welcome back. >> thank you. >> some of the things you do and other cantors do in the jewish communitypay attention to the music that comes out of different jewish communities and i wonder if you could talk a little bit about the ways in which you utilize yiddish and other examples of melodies like the way you sung the ethiopian version of some shabbat liturgy. so we jump in with yiddish? >> we can. i have served at least two lives i am living and one is a cantor and one started at the same time as a yiddish singer. i fell in love while i was in college and i fell in love with yiddish songs and the yiddish language and i started delving into it and finding yiddish songs where i could and singing them and performing them. and eventually when i went to jerusalem for cantor oriole school, a friend of mine invited me to do workshops , he had a place called [ speaking in a global language ] , a library of yiddish books like the national judicial book center, kind of like it . and cultural programming. he asked me to do a workshop on the yiddish songs and i would go to the library, the archi

cantor fitz-gerald ceo howard lutnick joins me next.de center but he is all about fostering hope you will see how howard is doing it right after the break. don't go away. i'm so glad we did this. i'm so glad we did this. i'm so... ...glad we did this. [kid plays drums] life is for living. let's partner for all of it. i'm so glad we did this. edward jones go ♪ ♪. liz: today americans once again on read the 2977 people killed by terrorist on september 11, 2001, ceremonies were held across the nation including here, the biggest in new york city at the original site of the twin towers 9/11 has become way more than a day to remember it became for many including myself a call to action. the charity nearest and dearest to my heart just gifted 343rd mortgage free custom homes this weekend to army veteran evan marcy who lost his leg conservative afghanistan, the significance of the number 343 cannot be understated, that is exactly how many new york firefighters died when trying to rescue victims in the twin towers one organization that turn trag

cory cantor is an analyst with bloomberg new economy finance.hat is the place to go when you want to know about the industry. with jon erlichman i am matt miller is bloomberg. jon: a triple strike, triple threat, and triple retching. i am romaine bostick. vonnie: i'm vonnie quinn. at the closing bell in the united states the nasdaq 100 is down. it has been a volatile day. a trillion dollar event happening today. all week volume,

love you forever and always. >> and my son, darrell, tower one, cantor fitzgerald.inue to stay united for 22 years. they say never forget. we can't forget. we are living their legacy as if they were still here together. [applause] [reading names] [reading names] [reading names] [reading names] [reading names] [reading names] [reading names] [reading names] [reading names] [reading names] >> and my father lease officer. we love and miss you always. >> and my brother in law, hero firefighter rescue one, kenneth joseph marina. i only wish you got to play baseball and softball with sophia and zachary. [applause] [reading names] [reading names] [reading names] [reading names] [reading names] [reading names] [reading names] [reading names] [reading names] >> and my brother, francis. i had a nice short speech about what i miss about my brother these years and what he is miss like a birth of his two grandsons, justin lucas, his daughters wedding. how would miss the unity the country had on september 12. and i would would like to get that back. but i lost a dear friend to su

and i'd like to have cantor, hasan, tal ben-yehuda join me on the stage. she'll be singing the national anthems of israel and the united states of america america. you know what to do. please join me. oh, say, can you see me by the door concert? live? all right. what's so proudly we held at the twilight lights? last gleaming. whose broad stripes and bright star eyes through the power of lust forward or the ramparts we watched were so color. world, listerine, ing and the raw guts for glue that bursting in give proof through the no side that our flow back was still there. oh, say does that star spy angled ben? i had. or the land of the offer and home of the bar pray pray. corps o lord above never penny more never share who did home me oh oh the for ten is at all cordial more are in see on sophie oh oh oh oh oh dear god. hey, no heart here. oh god, snow the poor live. he'll turn the hopes she there her turn who read see on the rose sha la him live here time hope she but her it's hey do address on rose la he. you may be seated. thank you that was amazing at at

