gabriella, let's start with the market diagnosis before the prognosis.oncerning the stock market do you think in the last little while? >> a bit surprising to see the ten-year up ten basis points today. nothing seems to have fundamentally changed. for the stock market since the end of july, the pop in yields has been concerning. you can see that in the bigger correction and the longer duration stocks and some of the year's winners. in september specifically, we also started to see growth fears emerge. that's behind cyclicals. down 3.8% versus defensives, down 1%. i think it's just this nascent realization that the third quarter is probably the high water mark here for growth. that growth set to slow from here. that is consistent with a soft landing, just slower, not blue skies ahead, and there are some building laundry lists of concerns out there that could make for a softer fourth quarter here. >> so, even in a soft landing you do land. so there is a deceleration under way. to what degree do you think the economy will be able to absorb it? that, to me i

still 70 in pittsburgh, gabriella. so some nice warm temperatures there. i think as we look toward the weekend, we're going to enjoy some really nice weather. of course, summer winding down now. but some nice weather leftovers. we're going to see some nice summer weather and some temperatures that are running up on the warm side least inland. but it will be cooled along the water's edge. you get inside the bay. you'll find some nice numbers. sunny skies about 68 degrees in millbrae tomorrow. 69 in burlingame enjoin 78 degrees in redwood city. beautiful numbers in the south. a lot of 80's tomorrow. the santa clara valley, as you head eastward, going to see those numbers popping up over the east bay hills, the upper 80's, as you make a way to livermore and pleasanton inside the bay. very comfortable. 75 little breeze in the afternoon in oakland, 78 hercules about 88 degrees in pittsburgh. you can see 90's in antioch and maybe in a vacaville back along the coastline, though. we'll keep you cool with that sea breeze. and that's how we're going to play for the

gabriella tells proposition is unconstitutional. it's contrary to the founding principles of secularism and symptomatic of the obsessive rejection of muslims. by the way, came on the scene or tell there she was in favor of founding full space to fails in public spaces. when that law passed in 2010 as a feminist at the time she cited the lack of proceed. choice that women had in wearing down, but it sounds like now she has a problem with this a by a band because well, it just sounds petty and figures on both the right and the left have been saying just that the reaction elsewhere has also been pretty negative. next they'll be telling muslims they can't keep their names because it identifies their religion. what a complete joke test stuck a by a how to create a media and political culture of the see to the, the, the good people's attention from the all the survey as back to school issues. friends of all places. first they bands the job and now they're coming for the a by a people can no longer express their freedom to wear what they w

and as the march came up, the street, the president's gabriella body to belongs to a left wing coalition, began to march with them, and people wearing black covering their faces, carring sticks, and stones, and uh, and wallets on cocktails and such began to disrupt the march that was generally peaceful, but these people always seemed to disrupt this march as i'm just in case. and those that were in much greater number and they cause far more destruction and the classes. because much, much worse as we marched with them towards that area. the actual water in canon and tear gas, caring vehicles as well as, as a special forces went into the summer 3. and so they were classes all around the tombstones in front of where i ended was very real. may him, i have to say a very unfortunate that has cast a shadow of, of what was supposed to be a peaceful commemoration of. ringback even of the as $911.00 miller tree. cool. here in trinity that took place 50 years ago. louisa to be honest, has submitted his resignation as president of the spanish football federation creation controversy off the kissing

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. >> and my aunt, gabriella weissmann, lovingly remembered through me and my family. we miss you and love you, auntie gabby and never forget them and thank the first responders who sacrificed themselves to save their fellow americans on that day. thousands of service members who have given their lives in the name of freedom for the past 22 years. [applause] >> carol marie bouchard. >> francisco mortea. >> thomas bowen. >> bill: you are watching the moments in lower manhattan. also go to the pentagon momentarily and shanksville pennsylvania 15 mince from now. eric shawn is at ground 0. he was there on that day and joins us again on this 9/11. eric, good morning. >> good morning, bill. you know, the soulful and somber reading of the names continuing now. with each name i'm reminded behind each burn there was a life, loved ones, family. you hear the tributes from the daughters, the granddaughters, nieces and nephews who in some cases pay tribute to the loved one who they never met because there is a new generation now of people, some who were not even alive on that day 2

