supported by disability services at contra costacollege, i've developed a plan to enhance my future. and you can too. >> the crowd was the biggs i've spoken to a lot ovcrowds and i've never seen that many people. a small group of them and peacefully and patriotically and nobody using my words. peacefully and patriotically were my words a. small group went down to the capitol this was by far the biggest crowd and i've spoken at washington monument and lincoln memorial and this crowd was bigger and there was a beauty and love to it i've never seen before and a small group of people went down to the capitol and a lot of strange things happened including police ushering them in and when i saw that tremendous crowd, the largest group i've ever spoken to in front of these beautiful monuments. going for sympathy and the police. >> nobody closer to the police than i am. nobody. going for them all done and i don't think and going for them and. eric think you have the right to protest in this country. i'm talking about another situation and people got killed and tried to destroy the city and t

supported by disability services at contra costacollege, i've developed a plan to enhance my future.e] >> greg: wow. he said comedy was under attack and now he takes it all back. it's not gold jerry gold when your speech gets controlled. welcome to who got to him. he changes his auntie woke tune. for years he railed against the chilling effect of political correctness on comedy, laying the blame on the extreme left. not anymore. here's how he explained it on a recent podcast. >> here's two things i regret saying and i have to take back. i said i don't play colleges because the kids are to pc and you can't do comedy for them. not true. i never said it but if you think i said it, it's not true. i play colleges all the time. the other thing i did an interview with the new yorker and i said that the extreme left has suppressed the art of comedy. i did say that. it's not true. it's not true. no. i don't think the extreme left has done anything to inhibit the art of comedy. i'm taking that back now officially. >> greg: i think he was blinking help. what made him go from master of his own d

supported by disability services at contra costacollege, i've developed a plan to enhance my future. and you can too. >>> so far in earning season we've heard a lot of good things from banks, especially regional banks. first horizon has been up 4%. i've always said first horizon is a high quality company. they proved to be a steady operator during the crisis. now it is up almost 23% on the year. is in ahead of itself or just beginning. we have the chairman it and ceo. welcome back to matt money. >> thank you for having me. >> i want to get right to it. you are buying back a huge amount of stock. i would be saying if they aren't going to buy that i am going to buy it. that's how good the situation is. >> that is very well said. that's the way i think about it. we believe the stock is a bargain at these prices and look for opportunities to buy. we have plenty of authorization. we sort of floored the capital ratio at 11% so we are using that as a governor. anything above that we are looking to invest in the stock in return to shareholders. >> it does seem that the one fly in the ointmen

supported by disability services at contra costacollege, i've developed a plan to enhance my future. you can too. unrecognizable. the president of the river arts district does estimate 80% of the district is destroyed, affecting over 300 working artists who have lost their studio equipment. cherished artwork, furniture, paintings, prints, things that you're looking at now that are rubble. here's jeffrey burrows, the president who got very emotional about this cleanup process. for some of us, the shock is starting to wear. i think some of the shock is starting to wear off, and now we're wrestling with now we are wrestling with, okay, so, now these buildings have to be taken down. >> one notices everything has been picked up by the floodwaters and drug somewhere else in the area. we are stuck in the ceilings, extremely difficult since there is no running water. parts of the mud are contaminated with toxic chemicals. >> find a space, and the community. it was exactly what i have been looking for. it got flooded and washed away. >> another area right behind me that was full of artists, o

supported by disability services at contra costacollege, i've developed a plan to enhance my future. can too. >>> welcome back to "power lunch." we are seeing red arrows on the trading session. the s&p down a quarter of a percent and the quarter percent decline on the nasdaq and in the meantime let's turn our attention to hurricane milton which blew through florida last night and this morning. the process of cleaning up and restoring life begins now as millions of people are without power. nbc's priscilla thompson joins us from fort pierce on florida's east coast. thank for joining us. what can you tell us? >> kelly, i'll give you a look at what we're seeing in the neighborhoods where the tornadoes tore through. you have huge uprooted trees just like this one. folks have been out all morning through the neighborhood trying to cut down some of these trees and assess the damage, but this is what it looks like up and down this block right now. you have blue tarps on a lot of these cars because the windows are busted out, and so you can just see the deaf station that happened here. one p

supported by disability services at contra costacollege, i've developed a plan to enhance my future.but in the first version of its long-awaited robo taxi but investors not impressed with stocks down 7.5% , the worst performer in the s&p 500 there was a lot of excitement. now we have more on how the event failed to impress. >> plenty of buzz but did not deliver and it did not deliver because what did we say over the last couple of weeks? we need details. wall street wants details or the stock will go under pressure and there will -- were very few details there were broad strokes when it comes to the rubber taxi and in terms of razzle-dazzle, elon musk and tesla put on a show when he drove out in the robo taxi at the event which was held at the warner bros. lot in hollywood at two seat vehicle and they will be rolling this vehicle out and he says, there he is and by 27 they expect to go into production and the cost under $30,000. next year the company plans to start offering fully autonomous rights in california and texas here is elon musk talking about his vision for the future. >> w

supported by disability services at contra costacollege, i've developed a plan to enhance my future.eck out energy today. wti crude and brent crude making a bit of a round trip over the last month, currently recovering at levels we last saw around october 1st and while commodity prices have seen a little pressure, nuclear continues to tear higher. shares of bistra and constellation up 34% or more in that time, driven by headlines the likes of which we got today, sara. >> it's every day there's something new here. amazon is now the latest big tech name to jump into the nuclear space. diana olick live in arlington, virginia, with the details. >> good morning, sara. amazon web services is investing more than half a billion dollars in nuclear energy across three different projects here in virginia, home to nearly half of all the datacenters in the u.s. aws signed an agreement with dominion energy to explore the development of an smr or small modular nuclear reactor near dominion's existing north anna nuclear power station. i asked aws ceo matt garman why the push to nuclear. >> we're loo