. >> john marshall harley is a great dissenter. the soul of the senate in the case of sc versus ferguson. the center college in kentucky, he went to. they called it a law school those days intransylvania and kentucky . kentucky was a border state during the civil war. he sided with the union. had political aspirations, tried to get elected governor twice as a republican after the war but curiously enough, kentucky even though it never seceded went over to the south after the war and became totallydemocratic . harlan had a famous law partner named benjamin verso who served inthe grant administration . and harlan thought bristow would be the perfect candidate for president of the united states and only a republican ticket. after eight years of the grant administration which had a lot of problems and scandals, russo was the guy grant brought in to try to clean up the mess. and the mess in those days was the customs house in new york reduce most of the revenue for the government. it may bristow secretary of the treasury after he had be

and i spend most had time reflecting on harley. my family can of course that happened here, but never goes away. with looking through his eyes. when i look into was i seen his father wasn't there. and when i looked, and it was a thing, his mother didn't care what to look into was as i saw, death and destruction. and when i looked through his eyes, i saw suicidal button before looking to was i was sitting down in a chair and he's saying in the morning to get him from here to variable was his mother will be there. was this part really working? there are looking to was on the scene as little care was hurting. so i thought to myself like, was my position because i want to give him money, but the week when twitching, he was ever kind of funny. so i say the weed or the crack, he said no, i need somebody to get me there and back. i listen to was odd to say the truth. you now sharon, he looked to move to smirk like may i was even karen. i know the story. oh to well, when i was your age i see using myself. say i was the father, this child i

harley: i think we're sort of in this new normal, post-pandemic. think there's anything average about what shopify and our margins are building. as things begin to settle into the post-pandemic trend, our shops are growing at an extraordinary speed. it took 15 years for our merchants to get to $200 billion. in just 16 months to double that. it was up 35% for the quarter. when you look at revenue, we hit $1.1 billion of revenue, up 46%. we are seeing more merchants coming to shopify. they are launching more and getting larger on shopify, and they are taking more of our services. what is becoming clear is that we are really building the essential internet infrastructure for commerce and we expect q4 to grow substantially faster than the retail sector overall. emily: ok. how have the supply chain issue challenges, how are they affecting shopify and other businesses that rely on you? harley: we did not see any material impact from the supply chain. we saw inventory levels and delivery time not change much from q3 last year to this year. it seems like e

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my quiet place has been most sad time reflecting on harley my family and of course that happened here but never goes away with looking through his eyes. when i look into his eyes, i seen his father wasn't there. and when i looked, and it was a thing, his mother didn't care what to look into was as i saw, death and destruction. and when i looked into his eyes, i saw suicidal button. but before looking to was, i was sitting down in a chair and he's saying the money to get him from here to variable was his mother will be there. was this part really working? there looking to was on the scene is little kid was hurting. so i thought to myself, like, was my position because i want to give him money, but the week when twitching, he was ever kind of funny. so i say is a weed or is a crack? he said, no, i need somebody to get me there and back. i listen to was odd to say the truth, you're not sharing it look to move, the smirk like, may i was even karen. i know the story. oh to well, when i was your age i see using myself. so i was a father to shout. i was raised by the streets. i may grow chee

and i spend most had time reflecting on harley my family. and of course that happened here. that never goes away. ah ah. looking through his eyes. when i looked into was i seen his father wasn't there. and when i looked, and it was a scene, his mother didn't care. what i'm looking to was as i saw, death and destruction. when i looked into his eyes, i saw suicidal button before looking through was i was sitting down in a chair. and he saying the money to get it from here to variable was his mother. believe there was this part really working there are looking to was on the scene as little care was hurting. so i thought to myself, like, what's my position? because i want to give him money, but the week when twitching, he was at the kind of funny. so i say the weed or the crack. he said no, i need somebody to get me there. and back. i listen to was are the say the true finance sharon. he looked a new to smirk like may i was even karen. i know the story. oh to well, when i was your age i see using myself sales the father. this child i was raised by the streets. i may grow cheese

