and even better! okay, i do want to say that we're going to have starting october 4, movies at mcarthur every friday in october, we're going to have movies out here so please come. free food, popcorn, bubbles gifts and a movie. okay, so i want to say i'm a little sorry because now i'm out of a job because there is nothing to explain anymore. so i'll be sending some resumes to sfmta for a job. thank you very much. [applause] >> thank you so much albert for your excellent partnership. now, let's get this show on the road! while regular--the mayor wants me to tell you which we will demonstrate later when you board the train that the train is going to be quieter! >> yeah! >> meantime we're rerey to make some noise, so firstly we're ing to do a little ribbon cutting. then for those who would like to jane us, we're going to take a train ride so the zoo and back to west portal, you can get off where you want and get on where you want or you can stay here and enjoy some dim sum or a cocktail. [laughter] somet

it’s equivalent to tennis would be any better-— equivalent to tennis would be any better.e shot - any better. it's great watching the replay of the shot and - the replay of the shot and seeing if it's in or out in the crowd getting into that. it just doesn't feel right. i'm one of those people that have to dodge the tennis balls is they fly past. to dodge the tennis balls is they fly past-— to dodge the tennis balls is they fly past. the blazers and that she knows. _ they fly past. the blazers and that she knows. come - they fly past. the blazers and that she knows. come on. - that she knows. come on. tradition. all thejobs going to ai and now we're getting rid of the linejudges. to ai and now we're getting rid of the line judges. it is to ai and now we're getting rid of the line judges.— of the line 'udges. it is sad. this is of the line judges. it is sad. this is progress _ of the line judges. it is sad. this is progress though - of the line judges. it is sad. this is progress though i i of the line judges. it is sad. i this is progress though i agree with liz. — this is

., better.etter. we know one of the reasons we need _ better. we know one of the reasons we need more - better. we know one of the i reasons we need more money better. we know one of the - reasons we need more money is because we are very successful in keeping people i am not going to say every penny is spent absolutely perfectly, of course its not. but we are laser focused on trent to get value out of every pound we spent. fist value out of every pound we sent. �* ., , value out of every pound we sent. �* . , , spent. at a building company down the _ spent. at a building company down the road _ spent. at a building company down the road employing - spent. at a building company - down the road employing around 80 people reflections on the impact here. your national insurance bill as an employer is about to go up big time. where does that leave you as a business? where does that leave you as a lousiness?_ business? for us national insurance _ business? for us national insurance is _ business? for

when you can breathe better, what isn't better? this is better. this is better. that's better. dupixent is an add on treatment for specific types of moderate to severe asthma. it works with your asthma medicine to help improve lung function. dupixent is not for sudden breathing problems. it's proven to help prevent asthma attacks. and doesn't that make things better? dupixent can cause allergic reactions that can be severe. tell your doctor right away if you have rash, chest pain, worsening shortness of breath, tingling or numbness in your limbs. tell your doctor about new or worsening joint aches and pain or a parasitic infection. don't change or stop asthma medicines including steroids without talking to your doctor. when you can get more out of your lungs, you can do more with less asthma. isn't that better? ask your doctor about dupixent, the most prescribed biologic in asthma. and now approved as an add-on treatment for adults with inadequately controlled copd with a specific marker of inflammation. with inadequately controlled copd andrea canning: it's called the inland e

you want it to be better. don't we believe, don't we believe that america can live up to the promise and be a better place. don't we believe that. so, i cannot be prouder to be here as your nominee for the u.s. senate because kamala harris needs a positive senate, a supportive senate and what she's going to do. now, before we get to the big guy, i want to invite one other person up here. someone who defines michigan. someone who has brought attention to detroit. someone who believes in our state, who believes in our teams, who believes in michigan to his core, and has shown the whole world what detroit in michigan can do. so without further ado, can the real slim shady please stand up? ♪ [cheers and applause] ♪ eminem: detroit. what up tho! so look, i wrote down a few things i wanted to say. i love you too. thank you. i'm here tonight for a couple of important reasons. as most of you know, the city of detroit and the whole state of michigan mean a lot to me. and going into this election, the spotlight is on us

