they did it with harley-david harley-davidson, two 100% tariffs on a motorcycle. they said if you want to do this, build, we will charge you 200. harley-davidson said we don't sell tariffs too high. i said what you do? they said with got to build a plant over there. we are the only one who doesn't because we are ruled by corrupt stupid politicians but we are now. as we build our economy, we will restore borders for four straight years. kamala imported gang members and migrant criminals from prisons and jails they come. insane asylums and mental institutions and all around the world to come from venezuela to the congo. they come from the congo. a lot of them are coming out of the jails of congo and she's resettled them into our communities to prey upon innocent american citizens. we are not going to do that. when i went november 5, the migrant invasion ends and the restoration of our country begins. [cheering] [chanting] >> thank you. every day kamala uses migrants rights on her phone app. further criminal cartels to call up. hello, this is josÉ rodriguez. [laughte

oh, and she's got the harley. the harley quinn. oh, i thought the jewelry was harley quinn. i have a question. and you're the wrong person for me to ask this. you don't know that. i am offended, so if she dyed her hair red for the event. right? can you just, like, dye it back and you don't have, like, red in in in in the other colors? i mean, could you ask me? i have no idea. well, that's what i said. i think you're the wrong person. why why? i said you were the wrong person and i was right, and i was right. well, the movie comes out this weekend regardless of hair dye. we will see you tomorrow fall. heat wave. baking the bay area. san francisco seeing the hottest day of the year. and we're not done yet. >> in the middle east, tensions reaching a boiling point. tonight, israel saying iran will pay after firing dozens of missiles into the country and vice presidential nominees tim walz and jd vance meeting on the debate stage, making the case for their party's ticket. >> kamala harris is bringing us a new way forward. she's bringing us a politics of joy. she's bringing real s

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the old world should go to harley procedure. say the war, i guess russia because the said brushing to for you in ukrainians or on the should go on to say the whole of our i guess sort of. yeah. because we defend our own borders and i don't want to catch is the kind of support received is something that makes me quite met, you know, of in and you wrote component. there is no some report about or beyond about everything about everyone in the center. and they, they admit that apply it to of europe and unit in serbia, decrease and decrease very much an increase of product to replace just to know and, and that's report, they said vice dots because of that. and you wrote p on read 36 or for the patient like me, not to because or if you're up to you in an oscar for or fast the to recognize costs or not because they asked for us to be in for sanctions or russia. not because they ask or far as that to be uh, the, the, to be completely abandoned. republicans search scott that we change our roles. that to be made homosexual. uh, i manage a

so thank you for filling us in on what you are seeing that was michele commodity commissioner harley masters we've got a lot of new information coming in on a new hurricane, a dangerous hurricane, a new hour of cnn, new central starts right now milton is now a major category three hurricane on track to become a cat four storm. >> in just hours evacuation orders are already in in place as it is headed directly to florida's west coast. >> the governor is about to give a live update on how they are preparing. >> we've got all of that for you one year later, sadness and anger and israel, families and survivors of the october 7 hamas terror attack coming together to mark this horrible anniversary, the deadliest day day for the jewish people since the holocaust, with 101 hostages still being held in gaza and the final month of the final stretch the presidential election. and it's already election day in a growing number of states today as they ar

baird has down graded harley-davidson to neutral.ys its recent conversations with dealers indicated recent retail declines and overall low sentiment. another sentiment. raymond james lowering g ge vernova. >>> also a pack of big tech targets. meta citing expectations of another quarter and moving alphabet to 190 saying attention will return to fundamentals. >>> time now for your global briefing. saudi arabia's minister is warning prices could fall as low as 50 dollar a barrel if members don't stick to the production quota. they're being interpreted as a veiled threat from the kingdom that could launch a price war. opec leaders are holding a virtual meeting today. >>> hong kong stocks are holding a rally over china's latest stimulus measures. the hang seng jumping more than 6% while they're surging more than 8.5%. markets are closed until monday for the golden week holiday. >>> and shares of equipment maker asmpt rising. kkr is considering taking the company private. it's valued at roughly $5 billion. the company headquartered in sing