and i'd like to have cantor, hasan, tal ben-yehuda join me on the stage. she'll be singing the national anthems of israel and the united states of america america. you know what to do. please join me. oh, say, can you see me by the door concert? live? all right. what's so proudly we held at the twilight lights? last gleaming. whose broad stripes and bright star eyes through the power of lust forward or the ramparts we watched were so color. world, listerine, ing and the raw guts for glue that bursting in give proof through the no side that our flow back was still there. oh, say does that star spy angled ben? i had. or the land of the offer and home of the bar pray pray. corps o lord above never penny more never share who did home me oh oh the for ten is at all cordial more are in see on sophie oh oh oh oh oh dear god. hey, no heart here. oh god, snow the poor live. he'll turn the hopes she there her turn who read see on the rose sha la him live here time hope she but her it's hey do address on rose la he. you may be seated. thank you that was amazing at at

he died with so many other people at cantor fitzgerald. we remember them all today and always." for september 12th. see you back here tomorrow. >> i'm at directing our house committee to open a formal impeachment inquiry in to president joe biden. >> neil: impeachment is on. does that mean the shutdown is off? house speaker kevin mccarthy hoping an inpeachment inquiry to president joe biden's business dealings or suspected connections to his son's business dealings, we don't know. will it be enough to satisfy his conservative base an avoid a government shutdown? >> welcome, everybody.

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s what irving berlin became famous for and was born in 1888 year in tolochin in the family of the cantorrk, after the death of his father, thirteen-year-old irving had to quit school to earn money as a newspaper delivery boy, and despite the lack of musical education, singing waiters in chinatown cafe. for his first song from sunny italy, berlin received 37 cents, a couple of years later he had his first international hit and incredible fame. over the next five decades, irving berlin created 1,500 songs that determined the development of american popular music, wrote scores for twenty broadway musicals and soundtracks for eighteen hollywood films, among his numerous awards is a tony award, a grammy award and an oscar for the song wight christmas. which was later recognized best-selling song of the 10th century. it was performed by frank sinatra, elvis presley, bob marley, mirai mathieu and other stars of world music. irving shaw became the author of jazz standards, which broadway still adheres to, he comes from a small belarusian town, he wrote a song that became the unofficial anthem of

photographers, but from time to time we see literally skirmishes between them over best angles and cantorsuse this is the only event within the framework of the visit with official speeches, the leaders are old, and we have a friend who has better modern relations between our russian army. and the people will certainly hold onto the great victory and demonstrate the priceless virtues of honor on the fronts of a special military operation and in building a strong state menu. and today it is doubly interesting. we will show it to you now. so and on the menu duck salad with figs and nectarine dumplings with kamchatka crab can be shown exactly. let's show grass carp ear, sea ​​buckthorn sorbet sturgeon with mushrooms and potatoes marbled beef entrecote, baked vegetables lingonberries, taiga skid with nuts and condensed milk, but i would like to emphasize that here, next to some dishes, it is indicated either or, that is, it is not that all this is offered to be eaten, you can choose were treated to kuban wine. and then some kind of toast was made in the finale, i propose, but with the health o

. >> the best places to visit are probably the stanford campus, the cantor arts center and the palo alto baylands. >> reporter: then we asked for directions. if i never to travel north from san francisco to palo alto this afternoon, what's the best way to get there? again, it takes several seconds before we get a response but gives us a very practical answer. >> you should take the caltrain, which is a quick and convenient way to get to san francisco. >> reporter: it's hard to capture what shows up in the monocle on our camera, but if we zoom in, you get a sense what it looks like. there it is. i see why you're holding it. >> yeah. >> reporter: later i tried it on and could see the words clearly once i held it myself. i can take the caltrain, which is a quick and convenient way to get to san francisco. it only takes about an hour. >> you can see, heartbreaking, and interact with digital content just like it's in your physical space. >> reporter: brian's interest in this type of technology comes as apple jumps into the headset market. the apple vision pro is coming early next year, but it

