and what we could go for in the future if there isn't chris brown of the american economic liberties projects. speaking there, africa's biggest city is moving egypt is replacing his capital cairo with a futuristic megacity in the middle of the deserts. a new capital for more than $6000000.00 people is being built, which is to include the world's biggest skyscraper flagged whole and city park that aspired all of these grand ideas. hardly any one wants to move there. it appears suddenly, like a spectre in the desert. a massive cityscape, some 60 kilometers from the gates of cairo. the government has built it over 7 years and talented as a symbol of egyptian ambitions. 2000 schools, 600 clinics, as well as the new government center all for an intended 6 and a half 1000000 inhabitants. the idea, a new capital city to ease the burden on cairo, a metropolis bursting at the seams. the name is also work in progress right now. it's called new administrative capital builders say they're putting on the final touches that haven't thought a goodly. now we invite all the people of egypt to the new

that was chris brown from the american economic liberties project. while we've got some unexpectedly strong economic news from the u. s. retail sales rose 1.3 percent in october from september. that's up from a flat reading from august suit to september. american stepped up there spending at retailers, restaurants, and auto dealers, and even excluding car and fuel sales growth was a solid 0.9 percent. however, it wasn't all positive target stocks tumbled after the retailers. the 3rd quarter profit had fallen more than half. well for more than this, let's bring in teddy auster at the new york stock exchange. now teddy certainly disconcerting to hear americans are spending less at target, but at the same time, retail sales are up. we've seen inflation cooling. is the economy making a turn for the better? can you put this in context for us? well, this is the biggest increase in retail sales we've seen in 8 months. it could be attributed maybe to some early holiday shopping, but really retail sales are up across the sector in one. they think this is some

state charges are there for chris brown, terroristic threats.d in their possession was a swastika arm patch, a gun, ski masks. i want you to hear from the mayor, his reaction. >> to have a person armed -- have the means, the hate and the desire to carry out a crime of this magnitude is serious. we averted that step. >> reporter: i mean, they really did. the mayor even saying, can you imagine someone having a swastika arm band in 2022 in new york. there is a strategic event to deploy resources around the city coming up to thanksgiving. a number of reasons why law enforcement is being vigilant. >> couple weeks after the threats in new jersey as well. thank goodness for these law enforcement officers. >>> nasa's space craft just did a lunar fly-by. what this means for the mission to put people back on the moon. we'll tell you that next. it's an 8 in 1 immune support formula. airborne. do more. we all have a purpose in life - a “why.” no matter your purpose, at pnc private bank we will workith you every step of the way to help u achieve it. so let u

for more, on how we can address the, gun violence epidemic in a country, its president of brady, chris browne saw this ban on assault weapons pass in july. how should biden make the case to senate republicans that they should vote for it now? he needs ten gop senators on his side to break the filibuster, but only six are outgoing. >>, katie thanks for having me on. it's such an important topic because all of us as americans are reeling from one mass shooting after the next. you noted we have more than 600 mass shootings this year. and of course, what we see time and time again, assault style weapons are the mass shooters weapon of choice for a reason. these are designed to kill as many people as quickly as possible. so i think biden who was use the bully pulpit so very well during his presidency so far on a range of issues including passing up first major comprehensive bill in more than 30 years to address gun violence, needs to speak to and he's already done that, but the way he blends the both the pragmatism, and heartfelt lead and desire to make this change, it's important. and it's also

i wanna talk to, you chris brown about this. because the governor of virginia issued a state and, they do it all the time thoughts and prayers, thoughts and prayers -- there's an editorial that pointed out and mother, jones he didn't use the word gun, he left that were completely out. and i just want to show you how his lieutenant governor ran with him when she was on his ticket. here was the ad. we're gonna put it up. this was the picture of it. that's how they ran. they basically, the whole idea was -- and guns so your thoughts on his thoughts and prayers? >> so that was completely county turned to what the vast majority and also injury. in virginia want and need from our state. we are coming, up actually, this next, year in 2023. we will have another election in virginia, and i think and i hope that gun violence prevention is on the ballot because before we had this governor, we had a governor who actually ran and won on the issue of gun violence prevention. and we accomplished what everyone in virginia said was impossible. w

tonight we're talking about chris browns, controversial wind and last minute performance cancellationrpet backstage with the winners and all the fashion and so much more for entertainment tonight. i'm kevin frazier. >> of stars. i mean, i want to do it. carrie underwood like that. cage will do that. that wraps up kron. 4 news at 5 o'clock. we have a lot more ahead here on kron. 4 news at 6. we have. >> la and ken here with a preview make it there's tonight, the alleged gunman in that deadly mass shooting at an lgbtq nightclub in colorado springs now faces murder and hate crime charges. how that suspect is connected to california. plus, a dramatic scene in the north bay as sideshows and in chaos with that. >> fire hydrant bursting in a car catching fire. i'm elsik ammonium time can weigh in the news at 6. coming up next. you run a small business, u need the most from ery investment. at's why comcast business ves you more. re innovation... th our new gig-speed wi-fi, us unlimited data. re speed... from the largest, stest, reliable network... d more savings- to 60% a year th comcast busi

