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courtney beveridge is in the newsroom- — prison. courtney beveridge is in the newsroom.is in the newsroom. let me show _ prison. courtney beveridge is in the newsroom. let me show you - prison. courtney beveridge is in the newsroom. let me show you some | prison. courtney beveridge is in the i newsroom. let me show you some of the locations. —— courtney bembridge. this is wandsworth prison but follow this road to the north, we get to the wandsworth roundabout and this is the location of the alleged sighting of daniel khalife on wednesday morning shortly after his escape. it's alleged the band went around the roundabout and he was seen heading into central wandsworth, the main high street. this was where the confirmed sighting was butjust to give you an idea of where that is in relation to the rest of london, we see central london is further this way. to the west you have richmond park where police had been focusing a lot of their efforts today. that location there and then of course back over here, you've got wandsworth so this is the kind of geography. police have said

courtney, thank you. — broad search under way.rch under way. courtney, thank you, that's very _ broad search under way. courtney, thank you, that's very helpful. - live now to mel thomas, who has over 30 years in experience at leicester police. and you may have seen him on channel 4's hunted, great to have you on the programme. we were looking at a map there with courtney, it brought home he could be anywhere. how do you even begin to find someone on a search like this? i to find someone on a search like this? ., ., , , , this? i mean honestly, the first thing that's _ this? i mean honestly, the first thing that's been _ this? i mean honestly, the first thing that's been noted - this? i mean honestly, the first thing that's been noted by - this? i mean honestly, the first thing that's been noted by the. thing that's been noted by the commander is the cooperation and help from the public, and that will be massive. and what i would say is to keep those calls coming in — really grateful, the organisation will be, for the calls from t

courtney kube joins me now. courtney, you've got some new breaking details. >> reporter: yeah, lester, just moments ago defense officials told us that debris field was located in a rural area about two hours north of joint base charleston. tonight a mystery unfolding in south carolina after an f-35 fighter jet disappeared, and now all marine aircraft are grounded the jet was flying near charleston, south carolina on sunday when the military says it experienced a mishap but is not providing any details on exactly what happened the pilot ejected safely and was taken to a nearby hospital the jet, on the other hand, continued to fly and disappeared, leading to joint base charleston to ask the public for help finding it, tweeting "if you have any information that may help our recovery teams locate the f-35, please call the base defense operations center." officials are focusing around two lakes north of the base near its last known location. >> my understanding is the transponder malfunctioned and that was an issue w

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i want to thank the labors courtney and david (clapping.) without this is done many years ago and opened that up thank you to them was a great idea and spread the water of all the workers so thank you, guys. (clapping.) um, on a lighter note i know on a sad note combeebs for years and beforehand the labor movement and in the district two awesome gentlemen gave a lot to the park i wish they were be here we love you guys phil and enjoy our everything and congratulations to everybody else. >> all right. time to get the park. >> i think i'll introduce the commissioners get up there and present this award and if i can figure out the order vice president anderson it first so vice president and present the first awards. >> thank you. >> (clapping.) i want to say hello, everybody how are you?? >> (yelling) i know you're more than all right. you guys are the real daily wouldn't have done it without you guys some of you like to play in the dirt i like that i like playing in the dirt a lot of fun you, you guys get paid not fair not doing this for free

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. ♪ ♪ >>> courtney, thank you very much. welcome, everybody. tyler mathisen, in for kelly evans today. another goldilocks jobs report initially sending stocks higher, but those gains have faded. the s&p and the nasdaq are flat-ish. so is the bad news good news narrative too good to be true? one guest says yes, there is a recession coming. investors had better get ready for it. home prices hitting an all-time high in july. but there are signs that this may finally be the top. we've got the latest and what you need to know if you are looking to buy or sell a house any time soon. >>> a special three buys and a bail fed playbook edition, including one name gina sanchez says is a buy no matter what the fed does. but we begin with the markets. bob, the only index that i see higher right now is the russell 2,000, by 1 toyota 25%. -- 1.25%. >> that's had a great week with the nasdaq. we did have a great jobs report, unemployment ticking up a little bit, not too much. wage growth subdued. so it was a good report. but he's right, folks. the top trend, th

