steve kovach is back with us for that steve? >> scottck may have just hit the floor, and we'll reveal the name when "closing bell" comes back after this >>> all right. 15 from the closing bell let's get back to steve kovach for the stocks he's watching hi, steve. >> scott, shares are set to be rebounding after this week's lows after delivering better than expected -- previously warned medicaid challenges for the quarter. but medicaid members fell less than the firm expected also shares of mohawk industries leading to s&p lower as disappointing earnings the flooring company anticipating recent hurricanes to hurt sales. integral ad sciences looking into a potential sale. that's according to a bloomberg report citing sources familiar the media tech firm is reportedly working with jeffries as it explores options, shares jumping, let's see, 11% on the news, scott. >> that's a good bonus steve, thanks. >>> still ahead, auto nation shares we're back on the bell after this growing your business is easy once you know the moves. with godaddy websi

steve? >> reporter: scott, it's time to test the narrative if this apple intelligence can juice iphone 16 sales. if you were hoping for siri to get smarter today, you're going to be a little disappointed. only a few features are in this release, some notification, a new writing tool. there's better a.i. features, chatgpt integration, emojis and images and the real update, everyone is waiting for, the big siri update and the integration with all the apps on your phone is not going to come until next year. as we've been saying over and over again, some sour commentary. the ceos of at&t and verizon said demand for iphone isn't as strong as last year and they're unsure to change that. apple cut iphone 16 orders by 10 million, higher than usual for this time of the year but we're going to have earnings coming this thursday, scott. >> back to joe. there's been a lot of noise in the market. >> the stock has almost avoided it complete. it's up 1%. >> the classic example of the resiliency, apple is the truest representation of that resiliency because we've heard so much since labor day about potential d

steve. >> dana: singer scott' mcreary is doing what he can to help his home state.ove your music but admire your heart even more. what have you heard about the devastation in a place that you call home? >> thanks for having me on. it's not good. i've got life long friends up there, me and my wife gotten gaugeed and married there and named our son after avery county. whatever you are hearing on social media and seeing on the news, it's worse. it's just unlike anything we've ever seen. >> bill: we were speaking with a woman in augusta, georgia last hour. she is hundreds of miles from where you are and hundreds of miles from western north carolina and the devastation there is rocking her world. you think, scotty, you live near raleigh. if that storm shifts to the east a little bit you are the one who gets whacked and instead it was the other folks in the mountains. i just wonder as a community and as a state, you've got a voice, some great musicians who come out of north carolina and maybe there is a cause here that you can put together that can help bring a little bit

commissioner adam silver we're excited about that we're getting news out of the cfpb steve kovac has that for us. >> scott got a statement from apple responding to that fine that was levied against them by the cfpb earlier this morning related to the goldman sachs and apple card let me read you the most relevant part of the statement they say, quote, upon learning about these yad vert ent issues years ago apple worked closely with goldman sachs to quickly address them and help impacted customers while we strongly disagree with the characterization of apple's conduct, we have aligned with them on an agreement, that agreement of course is a $25 million fine, pocket change for apple, but this was related to things at cfpb said about the apple card promoting interest-free payments for apple products and also customers having trouble when they had to dispute a charge and getting their money back between goldman and apple, that's what this was related to again, shares of apple down 2% but mostly off of the iphone use i was telling you about earlier. >> steve kovac. >>> up next, tracking the biggest movers into

[applause] scott: what steve said is right. when i mentioned fascism before, the original definition was the government and top of business coming together to rule collectively the people with power and reduce the opportunities and liberties of people of the country because they are just not particularly important. they are there as cannon fodder. but as individuals they are completing meaningless. what these clowns have in mind for us is exactly the same thing. consider that they say they are not partisan, but the whole of government initiatives in the biden administration work decarbonization on schedule snow matter what it did to all of us. those are the twin primary goals of esg. that is exactly what they want to do and we have to fight it, recognizing that this country and no country can function without free markets. we need to be in favor of free markets. we need to be very -- in favor of property rights, and we are. but we are on the right side of this. because the property holders here are the people who own shares thr

