that's when gilles made his escape. >> so i started the truck.lammed the door and i put it in reverse all at the same time. i drove off. every nightmare i've ever had, every every horror movie came back to me. and i got shivers down my back. >> too ashamed to go to the police, gilles just tells friends and coworkers that he was mugged. but when he comes back to the dating site to look for sheena, she's gone. but not for long. one week later, another guy gets caught in sheena's trap, but now she's calling herself jeanne. johnny altinger, described as a quiet computer nerd, shows up for his hot date and promptly disappears. >> he was just a regular guy who was hoping to have a hot date on a friday night. johnny had a really good group of friends, and they noticed that he was missing nearly immediately. >> his friends get this strange message sent from johnny's email account. i've met an extraordinary woman named jen who has offered to take me on a nice, long, tropical vacation. see you around the holidays, johnny. >> they ended up actually going to

a little confused about if they were gill iing was not interesting.ding to the analyst and may be can you walk us through. according to the report that sfmta indicated that gilliing is not interested in doing business with the city or going throughout procurement process and yet they did. because looks like they have been through the prosecute curement process and put in their bid. which point are you indicating that they are not interested is it after the scoring or like? could you walk us trough a bit of that period? >> i would be happy fochl apologies for being late the transit director. we are very excited to buy gilliing bus the gilliing bus are cost effective and they are built in livermoore. makes them a bay area product. they have not sold bus to muni in 30 years. in part because they see the ride of public liius and concerned now we maintain vehicles and heavy user of warranty and things in the contract they were uncomfortable with. we have made great strides with gilliing and we are very, very close to doing a small purchase with them of 5 e

abc seven news anchor dan ashley spoke with childhood friend michael gill, who lives in the bay area. gill is organizing ashley is scheduled to hit the stage to his family and hiommon. >> if you have an appointment at john muir behavrahe, you may run into protesters. workers aro happening, tus claims uc leaders have not provided legally required i changes. uc officials say they've been negotiating g raises over the next three years, among other things, a federal rule is now in effect this morning, and it could impact how you shop online. >> the new federal trade commission rule bans fake reviews, and thatt,r people who misrepresent their rule is meant to protect americansu cheated by companies that knowingly obtain fake reviews can face civil penalties. >> shakira fans time to get excited because the superstar has announced new dates and locations for the north american leg of her tour, and it does include a stop here in the bay area. shakira says the tour was selling so fast that live nation decided that it needed to move from arenas to stadiums, so some dates were canceled. new ones

gill and pete brisley adored visiting israel from south wales to see their daughter and herfamily.r it. their trips are now mournful, sorrowfuljourneys. on the morning of october the 7th last year, their daughter lianne, grandchildren noiya and yahel, and their son—in—law elli were at home when hamas gunmen tried to break in. when it happened, the front door was locked. in desperation, lianne called out for help. she was on whatsapp with her older brother in canada, and it wasjust, um, "help us. "we've got terrorists in the house. "we can hear shooting. "for god's sake, help! " and they are shouting, "die israel!" and she said, "i have never, ever been so scared in my life." and then, of course, it alljust went dead. there was no communication. one year on, in a bullet—scarred kitchen, they reveal how their son broke the terrible news. on sunday morning, he sat me down on the settee and he said, "sorry, mum, lianne didn't make it. "nor did the girls." and that really was just the end of our world as we know it. that's the safe room. so they would have been sheltering in here? all f

the ongoing is fox with gills. mold in 2000 people 11 on over the last year. meanwhile, at least 5 missiles has been fired from levin on to was sort of eve of our, our sets of sirens across the is really city. and earlier on monday, missiles will also 5 towards israel, from both goals and yemen. or hong has moved from a route we have had to put his block, they issued a statement out saying that they had aimed some of the missiles tools, a lot base which is in the tel aviv stuff ups. but it's important to note, this is also the headquarters of most thought israel's intelligence agency. and it's not the 1st time hezbollah has tried to strike this area. it also sent a salvo of a study for real kits which a medium range missiles and a balance. we go and it, it, they injured. one person is right is have been paying tribute to more than a 1000 people killed on october 7th, families of the victims observed a minute's silence to mock some moments when how must flights is known to the surprise, the top 251 is riley's and foreigners were taken captive demonstrations, have been held around the walls i

singh gill after saving a woman during an overdose officer gill responded to a call sunday about a woman who was unconscious and not breathing in berkeley. he arrived at this house off of oak view avenue and found her and he gave her narcan and she was eventually transported to the hospital. the officer says no matter the circumstances, you should call 9-1-1, when someone needs help. >> if your family or loved ones going through something, just call us. when we get to our job is to arrest. are jamming up on going on. the bridges that are helping save a life. >> officer go has only bit with the police department for 8 months. as far as the woman gill says she was eventually released from the hospital. >> we're looking outside right now different angle that we get to see right now. this is our camera in richmond showing us the city and we see the >> bay bridge there in the background. we have meteorologist cowgirl with details and she's got some spooky friends with her. i do because, of course, we got to talk about this halloween forecast and get very specific about it. so i thought i'd br

