but they are seeing that the auto group is going to run as of now we do not know that they're seeing that they are preserving the right to attack is wrapped in a proper proper response. okay, so you're saying that they just to confirm that the saying that they reserve the right to respond to israel. and i just wanted to clarify because earlier you had mentioned in your live the, there was a report. so there's a 3rd wave of a tax, is that correct? and indeed indeed, we have her as to off waves, but this red is our claiming that they have conducted to the base. so that's why as of this moment, we do not know whether it's concluded now, or if there are going to be the following ways in the coming hours or, or, or, or, or these. but now in turn around is this time for the sunrise. when we look at the streets, so seems to be the usual day. so people are going about these daily routine. i say the business here is not little optically, walter opted. however, we can see that people are really concerned. so just to clarify, one thing that i believe were yet to actually get to the official con

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itself appeared the former president also in this really making a direct picture of the united auto workers. a group that's backing vice president harris. mishkin's car according to rid the talked quite a bit about what he liked to see for the auto industry specifically. including a pledge to remove the idea of having to in the interest with your new car purchase would be tax-deductible it would be a way to cars or me in the usa to encourage more people to buy cars made domestically. something the audience seemed to embrace it seems to really make a difference in the michigan pretty state that vice president harris, azar, president biden won four years ago. democrats were eager to keep blue in the cycle. i also have to mention we are expecting at some point in this rally trump is going to either address or bring up members of the muslim and arab community in the state parts of big voting block in michigan. they appear to have maybe met with trump or some of his advisers before the rally. but if they are brought up that you would imagine it's a notable sign to those in the state very much eager to ho

a small group supporting auto workers for trump gathered outside this assembly plant in sterling. >>e us tax cuts and prison reform. inflation was at an all-time flow. >> crisis a member of auto workers for trump and born and raised in this blue county and still lives there with his wife and three children. >> i feel more like the democrat party has left me not that i left them. >> he points to policies that have hurt the auto industry. michigan has lost a third of those jobs since 1990 in part because of nafta and increasing automation and moving to nonunionized plants to the south and overseas. >> they have damaged our employers with the regulations and the mandates and the uncompetitive positions we are forced into. >> that message has resonated with auto workers. the county, home to many union and blue collar workers has been seen as a political barometer. >> trump is a different type of fact that he recognizes the strategic importance of manufacturing and sees this is the greatest way you turn a commodity into something that has more value and great importance of manufacturing.

on october 7th, and it's around uh, and this is a group especially as groups last spring groups work using auto who are now on the streets as well. and different parts of the city who are in support of guys in support. of palestine or being anti semitic. this is because in germany, the definition of anti semitism is pretty wide and it also kind of any criticism, any attacks on the state of his route. so what we seen here in the past here is why that's correct. so i put these on, i mean, uh, protests who are coming out and support of guys, a squad of kind of side. people that have been arrested has been beaten and also have lost their job here that the situation is sorry, follow, right. so what's happening in the middle of the also being played out here on the streets and the like a small in so then the, which both groups profile aside grow as well. actually my the charter and it was a small flash. but so far, the situation is bent, but still quiet on the control stuff out. well, it still ahead and out. is there a vaccine ations against the impulse beginning democratic republic of congo internet

commercial real estate, regional banks, even a lot of consumer-sensitive, interest rate-sensitive groups like autosgs, housing, of course, and what we've seen quarter to date and really month to date as a interest rates have backed. up, those groups have sharply underperformed and in many cases seen downward movement in an absolute price sense. charles: mike, i was reading your dashboard which i think is pretty cool, you know, about your ability or at least the effort to the predict which companies might actually miss earnings estimates. we've got less than a minute to go, but i find it fascinating in part because you've to got a pretty good track record at it. >> yeah. each quarter we have a model that looks for companies that does a really good job of finding which companies are most likely to the miss if earnings and most likely to beat earnings. in fact, today in our report we highlighted about a hundred companies that have a really high likelihood of beating earnings. last quarter the stocks we looked at beat earnings or 990% of them -- 90% beat earning, and we found our bucket about a 58% of