rain is going to go through the remainder of tonight into early tomorrow steve we appreciate your boarding joining us is rick scott your time as governor you are used to dealing with hurricanes as is governor desantis. it's unfortunately part of florida life but the staging aspect of this. governor desantis believe this might of the potential to be the one storm they feared if it was a direct hit on tampa bay. thankfully it went south of that. on the heels of hellion it's devastating for the west coast of florida the deal with. >> it's devastating for sure. it's a very low lying. we will see a deadly storm surge i hope everybody got out of harm's way. hellion it and killed 25 floridians and now we have unbelievable amounts of rain going through orlando what you see is flooding and down freeze and a lot of people without power and electrical lines are down. still here's the deal there's no choice you need to hunker down no place to go. just keep yourself alive because nobody's going to be coming to save you now it's too dangerous. as soon as they can all of her first responders will see what they can do to save you

[applause] scott: what steve said is right.mentioned fascism before, the original definition was the government and top of business coming together to rule collectively the people with power and reduce the opportunities and liberties of people of the country because they are just not particularly important. they are there as cannon fodder. but as individuals they are completing meaningless. what these clowns have in mind for us is exactly the same thing. consider that they say they are not partisan, but the whole of government initiatives in the biden administration work decarbonization on schedule snow matter what it did to all of us. those are the twin primary goals of esg. that is exactly what they want to do and we have to fight it, recognizing that this country and no country can function without free markets. we need to be in favor of free markets. we need to be very -- in favor of property rights, and we are. but we are on the right side of this. because the property holders here are the people who own shares through the

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scott. >> part of the point here, steve, is that it feels like we're going to have to wait a good while now to really see what the demand picture's going to look like specifically due to apple intelligence and what that really is going to mean for the upgrade cycle. >> yeah. that's exactly it. also i'll note in the ipad announcement and for all the other devices that have been coming out recently, the marketing around this is apple intelligence. that's the thing you see when you walk in the store, but what they don't tell you is it's not there yet, and it's going to take time to get there. so it's unclear how many people even understand that, scott, that, you know, what they're being marketed and advertised, all these cool a.i. features we've been talking about since last june, we just don't know when that's all going to come to fruition and hit these devices. so you're right, it's going to take several more months before we see if this really is that a.i.-driven catalyst that the dan ives of the world think we're going to see soon. >> yeah. also means we're going to have to cycle through t

maybe steve wants to throw this in the next fed survey, maybe the kenosha survey, which is scott believest the election is hurting his sales, not because of one winner or the other winner, but because his customers seem to have kind of gotten paralysis by analysis on making buying decisions, maybe waiting for this whole thing just to be over. listen again >> totally you can feel it even my sales rep just came in, sales are down, but we can track and see they're picking up as he tells me that, it picks up and then we hit a brick wall >> reporter: so john, i wonder if that is true, not just with him but others, and we met people who suggested the same, could we see a post election pop in business, big and small, as companies, regardless of the outcome, just want an outcome and then get back to business? again, we'll have to wait and see. that's kind of our take, five days, three swing counties, on the road, patrick, jerry, my awesome folks here, my crew spending time with me in the minivan. hopefully some good on the ground stuff for people like scott who tell it like it is >> i wonder if t

scott. >> that's all. just $20 billion a quarter. >> why not? >> steve, thank you. steve kovach, thank you. the cap ex numbers are unbelievable. meta up 68. amazon up 40. apple is only going to be up 16% but they're spending so much money and at some point there's going to be a -- i mean, there was last quarter, some scrutiny on the roi. that's only going to pick up as the quarters continue to go and the quarters continue to escalate. >> the request he is when do people give up and get frustrated. my suspicion is they know this is years two through ten. the companies will not come in and say, we were wrong. we're shaving 10 v a quarter out. the chance is so much less and you get proof cases. if people want to sell it because they're frustrated now, they could. i don't think that's right. i think if equities go up whatever they've been, 10, 11, 12%, whatever they've been, i expect this group to do as well. they buy technologies in the way. they have good pricing, immune to rising cpi. labor productivity is huge. i think you want to own a chunk of these. it's hard to know. you go back the end