. >> my sister, jody tepedino, niccolo tower, 105th floor, cantor fitzgerald fillled. we miss you, jody. >> in recent weeks, the remains of two more victims were positively identified by new york city's medical examiner. still, 40% of those lost have not been positively identified. 343 new york firefighters died on nine divided by 11. since then, an additional 331 have died from 9/11 related illnesses . in shanksville, pennsylvania, they're remembering the crew and passengers of united flight 93. later today, president biden will mark the tragic anniversary addressing troops at a us military base in anchorage, alaska. and here beneath a gleaming new world trade center , a new generation remembers those who were killed on september 11th, 2001, many of them not born 22 years ago, but who cannot help feel the enormity of their family's losses. aaron katersky, abc news, new york. >> and all around the bay area today, hearts were heavy in remembrance of nine over 11 from san francisco to the far east bay. abc7 news reporter leslie brinkley shares the sights and sounds of th

nico cantor is an analyst for the cbs gala zoe network, a new soccer streaming channel.ound the world arere now sporting th miami logo. >> there are messi jerseys being sold in every corner of the world, and it's pink, and it has an inter miami logo, which is absolutely wild. >> reporter: it's something that pipkin has also seen happen with his beer. >> so people are asking for this can in puerto rico and china? >> yeah, a lot. >> reporter: it's what some are calling the messi effect. >> astonishing pass! >> reporter: victories on the field and off. christiane benavides, cbs news, miami. >>> and that is the overnight news for this wednesday. reporting from the nation's capital, i'm adriana diaz. >>> this is "cbs news flash." i'm shanelle kaul in new york. the writers strike is over. wga members will be able to return to work today after the governing boards and negotiating committee for the union voted to recommend sunday's agreement. the union's rank and file will vote to ratify the deal from october 2nd to the 9th. >>> the supreme court has rejected a congressional map

cantor seems to be suggesting if there were a government shutdown republicans would get the blame likehey always do. they do, don't they? >> eric can tour is one of the smartest minds out there, a great leader and i miss his presence because i thought he was the most savvy in terms of the economy and growing the economy, if you are not willing to hold the line, because this is the problem. i was there for the previous shutdowns and you get a week to 10 days, weak knees come out. everybody start scrambling for the hills and next thing you know they have lost. you've got to have a plausible plan. realities republicans have only one third of the vote. they've got the house but don't have a senate, don't have the white house so go get a couple things done and i think that's the best you can do. stuart: a shut down is in the cards. >> chuck schumer would love to see it. they know it will be something they can point to in november and it's not about the economy but winning the next election. stuart: as always thanks for being with us, see you again soon. do you remember andrew yang? he's mak

and i'd like to have cantor, hasan, tal ben-yehuda join me on the stage.she'll be singing the national anthems of israel and the united states of america america. you know what to do. please join me. oh, say, can you see me by the door concert? live? all right. what's so proudly

. >> shell done robert cantor. >> robin lynn cap kaplin. >> william a.karnes. >> andrew kates. >> charles kasper. >> john a.kasomotitis. >> robert michael. >> john jerome kauth junior. >> edward t. keen. >> richard n. keen. >> lisa yvonne carney griffin. >> carol ann keysler. >> barbara keaton. >> leo russell keen third. >> chandler raymond keller. >> joseph john keller. >> peter r. kellerman. >> joseph p. keller. >> frederic h. kelly iii. >> james joseph kelly. >> joseph a. kelly. >> maurice p. kelly. >> richard john kelly junior. >> thomas michael kelly. >> thomas richard kelly. >> thomas w. kelly. >> timothy kelly. >> william hill kelly junior. >> robert clinton kennedy. >> my uncle, i'm so proud to be named after you. i love hearing stories about you and i try to follow your example showing kindness to everyone i meet and our family misses you and we ask you to please continue watching over us. you will never be forgotten uncle nole. >> my uncle. richard michael. even though we never met, i always wonder how good of an uncle you would have been. i will always love you and always hold

