grupos proinmigrantes nos muestra cuanta racista cuanta cuanta racista cuanta radical y extremista es >> creuenos frutos electorales >> parte del plan es el uso de agentes federales activando tambien la guardia nacional >> expertos dicen que un plan de esta dimension tiene desafios de logistica financieros diplomaticos y tambien enfrentando demandas en tribunales vuelvo contigo >> gracias por tu informe las autoridades federales estan investigando si el alcalde de new york, eric adams, presiono al departamento de bomberos para aprobar un consulado de turquia en manhattan a pesar de preocupaciones de seguridad pero se prohibio reprimir a funcionarios que esten dando detalles y un nivel critico alcanza la guerra entre israel y hamas 2 hospitales fueron cerrados en la franja de gaza por falta de personal y suministros vamos con mas detalles acerca de esta noticia >> la falta de suministros hicieron cerrar los dos hospitales mas grandes de gaza (informacion en pantalla( >> segun la media luna palestina por el peligro de medicos y cirujanos el hospital perdio todo contacto con el exterior >> (hab

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hello everyone, you're watching cres tv live from the studios in tehran. thank you for joining us. death, devastation and anguish are everywhere in the besieg gaza srib where palestinians are seeing no respect from israel's relentless airing ground strikes. 15 palestinians are killed. and dozens more injured an israeli strike a un school, sheltering people from the jabalya refugee camp in northern gaza. four more gazans are killed after israeli bombs rain down a residential building in rafa. in the gaza city, an israeli drone hit the house of the leader of the hamas resistance movement. medical facilities are not safe from israeli bombardment as well. the regime has targeted the entrance of alnas children's hospital in western gaza c killing number of people who had taken shelter there. israel's war on gaza is now entering its 30th day, the total death toll nears 9,500, most of them women and children. more than 24,000 people have also been displaced. now at least 15 palestinians were killed after an israeli air strike hit a un run school in the besieg gaza strip. the school was sh

growth in funds and cre, now leveraged direct lending. nine months you will see it in structured finance. sonali: question for you about where you see opportunity in investment-grade or even high-yield if you think about the ability to capture yield at this level? andrea: i think about the shape of the overall curve and where the shape is going in the next six to nine months will help you think about where you want to be taking risk and where you are able to monetize that credit risk premium. you have seen the most volatility in rates building in the back end of the curve. we have moved from a bears steepening environment to what tends to follow the steepening. looking back to the 1990's, it is a bowl flattening environment. if we think about where we are finding opportunities investment-grade, we are looking in the triple b space, at some potential opportunities further of the curve. we have taken advantage of the shorter duration place. now we want to think about this segment. within high-yield you want to be cautious triple c's. we bel

hello everyone, you're watching cres tv live from the studios in tehran. thank you for joining us. day 45 of israel's genicidal war on gaza, the regime's air strikes and shelling or no, or not letting up and the attacks is still on the rise. the total number of palestinians killed during the war has now hit 13,000. the majority of the victims. women and children. on sunday, israeli bombardment killed 150 people in northern gaza. also, in gaza city, 41 members of the family or family lost their lives in a strike on their house. 32 other palestinians were killed in separate attacks on two residential buildings in the nucevat camp in the central gaza strip. the growing fatalities in gaza or in addition to thousands of people who remain missing under the rubble of bombed out buildings. people are witnessing the unending cycle of bloodshed in gaza are critical of the inaction by some arab countries. this is a war crime against the palestinian people. the arab and islamic world as well as the european countries are watching us being slaughtered. we were left alone with only god to help u

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brent cre is up . we will have more on the opec policy meeting coming up later in the show. >>let's turn our attention back to stocks. this may fuel the hope for a santa claus rally. jpmorgan chase relesased a note calling for the s & p to drop to 4200. let's talk about this with seema shah. good morning. >> good morning. >> i think we have to jump off from the jpmorgan chase note. agree or disagree we are headed to the downturn in the markets come 2024? you are seeing an 8% drop. s&p falling back to 4,200. >> so, i partially agree. the first half of the year could be a bit more challengin i think rate expectations have moved too far and there could be an economic slowdown. once you get to the second half of the year and the economic weakness passed and we started to cut rates, i believe the second half of the year could be strong for the s&p 500. >> i wanto get a sense with jpmorgan chase citing geopolitical risk and consumer slowdown. is propped up the economy and also the markets. >> iould agree with the consumer part. i believe you are starting to see signs of that alrea

