elizabeth. h, ., ., pretty spectacular behind you, elizabeth. ,., ., ., ., pretty spectacular behind you, elizabethrise this _ elizabeth. good morning, a pretty sunrise this morning. _ elizabeth. good morning, a pretty sunrise this morning. we - elizabeth. good morning, a pretty sunrise this morning. we saw- elizabeth. good morning, a pretty sunrise this morning. we saw lotsj elizabeth. good morning, a pretty i sunrise this morning. we saw lots of clear skies last night but also high cloud and it's that that is reflecting the somewhat in all of these beautiful colours so step outside and take a look, you may be lucky. a different date of weather today, some sunshine, hazy for much of the time but dry and what you will really notice is it is feeling cooler and already a colder start of the day with many temperatures and low single figures but a bit of patchy frost, as cold as we thought it would be this time yesterday because of that cloud. it's largely out towards the west by pushing further east and still quite windy towards the north sea facing coasts as well, especially this morning. the coquard

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were and is allowable the s&p 500 see with electric cars or computers with wheels mix is okay elizabeth. elizabeth: wells fargo come to came under major clouds several years ago because his accusing of making up fake customer accounts printed so regulators and punishment for did nasa cap on them which could be lifted in 2024 come is doing okay with caps the signal be doing even better thing comes up. jack: a lot of kinds of the company bit better and thank you great insights as always said that's all for us will see you next wee >> from fox studios in new york city, maria bartiromo wall street. maria: happy weekend to all to the program that analyzes the weeks that wasn't held position you for the week ahead and i am maria bartiromo trump and harris are back in the campaign trail with women to election day is the use pieces major crises once come hurdles into the race for the white house pretty and tensions are high the middle east is israel is battling strong retaliation against iran's missile attack this week invited urging our .net to it a facilities but in discussions about oil site all of thi

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elizabeth and her friend hanna, exchange updates, noise cutting also spare time is enough to play later that night. elizabeth cleats, her notes from the day, but suddenly the air raid sirens go off. keith is under attack by russian ruins and miss out. now as things have to move fast, you the safe place for elizabeth is under ground and because in the metro station gets mostly smoking, she is feeling with her own camera. excuse me to see if i can then come on this terror at night as really a physical bodily experience. even if you don't get hit by the bonus, you react physically to it with trembling and complete attention. the to you indicate exhibits of touch them. elizabeth recording ends here, but the ones that she spends the night in the underground and remains on harmed. and these on the last night's attack was one of the most intense he had seen in months of the i'm just enough time to come in utah. and so this was a combined attack fast that withdrawn solves i picked and then came to real kits and crews messiah's moscow on this video shows a supermarket being hit. the 2 people died on firestone. this is all on stage, most most, it also comes into play, right? because you know the dangers real. ok. so for you to ship it whole, it's a very real physical threat of a threat to everyone's life.

such as a sensual and material which is in the moment when i didn't like the law of dora is elizabeth elizabeth, oregon. mitchell screw. well, in the middle of something that we didn't present in the beginning of the results between you and the 2, would you do me a solution for sure, and i'm comfortable in which way, which insidiously similarly process the explosions shot. so good, nice across the lebanese camp is unlimited, as well as with lenses and foaming and ongoing inpatient the despite the focus on a move and a but it's real, it keeps up from baldwin's of garza, on the west bank. we visit the moving funeral of a family that lost his children in one such tried the website. when they started flying off, i almost died from fear i started cooling out. so my daughters, the goals inside the room, but there was no sound from them. they were lying inside and i couldn't recognize them. they were covered in dust on aging. some of the a you for imposing has the power as fund.

so as i said, just want me to know which is the time when i didn't like to lock the door, is elizabeth elizabeth, oregon. mitchell screw. well, in the middle of something in the we did present to not meet the results between you and make to bundle. would you do have another solution for children? i'm comfortable, which, which, which insidiously suit him. they process the way everybody. welcome back to moscow and welcome back to the most go mules. i'm shay, bowes, and just like all the greats in history on in the current day. and i'm part of a team. you've got lab robin proof, you've got sleepy joe and kamala, you got the zalinski and schools anyway.

