darrell: yes.ariffs at their core are friction into the global trade system. but i also think people fear it worse than it is. if you look at the numbers and say, let's take china, today, the average tariff on china is 19%. we import $430 billion from china, so if i take it from 19% to 60%, it ends up being about 8/10 onto inflation, so it is inflationary but it doesn't tip the boat over, hypothetically. same on trade, if i take 10% on 2.7 trillion, there are real numbers. you can understand economic impact, and don't think it is quite as bad as people extrapolate. jonathan: stocks and bonds, you preferred large over small, you are not chasing small caps, the 10 year call, four point 50, what is the stock and bond for you now? darrell: i would say semi stable , we are about 6300 on the s&p, so a decent return. the pound to table trade we have been trying to get our people to pay attention to is now is the time to take the duration. summoned the 430, and a lot of people -- a lot of people were gnash

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other people were injured in the attack that took place early sunday morning in the central town of darrell. all it said the school was being used to shelter displaced people. israel says the 2 facilities were a mazda command centers, dw, correspond atanya, kramer joins meat from jerusalem. tanya, what more do we know about the overnight strikes on gaza and israel's current military campaign and the strip squared? suddenly a reminder that the war in garza is continuing at a full force. now that is where the military is confirmed that these truck, there's uh, 2 areas in deal by lock which is in the middle area of call. so we're a lot of calls and has a flat. and so to show to, in this area, tens of thousands, i believe, to be in this area. now the military confirmed that it struck a most gonna form a, a school and deal by law a. they are saying that it had targeted us. i'm us, command and control center. and as they usually say that uh from us and other militant groups on bedding themselves in a civilian areas without providing a for the evidence of that you understand from has this ortiz th

bmo ringing the closing bell today here at the new york stock exchange joining us, darrel hackett, bmo. ceo, along with leslie picker welcome. congrats on the honor at the new york stock exchange. >> thank you really excited to be here. thank you for having me. we're really excited to be celebrating 30 years of bmo being the first canadian bank to be listed on the u.s. stock exchange >> always great to get a banking ceo's view of the world, of the markets. the economy here is pretty good. fed is on this track to cut rates. tell us what you see >> look, we feel pretty good if you think about the economic activity, it has gradually moderated to a much more sustainable pace, which we do believe will allow inflation to get much closer to the fed's target, probably in 2025 our projection is that we are set -- the table is set for a soft landing >> how would you characterize credit quality right now last quarter, bmo set aside higher provisions for credit losses than analysts expected. what would the trajectory be like at this point >> we have a track record of working through every type of

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family members identified the body as 70 year old darrell emerson.e was found inside his mother's home after police were called to the house for a welfare check. the mother turned out to be living in a nursing home. there are many questions left in this case, but the coroner says at this time it does not appear to be suspicious. >> police say a student at an east bay high school is now under arrest for assaulting a school administrator. officers say the 16 year old dragged the assistant principal by her hair across the parking lot at cal high in san ramon. it happened saturday during the homecoming dance. the assistant principal has scrapes and bruises and portions of her hair pulled out. the teen goes to another school and is now booked at juvenile hall on charges of felony assault and kidnaping. >> you're watching ktvu, fox two news at 630. we're following new developments in the notorious menendez brothers murder case. >> los angeles county district attorney george gascon, announcing that he will ask the court to resentence the brothers. ktvu is a

we have also tag i was image reporting from darrell paula in central gaza. and since the hours of this morning, there has been of washington since the vacation of ariel and gland, the tax on very densely populated areas in the centre lands and has another part of guns. i'm a new evacuation owed as being passed to a residence in the valley of by town. one of the most of the brands up alongside in to a is a raj and a great truck. you do come into central areas now the set top these fluids all evacuation with this has been giving to people throughout the leaflets and phone calls. but it has been also a complaint by a very intense smell. it 3 activities why of the 5 digits which has been hungering, very crowded residential buildings are correspond with, especially that the vast majority of people went killed today with innocent civilians and no sort of respite for days when the attacks on a guns. and now the families that have been told by the army to slaves are hitting to dairy by law until all my last c without having any enough amounts of humanitarian resourc

