gabby: yes, it's very sensitive. we have u.s. and china, the u.s.ying really hard to decouple from china and chinese companies are trying to access the u.s. market and the automakers, the american automakers are caught in the middle. gm, ford, stellantis, they have poured billions of dollars into making batteries and forming joint ventures with korean battery makers and got a lot of sources in order to do so. but because ev's are not selling well and they have had struggles making batteries, which is normal, making batteries and ev's for the first time in your hundred year history, it's not going to go smoothly. it didn't go smoothly for tesla and doesn't for anybody. they are under pressure. this potential deal which is still tentative, they are still under talks, nothing is finalized, would be a way for american car companies to get access to cheap, really cutting edge battery technology from china without tripping up the political wires that it could potentially trip up when you work with a chinese company. ed: i think the basics of what we have

joe, you heard gabby's points about where she sees this going. what do you think? >> i agree. i think risk assets are in a good place. i think we're in the middle of a second bull market. i think central banks are no longer adversarial, ready to be accommodative if needed. in terms of positioning, i don't think this is necessarily the environment where you want to be overly aggressive and allocate towards high beta areas of the market. you know i am averse to going out and owning small caps here. it doesn't mean i don't believe in the broadening out story. i do. i think you stay higher up in the equity size class and stay focused on large caps. i think what we heard from chinese policymakers is very constructive for areas of the commodity market and it's interesting because so many people in the last couple of days to me said, this is going to be inflationary. this is going to bring the price of oil higher. all of the commodity space has moved higher except oil. oil has actually moved lower. it is steel, it is copper, those areas will benefit. we'll rebalance at the end of oct

gabby birenbaum for us this morning, gabby, always grateful to have you. thank you very much for being here all right. >> let's turn now to sports heavy rain ahead of hurricane helene forces the final two games of a pivotal series between the mets and the braves to be postponed. any shot andy scholes has this morning's bleacher report, andy, good morning. >> good morning. kasie. so major league baseball, they could have got ahead of all of this and started the mets brave series on monday, and then moved yesterday's game two noon. but they didn't. so now we have this mess, the braves and met. they're going to have to play a double header on monday after the season is over probably decide who gets into playoffs. now, if for some reason the mets pull away in the standings over the next three games. they wouldn't have to play those games, but that's unlikely. the mets are now onto milwaukee for a three-game set. the braves meanwhile will start a series friday at home against the royals. once hurricane helene is gone all right. now atlanta, a game back of the m

aunt gabby comes to the door. and i said, hey, i need to talk to john right now.s back. the house is dark. there's only a dim light on in the kitchen. and i'm standing by the back door and i see a figure that i assumed to be a man walk past gabby into the different part of the house. she comes back to the door and she says, i'm sorry, i made a mistake. john's not here after all. - he's not there. - yeah. she lied to me. narrator: law enforcement careers are sometimes made and lost in fleeting moments of decision. this was one for detective brad goldschmidt. your dashboard is warning you, i've got to get a search warrant. i've got to get a search warrant. i want to get in, but i need a warrant. i'm weighing all this stuff in my head and i'm thinking, here's what i know. tina was last seen there. john was gone. he came back in the middle of the night. there's a wet shovel in his car. tina is either dead or in really bad trouble. and if i don't go in and collect some evidence now that may lead us to her, if she's still alive, she's going to be dead soon. so i made th

[applause] and his extraordinary wife, gabby giffords. they traveled with me from washington to be here. senator kelly has been talking with me for quite sometime about the importance of this visit. i thank you for your work. we will talk a bit about in a minute. some of the work that i have done as attorney general, watching her do the work she has done really emphasizes the importance of having the right leader at the right time. that is who she is. i thank you for the warm welcome home. we have spent some time together and you have shared with me the needs of your community. i thank you for your leadership. thank you for taking the time out of your busy lives to be here this afternoon. before i begin i want to say a few words about hurricane helene . i spoke this morning with our fema administrator. we will continue to monitor the situation closely. we have mobilized more than 1500 federal personnel to support communities that have been impacted. we have food, water, and generators ready for deployment. we are working to restore power

joining me now is arizona democratic senator mark kelly, whose wife, former congresswoman gabby giffords survived an assassination attempt in 2011 that badly wounded her in 12 other people and killed six. senator kelly. what is your perspective on this has political rhetoric gotten out of control and the run-up to the election? >> well, anderson, let me just start by saying no family, individual should ever be subject to political violence. it's happened to tie too many times in our country's history and certainly my family, what happened to gabby over a decade ago? there's no place for that and we've got to consider what are, you know, the language we use and what it means and how it could incite people but with donald trump is doing is what he always does, right? he points the finger any places blame in other in other places i mean, literally tonight, we just played a clip of him at a rally in long island and saying, you know, don't don't call your opponent, say your opponent is going to end democracy. >> and then he immediately said, she's going to destroy the country. >> well, it's i