hostages who have now been identified by hamas to the israelis, how they will be handed over to the red cres nlt and make their way out of gaza into ultimately the safety of the israelis. and this is what they told me. >> we can't disclose information for security reasons. we have always said, our main objective here is safety of the hostages, so we can't disclose that information regarding the route they will be going through, but we'll make sure they get through safety through our operation zone that will work with the red cross and parties of the conflict, that everybody is getting the information the right way so we can move them safely. >> reporter: it is important to point out, wolf, that despite the fact they couldn't give us the real sort of granular detail on how that routing would work, there is some proof of concept here because as you will remember, over the past 45 days, there have actually been two periods where two hostages have been released. one was an american woman and her 17-year-old daughter. and two israeli elderly citizens. and on those occasions, the icrc was delivere

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there are questions around the cre and the impact of asset quality.rom this point of view, in the u.s., we see more divergence. in china as well, people are waiting to see what will happen with the property markets. we expect that we will see the numbers soon, but the correction is expected next year. what does that mean for the lenders? these are two regions where we are watching and expecting a divergence in the creditworthiness of the regions. even when the monetary policy tightens, we see the health impact for institutions. >> we see debate whether we reached peak at this stage. i wonder where you stand on this debate. >> we think that's certainly the european banks profitability. profitability has reached a cyclical high. next year will be tougher with the funding and the credit costs should increase a bit. we still expect that next year will be another decent year and a lot of support from the monetary policy in terms of the probability of the european banks. we see many banks are working on the cost base because we know what goes up comes down

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. >> a lot of people will disagree but i think cres a maj story in large cities it gets a lot of attentionngs are going well people feel good but if your grocery bill is high gas is high, rent is high, too damn high. those are the issues. >> the old saying is the it's the economy stupidest now people are saying after tuesday night maybe it's abortion stoop it. for neck i agree with kevin that a crime is a big issue but abortion because a lot of people believe abortion is a nonnegotiable a lot of pro-choice people were caught off guard and didn't realize how mobile and operative the pro-life movement was in ohio you saw howell was almost a pushback so i think it's bigger than people think. >> i think the economy and crime are critical pressing issues but tuesday night selections may have pushed abortion back on those >> the border has to be the top priority because we see 282 terror suspects watch lists and most of them are the get away so i think border number one because i think everything is about people's personal stream at 282 during this administration and 11 during the previous admin

the internatatnal criminal c crt has jurisdsdictionvever ose cres. franany,y, it ouldld be bringing arrest warrants for those crimes at this moment. so that is the first point. as to why we believe it is a genocide, the elements of genocide are that specific intent to destroy in whole or in part a group and then their underlying ask for genocide. we think three of the five underlying ask are present in this case -- killing, causing serious bodily or mental harm, and creating the conditions of life intended to destroy a population in whole or in part. so to unpack that a bit, what we have at the front and -- and usually specific intent is something that needs to be determined and only able to be concluded after the fact. i worked with a tribunal on cases and i know how difficult even in that case was to make the conclusion that it was genocide. here we have those statements up front. what we have from the israeli officials is backing up those statements to impose a total siege and deny an entire population the basic necessities of life. as i said come

was up 50% year over year in the recent quarter, though that was what was compared at the time to irn credibly slim levels. it's moving more to direct to consumer business. wholesalers still made a very important part of the business. investors want to know how that's going in this strained continue super environment. the consensus for earnings is 21 cents. that's a slight improvement from last year. revenue is expected to fall from 0.5%. revenues are expected to fall 3%. under armour shares are down since last reported. that's about in line with the xrt over that same teared you of time but underperforming compared to nike shares which are down 1% in the last three months. >>> when disney reports its quarterly results, the media giant wants to show what it will look like. this is the first time disney will report urnds its new structure, breaking out into sports and giving new insight into espn's business. we're looking for an update on streaming profitability and signs of strenlts for the ad market and an outlike for disney's linear tv outlook and spending at the theme parks. shares are

thres cre takeaways from the poi find most interesting. he's losing to trump.s was not happening three or fourg to months ago and his polg dataas. the president would say i could beat trumps .th i deserve the opportunity to go after, to have this rematch. the key issues that you mentioned.o ha i've always thought it was policy acuity more so than age acuity or mental acuity that really mattered and you touched on mic ageattek jagger and otheo of the same age but seem more youthful. these are serious things and got tomore figure out how to addres. if you take out trump and you have another republican against by them, they win. if you take on biden and go againt trump, they win. a democrat. the point that axelrod was making is one democrats willng i have to grapple with. much sooner rather than later.oo whatne president biden constantl of the last two weeks has pointed to,, the last two weeks, has been on we election day, the only datae have, polling data we have election day data and democrats did fairly well two weeks ago. they win in virginia. theytion ago. wi