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along with chris brown, president of the brady campaign. thank you for being here. what do we know about the shooting in virginia? at the walmart? >> we know it happened at 10:45. that happened 45 minutes before the walmart closed. you see where i am standing right now. how many times have you rushed to a walmart to a store before closing to get those last items? that is the way that this store was last night. it was packed just before closing. the 31-year-old man walked into the store with a pistol and a few clips and shot dead six people. three, including himself, inside one of those employee break rooms. somebody else, an employee died at the front entrance. three other employees managed to make it alive out of the walmart, but died in nearby hospitals. we now know that all of those killed worked at this walmart commitment of the shooter who took his own life was a manager. now, please our continuing to look through the scene behind me. they want to get all the forensic evidence they can. there will not be any kind of legal action here because, of course, the gun

. >> and american music award goes to chris brown. >> lionel richie honored with the prestigious icon night long" superstar joining his friends to sing "we are the world." ♪ >> and ping taking the stage again to perform a heartfelt tribute to the late olivia newton-john. ♪ >> and at the world's largest fan voted award show, the fans "hopelessly devoted" to t. swf ift. >> taylor swift! >> and historic week and historic we can at the ama's for taylor. after a turbulent few days with the ticketmaster disaster surrounding her tour. >> i cannot express how unbelievable it is to me that i still get to do this, and that you still care. so thank you with 13 exclamation points. i don't know what to say, i love you. >> taylor swift swept every one of the six categories she was nominated in an expanded her record as the most awarded artist in ama history with 40 total wins. reggie: now for your morning money report, ftx's warning other cryptocurrency exchanges about stolen funds as it does creditors 3.1 billion. it stops short of naming the creditors. ftx announced a new court filing weeks after

. >> the american music award goes to chris brown. >> [applause] will: lionel richie honored with thethe superstar then joining his friends smokey robinson, stevie wonder, and many more to saying "we are the world." >> ♪ will: pink taking the stage again for a tribute to the late olivia newton-john. >> ♪ will: the fans hopelessly devoted to t swift. >> taylor swift. [applause] >> taylor swift. [applause] will: a historic weekend for taylor, after that ticketmaster disaster surrounding her tour. >> i cannot express how unbelievable it is to me that i still get to do this and that you still care. [applause] thank you, underlined with 13 exclamation points. i don't know what to say. i love you. will: taylor swift swept every single one of the six categories she was nominated in, and in doing so, extended her record as the most awarded artist in ama's history with 40 total wins. reggie: it sounds like science fiction, but nasa says we are on track to have astronauts live and work on the moon by 2030. a successful launch of artemis1 on wednesday, nasa is one step closer to sending humans t

thanks for staying on this story for us and joining me now is chris brown. the president of brady. one of the country's oldest gun violence prevention groups. chris, if we want to look at the last 20 or so mass shootings, maybe even more than that. we're going to see one thing in common. they were all either an ar 15 or ar 15 style weapon. we're still having this conversation about what the damage that this one single type of gun can do in a short amount of time. police got there in six minutes but if it wasn't for the patrons, fierro and the others who got the guy to the ground and disarmed him, it would have been a whole lot worse. six minutes is a long time when you have a long gun. >> it's a very long time, katy. and let's not forget that the ar 15 assault style weapon is based on the m 16, which was designed as a weapon of war used by soldiers in vietnam. it was designed to kill as many people as possible as quickly as possible. the bullet velocity itself when it rips through your body, when it makes contact with your bood body, makes it almost impossible to survive being shot

chris brown, take me inside where things stand. we are not unique in having people who become disgruntled in the workplace, but we are unique in that any disgruntled anybody over anything can get a gun and easily act on their instability or rage. where are we, are we at a crossroads? are we at the end of the beginning, are we at the beginning of doing something different or is this the way it is? >> well, i'm really glad to see my friend david jolley, who i talked with many times when he was a member of congress about just this issue, whose voice is honestly really important at this moment in time. we are at one inflection point. look, we have achieved a ton as the gun violence prevention movement to save lives. we have 19 states and the district of columbia that have passed really meaningful laws. we just passed -- it didn't happen in 30 years, but it did happen under joe biden's watch, the bipartisan safer communities act, and i don't want to take away from how horrible these incidents are, and we've had three public ones, many m

