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tonight, on this september 11th, the nation pauses and remembers what happened here 20 years ago. [ bell tolling ] ♪ >> across the country americans gathered in groups large and small. at the world trade center, the pentagon, a field in pennsylvania, in parks and at firehouses, celebrating those who ran toward the danger and remembering those who lost their lives >> robert j. - >> ceecee ross lyles >> steven lamancia >> donald freeman. >> kevin w. yokeham. >> presidents past and present paying tribute today. >> we remember your loss we share your sorrow >> george bush's emotional call for a return to civility the new developments today in the war fought in 9/11's wake, and the new divisions in the country as we face a new threat two decades after we all united in the face of another one, a nation forever changed by that day tonight the country fulfills its promise to never forget. ♪ ♪ >>> this is "nbc nightly news" with lester holt. america remembers 20 years later. >> good evening, everyone the gleaming buildings that have risen here at the world trade center site have erased the physic

welcome back to "closing bell. frost. the dow was the big winner some buys also brought technology higher on the day unitedheath, goldman sachs and boeing the biggest contributors. we were able to brake the five-day losing streak it was really value over growth today, but technology did finish in the green, nasdaq almost positive into the close. you did see some strong finishes for google, apple, microsoft, te tesla. >> rustle 2000 with a back -- it's been the recent loser investors are awaiting oracle. that stock has been hot this week we'll break down the results as soon as they are released. >>> plus, match group applauding the ruling, the epic gains cfo and c.o.o. gary widler on how that will impact match and why the counmpany is urges countries around the world to bring regulation into the modern age. >> i would say a pretty mild bowen systems most stocks did find a bit of nibbling dow is down a little over 1,000 points that's kind of the zone we're in now. also, the cpi number tomorrow, maybe people are makin

closing bell rings, and as we watched this incredible moment, it's really a special time.you because the traders are gathering around and trying to do their job but we got some luminaries here as well and we're really honored to bring this to you, right there. we didn't expect that it would happen this way, but we were able to make our way right in there. now to a commodities, as we wait for the closing bell so you have to stay tuned for that but we don't cover this commodity very much because it is very thinly- traded on a terror lately take a look at the uranium chart and check this out charlie gasparino says move over amc and gamestop make room for the meme metal, charlie? charlie: this might be the new meme stock it's not really a stock it's a commodity and it's plastered on the reddit board people are talking about it. you got a massive spike in the price of uranium lately you'd think nuclear power is dead it's not really dead i'll explain the spike in a minute. we're talking about a frenzy of traders on the hopes that both nuclear power will expand and there's some t

mathson buys at the top. >>> welcome to "closing bell." i'm wilfred frost at new york stock exchange a mixed picture today as we kick off a trading week with the s&p and nasdaq in the red. >> i'm morgan brennan. let's look at what's driving the action today energy today with goldman raising the year-end forecast for oil. growth names are under pressure with apple and google and microsoft in the red and the durable goods number up this morning the number is up 15 of the past 16 months. >>> today morgan stanley's mike wilson will join us to talk about why investors should get defensive in their portfolio. >>> after the bell rolts from aurora cannabis and miguel martin will join us to break down the numbers. >>> wlbob pisani has a look at tech products and luke meanster is here to weigh in. bob? >> the important thing is rates and the reopening and it is a little bit about value let's show you what's going on the big tech names are weak today. the dow up with bank stocks up and oil stocks up. a price weighted index but the s&p is not and weig

and pretty much back into bell route south. the journalists asked the to president whether they are ready to take a joint action in this regard in particular. now, to that, why am i said that this is none of russia's business because this is a border between poland, lithuania, and bellows. however, latimer, i did point out that if europe is generally interested in solving this issue, it should be directly in touch with the bell russian government, which so far they have refused to do so. now, mr. brewton also accused european officials of double standards. what he meant pretty much was if they're ready to be in touch with the top band, which is considered a terrorist organization in many european countries, then in that case, why can't they bill deal directly with a ball russian president, alexander lucas shanker. give me a few different. those are going to occur. peyton countries talk about the catastrophe in afghanistan, plain themselves, believing that people there. but some african refugees had been pushed out of europe tow

