not really the circumstances i would like to make my debut with haas, really extreme winds.ll grab it with both hands and make the most of it. what are you expecting? already i have seen suggestions it could be a reality check for you. how do you think it will play out? i have no doubt it will be tough. it is a difficult, unique circuit. we will see a difference in the track, how everything is performing. i will do my best to build up to speed and my expectation is not based on results but more on my personal performance. i want to get the most out of myself, build up in a measured way and use it as a test for next year. how pivotal would you say that saudi weekend was in the trajectory of your career? did it press fast forward on everything? i would definitely say so. it was an instrumental weekend in securing my seat for 2025. happy with how i performed given the circumstances and i felt it went really well. there are things i could have done better but they were very extreme circumstances and given the situation, i did well. in f2 it has been going less than ideal, strugg

for the time that the haas has owned the tea. millionaires, billionaires. that's fine. the fans own their team, own these teams with their hearts, mind, soul and overpriced hot dogs and beer. >> yes, sir. >> can you talk about how you celebrated today? i mean, there was a lot of executives with you as well. >> yes. i came up with a crazy idea a few months ago. even though this is sort of funereal. no, it's a celebration. kool. and the gang, right? >> oh, yeah. i mean, the synonymous with the right and music and the a's and music in oakland were hip. >> we're gritty. we're cool. so i decided we were going to invite our business operations staff, sales, marketing, operations, parking, all of these people. today we had 63 people. it's amazing. 63 people in a location that we kept secret and who was our official cheerleader, krazy george henderson. love him. and we opened up the box and krazy george hit the drum. 38,000 people early. went nuts. >> wow. do you think was john fisher at the game? and if not, do you think he watched? >> i don't know if john fisher was at the ga

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but you mentioned the haas family, and, you know, bravo to the haas family because they showed what aruly philanthropic ownership, one that truly cares about the community, cares about the fans, proved that oakland a's baseball could not only just make it in the bay area with another team here, but it could thrive. yes. thrive. yeah. and so for anybody to say that oakland a's baseball failed because of the fans, that's not the fans. it's not true. i mean, the haas family proved it. >> yeah. the fans here are some of the most loyal fans i have seen. no question. you know, i mean, i'm talking about the tears i saw in their eyes when they found out the team was going to leave. it was real. i mean, the anxiety. >> this is a bittersweet day. this isn't a sweet day. there's no way, shape or form. >> i got to tell you. bitter. there's people that i saw that i worked with that had anxiety when, you know, we were going through all this and now it's the day what it does to a community, self-esteem and the feeling of having a major league team. >> you can't even quantify that in numbers and mone

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now still only 19, his future lies with american team haas from next season.amilton's footsteps he hopes to follow one day. i'm really happy to see lewis going to ferrari. it's a combination that will be hugely successful, i hope. of course, one day, i would love to be in red as well. my goal in my life is to win an f1 world championship. f1 is just a step towards that but i'm really happy to get my chance in f1 and show what i'm capable of. sunday, then, another opportunity to prove he has the talent to back up the ambition. natalie pirks, bbc news. time for a look at the weather. here's tomasz schafernaker. a bit chilly, isn't it? it certainly is. when we step out of the front door tomorrow it is going to be fresh outside. fresh! i warn you, in fact, to be fresh outside. fresh! i warn you, infact, it to be fresh outside. fresh! i warn you, in fact, it will feel like autumn. a cold start with a touch of rural frost but lots of sunshine. the sun still has some power to it so it will warm up quickly. look at the motion of the clouds on the satellite picture, co

and british teenager oliver bearman was 11th for haas — he's replacing kevin magnussen, who is servingace suspension. the manchester city manager, pep guardiola, has been responding to the news that the hearing into the club's 155 charges for alleged financial breaches will begin on monday. city deny all the charges, that were first brought against them 19 months ago following a premier league investigation. i'm happy at the start of monday, then more rumours and news about sentences coming up. we are going to see. i know people are looking for it, i know they are expecting, i know it. but i am sad, so.... everybody is incident, you know, until goatee is proven, so we will see. guradiola's city and and arne slot�*s liverpool are the only sides with 100% records in the premier league this season. liverpool face nottingham forest at anfield tomorrow, trent alexander arnold, captain virgilvan dijk and mohamed salah have played a big part in their perfect start to the season, starting each of liverpool's three games so far. but they are yet to sign contract extensions with the club, and al