i'm courtney kealy, cbs news, >>> it's friday, september 22 >>> it's friday, september 22nd, 2023. this is the "cbs morning news." a deadline looms for a government shutdown. the house failing to pass a bill to fund the government. the biden administration's next move. >>> aid for ukraine. the administration now announces new financial assistance as the ukrainian president makes the rounds in washington. why some lawmakers are divided over funding the war. >>> and deadly bus crash. a bus carrying a high school marching band crashes in new york killing at least two. >>> good morning, i'm shanelle kaul in for anne-marie green. we begin this morning with new fears about a government shutdown. this after house speaker kevin mccarthy failed to advance a bill to keep the government funded and open as the house went into recess. our jarred hill is tracking the latest and will tell us which places would close during a shutdown. good morning. >> reporter: yeah, eight days until a possible government shutdown, and the stalemate is really among republican house majority that can't seem to fin

today we head to another hot, under the radar housing market that would be dayton, ohio home of courtneyeagan. interest rates jumping above 7.5% how does rising rates playing out in the marketplace. >>> get a quick check on the markets with the dow just off session lows we are briefly down more than 400. down 360 for the blue chips. down 1.3% for the s&p to 42.82 the nasdaq the laggard down 1.3% as you might imagine, big tech names are leading the way lower. amazon, google and oracle seem 2 to 3% declines today more on that trade coming up. >>> also on the housing front, another weak number out today. new home sales down 8.7% in august the home construction etf down nearly 9% just this month. big bio tech mover to tell you about, soaring 90% immunovant. it could be an effective treatment to many auto immune diseases. >> as we mentioned the autoworkers strike heating up and getting more and more political. president biden, joining the picket line earlier today. and we sent two of our best there as well. phil lebeau and brian sullivan phil, let's begin with you tell us where things stand >

joining us now, nbc news capitol hill correspondent ali vitali, nbc news pentagon correspondent courtney kube, nbc news chief foreign correspondent, richard engel and hager shamali, former spokesperson for the u.s. mission to the united nations, also a former treasury spokesperson so, ali, zelenskyy's visit comes at a time when lawmakers appear to be at a breaking point with the amount of funding going to ukraine. what does this mean for any potential additional packages? >> look, there is a stalemate over spending writ large, not just as it applies to future ukraine aid, but how the government spends and funds itself going forward we're barreling toward a shutdown now with the house currently trying to negotiate a way out of it. the senate will have its say after they're able to do that. but we're waiting for now is that all senators briefing to wrap up with ukrainian president zelenskyy. we saw some of those folks who you mentioned in the letters, things they want more accountability toward the strategy and how this money is being spent, those senators largely not coming to this all se

i'm courtney kealy in new york. authorities in st.ne boyd, a convicted child sex offender who escaped from a hospital early thursday morning. boyd is currently serving a 30-year sentence for enticement of a child. the white house will announce the creation of the federal office of gun violence prevention today. the will be will be overseen by vice president kamala harris. according to the gun violence archive, over 31,000 people have died from gun violence so far this year. >>> and taylor swift is mobilizing the swifties to vote. vote.org says more than 35,000 people registered to vote after the singer posted a link to the site on instagram. for more download the cbs news app on your cell phone or connected tv. i'm courtney kealy, cbs news, new york. >> announcer: this is the "cbs overnight news." >>> we begin tonight with breaking news in a fatal bus crash involving a high school band in new york. police say at least two adults are dead and dozens injured. five students are in critical condition tonight. after a charter bus went off

s. government announced a $5000000.00 reward for information leading to the risk of joseph courtney. now as this particular investigation unfold, uganda the dfcs, central african republic, south to the end of the rest of the world watches with anticipation, hoping for a resolution that will bring just system closer to the because we have a funding around the south africa and city of cape town as same lines of at least 18, including points of them. there has been heavy rains around the nation's digits, the capital for 3 consecutive days, rivers over flows, sending a high was into residential areas. i'm looking main roads further complicating this off of the relief efforts. nevertheless, hundreds of people have been evacuated and about 18000 people in the region of believes of being left without the electrical power we have from locals that have been affected by the disaster. as a veteran will see my house problems that these are fits. advisor lever that stop is overflowing on sundays and continues to overflow until now. today, it's a very serious story for us because the government do

they only led by a point early in the second half before a fortuitous try from captain courtney lawesace. next up for england are chile, the lowest—ranked team in the tournament, and then samoa. they should reach the quarterfinals. our correspondent andy swiss was in nice for the victory over japan by 3a points to 12. cheering it was all smiles and selfies beforehand, but england fans flocked to nice knowing this trip to the seaside could be anything but simple. go, england and go, japan! japan had beaten south africa, ireland and scotland at recent world cups. for england, the challenge was clear. and japan was soon ahead via the boot of rikiya matsuda. their fans enjoyed that. by contrast, england looked rattled, and although lewis ludlam crashed over for their first try of the tournament, the errors were everywhere as england led just 13—9 at the break. and when matsuda coolly slotted another penalty, japan were only a point behind. butjust when england needed some luck, they got it. it looked like they�*d knocked the ball on before courtney lawes went over, but replays showed it c

