europe looks ugly. what is the early read on the earnings picture. >> the biggest take away from this week, over recent one, is the disappointment over poor earnings is outpacing excitement about -- i think wednesday was a great day to see that with alphabet having its second-worst earnings day. we had a good news from microsoft. this wasn't enough. we had the worst day for the nasdaq this year. this kind of trend, you can see it in a large part of the index, is under pressure right now. everyone is looking to those big names. everyone is looking to the cloud. every single of those names ways on sentiment. to give you one number on wednesday and thursday, we saw it hundred billion dollars being wiped out on the nasdaq just in two days. today we are seeing a little bit of relief. overall there has been some negative reactions to those earnings. guy: no kidding. [laughter] alix: we gloss over this -- isn't this the final refer the one having your inflation expectations, guy, but it went up to 4.2%. guy: i

we look at the cost that was achieved for each of those technologies in 2050 and then we looked at the trajectory that takes is 40% below that cost. we just assume constant cost projection horizon. these are the highlights from this year's report. the first is that increasing population offset the effects of carbon intensity on admissions and i will provide you more details in a moment on that. the second is that the ship to renewables to makeuring electricity demand is driven -- to make growing electricity demand is driven by energy concerns. i'm going to give some high level view of that and angelina will add additional details. there are some things i want you to keep in mind. >> we are working on it. >> there some things i want you to keep in mind as you look at these results. when we model these cases, we take a deliberately restrictive approach in the ieo. they are plausible but sober. here are some of the assumptions we make. we only account for current policies and we are looking at policies that are legally enforceable. we don't model aspirations or targets unless there is a l

take a look at that.ing of fire, that's the result of the moon not completely blocking the sun but instead it surrounds the moon's shadow, and it happens october 14th and begins at 9:13 and will last an hour. parts of california will see it as well including shasta county, north of the bay area. >> we will have 80% of the moon blocking the sun. we will get a pretty good view of it but you have to go well north of the bay area to get that kind of view of the ring of fire. >> nemo reminds me of ring of fire. was that it? >> no. >> marking the calendar, not this saturday but next saturday. >> a decent time. >> good time of year, and hopefully it's cooler. >>> we are dealing with heat right now, and we have a heat advisory in effect for parts of the bay area this morning. temperatures starting out cool for now, but we are headed for the upper 80s and nearly 100 degrees for parts of the bay area. make sure you are drinking lots of water. there will be an increased risk of heat-related illness and an increased

when yo look at the numbers look back here where we start climbing up into the lower to middle 90s. >> on thursday and friday and this is where we will peak for the warm up. a big turn around next week. as much as we are focused on that. once we are passed that next week looks mor interesting. a cool down, once again, more on that as we get closer to it. for now, liz, bac to you. >> thank you very much. >>> still ahead, we know the 49ers have a lot of firepower o offense. coming up in the red and gold report we look at how number 23 is showing he can do just about anything . >>> the 49ers remain undefeated after taking down the cardinals on their home turf on sunday. purdy had one incompletion. a career high in receiving yards. it was mccaffrey that stole the show. scoring not one, not two, but four touchdowns in the game including this 18 yard run worr hurdle. he extended his touchdown streak to 13 games. setting a new 49ers record previously held by jerry rice. san francisco gets the cowboys next week on sunday night football but for now it is all about number 23. >> christian could

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it looks like bridges are quiet.ou have to plan for delays, the ride out of tracy on to 580, altamont pass. we are sitting at 40 minutes. speeds are dipping down about 15 miles per hour in some spots. stop and go conditions, once you are past north flynn it looks better the rest of the way. nimitz freeway, both directions are moving along well. if you are making the ride through oakland, traffic is quiet through here. even south of here 880 into hayward into fremont. >>> the next couple weeks san jose city council will decide whether to grant historical landmark status to a beloved local church. the church has been under threat of demolition. it is possible that designation as a landmark might save the day. >> reporter: grace baptist church has been at the san jose location for more than 80 indoors and the congregation would make a lot of money if it sold it. making money isn't the mission there. like a lot of churches post pandemic, the group of worshipers was pretty small. 16 people to be exact. they're on a missio

what you looking at carleton. >> bank stock, taking a look at goldman sachs, this is one andrew and i below book value which has been a good time to buy, we know the bank has had problems, they tried to get into retail banking, it did not work out so well, if you look at the last two quarters, kitchen sink in the massive influent personal financial management program, now it is about dealmaking needs to come back in golden is firing on all cylinders. jack: ceo david solomon says is out of the dj business for now he's focusing on banking. thank you ben, carleton and andrew. check out barron's.com don't forget to follow us on twitter or x at barron's online. that is all for us we will see you next week on "barron's