azerbaijan, he's on the grid again, replacing the suspended kevin magnussen for the american team, haas year. he's been talking to our sports correspondent natalie pirks. it will be my first full f1 we can. i have had a lot of running but never been able to put a full weekend together. not really the circumstances i would like to make my debut, really extreme winds. to race in f1, i will grab it with both hands and make the most of it. what are you expecting? already i have seen suggestions it could be a reality check. how do you think it will play out? i have no doubt it will be tough. it is a difficult, unique circuit. we will see a difference in the track, how everything is performing. i will do my best to build up to speed and my expectation is not based on results but more on my personal performance. i want to get the most out of myself, build up in a measured way and use it as a test for next year. how pivotal would you say the saudi weekend was in the trajectory of your career? did it press fast forward on everything? i it press fast forward on everything?— it press fast forward

azerbaijan, he's on the grid again, replacing the suspended kevin magnussen for the american team, haasr. he's been talking to our sports correspondent natalie pirks. it is going to be my first f1 weekend. i've had a lot of running in f1 but never a full weekend together and it's not really the circumstances i would like to make my deep you and pretty extreme but nonetheless, it's an opportunity to raise and really test for next year and i'm going to grab it with both hands and make the most of it. what are you actually expecting because if suggestions they could be a reality check for you, how do you think it will play out? t you, how do you think it will play out?— play out? i have no doubt will be a tough — play out? i have no doubt will be a tough weekend - play out? i have no doubt will be a tough weekend and - play out? i have no doubt will be a tough weekend and it's l play out? i have no doubt willj be a tough weekend and it's a very difficult one from sunday and will see a big change in the track i think we'll be doing her best to build up speed and expectations are the based o

azerbaijan, he's on the grid again, replacing the suspended kevin magnussen for the american team, haas talking to our sports correspondent natalie pirks. it will be my first weekend and i've done a lot of running in f1 and have never spent a full weekend together. and i would like to make it extreme and a great oliver bareman became the youngest british driver in f1 history when, as ferrari's reserve driver, he stood in for carlos sainz at the saudi arabian grand prix in march. he finished a remarkable 7th, beating his idol sir lewis hamilton. this weekend, in azerbaijan, he's on the grid again, replacing the suspended kevin magnussen for the american team, haas, who he'll drive for next year. he's been talking to our sports correspondent natalie pirks. it will be my first weekend and i've done a lot of running in f1 and have never spent a full weekend together. and i would like to make it extreme and a great opportunity and a great task for next year and going with both hands and be how do you think it will play out? done better what i could've done better in circumstances, given the

i would now like to turn the podium over to ryan haas who serves as a senior fellow and director of the john l. thornon china center, and ryan will moderate a fireside chat with susan after which they'll take questions from the audience. over to you. ryan: thank you very much, president rouse. that was a wonderful introduction. susan: i like that. ryan: and jeff deserves every word of it. i also want to thank ambassador rice. you're in extremely high demand across the country in the fact you would take this time to honor jeff is a tribute to him but also a tribute to yourself. i plan on spending the next hour organizing our conversation around a few themes. first will be around leadership and then foreign policy, domestic policy, and then how we're looking at the 2024 election and the year ahead. i promise i'll save questions for you to ask ambassador rice. but i'd like to ask you about jeff bader, the man we're here to honor. you worked with jeff in the clinton administration, the obama administration. you've seen him in all kinds of different settings. what stands out to you as you th

in fact, the commission haas found that no other de vice has killed as many people from carbon monoxidesoning as portable generators have. the reason why they're so dangerous is because these sometimes very small de vices, just one can emit as much carbon monoxide gas as hundredings of cars can combined. so many of them also do not have a sort of automated switch to turn off once levels become dangerous. >> why are we seeing this increase in poisoning if we've known about the risks for many decades? >> we know from climate scientist that is these extreme weather events are becoming more frequent, leading to widespread power outages that can last weeks and leave millions of people in the heat. trying to stave off heat deaths and in the winter, trying to stave off hypothey werea deaths. the purchase of portable generators after these extreme weather events continue to spike, which only further the cycle >> your story alludes to some people who put these portable generators very close to their house. why are people doing that and are the risks well spelled out? >> this family has been usin

