said it earlier to a caller about huntington bank shares r.ur stocks costco, tjx warmt and yes, amazon which is more of a tech play everything else is horrendous. like eli lilly in drugs you can't stay away from those three winners in amazon. anything else and ouch autos led by the strike. transports still too high. labor costs playing havoc. food stocks. these new anti-obesity drugs have wrecked the group all of them can't be touch ped entertainment. i've never seen a group more challenged just to keep its head above water. utilities rising interest rate environment like dominion i moengsed earlier nothing's worse because these dividend stocks compete directly with bonds if rates peak that's a different story but maybe they haven't oil and gas monumental collapse. maybe the industrials hit or miss even the ones with energy efficiency infrastructure was supposed to last but that's being challenged too. i think the group can come back as all the government spending kicks in sure hasn't been working now no one wants to wait for it housing not wi

mike in huntington, indiana, independent. caller: a yeah, im 78 years -- yeah, i am 78 years old, and i have heard this story about the democrats spend too much money, cannot balance the budget, yet, they have got all this ground. they should have to sell it off, and until they balance that budget next year, not 10 years down the road, next year, that is what everybody else has to do if they run into problems. host: i will take your thoughts on the budget, but any thoughts on the civility in congress and the tensions that flared up yesterday? did you see any of them? caller: yes, they are all babies. host: mike in huntington, indiana. newman in san antonio, texas, democrat. good morning. caller: good morning. i am listening to people calling in and i am sick of excuses for the congress and senate. these are supposed to be our leaders, and children saw themselves, if i was to do the things that we have seen the senator's doing, i would not have a job. i am sick of these politicians up there. what would you bring up a tweet whe

at huntington gymnastics club, they know a thing or two about training champions.ell done. but positive encouragement, with parents allowed to watch, has not always been the norm in the sport. it makes me feel worthless, it turned me into a shell of who i used to be. last summer, an independent report described systemic abuse in british gymnastics, with some children starved and subjected to the tyranny of the scales. today's new safeguarding policy says gymnasts over ten can only be weighed by a qualified sport scientist with written consent from the child and their carer. and after horror stories of children denied water and toilet breaks, new hydration rules call this kind of behaviour physical abuse. no coaches should be weighing gymnasts, categorically. for us, this is about making sure within gymnastics, we do not see them as gymnasts put young people, children, and therefore we understand what their requirements are and their needs are, and there is no desire for us to put medals above welfare. it is notjust issues around weights and hydration for the govern

thing and that is there is an element of this interaction that suggests the argument of samuel huntington and clash of civilizations where there is some sense that the difference in between ukraine and gaza and h, hamas and the hezbollah and the surrounding countries is that one is islamic and the other is white christian, and so that there is underneath all of this, a civilizational uh encounter. that has to do with the geopolitical alignment that is developing after the end of the cold war, in other words, this period that we're going through now, will begin new international order, for better or for worse, and that order will challenge and is challenging us unipolar. that emerged after the collapse of the soviet union, well daniel, now the regime has been successful obviously in killing civilians because they're bombing indiscriminately, this very uh populated area, it doesn't take a whole lot of skill for that, but from a military political perspective, the israelis uh always had shown themselves to be invincible and precise, what has happened? in the middle of all of this, was all of

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joining me is john augusti from huntington private bank. it sounds so nice. >> hope it works. >> what would make it work or not work? >> central banks stay on the sidelines, that makes it work. and then other markets are range bound. we're already seeing that a little bit in stocks, bonds, and crude oil. so range bound, hale. and think as people look at the markets today and they go, we got the dow up 0.7, crude is down but bond yields up, is that just trading activity or how do we read this? >> could be, or just range bound activity. we still think there's a positive tilt to markets. it will get tested again december 13th, fed update. but for now, positive tilt to markets, we would say. >> a lot of people say the reason s&p november gained, one of the best in history. it has ripped. is that the flipside of falling bond yields is that sustainable even if bond yields stop falling? >> partially. there are two new players that helped drive stocks in november. reits and finaials. they were the two new sectors that helped drive along with the ma

