a superstar in his own right. you know, he knows exactly how to get it done. >> bay area sports analyst damon bruce says he thinks will be able to do a better job selling the idea of being a giant to agents and players. i think that buster will be able to talk to agents, players, free agents and relate to them on a level that is maybe a little less, for the lack of a better word, nerdy. we are expected to learn a lot more about buster posey's philosophy on personnel issues tomorrow, when the team is set to hold a conference. we understand buster posey will be there in san francisco, christien kafton, ktvu fox two news. >> it's a new chapter for the for the san francisco giants. all right. some sad news to report from the baseball world. pete rose, a baseball legend who also saw some controversy, has died. the clark county medical examiner there in nevada confirming the news, saying that rose died today at the age of 83. now, among his accolades, rose earned 17 all star game nods and helped to win three world series. he was banned from the mlb in the late 1980s for betting on games as a manager for the cincinnati r

earlier we spoke to r a. damon, who was the founder of international networks, so age, relief and assistance. see now she explains the patch. the war has out on children's mental health. in gospel, every child and gaza has been affected and we just take into consideration also that a study that was done by save the children prior to october 7th showed that around 80 percent of us as children already. at that point i suffered from depression and anxiety and so that sort of the head space that children existed in prior to all of this, this war has been so think. so for months, let's say every single pillar of a system that is meant to provide the ability for a child has been shot or school boss ho. got a parents ability to provide safety and security and reassurance. look told her no, they've grown up too fast. they know that even their parents can't keep them safe, and that also has a deep and devastating impact on the child's. like you not to mention those that you know, have somehow survived these palm beach. been pulled out from underneath the rubble only to realize that their entire famil

we spoke to r a. damon, who was the founder of ange national network for the age, relief and assistance inara. she told us what she witnessed in guys that while providing mental health care services to the children that i remember driving down one road that was completely sort of i sprang by a rumble on either side and there was this little boy who was standing on top of a pile of sand and he was bare foot. and i remember wondering to myself because it was hot, this is august. you know, at what point this is feet stopped birthday or maybe he just doesn't feel it anymore. and then i looked over to the other side and there was another little child who was playing with a kite, but it was really just a plastic bag. she was flying around. and i remember thinking to myself, you know, what other toys did she used to have before all of this? i remember a little girl i met in the, i see you at l. x. a hospital who wasn't stabilized him because they didn't have the proper trick asked me to her side and keep gap or something i says. and then i remember a mother came up to me saying, look my 7 way

can you give us a window into what you are looking for? damonddy of the show, invested in stocks that became a huge deal. barbara corcoran. exactly. tell me what you are going to be looking for. >> damon is a lot of fun. the shock, working with him, for me, it's my opportunity to give back. to demonstrate every day the american dream is allowed, alive and well, able to stay greedy, you can overcome almost anything. incredibly creative entrepreneur, what i look for above all, people i want to give a hand to. they have ups and bottoms and when they are down there in the trenches, to help people. for me it is integrity overall. introspection can grow from their mistakes. to learn. ideas that are solving problems for people. liz: you would know. you were one of those entrepreneurs, you've been on my podcast where you said you almost gave up on kind bars, had you done that, you would not be a billionaire today because it finally worked. great to see you, thank you so much. >> pleasure to be here, big big hug to you. liz: the 2024 campaign trail leadi

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. >> lisa damon is a republican minority leader in the minnesota state legislature. we have an issue of fraud here in the state of minnesota that we have half $1 billion in known fraud under governor walz his time in office. and you're talking about feeding our future. >> that's one of them. >> yeah. >> beating our future. a program overseen by minnesota's department of education was the single largest covid-19 fraud scheme in the nation according to the department and of justice, nearly 250 million in federal tax dollars was supposed to go to feeding children in need instead dozens of people involved in the scheme stole the money, buying houses, luxury cars, and a suburban bar and restaurant according to a federal indictment, at the time, governor walz defended his administration. >> we caught this fraud. we caught it very early. we alerted the right people this past june, the state legislative auditor's investigation found that the minnesota department of education's actions and inactions created opportunities for fraud failed to act on warning signs and did not ef