teenager 0liver bearman was eleventh in his first fi practice — he's replacing kevin magnussen for haasnd catch max verstappen over the last 8 races of the season. probably not in this car though. this is a replica of the mclaren pi road—car — made entirely from lego. norris gave it a spin around silverstone. it's comprised, of 342,000 bricks and components and hundreds of their own battery units. it took 23 people 8,344 hours of development using 393 different different bits. i wonder if there was one left in the box after the'd finished it? the first test match to take place between afghanistan and new zealand has been washed out without a single ball bowled across the five days. this was in the greater noida region in india near delhi and it's the first time a men's test has been completely washed out in the country. it was the first time a test had been scheduled there and the prospects of play were never good with persistent rain for the last 2 weeks. rafael nadal says he won't play for europe in the laver cup in berlin next week. the 22—time grand slam winner hasn't played since h

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the haas family and the fans. fans were better to me than anybody. so i love coming back and helping out at the last game ever in this in this park. >> while there is some dispute about who actually invented the way krazy george says he was the first and that it happened back in 1981 at the oakland a's new york yankees playoff game. i'm not going to dispute that. and tonight, there are countless social media posts from fans sharing their memories, many using the phrase rooted in oakland. some are posting pictures from today's game, while others are going way, way back to their time in the stands. years ago, all those showing their deep affection for the team. >> the announced attendance for today's game was 46,889. this was the most fans who have attended a game at the coliseum this season. the last mlb team to leave a city was the expos when they left montreal in 2004. for comparison, only 31,000 people witnessed that team's final game in canada. in today's game against the texas rangers, jj bleday hit an rbi. plus this amazing catch in center field

latif haa latif , a rural lover, i am a person there, for example , turn on the exhaust of a car, givehe smoke and gas regularly. outside of this organization, bani sadr and opposition group, azadi movement, mizan newspaper and so on are doing the same thing, that is, they are constantly doing the same thing in this fragrant atmosphere with spiritual purity, which is due to the war and this spiritual unity. in another example, the members of the hypocrite group came and wanted to ask permission from ayatollah khamenei to have a separate office and handle for themselves and do everything they do with the name and logo of their group. give it to us, we told you to remove the board, settle down, be like the rest of us there are you too, go, be a martyr, kill , be killed. but don't mess with this alliance of the armed forces. you want to mess with the alliance of the armed forces . a little later, the news arrived that susange was in danger of falling. on november 23, sereng salimi called from ahvaz. it was the evening of the 23rd. this is exactly what i remember. this is the reason. i wro

she's a marketing professor at uc berkeley's haas school of business.rofessor, welcome. >> thank you. >> okay. >> so nice to see you. >> oh. thank you. you're not a lawyer. so putting the law issue aside, is it smart for oakland to be trying to put san francisco in its name? because that might actually, in the long term, harm oakland? what do you think about that? >> i think from a branding perspective, it's ridiculous. it's mean spirited, confusing to the customer, which is the market. and from what i understand about the injunction, illegal from a trademark perspective, it's pretty amazing because from a branding perspective, airports are really iconic cultural locations. from what i understand, both oakland, okay and sfo san francisco international airport have been established since the early 20s. that's almost a century of history that is right there in plain sight, to be developed. and rather than making oakland airport really take off as a cultural touchpoint, they're basically riding on the wings of san francisco. >> yeah. you know, professor, i

police say they received a call about a dog left alone on an apartment balcony near gibraltar and haasd it drives the caller said the dog was barking and whining and the sun when police arrived, they say that dog was dead. police say so far they do not believe this was intentional, but a full investigation and to the owner is ongoing. officers are reminding residents to keep their pets safe during those high temperatures. with that, let's get your check of the forecast. this is a live look from our mount tam cam. not a lot of heat come in for the bay area today, though, no much different today. just a horrible story about lawrenceburg, probably different outcome today because the weather is so drastically different. but yeah, reminder. >> yeah, just be aware. always got to take care of. you know, we talk a lot about that, you know, animals and cars. but even if they're stuck outside, even if they don't have a place to hide from that sun, it can heat up in a hurry. >> and you get temperatures like we had yesterday, 90's, even some triple digits and that could some deadly heat. if you're