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. >> bill: he in the town of huntington. >> dana: so americana.ave no tolerance for discrimination of any kind. his restaurant is now on the app. obviously something happened for a while. >> bill: huntington is in suffolk county. republican repeated a democrat there where the gentleman is right now flipping the seat from blue to red. they only have an election for executive every ten years. republican won. they hold a lock on long island. they control both counties, nasa and suffolk as well as the d.a. all four congressional seats. when we mention that go back to the mid-terms of last year talking about the red wave. they did get enough seats to flip the house and that's the reason why you see hearings every day on the border, on anti-semitism in college classes. it's only a four seat majority. republicans want more. but still it is a majority. a lot of those seats on the suburbs of new york city are the reason why they have that majority. >> dana: the democrats are trying to redistrict again in new york state and we're waiting to hear from a cour

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. >> for one thing, denise turned up in huntington beach, which was 400 miles south of vallejo, and wasff right by her mom's house. >> she was not released out of state, she was not released in the desert. she was not released in the middle of california. where does she show up? right near her parents house, and that seemed to convenient. >> another thing. the ransom that the kidnappers supposedly demanded had never been paid. denise told police in her hometown the same story that her boyfriend had told up north, about the swim goggles, the nyquil, the threat of electric shock. but then, when vallejo police wanted to question her. >> she disappeared, she will not cooperate, she would not fly up in a plane offered by the fbi to talk to the police. >> after she was released? >> after she was released. >> suspicion is building. neither denise nor aaron made any public statement, but they did hire separate attorneys. >> everybody is thinking, why are they doing that? >> lots of questions, and not many answers. but then, less than 12 hours after denise reappeared. >> then, we get a tip that

. >> plus, a mixed quarter for teva pharma, results led by sales of its drug to treat huntington's diseasee ceo will join us exclusively later on this hour. >> first up, a check on the markets and the ten-year, of course. the market losing some early gains, going negative. if you look at the sector breakdown, you've still got strength in real estate, industrials, technology, and materials. looks like it's utilities, energy and communication services that are weak. nasdaq is also negative. i guess we might break the eight-day win streak for the s&p 500 if we remain lower. the ten-year note yield seeing some buying today, the ten-year, that is. and yields go down to 454. that relationship between stocks and yields continues to dominate the market narrative. this morning, ubs saying equity returns next year are very likely to be inferior to fixed income. meanwhile, morgan stanley's cross-asset strategy group this week projects 9.8% annualized global equity returns and 5.8% from treasuries over the next decade. that implies 60/40 portfolio could return 8% a year! let's bring in cnbc's senior m

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the pedestrian check points will be located within the secure zone at huntington park, folsom and third and howard and fourth street and mission. forget about street parking if you live in the area. >> we have plenty of available capacity at mt a garages. >> a lot of information she never got before until today. >> i just received a packet today from my friend that works at trader joe's. he asked his boss for this. more details somewhat, there is more information in here than i heard from anybody. >> officials are working to connect unhoused people to shelters and other services to clear homeless encampments but the city has to stay in bounds of federal injunction that limits encampment suites. san francisco is rolling out the winter shelter program just in time for apec. this will open a 30-spot nighttime shelter not far from the moscone center. expanding capacity at multiple shelters that it is already operating. we will take a closer look at security tonight at 8:00 on the prime time edition over on pix plus. >>> it is not just apec. today we learned another huge event is coming to t