we want the cause to be taco bell not a different environmental issue.oms were onset. we are going to be getting nutritional experts in hopefull we can track this back to taco bell. an expert to be very helpful in a case like this. take us to the second exhibit. the defendants deny they failed the dangerous foodborne pathogens test. we have some cases that are fun but this is not one of those. you can get this from contaminated food you wouldn't wish it on your worst enemy. 's fars causality it can be issues within a couple of hours. she is certainly going to have medical evidence that says this is the cause. it sure seems like it was and this means it's going to get past the motion to dismiss. it is going to have to go to trial. i don't think any defendant could possibly afford to go to trial with this incredibly sympathetic claim. there's a lot of joked cases ou there and this is one where we really need to compensate somebody that out of the blue has become paralyzed. we counsel our clients and you have to think that it would be pretty sympathetic pla

bell writes about it in 1960. this is bell.was born bell you'll bellotski, born of jewish immigrants in new york, goes to city college in new york, back when city college in new york was free. that's a nice thought. and because it was free, people could sit around the cafeterias arguing about politic, the but i don't know how much time you spend in the j.c. talking about the spanish or civil war in the way that bell and his friends were, but he is framing things in the large sweeping historical frames. and so he says, as jacob pointed out, that the big ideologies have run out of steam. what is an ideology for him? >> the conversion of ideas into social levers. >> the conversion of ideas into social levers. great. what the hell does that mean? >> i don't know. >> that is exactly the quote i had for you. yooir right on. but what does that mean is an interesting question. >> i thought that it was interesting where he starts to talk about how to get people moving and the social movement to simplify your ideas. you can't be up in th

the case has been hu:el bell's lawyer. the case has been hugely significant _ bell's lawyer. the case has been hugely significant in terms of. hugely significant in terms of medical treatment for children with gender dysphoria but internationally as well. in this country, the nhs has updated its advice on the reversibility of puberty blockers, extra layer of protection has been put in place for children who are receiving treatment at the tavistock.— receiving treatment at the tavistock. �* , . , ., tavistock. but these arguments are unlikel to tavistock. but these arguments are unlikely to be _ tavistock. but these arguments are unlikely to be over. _ tavistock. but these arguments are unlikely to be over. keira _ tavistock. but these arguments are unlikely to be over. keira bell- tavistock. but these arguments are unlikely to be over. keira bell and . unlikely to be over. keira bell and her legal team say they hope to challenge today's ruling in the supreme court. the welsh government has announced tighter rules were getting into nightclubs and large—scale events. from octob

and the bells rang out at the pentagon... bell rings ..and shanksville, pennsylvania... 9/11 terrorist attacks. gordon m aamoth junior. edelmiro abad. and then the haunting, harrowing recitation of the names of those who died. ronald philip kloepfer. and my husband, joseph reina junior. and my uncle, james francis quinn. with the readers pausing to pay tribute to their loved ones. continue to watch over us and your family. 20 years feels like an eternity, but yet it still feels like yesterday. until we meet again, my love, rest in peace. the president, who has visited all three of the 9/11 sites, today spoke about the significance of the commemorations. these memorials are really important. but they are also incredibly difficult for the people who were affected by them. because it brings back that moment they got the phone call. it brings back that instant you got the news. and george w bush, who was president in 2001, contrasted america today with america then. so much of our politics has become a naked appeal to anger, fear and resentment. that leaves us worried about