. >> eric gill, obviously communications spokesman for st. lucie county, confirming for deaths. there. we are sorry for your loss and we know it will be a very busy day for you. thank you so much for your time, sir. >> thank you kate and john, you guys may make a great point with eric gill. >> there as you can you track a hurricane for days and days. you can't track when a tornado is going to pop up and that just happened. what happened to all those people in st. lucie must have been terrifying last night. just terrifying. >> we're also looking here. these are live pictures from clearwater, florida, live water rescues happening there. as many as 18 people trapped in an apartment building due to this severe flooding. our live coverage of hurricane milton continues the tv moments that took culture over the edge. >> people for watching, and then our world change he had an explosive reverberation tv on the edge sunday at nine on cnn cnn okay, everyone, our mission is to provide complete balanced nutrition or strike that energy ensure with 27 vitamins and minerals you're. >> transfer

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for more on this i've been speaking with arley gill — chair of grenada's national reparations commissioneaction to sir keir starmer�*s comments on opening a discussion around reparations at this year's commonwealth leaders summit. if it is that the prime minister speaks of the opponents of slavery and the slave trade and indeed andy king, king charles iii, will have spoken about the past, we believe that they should apologise because, in recognising that what has gone before, was a reckless car, not just on the caribbean and africa but left a scar is well on the united kingdom, and it has affected and the shape our future, our present, our present, and it is only fitting that the head of the commonwealth and the united kingdom at the very least ought to apologise. it is the moral and proper thing to do at the issue of the apparent injustice should be discussed at the commonwealth heads, and we expect several caribbean heads to raise that issue in their presentations, but we believe, as we go forward and look to the future, it is extremely important that we consider our past and what is n

. >> as kensington police officer, hi joe singh gill after saving a woman during an overdose officer gilbert spotted to a call on sunday of a woman who was unconscious and not breathing in berkeley. he arrived at the house right off of oak view avenue and found her an officer gill gave her narcan and then she transported to the hospital. the officer says no matter the circumstances, you should always call 9-1-1 when someone you know, needs help. >> if your family or loved ones going through something, just call us. when we get to our job is to arrest. you are jamming up on going on. the bridges that are helping save a life. >> gil has only been with the police department for 8 months. and as for the woman, the officer says she was eventually released from the hospital. u.s. airlines must now pay cash refunds for delayed or canceled flights. the department of transportation says the final federal ruling went into effect last week. so now u.s. airlines must give out cash refunds, not vouchers. the major changes being implemented right before the start of what is likely to be a very bus

a settlement is also can clogged up the gills of oysters and settlement can bury and we store the grandfather, arrived here in 19 o. you heard about the hardworking oysters life in clackamas parish, louisiana. they came from a very poor country, didn't have much money in around 1920. he built him with champ, we got his 1st voice, 2 weeks back at the time was just a wild wilderness basically no levies to protect your homes from the river and stuff. but you don't really need it back then because the land was a little higher. the, this diversion is, is a bad deal. the basically opened the river 25 miles north of here, and just let the water uncontrollably flood into a crime for steam as to where there's balancing sea food moisture, strep graphs we knew back in, and we know it even more now. the devastating effect this is going to have the life just can't. the so healthy living oyster re creates a healthy living coast. you kill off the oysters, you kill off the coast, we all the canary in the mind. this one mass to massive beast is going to flow tremendous amounts of water. and it's going to take

are jamming up on going on, which is that are helping save a life. >> also, gills only been with the department for 8 months. as for the woman hill says she was eventually released from the hospital. happening later this morning in the south bay, santa clara valley. health care hospitals will be honoring organ donors right ahead of de los muertos or day of the dead. putting up ofrendas a tribute to deceased loved ones at the hospitals on your screen. organizers say they hope to bring awareness to organ donations in the latino community. that's gonna start 11 this morning. >> alright, turning our attention to bay area sports. now the sharks are looking to turn over a new leaf as they win against the king. despite some star players on the bench, the lawyers get the win against the pelicans covers. n has those highlights. >> the warriors were hosting the pelicans. now, of course, they were severely understaffed. know steph curry know deanthony melton know andrew wiggins who dealing with that issue is questionable but pick it up in the 2nd quarter. the warriors down by 17 is iowans and t

