jonathan: greg peters a pgim trans is now -- greg peters of pgim joins us now. perspective from different people, what is behind this bond market move? greg: i was listening before you came over to me and i have a very different narrative than the one you were just talking about. i think it is about growth. the fed has raised interest rates, inflation is coming under control. are they done? . . i don't know. there is probably some room left to move higher. this underlying growth element has driven the bond market in my estimation as it is about the shape of the curve. if you believe inflation is going to remain politically high , the economy is strong and stable, the curve has to start to normalize. backend rates have to move higher as a consequence. to me it is about re-strengthen -- it is about the strength and economic activity and inflation remains above trend but it is the growth story. lisa: if you look at that implication, there is a broader market consequences. it means the yield curve is normalizing up, not down to 3%. that means we could have higher rat

who's on your side, who's going to turn against you, and who's looking out for themselves. >> peter baker, greg bluestein, barb mcquade, john allen, thank you all so much. i want to bring into the conversation tim miller, former communications director for jeb bush, former republican congressman david jolly and simone sanders townsend, former chief spokesperson for former president harris and host of simone on peacock and msnbc. tim, i've got to get your reaction to what we saw tonight because you have talked about something before that trump is the king of projection and every alleged crime, mishandling documents, these are the crimes he was saying democrats have been doing, namely hillary clinton over the last six years. and the only person we are seeing charged in the grand total of all of this is the last president of the united states. >> after the election it was the maga republicans under trump's direction, allegedly, who were trying to look into some of the machines in cobb county in georgia. i think there's a long line of times where the accusations trump made were in fact confessions,

greg yeah, we'll be watching that vote tomorrow. lamonica peters live in san jose for us.onica thank you. tomorrow's planned strike by thousands of san jose city workers is on hold for now. representative is from the city and the two unions met through the weekend and into this afternoon. one of the unions tells us they've reached conceptual terms that will go to the city council tomorrow for review and approval. more than 4500 workers, including librarians, emergency dispatchers, animal shelter techs, engineers and airport staff are being told to report for work as normal. the unions have been working without a contract since the end of june. the workers are demanding better pay, parental leave and more staffing. new at ten, a fire in houston could be smoldering for the next week. a large mulch fire started yesterday afternoon at an organic waste company. houston fire says it was extinguished actually for about an hour, but then gusty winds whipped it up once again. firefighters were able to isolate the flames so that they say the fire will not spread. the caldor fire in

peters. i guess that's better than his current fake name, president. [cheers and applause] >> gregyeah, i know. i know. this week biden told kids visiting the white house, quote, i know some really great ice cream places around here, and daddy owes you. that's not the joke. that's real. he added that if they notice any children's hair in the desert, that's just his favorite topping. yummy. to remove carbon from the atmosphere the biden administration is funding projects that will use giant vacuums to suck it up. also funding a project that will use a drug addict to snort it. i love him. tampa bay rays star player wander franco, that's his name, wander franco. this is hard. is being investigated amid rumors that he may be dating a 14-year-old girl. don't judge. scouts say they're not surprised because he was very successful in the minors. little baseball humor kat. there's the minor leagues and the major leagues. according to a new study e rick tile dysfunction cases in the u.s. have doubled and experts believe they've figured out the cause. [laughter] >> greg: it writes itself. acc

. >> greg: it's because they just don't want to, right, kat >> kat: yeah, the way biden reacted to peteris the way every guy reacts when confronted with cheating. like i can't believe you asked me that. i heard you called her 20 times. why did you ask me that question? he deflected it. he attacked the question rather than answering the question. again still nobody's answered my question, i don't know, martha you can take this free one if you want, did anybody else in the meeting call their dad? or was it just the guy whose dad was the vice-president? >> martha: i like how they cut his pay in half when his dad left the office. like how much more do you need to draw a line from a to b. you get paid a hundred thousand a week when dad's in office, 50 grand maybe for a little while when he's on his way out the door. >> greg: that's hilarious. i just learned that now. how i did just learn that tyrus. >> tyrus: you're usually on top of things. maybe you're slowing down. >> greg: sometimes they take me off those things. >> tyrus: not playing. you know, the prob -- doocy's getting smart. because