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earlier, the division. groups acquired almost 20% of the auto parts trading platform autostells and the french budget deficit under emmanuel macron reached its maximum since the formation of the eu. renovosti writes about this: under the last president , the deficit to gdp ratio was 5.3%. the agency points out that macron had one of the most difficult periods, covid 2020. by the end of this year, the french ministry of finance expects a deficit of almost 6%. according to data for july, budget expenditures exceeded revenues by 157 billion euros. this was economic news. briefly. a new procedure came into effect this year. it concerns contracts concluded after july 1. maria kudryavtseva will tell you more about this and other changes in the lending sector in the program instructions. in the summer of 2024, a new procedure for repaying loans came into effect, restrictions on car loans came into force, the bank's actions in the event that a mortgage client refuses insurance, and the deadlines for responding to citizens' requests changed. we will tell you about everything in 5 minutes in this

attack on october 7th, and it's route and this is a group from the pressures groups last spring group work using auto who are now on the streets as well in different parts of the city who are in support of guys in support. of palestine or being anti semitic. this is because and germany, the definition of anti semitism is pretty wide and it also kind of any courses of any attacks on the state of this route. so what we've seen here in the past year is why the correct south side for these on, i mean uh, protests who are coming out in support of guys. uh, in support of kind of side. people that have been arrested has been beaten and also have lost their job here that the situation is sorry, follow, right. so what's happening in the middle here? the also being played out here on the streets and the like a small and then the which blog post broke the side pro as well. actually my, the charter and it was a small flash. but so far, the situation is bad, but still quiet on the control stuff. i'll spell it and solve africa. thousands of people have lost through the streets of tape town, a won't parliaments, im

groups positions into. yeah, many cities, the capital santa and also the major. you have many province the port city of auto who data that is according to sources speaking to r t were closely following developments all not. but we do know that as follows. the group earlier claiming that there drones had a british oil tanker in the red sea. the following is up slippage. now, the attack caused the major explosions, riding the best of which display the panamanian flag in smoke. another video circulating on line appears to show the tankers armed guards failing to stop the on the boat parting the food. the pump reports have emerged at another vessel. the greeks owen's maneuver, courage was also targeted by him this side okay, let's see in the region, but move to 11 on were israel is continuing its attacks and the country's capital this friday, smoking come beats mean bellowing overpaid roots and this latest feathers we received as the idea of targets one of the safest has bullet infrastructure. israel has also claimed to have killed another of the militant groups commanders, and possibly very significant figures

our business correspondent, theo leggett is at the paris they auto show and spoke with the chief executive of the renault groupoptimistic is that they had to ask itself the ask —— what they write to questions of the four years ago. right now, this is giving us an advantage because some of the cars are coming to the market from three or four years ago, many electric and hybrid cards. a lot of technology. we try to be anti—psychical and meet those kinds of negative trends. if you're wondering about the show, you see that there are large and by chinese brands are here for that they are expanding under the european market quite aggressively, what is that to you? i aggressively, what is that to ou? ., ., ., ., ., you? i am old enough to have seen a japanese _ you? i am old enough to have seen a japanese coming - you? i am old enough to have seen a japanese coming into l seen a japanese coming into europe, of course the americans before, the japanese in the 19805 and 19905. then the koreas are coming in. if you sum up the american, japanese, and creators, who have been here for decades, their market share has been 2

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credit card spending data, shows spending down 0.3%, when you take out auto and gas, following a half point gain in august, spending group% year over year. take out restaurants, as well. that's what we call our core retail index. it shows a similar decline at a 0.9% positive year over year gape. the decline was broad-based, though, with only 3 of 12 sectors showing gains, they were non-store retailering and a modest gain there for health and personal care. gas stations were down along with furniture, and building and garden supplies. nrf economist mark matthews saying -- >> our initial read of the data is that it's going to pick up those effects from the hurricane, though there could have been some impact at the end of the month. but otherwise, the they see consumer in good shape, low unemployment and low inflation, at least in the good sector. that should allow a return to healthy spending for the holidays, if they want to do it, kelly. >> i hope they do. by the way, what do the sentiment numbers say real quickly this morning? >> i'm sorry, kelly, i did not see the sentiment numbers. >> i didn't either. i bet tom knows.