scott. >> really interesting. thanks for bringing that to us that's steve liesman we have about 20 before the closing bell to pippavens for a look at the key stocks she's watching. >> molina health care seeing its best day in more than a decade after q3 numbers beat estimates on the top and bottom line helped by higher premiums for the company's medicate insurance plans. those shares up 19%. newmont mining is sinking, the worst performer in the s&p after the gold miners results came up short of estimates higher costs and lower production in nevada impacted q3 numbers. even as gold prices rose, the stock is on track for its worst day since 1997 scott. >> pippa, thank you. >>> up next, nba commissioner adam silver sitting down with alex sherman you'll hear what he had to say about sports betting after the break. you founded your kayak company because you love the ocean. not spreadsheets... you need to hire. i need indeed. indeed you do. our matching platform lets you spend less time searching and more time connecting with candidates. visit indeed.com/hire (man) look at this silly little sailboat... these men of mean

steve chabot of ohio and bob barr of georgia. the democrats on that committee. chuck schumer. new york. bobby scott. virginia. zoe lofgren, california. sheila jackson lee of texas. and mel watt of north carolina. the other committee that was part of that government reform and oversight subcommittee on, national security, chaired by bill zeliff, new hampshire. bob erlich, maryland. steve schiff, new mexico. ileana ros-lehtinen of florida. john mica of florida. peter blute, republican of massachusetts. its mark souder of indiana. john shadegg of arizona. the democrats. karen thurman, florida. bob wise, west virginia. gene taylor, mississippi. carrie meek, florida. tom lantos, california. louise slaughter of new york and gary condit of california. what do you remember about the 1995 hearings, mr. jackson? there was a manifestation of what had happened in 1994. those congressional elections in which the newt gingrich so-called revolution basically took over the house. like i said, they were more conservative. they were harder edged. they had intense support from gun rights groups. and also, frankly, some support

against croatia and portugal withjohn mcginn and scott mckenna both missing out through injury. 41—year—old goalkeeper craig gordon has been recalled by manager steveis 16 points to get into the top eight and i don't think they will slip up but you cannot afford any slip—ups. for bratislava they will be targeting other games and it is a bonus to get anything from this one. thank ou. matchday two gets under way at quarter to six with two games. later both milan sides are looking for their first wins of this season's competition as are barcelona who host swiss team young boys. and don't forget, new to the bbc this season, you can watch champions league match of the day on wednesday night from 10:40pm with highlights available on iplayerfrom10pm. scotland have named their squad for their nations league fixtures against croatia and portugal withjohn mcginn and scott mckenna both missing out through injury. 41—year—old goalkeeper craig gordon has been recalled by manager steve clarke after being left out of their euro 2024 squad while there are first call—ups for aberdeen full—back nicky devlin preston centre—back liam lindsay and west ham midfielder an

you're voting on the poll question at smerconish.com, scott status drew this for us this week another cartoon drawn exclusively for us this week, steve breen culture over the edge. >> people who are watching and then our war world change he had an explosive reverberation tv on the edge tomorrow at nine on cnn i think really going to spend all day streaming college football on directv. can you blame them? they've got the biggest rivalries and bowl games speaking. >> frank, run a slant to the bolded chips. bobby wouldn't hook to the salsa. >> what are you going to do? coach prime. >> don't question you. coach

john mcginn and scott mckenna are both missing through injury, 41—year—old goalkeeper craig gordon has been recalled by manager steveter being left out of their euros squad in the summer, and there are first call—ups for aberdeen full—back nicky devlin, preston defender liam lindsay, and west ham midfielder andy irving. after two days without play, india have wrapped up victory in the second test against bangladesh, sealing a 2—0 series clean sweep. jasprit bumrah and ravi jadeja combined to take six of the eight wickets to fall early on the final day in kanpur as bangladesh were bowled out for 146 in their second innings. india only needed 95 to win and they completed a seven wicket victory, reaching their target in under 18 overs.s in under 18 overs. if you make 400, try to make a game out of it, it tells you that the captain believes the bowlers will get the job done, i believe in them, and they had the ability to take 20 wickets, so you will encounter situations where butter is to dominate where batters dominate against our bowling attack, that is given in the game, but the bowling attack is quite special and i

