we dig into that with hal brands .s is bloomberg. ♪ paul: you are watching "daybreak: australia." we have been hearing from the with a bank of austria, speech being given about the recovery of an uneven recession. he's been saying that the effect on the household income in australia has been following -- has been following. he is reiterated that there is not going to be any great hikes years,tria release three until inflation gets and that target range, at least 2% to 3%. dollar the aussie weakening a little bit. let's get a check on the first world headlines. fired more than 100 employees for improperly using coronavirus relief funds. foster visitations were made about the relief aid. -- false revelations were made about the relief aid, similar to what happened with jp morgan. to theocks react stimulus deal perhaps not passe before the election. nancytion says that -- pelosi and steve mnuchin spoke about how the democrats may be holding back in hopes of winning the senate next month and driving their own bill. governm

we also want, hal, to have home ownership. i was at a housing sub -- a housing project in san francisco several months ago and met with people that were trying to reclaim their neighborhood. they wanted home ownership. they didn't want handouts. and i was with the democrat mayor of san francisco who was there supporting our idea. but when you look at the cities and you see the problems we have with crime, drugs, lack of jobs, i also want to point out one of the fundamental problems that we have in american cities and throughout america today, and that is the breakdown of the american family. i know some people laugh about it when i talk about the breakdown of the family, but it's true. 60 % of the kids that are born in our major cities today are born out of wedlock. we have too many divorces. we have too many fathers that aren't assuming their responsibility. the breakdown of the family is a contributing factor to the problems that we have in urban america. mr. bruno: admiral stockdale. admiral stockdale: i think enterprise zo

we had a mutual friend -- we have talked on this show about his sad passing due to covid hal willner, well. >> yeah. i met hal through lou reed they were doing the radio show together, and we became, you know, really close within that circle of friends. he was the first person that we lost to covid, so it was really sad. my partner and i, russ, we were in new york 'til about end of april. and then, we got on a plane and went up to vancouver island where my mom is to make sure she'd be okay. and i brought this little mini pod that hal, a few birthdays before, had put over 2,000 songs of his music on for me so i felt, you know, we were - we were all grieving hal but every morning, every afternoon, i just had his music in the room, and hal so that was comforting >> seth: he was a man of so many skills but that ability to curate a musical list based on the taste of his friends was really - >> yeah. >> seth: it was -- it was something else he will definitely be missed you -- you have a wonderful, new show you play -- this is about a very rich family in the south, who has a christian tv net

the eldest son was harry, nicknam nicknamed hal.s a lawyer he taught politics at princeton university where he made the fateful friendship of princeton president woodrow wilson. wilson called on hal to lead the fuel administration during world war i. while that doesn't seem like all that, it was a very powerful position of command and control, managing distribution of coal supplies in the country. he did -- hal held the position and resigned in december of 1919. the next garfield son, hal's brother james, a lawyer and also a politician, served in several republican administrations. he served in theodore's roosevelt commerce and labor, then as secretary of the interior until the end of roosevelt's term in 1909. james decided to leave at the end of roosevelt's term rather than serve under taft. he rejoined his brother -- third brother in cleveland. the youngest surviving son, abram, helped direct washington's development directly. but quietly behind the scenes. an characteristic in cleveland, he too had a theodore roosevelt connection

but, hal and i were working on a project that hasn't come out yet.most certainly as a tribute to his genius >> seth: i also remember one or two compliments from hal, and the thing that you can take to the bank is that he meant it, because there was no way that he would waste his time lying about a piece of art >> yeah. he was the great champion of the people that are easily overlooked, the artists who are not so easy to put in to categories and he championed people, like myself and other people who haven't had the success that i've had, his entire life. and, so, there's a -- there's a powerful and strong legacy >> seth: well, thank you so much for sharing that i could talk about hal all day i could talk to you all day. thank you so much for being here, michael. i really appreciate it >> seth, thanks for having me and stay strong. >> seth: will do >> vote. vote vote >> seth: agreed. agreed on all counts michael stipe. his new music is available through michaelstipe.com we'll be right back with larry wilmore. ♪ right now at jimmy john's, you can get ha