. >>> joining me now is chris brown, president of an organization focused on preventing gun violence and civil rights attorney david henderson. david, let's start with colorado if we can. is today just the start? do you think there could be federal charges in the coming weeks? do you read anything into his lawyers writing in their filing writing the suspect is non-binary, maybe the bullying they say he suffered? >> i think the answer is yes to all. yes, i do think this is just the start. unfortunately, this case extends well beyond colorado. we think about the criminal justice system as being penal that we forget it's meant to heal, to provide people with hope that they can stay safe. attacks against the lgbtq community for those of us who do civil rights work are rampant. what i expect to see is prosecutors come out and make a strong statement that people were targeted because they are members of a particular community and someone will be made to answer for that. i know they want to be reluctant to see what evidence they have to support the assertions. it's important to get out of i

you can only consider light brown curls and an excellent figure. chrishe is also a skydiver and a motorcyclist. that's for sure the amazon can be initially due to my appearance, which is deceptive. yes, i was perceived somehow differently, but then again, a person is known. look, and accordingly, i managed to simply establish myself as a person who will take and do in general, as far as i can already judge. there is no man it happens. women, there are professionals and non- professionals. even at the level of military journalism , there is also an opinion that it is a woman, war correspondents, who, at the sound of an arrival or, on the contrary, an exit, for some reason, it is she who should fall into hysterics and start running in circles. this is not true. i know various examples when male war correspondents also refused to leave, because they were not comfortable, they were scared, and they did not go somewhere to go. at the same time, women correspondents. we went the other way around. now chris is temporarily out of his business trip zone ended, bu

i'm in for pamela brown and i'm kristin fisher. "who's talking to chris wallace" is up next. >>> wewelcome back to "who's talking." we have three conversations to share, each compelling in its own way. up first, he's one of the most celebrated directors of our time. qui quinton terintino. >> laugh, laugh, stop laughing, stop laughing, laugh. >> kara swisher is widely considered the most powerful and plugged in reporter in the world of big tech. tonight, we ask our what's next in silicon valley? and about elon musk's wild takeover of twitter. >> is it conceivable it could collapse? >> of course. >> billy porter shares the painful personal story and tells me about his professional redemption. what statement were you making there? >> f y'all. i'm going to do exactly what i want to do. >> you've had a few clunkers in recent years. >> you think? >> that's not perception. that's reality. >> i'm feeling stronger than ever. >> how could you rate yourself as a chef? >> wow, i'm not doing that with you, christopher wallace. >>> oscar winning director quinton made s

i'm in for pamela brown and i'm kristin fisher. "who's talking to chris>>> wewelcome back to "who's talking." we have three conversations to

brown kids and school districts across the country. earlier you talked about democratic senators, jo, mansion and chris and cinema, and one of the key spaces where they have absolutely been at odds with at least a heart of the democratic party is immigration reform. immigration has been a priority issue for democrats, at least you've expressed that it is, but there has yet to be a cohesive party line. in 2021, there was a social spending plan that would have helped undocumented immigrants with their legal status. it got blocked again and it was mentioned in cinema. we're right in the mix of that. why is there no clear unified stance on immigration? we often in my opinion are responding to the fear mongering of republicans and media narrative around that. as opposed to telling a true story around immigration reform, and how much immigrants matter to our country. our economy rise when we have a road bus, healthy immigration system, our global footprint and global standing improves when we treat immigrants who are coming here seeking asylum with the utmost dignity and respect. we also have to tell the true story about how our foreign policy h

josh brown will be us off the top today, to look at all of that, react to it in realtime. chris, private wealth on what he thinks about the market here, where he thinks we're going, as well. let's do some final trades liz young. what you got >> food and beverages headed into the holiday season. this is something that i think that people will not sacrifice and as inflation comes down, the input costs come down. and i think these companies can do pretty well >> thank you for that. kari >> amt, american tower the stock has pummeled, as the fed raised rates as fast and as hard as they did and they have to build more towers the demand is there. interest rates may have peaked they have interest rate built in we think the stock can go much higher >> on semiconductor. trades are about 17 times ahead earnings >> gutsy move. >> and pharma jim, what have you got? >> cisco systems a very attractive valuation, by the way. good dividend yield, steady eddy even if i get blown out on the earnings, i don't think i will, this is something i'm very comfortable holding for the long-term. >> you're

and reached out to the community, hitting the brown bombers and getting it right with there building trades. thank you. job well done. >> hello. my name is chris (inaudible) can you hear me? >> yes, we can. >> thank you. i'm a journeyman with local 300. i am calling to express support for the proposed project at 2270 mckinnon. as a construction worker i know the impact the project will have on good jobs families and local businesses who count on us spending money in san francisco. all too often unscrupulous contractors take the low road and dont care of the workers. i ask you to please support the project to help san francisco get back to work. thank you. >> okay. last call for public comment. in the chambers come forward. remotely or webex star 3 or raise your hand. seeing no additional request to speak commissioners, public comment is closed and the matter is before you. >> thank you to all those who called in and thank you staff for the report. if this is question for you about the national cab company. there was discussion about the space and offers of help. maybe you can illuminate. >> thank you for asking president tanner. we have been i