family members say 70 year old darrell emerson lived at a house at the end of the 300 block of appian way. thursday. mitigation efforts to clear and clean the house that have become filled with clutter. union city police say emerson's body was found inside a bathroom in mid-august. he had apparently died weeks earlier but not been discovered. family members had initially requested a welfare check on emerson's 95 year old mother, not realizing she had been moved to a nearby nursing home. when police investigators went looking for her, they found the body, which investigators say had become mummified over the course of several weeks or even months. this afternoon, the union city police department releasing a statement about the case, saying in part upon entering the home, officers discovered a deceased individual in an advanced state of decomposition on a toilet inside a bathroom of the residence. the currently there does not appear to be any obvious indications of foul play. the alameda county coroner will release the exact cause of death in union city. jesse gary, ktvu, fox two news.

missiles being fired from 11 and into northern israel since friday morning, 3 people reported injured in darrell outside of to of hold barrage of rockets will fight from 11 and and now the 10 people were injured due to a panic off the rocket file. and then several family members of his riley captives held in gauze or of gathered in tel aviv. i'm not sure logic protests was cancelled following a band on gatherings of more than 30 people. so let's bring in your day who's in jordan's capital amman, because he is ready, government has banned algae 0 from reporting in the occupied westbank and israel. and we have seen so many months in or a great deal of public pressure on prime minister benjamin netanyahu to, to agree to a cease 5 deal in gauze, or that would bring the captives home. what, how have, how is that sort of public opinion been affected by the war in lebanon? the well, i mean, if we uh, are to use opinion polls, most of them as an indication the popularity of the liquid party which that's on the whole heads and other right wing parties in his coalition has risen in recent weeks. and it is

sacramento mayor darrell steinberg reacting to the news. very good day for the city and we tend to use these resources. so how will the money be spent? well, ppsteinberg says a portion of the funding will go toward a program to help people transition out of encampments like this one in north sacramento. >> into subsidized housing, a larger chunk of the funding will go toward doubling the size of this tiny home facility in north sacramento. >> by adding at least another 100 tiny homes were insisting that we have a cleaner and safer city. and we help as many people as possible. by continuing to seek more resources to be able to bring more people in with the services they need. still, republican state lawmakers say they're skeptical pointing to a state audit earlier this year that found the state spent more than 20 billion dollars on homeless programs but failed to adequately track the results of that spending. >> i tend to has tape when i hear another 131 million dollars going out there without, you know, having something in place be accounta

several state and local leaders were there, including sacramento mayor darrell steinberg and the owner of the kings, vivek ranadivé. this event raised 2.5 million bucks. we're back in 60s just ahead. do not fall for them. the phony phone calls that have mountain view police issuing a warning tonight. also, how about this artificial intelligence on the campaign trail? the reason sam liccardo has started to use ai to speak to voters at certain events and check it out. the fog is starting to roll back into san francisco. we'll let you know the impact the tempetures tomorrow, raan are spoofing the department's non-emergency line, trying to get money or personal information from whoever answers the phone. mountain view police say they never called people to ask for money or personal information. they will also never ask for cryptocurrency or gift cards to pay a fine, or remove a warrant. if you get one of those calls, they urge you to hang up immediately. well, over a dozen states, including california, are suing tiktok. earlier today, attorney general rob bonta explained the lawsuit. he sa