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according to the palestinian red cres nlt, they were leaving heading to the rafah border crossing with egypt with injured patients going across gaza into egypt to get medical care. at some point along the way, on their route, they say there was massive damage to the road they were going to be taking, and so they turned around to take a different route. that's when according to the palestinian red crescent the israeli air force targeted the first ambulance in that convoy and struck them from above. they say then the other ambulances started to head back to the hospital and then again, one of the ambulances in this convoy was struck when it was at the gates of the hospital. based on the numbers so far, they're saying at least 15 people have died in these attacks, possibly as many as 60 have been injured. israel's defense forces say yes, we did strike some ambulances, but they claim that they did that because they had evidence that the ambulance was being used by hamas militants. they released a statement saying that was their rationale for striking this convoy and those ambulances. they

cre is expecting 2023 to be the best year for manhattan deals but saying rising treasury yields predicting national office properties could see a 40% drop in value next year. as you just heard, the fed's lisa cook says she's concerned commercial real estate prices could decline sharply. joining us with his outlook for the real estate sector is rudin management ceo, bill rudin, one of the largest private real estate companies in new york. 32 properties totally nearly 16 million square feet. good to have you back on, bill. >> good morning. >> should the fed be worried about commercial real estate? >> no question she should be worried. there's about $1.5 trillion debt coming due in the next couple of years. with the higher interest rates, refinancing these loans are going to be problematic. but with the recent drop in rates in the last couple of days, hopefully that's a sign that rates will start coming down. but there's definitely, you know, significant headwinds in the marketplace. but again, it depends on what sector. residential, multifamily still doing relatively strong. commercial, the

but ban supporters say the plaza's near the 16th and 24th street bart stations are now hotspots for cre. a place where stolen goods are sold and public works. employees assaulted for trying to enforce the law supervisor. hillary ronen represents the district. she says after evaluating neighborhood health and safety records, city leaders found vending on mission street and around bart stations are creating measurable hazards in the neighborhood, enforcing a ban on folks that did things the right way and winter right cross. does nothing to actually stop any illegal activity. legal vendor advocates acknowledging area crime, but that punishing those following the rules is not the solution. we want to keep our city worker safety great. but there haven't as many social workers case managers on those supervisor ronen says her office is looking for spaces off public sidewalks to mitigate the harm to innocent street vendors who sell their goods to make a living, adding she is increasing resources to local workforce development programs supporting the legal street vending community. what is the a

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she thinks that's the cre test we should apply or whether it's the one i previousl shot she was aocing other outside congress htocal. it answers rather the appropriations clauseou have meaninghat broad interpretation were adopted. >> that possibly write you think the appropriations clause is meant to ensure congress has a duty and gation to exercise a powerful check on executive po and recentl appropriate come back if got it totally wrong. i think that cannot possibly be. nobody shall be drawn from th tasury but in consequence of appropriations made by all. how many would be drawn fromhe treasury without a law is something that apples me. >> i think that's right. >> i understood the the executive and otherrevent circumstances from exercising authority to take money without consf the edges later. i understood work of the cause t direct legislature as to wo exercise its own prerogative but ins ensure support separations of power by ensuring the prerogative lodged thhe legislature and the executive or forex. wrong? >> i think you are but also its obligation to che power. >> but is there s

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>> that is cre. >> so you say pe 31 that dr. ragusa's analysis is flawed because it, quote, used total numbers instead of percentages for v.t.d.'s racial and political decisions. th's what i understand you're saying is that in determini whether a v.dwas moved out orov in for a political reasons opposed to for a -- for a richel reason as opposed to pitical reason, dr. ragusa looked only to the mb of votes cast for president biden in those districts. is that the problem? rather than the net biden vote >> that's one of the problems, yes. >>ou you explainhat? >> yes. it was clear at trial and the panel relied uponhis in its discussion of mr. roberts' testimony, that the total numb isot as relevant as the percentage in determining effect of moving a v.t.d. because v.t.d.'s are of different sizes. when you move a total number it doesn't te you as much as the rcent composition either cily or politically in terms of how that affects the total composition of the district. the othe problem that we pointed out in our brief with that partic