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hal, i have to let you go. always a pleasure talking to you.ks, we're 22 days away from the election and this week, we're getting, we're going to take a closer look at single issue voting. we're going to begin with the supreme court. this after the latest "fox news poll" shows 55% of likely voters say the supreme court is an important factor inn deciding their vote for president. 25% say it is the single most important factor. joining me now to discuss, attorney for president trump jenna ellis. jenna, this supreme court nomination process and the pick, it will sway a lot of votes. it could actually impact the outcome of this election? >> and it should, charles. this is one of the most important functions of any president is to nominate originalists judges who understand their role. look what we saw this morning from the confirmation hearing was that democrats do not want to be held accountable for their partisan activist undown constitutional policy that is the bottom line. when they talk about court-packing, all of these emotional appeals to t

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we've got to have a little equal time here now, hal.n the book you also suggest taxes on, gasoline taxes on utilities, taxes on carbon, taxes on timber. there's a whole host of taxes. and i don't just -- i don't believe raising taxes is the way to solve our environmental problems. and you talk about the bad situation in the auto industry. you seem to say that the answer is, well, i'll just make it that much worse by increasing the cafe standards. yes, the auto industry is hurting, it's been hurting for a long time, and increasing the cafe standards to 45 miles per gallon, like you and bill clinton are suggesting, will put, as i said, 300,000 people out of work. >> okay, let's move on now. i would like to remind the audience of one thing. trying to stop you from applauding may be a lost cause. i didn't say anything about hissing, but i do think it is discourteous, and there's no call for that, and it reflects badly on the candidate you're supporting. so let's knock that off. let's go on to health care. health care protection has become a

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but anyway, the point was that when hal saw this statute, it was ugly. why was it ugly? because it was designed to be seen from 400 feet away at an angle of declaration of 45 degrees. it's like stage makeup if you ever go a close. it's supposed to be seen from the last year of the theater. the statues, i've seen to -- then up to see jefferson davis and the museum and he's ugly from the front. but the larger reason is that you take them out of their native environment and it's sort of solves the problem, but not really. he said very aptly, and this is quite true, that it was created to say we are in favor of segregation of the races. but i want my students to know that there was a time when the university they attended was run by people in their section of the country that was in favor of segregation. if you believe in progress, you have to know what you are progressing from. and there's no historical memory against which to judge, otherwise the fact that martin luther king has a statue on the uk campus. it's a big deal. that statute would not have been placed there 60 ye

and hal takes one look at this statue, and bursts into tears. because i don't know, are there any lilotta fans in the house? so there is this song, i think the song is "she's hot to go" or something like this and sees this woman from hine, and boy she's hot to go, and ready and so on and goes on and on and at the end of the song he comes around and this probably wouldn't pass must ner this day and age, but he comes and and says but she was ugly from the front. actually, no. and then there is this female voice that comes in and says well you ugly, too. and that is hardly one to cast stones. butti but anyway, when the point is, when hal saw this statue, it was ugly. why was it ugly? it was designed to be seen at 400 feet at an angle of 45 degrees. it is like stage makeup. if you ever go up close. you know, it is supposed to be seen from the last row of the theater. so these statue, i've been in to see jefferson davis in the museum and he's ugly from the front. but the larger reason is that you take them sort of out of their native environment, and