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that might look like rain. we are looking at wednesday. when we go to the long range forecast, look at the line of showers. one glance and you would say oh maybe there is more rain. watch what happens. falls apart. it goes too far inland. we are not going to get the rain from that. we probably won't get rain from the next one either on friday. watch that fall apart as it gets here. the take away is two systems for second half of the week trying to get in will bring temperatures down and increase clouds. when we look at the numbers for inland east bay, we'll see this play out. you have your warmest days here near 80. then you will spend most of the second half of the week certainly thursday and friday and next weekend in the mid 60s. we have clouds friday if you want to be technical, a 10% chance of rain. it's not enough of a degree of confidence that we are putting rain in the forecast yet. if you have been going along with us on these forecasts for the last five weeks each one has usually looked better as we have gotten closer. if you hav

i wish we would have looked into it sooner. think i might look into one myself.e home and life you've built for years to come. call... to receive 50% off installation of your kohler walk-in bath. and take advantage of our no interest guy: a great start to the final quarter of the year and this is what european equities look like. the ftse is down but today, every single secretary is down. mondays for the last few weeks been very good but today looks like it may be an exception. i'm wondering whether that signals some sort of shift in the market narrative. that's the bigger picture so let's show you how the session has developed. it has gone from left to right, down. we are not far off session lows. if you are looking for a silver lining today, it is volume has been relatively light. the price signal here may not be that great. we are waiting for more information. this week we get rough data, the payrolls number out of the united states and today, jay powell is speaking now so there are number of things we need to fold in. what the next leg looks like will be inte

a live look at the u.s., where house republicans take a new stab at trying to elect a new house speaker. this time there are nine candidates vying for the position. today those candidates will participate in a forum with a party vote set to take place tomorrow. the candidates range from 11-term congressman pete sessions of texas, to trump ally brian donalds of florida, who has only been in office two terms. the wide-open race comes after house judiciary committee chairman jim jordan lost three votes on the house floor, and majority leader steve scalise pulled his name after failing to gain enough support. today candidates will make their pitch behind closed doors. they'll need to get 217 votes, potentially from their rivals, to win the speaker's gavel. >>> cal state east bay wants to make sure that licensed cannabis sellers have all the tools they need to abide by growing actsation and insurance rules to stay legit. >> kris sanchez joins us with a unique program. >> some parents might be getting, hey, ma, i

let's take a live look outside. you can see some of blue skies as we take a look at the golden gate bridge. temperatures right now running mostly in the 60's. we do have a little more that just popped up to the 70 degree. mark, we have a little bit of wind out there still under the influence of a little bit of offshore wind. you can see that in fairfield about 10 miles per hour that direction coming from the northeast. so we still are dry. we do have those low humidity levels. highs today, though, will be above average as we take a look here, looking out for 72 in san francisco, 78 up in santa rosa. 75 in concord. and you can see in about 78 degrees also down in san jose. so well above where we should be this time of year. so as we take a look at our trick or treat forecast, i'm showing you santa rosa. one of the spots is likely going to be one of the cooler spots tonight. and even so we're going to be looking at some really mild temperatures by 8 o'clock looking out for about 58 degrees. so not bad at all. we do ha

but notice mill valley looking out for 91 again, looking out for 81 degrees. san francisco, 80 at half moon bay, some 90's around the bay sides. we are still going to be under that heat advisory tomorrow. so if you're gonna come out of the air show, which is a great thing to come out for, just be prepared for heat tomorrow. upper now what will be good is that we have sunny skies. we don't have a lot of marine layer influences that will be really great for the pilots as far as getting in those fun flights are going to be doing so high pressure is in control, but low pressure lurking up to the north and west and that is going to change everything that starts rolling in as we get into sunday. but by monday, it is really present. and by tuesday could bring us a chance of showers. we're talking about temperatures dropping some of the neighborhood of 20 plus degrees over the next 4 or 5 days. if you like the heat, enjoy it. if you're not a big fan, hang on. it's not going to be here for too long fact. thank you so much. we have some big news for basketball fans. the