. >> harley, you have to guess the delay in active duty forces including 82nd airborne spun up from portragg located in north carolina. senator tom cotton said you should not have taken over a week to launch those forces. he noted 82nd deployed to haiti two days after massive earthquake hit that place back in 2010. that was noted in "wall street journal" op-ed j.d. vance, carley. >> carley: no shortage of controversy and politics attached to the storm. lucas tomlinson in washington, think is a much. florida small business owners still reeling from helene to weeks ago to assess the impact of hurricane milton. sarasota, hit hard by and he finds me now and thank you for joining us. i understand you have a lot on your mind because this storm hurricane milton landed right in your backyard. where does that leave you? >> probably with total destruction. we had about three quarters destruction after helene and in the process of rebuilding a place saint armand circle which is south. so now with the hurricane milton hotel we are expecting the worse. >> carley: you are expecting the worse. what doe

harley shaiken. thank you so much for joining us. we appreciate it thank you. a judge in georgia has struck down the state's abortion ban. the judge declared the law unconstitutional writing in his order that liberty in georgia includes quote, the power of a woman to control her own body, to decide what happens to it. and in it. and to reject state interference theorems with her healthcare choices. governor brian kemp and state lawmakers passed the law in 2019 leading to protests across the state. the law effectively prohibited abortions beyond about the first six weeks of pregnancy. it had been blocked from taking effect until the u.s. supreme court overturned that roe v v. wade in 2022 well, much more to come on. our breaking news out of the middle east, the latest on israel's limited ground operation in lebanon and its airstrikes next, on beirut, that's just a head over. >> tim walz and j.d. vance in their first and only face-to-face debate. and cnn has it covered with the best political team in the business a cnn special event the vice presidential debate t

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we were told to go for a medical check—up with dr ann coxon in harley street.rom a dr wendy snell, who was the harrods doctor at the time. it says, "the gynaecological swabs, including chlamydia, also showed no signs of infection, a very reassuring finding. " so, i don't know who that's reassuring for. i have exactly the same feeling now of regret, frustration about al fayed that i had aboutjimmy savile. the late �*805 were a fascinating time for journalism and, of course, the royal family were the focus of huge, huge attention, particularly princess diana. and colourful characters like al fayed were also fascinating. when i was at the news of the world, this would be about 1986, �*87, there had been rumours about him molesting or harassing young female employees. there was most definitely a culture of fear across the whole store, from the lowliest of the low to the most senior person. the majority of the security. guards were all either special forces or army or ex—police. it was well known in harrods that the phones might be tapped. i was told to sit there an

you think people want to buy harley anyway. no, we sell very few in india at the widest to go there. they said if you go there and build a plant that we will not charge you anything. i mean you you can do whatever you want. i said i don't like that. lo and behold i see they went and then built a plant and now they do their business with india. they probably do it outside india, too. they built a very big plant. many countries they do that. all of a sudden you hear they're leaving milwaukee or leaving wherever they may be located. it's very sad to see. and it's so simple. i mean, this isn't like elon with his rocket ships land within 12 inches on the moon when you want it to land. or he gets the engines back. i said to them that the? isa engines three or four years ago. these things are coming, cylinders, no wings, another thing and they're coming out very slowly landing on a raft in the middle of the ocean someplace with a circle, boom. reminded me of the biden circles that used to have, right? he would have eight circles and h

as possible, the old world should go to harley procedure. say the war, i guess russia because they said, rushing to for you in ukrainian, slip on the should go on per se though, and whatever, i guess sort of. yeah. because we defend our own borders and i don't want to catch is the kind of sheep walker see, is somebody that make the equipment, you know, of in your role component. there is no some report about or beyond about everything about everyone. i mean they, they meet the propriety of european union in serbia, decrease and decrease their much an increase of product to replace just to know. and that's the report they set vice dots. because of that, you wrote p on risk products or for the patient like me, not to because of european union ask of for or fast the to recognize costs of all. not because they ask for of the to be enforced function. so russia not because they ask for funds that to be uh the, the, to be completely abandoned for a property consort scott that we change our laws that to be made homeless extra. well, uh, i manage a 0