. >> joining me from nashville hal hal halle jackson. let's begin with this debate. the debate will look much different than the first one. what can we expect to see in terms of how they'll enforce the rules in place? >> reporter: listen, ayman, that's a good question. the enforcement is on the commission itself. we're talking about the biggest change from the first debate which is the muting of the microphones. it's going to happen at the beginning of each segment. each candidate will have two minutes to speak uninterrupted on the microphone. ayman, my question is what happens if president trump does still try to jump in even with his microphone cut. the viewers at home may not hear it. certainly people in the audience will hear it. certainly joe biden will hear it. there's questions about this. i spoke to a member of the trump campaign who would not commit to president trump respecting the mute button. i can tell you, ayman, the president has been counselled by aides and allies to let joe biden speak, to not interrupt so much. there's an acknowledgment among some c

first, we start with meteorologist kari hal. >> we have seen high wind gusts the past 24 hours. a live look outside. i want to take you to the mountains where winds have been gusting up to 89 miles per hour where we measured late last night. we have also had high wind gusts in the sierra. looking from alpine meadows, a live view, we measured 94-mile-per-hour gust in the sierra. temperature is only 34 degrees with relative humidity at 11%. so these high winds going along with this critically dry air is a reason why we still had this high fire danger as the wind advisory will be expiring here soon. looking at the rest of the bay area, we have seen our wind gusts maxing out at 40 miles per hour in santa rosa. concord 31. 31 in san francisco and 57 in oakland so a lot of trees down and a lot to clean up today and we will continue to track those winds. i'll have another update coming up in a few minutes. >>> thousands of people are still without power throughout the bay area because pg&e was trying to prevent wildfires. look at the pg&e map. the areas in yellow are the folks who are

and joining us now is fillip hal-person, assistant u.s.ears in the attorneys office in san diego. i have to tell you, i learned something in your op-ed piece not just something about your career, but i learned something about william barr i did not know. i'm going to read it directly from the op-ed piece because it tells me a lot. after all,barr has never actually investigated, charged or tried a case. he's a well trained bureaucrat but has no actual experience as a prosecutor. and that's the man who's making these judgments overruling the prosecutors like yourself with the experience. >> well, that's true. and i want to make it clear that this is a sad day for me when i feel it's necessary to speak out against the attorney general of the united states. as you've noted i've spent almost my entire life in the department. i loved representing the people of the united states, and it was something that i was proud of every day i worked there. and it's there troubling when i see a bureaucrat basically supporting an autocrat. and that's sad. >>

meteorologist kari hal is tracking that. you say today is better than we have seen in the's going to con improve over these next few weather. i do have quite a few things i'm watching. i wanted to first start out with that. we are still dealing with some smoke in the north bay and unhealthy air quality. we have seen it drift into the east bay and south bay so keep an eye on that before you head out for a long walk. our trend shows we will have cooling temperatures over the next few days and i'm watching two things in the forecast that may give us weekend rain. we will enjoy more nice weather today. our near normal temperatures just a little bit warmer than where we should be but this is making some progress towards some cooler air as highs reach into the low 80s for the south bay and upper 80s for the south county. the east bay, 90 in concord this morning while there. half moon bay in the 60s. north bay high reach as warm as 93. we are continuing to watch the north bay and especially for a chance of rain. i'm tracking these

became van halen 10 years after their family emigrated from the netherlands to pasadena california and haland became one of the world's top selling bands with songs like. 30000 hayden was born in amsterdam in 955 and he moved with his family to los angeles in the early 1960 s. he started life as a musician at the piano but later switched his ambitions to the guitar the rest is history and his older brother ehrlich's from hayden in the 1970 s. they had a distinctive style and it is that infamous guitar solos and from dave the votes flamboyant taken the wrong. they appeal to people from old age groups. younger fans don't even know we have 11 other records i saw with fire if we give a taste of each one which one they want to buy. so it's not for the money because every $1.00 of the money will go out by all the hard rock band released their 1st album in 1978 which shot into the top 20 on the american billboard charts making it one of the most successful debuts of the decade. eddie van halen is pioneering the choice of technique and him a place in iraq's hall of fame alongside the likes of jimi

thanks for joining us, and have a happy hal ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ jack: welcome to "barron's roundtable" where we gete you for the week ahead. i'm jack otter. analysts expect a trump win to affect the markets differently from a biden win. we'll give you the stocks we think do well regardless. but we begin with what we think are the three most important things investors ought to be thinking about right now. stocks stumbled on uncertainty about the election and worries about the rising number of covid cases. when will anxiety subside? the big tech