political commentator as well, jess gill.oined by conservative peer lord bailey and former labour party adviser matthew lars. look, sean, i'll start with you on this now. i mean, this idea of going on strike because you're not going to work in the for office two days a week. i mean, should we just sack him? >> look, i think there's three things to be said about the civil service. firstly, they're not all bad, but some of them are very, very bad . and it seems are very, very bad. and it seems like they're very, very bad ones are in the ascendancy. and have the voice. more importantly, though, it's just unfair. we are setting up a society where if you are a working man or woman, you're a bus driver, you work in a nursery, you're a plumber or whatever. you have to come to work bearing in mind you are paying work bearing in mind you are paying the bills of these people who don't have to come to work, who'll have a considerably better pension than you and probably earn more than you. i'm not accusing civil servants of earning too

for more more on this i'm joined now by arley gill, chairman of grenada's national reparations commissionqie british prime minister ackowledging the �*abhorrance�* of the slave trade and past actions. but very much trying to look forward and not backwards. what's your reaction from hearing that? well, thank you for having me and good day to all of your listeners. if it is that the prime minister of england speaks of the abhorrence of slavery and slave trade and genocide and the king, king charles iii, would have spoken about the past, we believe that it is only fitting that they apologise because in recognising that what has gone before, what crimes against humanity that have left a scar notjust humanity that have left a scar not just on the humanity that have left a scar notjust on the caribbean and in africa but left a scar as well in the united kingdom, and it has affected and shaped our future, our present and it is only fitting that they hold the commonwealth and the united kingdom at the very least up to apologise, it is the moral and proper thing to do and the issue of preparatoryjus

we welcome to the night doctor supriya gill, assistant director of kaiser permanente northern californiahealth training program and counseling centers. thanks for being with us, doctor. >> thank you for having me. >> it feels like every recent election season we talk about this. whereas 30 years ago it wasn't on the table. the anxiety also heightens more and more for some. why do you think that is? >> i think that we, our nation, is in a place where there's more polarization and a lot of the content that we are getting daily, not just through the news, but also through social media. also in our social relationships is overwhelming. and it's highly emotionally charged. >> are you seeing this from people on both sides of the political aisle? >> absolutely. and i think that really speaks to this us versus them mentality and how emotionally disruptive that can be for us when we are experiencing that divide with our friends, with our family, with our coworkers. and it impacts how we function and how we're able to connect with the people around us. >> oftentimes in in real life, i do what many

gill sanborn with the planning committee for fleet week. explain just how many people all over the bay area get to enjoy the blue angels. >> the army itself has 14 different units from across the bay area represented. we get upwards of 30,000 people a day here coming in for also who are observing the year show around the bay. in i understand that there is a view that that over 3 million people sue the year one or all of 3 days he returned to their >> the fleet week expo here at the marina green. it's close. as you can see, there's no people around closes at 05:00pm, but believe will be reopening both saturday and sunday at 10:00am and go 05:00pm and that. grand valley of the blue angels will happen each day from 3 to 4. and if you miss that will don't worry. fleet week doesn't stop. on sunday. i'm told that the ship tours will be continuing through monday and then the fleet of ships will leave the bay tuesday. a lot of exciting stuff happening but reporting live in marina green. i'm rob nesbitt kron. 4 news. all right, rob. yeah, right now.

i want to bring in eric gill, the director of communications for st. lucie county. eric, thanks so much for joining us at what i know is a very tough time. first of all, can you give us an update on the casualties in your case? county as of now saturday, the casualties remain at six, which is still in my 21 years of working here at st. lucie county. >> we've never had a whether that it has produced that much fatality in our community and our thoughts, of course, go out to the family members of those six people. >> and i'm very sorry. in terms of power outages, fuel shortages in st. lucie county are there still concerns about those we unfortunately, we have not had any fuel outages. >> there are still some power outages, but at the peak, i think we had about 80,000 residents without power. that numbers down to i think 12,000 now fort pierce utility authority is one of our major providers. as well as fpl of fpu, a fort pierce was up at 98% of their customers back online yesterday at noon, et p&l still has some areas to work on. but as you mentioned, those tornadoes, w