elizabeth: over what time frame in. >> this is about the last 12 the years. elizabeth: okay. >> that's a remarkable figure if you extrapolate that over the other 49 states, god almighty. and the hispanic-americans along the board are at the fore front of this -- at the border. elizabetht's happening. congressman fallon, thanks for bringing it tonight. it's good to see you. >> thanks, liz. elizabeth: housing costs have been skyrocketing. home prices more than doubling in some regions. the polls show the economy remains the top concern in this election along with the border: lock who's here, a great reporter, madison alworths us in new york city with more. madison. >> reporter: liz, nationally home prices have grown 48% since 2019, and in some swing states it's worse. take a look at this. the median home sale price in in 20 to 20 was $29 the 7,000. -- 297,000. in september of this year it was $443,000. nearly $150,000 more. michigan has also seen a big runup from $184,000 to now $266,000 for your median home. rents also stay high because it's hard and expensive to get into a home. making rent an issue if in swing states as well. renters in those states on average earn 17 less than needed to afford the typical apartment. both campaigns are focusing on this issue. harris

elizabeth: tom homan come back soon, i am elizabeth macdonald, thank you for watching "the evening edit," dvrs us, dagen and sean with the "the bottom line." dagen: thanks e-mac. elizabeth

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elizabeth. elizabeth: you know, how to insult and smear, put food on the table, gas in the car, stop the open borders and stop crime. it's really, it's really curious, what's happening right now. bob nardelli, thanks for joining us. it's great to see you again. >> thank you very much. elizabeth: -- >> donald trump, you never see him around strong, intelligence women. ever. intelligent women. it's just that simple. they're intimidating to him. you know, he doesn't like to be challenged by them. elizabeth: okay. we're digging into this new controversy. kamala harris' top campaign surrogate, mark cuban, slams trump's women support possessor as weak, stupid. this just days after biden called trump's supporters garbage. why alienate the female vote when the election is just days away? how does revealing their true insulting thoughts about trump supporters lower your costs, stop record crime? zero, no apologies. next up, trump campaign spokeswoman karoline leavitt and tammy bruce, we're going to talk to them about it. about the harris campaign calling them weak and stupid. also this -- >> a so-called comedian calls puerto rico a floating island of garbage in the ocean, making the most repulsive racial jokes about latinos in this country. >> obviously, those comments about puerto r

were and is allowable the s&p 500 see with electric cars or computers with wheels mix is okay elizabeth. elizabeth: wells fargo come to came under major clouds several years ago because his accusing of making up fake customer accounts printed so regulators and punishment for did nasa cap on them which could be lifted in 2024 come is doing okay with caps the signal be doing even better thing comes up. jack: a lot of kinds of the company bit better and thank you great insights as always said that's all for us will see you next wee rachel: they tried to put it in my hand. will: that's it for us today. do you want to say good bye? ♪ maria: good sunday morning, everyone. well come to "sunday morning futures." thanks so much for joining us this morning, i'm maria bartiromo. today, negligence and dereliction of couth. fema running out of money after the white house shelled out billions to house and care for illegals as american citizens get walloped by hurricane helene with a little help from biden and harris. former hawaii congresswoman tulsi gabbard on the ground in north carolina and georgia with reli

elizabeth. where's elizabeth? she has been so great. thank you.ne of the greatest business people in the country, in the united states, and i think actually beyond, and she's been a fan and i have been a fan of hers but she has been a friend for a long time. you look well. we are here this evening in solemn remembrance of one of the darkest hours in all of human history. when year ago today every civilized person was filled with shock and horror and grief at the news of an evil so absolute that nobody has seen anything like it. it can fairly be described. you cannot describe it. october 7 was not just the deadliest day for the jewish people since the holocaust. it was not just the worst terror attack since 9/11. it was an attack on humanity itself. it was a hideous, incredible cruelty. it was chilling saturday, demonic delight in the destruction. ofhuman life it seemed as if. the gates of hell had sprung open and unleashed their horrors onto the world and that's exactly what happened. what a moment in time, what a moment and horrible history, horr