— it better? exactly, part of this is looking _ it better?etter? exactly, part of this is looking at what - it better? exactly, part of. this is looking at what went right and what went wrong in the last pandemic. a lot of this is saying, should this happen again, and pretty much every scientific expert out there think there will be another pandemic at some point in the future, how can this country be better prepared. irate country be better prepared. we will leave it there. thank you very much for giving you a —— giving us a sense of the overall story. super—strength synthetic opioid drugs, linked to hundreds of deaths, have been found in samples of fake medicines sold online. some are being marketed to treat anxiety, allergies, and sleeping problems. they're called nitazenes. the bbc has spoken to one mother about the loss of her 23—year—old son, who was found dead next to fake anti—anxiety pills, as navtej johal reports. singing. watching alex perform and hearing him sing was, i'd say, one of the biggest joys ever in my life. i feel like a

going — better to the economy, who's going to — better to the economy, who's going to make sure thatir families, pay their rent, put gas in their car, — their rent, put gas in their car, have— their rent, put gas in their car, have ajob, have their rent, put gas in their car, have a job, have security. if car, have a job, have security. if you — car, have a job, have security. if you look— car, have a job, have security. if you look at history and you took — if you look at history and you took at — if you look at history and you look at evenjust if you look at history and you look at even just the past eight _ look at even just the past eight years, in general, people were _ eight years, in general, people were better off and fillmore sapir— were better off and fillmore sapir when donald trump —— feel more _ sapir when donald trump —— feel more secure, to lead them with a better— more secure, to lead them with a better life. inflation, unaffordable housing, gas prices, _ unaffordable housing, gas prices, so they're looking at how — prices, so they're looking at how this _ prices, so

we made them better. but the limit of how much better we can make them is kind of very close to be reached. and anyway, you think about how much oil germans consumed or americans consume just like 16 or 20 barrels of oil per person at that time in 2000, when this meeting happened. chinese people consume one barrel of oil per person. and so if you wanted that kind of lifestyle, you just not have enough oil in the world. so it would be much better if we start trying to find a different technology that uses a different fuel source and so he's brought back to china. the guy's name is, one gang, and he makes the case that, look, we should try and come up with a research program, bring industry, academia and government together, and show if we can make electric cars. he wasn't sold on electric cars from batteries of hydrogen, but batteries won out between the two technology cars and bhiwadi was key to that effort because bhiwadi at the time was just a battery maker. but suddenly there was this interest from the

— the information to make a better world.— the information to make a better world. �* , better world._ better world. i'm interested in both your views of your - both your views of your interactions with social media and the internet. do you come away from that mutaz ahmed feeling positive? it away from that mutaz ahmed feeling positive?— feeling positive? it used to brina feeling positive? it used to bring me — feeling positive? it used to bring me down. _ feeling positive? it used to bring me down. i've - feeling positive? it used to l bring me down. i've stopped tweeting now and ifind bring me down. i've stopped tweeting now and i find social media platforms where you have a smaller group of people following you, we have a bit more intimacy in the people that you communicate with, they are healthier than mass communication platforms. i think tim burton is right. i'm not sure about looking at the sky which is one of the things he told the bbc that he does. i think that's a bit boring. but scheduling time in your day where you don't need to communicate through your phone certainly doe

- hershey's is better. better looks, better packaging, better taste. who eats caramilk? - but hershey's is so plain. - exactly, exactly! it's a simple chocolate bar- - [pamela] this whole idea of student voice, understand the elements of a good argument is fundamental to middle school. - talking about trying to survive- - it is an age where students are trying to find their way in the world, and where they fit in the world, in order to engage in those conversations, you need to understand claim, evidence, and reasoning. the first goal is to get them to talk. - he was getting whipped, but he wasn't really screaming or crying. he was just like taking all the pain in. - maybe he's just gotten used to the pain already because he probably gets beat a lot. - so he's like adapting to the new environment. (soft music) - we've been moving through "night" very, very quickly. the kids absolutely love the book. is elie the same person? - no. - on same, okay, prove it to me. - he didn't go to the synagogue, like he wasn't praying. he never sang anymore. like he went from very religio

we will be better off. it's far better for the environment. and if we haven't learned enough from these two deadly storms, are beyond help if we do not think we have to do something to reduce the pressure of climate change. [applause] and in healthcare, hers is better than a country mile and i haven't even talked about him and this is a sneak attack on a woman's right to choose on this whole 2025 thing, and don't you believe otherwise. one thing you have to give to our friends on the far right, they never give up. and they're depending on you to give up. you have the numbers. you know you can win this election. you know you can, but you have to show up. and i'm telling you with all my heart, i believe that kamala harris and tim walz are worth going up for and you will be proud of it for the rest of your life. so we got a lot of hay in the barn, america. with all of this inflation, we are still the best positioned country in the world for next 20 or 30 years by far, is not close , and inflation is coming down. the federal reserve has finally lo