the 'udge said that lamara bell died sorry. the judge said that lamara bell died after _ sorry.s now, and what more can emma raducanu achieve? just weeks after picking up her a—level results emma — still a teenager — will play in the us open quarter finals tomorrow. laura scott reports on her rapid rise. taking the tennis world by storm, emma radacanu is hitting new heights. fresh from top a—level grades, britain's newest tennis star has moved on to tests of a different kind. last night, inside the biggest tennis stadium in the world, the 18—year—old qualifier reeled off 11 straight games against the home favourite, shelby rogers, to achieve the best result of her life, a spot in the last eight of only her second major. in the last eight of only her second ma'or. ~ ., ., in the last eight of only her second ma'or. ~ . . ., ., . major. what a moment for emma radacanu- _ major. what a moment for emma radacanu. she _ major. what a moment for emma radacanu. she still— major. what a moment for emma radacanu. she still hasn't - major. what a moment for emma l radacanu. she still hasn'

hard day, tough assignment, waiting on something, i would go to taco bell.and a diet pepsi, i would feel better. >> yeah, for me, it was cookies. when i was out in the field, things did not go right, you were mad, you missed something, you need taco bell. >> especially if you're in the pacific. they have the best taco bell. >> because they have the view and everything. >> 30 years here, many of us shared our anecdotes, favorite wayne stories. there's more copy for me to read because i'm an anchor and i have to do things like that. no, it is ok. our producer is talking to us. i want to share with people because wayne traveled across the country and you reported from your home base the last few years in the north bay when the fires started breaking out. i don't want to embarrass you, but i'm going to do it just a little bit. 40 years in the market, right, and 30 years here. how many enemies -- how many e mmys? >> 54. >> 54 local emmys. it was -- most of them are under the bed. it was unseemly. it is you against your friends at the other stations. >> it is a fu

— bottoms, favour of bringing back bell—bottoms, not the favour of bringing back bell— bottoms, not the ,, ., , discontent. things come back, as we know, but discontent. things come back, as we know. but let's _ discontent. things come back, as we know, but let's talk _ discontent. things come back, as we know, but let's talk about _ know, but let's talk about longer—term strategy the government is looking at to deal with the energy crisis. the sunday times, energy crisis. the sunday times, energy panic ushers in a new nuclear age. there is a minister who will approve rolls—royce creating a fleet of mini reactors, and they say that could create 40,000 jobs by 2050 in the midlands. and another thing in and elsewhere. that is a long—term strategy, isn't it? we are in difficulty right now, so how do you see that? i difficulty right now, so how do you see that? ~ ., , see that? i think government is facin: a see that? i think government is facing a perfect _ see that? i think government is facing a perfect storm - see that? i think government is facing a perfect storm at - see that? i think

we are now in the "closing bell" market zone. the trading today. today we have capital to market president keith bliss with us as well very good afternoon to you, keith. let's kick things off with the broader markets. a mixed today following a disappointing jobs report. despite the miss, the nasdaq is on pace for a record close, as is the s&p 500, only up by one basis point. mike, i guess the surprise is we haven't had a bigger reaction, despite that big miss on the jobs spread. the question is, if we get another big miss two months in a row, for another month, would that start to be seen as a bigger negative? >> most likely i mean, i think you might have some of the same explainations or scrutinizations, but i think that's a bit distant from what we're dealing with now, in terms of trying to felt are the number today in what we more or let expected what was going on some of the air coming out of the broad market today, especially the small caps that have been good this week and some of the cyclicals with an attempted rebound, so

"closing bell" is right now. >>> thank you kelly and tyler. welcome to "closing bell." a ruling in the epic/apple battle, sending shockwaves the dow looking to avoid a losing session in a row. >> i'm wilfred frost let's look at what is driving the action a federal judge ruling that apple can no longer -- directing customers away from in-app purchases, and august producer prices came in hot, rising versus july, and more than 8 percent over the last year, and energy is among the top sectors today as oil prices go up a bit. sara >> well fred, in just a moment, the ceo of kroger joins us exclusively on the back of the company's earnings the stock get hit hard today, despite a beat on the top and bottom lines, and the kreismt oh beckon dickinson on their sportphone covid test. >>> mike santoli has it moving a bit lower in the last hour or so, but nothing too pronounced in fact, that decline in apple accounts for all of the s&p 500's down side right now. ex-apple, it would be about dead flat what's interesting is we can debate whether this $60 billion is justified but what is