and to talk more on the nigerian government's plan to boast of the livestock sick that is by boseman gills out of my he was in the reports, you just sole he is president of the casual rate is association of niger. welcome to dw and use africa. we have just seen in our reports, one who is struggling to feed his calls. he's told us he's now sending some of them because he's not earning enough from them. now subsistence cattle farming has been the way of life for the full. i knew who you represent president to both say it is no longer that sustainable is he writes, um, well, we're quite today and so that's all. thank you for helping me. um, when was it that in to tell in this we have in the country like that in the country without any fees? absolutely becoming bit difficult for the cut. so how does uh to sustain the business? uh, because the, the, as an area is no longer that it bundle, then it, it, it is that, uh set aside for gonna have in not been maintained uh, appropriately big as that because can zoom on of that. what that is the best and adults linkages to the videos that is as well th

but now, because of gill's reaction and her ability to understand has been a remarkable achievement on i do say that he's on my back all the time, because wherever i go, people recognise me as that character. and you'll always get people saying, you know, "lovely jubbly" and all of that. which only hangs me back and only upsets me slightly, because that seems to be the only thing that people remember me for. and that... i'm delighted in one way, that it's reached so many people and they've enjoyed what i've done with the character, but i've done so many other things that they seem — everybody seems to have forgotten about and it's only — i've only ever played derek trotter. i think we're on a winner here, trig. all right? play it nice and cool, son. nice and cool. you know what i mean? my real disappointment — or regret, if you like, whichever way you want to put it — was i always wanted, when i was in the theatre, was to be a national theatre player. i always wanted to be on the stage of the national theatre. 0n the south bank. yeah. it was just that romantic image of playing in those

el agente george gill, quien se está recuperando de un dolor en las costillas pero que también se vet start thinking about that game now, but it's in the back of your head. just how the games before we get a break del futbol mexicano porque este sábado por la pantalla de telemundo 48 tendremos una nueva edición de la rivalidad más añeja de méxico en el estadio akron. chivas recibirá al atlas en una edición más del clásico tapatío. vamos escuchar lo que dijo el nene beltrán sobre enfrentar este clásico contrato. la competencia que se genera en querer el otro equipo estar a la par que de este club, entonces es muy importante, genera mucha, mucha adrenalina, mucha competencia. el querer ganarles y siempre pasar por encima. siempre está en este tipo de partidos, especialmente en este clásico. y bueno, en tema de favorito creo que no lo somos. creo que no lo somos y mucho menos en estos partidos donde eh se juega con mucha pasión. lo acabo de decir donde se juega más que 3 puntos. entonces no importa cómo esté el equipo, si 1 está más arriba y si el otro está más abajo, pase lo que pase.

steve gill believes the recent developments and the requiring conflicts raise the stakes on the us pay to re, to cast a months. i think you bring in a desperate situation where it is the increasingly desperate was the last is on the battlefield. and the recent advances really almost give a free reign for rest of the make huge advances to there's a need for river and, and other key points. ukraine is losing the us military to start and your knowledge of some of the us media. and unfortunately, we're drawing good money after bad more sadly, ukrainians are going good men and women is with the break. i'll call the more lots of life, there's not any better results. unfortunately, the united states seems to be backing off being permissive in the way that ukraine can, you know, attack russia attack targets inside russia in order to try and distance themselves from the results that might come from those sorts of attack. i think probably through the end and rush or, and making it clear they decide ukraine is using military technology from the us and the united kingdom, if they're using satellit

one of those is gill and pete brisley — they've travelled to israel from the uk, after their daughterr daughter's husband elli, who's still being held as a hostage in gaza, may one day return. here's the bbc�*s clive myrie, and a warning, this report contains flashing images. if elli comes back, we want the place to be sort of liveable. we have done the garden, done all the weeds, but how can anybody look at three women and one little girl and just shoot her? i'm sorry, they are not people, they are monsters. jill and pete loved visiting israel from south wales to see their daughter and their family. their trips are now mournful, sorrowfuljourneys. in the morning of october seven last year, their daughter leanne, grandchildren and their son—in—law were at home when hamas gunmen tried to break in. when it happened, the front door was locked. in desperation, - door was locked. in desperation, leanne called out for help. desperation, leanne called out for hel. ,, .,, ., desperation, leanne called out forhel. ,, ., . ., for help. she was on watson with her older _ for help. she was on wat

craig radio has done political commentator, steve gill believes the recent developments in the ukraine conflict. raise the stakes on the us teacher and to keep them on. and i think you bring in a desperate situation, where is it? he is the increasingly desperate was the last is on the battlefield. and the recent advances really almost give a free reign for russia to make huge advances to there's a need for river and, and other key points. ukraine is losing us military, just trying to acknowledge if some of the us media are starting to resolve it. and unfortunately, we're drawing good money after bad, more sadly, ukrainians are going good men and women is with the break. i'll call the more lots of life is not going to produce any better results. unfortunately, the united states seems to be backing off being permissive in the way that ukraine can and, you know, attacked russia, attack targets inside of russia in order to try and distance themselves from the results that might come from those sorts of attack. i think price it to me and, and russian, and making it clear that is that ukrain