let's let's make better. no, i don't i don't have a quick this is something i would have to think about. but i will deflect by saying that the very last chapter of this book is a half a page chapter, which basically summarizes the main takeaways from the book. there are sort eight recommendations. one of them is very vague, and also the most important one, and that is bring more political quantitative literacy into education, because that would then solve all the problems down the line. and that seven or more specific things like let's user interest voting, eliminating college, increase the size of the house and all those things. so maybe i can i can you know in a reductive way just point to that to eight yeah a little things better than michael pollan's yeah it's better than a mantra it's a right that's awesome great that's terrific. so i suppose we should move to a question. so if anybody the audience would like to ask a question, remember span is going to come over with their boom mike so if you want to ra

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i think they have a chance to do better.— chance to do better.ank you so much for sharing your thoughts i chance to do better. thank you so l much for sharing your thoughts with us, john. mentioning the issue of homelessness, which is a big issue in many american cities. something that has been on the increase post covid in this country as a many others. we can speak to richard. thank you for agreeing to talk to us was up for you when you are deciding who to vote for this time around, one of the major issues of concerns to you personally?— to you personally? personally, it's the cost of— to you personally? personally, it's the cost of living. _ to you personally? personally, it's the cost of living. an _ to you personally? personally, it's the cost of living. an awful- to you personally? personally, it's the cost of living. an awful lot - the cost of living. an awful lot of welfare — the cost of living. an awful lot of welfare to — the cost of living. an awful lot of welfare to people that they invite across _ welfare to people that they invite a

hopefully a little better than last week. >> better than last week. hi there, christina. actually looking really quiet today. not big weather stories. we still will see some showers, even some mountain showers throughout portions of the interior parts of new england and the northeast. you can see some blue showing up on the map there and we're off to a chilly start in portions of the northern plains. we had 5 million under froze alerts there. off to the west looking at rain moving onshore. we're going see the rain moving to the intermountain west. soggy there as well. lots of sunshine across the country. warm and sunny in the south central states. lots of sunshine. good news in the southeast. by wednesday, a fall chill in the southeast. parts of the northeast as well in new england in the 40s. could see some mountain snow along parts of new england as well. more records in parts of the great basin and wet and cooler in the northern california parts and into parts of nevada. rocky storms on friday. we're going see mountain snow storms there. looking good from new england t

what are some of the _ better candidates. what are some of the issues - better candidates.i some of the issues or worries you have right now? things you are thinking about when you went to vote? it are thinking about when you went to vote ?— are thinking about when you went to vote? it is a shame but i was went to vote? it is a shame but i was thinking _ went to vote? it is a shame but i was thinking about _ went to vote? it is a shame but i was thinking about who - went to vote? it is a shame but i was thinking about who would i i was thinking about who would do the — i was thinking about who would do the least harm when i voted. i do the least harm when i voted. iwas _ do the least harm when i voted. iwas a — do the least harm when i voted. i was a lifelong republican but i was a lifelong republican but i actually voted democratic for the president, voted a republican ticket up to that point — republican ticket up to that point i_ republican ticket up to that point. i think trump has a lot of issues _ point. i think trump has a lot of issues with all of the stuff that— of

our mayor has fought for better salaries, better benefits, a lot of the equipment that we have that you will have to use as your benefit out in the field, we didn't have that a year or two years ago. that's because of our mayor that made sure things are better for this department. you are really stepping into a good situation. you will get the training from these instructors that are lining the walls here and when you go out in the field, you will have it better than those before you. i also appreciate that, and understand where you are compared to where it used to be. with that, mayor london breed. >> thank you so much, it is really an honor and exciting time to be here to really celebrate the fact that this department is finally seeing significant change, and you all represent that change. this is one of the most diverse classes we've had in a really long time in addition to being one of the largest. and we also understand that there is a current class of more than 30 people and we expect to see many of you all on the streets of san francisco very soon. i do want to tell you that it h