bell rings.ix moments of silence are held — each marking the exact time when the planes crashed and the buildings collapsed. president biden travels to all three sites where the attacks took place — in new york, pennsylvania and the pentagon. tennis has a new teen titan — emma raducanu becomes the first british woman to win a major in more than a0 years. and prince andrew's legal team says it's questioning whether court papers, alleging sexual abuse, have been filed properly. ceremonies have been taking place in the united states to commemorate the 20th anniversary of the september 11 attacks. in new york, a minute's silence marked the exact time that the first hijacked plane hit the north tower of the world trade centre in 2001. president biden travelled to pay his respects at all three attack sites — in new york, pennsylvania, and at the pentagon in virginia. that is a live shot there of the world trade center right now. as september 11th draws to a close in the us, our north america editor jon

bell rings. six moments of silence have been held, marking the times each of the four hijacked planes crashed and when the world trade centre buildings collapsed on that day in 2001. former presidents clinton and obama joined joe biden in new york, as george w bush spoke in pennsylvania, calling for people to come together. so much of our politics has become a naked appeal to anger, fear and resentment. that leaves us worried about our nation and our future together. also in the programme... prince andrew's legal team say they do not believe court papers from lawyers for the woman accusing him of sexual abuse have been successfully served. virginia giuffre launched a civil case against the prince, he denies the claims. and the waiting is over, the unseeded canadian, leylah fernandez faces the british qualifier, emma raducanu, as the all—teen final at the us open gets underway. you're watching special coverage of the anniversary of september 11th. events commemorating 20 years since the 9/11 attac

two minutes to go before the colleging bell rings. we have barry back.ore than 10% but when do we start to see this thing perk up? >> well i think what we're likely to see a change in the marketplace once again, kind of an echo we saw last november when the vaccine took place. as we see covid start to pull back once again, maybe with the updated shots and so for the. i think that whole area of the market will come back with great strength and paypal i think will be one of those leading the way. i use them for venmo. i pay the kid that mows my lawn. he won't take a check. they are in tune with a digital world. i think it is a pathway that will go very, very well long into the future. liz: we got 10 seconds. what happens tomorrow at the opening bell? because it's a really tough call right now for us. the dow down 12 points? >> boys ton college. never knocked down. but the market has wobbly legs right now. i think it will be more wobbly tomorrow. liz: more wobbly tomorrow. that from barry james. great to have you. thank you very much. the dow cannot hold it

tory bell says her younger brother, hassani, eggs, a viewer bell of san leandro was smart and the firstson in their family to attend college on a full right scholarship. but she says housing and financial issues led him to stop attending san francisco state for two years and get a job selling solar panels. she says they made a promise to each other that they would both graduate from college. the promise was that he would go back to san francisco state, and, uh we would see each other walk across the stage, you know? yeah, yeah. i just feel like i'm never gonna get the chance on saturday, shortly before six p.m. police say two gunmen shot hassani and a barber at the extravagant grooming lounge in oakland's rockridge neighbourhood. bell says her brother was a regular client. the 23 year old died wednesday. i never saw that happening to my brother. bell says she and hassani worked hard to overcome their circumstances. they lost many friends to gun violence, where they lived in east oakland. as the older sister. i wanted to show him that we didn't have to be our environments we didn't have