i've also reported in 10, so to the recycling honeywell, who would report from darrell bala on the di you monetary and situation in central garza, in the situations, can be this 5 as a still very challenging and difficult for 50000000000 populations across the javascript. we're talking about ongoing era socket from over night time, early hours in this morning, just within the last couple hours. the sound of the art dealer is on the eastern part of the golfing, the central area, all the way spread through the western part of the capital, looking to confirm the total death of the overnight attacks. and here the hours of this morning, 16 people in dropbox city, and then the common for the northern part of this trip where there's really a monetary target at a residential home. and i saw the roof, the cabman for the northern western part of the lion city. where the an air a pod target, a group of people on their way where they have been shouldering selecting woods for the purpose of setting up fire and using it for cooking. because simply there is no cooking gas and other necessities avail

several state and local leaders were there, including sacramento mayor darrell steinberg.re he is, and the owner of the sacramento kings, vivek ranadivé, who lives on the peninsula. the event raised about $2.5 million. former president trump was expected to join a virtual town hall focused on health care, along with robert f kennedy jr and former democratic congresswoman tulsi gabbard. however, that event was postponed because of hurricane milton approaching florida. also this evening, here comes the boom. a different kind of show in las vegas. get ready. the tropicana resort is about to be imploded at 2:30 a.m. the historic site will be imploded with thousands of pounds of explosives, 67 years of history expected to take about 22 seconds to take down. this is all for the a's to build their new ballpark. these renderings now show the dome the a's want to build on the site of the tropicana, about nine acres. they're dealing with their major league baseball says the stadium plans to hold 33,000 fans with views of the vegas skyline and the biggest jumbotron in the league. how

sacramento mayor darrell steinberg reacting to the news. very good day for the city and we tend to use these resources. so how will the money be spent? >> while steinberg says a portion of the funding will go toward a program to help people transition out of encampments like this one in north sacramento. >> into subsidized housing, a larger chunk of the funding will go toward doubling the size of this tiny home facility in north sacramento. >> by adding at least another 100 tiny homes were insisting that we have a cleaner and safer city. and we help as many people as possible. by continuing to seek more resources to be able to bring more people in with the services they need. still, republican state lawmakers say they're skeptical pointing to a state audit earlier this year that found the state spent more than 20 billion dollars on homeless programs but failed to adequately track the results of that spending. >> i tend to has tape when i hear another 131 million dollars going out there without, you know, having something in place be account

couple of zoom reports from darrell by law in central garza as well. the security situation shooting guns is incredibly unstable, simply because the minute tree has completely targeting heavy health neighborhoods and very densely populated residential homes in defense. larry is a long way in other parts of gone. so there has been a plea, systematic destruction of these areas. we're talking about a high rise bluffs, and then there's a rock trip to the cabin and a bridge as well. being targeted while with the notes of guns out there has been a whole bunch and full minute 3 operations regarding the outputs ration of these residential homes that so close. students are inquiry though, while in the rough opposite situation in fact is getting much more critical with the operation the. the ground encouraging is assume going for more than 4 months. so far away desk tool among palestinian civilians, day by day is getting much more was far as we have been upsetting today, that the vast majority boost were killed was innocent civilians and they confirmed that do s

darrell will want to make sure that dunaway is covered as well. that will help on all trading as well. when posting margins they can no longer combing gold the margins. furthermore i think it will enhance her the competition as broker-dealers will no longer be able to use customer positions to lower the margin. it's like a procompetitive thing as well the market participants have experienced similar roles with gross marketing -- marketing. in the swap smarted, derivatives markets, why not bring it to the treasury market as well, these benefits? i also think the so-called dunaway transactions could be a very important part of the market, they could solve those issues. the clearinghouses themselves and the clearing members promote and ability for market participants to trade anonymously. anonymous trading in the markets promotes efficiency. it's competitive. dealers might have a little less advantage. but we are looking out for the issuers and the issuer being the treasury department, and the investors in these markets. to build that confidence of a