harley story is the g20 leaders pledging more aid to afghanistan, which is facing economic collapse.ee weeks now until world leaders gather for a crucial climate summit in glasgow. it is called cop 26. we will have full coverage on bbc news. one thing everyone accepts, you don't address climate change without the world's biggest emitters changing course. four territories are responsible r half the will to missions. china, europe, india and the united states. the u.s. is responsible for 11% of global co2 output. president biden wants to reduce american missions. >> united states sets out on the road to cut a greenhouse gas and h -- alf by the end of the decade. that is where we are heading as a nation. >> that is the ambition. some don't think american meets it. >> the biden administration does not seem to take the climate crisis the least bit serious. they are expanding fossil fuel infrastructure. it shows they are not ready to take action, which is unfortunate. >> let's look at america's promises and how they compare with its actions. some progress has been made. u.s. emissions peak

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. >> leslie: i wanted to be of an 'harley quinn. >> kelly: that's what it looks like.not shoot no ducks. no, i was over there with the little ducklings trying to learn how to just walk. i never knew how to skate. i just would you like that and swimming. it's me on really? i love swimming too. >> leslie: i wish that i knew how to swim. >> kelly: we did not have any money, it was a dollar to get in the skating rink or a dollar to get in the pool. those were my options. >> leslie: my brother could do both. i do not like oh under the water. i did not like water getting in my nose. >> kelly: i like it because it's quiet. it's so peaceful. >> leslie: it gets in my nose, no. i can't swim like this, so no. >> kelly: [laughs] >> leslie: and i have thick pool too. i have the biggest pool, and it is like 8 feet. so if you hear, leslie jones drowned, yeah. >> kelly: yeah! [laughs] i love you. so you and i have a lots in common, you love "timeless" here is the reason why, because i heard that -- i've never heard of this really happening in life, but i heard that you have a scene in

thank you for explaining the background on that also to bring in former congressman harley rouda whoair of the environmental subcommittee for oversight. thank you for being with us. what do you know about the owner. amplify energy. >> it will fly. energy is out of houston had they corrupt he just 4 years ago in history of violations you're talking about how there are 27 rigs currently off the coast of california. number of those being decommissioned writers. 27 8 of them are being decommissioned. we have to understand this one here has 70 oil wells tied to it. and so do many of the others. so as we decommission these, we're taking away the potential for more oil spills. we talked to an expert from the ocean foundation who has. >> investigated a number of oil spills over the course of the past few decades and listen to what he told us about the area. the pipeline in question are still trying to figure out the cause, but it happens to be per satellite data, an area where a lot of massive ships park. anchor and his question is did that anchoring of the ship's somehow create a problem. >

he was writing a white harley davidson. in san francisco amberleigh ktvu, fox two news.he family is asking for help after their car was stolen with the sentimental item inside bani bs says her 2017 mercedes was stolen from a hotel hotel valencia in san jose after her daughter's wedding. p a says it happened around two sunday morning, she says. the valley left the car unattended. with the keys inside. now inside the vehicle was her daughter's wedding veil. san jose police tell us they are investigating the case. if you have any information you're asked to call police. a close up look tonight and how pg and e is inspecting power lines after complaints from customers about edges due to its new safety sensors, we have seen a reduction in potential ignitions by 60. from this time compared to last year. and we are looking at that cool down and dropped off a lot today. temperatures 10 to 15 degrees cooler. that is the trend right into the weekend with a chance of some umbrella weather showing up towards the end of the week. in business, setbacks change everything. so get comcas

you know, there was harley's on the front lawn egg parties and kids drank with it. it's really not, it was, it was like, it was, it was i grew up motorcycle clubs in the, in our home when i was a kid. so i think i came out. ok. is there a funnier way to describe your operating than it was like a family and mask like about immediately putting a perfect picture for? well honestly, if you are a sport or anything in my home, it was, it was called court clothes. you know why? why bobby court clothes, they, they, they really nervous for. it's like i just thought i'd put a jacket on today. i know you end up in the bay area what it's all good but i, i think it chops informed the like, dang, hosen. places like that up in boston road. yeah. that was, that was like, you know, the comedy scene there was really diverse. it really was like like, i mean style wise. like if they thought you were being derivative of anyone else, you wouldn't get stage done. guys like linda clark and steve sweeney was wearing. there's keller and steven wright and paula poundstone and myself and kevin