( bell rings ) >> oh! oh! ( bell rings ) >> stephen: wooooo! >> i didn't even hit one.u let me win. >> no, look at me. / ( laughter ) all right. >> stephen: that made this my favorite interview of all time. >> yeah, yeah. i will never-- i've lost my swag on "stephen colbert." >> stephen: really, very last question, not a question, just a statement -- thank you for being president. ( cheers and applause ) >> stephen: thank you again to president obama -- and happy birthday, sir. we'll be right back with cnn anchor brian stelter. ( cheers and applause ) ♪ people everywhere living with type 2 diabetes are waking up to what's possible with rybelsus®. ♪ you are my sunshine ♪ ♪ my only sunshine... ♪ rybelsus® works differently than any other diabetes pill to lower blood sugar in all 3 of these ways... increases insulin when you need it... decreases sugar... and slows food. the majority of people taking rybelsus® lowered their blood sugar and reached an a1c of less than 7. people taking rybelsus® lost up to 8 pounds. rybelsus® isn't for peopl with type 1 diabetes. don't take r

they should have a bin inside taco bell. that's the tip. there you go, taco bell.> yeah. the idea is admirable. i like it. diane king hall at the new york stock exchange. have a great weekend. >> you, too. >>> so up next, from olympic rings to the wrestling ring. a popular u.s. gold medalist signs a historic deal with the wwe. historic deal with the historic deal with the i just heard something amazing! one medication was approved to treat and prevent migraines. nurtec is the first and only option proven to treat and prevent migraines with one medication. onederful. one quick dissolve tablet can start fast and last. don't take if allergic to nurtec. the most common side effects were nausea, stomach pain, and indigestion. with nurtec odt, i treat migraine my way. what's your way? ask your doctor about nurtec to find out! [♪] what's your way? if you have diabetes, it's important to have confidence in the nutritional drink you choose. try boost glucose control. it's clinically shown to help manage blood sugar levels and contains high quality protein to help manage hun

weird ideas is taco bell's whole thing.s a place who will wrap a hard shell inside a soft shell and inside a dorito ship. which is delicious but do you think their idea to save the environment is going to make sense? i'm glad they're trying to help. maybe they could start by not handing out a million sauces% with each other. i order a taco and get enough sauce to waterboard it. taco bell, you should just have somebody hold ged the sauce at the drive-through to squirt it on people's food. my aunt used to do that whenever we would have a cookout. she didn't want us wasting keechup. she would be, like, hold out your hot dog -- that's enough, move! enough, move! enough, move! >> moving on to the top story. for months the u.s. government has been doing everything they could to get people to get vaccinated. they made it free, that didn't work. they tried to pay people to get it. then they threatened to put mike richards back as "jeopardy" host. that still didn't get it done. only 60% of people 12 and older are vaccinated and seem

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how about brandon bell?s this off the ground, a three-run homer, part of a five-run inning for the giants. now we move to the fifth. the giants up 9-3 with a pair on. check out tommy la stella, scoreboard. it's off the scoreboard, capping a six-run inning. giants make it six in a row. they hammer the cubs 15-4. >> i think we're just playing good baseball. i thought we pitched the ball well all season. we've really continued to do that, the guys put up 14 runs, you know, it's pretty fun to watch. >> who's counting, right? the a's were cruising against the rangers until the top of the eighth with two outs. john heim, rhymes with lime, and this leads to a sour taste for the a's, five runs in the inning. texas beats oakland 8-6. >>> in less than 24 hours, the 49ers will kick off their nfl season in motown. the red and gold are facing detroit in week one, there are a lot of unknowns with this lions team. they have a new head coach, new staff and several new players including jared goff who was traded from the ram

there's the bell welcome back to "closing bell.the close, opposite what we saw yesterday the dow finishing higher by 236 points biggest contributor to the dow's gain, microsoft off that dividend and buyback announcement we just discussed adding 32 points united, caterpillar, boeing also in the top of the list s&p 500 closing up 0.8%. every sector higher expect for utilities. energy the strongest but you saw strength in a lot of the cyclical groups. industrials, materials, financials all doing well. technology joined the party as well nasdaq closed up 0.8% led higher by microsoft, apple, tesla, amazon, google all strong today starbucks, the biggest laggard over there biggest weight on the nasdaq 100. and the russell 2000 1.1% nice pop there for the small caps which have been lagging in recent weeks s&p with a half a percent on the week much more from our exclusive interview with pepsico's ceo including how this pandemic has changed consumer behavior potentially forever. first up on the market, sylvia, defiant etf's co-founder my fir