scott, jay wallace. bill hemmer was there martha mccallum was on the dais and so was maria bartiromo. lauren green was there. it was great. >> steve big night. since 1960, it has been a tradition for both presidential candidates to attend the dinner and kind of politely roast each other. but vice president kamala harris is the first presidential candidate since 1984 and not attend. >> kind of unbelievable. harris instead held an event in the battleground state of wisconsin. trump joked about her missing the big event though catholic church helping the poor educating children and supporting the vulnerable if you really wanted vice president harris to accept your invitation you should have told her the funds were going to bail out the looters and rioters and minneapolis and she would have been here guaranteed she would have been here. it's a true pleasure to be with you this evening. amazing pleasure and these days it's really a pleasure. anywhere in new york without a subpoena for my appearance -- [laughter] any time i don't get a subpoena i'm very happy. [laughter] as i look around the dais i see all of the usual suspects. for ins

scott reports from butler, pennsylvania. speaker of the house mike johnson joins us live. steve osunsami kicks off our series, protecting your vote, plus our powerhouse round table. >>> southeast strong. one week after the deadliest u.s. hurricane since katrina, communities struggle to recover amid baseless claims over the emergency response. >> the misinformation is damaging. >> george: gio benitez is on the ground in north carolina, plus fema adviser deanne criswell. israel intensifies its operations in lebanon, weighs a counterstrike against iran. ian pannell is live in beirut, and one year after the okay october 7th attacks, martha raddatz speaks with the families of those still held in gaza. >> george: good morning, and welcome to "this week." 30 days until the final votes, this presidential race is as tight as can be. across the country, and in that handful of states where both campaigns are focusing their time and money. what will determine the outcome, impossible to know right now. will there be an october surprise or the surprise of no surprise? which side will do a bet

congressman scott perry is here on kamala harris botching the scene at town hall and frustrating everyone and word salad answers as long as a dictionary. steve forbes is with us and taking on kamala not even able to talk up her own policies. plus, this story. >> i pledge that i am going to bring forward that bipartisan bill to further secure our border. >> it calls for $650 million earmarked under trump to go and build the wall. >> i'm not afraid of good ideas where they o turnovers and? >> you don't think it's stupid anymore? >> he didn't do much of anything? >> you want to build some wall? >> i want to strengthen our border. liz: seriously, why can't she answer the question? a new homeland security report, the biden harris white house literally importing hundreds of people connected to the tren de aragua kang and rife fire fighter congressional delegation and legendary crime fighter and former nypd commissioner ray kelly, he's a hero to new yorkers and he joins us tonight, we're excited for that . he'll take that on and also tonight, self-described knuckle head is back. >> told me my grammar is not always correct. i'm a knuckle head at tim

scott macfarlane reports. >> reporter: with just days remaining in a viciously fought election, former president donald trump just got one of his most bare knuckled fighters back. >> steved. he is a friend of mine. >> reporter: former trump white house aide steve ballmer, seen in this blurry photo during his early morning release from the danbury, connecticut federal prison. and bannon picked up right where he left off, immediately returning to his audience of tens of thousand of viewers and listeners and began planting seeds to challenge the 2024 results. >> they want to at least delegitimize his victory. >> reporter: bannon said he is going the urge trump to address the nation on election night, even if results aren't clear or final. >> at 11:00 at night, not at 2:30 in the morn and explain to the american people where the voting is, right? where the voting is, and what's to come, what is still outstanding. the american people, quite frankly, were quite confused in 2020. >> reporter: that has echos of the chaos of four years ago. the house january 6th committee accused bannon of urging trump to declare victory before that election as heard in this leaked audio. >> wha