hence it's called hardly strictly bluegrass, but we have a lot of harley in it, too. chris porter is the music curator for the free three day outdoor concert. we'll have about 74 performances over six stages over three days, so it's a lot to take in a lot of very well known acts, like people like sleater kinney, patti smith, emmylou harris, among others. but a lot of first time artists here too. it kicked off today under clear skies and some relief from the hotter temperatures. earlier this week, though temperatures could warm up again saturday and sunday. we encourage people to bring their own water bottles because we do have water stations strewn throughout the park, so that's one thing. keep hydrated. everybody has a hat and you know, sometimes you just end up kind of seeking out the shade. you can hear the music from just about anywhere. jacqueline jones and her group are ready for a great weekend of music. this is my 15th year. what keeps you coming back? just great music and learning about new bands as well. and usually my best buddy is with me and we hula hoop

many performers at the harley strikely blew grass. tens of thousands of people will attend the free festival. i hope they are not taking the 101 connector. but, if you do, we told you here first. and, everybody who is going no matter what direction is needs hot weather >> normally you bring a jacket or a second jacket and second jacket and especially golden gate park. none of that cold air will stick around this weekend. it will feel so hot. 80s in the forecast for golden gate park. 90s downtown san francisco. yes, very, very hot weather is on the way. you might be wondering why. let's take a look at the big picture. all revolves around an area of high pressure controlling the weather. bringing us record-breaking high temperatures. you can see it here the lack of winds and show you where it is because of the lack of winds rotating all around me. the heat dome will persist. you might of noticed a little more cloud coverage. the cloud coverage brought a little more cool air to the pacific northwest. you notice where the cool air is loca

. >> we want to thank bob harley ernest criim and lois macmillan oregon for sending us their videos hre's a whole section on our web site books that shaped amera, teaer resources and you can find lesson plans there and you can communite with their education staff here at c-span so good at c-span.org/books that shaped america. edna greene medford did you ever teach this book particularly for any of these other two autobiographies? >> i taught that one in my survey classes in african-american history. that was required reading. >> when you set downn a wrote ot your lesson plan what did you want students to take away quick. >> i wanted them to understand the themes that he'st talking about and is talking about separation. he's t talking about race mixing and talking about brutality and talkingg about the longing for freedom. he's talking about education and i wanted them to take that and understand what all of those things meant to the enslaved person during that period not just on the eastern shore of maryland. throughout and i think they got a better understanding of what slavery was b

exhausted on the side of the chinese, despite the presence of a un peacekeeping force, when they'll be a harley is a former us diplomats who is currently a non resident senior fellow at the out of central, he's joining us now from washington dc. thank you very much indeed for being with us. one of the motivations for this operation, according to benjamin netanyahu, is to re establish what he described as a balance of power in the region. do you think that's going to happen or in the short run? uh, is there a it has uh, already, uh, damaged, uh, as well as leadership to a significant extent. uh, and as one of your guests earlier they have their own said uh they are coming in with a list of uh, targets. uh, clearly, uh, is there a isaac wire new technology which it has use effectively, i guess, as well uh, and against. uh, its opponents inside of me is in city, uh and iraq and in a month, however, uh we are ignoring something when we think of limited goals and going and after certain individuals. uh the us advise israel earlier when it started the offensive. and the guys us to, to select targets

they added tariffs on things like harley-davidson motorcycles, levi strauss jeans. i would expect a similar list put together if trump wins just held in the back pocket to see what he does on election day. but gold would be to make it more politically painful for the trump administration to carry through on those promises. tom: bill faries in singapore thank you very much indeed. we talked about the fed and how trump thinks about the federal reserve. we've been hearing from rafael bostic. he expects u.s. growth to slow in 2024 but remain robust. mary daly says the central bank must stay vigilant as an nation and labor market -- inflation and the labor market cool. valerie, do we have clarity from these fed speakers as to the next steps? >> there are -- they are using the same lines they have been. this b word of balance. this is mary bailey yesterday talking about the risks to inflation and unemployment. she went on to say they must be vigilant to guard growth. sounds like the fed put is still alive. i want to draw your attention to one survey by the new york fed ye