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phil lebeau joins us now. >> good morning, courtney. we're starting to see talks between the uaw and at least one of the automakers. the automaker being ford. and we've heard from sometime those talks are further along than gm and stellantis. over the weekend, there were very active talks about the uaw and ford on saturday and sunday. ford issuing a statement last night saying, we are making progress, but there's still some big gaps they need to clear before they're close to a tentative agreement. president biden as you mentioned, will be visiting picketers. that will be happening tomorrow morning. as you look at shares of ford, keep in mind the company got good news on friday evening when unifor, it approved a contract with ford. that's locked in. now the question is whether or not ford can get a deal locked in with the uaw, and they're making progress. i wouldn't expect something immediate, but they're moving in the right direction there. as for gm and stellantis, they're a little bit further to go in terms of a contract or tentative

courtney reagan with us on more on what we can look for -- never mind we'll talk to courtney in a minute> let's get a news update with s i silvana. >>> the president's son is accusing rudy giuliani and another attorney of misusing his personal computer data he's seeking more than $75,000 in damages this is the latest in a string of lawsuits brought by the younger biden against his gop critics. >>> russian commander that uk claimed its military killed appeared on the russian state division today he was shown making a remote appearance at a defense leader's meeting. nbc news has not verified when or where the footage was reported he was killed along with 33 other officers in a missile attack last week on the headquarters of russia's black sea fleet. >>> and hollywood writers came to a tentative agreement now they may be swapping places with video game actors and motion capture actors on the picket line. the sag-aftra union says these workers overwhelmingly voted to authorize a strike last night and will begin contract talks with gaming companies today. carl, back to you. >> thanks so much.

that is where i met a woman who prefers to go by the name courtney and her two dogs. >> i think it is stupid. it will not stop anything. it will not stop people from hanging out over here. they leave an open area for people to get in. >> reporter: people still gathered on benches that were not fenced in. across the street, there are encampments. courtney said she was recently evicted from the sro and though she does not hang out here often, she understands the draw to the area. >> san francisco is known for the drug trade. >> reporter: last month federal officials advise hundreds of employees to work remotely due to safety concerns and crime. some workers who come in are being escorted. >> these people and trying to bother nobody. where are they going to go? if you stop them move them here they will move somewhere else and it will cause a problem somewhere else. >> reporter: today mayor london breed tweeted the city increased efforts to shut down open-air drug markets in the tenderloin and soma three months ago. in that time, local and state law enforcement increase arrests and seized

. >> to courtney reagan in for the judge. >>> welcome to "the halftime report." i am courtney reagan in for scott wapner. front and center your september playbook. the unemployment rate jumping to its highest level in more than a year. will the fed hold rates steady. the best place to be right now. joining me stephanie link, jim lebenthal, and rob sechan. a quick check on the markets. i would say modestly mixed, down by a third of a percent. also trending around that direction, the month of august has been closed out as we start september 1, but the vix is pretty low, trading just above 13. wti trading above $85. discretionaries pulling up the end. stephanie, what do you make of this goldilocks jobs report? does that mean the fed has done a good job? >> it's either high for longer or higher for longer, right? i thought the non-farm payroll numbers was a good report in terms of making progress for the fed, right? the adp confirmed that, the j.o.l.t.s. was also higher. a little bit of an easing in the labor market. that being said, initial claims are a leading indi

courtney reagan. that's a caveat. a lot of things can change at this point. tim, you are short, you've been short, much higher from here. >> yeah, and these were solid numbers, as courtney pointed out, but the gross margins holding up, it was down. it was better than expected. these earnings -- look, the top line was weaker and they haven't done this in two years, so, this is -- i think, telling you the story. china, i thought, was significantly weaker, and i still care most about north america and i care more about the profile of their core dtc business. if you listen to where the analysts, i believe, are, and jeffrey's downgraded from 140 to 100. the dynamic is, what are you paying for this company when their three-year was 27 times multiple? if you want to get to that number today at 27 multiple going forward, it's probably $125, $130 stock. i don't think it's expensive here. let's be really clear. at this point, by the way, i am, you know, more leaning to cover than i would be to press this short. i -- the level on the stock, it's down 30% from where it p