now to tell of even speak to gills . admin. gillis, cousin of carmel doubts at gil, you're most welcome with the one year on the verse street. almost here i imagined once more brings into sharp focus for carmel was finally what she endured on what some 93 captive spill are. yes, definitely what we understand a 101 hostages are still held in gaza. okay. and then there was this unbelievable video of the tunnel in which co med was held together. were 5, had the other hostages in dropbox. and these matched our worst nightmares because it was so thin was such a little air. and so little light. and these are the most horrible things that we imagined go, that she would be going through and just think that she was able to survive this only to be executed by her guards. it in this tunnel shot in the head with the 5 other hostages. who did nothing, nothing to deserve the state was for us unbelievable. we were trying to fight for a deal and to get the hostages back. and then a fortunately the deal didn't come soon enough. there were and there were many reasons and excuses both on the elderly side

for speaking to is always good to hear from you from a us very dentist administration advisor, steve gill. thank you. bye bye. so i was top story. now the is ready, paul limone says possibility that the un relief and works agencies of palestinian refugees from authorizing in the country. let's discuss this further with, i guess that's why i still have to christopher along the academic research on the international, the secretary of the american call me this policy many thanks for joining us on the program. so i was beat occlusal lifeline for refugees in gauze, as we've seen of the past year of well, that was supposed have been patched to expect. this is why the bond to have and this is really bad, is going to seriously disrupt and affect the operations of under uh uh, in the occupied territories and in gaza. specifically just love the targets is real proper. however, as we know, israel has annexed east jerusalem, which means that unread no longer can operate in the occupied east jerusalem, which would be part of a palestinian state. that is land that was taken in 1967 after the war. but i

allies in guarantee relationships with the ukraine, where dale has done political commentators, david gill believes the recent developments a new frame raise the stakes from the us of stepping up to meet the demands. i think you bring in a desperate situation where it is the increasingly desperate was the last is on the battlefield. and the recent advances really almost give a free rain for us to, to make huge advances to there's a need for a river and, and other key points. ukraine is losing in the us military is starting to a knowledge of some of the us media are starting during ologist and unfortunately we're throwing good money after bad. more sadly, ukrainians are going good men and women is with the freight call, the more lives of life. it is not going to forget any better result. unfortunately, the united states seems to be backing off uh, being permissive in the way that you crank and you know, attack pressure attack targets inside russia in order to try and distance themselves from the results that might come from those sorts of attacks. i think project and rush are making it clea

and it has gone on a, at a session ice and it's free, it's gill, despite that the that skills that has invest from that they'd be, it's gonna probably all be yeah. of the, the 2nd year of command there's a software has been left. so it could have done this, all of the predicts that we knew must be able to defend ourselves or the as the united states of america. it keeps saying it has the right to defend itself, which we, that it, but the restore this or of making strike anywhere. and in fact they can because they have but the, you know, the phone backing of the nice. it's america side our announcement professor at the american universities. thank you very much indeed sir. thank you. now we want to bring you an update from syria where exposure have been had over the calf of damascus. so in the state media have a forced air defense systems intercepted is reading over the southwest of the city late monday night. it's reporting that 3 civilians have been killed and 9 others have been injured. but also getting reports for the wrong kind of attack has targeted a military base. hosting us for

security guard, they'll think i'm the first, you know, and he's right, if the cops grab him by the gillso give us up, what are you doing? how are we going to get into the office without him now? we'll figure it out, not only is he an idiot, but he's also greedy. he gave us the whole scheme, we'll handle it ourselves. and what do you remember? that morons don't live long. well, tatyana evgenievna, can you get dressed? yeah. i have to admit, you're in good shape, and the wound, of course, heals phenomenally quickly, yes, as a child they told me that everything heals on me like on a dog, now i would add, like on a legal one, well, why is that, you have a wonderful job, protecting the peace of citizens, viktor sergeevich, well, when will i be able to run to my favorite job, i don’t recommend you to run, you can walk, run, no, i arrived, left the station, drive the car, you don’t know the service at all, i’ve been stuck here for 10 minutes, so you need to leave taking into account the traffic jams, good morning, sergey nikolaevich, how is the morning morning, what's so good about it? well, i