this is video from nearby huntington park. now, most of the street closures are still to come, but traffic is already a nightmare in some spots. this is at 4th and mission right near the moscone center. traffic at a standstill for much of the day. it is back open tonight but will close tomorrow. >>> an unofficial kickoff to apec happening in san francisco's chinatown neighborhood. take a look at the night market, we're going take you there live in a few minutes. >>> another headline we are watching right now. police in the south bay have arrested two men they say are connected to at least 25 different crimes. san jose police say they recently arrested 35-year-old mogos constantine, and 19-year-old reynaldo devuda. the crimes nor carjackings and robberies. as part of the bust, detectives confiscated thousands of dollars in cash, jewelry, along with three cars. police do not believe these two are connected to a recent robbery. investigators say the two men are involved in very similar crimes. >>> another headline at this hour, t

over hill, complete street closures on huntington park.ht in barricades but the main event is at moscone he center and that is where we find ryan. he will be there live all week long covering the summit for us. ryan, what is it really like inside the red zone? >> well, we are in moscone he north and it is day three of the summit. i don't want to call this the calm before the storm but it is the calm before the storm but for some of the high stick profile meetings that will happen later on during the week. the one person who has been extremely busy so far is u.s. secretary treasury secretary janet yellen. she gave the opening remarks at this morning's gathering. worldwide inflation and uncertainty around a number of major conflicts including israel, hamas, ukraine, and russia. stressing the need for cooperation among apec's 21 member countries. in the past years they have focused on coming out of the recovery and coming out of the pandemic. it is time to prioritize long-term economic prosperity. >> we need to put ourselves on a sustainable

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this is sunset beach in the city of huntington beach. closure will last two days. >> people out there in the southland on the beach, i guess they had a warm spell as well. >> they did. >> that is the result of the wind from the storm going over the sierra nevada and i wanted you to see this, this is reno, today. you can see the big lenticular cloud right there, looks like a big ufo parked over the sky. the wind was racing over the sierra. there is downtown reno. it caused the wind to go into a wave pattern, and where the air goes up, you get a cloud. when the air goes down, you disappear. the cloud stays stationary as the air moves through it. they are spectacular, and great for forecast. we see lenticular cloud like that down in the mountain range, you know there are strong upper-level wind writing in on the storm system. watch the rain come through around 5:00. from the city looking out over the water, angel island got some rain there. the city did get some rain, finally, measurable rain, anyway. we got six hundredths of an inch of rai

pedestrian checkpoints will be located within the secure zone at huntington park, folsom and third streets, howard and fifth streets and on mission between third and fourth streets and forget about street parking if you live in the area. >> we do have plenty of available capacity at mta garages, outside of the zones, in union square and around chinatown as well as private garages available elsewhere. >> reporter: a lot of information that selene says she never got before until today. >> i just received a packet today from my friend that works at trader joe's. he asked his boss for this. kind of more details, i mean somewhat there's more information than i've heard from anybody. >> reporter: selene tells me she really hopes this conference can bring some life to this part of downtown. >> businesses in chinatown are especially hoping apec will give them a boost. chinatown never fully recovered from the pandemic and now merchants are going all out for apec. >> chinatown is putting on a nonstop show. there's going to be line dancing. there's going to be art and cultural activities. there's goi

. >> we usually go to huntington park that is closed off. not looking forward to that.loves going up there to play with his friends and stuff. >> the map labeled checkpoints, two, she walks by it to get to and from work. >> are people at work talking about it? >> yes. >> how long have you been hearing about apec? >> probably two months. >> reporter: she has looked at the plan and plans to work around it for her job. he is waiting to see how everything plays out and he is ready if he has to show an id. >> always have my id on me. i exfect to lane to me as i am wandering around the city. i am planning to avoid all of that. but, you know, we will figure it is a possibility. >> at least he is thinking about it. alsos in that security zone in knob hill schools, including at least one elementary. the district told us the schools will be in session next week and they will share information with families about closures and what to expect. >> and just two blocks from the security exclusion zone around moscone center someone spotted this. a person walking down 7th and market last