i did my job >> reporter: courtney kube, nbc news, washington >>> and that's "nightly news" for this tuesday thank you for watching i'm lester holt. please take care of yourself and each other. good night >>> i'm raj mathai. next on "nbc bay area news tonight," gunfire at a well-known east bay high school. >> then i hear boom, thinking it's my music. i turn around and see a bunch of people running. >> what happened on this oakland campus today, and overall what's happening with the rising crime in oakland? the naacp now asking

courtney, what did you hear from those families?a number of families and advocates and they all expressed concern about how this could impact individuals. now, one person is austin kerig. austin's husband has been serving in the army on active duty for more than 20 years. he's now a master sergeant, and they have a daughter who's special needs. her concern is that if this happens, if, in fact, her husband is not getting a military paycheck, they may have a hard time paying for the prescriptions that their daughter needs. here's what she had to tell us about it. >> so for me, it's really disheartening. my husband has been active duty long enough that he has deployed and he has gone to war. i don't think that it's fair for them to expect those things of him, but then not feel the need to pay our families. we don't. we don't have anything in savings. we've really survived paycheck to paycheck. i think that it will come down to what can we sell. nobody should have to put together programs that offer money to military families when we co

navy has a fleet of the world's largest submarines they are the first line of defense, and our courtney kube got rare access inside one, as the crew performed a critical missile test >> reporter: hidden deep in the ocean, one of the navy's most lethal floating weapons performing a final test to get cleared for its next mission. the "uss louisiana," known as a boomer, carries up to 20 nuclear missiles, concealed hundreds of feet below the surface. it keeps enemies guessing about where and when it could strike >> the sole mission is to go to sea, is to survive, and is to deter major power conflict through nuclear deterrence >> reporter: i'm standing in the middle of dozens of missile launch tubes inside them, the triton long-range nuclear missile. it's meant to deter america's enemies from striking. but if that doesn't work, the crew of this submarine have to be ready to launch one of these at a moment's notice they practice launches dozens of times. it starts with a dive. >> last man down, hatch secured. dive >> reporter: a 21-year-old is driving the sub. >> all vents open. >> dive, dive

that is where i met a woman who prefers to go by the name courtney and her two dogs. >> i think it's stupid, it's not going to stop anything, it's not going to stop people from hanging out over here, people can still get in. >> reporter: we noticed that people were still gathering on the benches, across the street, there are encampments. courtney said she was recently evicted from the sro and she doesn't hang out here often, she understands the area. >> san francisco is known for the drug trade. >> reporter: last month, federal officials advised hundreds of employees to work remotely due to safety concerns and crime. some workers are being escorted. >> they are not trying to bother nobody, where are they going to go? they are going to move somewhere else and it's going to cause a problem somewhere else. >> reporter: today, mayor london breed tweeted local and state law enforcement increase arrests and seized significant amounts of drugs including fentanyl. she also said outreach teams continue to offer services. >> but, it's up to the individual to actually take heart and want to do

probably can provide >> ryan nobles, as courtney said, this is not really necessarily a conversation for the future in which they're not going to provide anything at all, a matter of how much, many republicans, as you mentioned earlier, are in fact on board with continuing funding to the war and ukraine, and giving ukraine as much aid as they need along with those checks and balances i want to read for you, we have sound. i don't want to play it in case we see president zelenskyy arriving there at the white house, so we can go right to it. let me read from republican michael mccaul, the chair of the house foreign affairs community. if this administration won't give it to limb i submit we write in our appropriations, write what are the weapons he asked for that the administration won't give, in the appropriations bill, the democrats will be steny hoyer, nancy pelosi, and chairman meek's, we all agree, they need it, and they're going to get it. i have always said the majority support this there's some dissension on both sides but i said war of atriks attrition is not going to win this

courtney kube reports. >> reporter: growing outrage that billions of dollars is being sunk into navy ships that may never be ready to go back to battle here in norfolk, virginia, we found ships docked some say they should be retired. instead they keep pouring money into them. we found this ship it's been here in virginia for six years, and we've learned it's not likely to ever go back out to sea the navy awarded $500 million to modernize the "vicksburg", and it's still not done. earlier this month, lawmakers grilling navy officials. >> there's really no excuse. i think it's time for a hair-on-fire task force on this issue. >> reporter: the navy is cutting down repair times, but the backlog still costs taxpayers billions, according to diana maoer. >> it does not make a lot of sense to have a ship sit in maintenance for six years, performing no missions while they're spending tens of millions of dollars on a modernization that may never actually be put out to sea again. >> reporter: the navy has said each year they ask congress to retire old ships, but lawmakers reject because the repa