dan gill trudy is with me in the flesh. he knows numbers inside and out.ho wins? donald trump says he loses the markets will tank, harris says they've not done that this year. 3.5 years of biden/harris, what do you think? >> it matters who becomes the president, no doubt about it but i tell you what matters more. j powell. i believe that the fed has more influence over what's going on economically and especially with the stock market because a presidential candidate says something doesn't mean it's going to happen. when jay powell is speaking everybody is listening and what does it mean? based upon how the fed is acting, even fdic's insurance will not allow this market to go down. neil: mention donald trump. he is not a fan of jerome powell. he's made clear when his chairmanship is up it won't be him. >> he may change that. jerome powell is do what he wants. trump has people who don't like him and he doesn't like them and they say something nice about him. and they are back. neil: the market is racing, we are at a ball market you were telling me during the

a new ad warned that backing third-party candidate gilles simon could -- jill stein could give trumpn. >> she is not sorry that she helped trump win. a vote for stein is really a vote for trump. anchor: as both campaigns crisscross the critical swing states in these final weeks before election day. ♪ anchor: we start the days other headlines with the 2024 nobel peace prize, which was awarded to a japanese group of survivors from hiroshima and nagasaki. those atomic bombings were the first and only nuclear attacks in history. many survivors in japan have dedicated their lives to abolishing nuclear weapons. their victory today was in a way a rning. the chair of the nobel committee said in a world of conflicts, we wanted to heighten the strengthening of the nuclear taboo. the winners were shocked when they heard the news. the organizations cochair said their stories matter now more than ever before. >> what i seek the most is peace, of course. the images of the children in gaza covered with blood, held by their parents, remind me of japan 80 years ago. children lost their fathers in the

it was unbelievable that donald trump fiasco they were packed to the gills.en deep going into the garden in new york city. no fights, no nothing. it was just joyous. the amazing part of it is that when they want to say that this was a nazi rally, they insulted everyone at that place. everyone who was in the garden was thrilled with the exceptional speakers. elon musk, vivek ramaswamy, jesse, you mentioned. dana white. these are incredible substantial people. the democrats want to make it something that it really wasn't. but in the end, when you think about it, their version of democracy is picking a woman who has not gotten one vote but was chosen by a machine to run for president but we are the fascists. and finally, as it relates to that podcast, the trump campaign came right out and said that does not reflect our views or the campaign's views. they did it in record time. they were not happy with it. >> dana: okay, coming up. we will on. kamala harris icing joe biden out. find out more next. ♪ ♪ of bringing textile manufacturing back to america. we're takin

in the meantime the earnings calendar is stuffed to the gills with names that serves as sector bellwether, they are the ones that have the power to move markets depending on their reports, they include software sap "after the bell" and tuesday verizon, gm, ge aerospace lockheed martin and aero act, wednesday can make a huge difference if you want to talk bellwether at&t, ibm not to mention tesla, tesla's big one and by the way ibm close to a record ups union pacific american airlines, honeywell they flush out the rest of this week, this could be the reason they ducked into a cave, the ten year yield lasted power .1% for the first time since july, right now were .184. while were added look at the two-year the two-year mears federal reserve policy it is about 4% at 4.03, we are two weeks away, two weeks a day away from the start of the fed meeting from the big moment there, the fed meeting for november the market has lost more confidence at the rate cut cycle is still as strongly and play and they see the odds of no interest-rate move on november 6 at 15%, just on friday they stood at 10% k

thousands of trump supporters packing the arena to the gills and more crowding the streets outside.ot of folks waited in line for 48 hours sometimes. they slept out overnight. paul mauro was there and he is here now. "new york post" cover. maga square garden in manhattan last night. >> dana: we'll get it for you. >> bill: i'm stretching. paul, your impressions, go ahead. >> a couple of things. a very long program. waiting a long time for donald trump to go out. there were a lot of speakers. they all made their mark. let's go through the roster here. most energetic vivek. he came out and crowd gave him a roaring welcome. for a guy who never held office that's a politician. he didn't have a wasted word and raised the temperature, very hot guest. crowd favorite i go to hulk hogan. it was a comic relief wearing the boa and striking the greek poses, hilarious, a good place to break things up. he went over very big. smartest remarks even though a lot of stuff said by that point jd vance gave very pointed, specific policy points. he kind of framed it. made all the policy points and teed up

okay, you beat laura gill and your opponent two years ago. are facing her again as she wants to flip the seat back to the democrats. among other issues she is campaigning on a promise to work with anyone from any party to secure the southern border. now, based on your work you highlighted a safe bet to think you would do the same, right? it's safe to think you do the same, right? >> not only what i do the same i've done the same event name the 11th both a bipartisan member of the 118 congress serving on different caucuses that are bipartisan to deliver results. when was a supervisor she could not build a coalition with the lone democrat on the how can we expect her to build coalition and house of representatives? if kamala harris you and i know you're not voting for her just a scenario. and the republicans maintain control of the house. can they count on the house of representatives not rubberstamped all of her policies when her public and lighthouse block all policy efforts by president harris? >> it is been very clear especially in this 118