the alarm bells are ringing. cheap, good to - bells are ringing.oy who went missing in the australian bush four days ago has been found safe and well. anthony "aj" elfalak was spotted by police helicopters on monday, drinking water from a creek on his family's property in rural new south wales. the little boy, who has autism and doesn't speak, had been last seen at the house on friday. his family had feared he had been abducted. shaimaa khalil reports from sydney. aj! his mum, kelly, overwhelmed by relief. the moment anthony elfalak, known as aj, was found by rescue teams. spotted from a helicopter, taking water from a creek in the heat, 500 metres from his family's rural home in the hunter valley, in an area that had been searched several times. hundreds worked tirelessly, scouring this rugged, remote terrain. rescue teams with air support, search dogs and divers, as well as aj's family and friends. many feared the worst, wondering how he could survive in this dangerous bushland. then came news of his rescue. thank god! thank you for everyone. wha

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"closing bell" starts right now. >> it does tyler, kelly, thank you very much welcome to "closing bell." the dow and s&p kicking off this shortened week in the red. >> welcome back to new york. >> thank you very much good to be back. >> i'm in for sara eisen let's look at what is driving the action the industrial sectors the biggest loser on the s&p, also deere, crypto getting crushed as well, as el salvador begins accepting cryptocurrency as legal tender >>>. >>> pluses the ceo of skillz or e.p. is very excited about it we have a news alert, first of all. it's on ford phil lebeau has more for us. >> ford announcing a big hire. doug field, who is at apple and is centered around all of their plans when it comes to what they may or may not do in the future with regard to an automobile, he's going to be leaving apple and joining ford in fact, he has joined ford. he will be in charge of advanced vehicle technology at ford this is a key hire and big win for jim farley, as he builds out the team that the not only by further developing electric vehicles, all autonomous vehicles in the future

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so, shall we start with daniel belle? everybody's favorite reading. i assume there are very few questions about this one. yeah? >> so, is he essentially saying that, like, the political ideology came about in the mecurial age are not like it anymore and these new kind of like focusing on the economic issues and focusing on the government and just making that one country the best it can possibly be is the best way to go? >> right. that is a nice summary of a complicated argument. and he is saying that the big political ideologies of the 19th century in particular have one the course. they are out of steam, and really politics is about management, you know, the adjustment of kind of things that are within a general consensus. so, you know, it is worth thinking about the argument a little bit. it is an argument that people have made at various times in history, and have any of you read francis fukiama? if you have to make the argument, the 1950s is not a bad place to write about it. belle was born daniel belotski and born of jewish immigrants in new york

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it has a bell inside. so how about this for a bell inside. so how about this for a wonder goal?g jubilation as his spectacular solo effort meant they beat argentina and retained their title. truly a golden goal. andy swiss, bbc news, tokyo. that's all for now. emma raducanu will be hoping tojoin dan evans in the fourth round of the us open later. she takes on sara sorribes tormo in the next few hours in new york. you can follow the tennis currently under way on the bbc sport website. i'll be back in an hour, but now on news channel, it's time for click. hey, welcome to click! we are back after a summer of silliness. i hope you managed to have some kind of break yourself. i tell you, the best thing about being back on this sofa for me is i get to see my good mate, back in her box! it's been weeks since we've done it like this, isn't it? how's your summer been? how are you? oh, it's good to be back and it's lovely to see you too. and my summer has been good, thank you. i've spent two hours a day working out, which is my idea of a break. i know, i've seen your instagram. you've bee

thank everyone for watching "countdown" to the closing bell.an is back tomorrow. "kudlow" is next. larry: hello, everyone, welcome back to "kudlow," i'm larry kudlow. joe biden out there trying to sell class warfare, tax hikes on hard-working americans and small businesses, repeating the democratic pat phrase, pay fair share seven times, pay your fair share. somebody who pays her fair share, hillary vaughn on capitol hill with much more on joe biden. good evening, hillary. re