elizabeth and the kids. yeah, trying to hide it, trying not to hurt anybody. you know, he didn't wanna hurt elizabeth or his family. ♪ it appeared edwards wanted his lie to outlive elizabethght it would be better for everyone. instead, as elizabeth's cancer progressed, she was left with the knowledge that not only had her husband gaslit her for years, a team of people had known the truth and stayed silent or rationalized it as the right thing to do. severson: elizabeth edwards died on december 7, 2010, from breast cancer. ♪ it was a very cold and rainy day in raleigh. ♪ john had his two youngest kids' hands, and just, i remember him leaning down and saying, "you guys all right?" yeah, it was-- it was a very heavy day. [sighs] when she could barely speak anymore, uh, my dad and i sat at her bedside and held each of her hands, and she just kept looking at us back and forth, saying, "i'm okay. i'm okay." she was way more worried about us than we were about her. ♪ elizabeth...died, and--and i'm wondering what you felt when that happened. did you think when she passed away, that finally you and john could be together? mm...i don't think so. -when did-- -i'm no certain i ever t

elizabeth: chris cabrera, thanks for your service working with the border to keep it safe. good to see you. >> thank you. elizabeth: [inaudible conversations] >> all right, go ahead. go ahead. elizabeth: okay. now he's a lame duck. biden decides to do his first ever white house press briefing room conference? stealing the headlines from kamala's big michigan speech? we'll break down biden's revenge on kamala for not bringing him up on the campaign trail. byron york is going to take it on tonight. also democrats' election maneuvers, look at this. first there was a sudden crackdown on the border out of the blue. now kamala's flip-flops and copying trump, now it's pushing and delaying past the election that disastrous port if strike. tonight, a business owner will speak to us on kamala doing anything to get elected. as more on a new report kamala's inner circle not happy not knowing about tim walz's lying and embellishments and how that's alarming top democrats. plus, tech genius elon musk, he will join president trump on the campaign trail in butler, pennsylvania, tomorrow. that's the site of the first assassination attempt on the former president. my panel will react. but first, even

issues trying to hide it from elizabeth try not to hurt anybody, you know, he didn't want to hurt elizabeth or his family it appeared edwards wanted his lie to outlive elizabeth may have thought it would be better for everyone instead, as elizabeth's cancer progress, she was left with the knowledge that not only had her husband gaslit her for years, a team of people had known the truth and stayed silent or rationalized it as the right thing to do elizabeth edwards died on december 7th, 2010 from breast cancer in raleigh john had his two youngest kids hands and just i remember him leaning down and saying, guys. >> all right. yeah, it was it was a very heavy day when she could barely speak anymore my dad and i said at her bedside and held each of our hands and she just kept looking at us back-and-forth saying, i'm okay. i'm ok. >> she was way more worried about us than we were about her you felt when that happened did you think when she passed away in they finally, you and john can be together >> when did not certain i ever thought john and i would end up together saying about all of it. >> yeah i never would have gone down this road. >> why? because i'm a pare

only one, i am one of one, native american in the senate, i'm actually cherokee and like elizabeth -- unlike elizabethies to claim to be something. and being cherokee, my family knows a little bit about a have a hand of a government and what they can do when they get too much power behind them. we need someone that will -- someone that is going to go out there and put us in front of their own ambitions. and president trump is just that guy. [applause] now, as i mentioned before, i know a little bit about fighting and i know a fighter when i see one. and our fighter, the guy who is fighting for our country, the people's fighter, the one that is on the mat every single day fighting for us. the one that can bring down inflation. the one that can get our country back on track. the one that can bring down inflation. one that, because energy independent again. the guy that can actually secure our borders. the fighter i'm talking about is the man that showed true leadership and courage during an assassination attempt. a man that stood up and raised his fist in the air and said to all americans -- fight, figh

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elizabeth sutherland. the elizabeth choreography comes from all the things she sees has m feels around to the things we suffer, cuz we defaults to dance. you know, when people feel joy, they feel sadness when we just even express in normal everyday language of very physical about is the, [000:00:00;00] the, the piece is called weaving. and the while it involves arrow felt sense vs and a little bit of a physical theatre. and it explores the text so tradition of elizabeth will travel and perform leaving in the wild and communities in the volta region of government. so this would be shown to people who are actually taking part and leaving call and check and see how the people doing that type of work on next to this performance the we have appropriate a time for different types of events. there's a funeral that different types of class that you with the would really like to work to connect to young people. i think we are all very interested in the culture. and so i would like to to be a connecting points for young people to the traditions of their culture is most of the men that we've kenzie saw and elizabeth is interrogating this by inciting him body practice within this tradition the, the obviously seen and i cry each cracking with was is to be human, to be gone then today as in gauge as our past present and future as a writer. these are things that can send me to the full, the day and this time for last visit to the studio of coffee. oh, we are the hi