peter will not buy anything from gillette because of toxic masculinity. >> good for him. the problem with this story in "the washington post." >> greghat why he's hairless? >> it's womansplaining. woman writer interviewing a woman psychologist. i don't know if the psychologist is the fake one or real one but it's a woman named tara interviewing dr. way who identifies as a she in her biography anyway. it's all womansplaining and then you're doing the topic. so it's triple womansplaining. >> dana: let's ask a woman to explain before we go. >> jessica: you started it all! should be our conversation. we had help. last to you. >> jessica: the gillette ad was the example i wanted to raise. academic of male loneliness is video games and porn and too much time in your mother's basement. >> dana: no. >> trying to figure out what's wrong with that. >> dana: greg is like i prefer to be alone. all right. >> greg: underrated. i hear it all the time. people tell me they'd love to buy gold. but because it's gold - they think it must be complicated. it isn't. not with rosland capital. with rosland... the entire process from start to finish is built

amy: peter maybarduk, dank you for being with us director of , public citizen's access to medicines program. coming up, texas democratic congress member gregcasar is just back from a congressional trip to colombia, so, chile which will soon mark half a century since the u.s.-backed lead to recoup. we will speak to him as president by just met with the costa rican president at the white house. stay with us. ♪♪ [music break] amy: this is democracy now!, democracynow.org, the war and peace report. i'm amy goodman with juan gonzalez. commemorations are being played in chile for september 11 two mark the 50th anniversary of the u.s. backed military coup that ousted president allende and the two a 17 year dictatorship led by pinochet. u.s. congressional allegation recently traveled to chile at at the anniversary. lawmakers call for the biden administration to declassify more documents on the u.s. role of the coup. congressmembers taking part in the trip were new york's alexandria ocasio-cortez, nydia velasquez, maxwell frost we spoke to yesterday, and joaquin castro and greg casar, both from texas. the delegation also travel to brazil and: be a.

greg lee. today's gunfire on interstate 580 left one person injured. the shooting happened this afternoon near grand avenue in san leandro. ktvu is lamonica peters joins us now live from san leandro with the latest on the investigation and community reaction. lamonica. julie, we still don't have a lot of information about this shooting incident, but california highway patrol did tell us that it happened around 215 this afternoon on eastbound on 580 near grand avenue. so that's definitely a big fear when you're driving because people get very angry for no reason when it's driving. california highway patrol says a shooting was reported around 215 sunday afternoon. a passenger in a vehicle traveling eastbound on 580 was shot by someone in another car. the victim was taken to a nearby hospital and their current condition is unknown. chp has not confirmed a motive for the shooting drivers. we spoke to say they're more concerned now for their safety on the road. and i want to get out of my car and fight someone and pull out a gun on me or something. so it's definitely a fear, even when we're driving around, you know, we never know. especially it gets

peter on an airplane. happy anniversary. >> judge jeanine: great picture. >> dana: now we have erin as our child. erin is not our child. she is just a friend. >> greg jeanine: golden retriever was caught red paued hopping over the fence take a dip in neighbor's poll pool. owner said he had gotten into the same pool previously the same week. they set up a camera. they said he doesn't have to hide. is he welcome to come by any time and swim. he doesn't have to be a sneak. pretty smart. >> greg: there you go. >> judge jeanine: jumping over the fence to get in the pool. >> greg: amazing animals, jessica? >> jessica: indeed. super star erred hearn spotted ship lego star mall of america ahead of show. the redheaded artist took very seriously. handing out concert tickets. at the end pulled out guitar and performed hit song laying go house. >> you go, boy. >> greg: good see it the homeless doing good. do you have anything? you have 10 seconds? >> >> charlie: shoppers in iowa surprised looking into shopping cart red boa. somebody's therapy state. >> judge jeanine: what state? >> charlie: iowa. >> greg: all right. have great night. >> bret: good evening. i'm

. >> because peter had i think he's was in his room in the attic and he had the beads, you know, the doorway i show it was. >> any of that necklace. that was greg. >> knowledge is better than greg was cool. okay. haha what about hollywood? >> it's been 2 and a half billion to 3 billion dollar hit the u.s. economy so far and it goes into catering, a cousin to hairstyle and it doesn't try cleaning. it's not just the actors in the riders, disney and netflix. talk to them this week and it didn't go well. so it looks like the strength to go on. maybe another 100 days, but then that would shut down all of 2024 spring season. and that's when the studios district flat run out of content. we already see 2 new reality tv shows and game shows on now. so this needs to get resolved. otherwise be a 4 billion dollar problem. 5 billion dollar problem growing. yeah, i'm in right now. they don't seem to be very close all do malls seem to be very close to either dying or thriving? >> i don't like mosques. i don't like people had covid on the rise. i definitely make right now. other people from 2021 2022? sales of malls were up 11% up. 800 billion dollars foot tra