>> just a fun thing that if you can comment on is damon runyan was sitting with-- at lindy's with arnold at the time taking notes his stories that people have fun reading are based on real life characters and guys and dolls, nathan was based on arnold rothstein and mindy's instead of lindy's, and the cheesecake, the strudel. so i think if you follow the day monday damon stories you'll find that-- >> not too far into the story -- there's a lindy's now, but not related to the first one. where arnold rothstein was and got the call to the park hotel we've got something to discuss and i want to kill you -- well, i don't think he wanted to kill him, but-- it wasn't a mob hit, they blow your head off. and you don't shoot in the stomach, and wander out to the police and to the hospital. that's not professional. that's an amateur who does that. whatever. at the other lindy's across from carnegie hall, these things go on in times square. at the parks central albert anastasia of murder, incorporated is killed in the barber chair there. and i think around 1956, around that time. a crusading newspape

at a think there's another thing you said that was important that power is ability to change the world. i want to thank all of you for being here with us, damon, arndrea, harry, imran the title, our civil rights relevant in 2024? it may be a little bit jarring to do that title. we meant it to be. the issues raised in a shocking decisions of this supreme court has shaken many to their core, turning back laws that we sought long settled for women and minorities. i could never have imagined a generation and a half ago that these victories would be erased. it is alarming. as coretta scott king would say, freedom is never really one. that is the job of each generation. we must continue to be the flames of peace, justice, and equity. this panel will discuss diversity on college campuses, the future of dei programs, tackling the challenge of raising lack in brown voices, the role of education, and the important role of young people in making sure that civil rights are relevant in 2024 and beyond. thank thank you, rafael frol for moderating this important discussion. >> thank you for having me. and having this distinguished panel. i thought the title

but instead we fired up the ol' show machine for one night only for a very important reason. it's matt damon'sthday! happy birthday, matt! thank you, buddy. matt, i got you what you wanted: an interview with vice president harris! you're welcome! he's a big fan. he's a big fan. [cheering] kamala harris is here. it's quite an honor for us, too, though it's not the first time the vice president has graced the stage here at the ed sullivan. she's been on six times, seven if you count when she was on to promote her acoustic album, "when we folk, we win." she's good. but this is her first appearance as the democratic nominee. "the late show" is just the latest stop in her media blitz. in the last few days, she's appeared on "60 minutes," howard stern, "the view," plus "ink master," "the mandalorian," and explaining the child tax credit on "bluey." and it's not just tv and radio. harris wants to meet the online youths out there, so she's also doing interviews with influencers. wait a second. does that mean i'm an influencer? [cheering] what? am i young now? with all of these appearances, harris is t

a minimum. >> reporter: it was an attention grabbing warning from fire chief damon covington telling oakland city council members that last week's fire response is the kind of thing that might suffer under the city's contingency budget. now going back a little bit, it was back in july when the council approved a budget, built largely around the sale of the coliseum with certain payments expected in a certain period of time. >> by way of a purchase and sale agreement with the purchase price of $105 million. >> reporter: since then, the deal has changed. the city is getting more for the sale of the property, but the timeline is not what the budget originally called for, thus triggering the backup or contingency budget, which does include the freezing of five fire companies for nine months. >> and so i didn't vote for the budget. for this decision, i feared exactly what's happening today. we didn't get certain payments on time. and now we're going to have to make cuts. >> reporter: the council member says she would like to know which of these cuts are happening and when something she says the city a

just a fun thing that if you comment on is damon runyon was sitting with at lindy's with arnold rothstein all the time taking notes. so his stories that people would have a lot of fun reading are actually based on all of these real life characters. and then and dolls. nathan detroit was based on art of rothstein, and they became mendez instead of lindy's and the cheesecake and the strudel. and so i think if you follow all the daymond run stories because he loved that and sports that you will you're seeing that now at at some point not too far into the lindy story and there's a lindy's at times square now which is related but there were sort of two lindy's on opposite sides of broadway after a while and the first one where arnold rothstein was and he got the phone call to go to the park central hotel. come on up. we got something to discuss. and by the way, i'd like to kill you. well, i don't think he wanted to kill him. i think it was some sort of accident. it was whatever that that's a that's an interesting thing. was that a mob hit? that was a mob hit, right? no mob hit. blows your -- h

a superstar in his own right, you know? he knows exactly how to get it done. >> bay area sports analyst damon bruce thinks posey will be able to do a better job selling the idea of being a giant to agents and players. >> i think that buster will be able to talk to agents, players, free agents and relate to them on a level that is maybe a little less for the lack of a better word, nerdy. >> we are expected to learn a lot more about buster posey's philosophy on personnel issues. tomorrow, when the team is set to hold a conference. we understand buster posey will be there in san francisco, christien kafton, ktvu fox two news already checking in on the weather. >> when i come back, we're going to take a peek at those heat advisories and the heat warning and the five day forecast. i'll see you back here. >> and september is childhood cancer awareness month, the story of one mother of a boy with cancer and the lessons learned that she wants to pass on to other families. >> and how about a quick check of that monday evening commute? the good old san mateo bridge. smooth sailing. both directions of 92. you're watching ktvu news the

