with that and when i walked with the very beginning it was mayor ed lee. the bulk of the development and the decisions the financial decisions and commitment under mayor breed i saw all 3 at the table and how they were working together it was striking. it has continued. mohcd dog ed in helping get this done. dog ed in honoring had than i hear from the district. it speaks to the different tone that is set today and in no mall part because of mayor breed's leadership. like to offer the mayor to share thoughts. [applause]. >> finally here! let me tell you. i really was worried about how long if took to get this project done. fiona can appreciate this as someone when went to the school it must feel great being here and making in this place for educators to live and work and thrive and we have been hearing the conversations over the decades about the need for educator housing and often times when we put things on it is ballot. there is a lot of conversation about housing for teachers housing for firefighters, housing for all the people but we know that the laws

ed lee, i'm just yanking your chain. thank you. >> no, i'll take it. i can take it. >> brian >> listen, the chinese government is really good at those algorithms somehow they know what we want remember who owns tiktok technology, by the way, once the stalwart of the market, may be losing its dominant role our next guest says investors should look to energy to protect their portfolios jerry castalini. i may know something about energy we talk about oil and gas all the time here's the problem there's a whole section of the world that says we're not going to invest in oil and gas, esg, et cetera. you can agree with that, by the way, but if you do, you might be lo leaving a lot of money on the table because there's only one group consistently growing its cash flow and that is energy >> brian, you hit the nail on the head first of all, all we're doing right now is reviewing these big tech company earnings and tearing them apart and trying to piece out what could happen over the next couple of years and we are going pretty far down that road, right? we've kn

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with that and when i walked with the very beginning it was mayor ed lee.development and the decisions the financial decisions and commitment under mayor breed i saw all 3 at the table and how they were working together it was striking. it has continued. mohcd dog ed in helping get this done. dog ed in honoring had than i hear from the district. it speaks to the different tone that is set today and in no mall part because of mayor breed's leadership. like to offer the mayor to share thoughts. [applause]. >> finally here! let me tell you. i really was worried about how long if took to get this project done. fiona can appreciate this as someone when went to the school it must feel great being here and making in this place for educators to live and work and thrive and we have been hearing the conversations over the decades about the need for educator housing and often times when we put things on it is ballot. there is a lot of conversation about housing for teachers housing for firefighters, housing for all the people but we know that the laws that exist reall

with that and when i walked with the very beginning it was mayor ed lee.he development and the decisions the financial decisions and commitment under mayor breed i saw all 3 at the table and how they were working together it was striking. it has continued. mohcd dog ed in helping get this done. dog ed in honoring had than i hear from the district. it speaks to the different tone that is set today and in no mall part because of mayor breed's leadership. like to offer the mayor to share thoughts. [applause]. >> finally here! let me tell you. i really was worried about how long if took to get this project done. fiona can appreciate this as someone when went to the school it must feel great being here and making in this place for educators to live and work and thrive and we have been hearing the conversations over the decades about the need for educator housing and often times when we put things on it is ballot. there is a lot of conversation about housing for teachers housing for firefighters, housing for all the people but we know that the laws that exist re

with that and when i walked with the very beginning it was mayor ed lee.d the decisions the financial decisions and commitment under mayor breed i saw all 3 at the table and how they were working together it was striking. it has continued. mohcd dog ed in helping get this done. dog ed in honoring had than i hear from the district. it speaks to the different tone that is set today and in no mall part because of mayor breed's leadership. like to offer the mayor to share thoughts. [applause]. >> finally here! let me tell you. i really was worried about how long if took to get this project done. fiona can appreciate this as someone when went to the school it must feel great being here and making in this place for educators to live and work and thrive and we have been hearing the conversations over the decades about the need for educator housing and often times when we put things on it is ballot. there is a lot of conversation about housing for teachers housing for firefighters, housing for all the people but we know that the laws that exist really make it so c

that was happening in the immigrant communities throughout our city but through the vision of mayor ed lee and also community leaders like annie chung and other city leaders, we created the model for naturalization and immigrant community empowerment in the country here through the pathway through citizenship initiative and the immigrants rights commission i would say as well. we should be proud of the work we have done here to support immigrants, to naturalize, to register to vote and become active politically and civically in our city and let's keep it up. there's so much work to do to support our immigrants because our immigrant communities make san francisco what we are, right. there's the diversity, the beautiful diverse of our city. they are our small business owners and service workers and tech workers and our cultural, and add so much cultural to our city. let's keep uplifting our immigrant community and congratulations everyone. and of course to our new citizens and introduce, my colleague district three, supervisor aaron peskin. [applause] >> thank you, annie, thank you to my col