the banking business at cantor fitzgerald is growing. we hired doug harmon and adam spieth.st this last week, we announced $33 billion is being auctioned in signature bank loans, an incredible opportunity. you go to new mark, by the way, go to newmark.com/signaturebank, you can bid on those portfolios, and it is amazing. there are 14 different portfolios, and so that's an example. and then our last company, bgc group, which is public also, new markets public, and bgc group, as, think about it, all those treasurys that you were just talking about being issued, the $2 trillion new deficit this year, they're issuing treasurys so much to trade and that business is really doing incredibly well. remember, at zero interest rates, there really wasn't a lot of trading going on. but now with interest rates back at 5%, 5 .25%, the treasury issuing up a storm, volumes at bgc group are doing great. last quarter, up 13%. so, i feel really good about what we've rebuilt. you can see behind us, these are our brand-new offices, brand-new. i mean, a month ago, we moved in. so, brand-new. >> wh

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coming up, cantor fitzgerald's chairman and ceo joins bloomberg at 2:00 p.m. new york time. bloomberg. ♪ the g20 summit in india wrapped up this weekend. kailey leinz has the takeaways. what stood out for you? what did we hear from the u.s. president? he was able to be on the ground. president xi jinping wasn't there, vladimir putin wasn't there. did that give him space to carve out his agenda and build on the relationships? kailey: tom, it did come and he gave india space as well. it was characterized by those who are attending and those who were not. vladimir putin and xi jinping were not there, and it gave the u.s. and india an opportunity to flex. a big win for india and the u.s. as well was a communiquÉ was agreed to to alleviate poverty and indebtedness. there are concerted efforts to shore up the global south. this is a big priority for president biden at the summit, trying to support low- and middle-income countries like those in brics, brazil and south africa, financially to lean them further away from china and do so by showing up of multilateral development instit

just 33 was trapped on the north tower's 100rd floor with more than 600 employees of cantor fitzgeralden the first jet hit at a lot of recurrent dreams where my dad was holding my hand one 0nd. >> i look to the other side and i look back and it's just crumbled. smoky rubble. sally lynch is senior program consultant for tuesday's children named after the sunny weekday that altered so many lives 3,051 children lost a parent on tuesday, september. 11th, and their average age was 8. some of the kids that lost a parent were in utero. olivia velardi perez cherishes this photo of her dad feeding her as a newborn. her parents had never married. so she only saw her father every 2 weeks. he had a week. i hid in the closet in the basement the funeral home. doctor victor for nari is director of child and adolescent psychiatry at northwell health. her going in the closet when people visit the time was her way of saying i'm not ready. i'm not ready. doctor for nari contributed to a book called the trauma of terrorism when a child loses a parent to the young age. >> and the parent themselves are youn

he died with so many other people at cantor fitzgerald. we remember them all today and always. that is "the story" for september 12th. see you back here tomorrow. >> i'm at directing our house committee to open a formal impeachment inquiry in to president joe biden. >> neil: impeachment is on. does that mean the shutdown is off? house speaker kevin mccarthy hoping an inpeachment inquiry to president joe biden's business dealings or suspected connections to his son's business dealings, we don't know. will it be enough to satisfy his conservative base an avoid a government shutdown? >> welcome, everybody. glad to have you. i'm neil cavuto. we have knox team coverage on all of this with chad pergram on capitol hill where the impeachment inquiry is playing out. let's go with chad first. what do you got? >> good afternoon, neil. kevin mccarthy talked impeachment all summer long. talking impeachment and officially starting an inquiry are different things. regardless, mccarthy lacked votes for the house to vote on an inquiry so he asked committees to begin instead. >> is this impeachm