elizabeth: alexis, you're a great journalist. really interesting stuff. >> reporter: thanks. elizabeth: thank you so much. good to see you. >> the american people know who you are, they know who i am. and i think they know i'm not a serial lie -- liar. elizabeth running mate, tim walz with, going on the airwaves saying he's not a serial liar. take a look at his long list of controversies and embellishmentings. and now a new one, governor tim walz approved an aggressive tax hike. he also now has approved an aggressive tax hiken gasoline in minnesota -- on gasoline in minnesota that people need the drive their cars. joining us now, minnesota state representative greg davis. it's good to see you, greg. so state lawmakers are in an uproar. they're saying this is a bad and lazy tax hike saying it hurts people. can you tell us what's happening? >> well, what's happening with an automatic inflator on the gas tax is every year that goes by there'll be an automatic increase. so normally i've been very much against inflators because when it's the called the lazy man's tax, it's because you don't have to come back and justify your position again. so, and the other issue with the gas tax, it's very, very reyes, sirrive. so it really hurts the poorest of

elizabeth pipko. elizabeth over to you for his, tim walz, apparently the knucklehead to tim walz came out again because he said this on the view, watch. >> shack she worked in a mcdonald's, she did not go and pander and disrespect mcdonald's workers by standing there in a red tide to take a picture. his policies undermined those workers in that mcdonald's pick. >> trace: he just shows he makes no greater to base under these shows pick. >> is certainly not getting good advice. number 1 we have no proof kamala harris did or did not work in a mcdonald's, i think the biggest problem is that they cannot prove this claim, for some reason that media is a lot more obsessed with donald trump showing up at a mcdonald's making people happy with that appearance and then they are concerned with fact-checking whether kamala harris actually worked in one or not. the fact is trump showed up, obviously it was planned because he is the former and probably future president of the united states with multiple assassination attempts, everybody seemed to have a great time with him they pick it at a great job, he was relatable guy down to earth and a funny, and his opponents are melting down as usual. >> trace: it was a plan to show up, he always he did not show up and drop anna. hears a customer served by trump who is originally from brazil, she said this. >> it was like meeting a friend, he looked as in the eye, the way he communicated with as, the way he greeted my children into the back seats it was incredible. i cannot believe i shook donald trump's hand, and won't wash my hands for the next few days to three a lot of people echoed that. >> exactly because donald trump is really good at talking to be able. think the reason why the left is melting down so much about this trip to mcdonald's as they are stuck with a very bad retail politician, who is not capable of relating to voters on that 1-v-1 level the way that trump is. and trump is always in on the joke, he knows is a little bit silly to make fries in the fryer with a white shirt on and a red tide, but he's not trying to be anything he is not. that is why you comes across as authentic while tim walz failing to load a shotgun, and makes voters feel like they are putting on a play. >> trace: tim walz, one more song for you, because he was as the same questions that kamala harris was asked on the view and he blew a, watch. >> you point to a policy decision over the last four years that you and the vice president would have made differently from president biden? p-1 think the expansion on medicare is something i wish would have been proposed sooner but are they are tackling to the issues they needed to, they came out of a pandemic that trump left a mess for, the economy was broken. >> trace: in other words the answer is no, would not change a thing. [laughter] it's important to the american people know that period i would also like to point out he was asked on the view, whether he wants to answer for being or not being in china and about his own military record which he lied about for many years on different occasions, he had no answer for that either. i think it's interesting you can go on a show as friendly as of the view with as much separation he has had and still mess up those very easy opportunities to give the american people the very basic answers they deserve on his military record, whether kamala harris can do any different from the failure that joe biden has been these last four years. >> trace: she was as a same question on the view and colbert, he was asked and goes and says listen, i will say this, bill marra talking about trump derangement syndrome. watch. >> it's like my republican friends, it's not deranged you feel this. it's not deranged,. >> what? >> yeah,, we are not guessing what he is going to do, he is saying this is what i going to do period. >> trace: 11 when they say this, they say this like 17 times, never said whether this was kind just who says that they have to believe this. what is said that he is saying that is so offensive to you? >> it right, i would love to know, maybe it is deranged actually to sincerely believe that trump is going to be an office for four years and then refused to leave, he will be a dictator forever. we had a test run of trump for four years, all of their are unfounded. these sit on these obvious jokes like a dictator on day one or talking about some of their comments being flipped on their heads. it's very hard to take them seriously. >> trace: amber, elizabethank you both. >> mr. trump: it we are leading by law, we are leading in the polls, every single state >> according to polls donald trump is leading by double digits with men. >> we are looking at oppose closer today, pennsylvania, michigan, wisconsin, arizona, nevada, you nearly have a bigger say. >> the polls, it's even steven, it might be a close call blood me tell you cut i don't believe the polls. >> trace: 15 days from the election time for a closer look at where donald trump and kamala harris stand, new polling, let's bring an justin wallin agreed to heavy on the show. fox news brand-new polling right here, choice for president in voting right now includes registered voters, 48% kamala harris, 50 trump, likely voters the same numbers. trump leading in both, what do you think? is a gravity pulling more towards trump? >> i certainly understand the desire when you're looking at a polling to numbers this close to see is there something into those that suggested there is something mov