and on the same roads ultra zeros, honeywell who has moved from darrell by line central gaza. just a warning they are distressing images in his report. first responders rise to get to school as central dogs of the top floor being soon my fire. the lifeless body of a young girl is carried to from the building is read and military save. it is taught how much demand and control center to get old for caution, to avoid harm to civilians. but the sheer force of an explosion within a densely populated building isn't discriminant, enough to obliterate a person, leaving almost nothing behind. these are the crimes of israelis who shouts were standing in the streets and we had a hit came out with us. and by going to a single mother, 2 children and women, and one of them cuts up to pieces. these are just some of the more than 17000 children who have been killed and is really a talk since october last year. save the children close at the most dangerous of place in the world to be a china there is, there are in the phases of those and survived the blast. you know, they are headed to hospita

so the people who are reported injured and darrell assault in northern israel, off to a barge of rockets or fired from live and on meanwhile, is really prime minister benjamin. it's on y'alls again, vol. to respond to it runs most of the attack that happened on tuesday. almost 200 missiles were fired from iran into israel. most of them were intercepted, but some hits to a basis and areas around the headquarters of these really intelligence agency. and we'll saud intel of if that's bringing mom a jump june. he's in amman, that's jordan's capital, and that's because of these really governments band or to 0 from reporting in israel mama, we understand that a prime minister is really prime minister benjamin netanyahu has spoken, as he said, anything new about what israel plans to do, how with plans to respond to iran so for me the, when the prime minister spoke, he did not offer any specifics with regards to what the israelis made target when it comes to a retaliatory strikes. they plan to carry out on a ron or when exactly that would happen. but what we did here from the prime minister, whi

those in jamalia refugee camp say they're trapped by is really fire and for their he has moved from darrell by law in this situation continues to escalate into a by the end and nothing parts of the gulf has to for that is really forced to have been targeting a group of college students into by the, in the but this is not only for the past 3 days, there were consecutive air strips. our calendar was heading, shooting from slots comforters, and it has been very hard to read to our colleagues in the north or even assembly who are unable to reach their families. now, it's not only that there has been a continuous evacuation or just from the mothering clauses. asking how to send you to way to the southern parts and to the central area of the data. now, according to the civil defense teams and permit x, they're saying that they're trying to evacuate policy. i mean patients stuck in some other one in the another in gaza strip where there has been intensive airstrikes are totally resetting and also suiting from quite copters now and moving to the central area. there has been also continuous airstrik

been killed and that's according to the liberties health ministry. 3 people were reported injured in darrell, a solid in northern israel, off to a barrage of rockets were fired from lebanon. meanwhile, these really foreign minister benjamin netanyahu was again involved to respond to iran. smith, all attack last week. almost 200 missiles were fired from iran into israel. most of them were intercepted with some head to a basis and areas around the headquarters of these really intelligence agency most saw. and that's and tentative to you on top of making cigars to turn around has already twice loads hundreds of missiles on the land and on our cities. and one of the largest ballistic missile attacks in history. no country in the world would tolerate such an assault on its cities and civilians, and neither will the state of israel, israel has the obligation and the right to defend itself and to respond to these attacks. and that is what we will do. all right, and the bill corey is a former us diplomats who is currently a non resident senior fellow at the arabs center. he's joining us now from was

several state and local leaders were there, including sacramento mayor darrell steinberg and the ownerf the kings, vivek ranadivé. this event raised 2.5 million bucks. we're back in 60s just ahead. do not fall for them. the phony phone calls that have mountain view police issuing a warning tonight. also, how about this artificial intelligence on the campaign trail? the reason sam liccardo has started to use ai to speak to voters at certain events and check it out. the fog is starting to roll back into san francisco. we'll let you know the impact the tempetures tomorrow, are spoofing the department's non-emergency line, trying to get money or personal information from whoever answers the phone. mountain view police say they never called people to ask for money or personal information. they will also never ask for cryptocurrency or gift cards to pay a fine, or remove a warrant. if you get one of those calls, they urge you to hang up immediately. well, over a dozen states, including california, are suing tiktok. earlier today, attorney general rob bonta explained the lawsuit. he said the