how many have i got altogether, harley?ent cash has paid for some tutoring here and help with the transition to secondary. excellent, so the power is? twom _ and the variable is? perfect, well done. many year sevens came to summer schools — part of a huge effort already by schools to help get children back on track with their learning. but the worry is that without a sustained effort over many years, they won't have quite the same chances as the richest bits of the country. the catch—up funding so far has helped with their laptops, and for year 11, the school day has been made longer. with school putting, like, an extra lesson on, half an hour after school, that's helping us catch up. it has definitely had a big impact on our grades, and our marks that we are going to get, because we obviously missed half of year ten. ashington is due to get a rail line, newjobs are on the horizon — but it's the long term recovery of schools that will make its future. branwenjeffreys, bbc news, ashington. the man accused of murdering the mp

like for whiskey like harley davidson motorcycles, all american products and this would not have gone down well domestically. it also allows him to show off his green credentials. we know that president biden has made tackling climate change, a real tenant of his presidency. he's going to be at the cop summit in a matter of days. this allows him to show that they're working in the u. s. with your rep, which is known for producing what you might call clean metals, as opposed to china, which is allowed use as co powered furnace is. so can make cheaper metals, but not necessarily battles that are great for the environment. and also on the subject of china, it allows him to show some presidential muscle against china, which you guys will go down well with some courses here in the united states. now, in terms of the actual logistics of this agreement, the announcement has to be made. we've had an announcement of an announcement that is coming at the moment. the terrorists are 25 percent on steel, 10 percent, all minion, we believe, but it's probably going to be something more like a slidin

things like bourbon whiskey, things like holiday with motor, like harley davidson motorcycles, which was not going to go down particularly well here domestically. one of the big things is it allows him to really show off just what the u. s. is doing in terms of climate change that we know the president biden has really made climate change. one of the big tenants of his presidency. he's got into the cop summit in a matter of days. and this gets, it gives him a chance to say we're working with europe, which is known for making clean vessels is where the china, which uses coal powered furnace is sweet tickets to show these things something to help the climate. and also it gives them the opportunity to show some presidential muscle against china. so a number of benefits for him. but in terms of what the deal actually entails, it hasn't been officially announced. what we've had is the sort of an announcement of an announcement that's coming. so a lot of it is just speculation or it's leaks at the moment the tariff is 25 percent on steel and it's 10 percent on our medium. now what we think

election that was one of the top demands of an anti government protest movement that began in 2019 harley hash and has more from bank that we are one of the falling solutions for the special voting here in iraq. today's voting is dedicated to members of the armed forces, interior ministry, and germany. it's based people and inmates. people in iraq are awaiting this elections with a lot of skepticism. this was one of the demands of the 2019 protests. people are falling under demanding rustic changes. however, it doesn't seem, this is going to happen, especially with the expectations that the forthcoming parliament is going to be fragmented. a lot of small blocks will make this new falling. and this is going to complicate the making of the government and the choice of the new prime minister. one of the interesting things in this election is that according to the new electoral lobe, bigger consequences are going to be replaced by smaller ones. and more chances to independent candidates to win. however, the bigger lists and the bigger blocks are also introducing a end directly, some candidate

harley-davidson, ticker symbol is hard, up 4 and a half%. motorcycles for older and richer folks, like the man having a midlife crisis. i love the turnaround plan, that it is working and they reported a third consecutive increasing quarterly sales, fell for 2 years in a row. stuart: are they selling more bikes to richer midlife crisis 40-year-olds. >> you said they expect motorcycle revenue to grow 30 to 35% because of it. stuart: i'm not suggesting you have a midlife crisis but would you buy hog? >> i'm not a hog guy but i hung around the hog guys, not necessarily 40-year-olds like me but little older and have a connection to the brand. maybe their stock portfolios are that good. stuart: i used to drive a triumph a long time ago. a better bike than harley. there are no pictures of me riding a motorcycle. it doesn't exist. there is no such picture. moving along to boeing. anything good in their earnings report? >> hard to find. the headline may be the ceo talking about borders reopening,737 max coming back, they delivered a lot of 737 maxes