other people so the minor family that become the harleys in particular mrs. harley told two of her daughters that that was as close as she came to a straight up portrait of a person otherwise she was mixing together bits and pieces of various people and adapting them to her own purposes. >> if a student came to you and said i want to read my antonio what advice would you ou give? >> i would say read it, it's up to you whether or not you enjoy it and what you make of it . it's certainly a book that for me has changed so much over the years, i read it so many times i find things in it every time though there's certainly a lot of strands that you can work your way through. >> willa cather statue unveiled at the us capitol, we want to show you that that . you were at the unveiling . what was that like? >> it was entertaining, also very crowded. you'll see i think i don't know if you'll see she is next to chief standing there who also was brought in as one of the representatives of nebraska and they replaced william jennings bryan as the statue in statuary hall. a

he transformed the parking lot of harper lanesly david -- harley davidson into an air base.rvice and i think, adam, might be here. where's adam. adam, come on up and say a few words, adam. [ applause ]. >> thank you very much. thank you very much. i've seen him on television. what a job you've done. thank you. >> thank you to yourself. >> that's been with us since the third day. that's for you and this is the moniker they've given us. >> thank you very much. >> thank you, mr. president. appreciate it. i just want to say thank you for coming. thank you to everybody here. stuart: you've been watching former president trump arriving in north carolina to survey the damage from the hurricanes and to thank the people who took part in all the rescue operations. we just got time for the monday trivia question. and here it is. which presidential candidate had the biggest margin of victory? that's a good one. monroe, reagan, johnson, or roosevelt? okay. lauren: no time to think about it. stuart: we have to break to get to. a ashley is definitely first. there's no break. ashley: i look

adam transformed the parking lot of a harley-davidson dealership into a makeshift air base to help distributeupplies. did an incredible job. adam, what an amazing act of citizenship and service and i think adam might be here. where is adam? adam, come on up here. say a few words. [applause] thank you very much. thank you very much. great job. i've seen him on television quite a bit. what a job you've done. thank you. yes, thank you. >> that's for you. and this is the moniker they've given us. >> thank you to everybody here. the biggest fear is being forgotten and to have this opportunity to have this conversation at a unanimous level will keep western north carolina on the map and not leave them holding the bag on the back end of this. so we're grateful that you've taken the time. we're appreciative in the time line that you did it. gave us space to operation and function and gave us space to provide relief and we're thankful. >> thank you very much. we're also joined by brian burpo. brian, you have an interesting story to tell. do you mind telling it? >> not at all. thank you. so i got a pho

adam transformed the parking lot of the harley davidson into a makeshift airbase of distribute.incredible job. the main act of citizenship and service. where is adam? [laughter] you very much. >> everybody here reno communities with talk to. an opportunity to have this conversation we are grateful timeline they done it. we are very grateful for that. so,. [applause] thank you very much. but where children are today is based. >> i got a phone call to the general manager and he said couldn't believe it is the represent are fully the last. ...will he >> we need those people still. we need that support. we got on water though. we had plenty of water. good on water. we are pallets of water laying around if anybody needs water. we are humbled and honored that you guys keep us in your minds and in your prayers. were going to need that for quite some time. as there are still families that are displaced from each other, pray for peace. for those folks. peace of mind. mr. president, i can't thank you enough for coming out. had it in the back of my mind, i just i even made a comment to, tr

justin: i would not recommend drinking jack daniels and writing the harley at the same time. suzanne: we can shop at lowe's. justin: you get my point, right? if you are going to boycott 76% of the s&p 500 you are not going to live a very interesting life. all of you with iphones, throw it away. all of you with an android, throw it away. does anybody have a phone? i don't want to be a debbie downer, but that is the reality. let me give you what this looks like in real life, one example. boeing. have they been in the headlines lately? anyone seen anything with boeing? are they doing well? no. there is two astronauts that went up to the international space station on the boeing starliner. it was supposed to be a days. they are going to be there eight months. this makes gilligan's island look like, you know, a lunch to work, ok? so, how did they pay their executives? what is wrong with corporate america? they pay their executives on five metrics. two of them are product safety, quality, and stability. one of them is employee safety. and then the last two? dei and sustainability.