stephanie life, holiday let's x reporter for bloomberg and gabby birenbaum, dc correspondent for the nevada independent. >> welcome to all of you. thank you so much for being here on this friday as we are heading into the sprint here, i want to circle back to what donald trump said about childcare, their gabby, because i think there were a lot of people that were kind of scratching their heads about exactly what he was saying. he seemed to be implying that he was going to change who's going to impose tariffs. and then we're going to save money and therefore, we were going to pay for childcare do you the reaction to that was a little bit head-scratching. the harris campaign posted it all by itself without even commenting on it or anything like that. what did you hear? for and what has the reaction been? >> yeah. it's really hard to pull out any i think coherent piece of policy that was a long and rambling answer he seems to think, if we improve the economies through tariffs, they're cutting regulations than the price of things including childcare would go down the harris campaign obvi

settled a civil lawsuit against the laundries this year claiming parents were aware that brian murdered gabbyn story we have been father. lopez and brother joshua are finally back in the u.s. after being freed from a dubai jail. the two brothers went to the uae in may for vacation. a week into their trip, they were drugged at a yacht party and woke up in police custody after spending a month behind bars they were released, thanks in part to j.d. vance. air force vet joseph lopez joins me now. joseph, it's great to see you. welcome back home. how does it feel to be free and back on u.s. soil after all that time? >> land of the free, home of the brave. definitely feels great. i'm a little bit still disassociated to be honest with you. life doesn't totally feel real yet. i feel like i'm going to wake up from a dream you know, at any point in time. and i guess that's kind of where i'm at right now. going to take a little bit for me to process everything, honestly. >> i'm sure your parents, your family is so happy to have you back. the details of what happened to you and your brother are pretty st

in my case, that gabby, my wife, gabby giffords was shot and then i'll call a little bit later that shesterday. it's tragic that today we live in this country that has the highest rate of gun violence, especially gun violence against children. it makes s stand out as a country, like in the worst of ways. the really sad thing about this is we know what to do about it. states that have stronger gun laws, there are less people that get shot and killed. there are common sense solutions that most americans support they could really, really help. the problem is this has gotten really politicized over the years. money from the gun lobby that's put into our elections. we know what to do. that's the good part. i would recommend people don't shut down. when you're deciding upon who you're going to vote for in an election, you should make a decision based on issues. if this is an issue you want fixed and we can fix it, hold your elected people, your elected leaders accountable. please do that. >> stephen: we have to take a quick break. we'll be right back with more senator mark kelly, everybody. s

here's another one for a finalist from gabby warner of rockford, michigan. simple elegant.i voted yay! if you vote in michigan, i like. yeah, whatever that tiktok is. >> i love that one. >> so if you vote in michigan, this could be a sticker you get. you would wear that afterwards? >> i would i would definitely wear that. yay >> very cool. >> but for the record, though, there were like adults too. this is from a woman who submitted to one of the nine. but this is also on john oliver's last week tonight, and you can probably guess which of these three was his favorite. yes everything about that is perfect. >> the line work, the kinetic energy of the shirt being ripped off, the wolf's head thrown back in patriotic ecstasy at the concept of democracy. i know this is not the point, but i would commit voter fraud to get multiples of that sticker. >> here's another one of his favorites. this is from kentucky because other states do this. this was drawn by a third grader named cash who loves spider-man. so he drew the lizard man from spider-man. >> cash is a good artist. is alr fi

gabby. gabby >> i think when you have a dream and you feel the beauty of human flight, you're willing to put a lot on the line. >> base jumping essentially diving into the air with just a single parachute. it's a community many know little about. the documentary fly wants to change that. >> historically, they were kind of cast off as rebels of society. it wasn't mainstream. everybody lived nice. you really tried to do is celebrate this art of human flight and dig deeper into the motivations of these individuals, of who does it, and why. >> fly features three couples who truly live life on the edge, like amber and espin, whose bond is tested by triumph and tragedy. it's about life and death. >> we are criticized for it by many, and we are often misunderstood. >> they hope their story changes that point of view. >> i just looked at her, thinking she had found something she would love. >> this film is a lot about freedom. our life is a lot about freedom. it's about seeking purpose in whatever w