congressman darrell isa deals with china covering a thousand warheads by 2,030. pay for it? john levine on fox confirming new york city sent 4,500 migrants back to texas. morgan ortagus on air and threatening unimaginable consequences, their words, for israel's latest attacks, the 11:00 hour is next. ♪ ♪ new projects means new project managers. you need to hire. i need indeed. indeed you do. when you sponsor a job on indeed, it's easier for talented candidates to find it. which makes it easier for you to hire them. visit indeed.com/hire do you have a life insurance policy you no longer need? now you can sell your policy - even a term policy - for an immediate cash payment. call coventry direct to learn more. we thought we had planned carefully for our retirement. but we quickly realized we needed a way to supplement our income. our friend sold their policy to help pay their medical bills, and that got me thinking. maybe selling our policy could help with our retirement. i'm skeptical, so i did some research and called coventry direct. they explained life insuranc

. >> elaine, you wrote a book with darrell west, a citizen's guide to disinformation. what is your reflection on this one to punch and how is the pushback going? >>'s papers have been good at covering this and citizens are getting smarter. everyone follows kate middleton right? when they put out that photo of her which was photoshopped, it alerted people that what you see is not accurate so we want to say there are things you can do to see if something is real. look at the media outlet and see if it is fake. russians will make up newspaper names and do a logo, a weather report, sports and put an article out there and who knows what the newspaper is but you have to check if it is a real newspaper. are there other places looking at it? if a story is good everybody wants in on it. haitian immigrants eating cats and dogs, abc news will be there in a flash looking for evidence and they found none, so if it is juicy everybody will be after it. there are fact checkers and they will show you the germ of something. the germ of something that is then blown up or taken out of con

we had a chance to sit down with the president and ceo bracken darrell. >> i was worried and then youurned around logitech. i know you don't want to hear >> i'm in heaven here. i'm surrounded by an amazing brand an incredible opportunity. >> you are laying things out. you have not laid it out but you did make it clear in a series of what i regarded as very candid comments, if we say it we do it. what did you say and what have you done? >> what we said was we were going to bring down the debt level by selling some assets. we said we would sell a brand asset and we did. we said we would sell some assets. we sold some planes and real estate. we sold supreme which was fantastic in the portfolio. we took it down by millions of dollars a what we've been saying we have been doing. >> that matters because one of the things you have is talking about a compelling value proposition. you were trading significantly off historic highs. i thought this was incredible. the operating income was at historic lows when you came in. >> i think anytime you are lucky enough like i have been a few times to be

we won bring when bringing congressman darrell isa. was that a joke or gaffe or what?think we are beyond jokes and gaffes. we have a president who needs to be kept out of the limelight and frankly needs to have his fingers off of the control of government. we saw that when he was pulled out of the race, next thing he needs to do is be pulled out of the commander-in-chief's position. it's dangerous to have somebody who truly argument basis doesn't know what he is saying and probably doesn't know what is happening. stuart: fox has confirmed the afghan national arrested for plotting and election day terror attack worked as a security guard for the cia in afghanistan. the dhs secretary mayorkas refuses to answer questions about it. watch this. >> how this man brought into the us. >> in north carolina communicating with the individual still conducting search and rescue operations. >> we are getting conflicting answers from your agency. >> that's not what i said. what i said is i would be pleased to discuss this issue at a different time. >> can you show sure people appropri

sacramento mayor darrell steinberg reacting to the news.he city and we tend use these resources. so how will the money be spent? >> well, steinberg says a portion of the funding will go toward a program to help people transition out of encampments like this one in north sacramento. >> into subsidized housing, a larger chunk of the funding will go toward doubling the size of this tiny home facility in north sacramento. >> by adding at least another 100 tiny homes were insisting that we have a cleaner and safer city. and we help as many people as possible. by continuing to seek more resources to be able to bring more people in with the services they need. still, republican state lawmakers say they're skeptical pointing to a state audit earlier this year that found the state spent more than 20 billion dollars on homeless programs but failed to adequately track the results of that spending. >> i tend to has tape when i hear another 131 million dollars going out there without, you know, having something in place be accountable for it. >> and new

