joseph dwyer. an iraq war veteran from mount sinai, new york, as an army combat medic, he was the face of the iraq war. in 2003 this photo next to me was taken of joe carrying and injured iraqi child to safety and it went viral worldwide. unfortunately, when he came back home to long island he returned with the mental wounds of war. after years of struggling, he lost his battle with ptsd in 2008. it's important to note that joe didn't commit suicide. he was seeking temporary relief from his pain and his last words were, i don't want to die. understanding that p.f.c. dwyer was just one of many local veterans struggle, i created the p.f.c. joseph p. dwyer veteran support program in new york city in 2012. it's modeled as a peer-to-peer support program for veterans struggling with ptsd and t.b.i. it provides a safe, confidential and educational platform where all veterans are welcome to meet with other veterans in support of each other's successful transition to postservice life and seeks to build vet-

my name is dominic dwyer.ruses doing this, so that's why i think it is really still the most likely explanation. my name is dominic dwyer. i'm a medical virologist and infectious diseases specialist. and i have worked in public health virology for many years. professor dwyer agrees that all the current evidence points to a natural animal spill—over. wild animals and farmed animals were for sale in the markets in wuhan before the outbreak. so all of these piece by piece lean towards the animal hypothesis. but it's important to remember that you don't necessarily get a single piece of definitive evidence. it really is often about building block by block to get there. almost all of the scientists i have been in touch with agree that based on the evidence available so far, an animal spill—over is the most likely cause of the pandemic. but questions also remain over whether that spill—over may have happened by accident at a world—leading coronavirus research centre that happens to be in wuhan. in 2003, china was hi

tom: tony dwyer, thank you so much. lisa, i've abandoned you. we should be talking bonds here as we await the president in rome. i assume pope francis and the president are talking about the fixed income space right now. two-year yield, 0.51% it has come in. lisa: to me, they move off the ecb press conference, the idea that christine lagarde tried to push back against market expectations for a rate hike, and the market basically said we don't buy it, to me that is fascinating. she didn't do a good enough job is that is actually what she was trying to do. so we are lower, but we are still very high relative to where we had been over the last couple of years. tom: and to john authers' wonde rful essay, the market told the ecb what to do. kailey: in the market pulled forward its expectations this morning. yesterday we were pressing in a 20 basis point hike by simmer of 2022. now it is october. i would argue christine lagarde not try all that hard to push back. she could have been a lot firmer. she actually said it is not for me to say if market exp

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then there is dwyer, we will not talk about tony dwyer. to lori calvasina, i know you have her coming up, all of the nuances lead from the massive ambiguities of what will happen. jonathan: lori likes the banks and will be talking about it all week. what i asked mike was do you like the banks on higher rates regardless of if it drives high rates. the move we saw at the start of this year through the first quarter, that was on accelerating growth expectations. every single week it was upgrade after upgrade to the outlook to gdp in america. it is different this time around. we are seeing higher yields without a corresponding pickup in growth expectations. i'm joined understand if the bank trade still works in that environment? michael: i think it does. i think that rate move is important. it is an impressive year considering rates came back down. my move of the move back down in interest rates is chariman powell deciding despite the strong economic data, we had not made substantial firmer progress. that is what prompted the bond market to ra

i have father dwyer with me to help us understand this situation. it already happened, right?e saw this huge footprint of the american president. delia gallagher was saying nobody shows force the way the united states leaders do. it is thing second catholic u.s. president to meet with a sitting pope. first one, as father dwyer told me earlier, since diplomatic relations were created in 1984 established between the u.s. and vatican. why do you think he wanted to meet with the pontiff first when arriving for the g20? >> it is deeply personal to him, his faith, catholicism. their personal relationship is deep. it has history. he met him a number of times as vice president, in 2015. you and i both covered that. and pope francis consoled biden and his family after the loss of his son beau. he described a special rapport. he said this pope is electric, the feeling that he had about pope francis and his leadership in the church. they both have similar messages, you might say. they're in institutions where they have liberal leanings. and on that as well they see a lot of overlap. it's

it's looking dwyer across the horn, somalia, seeing a few showers, but for the wet weather we have to head west. we seen those thunderstorms roll across the central african republic and the congo is getting particularly heavy on monday. but love that wet when it is pushing down further south and as we head to southern africa looking lot dwyer in the west. we've got some sunshine coming through here. but it's looking rather wet and windy for eastern parts of south africa for mozambique sim bob way. and some areas of botswana. ah frank assessments is orcus likely to change biking behavioral? it's not gonna change their behavior, they're going to continue to do what they do and in depth analysis of the days global headlines inside story on al jazeera, ah, anger intro lanka, i guess what people say is poaching by indian fishermen will be live in colombo. ah oh. busy i'm adrian for the good. this is al 0 live from doha, also coming up. and i all mccall condemns a crack sound algerians protesting against french rule 60 years ago but stopped.