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and then she's going to do what she gills as fast. >> please welcome. stephanie grisham by 2024, melania's chief of chief-of-staff, a self-proclaimed former trump true believer described her breaking point with the first lady on january 6, i asked malatia if we could at least tweet that while peaceful protests is the right of every american, there's no place for lawlessness are violence she wrote complied with one word. >> no. >> i became the first senior staffer to resign that day because i was at the white house later, we would realize what she was doing was having a rogue photographs, a rug that she had redesigned for the diplomatic roman that's what you did on january 6? that's that morning. as that got day, husband was delivering the speech on the ellipse and his rioters who were attacking the capitol. >> she was doing photoshoots and i think at that point people could really understand who melania trump wants much more aligned with her husband's politics than people thought in a july 2022 statement responding to reports of her photo shoot on janua

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i saw bruce springsteen, john bon jovi beyond say jay-z hillary of gill perry, and a bigger crowd. third, yet, no, no, she was not there. and about 30,000 people and the next day, guess what happened we whooped. hillary clinton in pennsylvania. so it's a nice constitute ten, if i was there, i might go here, bruce springsteen, the night but i don't think it matters squat for november 5th so enjoy your concert. people have a nice time. >> all right, lulu, i think you might, you might express your thoughts slightly differently, but i do know you have some skepticism on the impact of an event like this, although, as i know, you've now noted, michelle obama will be appearing with kamala harris on saturday in michigan that were in the final days here. so does it make a difference? >> well, i think i have said that michelle obama actually, i think does bring some real star power she inspires and motivates specifically women and especially the women of color. they have a real affinity with her i mean, we did see, for example oprah winfrey really move numbers when she endorsed brock obama b

i mean, to the gills, literally, we sent an f-150, my son was driving.fter we landed we loaded up again. so we cleared out two bass pro stores in a good way. and we took it over to newport, tennessee, we met our dave over there. is he a local. he said let's go right up into the mountains, we are going to hit all the strategic tiny little churches you would never find on a map. may i add they have no cell service, no water, and very limited -- very limited to none electricity. so, it was un -- it was really unbelievable sight. unless you are boots on the ground in person, you wouldn't believe it. you can't just see these things on television and go let's -- it looks pretty bad. you have to see it in person to really get a justification of what we are talking. kids without shoes running around looking for their parents. it's one of the more wild things you will ever see in life. and not only devastating but really heart breaking. so, as fellow americans, you know, we are the belief, kelly and i, that we are supposed to help our fellow americans, help our n

they were trying to take the gills then the unions for everybody that thought. that was a big their wives after the soviet union fell they found all the files of course that was exactly as they said. and it was dedicated to that at a time when our country, you know, we're we want to be friends with, everybody and we think that, you know yes. you make a promise and you keep it. and we expect the whole though the whole world is us that they grow up like us, they don't have the freedoms of us. and we pleased and appeased and appeased the soviet union for every just about every presidency that i remember in my lifetime. and reagan was the first to come along and say and so, so many people were afraid, oh, well, we don't want to make them and everything because, you know, they're going to attack us. but it's it took it took a warrior like ronald to win the cold war because they respect that. and at the same time, you're portrayed also conveys that he was happy warrior but he wasn't a an angry abrasive he had a sunny disposition. he liked people bitter and they liked

let's push back in to gill for county here, and you can see in gilford county, cooper, who won the state won by 29% in gilford county. so you can see that donald trump was able to keep it much closer in this county that in the governor's race there in those margins certainly helped him in sometimes when you talk about where you're going, it's not just the county itself. we can pull up here and look at randolph county, which is but right by north carolina, has some population centers and then just outside the population centers, some more rural counties, where if you talk about the presidential race, donald trump just crushed joe biden here, look, 77% to 21%. here are thousands of votes there. randolph county is of course, where richard petty's from. richard petty dolphin shows up at campaign events there. and again, when you look at the margins here, trump at 77%, just if you look at the governor's race there, that year, the republicans only got 72%. so donald trump trying to stretch the margins in these republican counties have and get back to the presidential race, stretch the margins.