steve wanted to get breast implants but then he didn't because he got dragged. >> am i right? >> john, be no answer is shoot a bullet through his face as a scott in an interview promoting his new stuck to her stevolt, told the magazine, quote, if i were to fire a bullet through my cheeks, i figured that i'd have enough space between my teeth where my mouth is wide wide-open. what am i going to end up with more fake teeth, big war this, get them. i'm sure right now that. right yeah. >> of reps. breast implant prank. here's why usaid a day. oh, yeah bullet through his breast here's your next headline zoo in china reveals its pandas are reveals his pain is are drunk reveals its pandas are kung fu. oh, i actually know this one. >> all right reveals that it's pandas are actually dogs that they painted black and white? >> yes visitors at the sean ways zoo say that they caught on camera the panda scam when one of the pandas started panting and barking footage you tell me if these are dogs shut up, but the panda it's given dogs work one and then two pandas are endangered, like china like has to keep track of all of them there everyone is what's in the

scott. i want to go ahead and thank you commissioners and special thanks to upper management. steve, angela, ryan. and among a bunch of other people, i cant begin to mention their names. i started out in 1995 and like angela stated, worked my way through the ranks. it has been a excellent opportunity. i have grown with the company. seeing was able to go ahead and show my skills. go ahead and basically when it comes to new personnel, training aspect of things, like running the facilities. once again, i'm going to miss all my colleagues. i want to thank each and every one of them, because they helped me to get where i am today. i am going to really miss you know, the puc. i plan on visiting from time to time and seeing the progress in the future. once again, i want to go ahead and thank everybody. thank you. [applause] >> so, i like to say a couple things. so, both-all of you, mike, frank and tony, this commissioner will always-comes from the labor movement and will say that we know why the city is as good as it is and why the city works. it is because of folks like you. it is the ran

steve. time now 721. a prominent philanthropist giving a huge gift to a bay area nonprofit. what the $30 million donation from mackenzie scott will pay for it. >> we haven't seen this since the pandemic. right? people panic buying toilet paper and other supplies at big box store. what's prompting this frenzy and why? supply chain experts say there is no need to st its agreement to provide crucial health care services. the lawsuit claims amc, based in southern california, violated its 2020 purchase agreement for seton medical center by closing seton coastside in moss beach back in april. the lawsuit says the new owners also allowed the stroke certification to lapse at seton medical center in daly city. >> seton used storm damage as an excuse to close the facility to say they were dishonest in the process would be an understatement, congresswoman sue said. >> her office has seen no sign of construction to repair the alleged damage at coastside on more than a dozen visits. we did reach out to the hospital group for comment. we have yet to hear back. >> all right. our time is 725. it's now been a year since california launched t

steve. sal. >> thank you sir. we'll start with some cold lows here for some boulder creek and hollister both dip below 40 to 38 and 39 on the temps great and 40 sonoma windsor, scottsalley, fairfax and menlo park all between 41 and 43. napa. pleasant hill, belmont and saratoga in the warm category yesterday between 78 and 84 today. it's all 70s 77, 78, 76 and 79 on the forecast highs. the city hit 78 yesterday, going 66 today after a low of 53, which is one below the average. and if the high of 66 comes in that will be four below. the records go pretty far back 89, 19, 29 and 47. in 1892. on the record low. a lot of high clouds started spilling in yesterday. that started to reverse the trend from being offshore to more onshore system on the north coast is also helping increase some fog. there's not a lot there, but there's some fog, 40s and 50s on the temps starting to bounce off those morning lows, but cool enough. one low, the one we had that dropped down and ended up in northern arizona is now producing snow in the rockies as it kicks out into the northern plains. our low came in and said to that high pressure, that's enough from you, you shall not pass anymore.

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steve scott from itv news. chelsea fans will know you very well. other premier league fans will know you well, but obviously england fans are a much bigger group than that. so for those who don't know you, what sort of person are you? can you describe your personality? >> my personality? >> my personality? >> your personality? >> your personality? >> well, maybe i try to describe my coaching personality, but i think it's pretty obvious. i'm i'm very emotional and i love to be. to be. i love what i'm doing. i'm passionate about football and, like , like we said f