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thanks for joining us, and have a happy hal ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ jack: welcome to "barron's roundtable" where we getthe headlines and prepare you for the week ahead. i'm jack otter. analysts expect a trump win to affect the markets differently from a biden win. we'll give you the stocks we think do well regardless. but we begin with what we think are the three most important things investors ought to be thinking about right now. stocks stumbled on uncertainty about the election and worries about the rising number of covid cases. when will anxiety subside? the big tech stocks took a beating after reporting solid earnings, when a to expect -- what to expect next, and m, and a is ramping up following a pandemic-induced slowdown. which deals are on the table. on the barron's round table, ben levisohn, carlton english and jack howe. happy halloween, ben. we just saw the worst week since march cap off the worst month since march. what do you see happening in the markets? >> yeah. this week was definitely more trick than treat. [laughter] there's, this was the week where everything just came home to roost.

of brazil the most brilliant democracy in the 1000 and sphere really and with people like al gusto hal a no minister of institutional security another retired general he's on record as saying he believes it's up to the military to put this house in order this house meaning brazil another threat you have all these people who are prepared to make threats but you say there really isn't a threat i'm confused mr vice president gore. like i like i have been telling you this makes parts of the discussion that we have the polarization in politics ok it's must really ward's then actions because you want name one single action from mr bozo not a government that was a real real real scratch to democracy here in brazil but words matter in politics don't they you play it's all down but even the supreme court's chief justice tom foley warned in june about the president's dubiousness about democracy he said dubiousness that's not a great characteristic for a democratic leader is it these dubious about democracy well i think there is no way to sink. the other is that some dubious of feelings of the mr

really and with people like al gusto hal a no minister of institutional security another retired general he's on record as saying he believes it's up to the military to put this house in order this house meaning brazil another threat you have all these people who are prepared to make threats but you say there really isn't a threat i'm confused mr vice president gore. like i like i've been telling you this makes parts of the discussion that we have the polarization in politics ok it's must really ward's then actions because you want name one single action from mr bozo not a government that was a real real real scratch to democracy here in brazil but words matter in politics don't they you play it's all down but even the supreme court's chief justice the us tough only warned in june about the president's dubiousness about democracy he said dubiously that's not a great characteristic for a democratic leader is it he's dubious about democracy well i think there is no way to sink a. big get there is that some dubious of feelings of the mr bowser nodded to democracy including last saturday for

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the social security act partially inspired by the a hal ga mated pattern, providing unemployment andsentatives of their own choosing. >> continue to express yourselves. politicians will vote no bills in congress. unless you make your rights known. unless you organize. >> they want organization, they want participation, they want protection, they want employment. and they are going to have those things through the leadership and the instrumentality of this new labor movement. >> you said of a thousand unions, the cio meant one big union for every major industry. organize the unorganized. pedal letters and furnace men in the steel mills, deck hands aboard the ships, lead miners, copper miner, ribber worker, electrical workers, amalgamated organizing cotton garment workers in pennsylvania, nuk and the prayerity states. retail clerks, employing the money to organize a textile workers union. ♪ ♪ you know you are underpaid but the bhoss says you ain't. you may be down and ought, out but you can talk it over. ♪ which side are you on, which side are you no♪ ♪ i'm a miner's son and i stick wi