in this ctf, you're actually shorting a number of names that you say are durable consumer names, harley-davidsonbrunswick, the boat maker. we're hearing from a lot of the banks. in general the consumer is pretty strong. >> i think the consumer is pretty strong, but you're seeing a trade down. some of the companies are doing disproportionately well like an amazon or walmart or costco. when you look at consumable durable purchases where you need financing, interest rates, and a lot of inventory starting to build up, we are more cautious on the consumer durable part of the economy. >> you think basically discretionary is going to pull back, but overall consumer spending is pretty strong. >> i would agree with that. >> bank of merge out yesterday with a lit of some stocks they say have stable dividends. they say dividends are going to be a bigger part of returns going forward than they have maybe in recent years. zion's, ken core -- i want to ask you in your mind. is right now the time to pivot your investment strategy more toward dividends than the price reaction on the stocks you're buying? >> it'

on the earnings front, harley-davidson will publish the quarterly results.g workers have voted against the wage offer extending the more than month-long strike at the embattled planemaker and antony blinken continues his trip to the middle east in the push for a cease-fire. that is it for the show. i'm silvia amaro stay with cnbc "worldwide exchange" is coming up next. do you life insurance policy you no longer need? now you can sell your policy - even a term policy - for an immediate cash payment. call coventry direct to learn more. we thought we had planned carefully for our retirement. but we quickly realized we needed a way to supplement our income. our friend sold their policy to help pay their medical bills, and that got me thinking. maybe selling our policy could help with our retirement. i'm skeptical, so i did some research and called coventry direct. they explained life insurance is a valuable asset that can be sold. we learned we could sell all of our policy, or keep part of it with no future payments. who knew? we sold our policy. now we can rela

adam transformed the parking lot of a harley davidson dealership into a makeshift air base to help distributeies. did an incredible job, adam. what an amazing act of citizenship. i think adam might be. where is he? come up here and say a few words. thank you very much. thank you very much. great job. i have seen him on television quite a bit. what a job you have done. thank you. >> can i give you something? a little token from the guys. >> that's beautiful. >> that's been with us since the third day. that's for you and this is the moniker they have given us. >> thank you very much. i will save that. thank you. >> thank you very much. i want to say thank you for coming. thank you for everybody here. the biggest fear western north carolina sitting on right now from the communities we've talked to is being forgotten. to have you here and have the conversation at a national level will keep western north carolina on the map and not having the communities holding the bag on the back end. you gave us space to provide relief where it needed to go and very grateful for that, mr. president. thank you v

harley, thank you so much for this book and thank you all for your questions. thank you. thank you.

we have had the local harley-davidson has had a number of them. there is an elementary school.ittle field we can try to land people to get them to, they have been doing it and even the roads washed away. we have a whole team of mules that came and it's just a pack of mules. >> sandra: completely understandable. >> it's been difficult. >> sandra: it's been difficult and we are with you and praying for all of you and your communities have been so completely horribly hit and while you are trying to help others i know you also said you have a home in florida that has been completely wiped off the map. >> the houses there but it has taken extensive damage good everything on the inside has been destroyed and i haven't even had the opportunity to get down there yet. with no running water and we just got electric back a couple days ago i didn't want to leave my wife you're by herself. i was hoping to get down there right after this and now milton is coming across that same place so i think i'm just going to wait until after that and we will see what is left and sorted out. >> sandra: b

harley, thank you so much for this book and thank you all for your questions. thank you. thank you. representative watts, thanks for thanks for joining us here today to talk about your book, hard truths, which is out on october 22nd, just before the presidential and c