. >> the alliance for automotive innovation, trade group, is still reviewing the proposed rule and said safety is a top priority. auto voluntary developed and introduced many crash avoidance technologies to help make roads safer for pedestrians and road users. part of what makes the u.s. unique is that our cars keep getting bigger, the average passenger vehicle has grown four inches wider and 10 inches longer and eight inches taller over 30 years according to the insurance institute for highway safety or iihs. we do know that larger vehicles like suv's are deadlier for pedestrians when they are in crashes with them. >> jessica is the senior vice president for research at iihs. in a paper she and her co-authors found that taller front ends were associated with significant increases in pedestrian fatality risk compared with shorter front ends. >> when we see those tall blonde front ends, that is when we see the pedestrians are likely to be thrown forward. that is the feature we have seen has made the most difference in pedestrian injuries. >> while she thinks the proposed rules is a step in the right direction, she als

group of attorneys general wants financial penalties against the company. they also mentioned other features that are troubling for kids, including beauty filters that promote unrealistic standards. auto play and push notifications sent to people. in addition, the lawsuit says tiktok collects data on kids without parental consent. the company denies the accusations, but this is the latest headache for the app, which is trying to fend off a u.s. ban which is set to begin in january unless it severs ties with its china-based parent company. >> chp seized more than a million dollars worth of fentanyl last week during 2 traffic stops in the central valley. that 120,000 fentanyl-laced pills and here's the rub. i levin pounds of the drug were found tucked inside some raw beef. there. the suspects were arrested and put. >> all right. that's weird as we take a look outside here live look at the san mateo bridge. lot of folks heading to the east bay, not so much the other way, but it is a it's sunny out there it is. but this weird weather, this unrelenting heat. >> is finally letting up on us. and lawrence is here to give us the good yeah, why it didn't want to give up to it. i mean, it just w

group of attorneys general seeking financial penalties against the company. they also mention other features struggling to youth, including beauty filters that promote unrealistic standards, autotifications. in addition, the lawsuits say that tiktok collects data on kids without notice of parental consent. take not. tiktok has been denying the accusations, which is now the latest headache for the app, which is trying to fend off a u.s. ban, which is slated for january unless it cut its ties with its china-based parent company. coming up next in sports, the forty-niners son, a new player today is they're continuing to battle the injury by. says all battle the injury by. says all that and more coming up. patients who have sensitive teeth but also want whiter teeth, they have to make a choice- one versus the other. new sensodyne clinical white, it provides 2 shades whiter teeth as well as providing 24/7 sensitivity protection. patients are going to love to see sensodyne on the shelf. >> well, >> we're 5 weeks into the nfl season and this is certainly not where the forty-niners were expecting to be there sitting at 2, 3, after sunday's stunning home loss against the cardinals. but

group. if you strip out auto and gas, that is what we are looking at in the pop in retail sales. question here, are we still in goldilocks? does this confirm goldilocks or something else? is basically taking off the risk a scenario of recession once again and confirming some of the litchfield? jonathan: dana peterson of the conference board joins us now. you have only had a few minutes. tell us your first reaction to it. what do you think of retail sales? dana: i think retail sales are strong in nominal terms. if you account for inflation you're probably looking at an increase of awfully .2%. if you put that together for the quarter looking at anywhere from three point 5% to 3.75 percent annualized growth in retail sales in the third quarter, which bodes well for consumption. consumers have the income. they are complaining about the level of prices, but they are seeing prices fall for those big durable goods like furniture and cars, and they are running out there and buying. jonathan: it is sending treasuries lower and yields higher. i don't know what to do with jobless claims. l

if you take out and strip out the more volatile stuff, autos and gas stations and then you get 0.7%. the control group 0.7% it was a surge and the strongest in three months. so the atlanta fed, gdp tracker that are we look at all of the time that gets updated with the inputs, that should go higher off back of sales. the last reading was what? 3.2? 3.3. yeah. it's around there and the point is things are better. i mean, we were expecting and bank of america put out expect a strong retail sales number, stocks are at highs and that's good for the wealth effect. gas prices are down and that keeps money in their pockets and inflation has come down which affects things like mortgages and credit card rates. so things are really lining up for the consumer. if you strip down where the strength was, 10 out of 13 categories of spending actually gained on the month. that's another good sign that it was broad based and miscellaneous store retileaileri don't know if -- and miscellaneous which doesn't always happen and that's where inflation is. if you look at where the decreases were and what was not helpful. obvio

