i'll ask the house democratic leader hakeem jefferies.ng me for insights and analysis are nbc news senior washington correspondent hallie jackson, tolu, white house bureau chief for the washington post, nbc news chief washington correspondent andrea mitchell and ambassador dennis ross, a former middle east peace negotiator. welcome to sunday. it's "meet the press." >>> from nbc news in washington, the longest running show in television history, this is "meet the press" with kristen welker. >>> good sunday morning. the eyes of the world are on gaza today as israel prepares to broaden its assault on hamas. this is more than a million palestinians in northern gaza are trying to head south in car, by foot and in carts pulled by donkeys after israel warned almost half of the territory's population to leave their homes. the united nations has urged israel to withdraw its evacuation order with one official calling it a death sentence for gazans forced to leave hospitals. they have tried to reopen the rafah crossing to allow foreigners to leave.

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so basically she wasn't saying f v you to jeffery pipe. because when jeffery piatt said, hey, the use not going to be happy with this. what he was implying is that we should have some concern with the use input, what he was implying, what cause the issue is not a person. it is not an individual a. let's call the e u i e o, how are you today? i'm busy right now. i'm having breakfast, that's not the way it works. this is a metaphorical person of the you. so he was implying a. we must have concern with the leaders of the you. they're not going to be happy with it. at that point, she came out with the truth. i'm a neo con, the, these people work for me. they are, these people are our food, these people, this is how we eat. this is how we survive. they do not have the authority. just talk back to us. so if the you didn't really need a f, b, e, u as a cotton it, it meant if the idea that we would allow these people do have some input into our policies. jeffery, in a way she was saying to buy, it's a to to jeffrey pi f, you shut up. what are you

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kim jefferies is haven for hope's president and ceo at haven. they're not just sleeping here at night. they're working on the root cause of that homelessness while they're waiting for housing. the 22 acre campus provides on site services, including child care, a medical clinic, mental health counseling and job placement. there's even a hair salon and pet care. we have two unique sides of our campus and one side. there's some requirement. so sobriety requirements id on that side is a dorm setting on the other side of campus. it's low barrier, so no id requirements, no sobriety requirements. most people will sleep on a six inch mat on the floor at night. the courtyard side of campus has been criticized by some homeless advocates as harsh and patronizing. is it sort of treated like a prize to make it over to the campus side to get those extra benefits? so i think originally that was kind of the thought process. but over time, i think haven has realized that people make their own choices and they're at different places in their life and and we want

about a conversation i had earlier in the day on this program with the democratic leader hakeem jefferies about what you're discussing. democrats and republicans working together to elect a speaker and work together following that in a bipartisan way. is that something that you can see yourself doing? >> listen, i've been one of the most bipartisan members of congress. if anybody looks at my voting record it puts me squarely in the middle. i have worked tirelessly with my colleagues, folks like josh gottheimer on critical issues including on the state of israel. i think leader jefferies, frankly, it's a little hypocritical for him to be out there talking about bipartisanship. he has proven himself not to be interested in that. he and the democrats have funded million dollar ad campaigns attacking folks like me in the lead-up to any potential shutdown knowing full well and it is a record very clearly opposing the record and working tirelessly to avoid one. the reality is the american people elected a house republican majority to govern as a check and balance on the biden agenda. the reckle

hakeem jefferies has done a great job and we had a victory in the continuing resolution and it was a for the democrats and a defeat for the mag as. listening to your conversation if that's the conversation, that back and forth there, it's such a fraud when they start the basis of this is about spending. these are people who gave a tax cut to the richest people in america to the cost of $2 trillion to our national debt when what's his name was president of the united states. $2 trillion to the national debt, and that was to give 83% of the benefits to the top 1%. they're on the proud for medicare and medicaid and they would cut social security, to help meet the needs of beneficiaries who have questions and the rest. so they are -- and huge cuts in nutrition and wic, women, infant and children. it's not about the budget. it's about a values debate and you're wasting your time on that guy because he has no sway in the house of representatives except to get on tv and to raise money on the internet. but anyway, forgetting that, i'm talking about a serious legislation here. >> let's talk a

