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were attacks on the several areas in south lebanon like sarafan and in the also in nahle as well asmeli and they also targeted the area of bardharan which is in the shuf area. i mentioned that earlier that the israel seem to be targeting even houses that are used by displaced families and sometimes those families are the families of a member of the resistance who was murdered uh earlier, and so they are targeting even the families of murders, even if there are children, uh, women, and these are innocent civilians that are being targeted by the israeli regime directly uh against civilians in areas that are deemed safe. now we have also a statement coming out from one of the spokespersons of the israeli military who usually uses the arabic language in on social media uh calling on people living in s certain neighborhoods in the southern suburbs of beirot to evacuate the area uh and perhaps this could be uh genuine threat that the israelis will be targeting those uh residential areas and now we know that some people have left but there are people who really don't have any other choice they

asm l. lauren: downgraded from buying to neutral.this one is going to stand out in the european technology sector. it is slower eps growth and ai revenue growth won't be enough to offset what they see as moderate growth, stock is close to 3%. stuart: the ceo of u.s. steel has issued a warning about its planned sale. what he saying about this? lauren: we will likely have to close a bunch of plants and move headquarters out of pittsburgh, the reason being they pledged to invest $3 billion in older mills and what the ceo is saying is that is critical for them to stay competitive. keep the jobs they have their and offer that investment if the deal goes away, they don't have enough money. there's been a lot of opposition to this deal. vp harris said monday, u.s. steel needs to beyond and operated here. the workers are expected to have a rally in support of the deal. stuart: yeah. u.s. steel needs money. where will they get it? they get the jobs. thanks. coming up, a border state democrat coming to harris's defense, previously supporting t

asm international and asml is getting a bit of a hit from the rest of the chip sector.f course, key question mark whether that demand structure is peeling back off or, perhaps, just a positioning trade when it comes to that. 1.6% higher for the utilities number. that gives you a sense of what the market is looking at right now. a little bit more defensive with regards to the structure and what it actually is looking to finding uptick. defensive gains. so, too, real estate, on the back of the interest rate concerns as you look for a cut by the ecb and the bank of england then with banks also 1% higher. insurance stocks managing to tick up 1% as well. frank. >> amtrabile, thank you very mu. >>> we turn back to the white house. president biden will announce $7.3 billion in new clean energy investments focused on rural areas. that money will help deliver energy to 23 states and support 4,500 jobs. >>> time for a quick check of the corporate stories, including new details on the white house's likely rejection of the u.s. steel and nippon steel deal. silvana henao is here wit

asme owe bill hemmer. good morning at home. devastating contrast. grieving mother followed by anti-israel protestors filling the streets of new york city setting off flares and smoke bombs and waving the flags of hamas and hezbollah. >> dana: it looks similar to the protests we saw in spring at columbia university. now with the fall semester starting there today jewish students at the ivy league campus are gripped with fear and bracing for the worse. >> bill: mike lawlor is standing by but first at alexis mcadams at columbia university. it seems like yesterday you were up there reporting a lot for us. >> good morning. from the upper west side you can see behind me it sure looks similar to what we saw months ago. it is a new school year here at columbia university. pro-palestinian protestors marching calling on the school to divest have israel saying columbia has blood on its hands. i was there yesterday walking the streets for six or seven miles with thousands of pro palestinian protestors across manhattan. watch this. according to the nypd there we

asme owe hispanic and represent a district that predominantly hispanic.iver a conservative message that will make hispanic lives better. i was encouraged to see the hispanic leadership trust, they are going to places like arizona and helping a person and help president trump, organ, california is how we take back our country. everybody needs to go to places that maybe republicans don't necessarily go to, deliver a very conservative message, and let's go win this election and get president trump back in the white house. that's how this problem gets solved. >> harris: he has been president before. she has not been president before. part of an administration with some failures and has 46 days. go. as you put it, it's on. congressman, great to sigh, thank you. >> thank you. >> harris: meta considering a monumental policy change for its social media platforms. and it would essentially ban posts promoting women's sports in spaces. critics say it is a major blow to free speech. plus hostage families and supporters rallying outside the united nations today callin

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so certainly one more metric of the excitement and doozy asm for the harris campaign, john obviously had this much money means you can in spend it, but it also has other implications for the next two months it does look i mean, money is not going to be the thing that is going to win a campaign, but it certainly can lose it if you don't have it, what are they spending all this money on that of course is television ads and of course, all eyes are on pennsylvania, that big debate is their next week. >> but pennsylvania is getting more spending from both sides than any other battleground. that's what they are using this money on. some $65 million has been spent by the harris campaign alone. there $75 million in new reservations for the rest of the campaign for television ads. that is likely to go up. so what this money is being spent on is a difference prince strategy. we're seeing the harris campaign spending across the seven battlegrounds, the trump campaign has trimmed its sails a little bit in terms of what they are spending. again, money is not likely to be an issue for either side,

contrast between the two, but also she came out of that convention with so much momentum and susie asm in that room, democrats, of course, have been worried. can you translate that enthusiasm? it? turnout. and the other thing is that that was a very friendly audience in the convention room. this is not going to be a friendly situation. she's going to have to do the prosecutor thing, but also making an affirmative case for herself and also be quick on her toes in an unscripted moment. and also be charismatic. we know what trump's skills are, and we know what his foibles during the debate stage, we really don't know with her and we're going to find out. yeah. it's it's we've seen we've gotten some tastes of how she has performed on a debate stage from the primaries back in 2019. and then of course, from her debate with mike pence in 2020, but this is a much different. when you're only representing yourself and it's a general she's done work since than to become stronger as a political candidate. and we will see what progress has been made. i think one piece of advice on to kind of turn i

. >> also the idea that you can be republican and trump supporter susie asm is a key part in this election, which democrats were lacking on the front end and now it seems to have picked up in their favor. your ultimately fighting on election day to get people off their sofas and willing potentially to go out and bad weather other to vote for you. so if she's able to create enough doubt in trump country to suppress the numbers there. those margins matter. the other thing she did in the debate that i thought was very key was taking a foreign policy issue and making it very directly applicable to americans right now it's connected ukraine, trump's support for putin to what next, if trump's plan to negotiate or gift parts of ukraine, poland would be next. there are tens upon thousands of polish americans in philadelphia, in parts of pencil well, vga in wisconsin, these are key constituencies that she's figured out how to connect with on an issue. very key to them. >> what do you say erin? >> i think that that was probably one of the missed opportunities by trump there, especially on the geopol

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