time talked about why he owns the team and what i'm so proud of in our years with the a's and the haasfamily is even though it was privately owned, they gave the to team the fans. they let the fans have their input in terms of what they like the best, and whether it was the wave, whether it was kids running around the bases, whether it was fathers catching on the field, free barbecues, the incredible giveaways, that's all going to be gone. and i've always said to you, raj the perfect place to build a new coliseum, which could have already been opened. the coliseum. yeah, i it does hurt my favorite memories with those safeway saturday barbecues, which i believe you started when you were with the team. i did. we gave away free food for the first 10,000 people, and people were yelling at me, our concessionaire and the food consumption went up. when people were finished with the free food, i was at probably about, i was at probably about 50 of those games as a kid. the free safeway saturday barbecue. and what we tried to do is create a sense of joy and what the oakland coliseum represented

this was under the haas family ownership. this was a classic night. the 1987 all star game. i was there in the upper deck, last row, the cheapest seats player, top of the best players in the world, many of them now in the hall of fame, took the field. tim raines knocking in two runs with a triple in the 13th inning. by the way, there's mark mcguire, the national league won that game two to nothing. and remember the giants almost moved to florida back in 1992. new ownership stepped in and saved the team. tonight the giants in arizona against the diamondbacks matt chapman. watch this. an inside the park home run. it goes off the wall. takes a wacky bounce. and that's it. the diamondbacks trying to chase it down. chapman just keeps running the last giant to do this. denard span back in 2017. giants beat the d-backs 6 to 3. they've won six of thr last if beyoncé. earlier this year, beyoncé released a country album which features a song called levi's jeans today, the denim company levi strauss, which as you know, is headquartered in san francisco, posted on instagram, tagging bey

they say that they got a call about a dog being left alone on a balcony near gibraltar drive and haas and a drive. the colors says that the dog was barking and whining and this was on tuesday as much of the east bay was under a heat advisory, reaching temperatures in the mid 90's within 15 minutes of the call, police arrived at the apartment and they found that the dog had died. >> alright, gusty winds and heavy rain from hurricane helene are battering mexico. this is video from cancun today. according to the national hurricane center, the storm has now reached 85 miles per hour, sustained winds, but that is expected to pick up substantially in the coming hours. it's on track lean to become a major hurricane when it makes landfall in the u.s.. lawrence has been tracking this storm in lawrence. it is just starting to yeah. i mean, this is going to be explosive to see what it does here in the next 24 to 48 hours. i mean, it is running over some very warm waters. we haven't had other hurricanes moving across there. so. >> not able to churn up some colder water underneath. so this is real

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police say 47 year-old addison haas turned himself in early this morning, identifying himself as the word about what led up to the shooting or a motive. >> a man has been convicted of breaking into and vandalizing a synagogue in san francisco da brooke jenkins says 43 year-old deon brimmer broke into congregation. sheriff israel on california and webster streets in august of last year. jenkins says that rumor broke into the synagogue, tried to break the alarm system that sounded off and then look for things to take. then he impersonated a security guard by wearing a suit and it's synagogue id tag and then demanded payment from an employee for security services. rimmer was arrested 5 days later. right now he's out on custody but will be sentenced next month. >> whether time now as we get a live look outside the view from our studios since san francisco. lucky to work here. lucky live in the bay area today, especially if you're along the coast or the city where it was not unbearably hot, but it was certainly war and looking at that big all palm tree there, not wind. >> and its fronds,

finley sold the team to the haas family, and they were committed to oakland. they owned the a's from 1980 to 95, and back then the oakland coliseum was regarded as a fantastic place to watch or play a game that would dramatically change over time. in their best years, the a's had star power rickey henderson, who grew up in the town, was not only the greatest leadoff hitter of all time, he also broke the single season stolen base record with 130 in 1982. and he's the all time stolen base king. >> but today i'm the greatest of all time. thank you. >> the bash brothers, jose canseco and mark mcgwire were together for seven seasons, featuring displays of pure power and the signature bash in celebration, oakland's own dave stewart emerged as one of the best pitchers in baseball, known for that menacing glare on the mound, helping the a's reach the world series for three straight years from 1988 to 1990. after losing to kirk gibson and the dodgers in 88, the a's beat the giants in 89. a series delayed by the loma prieta earthquake. the a's probably should have won m