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elizabeth: good to see you, larry. welcome to "the evening edit," i'm elizabeth macdonald. [background sounds] elizabeth: tonight israel and iran at war. iran fires 181 rockets at israel, its largest ever strike. a wider war break out on president biden and vice president kamala harris' watch. we'll show you what former president trump just said moments ago. the vice presidential debate happening tonight amid major chaos. senator markwayne mullin from senate armed services is going to join us in just a moment. also tonight, this -- >> all of our cities are rounding up their resources. we're coordinating with the north carolina emergency management to make sure that all our police, our fire, our electric services can be coordinated to get them up to help our friends up in the mountains. >> the amount of cleanup they're going to have, it's going to take weeks. >> there's going to be a ton of rebuilding just to get commerce back, just where kids can get to school. >> no matter who or where you are in western north carolina, if you need help, we are working around the clock to reach you. elizabeth: we're ta

elizabeth neumann. elizabeth, good to see you again. for the record, in recent interviews, donald trump is denying accusations he is a fascist and he is the opposite of adolf hitler, so he says. what, in your experience serving in his administration, informed you on whether or not he is a fascist and how he views power. >> it does not surprise me he would deny it because i don't think he knows what the meaning of the word is. he does not have a good grasp of history. what we do know and you heard in general kelly's statements, he has an admiration for adolf hitler. he has an admiration for today's dictators, for pain, for xi. he has this weird kind of obsession with him and it kind of also comes out in the way that he would dictate orders and then when somebody would come back to him and say, sorry, sir, you are not allowed to do that, he would get frustrated. he seemed to really think that by becoming president he would be all powerful and on a number of occasions, especially early on in 2017, with the remark he had a lot more authority edited businessman that he did as president of the united states. as we now know from how he governed his businesses, flouting the law there, too, you know, he doesn't like abiding by the rule of law. so the reason i and many others have been sounding the alarm here is when he starts saying things like he will use the military and he will use the national guard in our streets to be able to enforce his orders, whatever his plans are, i think you need to take that seriously. he actually wants to do that. there will be no general kelly to tell him know this time. >> i know you served on president george w. bush's security council after the september 11th attacks but you endorse vice president kamala harris. was it a clear choice for you? >> this is hard, all right? in that i am a conservative. i don't affiliate with the republican party anymore because of what donald trump did to it. i am definitely a conservative still. from a policy perspective, i have to believe there will be things that she stands for and policy i disagree with. that is not what this election is about. it is a luxury to debate policy. at this point we have one candidate who is competent and has the character and integrity to take the oath of office and carry the oath of office out and another candidate who has already proven he will not keep the oath of office, that he will lead this country to more division into violence and will overthrow the constitution if it gets in his way. if you are casting your vote and are struggling, maybe you are a conservative or republican, like i am. you think i don't like some of her policies, i would encourage you to understand that this is not that election. this is not an election about policy. this is an election about preserving democracy. we will fight policy issues on another day. the senate will be held by the republicans and there will be constraints there, as well, but there won't be any constraints on donald trump. >> elizabethht now. i just want to take viewers right now to michigan. this is a doctor's office. kamala harris is there to continue a focus on women's reproductive freedom, gather there are health providers and medical students and she will discuss how she will handle reproductive rights. let's take a quick listen before we returned to the conversation with elizabeth. >> recently, so i wanted to ask you, the experts, the trained and experienced folks who do noble and important work in healthcare to share a bit about how you are experiencing this moment in a way that can highlight the realities of this moment, the harm and the reason why people here in the state of michigan should be concerned, even though they are not in texas, where i was and just left. but understanding if there were a national abortion ban what it would mean for women and people throughout the country. if you want to lead the discussion, i would like to hear from you. >> we will continue monitoring this. she asked a question o