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. >>> certainly is going to be a very different hal wean this year. all right.ccupy food pantry is now supporting people in need in san francisco. how you can help the mission continue, coming up next. >> temperatures starting to warm up. the real heat and the high fire danger moves your way in the forecast. the unfair money bail system. he, accused of rape. while he, accused of stealing $5. the stanford rapist could afford bail; got out the same day. the senior citizen could not; forced to wait in jail nearly a year. voting yes on prop 25 ends this failed system, replacing it with one based on public safety. because the size of your wallet shouldn't determine whether or not you're in jail. vote yes on prop 25 to end money bail. >>> for more on the mission, we're joined by roberto herncndez of mission food hub. thank you so much, if here. let's talk a little bit about what the need is like right now for health. >> it is just incredibly -- a disaster. a major crisis. people literally have no money. you have people who have been working for minimum wage. before th

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and hal burton, occidental pet troll, valero energy and early in the pandemic, we saw a gap between energy the s&p 500, it's only gotten bigger. it still a trade we're watching. the s&p energy sector is down 50% so far in 2020 back over to you >> dom, thank you very we appreciate it covid-19 infections are rising across the world paris closing bars, madrid starting a partial lockdown and new york city's mayor is trying to target neighborhoods where cases are spiking. is this all the beginning of a second wave? ste steve liesman is looking at that steve? >> reporter: they are trying to figure out how a second wave will affect the u.s. economics oxford economics expects a 15% probability of a renewed outbreak and shutdown from premature easing and a 25% probability of a second wave by itself so it's a 40% chance one way or another, which could lead to renewed shutdowns. but there may not be the political will for widespread government-ordered shutdowns even in new york city mayor bill de blasio tried to hold the line in response to an outbreak, imposing shut downs by zip code. when cases spi

the battered hal ib ut was miss labeled as gluten free. >>> it's a tradition here but new this morning bay area crab may not be in stores in time for thanksgiving. >> that's thanks to new rules to protect other sea creatures. certainly areas could close or limit fishing. experts want to keep whales and sea turtles from getting caught in fishing gear. >>> let's get another check on traffic. how are the roads looking? >> good morning. it's getting a little busy out there. we are seeing a few more cars hitting the roadways especially at that bay bridge toll plaza. we are getting first reports of an accident near the metering lights. you have a broken down vehicle. that could slow things down. we will watch that as we see some slow speeds in that area as you head up the incline. give yourself a few extra minute itself you are going toward the bay bridge and as we look at that area on the maps here we are seeing a lot of red near the incline, near the metering lights where that accident is reported. at least one lane is blocked as i'm getting new information from chp possibly to. i will get

a national report this week released intimate text messages between senate candidate hal cunningham and a woman who is not his wife of 20 years. he publicly apol apologized to y and friends, saying he is taking responsibility but not dropping out. his opponent, thom tillis, is among the republicans to test positive for the coronavirus. tillis said he's isolating at home with his wife and adds he is doing well. according to real clear politics, cunningham is polling 6 points ahead of till is. in south carolina, the first of three debates, senator lindsey graham and challenger jamie harrison took to the stage, harrharrison's campaign set up a plexiglass barrier. graham pointing to the potential appointment of amy coney barrett. barrett. >> just be a man of it and stand up and say i changed my mind, i'll goini'm going to do someth. don't blame it on somebody else for a flip-flop you're making yourself. >> all i can say is amy barrett is highly qualified, i'm the chairman of the judiciary committee. the president has every right to do this. >> reporter: according to a poll, they are tied, b

it was put up by hal rogers. good,ld give kentuckians clean jobs. that is also introduced in the senate by senator joe mansion. why is it sitting on the senator's desk? sen. mcconnell: what is that plan that you have that will produce jobs in kentucky? laid out for us right now. lt. col. mcgrath: all right, what the re-claim would act -- reclaim act would do is it would provide $100 million to clean up the environmental hazards we have seen from the coal industry for many years and allow people to clean up the environmental hazards with good, quality jobs in the transition to the future. that has to include infrastructure. we badly needed. we have water systems in martin county that don't have clean water. we have sewer systems in anderson county that need to be fixed. we have to get into the 21st century. i know you have been in washington dc for 36 years but i have served all around the world. i have to tell you, no business is going to want to come to a county in kentucky that cannot talk to the modern mobilize world. sen. mcconnell: everything s