then rene haas.- let's get a measure of these people before we decide that 72 hours is how we make or break apple, which is what you think is happening? >> who's going to get bragging rights tonight, you or chuck robbins, the atlanta falcons fan? >> i made chuck wear number 11 when julio was playing, we beat them, wore number 11. he was true to his word. he would probably have to find a new number to wear, but it's going to be very similar colors. >> we'll see what happens. a big week ahead for jim out at one market in san francisco. inw, all-time high up 320 pots. s&p has gone green. s&p has gone green. stay with us at t. rowe price, we help advisors move . by building agile etfs designed to outperform the index. that's the power of curiosity. better questions can lead to better solutions. t. rowe price. invest with confidence. it will take billions of solar panels to power the world today. aes is making scale like that closer to a reality. introducing maximo, our new ai-enabled solar robot, designe

the, for the oppression of the people of gaza and lebanon, to defend siad, haas and nelson all lot. and his martyrdom to show that we are with lebanon, and that the zionist regime will never last, and its end is very close. so it already has from all walks of flies, have gathered around this iconic palace times square to show solidarity with the people of living on as a because of war has virtually spilled into a lot going on. and the conflict between the idea of and has been is routine level . so i can see people holding has been offered to the frame is yellow, has been offered as well as the lebanese, want to choose telling me they're already with the people living on. now, it's customary done to search for all these demonstrators, for these really flock to show their outrage over these ready action empowers funding. now, 11, also people here are demanding that the international community immediately step in and try to and be ongoing is really showing go presidential areas in love it on know i talked to a couple of people here and they told me that i what is what it is doing, can

oliver bearman, who drove his first race for ferrari in march was with haas this time round and got thed in final practice before qualifying. i was really lucky to getting the gear too, because that was the double yellow which i lost a lot of time with. but luckily, i just scraped through and really was on the limit to get into 03 if it wasn't for the mistake i made in that section it would have been ok. so yeah, quite disappointed in myself, not for qualifying but more for the fps where i lost a lot of laps and experience. time now for some of the day's other sport stories and... ..the final classic of the season — the st ledger was dominated by the irish trainer aidan o'brien who had first and second as the favourite �*yan broygal�* just edged out his stablemate illinois in a brilliant finish at doncaster. britain's sonay kartal is set for a new career—high ranking after reaching her first wta tour semi—final. kartal beat ukraine's yuliia starodutseva at the jasmin open. the british numberfour, reached the third round of wimbledon earlier this year and her run in tunisia means she'll

on track, before oliver bearman — filling in for the banned kevin magnussen — hit the wall in his haased, russell edged out ferrari's charles leclerc at the top of the timings, with norris three tenths back in third, while verstappen was only fifth fastest. qualifying starts in just over two hours' time. and that's all the sport for now. the fallout of tuesday's us presidential debate between donald trump and kamala harris is still being unpicked. but when will we know how and if it affected voters opinion? anthony salvanto is polling director at our us news partners, cbs. i think it will be next week towards the end of next week. and i'll tell you why. first is contextually, if you look at post—debate immediate post—debate polls from 2016, from 2020 past years, you've mentioned there have been times when you saw winners or perceived winners of debates, including the fact that in 2016, a lot of people thought that hillary clinton was winning some of those debates. and ultimately that didn't pan out when election day rolled around. so those polls have some value, but its limited number

. — britain's oliver bearman finished 11th fastest in his first practice session for haas as he stands1 is another step on the way to bigger things. my goal in my life is to win _ to bigger things. my goal in my life is to win a — to bigger things. my goal in my life is to win a world championship. formula — is to win a world championship. formula l— is to win a world championship. formula 1 is a step towards that and i do formula 1 is a step towards that and i do hope _ formula 1 is a step towards that and i do hope that one day i will be fighting — i do hope that one day i will be fighting for the world championship but i fighting for the world championship but lam _ fighting for the world championship but i am really happy to get my chance — but i am really happy to get my chance in— but i am really happy to get my chance in f1. the two—day diamond league final gets underway today with the world's best athletes gathering in brussels with the winners of each diamond league final taking home a trophy and £24,000 in prize money. olympic a00m silver medallist matthew hudson—smith leads