find out how much re tmoony dwyer sees later on "closing bell."ifteen minutes until we board. oh yeah, we gotta take off. you downloaded the td ameritrade mobile app so you can quickly check the markets? yeah, actually i'm taking one last look at my dashboard before we board. excellent. and you have thinkorswim mobile- -so i can finish analyzing the risk on this position. you two are all set. have a great flight. thanks. we'll see ya. ah, they're getting so smart. choose the app that fits your investing style. ♪♪ >>> another strong rally day on wall street. dow closed up 200. mike santoli is taking a look at seasonal trends. >> so it's the season when people want to talk about seasonal patterns turning positive for stocks anyway this is the average composite year on a calendar basis since 1950 where are we right now right here it is the very end of october which again on a net average basis you see the bottoming for that early fourth quarter move and then of course some of the best months of the year. taken as a broader background context and not

my name is ann dwyer and the editor of crane chicago business. today my more important credential as i happen to be good friends with miles harvey. in fact we've known each other, thought about this yesterday, for more than 30 years did you know that? [laughter] >> yes i guess i did. >> went miles asked me too come with him today to talk about his latest work and celebrate its publication in paperback i was of course thrilled to do it. because over the 30 years i've known miles i've watched him with astonishment and amazement transform himself from a journalist, to a writer and thinker, to teacher. and no one works harder than miles. he has worked so very hard on this latest volume, king of confidence. it is meticulously researched. it is beautifully written. : : also rippling through the atmosphere on the 20th anniversary of 9/11. where were you that day, miles? >> it's funny it's the unofficial launch of my paperback version of my new book a tale of utopian dreamers, frontier schemers, true believers, false prophets, and the murder of an americ

it's looking dwyer across the horn, somalia, seeing a few showers, but for the wet weather we have to head west. we seen those thunderstorms roll across the central african republic and the congo is getting particularly heavy on monday. but a lot of that wet weather is pushing down further south and as we head to southern africa looking lot dwyer in the west. we've got some sunshine coming through here. but it's looking rather wet and windy for eastern parts of south africa for mozambique, zimbabwe. and some areas of botswana ah, incarcerated the over half his life convicted by a non unanimous jury for a crime in which no one was hut, or blackmail making eye contact with the white forces could cause him the reasons why. and in this particular situation, it calls from them is free. why just the law deemed unconstitutional by the supreme court. still keep people behind bars and it's faded, rosanna being incarcerated. there's just another form of flavor. the jim crow convictions on al jazeera. ah ah ah ha you watching out his era mind if i top stories this hour, the number of people kill

i would point out that tony dwyer has a cardinal rule, if you do not see a recession, it is able marketthan: and the discussion of rate hikes, money market see the bank of england rate of 1% in december next year. that is not one hike, that is a few. interesting conversation starting to build in money markets. futures unchanged on the s&p. yields higher by couple of basis points. that is a turnaround. 1.5962. with tom keene in washington, lisa and i holding the fort in new york city. earnings season underway. big banks tomorrow. on radio and tv, this is bloomberg. leigh-ann: congressional democrats are still divided over how to -- president biden's economic agenda. there coming together over a taxing and planting -- taxing and spending plan of about $2 trillion but they cannot agree on which parts of the president's agenda to keep and how long to pay for them. next month the u.s. will relax coronavirus restrictions on its land borders with canada and mexico. that will allow the resumption of non-essential travel like tourism. the move comes up to the white house said it would start allo

father dwyer, host of sirious xm's the busted halo show and father edward beck.t's still going on. probably, i don't know, delia, what do you think? two dozen vehicles here. let's first get an idea of what this moment means in the eternal city and then we'll talk about the politics of it. delia? >> so, look, what we're seeing now is the motorcade going through the arch of the bowels. he's got to go right in the vatican up to the courtyard which we will also see that first greeting. and then unfortunately afterwards, we won't have the live pictures, but we'll get you an idea of what he'll be doing, walking up to those imposing marble halls, going down to the papal library to meet pope francis. as we were saying, you know, i've seen for 20 years heads of state come to meet the pope. but when the u.s. comes, with all their security, it's always a major show of force. and, of course, once you get out, it's president biden on his own there with pope francis, and that's always a really emotional -- >> what do we expect to see and not see in that's been a little bit of

i'll tell this to brianna, kaitlan, thank you very much, delia, father dwyer. brianna, i'm interviewing biden during the campaign and we're in iowa. and first, the staffers are, like, you get the whole thing, they look at you, like, that's time, you got to stop, and your producer is saying it and then jill biden comes in and leads and says we have to go. we have to go to this baseball field right now, joe. we have to go. so, you know, once he gets talking about something, he wants to, i'm sure both these men had to be stopped today. >> that was actually a very funny moment. i recall it very well. chris, thank you so much. we're going to be checking back in with you. we appreciate all the coverage from rome on this very important visit of the president's there. let's talk now with the white house national climate adviser, gina mccarthy. thank you so much for being with us this morning. a key day there. what is the president's goal on this trip when it comes to climate change? >> well, the president's goal is to make sure that we go to glasgow holding our heads u

