we asked chris campbell — a former us assistant treasury secretary for financial institutions — for hisnge because spain's finance minister has been talking to the bbc about the impact of extreme weather on his country. recovery efforts are continuing in valencia and surrounding areas after catastrophic flash floods left a trail of devastation and more than 200 people dead. carlos cuerpo, spain's ministerfor economy, trade and business, told our economics editor faisal islam that the events underline the case for investment in green energy. actually, what we're seeing today is an increase in frequency in these events and also an increase in the impact. so that's actually when you look also at the at the different determinants of the floods, usually in valencia, these dangers, they happen on a recurrent basis. but now as i said the time range is getting shorter and shorter. and also usually they happen early in the year. but now the temperature of the mediterranean is higher. so it's undoubtedly, there is an a connection between climate change and what's going on, not only in spain but t

i'm joined by chris campbell, ceo of advisory firm in camera.t on a new etf. flood to have you in the studio. >> thank you for having me. >> you have been working with him over a year, you are working together on a new etf you have filed but you hope to launch next year. we will get to the etf in a minute. in the time you have been with him can you describe his investment strategy, how he is looking at geopolitics and the politics. >> it will be characterized by greater volatility and more polarization. it needs to be reflected in how your position for the world of tomorrow. historically people would rely on bonds as diversifier, today is question is can you rely on bonds. scott's view is you need a different portfolio approach for the world of tomorrow. that basically anticipates that volatility, that polarization presents new risks. how do you manage the risk in your portfolio? that's what we're focusing on. >> so more volatility, a more divergent geopolitical future, more geopolitical economy? >> correct. there are geopolitical risks and risk

away from what's being described as a knife edge presidential election. donald trump and campbell of harris chris crossing the swing states, hoping to win every vote and can in a last minute push from his house. his 2nd rally of the day in north carolina teneo he was in salem, and virginia is a conservative toner. the states, the votes of democrats and the last election charge of costs done to impose putting him in a tight race for the simple i'm going to be like, the factors are saying it's very close is really not very close. based on based on what's been happening, is that so to us really were leading in all 7 swing sites as your problem the we just left governor youngin and we're certainly doing well in virginia. we see a very well be as we say. and i just had a little thing, a little birdie told me that we're, we're leading in new jersey. what's that all about? the vision has moved from greensboro, north carolina, which i'm just wanting to place. so you can see the code leaving donald trump, this event here in greensboro, in north carolina. he told his supporters that he was a head and all 7

cost us today in the bay's kris sanchez joining us now from a campbell gas station with more on what state regulators are considering. and, chrise talk about gas prices going up, we're just lik, oh, not again. i know we all feel the pain at the pump, but what the california air resources board is considering is less about our driving habits and more about making the producers give us cleaner fuel. but in the end, we're likely to pay the price anyway. let's take a look at the averages for today in santa clara county. it is $4.64 a gallon or rather 456 a gallon in alameda county for 64 for 81. in san francisco. that's all higher than the average for the state, which is $4.25 and way higher than the national average of 311. these are, according to triple a statistics now, the california air resources board or carb, is preparing to vote tomorrow on an update to the state's clean air rules. specifically, the low carbon fuel standard. this would require producers to produce lower carbon fuel faster or buy credits to offset emissions. here's why the state has a goal of cutting the climate impact of the fuel that we use to drive by 20%

that was jade campbell talking to our reporter catriona macphee. now it's time for a look at the weather with chriss been — once again today and as it has been for— once again today and as it has been for ages now we have a lot of this— been for ages now we have a lot of this cloud trapped beneath. the 155

campbell, joining me live. "all in" starts right now. good evening from new york, i am chris hayes and i want to start tonight but looking at something that happened the last time a republican candidate for president won the popular vote. it was 20 years ago. >> we must move and work america forward. i want to be your president for four more years to make our country safe. >> it is noon on the east coast, 9:00 a.m. out west, and nbc news now projects george w. bush wins the 2004 presidential election. so now, george w. bush by a margin of more than 3 million votes will serve four more years as president of the united states. >> it was widely seen as a decisive victory by the pundits, a race that bush won by just under 3 million votes out of 111 million cast. taking the popular vote, as you can see, by just over 2%. that is pretty close, pretty close to 50-50, a point that one new senator elect from illinois made on election night, before the race was even called. >> i think that what is important as we move forward, regardless of what happens at the presidential level -- and

campbell. kris sanchez today in the bay. looks like we're going to have to be efficient when it comes to running those errands. thanks, chrising today. parents in san jose plan to hit the streets to rally against planned school closures. parents planning to gather outside of the berryessa union school district offices at 4:00 this afternoon. this comes as berryessa union school district plans to close three campuses. but it's not the only south bay district facing tough times. alum rock union elementary school leaders. they plan to close seven schools and consolidate two. and then the franklin-mckinley school district says at least five of its schools could close at the end of the school year. we are following breaking news this fast moving fire in southern california. sadly, is growing. it's a wind fueled brush fire. it started yesterday, but it has burned more than 14,000 acres in the moorpark and camarillo area. more than 14,000 people are evacuated. several homes have been destroyed, and at least two people we know were hurt. firefighters from san jose, santa clara and gilroy are helping with the firefight. the cause is

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in place lawrence campbell coast, as a passenger of the airports, we will have went through that with launch keys. we thought nothing of it an hour and a half way. i'm sitting in chris. so having a coffee. and suddenly this stuff went up to us and say, you put it back to a good like right now. and there was tons of money into the evelyn was rushing, having to be got stuff together. we're running across the terminal. and if you go to the back right now, and we luckily robin being removed from the apple, like i know some people think we will move towards the departure gate. so we're sitting here with no news, whether we'll take off or not. we have no idea when they're going to leave. i'm we just being held that one thing about the right from the plane. yeah. or this ball. so we just lay things and no one knows anything or russians, rona talked on the northeastern ukrainian city, assume he has killed 2 people and injured 12 others, residential buildings, a shop and several cars were hes 13 drones or tasks early on friday to me is only 29 kilometers from the russian border. georgia as opposition is regrouping in preparation for a fresh antique government protests. the g

chris campbell is founder and chief execitive of strategic advisory firm, incamera solutions. reasury secretary for financial institutions. good to thatis good to that is definitely trade, that is definitely something china is pushing. the question is whether they will get a huge amount of pre—emptive cooperation around that ahead of trump re—emerging. it that ahead of trump re-emerging.- that ahead of trump re-emerging. it will be interesting _ re-emerging. it will be interesting to - re-emerging. it will be interesting to keep - re-emerging. it will be interesting to keep an | re-emerging. it will be i interesting to keep an eye and we will. thank you for your time. to the us now, and the increasing speculation over who will be picked for the top financejob, us treasury secretary, in the incoming trump administration. some us outlets are reporting today that the field of candidates may be expanding, as the contest between the two main contenders became too messy. they are investor, scott bessent, and billionaire banker, howard lutnick, the main contention seemingly being who