one is better. >> yeah things are a little bit better steve. as a matter of fact they cleared the crashes. but the backup is still there. you can see even in the carpool lanes, we're slowing down. they're clearing out the crashes, but it's already done. its damage at the bay bridge. so if you're waking up and you're thinking, oh, i need to go to san francisco today, it's going to take you longer. some of these commutes are going to take long. just check your time on your app, see how long it's going to take before you make that commitment to get into the bridge. you can see things are a little better on the bridge now. now the crashes are gone. when we come back in just a few, we'll talk about some of the other commutes. now at 702, let's get back to the headlines. >> okay, sal, thank you. well, the city of san francisco is fighting back at crime in union square by announcing a plan to prevent cars from ramming into storefronts. and it comes after police say a group of criminals tried to do just that earlier this week. so the city is teaming up

they could better utilize their balance sheets and harness private sector resources. they could act faster and work more as a system. my call resonated widely, because despite a range of perspectives on what exactly was needed, there was overwhelming consensus on the need for change. very quickly, diverse stakeholders stepped up. the president and leaders across the mdb system led. governments, nongovernmental organizations, research institutions, and the private sector became involved, helping shape evolution and then continuing to support it. successive g20 presidencies kept mdb reform high on the agenda. staff across the mdb's brought in and started taking forward the hard work of implementation. we focus the evolution agenda on four key areas in need of change -- mission, incentives, operational models, and financial capacity. and we've seen progress in each. the world bank has a new vision and mission, to create a world free of poverty on a livable planet. and regional development banks have shifted missions as well. there are new incentives, like updated corpora

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— years, growth again but i want to do better than— years, growth again but i want to do better thannt to do better than that. the arguments over this buduet better than that. the arguments over this budget are _ better than that. the arguments over this budget are just _ better than that. the arguments over this budget are just beginning. - better than that. the arguments over this budget are just beginning. the i this budget arejust beginning. the consequences, long lasting. we'll have more from chris injust a moment, but first our economics editor faisal islam has been looking at the reaction from the financial markets to the government's plans for borrowing, and also at the effect on household budgets of yesterday's announcements. yes, reeta. so who are the winners and losers on the day after some big budget tax rises, assuming that employers ni hike is passed on in pay packets? on average the hit is £526 per household from yesterday's tax and benefit measures. but let's split every household in britain up. from the poorest 10% to the richest 10%, again, this is the impact from y

we need better engagement. too often counciis— need better engagement._ councils assume that a consultation is telling people what they propose to do and _ is telling people what they propose to do and asking what people think about— to do and asking what people think about it _ to do and asking what people think about it. engagement with groups, representing disabled people, requires — representing disabled people, requires proper leading full engagement. that is time consuming, it is resource — engagement. that is time consuming, it is resource heavy, and it needs to be _ it is resource heavy, and it needs to be done — it is resource heavy, and it needs to be done and it has not been done well enough. so to be done and it has not been done well enough-— well enough. so what should they chance? well enough. so what should they change? we _ well enough. so what should they change? we a _ well enough. so what should they change? we a lot _ well enough. so what should they change? we a lot of— well enough. so what should they change? we a lot of agree - we

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and better.ut how to make it even better, and then, now i feel like i'm more concerned about the ways in which people have used epidemics for nefarious purposes. >> you write about this fear of bad actors taking over, right? the laws of the very few controlling everything. explained that because a lot of people have those fears right now. >> the book begins and ends sort of framed by the opioid crisis and about -- i tell a kind of news story about really making sense of what happened, focusing on purdue pharma, the manufacturer of oxycontin. i have a little bit in the beginning and then the last chapter of the book uses all the lessons and basically it's about how the reason they were able to turn oxycontin into something that had this extraordinary crisis that's enveloped us is they really took the lessons of epidemic change to hard. they didn't try and reach every doctor in the country. that's not how epidemics work. epidemics work -- it's always a very small number of people at the center of a

the better system will be late friday into early saturday. then it looks like we get a break for about a week. i think the second week of november, though, looks much more promising for maybe a heavier rain, but i'm getting way ahead of myself. so tonight's system 0.05 should cover it south to maybe a third. if the system overachieves on the russian river could get a half inch. i love the water vapor. i just love the water. as i geek out here, you can see the systems, the upper air. you're looking at 20,000ft. here comes your systems dropping in and the next one is on its way. now we'll get what's called warm overrunning. that's the warm front. so if you're up in mendocino county, you can see some little, little, little bands coming through. but the main front has a ways to go that won't be here until tonight. not a lot with this system, but better than we've had. so far. and the heaviest amounts north far less to the south. this will start tonight. take us into about 6:00 tomorrow morning. then we'll get a break until late friday. system is

