the hotter weather across parts of the bay area, some areas expected to see triple digits. meteorologists work. gonzalez is here with more on that. roberta painted the picture there, andre . definitely this is the transition day. it's definitely warmer today than yesterday, but not as hot as it will be tomorrow. live weather camera looking outdoors right now. refreshing look at the city by the bay. the city of san francisco with that marine layer 59 degrees in san francisco and in oakland, as well as in berkeley. we're already up to 69 at lower lake 63 in brentwood and low sixties and san jose later today, with the sunny skies and a

lakes and the midwest. the main threat are the winds. meanwhile we saw way too much rain last week. leading the pearl river and jacksonighborhoods today. that river did crest and now it is on its way down. so a little bit of good news there. meanwhile we're really seeing an uptick in the tropics which eventually could add more rain to the areas. for now, doing okay with the rain. here are all the areas we are watching. this invest right here has the highest chance of developing over the next five days. but norah, it is still way too early to say whether or not this will or won't have impacts on the u.s. >> all right. thank you so much. >>> now to inflation. it has begun to cool, but food prices remain high. that is making it difficult for many families to afford even basic groceries. food banks across the country are feeling the impact of high prices with long lines and new faces as more families struggle to make ends meet. janet goes in depth to look at the growing demand. >> reporter: this is a line of desperation. drivers parked along a busy dallas road. they're waiting for food. >> this looks like what we saw a co

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jackson park. and at the time, i remember thinking, this is a lot more beautiful than i expected. admittedly, it was not winter. and i had not yet tasted the hawk coming off the lake to figure out who i was. still searching for a purpose to my life and it was in neighborhoods not far from here where i began working with church groups in the shadow of closed steel mills it was in communities across the city, from rosalynn and, to pullman, to pill son, little village northside. where i learned that everyone has a story to tell. that beneath our surface differences we have common hopes and common dreams and common values. the stitches together. chicago is where i found the purpose i had been seeking. it is where i finally put my ideas about democracy and activism and social change to the test. most important, it's where i met the brilliant and beautiful daughter of the southside named michelle robinson. we were married here and had our perception down south shore cultural center. our doctors were born down the street at the hospital. we bought our first home here, a few blocks away, and it's where i taught law and michelle worked with students at the university and p

lake, running for governor then you have missouri where mr. trump endorsed eric, no last name, with two erics running and state attorney eric schmitt beating eric. >> hallie jacksoni was the highest ranking american official to travel to taiwan in 25 years china claims the democratic island nation as its own and was furious over the speaker's trip. china responded with diplomatic threats and increased military drills in the region after the meeting with taiwan's president miss pelosi, a long-time china critic, said her visit was meant as a show of solidarity with taiwan. >>> on capitol hill a bill to expand health benefits to military veterans exposed to toxic chemicals heading to the president's desk it comes after a years long push, a setback in recent days as well that led to a wave of demonstrations nbc's ali vitali has the details. >> the senate passing the so-called packed act 86-11 last night overwhelmingly bipartisan vote it's a moment veterans and activists told me was a long time coming. >> reporter: an emotional celebration overnight. [ applause ] >> reporter: after a hard fought battle on capitol hill. >> there was a lot of veterans who couldn't come

jackson hole this year. there's something else in the air and you won't know what it is until that wednesday or thursday when we gather on that truly extraordinary lakethe representation of the kansas city fed. peter hooper joins us from deutsche bank. i think neil shearing had a great note. he trotted out the aggregate supply and aggregate demand curve and we are not going into the vertical nature of supply but he says supply, supply, supply. can a supply shock be cured that can come to the rescue for chairman powell? >> supply shocks are always tough for the fed. up or down, inflation up but contra to desperate contrary to this, our numbers are telling us it's become demand. supply was a factor last year. my colleague is the a nice job getting into the data in detail and finding that is this year has gone on, it's much more a demand driven inflation. that is something the fed can handle. tom: explain to error viewers and listeners white boy and demand is a bad thing -- what buoyant demand is a bad thing. >> the bad thing is what people feel at the grocery store and the home just about anywhere. access demand, when you have supply problems, it's rea