but anyway, they took the whole world of espionage to a new level. damon wasn't matt damon , level.of espionage to a new level and all of a sudden daniel craig had to try and meet them. but daniel to craig me seemed to be a psychotic nutter who was, you know, battling with the role of being oh seven. >> okay. right . >> okay. right. >> okay. right. >> and kai quickly favourite look, i was born in 1994, so when i was 11, daniel craig was announced. and so i grew up with my dad, with my family. you missed so much. i knew you'd hate it, but look what, what a few films he's had and he wasn't the favourite at all. he's tried his best. yeah. now what i want to know on bond day is who the hell is next? because i've been waiting and waiting. i totally agree, i have , i have a lot of agree, i have, i have a lot of thoughts on some of the candidates, and i think it's about time. time that barbara broccoli and michael g. wilson gave us an answer. gave us an answer. >> gave us an answer. >> i totally agree, and i think it should be james norton. i think james norton is such a great british acto

a superstar in his own right, you know? he knows exactly how to get it done. >> bay area sports analyst damon bruce says he thinks posey willdo a better job selling the idea of being a giant to agents and players. i think that buster will be able to talk to agents, players, free agents and relate to them on a level that is maybe a little less for the lack of a better word, nerdy. we are expected to learn a lot more about buster posey's philosophy on personnel issues tomorrow, when the team is set to hold a conference. we understand buster posey will be there in san francisco, christien kafton, ktvu fox two news. >> well, pete rose, a baseball legend and polarizing figure, has died. his agent confirming the news to tmz tonight, but telling reporters that rose's family is asking for privacy at this time. among his accolades, rose had earned 17 all-star game nods and helped win three world series. he was banned from baseball in 1989 after a league investigation found that he had gambled on games. there is no word on a cause of death. pete rose was 83 years old. and the basketball world is mourning the loss of one of its icons

a superstar in his own right. you know, he knows exactly how to get it done. >> bay area sports analyst damon bruce says he thinks posey will be able to do a better job selling the idea of being a giant to agents and players. i think that buster will be able to talk to agents, players, free agents and relate to them on a level that is maybe a little less for the lack of a better word, nerdy. and we are expecting to learn a lot more about buster posey's philosophy on personnel issues tomorrow, when the team is set to hold a news conference. i'll be there tomorrow morning with a lot of questions. guys >> i mean, just to think, three years ago he was still playing ball and then he retired and wanted to spend more time with his family. i'm curious if we're going to find out tomorrow. christian, you know, whether this was the giants really knocking on his door saying, hey, we need you, buster posey, come with us. or if it's buster posey just frustrated with the team and the losing seasons and saying, hey, i want this gig. >> yeah. you know, we're hoping to get a lot more clarity on that tomorrow at that news conference

foot forward in order to address the problem, this is a systemic issue within certain pockets of the community within the city of antioch. >> damon's wife, chantelle, says the funeral for elijah scales will be held thursday. scales was shot and killed recently in antioch. chantelle is hopeful that the requested funding will help, but questions why this request didn't happen many months ago when a racist police officer texting scandal dramatically changed staffing numbers. >> people in the neighborhood that are afraid to come outside. children are afraid to walk to school and i'm not sure if we're putting a band aid on an infection, it started in one area and now it is spreading. >> mayor hernandez thorpe is in a heated reelection race for antioch mayor, but had strong words for those who believe his policies might be detrimental to police officers. >> i served for eight years in the united states navy. i know what it is to put on a uniform. i know what it is to carry a 12 gauge shotgun, and i know what it is to carry a nine millimeter uh- and raise your right hand to swear and uphold and protect the constitution of the united state