this particular justice department is run by a fellow named jonathan cantor who's very, very smart and, make it so some parts of another airline has sold off and has work. the reason why airline tickets are so expensive in so many cases is because they did this stuff and it didn't work. so i think the deal is not going to happen. and i suggest you sell and sell tomorrow. now i have a question from diane in ohio, who wants to know, i'm trying to build a position in a company and at the stage of not owning as much as desired. how do you balance taking profits and building a position? all right. now, if a stock flies up after you buy the initial position, then what you need to do is just sell and take a little profit. if the stock goes down quickly after you buy a position, we think theremight be something wrong with it, you've got to do more work. you take a ge healthcare. i think there's nothing wrong with ge healthcare and we've been buying it in stage, in increments, in what should be pyramid style where the initial part right here is going to get -- will look much smaller than when w

criticism from the pelicans for the sweeping leadership it's back present but it is nominating jonathan cantortment of justice. >> if your google in particular, i would be shaking in my boots. >> those are not all household names. most of them probably will not become household names. but some of the most powerful billionaires in our economy, and thus in our politics, people like jeff bezos, who owns the washington post, and has a lot of influence in a lot of ways, they are learning those names fast. because we are in a time where stuff is complicated. you cannot just break apart these companies all at once. but the status quo is for things to continue this way, and those new people the president put in are the first line of defense in possibly questioning this big tech, big billionaire status quo. we are joined by someone who knows all about this, senior tech reporter from fox, sarah morrison. welcome. >> hi, how you doing? >> doing all right. >> let's stipulate that amazon has done some good things. a lot of people during covid found the delivery system to be really helpful. and that, accord

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he worked at the financial services firm cantor fitzgerald.of the victims, his remains have yet to be found. his life vanished in that toxic dust. his sister told me that this day always brings the same searing emotions. >> 22 years is normally a long time. when you list for 22 years with the pain and absence of your loved ones and the horrific memories of that day, it's not very long at all. >> there's another looming legacy from that day. that is the rising death toll from the 9-11 related diseases and illnesses. the fdny added 43 names to the memorial wall bringing to 341 the number of firefighters whose fallen victim to the dust and the illness from 9-11 two shy of the 343 that were killed that day. more than 2,835 people have died from 9-11 related illnesses such as cancer, breathing and digestive problems. more than who were killed on this day 22 years ago, 2,753. vice president harris was here as well as florida governor ron desantis. the governor was invited here by a 9-11 family group to observe and also pay honor to those that died.

community that when a boy would be bar mitzvahed at a synagogue, you would have the rabbi would walk the cantor word walk. the torah would be carried around the bar mitzvah boy would be there, and then there'd be somebody holding up picture of franklin roosevelt while. yeah, so yeah, i mean, the photos in iconography mean i mentioned the shepard fairey picture of obama i think those pictures are hugely important in conveying an image of the president who we want to and what what that an image can tell you so much about the president and what they're trying to accomplish even it's like the famous thing, a picture is worth a thousand words. so yeah, i think iconography has been incredibly important for presidents. the question of here looking, i think you said that someone was the first black man to have dinner in the white house. lincoln used to have conversations with frederick douglass a lot. he not allowed to eat at the white house or anything. or do you know it's not that he wasn't allowed to eat, he wasn't invited to dinner. what happened was booker right. i think at receptions, frederick d

cantor fitzgeral fillled. we miss you, jody. >> in recent weeks, the remains of two more victims were positively identified by new york city's medical examiner. still, 40% of those lost have not been positively identified. 343 new york firefighters died on 9/11. since then, an additional 331 have died from 9/11 related illnesses. in shanksville, pennsylvania, they're remembering the crew and passengers of united flight 93. and in anchorage, alaska, president biden marking the tragic anniversary with the troops stationed at joint base elmendorf-richardson. >> but we'll never forget that when faced with evil and an enemy who sought to tear us apart, we endured. we endured. but while every year we mark this hallowed day, it's never easy. >> and here, beneath a gleaming new world trade center, a new generation remembers those who were killed on september 11th, 2001, many of them not born 22 years ago, but who cannot help feel the enormity of their family's losses. aaron katersky , abc news, new york. >> and all ar