i can see why investors are looking at the front end. when we look at u.s.ctivity, there's been a huge focus on the gdp print that's backward looking data. when we look forward, there are signs the impact of monetary policy are playing out whether you look at new them sales or mortgage applications, they are at their lows and credit growth is negative for the first time since the great financial crisis. small businesses had to refinance at a much higher rate. let's not forget, small businesses account for 15% of gdp and 50% of the labor market. all these things -- and 15% of the labor market. we actually think of the front and rates where they are makes sense to put some cash there is a slow down hedge at a minimum but you also need to be invested in the front end of the curve and it makes sense that the curve canyon -- can continue to sweep and -- to steepen going forward. sonali: do you believe in flattening? >> the curve is a frozen rope. it's testing 5%, that typically doesn't last long. it signals maximum uncertainty. error view is you can have a rally

if you look at the u.n. agencies that are out there doing incredible work, whether it's unhcr, unicef, international organization of migration, and on the list, there doing things that people in distress that with ahe not doing it either we would have to do it entirely on our own or no one would do it, and then you have a world of greater hurt. the u.n. needs a lot of work. my boss likes to say don't khmer me to the almighty. khmer me to the alternative. >> -- compare me to thehe alternative. >> general mark milley who i spent time with recently was talking about ukraine, the battle space of ukraine as the fulcrum of the world in terms of democracy versus authoritarianism. like the whole story is there. if russia went and gets its way through force, that means that the authoritarians would truly ascended and soan my question is do you believe that all of our eggs are in that basket is all? >> let me say two things. one thing about mark. it's been an incredible privilege to serve alongside him. he's an extrao

so we are not looking at that we are looking at the rupee which recently managed to get away from thee dollar pared we are trading at 83. the futures are indicating a flat start to the trading day given their value. overall, asia-pacific markets are to the downside. some of these companies which may be in the mix with the cash open and about 43 minutes or thereabouts. we are looking at adani power, also the pcl -- vcpl. dsw energies of the second-quarter net meeting and we have paytm and we were looking at this on friday out with net losses for the second quarter which were much better than had been anticipated. those are some of the companies we are looking at for when the trading day gets underway in mumbai. we have also questions about the boj. haidi: there's always questions about the boj and the yen as well. we saw a little 50 level being breached and does that flag high intervention risk? we shall see. the beds are being placed on with a negative policy rate, extraordinary subzero rates come to an end. the latest mliv pulse survey of over 300 survey participants saying that 51%,

you can't look at any of| -- at any of this without looking at —— at any of this without looking at whation is already lost and they will lose their seats themselves, thatisif will lose their seats themselves, that is if they have not already announced they are standing down. the best you will get out the people are saying the polls will tighten, this is a damage limitation exercise. there are those who think that if the party has any chance of winning, they are saying that labour is playing it very safe, but i do think the prime minister is going to have to come forward with a lot more than this, including what tory mps one, which is tax cuts. it is than this, including what tory mps one, which is tax cuts.— one, which is tax cuts. it is often said u- one, which is tax cuts. it is often said tip party _ one, which is tax cuts. it is often said up party conference - one, which is tax cuts. it is often said up party conference is - one, which is tax cuts. it is often said up party conference is that l one, which is tax cuts. it is often i said up party conference is that the main points a

what you want to look for are open wrappings and thinks it looks as vicious. look at the labeling .ot of these labels are quite similar to regular, traditional candies. but you have to look really close and look at the ingredients to see if there is any indication that these candies contain cannabis. anything suspicious or that remotely feels like it could be something at risk, go ahead and discard those items . i think they should obviously travel in groups. we'd like to see that a parent is escorting them . there will be a lot of foot traffic. obviously there could be concern for traffic safety. in addition to that, not to consume candies until the parents have had the opportunity to inspect and take a look at everything they receive as they are out trick-or-treating . >> it is how unclear how the if use candies got there but the school district is urging families to throw out all the candy from that event . police are trying to figure out if the cannabis candies were mixed and accidentally or intentionally. >>> if you are still looking for halloween plans, here is a few ideas. sa