foot forward in order to address the problem, this is a systemic issue within certain pockets of the community within the city of antioch. >> damon's wife, chantelle, says the funeral for elijah scales will be held thursday. scales was shot and killed recently in antioch. chantelle is hopeful that the requested funding will help, but questions why this request didn't happen many months ago when a racist police officer texting scandal dramatically changed staffing numbers. >> people in the neighborhood that are afraid to come outside. children are afraid to walk to school and i'm not sure if we're putting a band aid on an infection, it started in one area and now it is spreading. >> mayor hernandez thorpe is in a heated reelection race for antioch mayor, but had strong words for those who believe his policies might be detrimental to police officers. >> i served for eight years in the united states navy. i know what it is to put on a uniform. i know what it is to carry a 12 gauge shotgun, and i know what it is to carry a nine millimeter uh- and raise your right hand to swear and uphold and protect the constitution of the united state

present, and future to the innocence allows slips to live on in a place where you all are against them. judy vega, alger 0 auto at damon is the founder of the international network for aids relief and assistance. she explains how the war on browser is affecting children's mental health. every child and gaza has been affected and we just take into consideration also that a study that was done by save the children prior to october 7th showed that around 80 percent of us as children already at that point, i suffered from depression and anxiety. and so that's sort of the head space that children existed in prior to all of this, this war has been so think. so for months, let's say every single pillar of a system that is meant to provide the ability for a child has been shot or school boss ho. got a parents the ability to provide safety and security and reassurance look told her no, they've grown up too fast. they know that even their parents can't keep them safe, and that also has a deep and devastating impact on the child's. like you not to mention those that you know, have somehow survived these palm beach. been pulled ou

a trust rather than fit the area. i mean with the artificial intelligence, we have somebody with damon, the robot must protect this phone. existence was on the think it will have chevy, i'm sure was the position unix begonia fit the willingness, the coupled or i was pretty sure what are your new adults, but then you would just give them a one shot, the beloved spelling. so that's it for me. just so that way, you know, give them step is just the fluid, so no control over the, the sensor only is a visual of little thing and i do have to make sure that people come down. yeah, i'm literally so frustrated with as much. it's gonna get so pretty the show you a different level may assist you more and when you do it on different shifts and which the technology you can throwing up at the let's just sponsor suspicious go out. i don't know if it was a go or either of course the just going to put in the see it is done with this. i think 0 on this was was self employed. so sort of the, the the let the middle of this government as the gc led to the mean, but as elected the basic was increasingly maybe they'll say that you love to go a

it's a money machine south korea, you're going to mention taiwan. you wanted to mention damon you mentioned taiwan, you've said you would defend them. you also seem to imply that you've not put a new seemed to imply that you had talked to him without identifying. >> i said i don't comment so those things. >> what about can i can i ask you a particular thing about the dollar you've actually you've talked about was the new york economic club. you said that if you lost the dollar as a result so of currency, it would be like america losing a war. >> yeah, we look at what you're going to do in terms of protectionism or drive countries to use the other currencies, then all that death there's also going to lessen the dollar status as the world's reserve currency environment. laurie the dollar. so secure your reserve currency is the strongest at 11 be prison trump, at the moment, there is a thing called the trump trade and the markets. do you know what that is? the trump trade is very simple people are betting that you're buses are going to drive up debt. they're going to drive up inf

a single day. president biden and vice president harris spent the damon toring the situation as they received briefingsm national emergency officials who are ready to deploy. late this afternoon, biden had his message -- had this message for floridians and those affected by helene. >> currently milton is a category 3, with wind speeds up to 120 miles per hour. but no one should be confused, it's still expected to be one of the most and worst destructive hurricanes to hit florida in over a century. milton still carries incredible destructiveness, can wipe out communities, can cause loss of life. >> president biden sent the head of fema to tallahassee to assist governor ron desantis during the storm. however, every disaster response starts at the local level and ends at the local level. florida governor ron desantis deployed 9,000 national guard members, the largest in the history of florida, as well as over 50,000 utility workers and highway patrol to escort gasoline tankers to refill gas supplies that have dwindled as people evacuated. >> i've spoken to the president. we remain in regular contact with

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a winning club. >> dropped by damon. >> sending the yankees to the world series. >> really?ther in the long line of teams that fall short? >> that curse was just lingering. >> we hadn't won. the only way to make it go away is to finally win. >> the red sox decided to compete player for player, dollar for dollar. >> let's go. from that point on i got hot. >> david ortiz. >> cowboy up, son. >> that's us, just a bunch of goofballs. >> the yankees are clean shaven, good looking, rich. >> we have a bloody sock. >> it was a nightmare. >> yankees have pounded their way three games to none lied in this acls. >> no team has ever come back from a 3-0 deficit. you're going to tell me the red sox are going to do it to the yankees? >> wow. that was a look at the new netflix documentary "the come back" 2004 boston red sox. it's extraordinary. it goes behind the scenes with a team that staged the greatest comeback in baseball history erase ago 3-0 deficit in the 2004 american league championship against their arch rival new york yankees and then sweeping the st. louis cardinals in the fall