off stage, thinks it is a disaster and she is like, it is not and people start calling hi inclung darrell xana, the famo film mobile saying that is the best performance i have ever seen so it has become a sensation. it changes the tide. eisenhower says, you are my boy and goes on to accept the vice president and then eisenhower goes on to win. peter: they met up with the eisenhower's in west virginia after that speech. heath: they did. maney offers to share her coat and pat is a little frosty. their relationship is quite interesting. maybe eisenhower cannot understand and pat says, we have just been through this crisis, obviously the eisenhower's had let them dangle for a while so pat i think forgiveness but does no forget that whole situation. peter: from your book, the second-class treatment during the campaign and obliouess to the trauma it caused seemed unbelievablet after what she had endured on live television for all the world to see. theyaid themselves wide open for the campaign and now were still being treated with little respect. he found it easier to move on but his wife kept s

stage, thinks it is a disaster and she is like, it is not and people start calling him, including darrellana, the famous film mobile saying that is the best performance i have ever seen so it has become a sensation. it changes the tide. eisenhower says, you are my boy and goes on to accept the vice president and then eisenhower goes on to win. peter: they met up with the eisenhower's in west virginia after that speech. heath: they did. maney offers to share her coat and pat is a little frosty. their relationship is quite interesting. maybe eisenhower cannot understand and pat says, we have just been through this crisis, obviously the eisenhower's had let them dangle for a while so pat i think forgiveness but does not forget about that whole situion. peter: from your book, the second-class treatment during the campaign and obliviousness to the trauma it caused seeme unbelievable to pat after what she had en on live television for allheorld to see. open for the campaign and now were still being treated with little respect. he found it easier to move on but his wife kept silent score. heath:

on this. >> we will darrell on the day of the announcement. >> this is really important. i think that this is the battleground and i think that all that's going to happen is you're going to hear great things from us, not as good as what they have with wamo, but wamo has so many miles that they've gone without any sort of terrible accidents or anything. >> although tesla has got more data than anybody given the billions of miles that have been driven by teslas, right? >> and tesla has got -- we saw the other day in that great interview on jon fortt's show with jensen wong, the actual platform that you ned the demand is insane. >> it is the word he used. >> for what, jim >> for the platform, the next generation platform, is the platform that i know that elon musk wants and i know, by the way, that, geez, the second richest man in the world mark zuckerberg really wants so it matters a great deal. >> you can never count musk out, that's for sure. >> i'm not -- >> not that anybody is. >> no. no >> when it comes to -- >> no, you are not counting him out. >> xai and what he's do

sacramento mayor darrell steinberg reacting to the news. very good day for the city and we tend to use these resources. so how will the money be spent? >> while steinberg says a portion of the funding will go toward a program to help people transition out of encampments like this one in north sacramento. >> into subsidized housing, a larger chunk of the funding will go toward doubling the size of this tiny home facility in north sacramento. >> by adding at least another 100 tiny homes were insisting that we have a cleaner and safer city. and we help as many people as possible. by continuing to seek more resources to be able to bring more people in with the services they need. still, republican state lawmakers say they're skeptical pointing to a state audit earlier this year that found the state spent more than 20 billion dollars on homeless programs but failed to adequately track the results of that spending. >> i tend to has tate when i hear another 131 million dollars going out there without, you know, having something in place be account