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and under the harley act, they are not going to do anything, let it get past the election, they don't, and by the way, they already had no automation in their contract, they should continue it, but automation can be good and can help you and be part of safety thing and take over your job, too. >> jessica: a car decomposing in new jersey. next, kamala hits up a podcast to talk about doritos and much more. ♪ ♪ liberty mutual customized my car insurance so i saved hundreds. with the money i saved i thought i'd get a wax figure of myself. cool right? look at this craftmanship. i mean they even got my nostrils right. it's just nice to know that years after i'm gone this guy will be standing the test of ti... he's melting! oh jeez... nooo... oh gaa... only pay for what you need. ♪ liberty, liberty, liberty, liberty ♪ ♪ ♪ >> greg: kamala giggling her way through her longest sitdown interview since snagging the dem knowledge for prez. let's take a look. >> one of my pleasures on the road is my doritos. from the time the president called me and told me he wasn't running, everything was in spee

justin: i would not recommend drinking jack daniels and writing the harley at the same time.: we can shop at lowe's. justin: you get my point, right? if you are going to boycott 76% of the s&p 500 you are not going to live a very interesting life. all of you with iphones, throw it away. all of you with an android, throw it away. does anybody have a phone? i don't want to be a debbie downer, but that is the reality. let me give you what this looks like in real life, one example. boeing. have they been in the headlines lately? anyone seen anything with boeing? are they doing well? no. there is two astronauts that went up to the international space station on the boeing starliner. it was supposed to be a days. they are going to be there eight months. this makes gilligan's island look like, you know, a lunch to work, ok? so, how did they pay their executives? what is wrong with corporate america? they pay their executives on five metrics. two of them are product safety, quality, and stability. one of them is employee safety. and then the last two? dei and sustainability. these ar

. >> reporter: the harley-davidson riding pastor alan waller heads the biggest black church in philly who care about democracy getting together on a beautiful day. >> if you don't vote, nobody's going to hear your voes. >> reporter: joe paul is executive director of black men vote. >> talk to us about these unique efforts to engage with black men. >> you know, black men are not monolithic. we wear tons of different hats. we're interested in barbershops. we're errant edinterested in sp. we know brothers are going to pay attention. and it's important for them to see themselves riding through the neighborhood. >> reporter: vp kamala harris and donald trump are in a dead heat according to recent national polls. while an overwhelming majority of black voters including black male voters support vp harris, a generational trend is emerging. in a poll of seven swing states, 21% of black men under the age of 50 lining up behind trump. that's why both sides are in a battleground state blitz aimed at black men. >> thank you, pennsylvania. >> reporter: harris appearing on black-oriented national m

you look at harley davidson and companies that went to india because they couldn't -- they didn't wantpay 150, 2000 percent. brazil d200%. brazil charges us a lot are. china always, always china. and, you know, i took in hundreds of billions of dollars from china. no president ever took in -- not even, and i mean it, ten cents, we never took in any money p i never took -- i took in hundreds of billions of dollars, and now china's totally out of control. we have a deficit with china, i've never if seen anything like it, what they're doing with china. but we have a deficit with the country. we'll knock that down. when you start charging people tariff, our country was the richest when we were doing tariffs. that was the richest. this was in the 1880s and '90s. we were proportionately, we were, you know, if you go back to the dates and you look, our country was so rich, we didn't know what to do with all the money we had. they had committees, the great tariff committee of 1887. this was a committee that was set up to, like, where do you -- what can do you do with all the money? larry: will

we have hershey and harley here. i know this area intimately. this area knows me.rusted nonpartisan voice in their living rooms. >> how would you assess the harris' campaign ground game in pennsylvania? >> i'm up against a six-term incumbent. he is hard to disentrench. i've been hard at work. i hope the vice president has great game. this is an important state for democrats up and down the ticket. we have a lot of really good races. i call this a thinking district. even though it's a plus for republican district, we elected our democratic governor josh shapiro by 12 points over a state lawmaker who was an extremist but is nothing but scott perry like. this is what you want in a democracy. we have people who actually do their research and really look at who they are going to vote for. i hope that benefits us greatly on november 5th. i think it will. >> i was talking to charlie dent, who used to represent, when he was in congress -- it used to be part of the district you are in right now. he represented hershey before it was redrawn. he made the point that on the eco