it does not look like matt is looking out for the country. throw a speaker out who has 99% of their conference, that kept government open, and paid the troops, that is bad for how we are going to run congress. alix: that was kevin mccarthy speaking earlier is matt gaetz moves to remove the speaker from his position. annmarie hordern joins us now. does mccarthy have the votes? annmarie: we will soon find out. the math is difficult, because republicans hold, even if he has 99% of his conference, they hold such a slim majority. only four other members would need to join with matt gaetz to oust the speaker if democrats also agree to oust him. it is almost in democratic hands. i'm team jefferies spoke earlier. he said he feels like this is a vote of conscience. he wants to hear from every member of his party today. both caucuses met behind closed doors. at that point, he would make a decision on how to vote. if some democrats decide to not show up for vote present, speaker mccarthy could maintain the gavel. the margins would be easier to clear, bu

take a look at our forecast. it looks really nice. a lot of sunshine, but we will have slight rain chances on thursday, and late saturday into sunday, and i'll keep you up to date on all of that. >>> mike, you've been watching so far a smooth commute except for that backup. >> exactly. the camera was facing the opposite direction, someone just changed it before i could explain why the shift has happen. the backup here where they have pointed the camera, it made things on the bridge move a little better for a while. now that things are on the bridge, there's more traffic, they've sped up the metering lights and the traffic over here at the bay bridge toll plaza is moving better. a smooth, typical pattern as we're looking west. back to you. >> thanks, mike. >>> next on "today in the bay," nbc bay area responds. >> she says she put her gift card in a drawer for safe keeping, so how did someone spend it a couple hundred miles away? >>> welcome back. it is 6:25. nbc bay area responds to a south bay woman whose gift card money disappeared.

the scope and look at revenue. all of the cheering about the pick up and the beat rate on the earnings side we are around 80% right now. you are 60% on the sales beat rate that is a widening divergence that typically doesn't last in perpetuity and doesn't have to be that earnings has to catch down i think you can get more durable growth on the sales side but you have to be more, a little bit more nit picky on what you're looking for on a sector perspective. >> we show rates on the screen now right? 492. back on the ten year what is your view of rates how should we be thinking of that in terms of investment strategy now >> i still think that rates and level terms, there is not just one magic rate mike mentioned this before which i think is good where you plug and chug and it is that rate for the entire market. for some companies and segments of the market rates don't even matter as much it is actually a good thing rates have shot up they are earning more in their cash versus what they owe in terms of debt. i think i

they are now looking for him. it seems like this would be something that would be captured in the minutes or at least the hours to come. >> trace, first of all we have to look at the environment. it's a rural environment. we saw this summer folks knew who they were looking for. it took a long time to capture this person. despite the fact with the public's help it took a lengthy amount of time. law enforcement released his photo because it's in the interest of public safety. making sure people are harboring in a safe place. but also anybody that has any information is reporting it expeditiously. >> it really is. important information has to be out there. there is the picture, by the way, a 40-year-old robert card. i am wondering if you matchup the picture. maybe we can put the picture with the suspect coming out of these areas with the gun. you wonder if police are looking now at the process. they are going through the social media footprint. are they bringing this out and putting out flyers? what is the word? >> y

. >> let's look at top stories. china is considering a state backed stabilization to shore up in the stock market, where it is $9.5 trillion. the latest inflation missed estimates, showing persistent weakness in the economy. there is a rally in age equities, and u.s. treasury yields surge and inflation in the u.s. is looking at interest-rate increases. a major ground offensive could be coming soon. live from tel aviv with the latest. yvonne: global macro movers right now, it is relatively risk off. all the moves have been reversed in some way. it was not a huge shocker, but the headline numbers which were a little more surprising on the upside is really roiling the market. the bond market, look at the treasury curve where we saw huge movement. you are seeing that in australia and new zealand. putting much a lot of leaning when it comes to the bond market. the discussion is higher for longer, how long? not so much how high anymore, given that inflation is showing the fed is not done declaring victory on this anytime

goes, looks can be very deceiving. why deceiving? let's go back to the... 2008 world financial crisis, in order for europe to deal with the problem, like the us, it had to exercise monetary stimulus, it called it the asset purchase program or app for short. in december 2008, the european council agreed on an eu-wide economic stimulus of around 200 billion euros, as revealed here in the economic recovery packages in eu member states report, even though that figure coutioned some of the losses from the... financial crisis, it soon became apparent that the eu needed to continue its stimulus because the eu economies were not rebounding as quickly as the eu had anticipated. the stimulus figures were astounding. the app or asset purchase program had become the european central bank signature policy. the eu was buying bonds from commercial banks at the pace of 60 billion euros a month. the ecb revealed that since may 2015 it had pumped. over 2.5 trillion euros of liquidity into the eurozone economy through the app, and that d