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i am courtney reagan in for scott wapner. the road ahead for investors following a hotter than expected inflation report. we are just one week away from the fed's next rate decision. does today's cpi print change anything? apple shares slide again today. standing by to debate all of it. joining us is steve weiss, joe terranova and kari firestone. a quick check on the market at noon eastern. losing a little bit of steam. energy is the laggard down 0.8% and utilities leading the way higher by about 1%. the vix is just trading below 14 so things are feeling calm. joe, what do you make of the cpi number? trending in the right direction, would you say? >> 50/50 for november in terms of a rate hike. i don't think we did anything to gain a degree of clarity, what that move will be from the federal reserve. i think it just added to an overall environment for the month of september. i was asked last evening at dinner, how would you describe the month of september in the equity market, and i responded with sharply unchanged. and that's

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so when it was time for the race, they were right there again, mom courtney keeping them updated on theher, cheering her on. with two miles left, she told them she was struggling, not doing well. when 10-year-old avery saw her rounding the final corner, she knew what she needed, running out to run with her. grabbing her mother's hand and running to the finish line with her. and right here tonight -- >> hi, david. >> reporter: mother and daughter, courtney and avery. >> i knew you just needed that little bit of encouragement and love. i knew that just holding her hand to cross the finish line would make her smile. >> it did. i did smile. >> reporter: tonight, that mother and daughter and their lesson on the power of support and never giving up. >> it's one of those moments a parent that i realize, wait, they can support us, too? they can be there for us? thanks, david. >> thank you, david. >> david: thank you. getting mom across the finish onset of this that i was not guilty of any of these allegations. and today, is that vindication. >> a new report out today that ousted oakland police

and that was courtney friel reporting for us tonight.osing alaska airlines when they have to fly what you have do to get priority boarding. >> well, if you're looking forward to some beautiful fall foliage here in california, good news. autumn is just around the corner, smoky mountains dot com is releasing its national fall foliage map which predicts just how much the colors are going to change. and when. smiley? i'm mispronouncing. i don't know. i say foliage. you say foliage. >> full ok, go to cannes to determining vote here. according to this model the middle to the end of october will be when trees reach their peak color change potential for much of the bay area. but fall will come a little earlier on the. co speaking arounds october 9th or so. but we'll sunday. it was grandparents day and a bay area resident got celebrate. >> with all 60 of his grandkids and great grandkids. edward reagan from walnut creek was surrounded by a large chunk of his family. that includes 40 plus grandkids. 24 great grandkids. they hosted an ice cream par

courtney, for five minutes. mr. courtney: thank you, mr. speaker. mr. speaker, today, september 26, is now five days and counting for the start of the next fiscal year, which if congress does not act within this next five days, the u.s. government will shut down. i've been around congress for a while and i was here in 2013 when the government shut down for 17 days and in 2019, all the agencies under the department of homeland security were shut down for 35 days. this is a disaster for the american people and for our standing in the world. if god for bid this does -- forbid this does not come together in the next five days. mr. speaker, i represent a district that is a strong defense district. we have the largest military installation in new england, the gratten submarine base. we have about 16 attack submarines that are located there, tied up there, that are deploying at heel to toe pace constantly. there's about 2,000 civilian employees that make that base operations function as it should. i also have a district which is home to the coast guard academy

i did my job. >> reporter: courtney kube, nbc news, washington. >>> and that's "nightly news" for thishing. i'm lester holt. please take care of yourself and each other. good night. >>> a shooting near campus. the bay area high school on lockdown while police search for the shooter. >>> good

i'm carl quintanilla with courtney reagan. >>> mizuho hoe's chief economist breaks down why powell's 2% target does not seem credible. >>> why and how to play it ahead. >>> we'll hear exclusively from bridgewater's ray dalio with his warning on the bond market. >>> an hour and a half into the trading day, major averages are higher, marginally so, the s&p 500 leading the way. carl, we are seeing oil prices down after yesterday's big run there. in the mid-92s right now. 92.56. maybe some relief because we saw those run pretty far, pretty fast. >> got to 95 today. vix below 18 after yesterday as well. as we get closer to the end of a down month for the major indices, our next guest doesn't see it getting better from here, forecasting more weakness ahead for stocks and a potential recession on the horizon. he does say there are opportunities out there in the market in places like health care and industrials. joining us on set today, sameer, senior market global strategist for wells fargo investment institute. great to see you back. >> thanks, carl. >> no chance you can close out the quar