gabby gabby. >> i think when you have a dream and you feel the beauty of human flight, you're willing to put a lot on the line. >> base jumping essentially diving into the air with just a single parachute. it's a community many know little about the documentary fly wants to change that. >> historically, they were kind of cast off as rebels of society. it wasn't mainstream. everybody lived nice. you really tried to do is celebrate this art of human flight and dig deeper into the motivations of these individuals, of who does it and why. >> fly features three couples who truly live life on the edge, like amber and aspen, whose bond is tested by triumph and tragedy. >> it's about life and death. we are criticized for it by many, and we are often misunderstood. >> they hope their story changes. that point of view. >> i just looked at her, thinking she had found something she would love. >> this film is a lot about freedom. our life is a lot about freedom. it's about seeking purpose in whatever way you want to fly, spread your own wings and your own life. >> they hope you'll watch this and

we have more on the quarter, so, gabby, what stood out to you? >> what stood out to me, sara, this is the first inkling we've got on the impact of costco's new membership changes. in july, they upped the cost of the membership for the first time in seven years. this is something they usually do about 5 1/2 years, we had to wait a bit longer for that. investors were keen to see, you know, are we going to have a lot of churn? and how are they going to reinvest in profits back into the business? we did get a little bit of color on that. they did say there was no meaningful changes to the renewal rate in the u.s. we don't know how they're going to be reinvesting that. total cardholders grew 7%, we had membership income growth up 6.5%. paid memberships up 7.3%. so, maybe this is not going to be such a bad thing for them. >> okay, gabby, thank you. so, tim, i mean -- we'll get to carter on the chart, because it's a nice-looking chart, certainly in the long-term in the last year or so, but on earnings, it doesn't trade that much, because we get so much

and i hit gabby, and i was like, "gabby, i have the actual footage. i didn't even know.". >> jimmy: we have the video though. here. look at this. >> we were sending her love. >> jimmy: she says "gabrielle union." it's okay. simone, it's okay. >> it's okay. [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: simone -- she knew it was you. she knew it was you. >> she didn't see me. >> jimmy: but you were saying that you were a little surprised there's no drinking there at the -- >> oh, my god. it was totally dry. [ light laughter ] >> audience: what?! >> but it was great -- no, because, you know, sports and alcohol can be very dangerous. [ light laughter ] and then when you add countries and all, "my country's important." "no, my country's important." [ grumbling ] >> jimmy: yeah, it's true, yeah, yeah, yeah. >> you know, and there was none of that. like, everybody was cordial, it was pleasant. >> jimmy: yes. >> the only downside like, okay, we can't drink, that's fine. but you can't take everything. where was my hot dog with the onions, and the chili, and the relish? [ laughter ] >> jimmy:

after 10 years of agenda region, gabby's project is flourishing. many spoke to the farming families on the x that's on various local to the right and how to care for them and not passing the insights onto the children. because i see, you know, a child, well what you from a very young age, i might go to understand that it's with the income from these efforts that will buy them certain items. so she follows you know, full steps. and that's why, from time to time, she's those trees to mean that you still have the regular income. i can feed her family well. she's even being able to build her own house. the small seeds have borne fruit from south africa to east and you wrote for next stories. sometimes you can make a big difference without even leaving you a neighborhood in the past would meet one green thing. good resident was singlehandedly made of forest the, i know a system in the middle of the city, mont, kurt chips is monitoring the temperature of his compost. getting it right is vital to the process talk hate the law. the com post will be ready i

i'm always a mass all the while there don't have to gabby. this is all. he says he's a former chinese spy, punished for knowing too much what you are the g o you just as you now have to take awesome the devices. why should we believe any of these different forms of claims? these are groups that specialize in process. a search for the truth takes us to the time in my buddha, our region now notorious for human trafficking. and scam come pounds about the level of the i don't know if you want me to make list list to send out a bottle of approval on all the phones i've done. all my mosquito discarded spike criminal mazda mind in an exclusive report, one on one east investigates the curious case. i should see james recently from where you give me a call back . it's one of aisha's most mysterious cities of pulsing boomtown in a hole its own region knocked me in my you can say really just have place it is to thailand with just the tiniest river that separates them across the border is your ty, new city one. so sleepy rural town, it's been transformed by foss, sum

yeah. gabby, what has also produced big names like magic michel ad jackie up here. south africa still industry is also making these mark on the global see emerging as the technological paul how up to the end of appetite. the soccer field sophie north is the one of the i couldn't be our full language fuel in 2006 martin is significant milestone enough because in my spine really can yes feel window street is modesta in comparison. what's still growing. the industry focuses on both feature under commentary feeling as successfully prim. it seems like the quick coming of age feel rough, big key as the kind of ceiling festival canyon actress. if he turn youngel north for her or sky winning performance in 12 years is slave, has become a global icore firing, aspiring actors across, it's this man came on you level or hakim effects, special effects and makeup artist and one of 90 was best. so most of the things you see the maybe the explosion on the part that needs the flight, the special perhaps we have to meet the blood splattering. we have to make everything in my to be se