well, i need my food reports from darrell butler on the di, you monitoring situation in central garza, in the situations, can be this 5 as a cell. very challenging and difficult for 50000000000 populations across the garbage group. we're talking about ongoing aristocracy from over night time. early hours and this morning, just within the last couple hours, the sound of the art dealer is on the eastern part of the golf in the central area . all the ways perhaps through the western part of the camera, looking at it for the 2 adult das of the overnight attacks. and here the hours of this morning and 16 people in dropbox, video. and then the comment for the northern part of this trip where the military target at a residential home and i saw the rest of the cam and for the modern western part of the lion city, where the i know you're a talk, just targeted group of people on their way, where they have been shouldering selecting woods for the purpose of setting up fire and using it for cooking. because simply there is no cooking gas and other necessities available for people to confirm skill

he was greeted by sacramento mayor darrell steinberg and lieutenant governor eleni kounalakis. west coast fundraising swing. officials say yesterday's event raised $2.5 million. walz flew to reno, nevada, shortly after the event and will hold campaign events in arizona today. >> early voting is already underway for the november election, and some local races use a different process than usual. ranked choice voting has been used in san francisco since 2002, but for some there is still confusion over the system. traditional elections have a runoff between the top two candidates under ranked choice voting, voters can rank their choices to decide who they would vote for. if their preferred choice is eliminated. >> the system can accommodate up to ten candidates. they can rank nothing. they can vote one. they could rank up to ten. so it's totally up to the voter. it's the majority o remaining votes for the ballots remaining in that contest. >> as candidates with the least votes are eliminated, voters who rank those candidates first get their alternate choices counted until there's a

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sacramento mayor darrell steinberg reacting to the news. day for the city and tend to use these resources. so how will the money be spent? >> well, steinberg says a portion of the funding will go toward a program to help people transition out of encampments like this one in north sacramento. >> into subsidized housing, a larger chunk of the funding will go toward doubling the size of this tiny home facility in north sacramento. >> by adding at least another 100 tiny homes were insisting that we have a cleaner and safer city. and we help as many people as possible. by continuing to seek more resources to be able to bring more people in with the services they need. still, republican state lawmakers say they're skeptical pointing to a state audit earlier this year that found the state spent more than 20 billion dollars on homeless programs but failed to adequately track the results of that spending. >> i tend to has tate when i hear another 131 million dollars going out there without, you know, having something in place be accountable for it.

sacramento mayor darrell steinberg reacting to the news.y good day for the city and we tend to use these resources. so how will the money be spent? well, steinberg says a portion of the funding will go toward a program to help people transition out of encampments like this one in north sacramento. >> into subsidized housing, a larger chunk of the funding will go toward doubling the size of this tiny home facility in north sacramento. >> by adding at least another 100 tiny homes were insisting that we have a cleaner and safer city. and we help as many people as possible. by continuing to seek more resources to be able to bring more people in with the services they need. still, republican state lawmakers say they're skeptical pointing to a state audit earlier this year that found the state spent more than 20 billion dollars on homeless programs but failed to adequately track the results of that spending. >> i tend to has tate when i hetr another 131 million dollars going out there without, you know, having something in place be accountable fo

let's hear from darrell in michigan. independent line. caller: thank you for accepting my call. i think they are a little turned upside down here, we have more fish to fry than what's going on with last night's debate. when this war started with hamas and israel, the administration was all off saying we don't want to just become a widespread war. i got news for them. the two teams are shooting their ships at sea. they are shooting their missiles at northern are israel. right now, iran and israel are on a tit-for-tat basis, ok? it could be consider that the war has expanded. number two, what's happening over there in the ukraine. the ukraine is shipping missiles to moscow for the first time. putin is waving around tactical nuclear talk again. host: before we go further down the road, let's go to the debate. i know that you talked about iran, what did you think about last night's debate? caller: wait a second, your question for the day is presidential debate or iran missile attack. host: which you addressed. if you want to touch on the debate, go ahead. caller: i think it was a ne