what's the saying survive until 25 that's for cre we can apply it to media and certain pockets of thetuff as always speaking of liberty, they are the owners of formula 1 and we are less than two weeks away from the huge las vegas grand prix the city's debut race. we'll dive deeper into this in a new cnbc documentary called "inside track, the business of formula 1" premiers in just a week, thursday, november 16th at 8:00 p.m. eastern time and pacific. >> very much looking forward to that. >>> time for a news update let's get to bertha coombs with those details. >> thanks very much. here's what's happening at this hour u.s. fighter jets conducted a strike at a weapons storage facility in syria overnight that the pentagon says was being used by iran's revolutionary guard. the strike came in retaliation for dozens of attacks on u.s. forces in the middle east over the past few weeks that is according to the defense secretary. it's the second retaliatory strike the u.s. has launched since the start of the israel-hamas war >>> senate democrats are voting this morning on whether to authorize

(and| fingers being raised like this cre(and i'm with the crowds in >> and i'm with the crowds in parisd i just oh, i started a long time before okay. i got before maybe. okay. but i got exacerbated no, i think exacerbated by him. no, i think it's look, they used to be out bursts of anger and things on court. this kind of court. but this kind of outrageous use of gestures and things towards the crowd, that's not i agree. >> i mean, it's pantomime. that's what he's looking for. >> but it shouldn't be in tennis. >> you saw it with jemmy connors. you saw it with mcenroe. >> they rude to the crowds? >> they rude to the crowds? >> oh, yes, absolutely. to everybody. >> i they the thing is, >> i mean, they the thing is, it's like the spoilt kid that can't you want and can't have what you want and just out just throws his toys out the pram goes crazy. it's like pram and goes crazy. it's like everybody's it's not everybody's against me. it's not fair. this is what's fair. and this is what's going on. one though. on. i've got one more, though. i've got world record, which i've got a world record,

i think the issue there with respect to cre and others, if you go bank by bank the exposures are notg on an institution basis. not systemic. you may see noise from a particular area but not going to send the economy toppling. tom: is this unified fed? we have not brought that up this morning. do you see dissent in the fed meeting today? mike: i think it will happen at the same time. when you think about the members of the fomc there's a number of new employees and they are dovish. jay powell has a different motivation. and he wants to make sure that that is not his legacy. and so with the motivation to keep rates high, that may squelch inflation. they may say inflation is down, people are hurting, but that conversation may get tougher and tougher. there is a lead to dissent soon formally. i think that's likely over the next few weeks. lisa: let's step back and talk about how pivotal the week has been an we will look back on it as such. you came to this year and you talked about being bullish on the long-term bond. it's been a painful period for that kind of deal but a lot of people s

he said he would want to a cre to early january on april 15th. >> we will see. it's nice to see you. >> always good to be with you. i love your comments on what we're doing or not doing. america needs to be united. america needs to be strong. we need to send a message of resolve to the rest of the world. >> thank you. >> agreed. thank you for all you do. >> good to see you. >>> coming up, the power of love. if this is it, stuck with you. those are some of the many hit singles by our next guest. he joins us next. he will make a big announcement. we will be right back. in the u.s. we see millions of cyber threats each year. that rate is increasing as more and more businesses move to the cloud. - so, the question is... - cyber attack! as cyber criminals expand their toolkit, we must expand as well. we need to rethink... next level moments, need the next level network. [speaker continues in the background] the network with 24/7 built-in security. chip? at&t business. hi, my name's steve. i lost 138 pounds on golo and i kept it off. so with other diets, you just feel

some of us, but it is goir and turthanks creasingly start for some of us, but it is goir and turthanks creonts pushing their fronts that are pushing their way the southwest, way in from the southwest, already bringing some heavy areas of rain spreading into parts england , wales and parts of england, wales and northern ireland. some of the fog across northeast england into could into into scotland could linger into the first part of this afternoon. but it does afternoon. but once it does clear, see some sunny clear, we will see some sunny spells developing here. temperatures the temperatures generally in the realms 7 to 13 c, but feeling realms of 7 to 13 c, but feeling quite cold where the fog does unger quite cold where the fog does linger and underneath the most persistent cloud and rain for this evening, we'll watch this band push its way band of rain push its way northwards, reaching northwards, eventually reaching areas scotland. we've got areas of scotland. but we've got another of pushing in another area of rain pushing in from southwest and this from the southwest and this again,