what cars look like, what phones look like. they had rotors. documents were stored in file cabinets, not clouds. the world is very different. the idea that we are bringing a new format framework to how we think about mergers in 2023 vs. 1982 should be self-evident. the world has changed. the world has changed in many ways. the world has changed in terms of how competition presents itself. that is how we started this project. the goal of antitrust enforcement is to prevent competition, so the first question should be overly technocratic like this horizontal or vertical. terms that have lots of means antitrust lawyers that in my 25 years of practice i don't think i ever saw an executive refer to a market as horizontal or vertical. we have platform businesses, data, privacy issues. people pay with privacy and data just as much as they pay with their wallet now. how people pay, how people communicate has changed. how we understand market has changed. a lot of economics has shifted from theoretical abstracts to applied research. we have data signs.

i think it is not a good look.f the issue this group of republican conservatives want a heavier hand against the democrats and they wanted kevin mccarthy to do more to stop the reckless spending, stop the corruption. i don't know what more he could've done, he started the committees by all accounts many people think he did a very good job. >> i think he did do a good job. what he did was also quite presidential in terms of figuring out nicely presidential because he showed leadership, figuring out a way to cross the aisle and get a spending deal done that republicans and democrats could support, there used to be a time in our history not so long ago that people would cross the aisle, ronald reagan did it i hate to give bill clinton credit but he was good at crossing aisle. maria: newt gingrich came up with the contract with america. for america. there's a long list of potential replacements for mccarthy, the names being considered, new york august and elise stefanik, house majority steve scalise would be the number

look at that loss. you just don't see a sector move to that degree all that often probably on the continued move in interest rates. it's a stunning sell-off there today. materials, energy, staples also decidedly weaker. also tech and communication services have been about the only bright spot, there they, still hanging in the green and it's kept the market picture from looking worse, as well. nvidia, apple and amazon getting a lift today. it takes us to the talk of the tape and whether the fourth quarter will deliver investors as history would suggest as it does, or is this hill's too steep to decline. >> nice to see you. when you sat down, utilities, it's pretty stunning to see a sector move to that degree. it is incredibly stunning and there's the yield impact. if you look at a dividend yield of 100 basis points less than the ten-year treasury and why take on the rick of compliance and revelation when you can buy it, if what we're seeing within the technology side of things and they're a bit more defe

maria: look.n maybe, there are not talking putting another frees on it because they know hands are tied and not in charge of that money at this point, are qataris going to allow biden administration to refreeze six billion dollars? >> consultation with some of my colleagues yesterday certain committee staff yes, we have the authority, to delay the transfer of those funds yes, we do. >> okay, well we will see how the administration answers that, meanwhile, looking at economy that is weakening, and expectations that this macrostory will become so weak that we see fed pivot early next year that is what market believes this year never happened are you buying it? >> i think hard i mean, we are going to be surprised fist doesn't go downwards on the other hand with bankruptcies, all leading indicators having gone wrong direction we've been surprised so far. including the fed has been surprised, so far. notion that fed can engineer a soft landing as we just so ludicrous a blind pilot essentially flying th

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look at that. already 30 minutes into those metering lights being flipped on and that bay bridge commute already backed up and busy heading into san francisco. so start getting going if you are making that ride from the eastshore freeway, 580 or 880. because traffic is starting to back up there for that ride into san francisco. all right, taking a look at traffic elsewhere. here's a bit of the overview. you get the thumbs up if you are taking that ride along 101 or 280 this morning. getting busy though on 880. details on that coming up. >>> well, we start this hour with the story that shocked the world of transportation. a bay area pilot on a flight from washington to san francisco accused ofay tempted murder after a mid-flight freakout. his name is joseph emerson and this morning, he is going to be arraigned for multiple felony charges including 83 counts of attempted murder. betty yu with what happened on board that caused ground control to scramble to save lives. >> reporter: this is 44-year-old