elizabeth al decir que a elizabeth la cancele. de quÉ estamos hablando? >> has planteado tomar medidas legales? william: lo estoy haciendo poco a poco. son difamaciones muy graves. que yo golpeo a mis hijos. que yo a elizabethn momento he querido lastimarlo para nada. de verdad que para nada. es una situaciÓn que de verdad estoy tratando de salir adelante y traer paz a nuestras vidas. por eso no quiero seguir. alan: pero hay comunicaciÓn con Él. eli: ha habido comunicaciÓn. tenemos que comunicarnos de alguna manera u otra. karla: ver todo esto nos duele mucho por la familia. quÉ lo llevÓ a llegar a esta situaciÓn? eli: caray... creo que la falta de comunicaciÓn. yo hablaba de una cosa, a lo mejor Él entendÍa otra y viceversa. lo supimos como manejar. se nos fue de las manos. la verdad. muy desafortunado. los dos siempre hemos luchado mucho por nuestra familia. vernos en esta situaciÓn cuando siempre hemos sido tan privados. definitivamente, es algo que ninguno de los cuatro hubiÉramos querido. karla: quÉ te deja todo esto? hay una nueva elizabeth? eli: la verdad que en el camino he encontrado y siempre trato de enfocarme en lo positivo de cada situaciÓn. estoy tratando de hacer eso. enfocarme en lo positivo

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elizabeth wagmeister. >> elizabeth, what does this decision mean? >> this decision means that the district attorney, he is recommending sentencing. he says that he is going to officially make that recommendation to the court tomorrow. which effectively means that the menendez brothers could be released very soon within a matter of months, potentially before the end of the year is possible. again, this is a recommendation he is not the one who can ultimately make the decision that will have to be determined by the judge. but this is obviously the most movement that we have seen in this case, more than 30 let me five years after these murders and an after this really captured the attention of the entire country, you know, as you know, jake, this was one of the first major televised court cases. and more than three decades later, it continues to fascinate the public and you reported dana a recent documentary, a member of the boy band menudo said that he was raped by jose menendez, the father that erik and lyle killed. >> how much weight do you think the district attorney gave that? >> that is a hugely significant piece of evidence, jake, so there were two pieces of evidence that were submitted and considered here. one was a letter that the da's office said was written by erik menendez a year before he and his brother, lyle killed their parents in that letter, he wrote to to his cousin that he was suffering from this alleged sexual abuse from his father's. so his attorneys had argued that this proves that he was suffering from this, and then jake, as you mentioned, is this former member of menudo coming forward saying that he too was raped? by jose menendez fascinating and horrible. >> both elizabethmeister, thanks so much. we'll be right back saturday at nine on cnn. what's the number one item in the crisis because when the world goes sideways, grocery shelves get picked, bear, that people worry they'll go hungry that's why you need for patriots best-selling three months survival food kit. mood designed to last for 25 years, tastes great and is easy to make. had was 688 servings and 24 delicious meals for breakfast, lunch and dinner. >> get your food kit with free shipping and free many kids at four patriots.com broccoli. >> i'm trying to get this green on price picks i speak to is giving you $50 instantly when you play it first $5 lineup when that's quick 50. >> so a lot of chatter cheddar, his case download complete $5 to get $50 instantly with coal tv, press ruined, get game after last month's massive solar flare out in a 24 hour to the day, businesses are wondering what should we do begin company-wide power now anything can change the world of work from hr two payroll, adp de