hop on his harley with his leather jacket. [ laughter ] and his girl by his side, and they'd chase thehey ran out of gas. and then they'd stumble out onto the beach at moonlight, nothing between them but their beating hearts. and the air was crisp and pulsing with romance. [ laughter ] they made love that night. her words still rang his mind -- "oh, frankenstein," she whispered. and he looked deep into her eyes and said -- >> i do you right now. [ laughter and applause ] >> seth: you know what's really great? you know what's really nice about that, is how well it worked without me having to lift a full-sized frankenstein. [ laughter ] it's 'cause they -- we let their mind's eye do the work. so i didn't have to do [ bleep ] bicep day. [ laughter ] the point is, trump's a bad liar, but he chose as his running mate someone who is much more polished at it, ohio senator j.d. vance. vance is brazen and shameless, but he's admittedly very smooth. he's like a slick used car dealer, and can be very convincing until you remember the car he's trying to sell you is an amc gremlin with raccoons in

the achievements of her predecessor, andres manuel lopez obrador, uc berkeley professor emeritus harley says tuesday's historic step swearing in mexico's first woman president and person of jewish heritage will lead to a blending of the past with a new vision for the future. >> he says. claudia sheinbaum comes into office with a keen understanding of america and its politics. >> these generations of women will arrive together at the legislative palace to see her take her oath of office. joe and i and so many americans wish her well. >> sheinbaum worked for four years at the lawrence berkeley national laboratory and is a globally recognized and awarded climate scientist. >> all the ideas and things she accomplished and her understanding of an issue critical for us in california climate change and renewable energy is very, very important going forward. >> beyond battling climate change, sheinbaum will command a supermajority in both houses of mexico's congress. experts say her reform measures will tackle issues such as migration, security and economic diversification. over $800 billion in

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meet harley hyena. she was having a blast at the oakland zoo and can we blame her? cute.rable. >> that's me every morning in the cold plunge. >> she needs a bigger pool. >> more space to kind of -- it looks like she's having fun. >> i'm going to get a go fund me started so she can get a bigger pool. just breaks my heart. it was hot day yesterday. >> it was hot. it was. >> i want to be doing that too. >> did you know a hyena can smile? it's true. >> my dog was smiling yesterday and then i realized he was just panting. >> what's your favorite song by the smiling hyena? >> i don't know. >> they don't exist. >> i was like what? [ laughter ] >> it would be good right? >> let's start a band reed. >> we're starting a band and get the band together. we wake up every morning together at the same time anyways. >>> here's what's happening this afternoon and daytime highs today still well above average. 80s in -- 80s in oakland and triple digits off in the east bay and yesterday we broke records in communities like livermore. down into the santa clara valley, it was two days ago that

harley davidson, last time the i checked they were down. now they're up a little bit.what happened? >> yeah. they were saying they had to lower their full-year guidance because this is a customer that's still struggling, but even the low expectations are coming in, and it's a beat. people are happy that at least it's -- it's better than feared. but again,s this is saying something about that consumer and the retail business within motorcycles that are struggling. stuart: adam, love the bike, not keen on the stock. [laughter] >> yeah. i had my fun with motorcycles as a kid. close call and i don't touch them anymore. stuart: e many too. exactly the same story -- me too. you brought your stock pix. you like 3m. >> good, old old-fashioned company. we've been talking about these big old american companies that get stuck, and then they reinvent themselves. 3m if was $1000 only a couple of months ago. they came out with earnings the other day. went as high as 142. i can't understand why people sold to them because the earnings were quite strong and the company guided up for t