how many have i got altogether, harley?has paid for some tutoring here and help with the transition to secondary. excellent, so the power is? two... and the variable is? perfect, well done. | many year sevens came to summer schools — part of a huge effort already by schools to help get children back on track with their learning. but the worry is that without a sustained effort over many years, they won't have quite the same chances as the richest bits of the country. the catch—up funding so far has helped with their laptops, and for year 11, the school day has been made longer. with school putting, like, an extra lesson on, half an hour after school, that's helping us catch up. it has definitely had a big impact on our grades, and our marks that we are going to get, because we obviously missed half of year ten. ashington is due to get a rail line, newjobs are on the horizon — but it's the long term recovery of schools that will make its future. branwenjeffreys, bbc news, ashington. the man accused of murdering the mp sir da

to 2020 it outperformed the broader market and tech sector let's bring back in shopify president harleylstein good to see you. >> thanks for having me. >> good to see the premarket dip and the stock surging. anything to worry about about the slower growth rate >> sarah, i think shopify's flywheel was on full display this past quarter. remember, it took 15 years for us to get to $200 billion. just 16 months to double that. we've done more than all of 2020 it's 35% up year over year i do think we're seeing a more normalized spending environment, but we're seeing more merchants use more of our services, and that's led to $1.1 billion for the quarter, and i think this is a new world, and it's becoming clear shopify is building the infrastructure for commerce. every single year there seems to be a new obstacle and they've been incredibly resilient. and more and more they're doing it on shopify. >> the other thing is how the apple changes have been hurting or impacting you. >> just to be clear, there was no material change we observed the same patterns for both ios users and other users. also

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. ( cheering ) because-- one of these dum-dums is former police officer and guy kicked out of the harley-davidsonbit much," alan hostetter. fun fact: before storming the capitol, hostetter was a yoga instructor. now he's going to nama-stay in jail. ( laughter ) -- nothing? nothing, joe? nothing? come on. i dished that one up. next up, we've got schenectady man and bully from every 90s teen movie, brandon fellows. the judge warned brandon that representing himself was a bad idea, but fellows took the stand anyway and proceeded to immediately admit to two new felonies. ( laughter ) way to go, buddy! good for you! put it out there! "sir, do you know why i pulled you over?" "no, but i know why you should have pulled me over. here, let me pop the trunk. be careful, she's a biter!" ( laughter ) paint a picture. the next dingus-in-chains is january 6 rioter darrell neely, who, in a video chat with friends, boasted that he had attacked a u.s. capitol police officer and had taken the officer's u.s.c.p. jacket, badge, name tag, and baseball cap. no! one of the first rules of criming is that you have to res

which is below its ipo price, but we have a couple of movers going the right way starting off with harleyn, up 6.2%. they beat the earning estimate by 42% passing on higher prices to americans who really want to go on their motorcycle. norfolk southern the railroad also higher off the highs up nearly 1%. they saw 32% growth. general motors have beaten in a big way by more than 50% on profits and fiscal year earnings forecast is up, but investors focused on chip shortages. microsoft an all-time high continuing to see earnings for -- since 2015 or 2016. alphabet is a strong quarter up 4.9% despite its adjusted earnings with add strength currently there, and twitter and visa are the tech laggards. twitter missing the mark. analysts are pretty concerned. visa, they beat the forecast, which was not great. alix: we appreciate that update. abigail doolittle joining us. there is a lot, earnings from ebay all after the bell, we have a brazil rate decision and bank of japan rate decision. thursday in asia, and that is just the appetizer. francine: the appetizer, because tomorrow it is big money rat