anyone on foot who's trying to get into the active security zone will have to go through huntington park to get themselves screened here for an even closer look at the closures and ways to get around them on your commute is kron four's traffic anchor brian harvey. apec is underway in san francisco. so here's what you need to know. let's start with the bay bridge because on 80 eastbound lane, number one, westbound lane. number 5, those are going to be closed until november. 17th interstate highway 80, the 4th street off ramp on eastbound 80 and the 5th street off-ramp westbound 80. they're going to close until november 17th westbound drivers are advised to use either fremont or 8th street. while those ramps are closed. let's head to the golden gate bridge because the vista points off ramp from northbound. 1, is closed until the 18th during that time, there will be no access to date about resist a point and the security zones around the moscone center are going to be close. joe november 19th in the hill neighborhood. you have clay pine stockton street as well as one-block stretch powell st

the goose is now being cared for at the wetlands and wildlife care center in huntington beach in orange county. no word yet on if that bird will ever fly normally again, it's also unknown how it got here in the first the mystery continues that wraps up kron. 4 news at 6. we'll see you have you heard? the xfinity mobile black friday sale is on now! don't miss out on a free line of unlimited for 2 years when you switch to xfinity internet! that's over $1,000 in savings. and get up to $800 off the latest 5g phones. connect to america's most reliable 5g network. and join the millions who have switched to one of the fastest growing mobile services. now's your chance to get a free line of unlimited for 2 years when you switch to xfinity internet! plus, save even more with up to $800 off an eligible 5g phone. click, call or visit a store today! >> tech: cracked windshield on your new car? bring it to safelite. my customer was enjoying her new car, when her windshield cracked. [gasp] >> customer: my car! >> tech vo: she didn't take it to the dealer. she scheduled with safelite. we have the late

much, and here you need to understand , that this is a civilizational thing, i’m a small fan of huntington now is inter-civilizational dynamics and civilizations are colliding, this is so, we need to understand how we will be in this world and how we will build our policy, but the fact is that every civilization lives on their meanings, now we see how meanings collide, look, the west in palestine, so they instantly concentrated all together against the arab world, despite the fact that many western countries had very well developed relations with islam, against islam against islam. against islam, instantly, civilizationally, they clenched into such a fist, united, in fact, but what did they lose, i ’ll finish now, yes, look, and when they are in fact, between civilizations there is a certain war of meanings, even the french the general staff in its strategy of the year thirty-five says that this is a war, a future war is a war for nodes, a war for logistic nodes, on the one hand, a war for... semantic and here, in fact, is how the west is trying to steal our victory in the great patriotic

yes. huntington dunbar, and the into captivity of freshman since february 2022 in the seldom ukraine. there are some that are saying that the prospects of you winning back all of your territory appear to be dwindling. and that maybe ukraine should ship to focus. just like to read you a quote and this is from. so the breedlove retired us air force general and former nato commander. he says the following, this war will and exactly how western policy makers want it to end. the implication there is that it really hinges on the west support is success in some ways out of your hands. do you see that maybe in the next year the next 2 years depending on what the mood is your your hands might be forced. um, i think what, what we are a blessing in many countries is the right in the right. and as to, to lead the work leadership, i hurt they 100 times and this is exactly what we need leadership to make right things. and to help us to, to win this war and to fight the freedom and the peace back to your best and mikaya. thank you so much for joining us on conflicts on thank you. the 6 tourism in ti

they have to go through huntington park to get screened by law enforcement reporting live in san francisco. i'm rob nesbitt kron 4 news. rob, thank you. here is a live look at traffic heading into the city on the bay bridge. as you can see, little bit of a slowdown there of drivers getting backed up a little bit. the far left. >> eastbound lane and far right westbound lanes on the bay bridge have been closed since today. they'll through 9 o'clock tonight. that might be little bit of traffic nightmare for folks who are trying to get to the warriors timberwolves game at the chase center tonight. that game starts in about an hour. if you have other in the city, you might want to leave early or consider taking public transportation. and let's go and get a live look right now at the exploratorium along the embarcadero, all dressed up their president. biden expected to be there sometime tomorrow evening for another apec related event. a special perception and there are some temporary security walls surrounding the museum. barriers are up all along the road there and the sidewalks they've been ga