our devin dwyer takes a closer look. >> reporter: in rare rapid succession, the justices have been disavowinge become the most dangerous. >> reporter: the supreme court on a p.r. offensive. >> we don't trade votes, and members of the court have different judicial philosophies. >> reporter: justice amy coney barrett in a speech alongside mitch mcconnell insisting the court is not comprised of a bunch of partisan hacks. after growing concern about the court's stability. >> the public perception of the court's legitimacy seemed so seriously threaten. >> reporter: public approval has hit its lowest in two decades, down 18 points from lst year -- last year, sinking nine points since just july. [ chanting ] >> reporter: the court's 5-4 midnight decision in september to allow that texas ban on nearly all abortions only adding to public controversy. >> roe v. wade is on thin ice. at the moment, it feels more as if it's a question of when and not if, and how and not whether. >> reporter: in a major case out of mississippi this fall, the justices will decide whether to overturn nearly 50 years of abort

across europe, especially in the north as that autumn weather continues to sweep in, but it is looking dwyer and finer across central and southern areas with long spells of sunshine. but on friday, as we look to the north west, we got wet and windy weather sweeping into britain, an island. so stronger rain and some heavier showers that feeds into the wet and windy weather, blowing into scandinavia come saturday. we are seen some heavy rain shimmy into southern parts of england is gonna remain robert unsettled for london as we go into the weekend. but by the time we get to sunday, we will have some sunshine breaking through the cloud for central area that is looking rather cloudy. for france though, we are seeing some sunshine ahead of that wet weather that comes into play as we move into saturday. we're also seeing some heavy showers across parts of italy and greece, but it does dry up on saturday, but that brisk wind will remain blowing down the black sea into some of those greek islands. but for the iberian peninsula, it is looking a lot finer and dryer, across sensual areas, lots of sunsh

i'm here in rome with delia gallagher and father dwyer. you want to come to the city and make a show, put a new face on america for the allies. what does it mean to start by meeting with his holiness. >> look, it is very important for the pope as well. this is happening on the eve of g20, cop 26, both international meetings discussing issues that pope francis has staged a large part of his pontifficate is. >> here's the president of the united states. he is meeting the region of the papal household. >> reporter: he will greet them. he greets also the gentleman, the papal footman. he says hello to them. and then they will go inside the apostolic palace. of course the pope doesn't live there anymore. he has chosen not to live there. he still greets heads of state there because that is where the papal library is. when you see the pope come to the window, that's the papal apartments. that's where president biden will go now. >> you can see the excitement on his face with his wife there. in terms of francis's message, why does it mean so much t

speech pathologist brooke dwyer and her sister sell online speech development courses their website gets more than a quarter of its traffic from instagram. >> we have put so much time and effort and content and hours into instagram to think that it could just all go away like that in a second was, you know, a big thing for us it definitely made us think, hmm, okay, maybe we should become more active on other platforms. >> the outage cost facebook an estimated $60 million in revenue and that's all from ads that weren't delivered. shep, the breadth of the impact of facebook's outage does raise some questions about whether small businesses can be too reliant on the giant >> julia, thank you. >>> that oil spill in southern california is spreading tonight. dive teams today found the damage to the pipeline where the oil poured out u.s. coast guard officials say it has a 13-inch split they say a 4,000-foot section of that pipeline moved more than 100 feet from where it used to sit on the sea floor officials are looking into whether a ship's anchor may have hit the pipeline and dragged it, but s

debra dwyer, planning department staff. thank you for the question. the process does allow for a site building review process which does typically review after ceqa and after the entitlements? this allows for building to review conceptual plans for conformance with the building code and conformance with recommendations in the geotechnical report. however, the site permit that's followed by the submittal of construction documents which are the details engineer designs that are used for actual construction, and those addenda, for example, for foundational and structural design and for the super structure are reviewed by the building department in separate phases, and those are reviewed, and there is a back and forth with the -- in the case of tall buildings with the design review team in which they meet and review and ask questions of the engineer of record, both the geotechnical engineer and the structural engineer to ensure compliance with the building code as well as provisions of the local code. in this case, for tall buildings. this is in administr

debra dwyer, planning department staff. thank you for the question. the process does allow for a site building review process which does typically review after ceqa and after the entitlements? this allows for building to review conceptual plans for conformance with the building code and conformance with recommendations in the geotechnical report. however, the site permit that's followed by the submittal of construction documents which are the details engineer designs that are used for actual construction, and those addenda, for example, for foundational and structural design and for the super structure are reviewed by the building department in separate phases, and those are reviewed, and there is a back and forth with the -- in the case of tall buildings with the design review team in which they meet and review and ask questions of the engineer of record, both the geotechnical engineer and the structural engineer to ensure compliance with the building code as well as provisions of the local code. in this case, for tall buildings. this is in administr

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