i will come back to thatj in a moment, but in terms of people who support the argument you are putting forward, i was listening to damonrfears were reflecting from the opposite end of what doctor henry marsh said, talking about the six—month dividing line, and she thought in the end of that would be the thin end of the wedge, is that your fear? absolutely. henry is right, it is unfair— absolutely. henry is right, it is unfair to absolutely. henry is right, it is unfairto say absolutely. henry is right, it is unfair to say five months, four— is unfair to say five months, four months, three months, you are eligible, but nine months, you are — are eligible, but nine months, you are not, so it is fundamentally discriminative legislation to say that some people _ legislation to say that some people are eligible and some aren't. — people are eligible and some aren't, so henry has demonstrated why the legislation so quickly extends and for— legislation so quickly extends and for example, canada introduced legislation for those _ introduced legislation for those with a terminal diagnosis in 2016— those with a terminal diagnosi

legislating hate, in particular i want to ask a little bit about the slew of bills that have been passed in states around the country that target the lgbtq community. damon, can ask about how these bills come some which have become law, intensify polarization, divide our country further? >> well, that's the whole purpose. i hate to even use the phrase culture war because it's a word that feels academic and atmospheric when it's really about the lived experience, how it plans on folks. but these are laws and we often see at the lgbtq+ bills, bathroom bills as they call it. also in schools we are seeing a chilling of curriculum. we are litigating cases and to state right now, oklahoma and arkansas, and arkansas one of our clients, students and teachers at central high school and they're wondering can we teach and learn about the little rock nine and david dukes and civil rights history? and oh, they don't know if they can teach and learn about the tulsa race massacre, which still did open up a new investigation about yesterday, the department of justice. or the trail of tears, what happened to our native people, right? we have partnered in some of those ca

a lot of stock. certainly we will keep doing that. >> good. you have 18 new products in in gaming. those who think damon have stalled out you would not be introducing 18 new products if you think it is stalling out. >> gaming is one of the key tales for business. it has been robust globally but we also son the last quarter the u.s. gaming market is up which is great. we are gaining share in the u.s. and in europe. we have come out with a fabulous portfolio of innovations for the holidays. 18 new products included a new pro lineup and a new series for wheels and accessory. the new headset and fantastic collaborations with a really popular gain around the world and the high-end steering wheels. >> i'm sure there was a time when you hear those games you think that's all made with china. if president trump wins than the numbers could take a hit but you've been pretty good in diversifying away from china since we've been following the company all these years. >> absolutely. it's a long-standing practice. we have a great team who roll with the punches of whatever happens in the supply chain. a large part of t

damon bruce. >>> kindness 101 with steve hartman is back on "cbs mornings" today. steve and his kids introduce us to a minnesota teacher who is featuring students dreaming of building an accessible playground for their classmates who have disabilities. >> i said you know how much that costs? costs a lot of money. $300,000. >> $300,000. by her estimation. but the kids were undeterred. >> so how do they pull it off? a lesson in being resourceful. it's coming up next on kindness 101, 7:00 a.m. "cbs mornings." >>> let's talk about politics, the race for district 12 mt. east bay. drill down on the two candidates looking to replace representative barbara lee this november. >>> and you know what? it is friday. so how about a live look outside as you wake up and you get ready to start the weekend? yeah, there's a lot going on this weekend. you have got the warriors at home on sunday at chase center. happening right in the city. and don't forget halloween is just right around the corner. so hots of events and -- lots of events and parties happening over the weekend as well. not just even in the san francisco a

a lot of fun reading are based on these real-life characters. in guys and dolls, it was based on arnold rothstein. the bending of the cheesecake, the strudel. i think if you follow all the damon runs stories, because he liked that and sports. >> at some point, not too far into that story, and there is one in times square now which is not related. there were two on opposite sides of broadway for a while. the first one where arnold rothstein was and got the phone call to go to the park central hotel. come on up, we have something to discuss. either way, i would like to kill you. i don't think he wanted to kill him. i think it was some sort of accident. whatever. that's an interesting thing. that was a mob hit, right? no, a mob hit blows your damn head off. it does not shoot you once in the stomach so you can wander down the stairs to be picked up by the police and go to the hospital. that's not professional. that's an amateur who does that. that's, you know, whatever. across from lindies by carnegie hall, in 1956, he is killed in the barber chair there. also i think in 1956, or around that time, there is a crusading newspaperman who i met later on. a guy named victor rozelle, i