he was greeted by sacramento mayor darrell steinberg and lieutenant governor eleni kounalakis.alz plans to meet with governor newsom in addition to the campaign events. the visit is part of a west coast fundraising swing for the kamala harris tim walz ticket. >> san francisco taking up the issue of working conditions at hotels across the city, board of supervisors committee heard public comment today during a hearing on the state of the hotel industry in san francisco. many of the comments were about conditions for hotel guests and workers, and this all follows two hotel worker strikes just last month, with more than 1500 workers walking off the job. >> this regard, we are struggling in the high living cost area and only focusing on how to squeezing every penny from us. how somebody who is working every single day, the average people that you see has been working for the last 35 years. >> why we have to worry whether we're going to retire and our pension is going to stay the same way. >> these strikes were organized by the unite here local two. after months of negotiations with

california congressman darrell issa has more on this. >>> harris made her campaign about vibes and democrat axlerod says she's now in hot water. >> i think the vibe right now isn't great. there's concern. but partly we have this plethora of polls, and they all say something slightly different. stuart: okay. how bad is this for haste? caylee mcgee on that. trump adding another promise to his grab bag of tax policies. now he wants to make car loan interest tax deductment economist -- economist e.j. antoni analyzes that after this. ♪ -- the clothes i'm wearing -- ♪ and the road goes on forever. ♪ i've got one more silver dollar. ♪ but i'm not gonna let 'em catch me, no. ♪ not gonna let 'em catch the midnight -- where ya headed? susan: where am i headed? am i just gonna take what the markets gives me? no. i can do some research. ya know, that's backed by j.p. morgan's leading strategists like us. when you want to invest with more confidence... the answer is j.p. morgan wealth management if you're living with dry amd, you may be at risk for developing geographic atrophy, or ga. ga can be unpredi

sacramento mayor darrell steinberg reacting to the news. very good day for the city and we tend to use these resources. so how will the money be spent? >> while steinberg says a portion of the funding will go toward a program to help people transition out of encampments like this one in north sacramento. >> into subsidized housing, a larger chunk of the funding will go toward doubling the size of this tiny home facility in north sacramento. >> by adding at least another 100 tiny homes were insisting that we have a cleaner and safer city. and we help as many people as possible. by continuing to seek more resources to be able to bring more people in with the services they need. still, republican state lawmakers say they're skeptical pointing to a state audit earlier this year that found the state spent more than 20 billion dollars on homeless programs but failed to adequately track the results of that spending. >> i tend to has tape when i hear another 131 million dollars going out there without, you know, having something in place be account

walz was greeted by sacramento mayor darrell steinberg and lieutenant governor eleni kounalakis.isit was part of a west coast fundraising swing. officials say today's event raised $2.5 million. >> this is a very genuine man who is fighting for working people, and that's what he's expressed in there. and obviously what's at stake in this election. but he said it was the first time he'd been to sacramento and i think we gave him a great welcome. >> walz flew to reno, nevada, shortly after the event, where he spoke to supporters there. he's going to hold campaign events also in arizona tomorrow. >> early voting is already underway for the november 5th elections and some local races are decided using ranked choice ktvu jana katsuyama has more on the entire process, and the biggest mistake that many voters make. >> ranked choice voting, sometimes known as an instant runoff election, has been used in san francisco since 2002. >> the voters in that election did vote to adopt ranked choice voting, filling out the ballot can be confusing for some voters in san francisco's mayor's race thi

sacramento mayor darrell steinberg reacting to the news. very good day for the city and tend use these resources. so how will the money be spent? well, steinberg says a portion of the funding will go toward a program to help people transition out of encampments like this one in north sacramento. >> into subsidized housing, a larger chunk of the funding will go toward doubling the size of this tiny home facility in north sacramento. >> by adding at least another 100 tiny homes were insisting that we have a cleaner and safer city. and we help as many people as possible. by continuing to seek more resources to be able to bring more people in with the services they need. still, republican state lawmakers say they're skeptical pointing to a state audit earlier this year that found the state spent more than 20 billion dollars on homelessness programs but failed to adequately track the results of that spending. >> i tend to has tape when i hear another 131 million dollars going out there without, you know, having something in place be accountable