we have richard haas. a senior counselor with center view partners. to understand how this escalates and does it escalate? if it does, what ultimately does it mean? >> the short answer is the question of escalation, andrew, is with hezbollah now. the israeli hs have come in prey hard. little unclear why they are trying to quote/unquote defeat hezbollah. are they trying to hit them hard to soften them up for diplomacy. >> they were trying to push them back on the back heels to get diplomacy? >> that is the likely expla explanation. you pound them and agree to arrangement and move back to lebanon and more back to northern israel. i'm skeptical. hezbollah is so well armed that enormous tracts of israel is vulnerable to the weaponry. >> the question is do these attacks change the psychology of hezbollah? do they say we can't have this anymore or we can't accept the bom bombings. the other piece of it is does the play into the humanitarian crisis in palestinians because you are seeing people dying and lebanese dying and how it play into the global consciou

i'll just remind you of adults stories this out as well, has confirmed that it's liter, haas on the song that has been killed and these really strikes and they will start off with the groups later for 32 years. there's been another major attack in the last few minutes in the southern sub survey would the soles began on friday evening with a massive wave and strikes residential buildings will reduce to rubble is very immediate said use 85 so called the bunker buster bombs each waiting around a ton and one kind of joining us from washington in southern lebanon, of course, more taxing and going on for you are in on that sounds easy, right? and just in the last 2 minutes i learned a 2 strikes of taken place, just west of where i'm standing. i can actually see the smoke billowing up into the uh, in that direction. uh, in the last hour several airstrikes took place to, uh, to the west, to be, uh, very large ones. uh, another one too. so it does the east, the west of me uh to the general uh, run mountains over the and now his book have also been retaliation. i'm just going to show you what we s

i would now like to turn the podium over to ryan haas, who served as a senior fellow and chair of taiwan studies at brookings. ryan will moderate a fireside chat with susan, after which they will take questions from the audience. brian: thank you very much -- ryan: thank you very much peer that was a wonderful introduction. jeff deserves every word of it. i also want to thank ambassador rice. you are in extremely high demand across the country, and the fact that you would take this time to honor jeff is a tribute to him but also a tribute to yourself. i plan on spending the next hour organizing our few conversation that organizing our conversation around a few themes -- leadership, foreign policy, domestic policy, and how we are looking at the year ahead. i promise i will save time for you as well to pose questions to ambassador rice at the end of our hour, but before we turn to leadership issues, i want to take a minute to ask you about the man we are here to honor, jeff bader. you worked with him here at brookings in the clinton administration, in the obama administration. you have see

republican bastions, working over working class voters, he got the steam fitters' endorse endorsement haasg the republican party all the way down to ballot. stuart: can he take the jewish vote away from the democratic party in large numbers? >> absolutely. we talk about electoral math like this, it's not about winning absolute majorities because the democrats is based on these 90, 80% cohorts. so if you chip away a few percentages on the margins, you make a big difference. you don't have to win every group, but if you move the numbers in urban and suburban america, jewish voters, whoever it may be, all of a sudden your coabigs gets really big, really quickly -- coa bigs. stuart: i got that tell you, once you get out of the city, trump all the way. once you go north of the city, mastered with trump signs. i don't see any harris signs in upstate new york. >> it's true. look, the geographic distribution of president trump is looking like a reverse fdr coabigs. he had the urban and is rural vote. in urban america, you saw that with the highly successful bronx rally for trump, i think this can

let's bring in former president and ceo of discover financial services roger haas child.rter of vice president kamala harris joins us from chicago. roger thanks for being here i want to start by talking about one of the things that she talked about there. and that is how important it was to cut red tape. critics listen to that from the vice president and say if you look at her time for the past three and a half years, the biden administration has been accused of adding red tape to small businesses and businesses across the country. how do you respond to that? >> you know, i think she was very clear of her support of small businesses andaging that they're the backbone of the economy. they represent over half of all job creation. programs like increasing the start up expense deduction from 5,000 to 50,000 cutting the red tape as you mentioned will be critical to driving economic growth. great example of the economic policies we can look forward to when she is elected president. >> bret: yeah. well, just to my point, as i was mentioning, this is from the hill. new biden admi