planning it department, without them we wouldn't have [indiscernible] the swinerton team, sarah, austin, gabby, samantha, mike, shawn and lovely boss lori who will speak in a minute, jaxson and ester who manage on the tndc side. perry architects, dirk is here, steve is on vacation. amazing architects and highly recommend them and they had a great team of engineers and consultants who worked to make this happen. our construction manager andy larsson isn't here today. bruce and amy are here. they helped so much with permitting and also just great people to work with. and last but not least, people who are not here, our financial consultants attorney california housing partnership [indiscernible] they are behind the scenes and unsung heroes of the work of building affordable housing in the bay area. ment with that, i'll turn it over to supervisor matt dorsey. [applause] >> thank you so much. it is a honor to represent district 6. this is a neighborhood where the housing we are building is really something that is a blue print what san francisco will look a lot like in the years to come and now we

most gabby residents seem all nice peaceful. the ancestors were here before the dinosaurs. the okey dokey is unique because not only its size but how protected it is. so it's, it's huge, right at over $407000.00 acres and the fact that it's not developed that um, the hydrology nature, the animals are still intact. and so what we see is a huge wetland that's fully functional and you just don't see that uh in parts of north america in europe anymore that, that are so heavily developed. but changes as it tree covet, sunday, and stretches for miles along the edge of the swamp, presenting water from draining away. a company wants to mine minerals in the sand. heavy equipment is already parked in readiness. the company is not willing to talk to us. they appear close to gaining approval for a permit. the state governor is in favor, and so is the environmental authority, because a company report shows no threat to the swamp. shining casa is horrified. she lives on this on june, and is worried about the refuge. that's a little scary to me. i don't, i don't understand why the governo

and that immunization gabby, who can procure vaccines on, on larger quantities, if they have it, the way to emergency is listing or people vacation. so the ritual has no treatment that process, and those vaccines are being reviewed. and that will make them more broadly available in the meantime, the democratic republic as a condo and nigeria, our 2 countries of having signed approved to, or one or 2 vaccines, respectively. one in nigeria to the democratic republic that sound good. and so at the moment in the interim adobe shows also coordinating with other partners to secure donations of vaccines from countries that may have some reserves left over from the global outbreak, which is ongoing. and so they may want to continue to offer vaccine to their populations. but right now the greatest need is in central and east africa where this, this disease is in fact spreading. we've had the experience of cove at that got us talking about guessing vaccines and manufactured in africa. all we getting closer to the day that and, and books vaccine can be produced and an african nation. so that is

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gabby, you know what? she hasn't called me back either." >> and what are you thinking?> i panicked at that point. because it's one thing for her to ignore a casual message, but not a message like, "tamika, i need you to call me right now." so i picked up the phone and called the spartanburg public safety department to report her missing. >> so you get this call. what's your first effort to check this out? >> so, our patrol division responds first. they checked the residence. nothing unusual. knock on the door, check the mailbox, check with neighbors. >> i remember being on the phone, and they're telling me there doesn't seem to be signs of a disturbance. the doors are locked. her car wasn't there, which, so, like, "ooh, maybe she did just take a trip." >> to be honest with you, it was typical for her to go through a moment where she was just doing her own thing. so it didn't really raise any red flags. >> tamika's parents were divorced. her dad lived in south carolina, and her mom, gabriela, lived in virginia. >> it wasn't unlike her to get in her car and drive from spa

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i've always been a gentleman, so never mind thoughtful views, and then if i went to my 2nd homeland gabby, now i'd be saying is janet spelled out at the lecture. we're going to hear the views of 6 young germans. they come from different parts of the country as to what they are take on the current social climate. the debates concerning people just like them. what about the rise of the right wing populist party alternative for germany, the f d. what does their homeland germany feel like right now? it's been, i'm osha, i'm 27. i grew up in ems land. that's in lower sacks. any on the dashboard or so on a village kid and we've distances i wish it wasn't, but that's how it is. i'm sorry, i've been so initially we were the only black family as a vendor, as you'd asked anyone where i live to they all knew yeah, w i look, i wanted anonymity, i didn't want everyone to know me until as no fee. the i think it's lots of people say, yeah, you're totally integrated. that's great, blah blah blah. what the hell i was born here. so how am i integrated? i'm not from anywhere else where my mom is moe. my nam