clarissa pulido wastes no time getting her four month old daughter, gabriella out of the elements and into the car. for the enemy she fears is literally everywhere. we try to stay inside. the other day it was like 100 over 150 at night. at one point. so we decided just to stay inside, have the have the ac running bad actor that has some bay area residents hunkering indoors is most visible from a higher vantage point in the east foothills, a haze continues hanging over downtown san jose and beyond as smoke from wildfires burning miles to the north continues flowing south the most. the smoke is in the lowest layer, about 1000ft deep. and that's why you can't see anything in the bay area right now, because all that smoke is concentrated pretty close to the surface. it's also the reason why the aqi is going through the roof. some school districts are continuing to limit students outdoor exposure by moving activities indoors or canceling them altogether. we've been informing our staff to, you know, keep windows closed in the classrooms to keep their air filters on high and to make sure tha

reading names] [reading names] [reading names] [reading names] [reading names] >> and my sister, gabriellay always remember because that is what my family and families of lost a loved one on 9/11 do on a daily basis, not just on the anniversary of that day. we remember her smile, her laugh, or went, her kind ways, her great sense of humor, her into april fools joke, parliament understand for all people of every walk of life. her willingness to help others always in her way of living life in the moment. also remember all of the responders and all of those brave people who have since passed as result of 9/11 related illnesses, and also remember and are grateful to the members of our armed forces for fighting for our country to protect us all. we think the 9/11 memorial foundation for making sure that the world remembers and for keeping district important tradition alive. my hope is that today everyone takes the least one moment out of their busy lives to remember and reach out to those who've lost loved ones. it doesn't take the pain of the loss away. unfortunately, nothing ever will, but it

the president gabriella bought each lead and he said something that i found very important to you said with there is no, no one can say that the cool was justified, that there was no alternative. there is always an alternative, he said, the only way to resolve problems of democracy is with more democracy. that is the message he's been trying to get across. and very interestingly, they were receiving messages from all over the world. from the president a my really my full of friends from the president of spain, from vin, and from many, many, many parts of the world. but unfortunately or, or paradox sickly, the opposition, the conservative opposition in this country did not attend that ceremony to. well, let's get more on this now. joining us live from santiago as peter cohen blue. he's the director of the to buy and should i documentation projects at the national security archive and also of the pen o'shea, father declassified. don't see it of on atrocity and accountability. a real pleasure to have you on the news, our mystical and do thank you for your time. why do you think that there

any amount of time with the children, eight-year-old twins jacques and gabriella, their appearance.t the first time the little princess cut off her own hair and considered this evidence of extreme stress. another confirmation that not everything is going smoothly in the family. the media considers the disappearance of charlene on social networks. the other day she unexpectedly deleted her personal account, where she shared photos with her husband and children, rumors about a serious discord in the princely family appeared at the beginning of the 21st year, when the princess flew to her homeland in south africa, supposedly for just a few days, to take part in a charity event to protect rhinoceroses, but in the end she stayed there for a whole 10 months; the official reason in the princely palace was called a complex ent problem . an infection, due to which charlene lost a lot of strength and half her weight, but many were sure that the matter was completely different a month before her unexpected departure. the princess received news about a possible next illegitimate child. the prin

and maybe next time and all the best to little gabriella. >> i think she's nine now. now nine.thank you. thank indeed. thank you very much indeed. thank you very much indeed. thank you. well, there we go. with creeping with the time just creeping up towards adios to towards 9:25, we'll say adios to you back from 6 am. tomorrow morning. >> next, it's britain's >> up next, it's britain's newsroom with andrew and emily. >> have good day. >> have a good day. >> have a good day. >> that feeling inside from >> that warm feeling inside from boxt boilers proud sponsors of weather on gb news >> good morning and welcome to your latest gb news weather forecast. i'm craig snell. well, looking ahead to the next few days, we will see some sunnier and brighter moments. watch and brighter moments. but watch out for wednesday. could turn very for some us. back very windy for some of us. back to the here and now. of to the here and now. lots of sunshine out actually sunshine out there. actually across parts of england and wales. a little bit wales. still maybe a little bit of rain cloud just of

paul and gabriella in cornwall agree , allan. >> steven referred to botswana a little earlier this morningdeedis ladies detective agency, which indeed is set there . a great and indeed is set there. a great and charming and delightful series by the scottish writer alexander mccall. >> smith it was. >> smith it was. >> it was the guy who did the tv series or whatever. he then died. it was that very famous hollywood director . and he died. it was that very famous hollywood director. and he died just before it came out, i think who was he, though? >> who was the what was the tv company that made it? >> i don't know. i don't know. i can't remember now. it sounds good, but it was the radio show i listened to, which heard on i listened to, which i heard on radio a years ago. radio four a years ago. >> and it was the radio adaptation which i just but it is the warmth the characters is the warmth of the characters and all that brilliant . and the all that brilliant. >> they don't do enough radio drama now, do they? >> no . >> no. >> no. >> you never hear radio drama quite. >> but there's something