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it's better chart, better looking than pepsi you just stated its outperformance on year to date overteresting, kelly, you go back five years, they're both up about 30% so this is sort of -- you know, all kind of meshed into one. the more diversified play is pepsi. but with pepsi you get the snacks with the snacks you get the glp1 sort of head wind to it. so i think that's why it's underperformed coke when you talk about pepsi that's why i would stick with the straight beverage company coke itself. >> all right we've also got that ceo on tomorrow, james quincy will join "squawk on the street" around 10:00 a.m. it will be a busy programming time for them. and we'll move along to hilton, which is up 31% this year. goldman called it best in class for runway growth, but raised concerns about revenue per available room and slower than expected unit growth this recent storms they had to deal with. geopolitical tensions could be risks. is this a buy for you also >> yeah. well, this one i'm going to flip the boeing call around this one is a hesitant sell for me you know, the chart is almost i

and better? >> it is our job to make an amazing customer experience that delights buyers and sellers, grows the business and results in more revenue, sales, profit for the shareholders to make the business bigger and better. i think we've done more to make the business better this year than in any of my eight years of tenure. i'm incredibly proud of the work the team has done. customer perception will catch up and the market will catch up. >> if that is the case the numbers will go up. the word has to get out. the pop up may help get the work the word to come out because it's pretty amazing to think this can all be available. >> the shopping experience is markedly better than it was even six months ago. we just need customer perception to catch up. >> i could not agree more. that is josh silverman the etsy ceo. thank you very much. >>> coming up, the market is not only fun and games. cramer is finding out if this toy giant can bring the profits to playtime. cramer has an exclusive with the ceo of

so yes, uh we need better mechanisms. you know, what's that encouraging is there, if you are in beijing right now, like i do, you will be encouraged to see how many russians and indians, or south african studying the chinese language and vice versa. a lot of chinese are studying in johannesburg in st. petersburg dispatch, despite the western sanctions against russia. so people to people bonding is very important with color in each other more as through the filters through the filters . these filters are bad filters are misleading, and filters are, are counterproductive. i know basically the same question to because i think they, the key word here is under standing. i mean, they, they, the bricks countries know, with the threats of the west. again, you know, the, the, the collective west is at war in one form or another with russia. it's better to stand together than stand alone. and i think that's a message of, of the last 2 years. a, go, i think the grad phrases. it's better to if, if you don't just hang together, you'll

organization and better candidates. i have found that where we had top organization, top candidates, that generally speaking want. and then, of course, i would add to that as far as the republicans are concerned, that the those who are have good organization and who are good candidates should also be supporting actively and articulately the eisenhower philosophy, which the republican party has now adopted. we have time for just one short question. as we start off a 57, do you think our chances for world peace are better or worse than they were a year ago? i think they are as good as they were a year ago. there are dangers which exist today, which existed then. but i do feel that with the enlightened leadership that we in this country, working with our allies abroad, that the chances are at least as good and we hope to make them better. thank you. ladies and gentlemen, our guest today has been the vice president of the united. please try to be with me two weeks from today when the new senator from new york, jacob javits,

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help them heal better off than they did now and maybe how they can feel better off in six years and based on our alternating format let's start with costello and tell us are you feeling better off . >> i think if you go back to 2008 and the great recession, you understand how bad the economy was back in 2008 and what a wonderful job the obama administration had done to pull us out of the deepest recession since the great depression and i think if you look at the economy as it rolled into the trump administration, unemployment was down . inflation was below 2% and the job creation numbers looked significant . so the problem we had obviously most recently is the pandemic . if you want to look at one single cause, singleexplanation of the economy , of economics is applying and demand and because of the pandemic we had a major supply chain problem . and we continue to have demand so obviously a lot of americans now feel the effects still all that great pandemic . so what obviously the abiding administration has been able to do is because of what the fed has done is we brought the inflat