luckily he was able to deter that and the group surrounding him took the emotionally disturb ed person down, so leeeldin and his family had felt this personally twice, but this is happening all over our state, all over our country, and you know, crime wave kathy hochul can say oh, more should be done, but she's doing nothing the mayor of my city, the one i lost to, eric adams i call him the swagger man with no plan is doing nothing so they can't all of a sudden absolve themselves of responsibility and hopefully the people will remember that when they go to vote ink across country on november 8. jackie: right and i don't disagree with you. i was hoping eric adams as am to ker law enforcement official be able to do something about the crime crisis in this city, curtis, and we haven't seen anything yet. he does certainly know how to go to restaurants and clubs and rubble bows with certain types of people, but you know, we're still seeing problems on our streets. having said that former new york governor david patterson saying he's never felt less safe in new york city. listen to this. >> for the first

not only for lee sure, transatlantic. edtian cee of delta airlines we talk about the q 3 results and the guidance for the fourth quarter. delta essentially in line for the third quarter. fourth quarter guidance better than many people were expecting. back to you. >>> phil, thank you very much. >>> let's take a look at the futures futures right now. dow futures ended up about 140. the nasdaq indicated up by 26. and the s&p which has closed down for six sessions in a row now is indicated up by about 17. we we'll see if they can hold onto that at 830 time:30 when we get consumer inflation number. we should take a look at the ten year guilt. it looks like at this .4.302%. yields kind of hanging around. steve leaseman is here. we can talk to him in a little bit about what's happening if they are going close the window tomorrow and what that means for the players involved. >>> now we talk about the move and the guilt previewing the cpi data today. senior economics reporter steve leaseman. julia coronado president and founder of ma

lee zeldin for governor. then peggy newnan wrote a great op-ed in the journal this morning saying crime could elect a republican much are you dealing with pushback on cashless bail? latisha james is the new york attorney general and we know that cashless bail is one of the policies of the democrats. it has just blown up in their faces, putting criminals back on the street after they commit crimes. tell me about your plans, should you win the ag spot from latisha james. >> sure. so i actually was also endorsed by the new york post. i think new york post and the washington -- the wall street journal see what everyday new yorkers are seeing and it's not republicans, independent, it's democrats also that cashless bail and these other pro-criminal policies that latisha james has supported her whole political career are not working. she ran in 2018 2018 on cashless bail. she got what she wanted. it failed. she took the working party line which said you can't revisit cashless bail. she said she needs more data before she would revisit changes to cashless bail. that's a despicable mindset. michael henry would work to m

ed sa buildings in the hard-hit district from further destruction. one of the buildings that survived, a third generation family busines in the marina. mary lee spoke with the owner who shares what he remembers about that day. >> we have been doing this for so long. we grew up in this business. it is really in our blood and it is something that we know . >> reporter:'s family has owned luke delicatessen right here i the marina district since 1929 >> my grandfather corrupt right around the corner on toledo . there are people that come in today that no my grandparents and my father. >> reporter: they are like a familiar friend in the neighborhood. they do a lot together included the 1989 earthquake where the marina district was one of the hardest hit areas in n sco . >> the entire community was affected, for sure. the difference is it is not a corne building. it is in the middle o the block. as you can see, this building is butted up against this building. and when the earthquake happened , basically the buildings just kind of bounced off of each other and they hold each other up. oh my god! well, the one thing i do remember was the fires. the

. >> emily: once lee zeldin threw his hat in the ring, it seemed like such a chasm between him and the incumbent governor. the op-ed's about getting governor hochul reelected, not a lasting fix. enjoy the extra cops on the subway. they will keep you safer but remember they are there because governor hochul is afraid too but for her own reelection prospects. as we have seen, lee zeldin's neck and neck because it's actually committed to law and order and new yorkers have seen that. >> kayleigh: i thought about you. you said that you heard an ad and you thought it was for lee zeldin and that you were shocked to hear that it was kathy hochul. she just put out a new ad. i had the same experience as you. she said new yorkers have a right to live free of fear. safe new york for every child. that's why kathy hochul is running for governor. sorry, we gave you a shot. you didn't stand up to the legislature on reform. this shouldn't be a jump ball race but it isn't in a microcosm. i spoke to a lifelong new yorker. he said i love to bring my kids into manhattan. i don't do it anymore because it's too scary. he said i'm not pol

ed rendell, appreciate you both joining us this morning. thank you. >>> a lot of attention on the new york matchup, cath u hochul squaring off against republican lee zeldin. this is their first and only zat ahead of the midterms, ahead of their election. the two clark on a number of topics, the main themes of the night, though, crime, including crime involving guns and guns as well, plus bail reform. >> there is no crime fighting plan if it doesn't include guns, illegal guns. we lost another child and a teacher yesterday in st. louis because people will not support what i was able to get done here in new york and that is a ban on assault weapons for teenagers. you can't even do that. >> kathy hochul believes the only crimes being committed are crimes with guns. you have people who are afraid of being pushed in front of on coming subway cars, being stabbed and beaten to death on the street with hammers. we need to be talking about all of these other crimes. >> recent polling shows the race tightening. kathy hochul's lead falling to 4 and 6 points in just the past week. >>> new this morning the russian president overseeing a fresh round of military drills