because here we're talking about the border between poland and bell rouge, between lithuania and bruce, but the russian president did go on to criticize the european union. what he meant was that european countries are in touch with the taliban. however, they are refusing to talk to the bell. russian government directly, which never came to power as a result of an armed take over more the, the my answer is go and talk to the bell. rational authorities, european countries talk about the catastrophe. enough chemist on blame themselves for leaving the people the but some african refugees have been pushed out of europe towards better rushes borders with with the way you and poland. i don't understand this logic. you can blame dollars for anything but delete taken the afghans where to push them out to back to afghanistan. but then will they ask us to get them out of there? again, there is no logic and we have a much wider discussion on the issue. refugees and other security issues related to again, a stan is expected next week when alexander lucas shantell and vladimir putin will be joined

bell rings and the bells rang out at the pentagon...s ..and shanksville, pennsylvania, the other sites of the 9/11 terrorist attacks. gordon m aamoth, junior. edelmiro abad. and then the haunting, harrowing recitation of the names of those who died. ronald philip kloepfer. and my husband, joseph reina junior. and my uncle, james francis quinn. with the readers pausing to pay tribute to the loved ones. continue to watch over us and your family. 20 years feels like an eternity, but yet it still feels like yesterday. until we meet again, my love, rest in peace. the president, who is visiting all the 9/11 sites today, released this message. and george w bush, who was president in 2001, contrasted america today with america then. so much of our politics has become a naked appeal to anger, fear and resentment. 0n america's day of trial and grief, i saw millions of people instinctively grab for a neighbour's hand and rally to the cause of one another. that is the america i know. but today belongs to the people whose lives were rent by these un

and the bells rang out at the pentagon... bell rings ..and shanksville, pennsylvania...tes of the 9/11 terrorist attacks. gordon m aamoth junior. edelmiro abad. and then the haunting, harrowing recitation of the names of those who died. ronald philip kloepfer. and my husband, joseph reina junior. and my uncle, james francis quinn. with the readers pausing to pay tribute to their loved ones. continue to watch over us and your family. 20 years feels like an eternity, but yet it still feels like yesterday. until we meet again, my love, rest in peace. the president, who has visited all three of the 9/11 sites, today spoke about the significance of the commemorations. these memorials are really important. but they are also incredibly difficult for the people who were affected by them. because it brings back that moment they got the phone call. it brings back that instant you got the news. and george w bush, who was president in 2001, contrasted america today with america then. so much of our politics has become a naked appeal to anger, fear and resentment. that leaves us worr

as we hear the closing bell for "the claman countdown."gs] i will see you tomorrow. "kudlow" is next. thanks very much for joining us. we have a big show tomorrow. don't miss it. ♪. larry: hello, everyone, welcome to "kudlow." i'm larry kudlow. save america kill the bill but we still don't know exactly what's in this bill. for the latest let's go to hillary vaughn live from capitol hill in the swamp. good evening, hilly. reporter: larry, there is a lot stuffed into the social spending package but a lot leaves the price tag a mystery. the cbo has not offered their score how much these things will cost but they're pricey,

they are not above the law. russia and its neighbor bell roofs are moving towards closer integration. the leaders of the 2 countries met and moscow laid on thursday and the ongoing spat between minsk and the european union over refugees was also high up on the agenda. as the way to try and go explains while now there is definitely a new reason for tension between the european union and bellows, which have already been locking horns for a while now. because of many different issues in particular because of the attitude by brussels, to the comp, think between the government and minsk, and the opposition there. now you can definitely add afghan refugees to that list. brussels has accused men's of taking advantage of this as a tool for pressure on the european blog. now, on the other hand, bell ruse is saying that the european union is turning a blind eye on how poland and lithuania are mis treating the african refugees and all how they're pretty much taking them out of the country. back into bella luce, during the press conference, the journalist asked the 2 presidents whether moscow and