group of attorneys general seeking financial penalties against the company. they also mentioned the other features struggling to youth, including beautiful filters that promote unrealistic standards. autoy, push notifications. in addition, the lawsuits say that tiktok collects data on kids without notice of parental consent. tiktok has denied the accusations. kron 4 is celebrating hispanic heritage month and authentic mexican food has the power to bring people together. kron four's noelle bellow got to cook up a taste of home elba when co mer in san francisco. >> in the kitchen with isabel you quickly become the student the owner and head chef at a wonderful mayor is teaching us how to make too in nevada. a richly flavored stuffed pepper considered the national dish of mexico. and the team is in a lot of them being seen as that sat there, the shooting this is the feast on that. they're even in mexico for september 15 >> enough to >> while this kitchen has been home base for the last 8 years, have the o's first restaurant was actually in her living room. mom says for for whole, like apartment buildings like she was going door door saying, hey, this is my menu. >> this isn't going to hav

auto and gas. that followed a half point gain in august. spending group 0.6%, a meager 0.6% year over year.0.3 decline and 0.9% year over year. the decline was broad-based with only three of our 12 sectors showing any gains. take a look at some modest gains in there. nonstore retail, that's digital sales, up 1.6%. clothing accessories up 1.1%. there was quite a bit of inflation in the apparel numbers yesterday. health and personal care, a me me meager .04% gain. our initial read is that it was too early to pick up any effects from hurricane helene, though there could have been some impact at the very end of the month. hurricanes can boost spending ahead of a storm's arrival. for example, in building supplies and food. reduce them and then see them increase somewhat again as rebuilding begins. if it wasn't the storm, it leaves open the question of what prompted the drop. spending has been relatively robust throughout the year. but weakened from august, in august from july, before turning negative this month. economists have been forecasting a spending decline in the aftermath of the pandemic

auto loans, generators and more. the former president said his economy will decrease inflation and his tariffs would support the economy by encouraging american manufacturing, both adding to the deficit according to the nonpartisan groupuart: thanks very much indeed. now this. the mother of rachel moran was on fox and friends this morning, her daughter was killed allegedly by an illegal migrant, she spoke on fox and friends. watch this. >> i talked to people who lost children and they said the pain never goes away. i'm going to walk with it the rest of my life. that is an unbearable thing. i want to feel happy again and i don't know how to do that. if they had secured the borders and american people should come first, that's why we elect to these officials to protect our country, not to open the border and allow all these sworn enemies of our country into our country and then give them aid and comfort above the american people. that's not right. stuart: i want to bring in republican senator marsha blackburn. tears from the mother of a murdered child, your response? >> it is heartbreaking. it breaks your heart. we saw this last night in the kamala harris interview with bret baer, she's an angry candidate she's losing,

auto insurance by the 90s -- were private purveyors of mandated goods. they had robust pr efforts. the first pr firm in the u.s. was actually the institute of life insurance started in 1935 by a group of life insurers. they had robust lobbying strategies. real estate. huge financers of shopping malls and suburban office parks. they just had a lot of capital. they could really do what they want. since 1945 the act had pushed regulation out of the federal level into the state. that was legislation pushed by them. this patchwork system hindered oversight and accountability and relegated regulation to state insurance commissioners. by the time in the 90s when they were issuing this challenge to insurers and interacting with the mayor and other residents the state insurance commissioner during this time actually calls a set of six hearings. the first held in baltimore where he says we will look at the way they actually assess risk and define premiums paid for the first time in 17 years. just thinking about how these folks negotiated what security needs to look like and it look like under capitalism it has been very difficult to conceptualize the factual power that insurers had when we t

industry groups and their leaders they want the biden administration to take further action. many of them saying across a number of industries, spirits, autoriculture, apparel, a strike is going to be devastating for not only consumers but for their businesses. >> so we're talking about $200 million of product a day that's going to get stocks at the ports and that's, you know -- if that stays for a long period of time, it's going to be weeks before those goods can be cleared. in addition to shortages, you can see costs start to go up. you know, that's tough medicine at a time when we're trying to reduce prices. >> reporter: and that was the president of the american apparel and footwear association representing sneakers, book pacs -- backpacks, et cetera. the daily impact of the strike is estimated to be $4 billion according to some estimates and other estimates about half a billion a day. either way expected to create congestion. for every day of a strike it will create about one week of congestion that has to be unwound. back over to you. >> frank. we did see selloff in some of the retail names yesterday, bank of america attributing it t

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