tercera huntington park y otras. en cuanto al impacto económico local va a haber y muy grande.munitarias de meda san francisco. hablar al respecto es una oportunidad para revivir y traer nuevos turistas. >> mostrarle a san francisco como es que vuelva el turismo. bueno recordemos que san francisco es una ciudad donde aproximadamente el 30% de sus residentes son asiático, americano y también tiene una alta. >> representa de latinos, así que centrar a esos representantes en este punto se vuelve muy atractivo porque van a tratar temas de cooperación internacional, económica, energía renovable, comercio e infraestructura. ahora, algo importante para nuestra comunidad. sabemos que hay una especie de preocupación por que entre las agencias que van a estar aquí presentes está el departamento de seguridad nacional, que tiene que ver con las agencias de migración. así que hoy hace solo unas horas le preguntamos directamente al coordinador de este evento si en esos puntos de chequeo van a estar preguntando o solicitando alguna identificación o estatus migratorio. así que de eso vamos a e

so i didn't use huntington tuna, inc, san francisco, or your show that had views up a face long history at all a historical trying to tell him to me not what you get. 5, then she in china and to u. s. new or by email. some of them have boots up the relationship and in trade dual by. ready may and from the start we have built over $22006.00, the median you $100.00 for our trace, your house and all your hawkins, you guys will have also bused up many friendship, seduce storage in china and the usa by every mean. yeah, we have over 300 flights between china and us ages. yes. to continue then. cool. cool, cool. well, i have many, many population that have been traveling between china and the usa. georgina gardens, in general, from san francisco have witnessed, or the good time will have packed between china and the usa. she's running ship back to not 78 years ago times and finds the do you have to work with you to pull up to way have to feed into the wall with the 5 stars and 5 to china as you, as a we have to, to add the calibration, that's a way once continue to butte, our relationship and

itself is called the promotion of the fourth wave of democratization, this is such a reference to huntington point of view , they belong, apparently, this should also demonstrate some kind of civilizational the nature of the opposition to democracy and, therefore, authoritarian dictatorial regimes, as the authors of the report call them, of course, from their point of view, the most terrible political regimes are russia, china, iran and venezuela, as well as a number of others that are named there, what they propose to do, so i’m talking about reading and analyzing the report, if we summarize, try to group the initiatives that they put forward, what they propose, first, they propose to actually stop replacing the subject. .. people of color were told that there is some kind of local who actually works in this space, before this we usually have revolutions, organizers of color revolutions, non-governmental organizations, activists, they are outraged, this is just popular dissatisfaction, these people came out, now there is a completely different approach, it says directly, the state, the gove

all right, thanks for staying with a huntington national. my colleagues taska taylor over the next at the top of the odd to take you on the next round of stories have a great time the there's no end in sight of.

the a welcome to huntington, national reaching you lie from the russian and capital. i am mike a quick chat with the updates as well, and have mazda of both exchanges detainees and a swap deal. it comes as part of a temporary tree is the, went into effect on friday and is due to last 4 days. here is how palestinians in the west bank we did those wherever nice from these really custody. the, the huge crowd gathered with some sayings away with joy to welcome those who were recently free. previous detainees with see being carried through the doors in crowds were made of people waiting policy, communion him as flags. in total, $59.00 people, including women and children, were handed over to policy. and as always, some of those who were fed feet express how and even more palestinians will be released if it were not for the people of guys that we would not have certain freedom who was suffering in prison the saddest themselves with us and humiliated us. but tele, pride is high and no dignity is raised. thanks to the resistance, god's willing. for god's sake, our heads will