lisa: harley bassman talked about the move index implying 18 points in either direction for benchmark i'm wondering, based on the correlation across assets, could a move like that trigger the decline and the gap in prices, not just in bonds but elsewhere in equities? dean: we saw some experience from 2000 22. some said it was a controlled equity drawdown. but up here we have got to keep a close eye on it. at some point the stock market is not going to be satisfied with higher bond yields and what they potentially imply for choking off economic growth. jonathan: 430 on the 10 year, appreciated as always, dean curnutt. s&p futures are negative by close to .1%. updating stories elsewhere, here's your bluebird brief with dani burger. dani: shares of hsbc are up announcing a fresh multibillion-dollar stock buyback with better-than-expected earnings and results were driven by the wealth arm, benefiting from higher profit volumes in asia as they are looking to merge global investment gauging units. prosecutors in philadelphia are suing elon musk and the trump super pac, saying that the milli

i'm going to say madonna as anaphylactic harley quinn.hen will smith might dress like a man with dignity. never happened. no. go ahead. ben stiller is going to dress as an aborted child. oh, god. jesus. wow. oh my god. terrible. i know that's what are they thinking? the what are they thinking? you know, the cheapest bet will just point at her neck and say that she's being eaten by a sandworm from dune. oh, maybe. like rfk style. she'll take it from rfk with the worm. what i'm saying is she has a hideous neck. yeah. you're not a fan. i can't look at it. the cheapest halloween costume folds in it. the cheapest halloween costume. this year. she put a pillow under your shirt to puff it out. and you go as doug emhoff's nanny. oh, can you make your eye black and go as one of his? behave, behave. and i and this does end with eric adams endorsing trump in hopes of a pardon. right. i think this ends because trump knows if adams goes to jail, it devastates the nightclub industry. oh yeah, bottle service is gone for good. that's what trigger a reces

that's because of particularly because of right-wing legal and political pressure on companies like harley davidson, john deere, molson, coors right-wing activists. they've, they've targeted these companies on social media and force them to make changes. and now guys, these companies really have bud light in the back of their minds, but the light is really the cautionary tale of what can go wrong. when companies lean into kind of inclusion programs, bud light, of course, they partnered with transgender influencer dylan mulvaney last year. then they retreated on this partnership after conservative backlash and it ended up costing the company 1.4 billion lost sales. so bud light is kind of the cautionary tale hanging over all of this so nathaniel, these two ceos that you spoke with, they climb the ladder at some of the most prominent fortune 500 companies what do they say? >> these companies risk by moving away from diversity programs yeah, boris, i spoke to ken frazier, who was the ceo of merck and ken chenault who led american express and both of these former ceos, they tell me that there

harley, thank you so much for this book and thank you all for your questions. thank you. thank you. representative watts, thanks for thanks for joining us here today to talk about your book, hard truths, which is out on october 22nd, just before the presidential and congressional elections, which everyone is everyone is eager to test to, see what happens there. thanks for and thanks for joining to talk about the book. yeah, i know. thanks. thanks so much. and you know, obviously a, being a member of congress always tuned in to c-span. sure. so what i wanted to start here, as i mentioned, is an election coming up. you obviously are very well of that. so what? so with the i mean, is this time to the election, this something that you've been thinking about for a while and this is just happenstance. it comes out now. so why with this book i know you do written a book previously. so what was the impetus for this and why does it take place now at well, 21 for more more broadly speaking, i've been thinking about it for some time as i engage various high school groups and even kind of broad

laughter ] oh, you can fix that problem by listening to the new podcast that i do with my daughter, harleyr wherever you get your podcasts. plugs are done, go. >> seth: a podcast starring blood relatives? they're the worst. [ laughter ] >> that's like one of those very witty wild, very witty. well, we have to help you get your trump impression mojo back in time for the election. so come with me, seth meyers, because i'm taking you into the meyers-verse. kevin wields his fitbit like a sling ring and opens a portal. [ light laughter ] wide-eyed, seth follows kevin through the portal and into -- interior, the hall of meyerses. the hall of meyerses looks exact like studio 8g with one big difference. everyone in the studio is a seth meyers. agog at the hundreds of seth, seth says to kevin -- >> seth: oh, my god. it's all me. [ light laughter ] >> we don't have time to hear what you say when you climax. [ laughter ] we have to find a seth who can help us. seth meyerses from across every era, this is a matter of life and death. seth prime needs your help with doing his trump voice. a grinning tee