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sophisticated thinker but yet you are like reagan that you keep coming back to the simple point all right harleyelf-respect as a nation we are so polarized when half the country thinks your former boss should be in jail the other half thinks joe biden stole the election we have one part of the country watching msnbc the other part sitting on fox news all day. things were rougher politically during the reagan years and is now remembered. but it was not like this. so self-respect and that's why the reagan institute is such an important organization. all of us in the hoover institution were all working this space so we have to make a concerted effort to rebuild our confidence who we are as a people and in our democratic institutions and pencil and processes. i think we can do that. i think what we can do is demand more from political leaders too often are compromising principles to score points. but we cannot wait for them either we have to you are part to recognize that great promise of america and to celebrate the fact that we have a say in how we are governed. i don't think the chinese people or

it helps to improve their mental health and was organized by the wounded warrior project and harley-davidson ride as part of it. part of project odyssey to help veterans recover from their invisible wounds of war. so hats off to everybody involved in that. >> this is why i love this segment because i've never heard of that and i think it's terrific. and i think you will like this. over new hampshire for this "good news good night." where an 84-year-old former pilot with parkinson's disease got a chance to fulfill her passion one more time. introducing mervyn. she piloted a light aircraft over beautiful new england from above. video of the flight was posted on facebook by the pilot. and he said she did amazing and even with the conditions she was able to fly like nothing had ever changed. and you know it, good for you. i'm glad you got to get up there and soak it all up. >> i love that for her. >> i did get one but i didn't want to open it during the segment because it is too loud. >> shannon: what flavor? >> oreo cookie. >> shannon: okay. you're good. till tomorrow. good night from washingto

u.s., and in exchange, also europe will cancel its reciprocal tariffs on anything from bourbon to harleymotorcycles to peanut butter. this deal also has provisions of blocking dirty steel into the united states. >> the united states and the european union have reached a major breakthrough that will address the existential threat of climate change while also protecting american jobs and american industry. >> reporter: biden also met turkish president erdogan today. they spoke about u.s. concerns that this nato ally on the one hand is buying russian surface to air missile defense systems, on the other seeking to purchase american f-16s. this issue among other things. and finally, here at the iconic trevi fountain in rome, a lot of the leaders met today to toss coins over their backs into the fountain that symbolically means you'll come back to rome. but for now for most of them, it is on to scotland. in fact, biden didn't even make it to the trevi fountain today because he was business by with erdogan. but in terms of progress maden climate issue ahead of the 26 summit which is underway no

how many have i got altogether, harley?year. government cash has paid for some tutoring here and help with the transition to secondary. excellent, so the power is? two... and the variable is? perfect, well done. many year sevens came to summer schools — part of a huge effort already by schools to help get children back on track with their learning. but the worry is that without a sustained effort over many years, they won't have quite the same chances as the richest bits of the country. the catch—up funding so far has helped with their laptops, and for year 11, the school day has been made longer. with school putting, like, an extra lesson on, half an hour after school, that's helping us catch up. it has definitely had a big impact on our grades, and our marks that we are going to get, because we obviously missed half of year ten. ashington is due to get a rail line, newjobs are on the horizon — but it's the long term recovery of schools that will make its future. branwenjeffreys, bbc news, ashington. the queen is said to b

i have learned this recently just from diving in from kate's piece, but it's kind of funny to me, harley. there's not a ton of law on this. a lot of this gets sorted out from mechanisms other than judicial rulings. there's obviously the big nixon case, mazars and stuff like that, but it's actually sort of new territory legally even if the claims appear weak? >> that's exactly right. executive privilege didn't even exist until about 30 years ago, and it rarely came, push rarely came to shove because there was always a negotiated compromise. it's trump's new contribution to the political and legal landscape to basically be completely intransigent and force the congress to try to litigate in time to actually have the claims not foiled completely. that's the novelty that has been so effective over the last few years. >> yeah, that's an important point, katie, just in terms of where we're at. this sort of inter-branch struggle is not completely new or novel at all. it's just that we have seen developments in the trump administration with the breadth of their claims of executive privilege, the