bell wants justice for her brother.ice say it appears hasanni may have been the intended target but did not give him motive. bell suspects and maybe jealousy because her brother was successful. she hopes to establish a scholarship in hassani's name, julie. it is such a heartbreaking story, amber. thank you. 87 people have been killed in oakland so far this year that is 23 more people killed this year compared to this time last year. today, police chief laurent armstrong paused for 87 seconds during a media briefing in honor of those 87 lives lost to violence so far this year, shootings and armed robberies are also up, both up 50% from last year, while carjackings have jumped 100% from this time last year. violence we've seen homicides related to human trafficking. we've seen homicides related to robberies and car jackets, to combat the uptick in violence. chief armstrong says he's taking officers who have been working inside police headquarters and putting them back on patrol. six more detectives are also being added to

well now there's definitely a new reason for tension between the european union and bell roofs, which have already been locking horns for a while now because of many different issues in particular because of the attitude by brussels to the comp, think between the government and minsk, and the opposition there. now you can definitely add afghan refugees to that list. brussels has accused men's of taking advantage of this as a tool for pressure on the european blog. now, on the other hand, bell ruse is saying that the european union is turning a blind eye on how poland and lithuania are mis treating the african refugees and on how they are pretty much taking them out of the country, back into bellows. during the press conference, the journalists asked the 2 presidents whether moscow and mens were ready to react to all that's accordingly with some joint action. a lot of my potent replied that this is not a rush of business, because here we're talking about the border between poland and bell rouge, between lithuania and bruce, but the russian president did go on to criticize the european

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these. >> bell's sister says they're pnanning a memorial for hassani at san francisco state.will be presented with a posthumous recognition. the family is also currently accepting donations to help with funeral expenses reporting in oakland. dan thorn kron 4 news. >> now to the peninsula where police are still looking for the person who opened fire on i 2.80 in daly city early friday morning. luckily no one was seriously injured in this shooting. chp says an unknown car, though rolled up alongside an suv and just started shooting. 6 people were in that suv at the time. all of them survived investigators are still trying to piece together, though, why the shooting happened and whether or not it was random or targeted. >> the best advice we can always get the public is to remain safe. if there's any suspicious circumstances, always watch for your own safety first. be sure to call you know, never try to. >> take on situations like this on your let first responders come out to the scene and provide for your safety. >> chp is asking for anyone with information about the shooting t

because here we're talking about the border between poland and bell rouge, between lithuania and bruce, but the russian president did go on to criticize the european union. what he meant was that european countries are in touch with the taliban. however, they are refusing to talk to the bell, russian government directly, which never came to power as a result of an armed take over with you. my answer is go and talk to the bell original authorities, european countries talk about the catastrophe. enough chemist on blame themselves for leaving the people the but some african refugees have been pushed out of europe towards better versus borders with lithuania and poland. i don't understand this logic, you can blame dollars for anything, but at least taking the afghans went to push them out to back to afghanistan. but then will they ask us to get them out of there again, there is no logic. a much wider discussion on the issue of refugees and other security issues related to again, a stan is expected next week when alexander lucas shantell and vladimir putin will be joined by other heads of s

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. >> "closing bell" starts right now. >>> feels like that a little bit. welcome to "closing bell." i'm sara eisen recouping the losses from monday's plunge. dow up as we head into this final hour of trade. >> i'm wilfred frost a look at what's driving the action today easing fears around china and the taper plans to drive the rally. treasury yields jumping giving a boost to the financial sector. salesforce giving the dow a boost after raising the 2022 revenue guidance 59 minutes left in the session energy in the lead. >>> coming up, a rare and exclusive interview with the ceo of u.p.s. following a rough week for fedex. we'll talk about shipping demand what she is expecting for the holidays, rates, delays and more. >>> plus two great reads on the consumer after the bell when nike and costco report results all the numbers and analysis when they are released. >>> let's focus on the big stories here bob pisa noi is here meg tirrell and ylan muoy. bob, 600 points or close to it for the dow. >> a rough week for the bulls and the bears. i just want to show you the dow jones industrial ave