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sam: when you look mainly at the regional banks they look pretty bad.iversified banks have challenges, but would -- when you look at financials in this third quarter, the financials are expected to barrow clear lost with the climb of earnings last quarter and a three weight earning fall this quarter. you realize that 54 of the last 50 six quarters have into quarter estimates exceeding. i would say we may have one more in the third order and government earnings recession back into an earnings expansion. jonathan: will there be higher yield or lower yield? sam: higher yield gives them great netra's -- net interest income but it makes it difficult for them to be were lenient on a zero interest policy so i would rather them have a flat or soft interest rate environment because then you would have less of an in race in a recession. and a greater lightly -- an increase in a recession. and greater likelihood of a soft landing. jonathan: that was chairman powell navigating -- reading the stars under cloudy skies. i think that is what he said. lisa talked about

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take a look. these are some visuals of what everything looked like last night. it happened around 1 o'clock in the morning. you can see just how severe that windshield is on the driver's side of that muni bus just completely shattered to give you an idea of where it happened. we've got screen up a map up on your screen. it happened near the corner of venice avenue farrell street. it's just west of the tenderloin area. san francisco police say the continued to investigate there were multiple streets are closed off from 3 o'clock in the morning to 5.30, this morning as they did so, however, the details that they found have not been given out to the public as to who the person that passed away was or the cause of the accident. however, they are asking anyone with information may have been in the area to contact them. and when it comes to numbers, will san francisco dot gov shows there have been about 2 excuse me about a dozen pedestrians who have died this year because of traffic accidents. and we look at last year's numbers. that number was around 20. almost 2 doz

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they were forward looking.hevron never went back to where it was supposed to be at $95. $95, chevron kind of languished, but i bet you mike wirth's in there buying stock hand over fist today. >> i bet he is. >> they'd rather do that than put it into new production. >> well, look, they want higher for longer. everybody wants higher for longer except for the people who take ozempic. >> people who want ozempic what lower for longer. >> i just got my no huddle. higher for longer versus lower for longer. >> we will get to that, don't you worry. >> i don't like the way my jacket's flying up. >>> meantime, big part of the discussion this morning on "squawk" was whether opec can stand for this and whether we should expect them to respond to some of these lower prices now. >> they're a fraud. they talked it up, one million, one million, one million. by the way, oil production for us has increased in the last few months, quietly, david. people say we haven't been increasing. we have been increasing. >> that's all-time hi

when you look at what happened to retail sales, when you look at what happened to gdp, when you looke upside. inflation a little bit more mixed when you look at the inflation numbers, some of the headline numbers were a little bit higher, some of the core numbers lower, or unchanged. tell me what you think the message is from powell today, does he steer us either way towards additional rate hikesor does he give us higher for longer? >> thanks. it is a really tough situation to be in. he's got to strike such a delicate balance. and the risk of not striking it are high. and it is not just him, we have six other fed speakers today. and people are going to also be looking at them. >> but his job is to basically say nothing, mohamed? >> well, i would hope that his job is finally to pivot, to pivot away from the excessive data dependence because if he retains his excessive data dependence, he's going to have to give a hawkish signal because of the -- how strong the economic data has been in the third quarter. >> i got to -- i'm sorry to cut you off, but to pivot away from data dependence i

let's take a look at the markets. we've got the dow jones industrials lower by 190 points, so moderating just a bit, coming up slightly off the floor. the s&p losing 31 points, about three-quarters of a percent drop and the nasdaq down 114. russell 2000 down 21, the percentage loss leader, small and mid caps. we are five hours away now from a prime time oval office address by president biden, only the second since his inauguration. the president just returned from a whirlwind trip to israel where the horror of the gaza war continues. with casualties on both sides mounting, tonight the president is expected to request from congress that they approve if a multibillion dollar military support package for israel as it battles against terror group hamas. we're going to take you live in one minute to fox news' greg palkot live in israel near the lebanon border. in the meantime, we need to show you how the markets are absorbing so muching both that news -- absorbing both that news and a speech jay powell gave at the economic

when you look at the headlines they are looking good on the surface. income beating quite a bit, significantly lower than what the market was expecting. we are looking at 135 million. the estimate was 301 million so less than half on the loan loss provisions. that's going to be a big piece of the equation in terms of how much support they might need if you see a market downturn. is this a vote of confidence we are getting out of italy's unicredit? something we are going to be exploring. at the same time net interest income significantly higher. i want to get you some other earnings. novartis is top of our radar. their third quarter net sales coming in at $11.8 billion. the estimate was for $11.3 billion. seeing another big jump for the swiss pharmaceutical company as well. pps catching my eye. $1.74 for third quarter cpi, they are seeing amid two high double-digit team rise in operating profit, a big positive. for an industry that is going to see a lot of pressure. that is something we are going to be discussing with our interview with the novartis ceo