thank you for explaining the background on that also to bring in former congressman harley rouda whocommittee for oversight. thank you for being with us. what do you know about the owner. amplify energy. >> it will fly. energy is out of houston had they corrupt he just 4 years ago in history of violations what do you think the answer is to getting the energy that we look, these things are almost 40 years old. back to the pipeline is 41 years old. that's the example of why we need to invest in new infrastructure. we need to take advantage of the opportunity of the bipartisanship we see in congress right now to invest in new technologies, new renewable energies. so we don't have these types of spills. >> you're talking about how their 27 rigs currently off the coast of california. number of those being decommissioned right. there's 27, 8 of them are being decommissioned. we have to understand this one here has 70 oil wells tied to it. and so do many of the others. so as we decommission these, we're taking away the potential for more oil spills. >> some saying that offshore drilling is

american icons like harley-davidson are not subject to retaliation from europeans and we're now on the same page with our closest allies and partners. across the board in areas that are really making a difference, there is an agreement not to finance coal projects around the world. >> yes. >> this is one of the largest drivers of emissions, and going into glasgow as a result of american engagement and american leadership, we're getting this over the finish line and that means we're going to make more progress on climate change. >> mr. secretary, let's talk about climate change because you know that the chinese president xi jinping and russian president vladimir putin are not going to the climate summit in person. how do you meet your goals at this summit when two of the world's biggest polluters aren't even showing up? >> two things, dana. first here at the g20 they're not here either, we are, president biden is. that in and of itself is making a difference in driving forward our agenda. >> i understand that, but does it -- >> in terms of glasgow, yes. >> -- climate is a global thing w

that are mostly moving higher here, i'm thinking, remy, as well, we just put up some of your brands, harleyordstrom and skechers, these are potential christmas give type of -- gift type of stores. will you be able to deliver to the consumers who want those products? >> yeah, those are some of the brands that have been in our portfolio in the past. we have a lot of brands that we handle right now. the reality is that is something that i worry about. so if you look at the consumer report that just came out, sales are up, which is great news for the economy. and why is that? well, on the one hand, we have more sales. we had higher covid infection rates in august and september. i think what happened is you have consumers spending money on goods and merchandise, they're not spending money on experiences like ball games, concerts, travel -- liz: okay. >> and we're definitely seeing people out and about in the stores. we're seeing them shopping online to a great extent. but what's going to happen this q4, that's really what's important. are goods going to stay in the ports or get on the shelves? a

i harley quinn my which and look, we're we're almost along. we like dinosaurs.purple dinosaur. that's pretty scared. lot of sunday event. that's what's going on in terms of halloween across the country. 8.55. and coming up in the next hour. let's get back to the other orange and black the giant leading in the nlds and they could eliminate the dodgers tonight is times. it's la is scary times. feel so, i hope they like the chocolate we sent to a prize. >> wildfires forcing people in napa to evacuate we'll tell you why it's now under investigation as arson and we have will tran live on that. and then also. >> the new interim head coach taking over for the raiders. now that coach gruden. >> has been forced to step down based on it's pretty troubling emails that he's made over the years left full story just ahead. let me get this straight. you've got an a.i. strategy to deliver a better customer experience, that will help us retain our customers and even grow our business? how much is this going to cost? here's the figure. 59. 59 million? no, five9. as in five9 intel

the victim says he was on brandon street when a man riding a harley davidson.e a left turn in nearly crashed right into him. he says the motorcyclist then followed him into a nearby alley and then punched and kicked him. he suffered two black eyes, a broken nose and bruised ribs. i would just say shock. um you don't expect to get. just kicked and punched when you just riding your bicycle going to do an errand, it's will still wake up. scared, uh, nose hurts. one woman says that the same motorcycle writer nearly crashed into her as well, and police say they have not been able yet to connect those two specific incidents. oakland police are still looking for a motive after a three year old boy was shot while riding in the car with his father. the shooting happened on 5 80 right near fontaine street overcrowding monday night in oakland. police say the toddlers father was traveling east on 5 81. someone in another car just started shooting at them. the boy was sitting in the back seat and was shot in the foot but is in stable condition. his father was not heard. off