chef: el hijo de eduardo santamarinae itatÍ cantoral se cambia el apellido. esa refinaciÓn que no he podido conseguir. televisa espectÁculos roberto maÑÓn. alan: yo no sÉ si quisieran que se quitara mi apellido. francisca: yo creo que no quiere que lo comparen. alan: pero no pasa nada—— [hablan a la vez] chef: despuÉs de que lo hizo—— francisca: crees que se les hace mÁs fÁcil? alan: a algunos mÁs fÁcil a otros difÍcil e imposible. chef: el hijo de david beckham se puso el apellido de la esposa a ese nivel. francisca: tÚ para continuar con tu carrera, debe quitar el apellido de mi papÁ, yo creo que se complican demasiado la vida, sÁquele provecho. claro no? alan: es que hay veces que vives bajo la sombra de eso. chef: depende de la trayectoria del papÁ porque si fuera tacher. alan: hablando de un merecido reconocimiento recibiÓ el cantante emmanuel por parte del senado de la repÚblica mexicana que lo reconociÓ por su gran trayectoria artÍstica. francisca: una forma efectiva para tocar corazones y mover las fibras de las emociones. alan: estamos viendo las imÁ

and worked for cantor. ♪ ♪ ♪ >> i felt my knees.mode of trying to find charlie, where he would be. and, then i heard there was a bunch of guys who risked their life underground, and they contacted people. and i grabbed onto that like, okay, this is definitely true. we were there for three days, and calling on looking and following every possible lead. my brother is like the hero of our family. just a big, full of life guy, who has really come into his own, and he was very happy to be married. so, my husband had been working down at ground zero. and i will number we had the air conditioning on, and i had put the kids and bet, and we sat in the living room, and i cracked a beer, you know, having slept, you know, just a few hours here and there, we just sat down in this cold room, and with a cold beer. and he said, mary, you know, they're not gonna find anybody alive. you know, he said, i saw it, there is nobody, he said, charlie is dead. but i said a prayer with him you know, and it felt so good to finally have some kind of answer but

well, i do find that you have to deal with reality, and i know jonathan cantor is going to face the sameroblem with google and advertising. these markets grow fast. tiktok came up while they were working on the issue with google and advertising. not the issue with google and search. when i read her comments, khan's, i think, does she understand how much -- she was saying that online amazon was half. >> they're defining a market that few people define. >> i can define that market any way i want to. >> a super store online marketplace. >> how about the way america defines it, does that matter. >> which is what, just retail? >> walmart plus, yesterday i know that we could say this is anecdotal, it's completely not. it's totally empirical. c confluent does the work, if you order a pair of trousers, they find out where they are, and there's not enough, and they can do it. walmart has the same technologies. dick's has the same technologies as amazon. it's about the tech stack and if the tech stack is equal, not that she would understand that concept, then you would know there is no monopoly. i

the cantor said, leading servic said the police are here, and she said we have to evacuate.id to me, honey, do not let them go home. lead services right here. we led services in the back bay of the parking lot. it was an act of scred defiance. we're not going to be stopped doing what we do. we live in this country for a reason. >> before we let you go and i know you have to go, leave with us final words, what we should be thinking about as we go into this holy weekend. >> the final words from me is that we have to know ourselves well enough, be spiritually confident in ourselves to know when it is we have to use the stick against hate and the hand of compassion. until we're secure in ourselves as human beings, we're not going to know. we need allies and we do that through love and compassion. >> thank you so much for being with us. greatly appreciate it. hope you'll come back very soon. >> good to be here. >> great. >> chapin i still have you for a few minutes. we're going to hold you here. let's do a tv trick, come to me for a second, t.j. we're going to let him slip out. i