so then then the haas family buys the team, turns the whole thing around.n you have the years of the bash brothers and all that. you have the 89 world background all summer long. how'd the a's do today? what's going on? oh, well, we're in a losing streak. oh, we're in a winning streak. oh, did you see they took two against the whoevers. and so you do that and that's part of your life. and then you just jerk that grow up with that. and it's part of their upbringing and part of their traditions and it's gone. it's gone. yeah >> let's talk a little bit about some of the fans here. there are some fans we teased a moment ago that were at the very first game here at the coliseum. and, you reflect on, on their time over the years. let's check in with bailey o'carroll now. she has a look at those fans and their history supporting this team. >> i became an ace fan when i went to the first game on april 17th, 1968. >> the oakland athletics played their first game at the coliseum in front of 50,164 fans. rocky hull was one of them. >> do you remember who played in the

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joining us now is richard haas. i appreciate you being here.me minister netanyahu is digging in, publicly. do you see any indication that this mounting pressure, these protests, perhaps from the u.s. and arab negotiating partners, will force a change in netanyahu's position? >> short answer is no, peter. the prime minister has his own motives for not agreeing to a cease-fire. i could understand it if i thought you could eliminate hamas. but you can't. essentially, he is doing nothing to get the hostages back in pursuit of military goals that simply cannot be accomplished. the short answer to your question, there's no reason for optimism no matter how hard the united states pushes. hamas doesn't want a deal. this israeli government doesn't want a deal. >> the uk, as you have seen, they are pausing some of their arm sales to israel. how could that affect other countries right now? should the u.s. consider something similar? >> i think it's a misguided decision, sorry to say. it's one thing to pause arm sales when israel is using arms in ways that

i think haas going to switch just like many years ago it did with cisco. to my position. i think apple's going to be the hot topic from now until the end of the year. stuart: what's your target price? this morning it's at 228, where it's going? >> north of 2500 if not higher. -- 250. i think people are going to get wowed when they come out with their, i think it's september 9th when every every the launch of the iphone 16, and they're going to have the mac world talking about this. people are going to think about apple, oh, we haven't bought apple, all the money's been made in nvidia. maybe it's time to rotate into apple. stuart: and that's next monday, i believe, next monday of next week, that's it? that's when it comes out? >> yes, sir. 9. stuart: we'll follow it. kyle, thanks. we'll check out apple next monday and all hose trading days in between. thanks very much, kyle. >>> the opening bell is about to to ring, about 17, 18 seconds. we're expecting some selling. looks like some red ink being lined up there. it's tuesday morning following a 3-day labor

the fed is making a series of cuts and risks to the labor market are to the down soside, why not cut haant? let's bring in my next guest, a chief economist at nationwide mutual cathy, you're undergoing this sort of same evolution that the markets are, and leaning towards a 50 >> yeah, hi, kelly happy to be with you well, we have thought for a while that they actually should start with 50 basis points, and just in general, get back to a more neutral rate as soon as possible there are stresses in the consumer, interest rates are high fed officials' own acknowledgement is that policy is restrictive it was there because they were worried about inflation. and now if concerns have shifted more to the labor market, which i agree, that's more what the risk is, why not i agree with the former fed officials, why not start out with 50? and it's going to be a series of cuts the interesting thing there, as we have gone from current federal community members is that they're more comfortable going cautious 25. so that's why the markets are divided now, and it's coming down to be an interesting first ra

israel attacked by had a haas. secretary-general joined on october 8 as solidarity with the front of resistance and solidarity with what he sees the palestinian people of hamas. ever since israel was attacked and attacked back. now he said and made it very clear that he will not stop fighting until the war in the south end. what happened in recent weeks, it became very clear that because of obstacles put by both sides, hamas and prime minister netanyahu, but mainly prime minister netanyahu who seemed to be not very keen to have a hostage deal, who put the integrity of his coalition in the highest priority, caring more for the coalition than for the lives of the hostages, the situation is israel is stuck with the war in the south that doesn't end because there's no cease-fire and in the north, because it doesn't end. what happened was the prime minister netanyahu, after not being able to achieve the two goals in the south, two goals of the war, to free hostages and to dismantle hamas, he added a new goal for the war