so, let's look at pnc first.the weak side, but they've already telegraphed that. and i think it's only going to be off 2 to 3%. a number like that would be well received by the street. so, we're pretty confident there that it should be a clean report. on the credit side, we're going to be looking, as it's saying, as you mentioned, the superregional. we're going to be looking at the commercial real estate book. we're not too afraid, but we're going to be listening for that on the call. it's setting up for a nice pnc report tomorrow. i like it. >> down 23% year to date. the action today is not helping sentiment into these results. the march crisis practically a blip for them. up over 40% from the market bottom a year ago. the bank is best positioned for higher for longer. they have strength for buy backs. i have to imagine you would be at least holding this one. >> yeah. we like this one. but of course you're saying all those good things, but tell us something we don't know. the problem with jpmorgan is that they'r

if you look at the s&p, if you look at the material wall of the s&p in 2024, superlow. if you look at the russell, less than 4%. guy: the russell has been tanked though. max: that's a different issue though. you have almost half the companies that do not make profits. sort of the small-cap trade has gone in the u.s.. you've got around 40% of the russell companies making a profit. if i buy high-yield over ig i buy russell over the s&p, that's a profit issue not a yield issue. alix: do you like u.s. a european stocks with a set of you are talking about? max: the set up speaks for u.s. stocks. speak more broadly for u.s. risk over european risk. the growth expectations are most pessimistic at the u.s.. we are seeing more momentum behind the u.s., seeing more momentum behind u.s. earnings. we've seen that in the q2 earnings season when you look at what we track and what we call guidance sentiment. we are seeing that is more in the u.s. and europe. that sort of tailwind last year from a weaker euro, that actually started to fade. we are actually having a tailwind compared to

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we're looking at 89 on wednesday, bay, 88 and even the coast. look at you or look at 79. so definitely big drop temperatures. not the story for us. we have a rise in temperatures thursday and friday will stay in the 90's. and by sunday, we'll get slowly back to average temperatures of the 80's. britney, thank you. >> buffalo bills safety damar. hamlin made his season debut. the nfl player suffered cardiac arrest on the field that was in january, although he did not play in his usual position. he did take part in the opening kickoff with the special teams and he spoke about what it was like to put the pads back on for his first regular season game since he almost died. >> a moment meant everything to me. you know, i think it was more so about proving something to myself anything else. i'm just show myself that i had the courage the state. >> he played 18 special teams snaps on sunday. hamlin had been healthy but did not play for buffalo in their first 3 games of the regular season. he returned help. this team 40 to 20 over the miami dolphins. that there is history in the m

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i look at rtx, 3m, i look at ge. there's a common factor they are all industrial companies but i look at why we are doing what we are doing, >> we have come from this period where there was a discussion of could we see a decoupling there are reasons to think industrial spending will rise beyond the normal cyclical factors. but we have seen is the historical paradigm. the consumer facing manufacturers took that first and now you're seeing a slowdown in the shorter cycle companies. you are seeing really good numbers in the longer cycle businesses that have robust backlogs with long wait times. i think you have to wonder about some of these themes, megaprojects specifically. we've seen a number of announcements all pulling back a bit from some of the production plans. also for the battery makers given the rising cost and supply chain and labor front. alix: just for you i talked about fast -- in the past our braided you've been covering industrials for quite a long time. do industrials -- can they empower your portfolio?

a live look at the nimitz, 880, all good. east bay rides are looking quiet overall.headed south you will see brake lights through hayward area as folks connect to the san mateo bridge. we have extra volume but on one to five, you are at one to two which means good traffic conditions overall. the only place we are tracking brake lights or issues is the ride at the altamont pass. vestigating four shootings sy over the weekend. they happened within a few hours on saturday night. police say all the victims are in stable condition. this is as oakland leaders plan to install 300 automated license readers to help fight crime. the privacy advisory commission has already signed off on the cameras and city council is expected to approve the use policy as well. what does the community think? da lin caught up with residents to see if cameras will help curb crime. >> reporter: the mood inside is always upbeat and spirited. some parishioners' view of oakland isn't so vibrant. >> sometimes i am scared. depends on the part of the day. >> getting better or worse? >> worse. very. >> w