elizabeth evans. elizabeth, congratulations because you are in the melt if-up camp. i think you're in the melt-up camp. certainly, you were in the camp of buying these dips. and what i -- you know, what this screen shows us is that we cannot have a melt-up if it's not the large squares and rectangles participating. >> that's absolutely the case, charles. you know, i think what's interesting, what we've seen and i would completely agree with ed's point about the bond market, i think that the bond market is telling us that there will be some volatility and investors can use those dips to buy for the long term. nvidia's a great example. there's a lot of good companies out there. you should have a short list and use that opportunity. it's still a long-term bull mark. charles: how often do you look at the list, change the list and what makes grow change it? >> well -- you change it? well, we have a list. we have several companies that we want to own but we want the add so to. service now is another great example. but we're constantly looking at the market daily and adjusting client portfolios, but we're not traders. we're buying companies to hold for the long term. charles: i your bottom line is you believe in the fundamentals, and if the market gives you a chance to get it on sale, you take advantage of it. >> absolutely. charles: you've got three specific things right here near term. you just sort of -- we're going to bring up the a things that are driving the market here in a second. you talked a moment ago about the bond market. what specifically about the bond market is influencing the stock market right now? >> yeah. so if you look at the 2 and 10-year treasury, we've seen in the last month the 2 and the 10-year move up 5 and 50 basis points -- 55 and 50 basis points which is the exact op opposite of conventional wisdom as to what should happen when the fed cuts rates. what the bond market is telling us us, we believe, is bond investors are concerned about the national deficit and concerned about the negative impact policies for both presidential candidates have on the federal deficit. also, to ed's point, it tells us that the fed fed's not going to cut rates as quickly as was previously anticipated, so fed funds futures now are pricing in 50 basis points of rate cuts between now and the end of the year and a possible pause in january or in march. charles articles right. >> so again, i think if you look what happened in april this year, bond yields rose very rapidly which is the same thing we're seeing now. you had an increase of 50 basis points. the market was also in overbought territory similar to where we are today. the market pulled back 5%. that is normal and healthy for the market, so i think, again, november should bring volatility, and that can be used as a long-term buying opportunity. charles: i got ya. you've already referenced service now. by the way, tayeler rad -- tyler rad key's going to be on later on to talk about that. owens corning, why do you like this one? >> it's in the one of the sexy growth tech companies that we talk about, but it's a name that we bought in august. if you look at the business segments, you have roofing, insulation and then composites or fiberglass. so if you believe that there is a shortage of homes in the u.s., you believe the that we're going toment continue to be in a period of economic growth and that as interest rates come down, new home sales will go higher, owens corning should do well from that. plus, charles, we've talked about a with the whereupon coming election you need to know the -- with the upcoming election you need the know the names you own and different sectors and geographies. owens corning has 73% of their u.s -- sales in the u.s. so they are relatively insulated, pun intended, from a trump 2.0 and tariffs. charles: all right. elizabeththank you very much and congratulations. really, really good stuff there. >>> you know what, folks, it's pretty interesting, when ed yardeni started speaking, it was down almost 8 points and then it went back into the green. by the way, speaking of great, tyler radke here with some software names, that could be the next major place you want to put your chips. he's next. ♪ 'cuz i'm a wanderer, yeah, i'm a wanderer ♪ harlem has everything. but i couldn't find pilates anywhere. so i started my own studio. and with the right help, i can make this place i love even better. earn up to 5% cash back on business essentials with the chase ink business cash card from chase for business. you founded your kayak company because you love the ocean. not spreadsheets... you need to hire. i need indeed. indeed you do. our matching platform lets you spend less time searching and more time connecting with candidates. visit indeed.com/hire they get it. they know how it works. and most importantly, it works

yet john edwards says that campaign will continue elizabeth was sec and elizabeth had found out aboutay at the same time, you know, she called the cell phone that we had together. >> there is only one number on the cell phone and it was mine and she called it and i answered the phone and she hung up he ended up confessing to her that he had had an affair with her, but it was over and he was never going to do it again. >> so and she believed she actually believed that at this point, editors and executive producers in the mainstream press seemed to have no stomach for digging into rumors that john edwards was cheating on his dying wife. >> we had heard rumblings and we were all sort of thinking about how we would report on it. there just was no evidence of it tabloids in the u.s. >> play by different rules then mainstream reporters. they use checkbook journalism, paying for information for access for photographs. the standards may seem lower, but in this case, the enquirer was going to do whatever it took to break the store i went into my battle mode in the sense of organ to go full cou