joining us now is richard haas. could the his death reshape the region? it's weakened iran and we have yet to see what kind of iranian response there will be, but if lebanon could take hold of its own country again after the president was killed by hezbollah. >> would have to be a wild optimist to think the middle east would be reshaped as a result of anything. this is i think lots of positive developments here. i would argue that this to use a baseball analogy, this might be the second or third inning. we've got to see how the game plays out. the region, you still have all the dynamics between israelis and palestinians. all the dynamics between iran and the sunni states, internal instability or the potential or reality for it. plus, lebanon quite honestly is a plurality or majority shia country. it's going to be a weak state with or without hezbollah in the mix. >> richard, president biden was asked about the possibility of an israeli ground invasion. take a look at what he's saying today. >> the fact that israel may now be launching a limited operation

joining me is richard haas, richard, this is his victory plan, what's the victory plan beyond wantingo fire long-range weapons, long-range missiles into russia and the u.s. stands alone in this because the europeans want to give that approval even if it's on the british weapons. >> two separate issues here, one, the arms we provide under what constraints. he's wanted more powerful weapons with further constraints. that's a means. the much bigger question surrounding this zelenskyy visit is what the end, the definition of victory, if there's a plan for victory, how do you define it, it's ukraine gaining all of its territory back, if that's the definition of victory it's not going to be achieved any time soon to say the least. the most interesting question, the one that's being discussed privately, what it's the realistic definition of victory in the way of territorial division, nato guarantees, so forth, that's the real conversation. >> part of the backdrop that donald trump would not say in the debate he wants ukraine to win the war and that he's said such favorable things for russia.

the other one here is we might have scared haas ran nasrallah because -- hasan nasrallah because an operation magnitude, again, the trick with intelligence, it's not information, it's really knowing how to the take that information and read between the the lines. that's' the art of this warfare, and israel was able the damage the communications and send that psychological, monster message as well as injure thousands and kill several dozen hezbollah militants. but the real key here is hasan nasrallah scared enough to the hang it occupy. -- up. that's really the psychological goal here. we'll see how it's going to play out, but i wouldn't be surprised if you see airstrikes, commando operations. but remember, israel has spent last five months, larry, watching those pagers and mapping out an entire region -- larry: i know. it's incredible. >> way before those pagers blew up. larry: kash patel, this is really quite a brilliant, i'm calling it a counterintelligence movement i've seen it written up as a counterintelligence movement israel are a pretty clever bunch, i would say. i gotta believe it hu

i'm the greatest of all time and maybe even greater than elvis because elvis haa d a guitar. i don't have a guitar. elvis have a good tar. i don't have the privilege of a guitar. but i would say, baby who can do ld dit like me. nobody can do it like me. how great m.i.a.! and she would say, you know and she would say, i would say howwa great was the speech but not how good, how great was it? and she would say, it was good that your hair looked terrible tonight. [laughter] or the worst ever.said how good was it, first lady? and she said, it was good but you couldn't find your way off the stage. i was imitating biden and they said i did it. you i couldn't find my way off the stage. so, you can'uccit be sarcastic.e sarcasm with the media doesn't work. okay? it doesn't. [boos] so, i have given up about --t i've given up about 90% of it. i have all my friends here, anthony, anthony, anthony, stand up. anthony, one of the greats -- >> laura: newt gingrich or speaker of the house andhave fox news analyst. newt au jus i don't think i've seen donald trump as upbeat, having a great time

. >> the haas one is true. we're joined by two guests. matter all that much what the moderators think of the debate performance, what the political aides, we showed what some of them think, and what commentators think although we reserve our right to comment. as the polls are rolling in, i told folks, it takes a couple days to get those broader polls, not the snap polls. most people think harris won the debate and republicans who have become accustomed to lying for trump didn't lie to pollsters. many americans said she won. does that matter this week? >> well, republicans have been saying for some time that they're going with harris, they're going to say that publicly. that does matter. the thing that is most exciting to me, ari, that's important that matters, we are seeing so many people stepping up to volunteer boots on the ground for the campaign. at the end of the day it's fine for us to chop it up but at the end of the day what matters is getting voters out, getting voters motivated. you have 2,000 vol lun hers tears who just signed