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they want something better.at is why i think we need to do more to with noncollege degrees have access to more jobs. we basically tell people you cannot apply for a job until you have a college degree. many jobs you do not need a college degree. we need to continue to invest in smaller middle markets. i do not like seeing kids leave their homes. i graduated college in 1982. the unemployment rate in pennsylvania was over 12% in my area. the steel industry was collapsing at that moment. we have seen it before. this has been going on for a while. the point is, we have got to stick around, we have got to invest. with the chips act, a significant amount of investment is not going into the knowledge areas and big cities, it is being spread around the country which i think is encouraging. host: suzanne is in pennsylvania, republican. are you there? caller: i am here. i just want to say that mr. dent used to be my congressman when he was in congress. even at that time, charlie, i guess the difference for me between repu

it would be better if there was — across? it would be better if there was a _ across? was a different - across? it would be better if l there was a different message for palestinians in the west bank and gaza and in terms of being able to work with the lebanese government on a way forward for the lebanese people. but for palestinians in the west bank and gaza they need to see a pathway forward and need immediate assistance in gaza and all sorts of humanitarian assistance and need to see there is a hope for a betterfuture need to see there is a hope for a better future for themselves and children and grandchildren and children and grandchildren and that ultimately is what will make israel more secure and safe and stable for the future and that kind of language is still some distance from what prime minister netanyahu has been willing to articulate although that is what the world wants to see and what the world wants to see and what the world wants to see and what the israelis want to see from their leaders.— from their leaders. what you think it will— from their leaders

we people have optimism that there are better times ahead?- are better times ahead? the foundations with - fixing the foundations with this budget, so that is the purpose of this budget to take the difficult decisions now. nobody wants tax rises, least of all me, so we will do the hard work on this budget to allow us to rebuild the country. i can give you a cast—iron guarantee that never again in any budget will there be any adjustment tax because we don't know what is round the corner. in the last five or six years we have lived through covid, ukraine, etc. it is our intention to take the tough decisions here and now upfront in the hope that we can then build, rebuild the country on that stable foundation, so you can take from that that the tough stuff is coming in this budget. i am going to resist the temptation to say that at no point ever will there ever be an adjustment to anything in the future. the purpose of this is to take the tough decisions now, create the conditions for investment and growth, which i think we are doing based on the evidence of the money a

you'll feel better. and part of that is do it, adapt quickly, put it out of your mind or ignore its physical manifestations in your body and, get back to work and that really doesn't have much to do with adaptability or healing as as it does with that moral conflation of productivity, with being a good person in some way of being a successful person. so that's what i sort of write about and honestly, most us need sleep and most of us need rest even in the best of times. but in times of stress and crisis particularly need those things and are somewhat unforgiving if we even have the ability most people who are working an hourly wage, for example, this is a luxury conversation, right? you really can't pause. you cannot sleep. right. and so sleep as a social resource is also so desperately distributed across the you know, and don't think of sleep and time as an asset. but what whole communities don't have and women versus men globally don't have is time experience time poverty and that has a whole host of c

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you are gonna have better.hat happened in this neighborhood and the communities all across north carolina, south carolina, florida, alabama, virginia, tennessee was an act of absolute devastation. hoeline devastation floodwaters. buried entire families. buried entire families. grandparents died alongside their grandchildren. homes, towns, farms, bridges, schools throughout the region. they now lie in ruins. so beautiful it was. but it will be more beautiful. but you can never forget the death. ay, the death. all of america shares your sorrow and grief over the past few weeks. this region has seen extraordinary hardship. but in the midst of such terrible taj dirks we have also seen -- terrible tragedies that we've seen. this was a tough one. but they never let us down. and the emergency personal left into action with such great heroism including the incredible firefighters trying to save people. a lot of heroes that we will talk about for a long time to come. they will not be forgotten. thanks to the many wonder

our playlist would probably be better. >> way better. >> but he called himself the father of ivf. i do not know what that means. you do not either. he said january 6th was a day of love. do not boo. vote. made january 6th sound like it was woodstock. you -- you would be worried if your grandpa was acting like this. no, no, i'm not joking. you would, right? you would call up your cousins and say, have you noticed? so imagine it coming from a guy who wants to be given unchecked power. tucson, we do not need to see what an older, loonier donald trump looks like with no guardrails. we have had enough of arrogance and bumbling and bluster and division. america's ready to turn the page. we're ready for a better story. we are ready for a president kamala harris. i warned you. i warned you. go ahead and chant. [ chanting not going back ] and the good news is, kamala harris is ready to do the job. this is a leader who has spent her life fighting on behalf of people who need a voice, who need a champion. somebody who was raised in the middle class. believes in the values that built this cou