but no, because of gill's reaction and her ability to understand, it's been a remarkable achievement trotter thing, who's like a bit of a ghost that comes along behind me like a christmas carol. that's interesting that you're calling del boy a bit of a ghost in your life. do you feel you're a bit haunted by him? haunted is perhaps too... no. he's with me all the time, meaning whether we call it haunted, i... i do say that he's on my back all the time. because wherever i go, people recognise me as that character. and you'll always get people saying, you know, "lovelyjubbly," and all of that which only hangs me back, only upsets me slightly, is because that seems to be the only thing that people remember me for. and i'm delighted in one way, that it has reached so many people and they've enjoyed what i've done with the character, but i've done so many other things that everybody seems to have forgotten about, and it's only... i've only ever played derek trotter. i think we're on a winner here, trig. right, play it nice and cool, son. nice and cool, you know what i mean? my real disappo

district judge gilles? first file with the fourth circuit for an emergency stay and then we go to the supreme court. we're going to do whatever it takes because here we have been instructed by federal judge to put 1600 noncitizens back on the voter rolls when they declared they are noncitizens. it is just beyond any measure of common sense out but it's also inconsistent with what we all know the constitution reads, and of course with state law leads. and may just be clear martha. i believe congress for a minute when the original law was passed that they were passing a law that was going to force a state like virginia to put noncitizens back on the voter role. that is inconsistent with everything that we hold dear pop and that's why it's so incredulous for anyone to really step back and comprehend the fact that this judge ordered us to put noncitizens back on the voter all. >> let me ask you quickly if someone walks in and they go they are there to vote, and the person who's overseeing it says your name is n

officer gill responded to the call sunday that a woman was unconscious and not breathing in berkeley. he got there at a house off of oak view avenue and he gave her narcan. and eventually she was transported to the hospital and lived. he says, no matter the circumstances, you should always call 9-1-1. you and you know, someone needs help. >> if your family or loved ones going through something, just call us. when we get to our job is to arrest. are jamming up on going on, which is that are helping save a life. >> and officer gail has only been with the force for the past 8 months. as for the woman, he says that she was eventually released from the hospital and she's going to be ok. happening later this morning. the south bay, santa clara valley, health care hospitals are going on are organ donors. >> ahead of dia de los winner toes or day of the dead, they will be putting up ofrendas. that's a tribute to deceased loved ones at 3 hospitals. you can see the locations on your screen. there. organizers are hoping this will bring awareness to organ donations in the latino community. that e

and they were shouldering inside this building what it was, an attack, 65 gills. 17 of them are children under the age of 12. also, it might be because i'm out of the hospital, a smoke holes disability in northern part of this trip to still somehow operation on an offer. medical care is not able to accommodate the large number of injuries. more people are being pulled out from under the rubble. they are in critical condition, severely bleeding or simply do were crushed by the heavy weight of the large pieces of concrete that just collapsed on their heads by the work sleeping. there are other people who actually gone missing now some people are talking about other members of their families that do not exist anymore. they are simply a volt, right? 5 in sioux city of explosion because we're talking about the building that at some point where the standing fibrous story building now turned into a pile of rubble because of the intensity of the bonds that were dropped by these really military tiny. we know that these righty parliament has voted in favor of a bill that would restrict is right th

he's a gill educated lawyer. i think this back-and-forth format is probably probably it probably does benefit j.d. vance, but you know, i think remember tim walz has also been in elected office for 20 years. he's successfully run for congress successfully run for governor. i don't think anybody should feel like tim walz is worried or nervous tonight. i think we're going to have a pretty aggressive exchange between these two guys are pretty clear contrast on vision and for the future of this country is clear. >> they're both pretty smart guys do. yes, at the same time, which is important, brad, let me get your thoughts because earlier today trump campaign senior adviser jason miller, man, you probably know, told kasie this about the debate tonight. i want you to listen tim walz will be an absolute killer. he's not going to be this goofy caricature of himself as we normally see when he's on stage and doing the weird pointing thing to kamala harris, tim walz is good. i would say the advantage definitely goes to him

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considering that there has been a rise in anti-semitic attacks that we've seen across the globe we lost gill signal there. we do appreciate gil dickmann sharing his family's story with us and we hope to have him on again soon, hopefully to bring us good news about his relative still to come on, cnn news central with the election. now, just weeks away, our next guest says a move closer to the center by vice president kamala harris could cost her the election filmmaker michael moore joins us live next and ask questions like, what does a comedy show doing on cnn too much? i want donald. >> now can you slice that i got news for you saturday at nine on cnn vick's vapor stick provide soothing non-medication v6 vapors easy to apply for the whole family. >> vague. stay both stake and try new webo shower max for steamy vicks vapors. >> khan is 22-years-old. he's not just a pet, he really is a part of our family knowing that he's getting good nutrition. that's a huge relief for me and my dad. >> oh, been piglet head? yes, that is your name? if you saw his big lipid, he would say the same to do the bes