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as it intensified, it's operation that the outside reports from huntington, more homes destroyed, more families ripped apart by is really bought followed by the o 2 familiar prize for health at the overstretched hospital. c and the desperate flight to save lives, the area and hit by a number of mishaps. many were killed and injured. all of them were children, old civilians. the entire area was enabled as if it went up. great. it is a genocide. all those killed children. innocent children, and then time neighborhood to reduce to death because the health ministry says several pals sinews, red kilted injured, and this strikes hadn't, units is in the cell during casa and housing. people forcibly displaced from the north. israel has still power. steering is to move south, while it testifies operations in the north then involves the south again and again. as well as the clock was coming with my horse, i stopped the horse to your track, came and fired. something doesn't look like a belt in the sky. the bombs rang down on us, there was bombardment everywhere before they were not rock. and they

environment into a human relation that they have to go through to get to defend drug by now we often huntington. yeah. where if he had the place to go to and he said he doesn't know where to go. okay. that it will. that was exactly going to be my question. they come from the north. they've been displaced by fighting the fleet to survive and saved their lives. they arrive in the south. where do they sleep tonight? i mentioned, i'll be res. can you mentioned that some of them hope they might find space and hospitals? how does that work, do you? what door do you not on? do you have to ask for the authorization to go pretty much wherever they are space? how does that work? well a lot of the people who were coming to the invisible brisk m d were wondering if there were any of these on or well the shows or owner where the crew on the ground was waiting for them. because the thought the, as soon as they get to that area, the central part do, would be taken to under what designated the schools as as shoulders for that. but unfortunately, there was no one and it was there to wait for them and to take th

now as the user id, i'm not wor, expands to a minutes in huntington, the tunnels below the west bank and the shoals of gauze are a storm by the idea which civilians basically stuck with. no, well let's go keeping you totally posted here on air. i don't like the blood rush, it has to be in the united nations security council meeting on keeps crack down on the ukranian orthodox church. during the session most goes on. busted up to the un said the man in charge of ukraine takes his marching orders from western pock. it is zalinski and his regime are completely subordinate to the west and cannot take a single step without their instructions. it is unlikely that our colleagues today would dare voice any reproach for the ukrainian dictator. united nations security council held a hearing on the topic of threats to international peace and security on friday, during which they discussed threats to freedom of religion, specifically in ukraine. that's where last month, ts pearlman approved a bill that ends to banned religious organizations associated with russia. there are assume targets the tr

so the sum of thoughts on all this noun bring in it's huntington, that's based in little guns under the cd. andre, thanks for joining me. i if it's support. so you claim did in fact start to reduce is i'm not going to affect the situation on the ground as well. that's why one. so i was that 1st question or hello. thank you for the invitation. the station on the ground. oh, it's a stable because the ukraine don't, that's the power for may. nothing important. no, they have to file a complaint to fail at the famous concert offensive. and the, they don't want to a mind that this has happened, and that is key continued to ask about mona both to weapons to the west. but he have the fear about the some big change you are. but it's present an area because we have seen a lot of articles, same blown by for, for example, where the ministry of foreign affairs. so hopefully when you say that's a may be to the lack of me says system money shown. and the, the difficulty of, uh, the decision making in the european union can bring ukraine to negotiate the thoughts with russia and the, there is the same

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very much, and here we must understand that this is a civilizational thing, i’m a small fan of huntingtonations are colliding, this is so, we need to understand how we will be in this world, and how we will build our policy, but the fact is that each civilization lives on its own meanings, now we see how meanings collide, look, the west in palestine, so they instantly concentrated all together against the arab world, despite the fact that many western countries had very well developed relations with islam against islamic against islam, against islam, instantly civilizationally, they clenched into such a fist, united in essence, but what did they lose, i ’ll finish now, yes, look, and when they are in the fact that between civilizations there is a certain war of meanings, even the french general staff in its strategy of 1935 says so , that this is the future war... this is a war for nodes , a war for logistical nodes, on the one hand, a war for semantic nodes, and here, in fact, is how the west is trying to steal victory from us in the great patriotic war, this is a war for semantic nodes,

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