nevada is a swing state -- and for the first time he set a specific timetable to reduce te troops in hal >> the president took office, there were over 10,000 troops in afghanistan. as of today there are under 5,000. that will go to 2,500 by next year. >> reporter: last night the president went further. he tweeted that all troops should be back by christmas and, this ming, he said this during a phone interview with fox business' marie. >> we're down to 4,000 troops in afghanistan and i'll have them home by the end of the year. they're ming home as we speak. 19 years is enough. they're actings policemen, okay, they're not acting as troops. w odruff: -- this ahead of >> reporter: th half dozen military officials who i spoke to did not know at either the president's tweet was coming, the president's interview was coming or robert o'brien's statement was coming. there has been no pubstc ement up until now that there should be 2,500 troops by early next year, and def officials tell me there was no the national securvisorem and before he gave that speech. accelerating the withdrawal from afghan

. >> philip halpern, phillip hal for joining us tonight. and i'm sorry your service in the justice department has had to end in this dark hour for the justice department. we appreciate you being here. thank you very much. >> thank you lawrence, it was my pleasure. that is tonight's "last word." "the 11th hour" with brian williams starts now. >>> and good evening once again. day 1,365 of this trump administration. 19 days to go now until election day. tonight wasn't exactly a split screen night. more than that you really needed two televisions as the two candidates did the opposite of the debate that was supposed to be on tonight. they talked at the same time on opposing networks. again, tonight the contrast was stark. trump and biden took questions from voters just hours after the u.s. passed 8 million coronavirus cases, a number just shy of the population of new york city. over 218,000 souls now gone. what's gotten a bit lost is we're now in the third spike of infections. 37 states plus guam, washington, d.c. seeing double digit increases

really and with people like al gusto hal a no minister of institutional security another retired general he's on record as saying he believes it's up to the military to put this house in order this house meaning brazil another threat you have all these people who are prepared to make threats but you say there really isn't a threat i'm confused mr vice president. like a 2 like i've been telling you this makes parts of the discussion that we have the polarization in politics ok it's must really ward's then actions because you want name one single action from mr bowser not a government that was a real real real stretch to democracy here in brazil but words matter in politics don't they you play it's all down but even the supreme court's chief justice d.a.'s tough ali warned in june about the president's dubiousness about democracy he said dubiously that's not a great characteristic for a democratic leader is it is dubious about democracy well i think there is no way to sink a. big get there is that some dubious of feelings of the mr bowser nodded to democracy including last saturday for ins

. >> philip halpern, phillip hal for joining us tonight.artment has had to end in this dark hour for the justice department. we appreciate you being here. thank you very much. >> thank you lawrence, it was my pleasure. that is tonight's "last word." "the 11th hour" with brian williams starts now. >>> and good evening once again. day 1,365 of this trump administration. 19 days to go now until election day. tonight wasn't exactly a split screen night. more than that you really needed two televisions as the two candidates did the opposite of th

my wildest dreams i might get to broadway when i was 80 and at 20 i'm making my broadway debut with halth christ and moses and they couldn't have been nicer we were all kids they were lovely they were nurturing. they were very father like figures, but you know, i'm always going, "oh, it's stephen sondheim it's stephen sondheim. and he radiates this genius that the rest of us do not have and i kept wanting to make small talk with stephen sondheim to bond our absolute imminent friendship and i remember saying to him, there's nothing you can say that isn't stupid so, i said to him -- if you've ever heard the score for "a little night music," the first three songs in that show are called, "now," "soon," and "later," each sung by different people and then amazingly they are all sung at the same time and they fit over each other and you hear snippets of the lyrics from each one that make it brilliant and i remember, you know, saying, hey, i'm going to have an artist-to-artist conversation with steve sondheim. i said, "steve, the first time you heard 'now,' 'soon,' and 'later' sung over each o