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a felon convicted of bribery. san francisco's challenges demand urgency, not more of the same failed insiders. whoa whoa whoa. >> thanks to gwen stefani, mookie betts, andy richter, and james adomian. apologies to matt damon watching. good night. this is nightline. >> tonight. drugs, lies and freak offs. can't nobody hold me down sean diddy combs the mogul and rapper known for hits like can't nobody hold me down now, locked down, denying all charges inside the investigation into those explosive allegations, charging sean combs with racketeering conspiracy, sex trafficking, interstate

take to get to mars and by the way, matt damon showed that we can raise potatoes on mars, that's not too far off, by the way. i have actually seen plants growing in aentury ago. >> i've got a scoop for my kids then. >> there you go. >> thanks so much for joining us. we're going to take a short break. hope you stick around. we'll be right back here in a few minutes for the digital payments piece of our program. >> thanks, guys. [applause] [inaudible conversations] >> today, treasury secretary janet yellen will discuss the state of the u.s. economy at the annual bankers convention. watch on c-span2, c-span mobile video app or c-span.org. >> c-span is your unfiltered view of government, by these companies, including cox. >> when connection is needed most, cox is there to help. bringing affordable internet to families in need. new tech for boys and girls' clubs, wherever and whenever it's needed most, we' be there. >> cox supports c-span along with these other television providers, giving you front row seat to democracy. >> we take you live now to the u.s. senate for what we expect will be a brief session today. no votes are expected. live coverage on

at a think there's another thing you said that was important that power is ability to change the world. i want to thank all of you for being here with us, damon arndrea, harry, imran, thank you. [applause] >> okay. we are starting our last panel. and for those of you all who hung in with us all day, we are so grateful. if you stay here. so welcome back. the title, our civil rights relevant in 2024? it may be a little bit jarring to do that title. we meant it to be. the issues raised in a shocking decisions of this supreme court has shaken many to their core, turning back laws that we sought long settled for women and minorities. i could never have imagined a generation and a half ago that these victories would be erased. it is alarming. as coretta scott king would say, freedom is never really one. that is the job of each generation. we must continue to be the flames of peace, justice, and equity. this panel will discuss diversity on college campuses, the future of dei programs, tackling the challenge of raising lack in brown voices, the role of education, and the important role of young people in making sure that civil rights are relevant in

damon by those earnings. how spooked were you? keith: i don't know that i am spooked. it was a bad print as far as earnings.ng narratives. you look at the broader market. one month we are too slow and headed to recession from the year. the next month we are too strong. with the chips it is similar. two weeks ago we were talking about macron talking about how much demand there is for memory and up in the forecast and the stocks jumping. context wise, nvidia since early september, after that selloff was up over 30%. semiconductors up over 20% and then you have this print and we know now asml biggest customer is china. i do not want to be complacent about it but i am also trying to put it in context. especially on the ai side there is still a lot of demand. one more comment is a couple weeks ago we were talking about elon musk and larry ellison fighting over nvidia chips. just some context. jonathan: you are right. nvidia have talked about massive demand and you are right to identify china. lvmh earnings, a big downside surprise. sales not great in china. as people get excited about investing in the rest of th

a year later, joe torre calls tim wakefield. >> class. >> absolutely class. absolutely. >> joe, i was at that game seven in 2004 at yankee stadium, and it wasn't even close. johnny damond sox before he came over to our side. we were just shocked. it had never happened before, hasn't happened since in baseball, coming back from 3-0. perhaps two weeks from now, another curse will be broken. 15 years since the yankees -- >> go dodgers. >> -- last won a world series. a decade and a half, joe. children in the metro area have never seen a world series title. >> oh, boy. >> perhaps that documentary will be start to be written friday at 8:00. >> go dodgers. >> let me just say, we feel your pain. >> thank you. >> i think i speak for all of america when i say today, we are all dodgers fans. mika. >> okay. we're going to get a sneak peek on "the comeback" tomorrow. >>> let's get to the top story this hour. kamala harris visited three battleground states yesterday along with former president congresswoman liz cheney. they were making an appeal to republican voters who may not like donald trump but are still on the fence about supporting a democrat. together, they tried to hammer