let's bring in sheila, an analyst in airlines at jefferies. welcome, good to have you with us. you -- it can't be that many passengers on the weight loss drugs losing that much weight and for everyone who is losing weight, they're probably others who are gaining it. >> they weigh our baggage. why not weigh us too to charge extra. we cover air space and airlines are having a tough time. fuel is up 30%. labor costs is up 40%. they have two things out of their control. so what if, you know, weight loss drugs created a tailwind they weren't imagining. united airlines put out a stat in 2018 we extrapolated to get the ratios you saw. they changed the paper they used for their hemisphere magazine zone and saved an ounce, 10 pounds per flight. took the stat, what if 175 people lost 10 pounds each assuming some didn't gain weight, what would that mean for fuel savings. it would save $80 million a year, 2% of united's fuel cost and fuel is 25% of an airline's cost. lots going on, but what if something went right they weren't counting on. >> if you can prove to me you lost 20 pounds we'll

instead what happened was jefferies got a whip notice it was time to vote on the floor on a short-term spending bill. he was caught off guard i am told from sources familiar with those conversations and obviously that is just another sign and that's really sort of looming over the week as we stare down what matt gates is going to do. here is mccarthy yesterday. >> he's coming for you. can you survive? >> yes, i'll survive. this is personal with matt. he's more interested in securing tv interviews than doing something. he wanted to push us into a shutdown even threatening his own district with all the military people there who would not be paid only because he wants to take this motion. so be it. bring it on. let's get over with it and let's start governing. >> reporter: mccarthy allies have started having conversations with democrats about whether or not they could agree to some kind of rules change, power sharing agreement would that be enough to get some democrats to ensure that mccarthy wasn't ousted. again, this is a conversation that leadership says membership need to be having as

we need to vote in a bipartisan way, but if any of my colleagues think this will end with hakeem jefferies being speaker, they're wrong. it is going to be a republican speaker and -- >> he was not suggesting that. >> some of my -- some of my democratic colleagues have been pushing for, you know, four or five of us to vote for hakeem jefferies. that's not happening. >> i understand that. congressman mike lawler of new york. thank you so much for joining me. >> thank you. >> this is cnn breaking news. it is the top of the hour. i'm dana bash in washington where the state of the union is holding its collective breath. you are watching a special live hour of cnn breaking news coverage. israel at war. a top israeli official just told me more than 600 people are dead and more than 2,000 are injured after hamas terrorists swept into israel. several americans are reportedly dead and an israeli official says dozens of americans are among of the hostages brought back to gaza. we are talking about hostages who are largely civilians. mothers, father, children, grandmother, sisters, brothers. now 36 ho

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the bbc investigation found highly organised network users finding young adult men for mike jefferiesege that they were exploited or abused. mr jeffries and mr smith did not respond to request a comment. the full investigation is on bbc iplayer and bbc sounds. the national living wage for over 23 these were raised to £11 an hour for next april. the move up hour for next april. the move up in a fate of the lowest paid. the younger workers are paid. the younger workers are paid at a lower rate. some of the stories now. thames valley police say they're investigating stocking allegations made against russell brand. it's the second police force against the comedian. he denies any wrongdoing. and scored during the rugby match in the scottish border and celebrating winning the game a wee bit too early when he accidentally knocked the ball over this and the dying seconds. sign not to leave you with ten seconds of beavers and for the first time in 400 years, things to the reintroduction programme. you're all caught up. bye for now. hello and welcome to sportsday — i'm chetan pathak — coming up

if you look at jefferies, there is areas we had to slow this year because of the macro overhang on our. hopefully, some of that will start to come back. if the environment does not come back, that will be on the back burner. this year looks reasonable for the rest of the year. next year, it is more murky but ultimately every cio and ceo in america and globally is talking about ai. it will require an investment. if you do not make those investments, you will be late. we have covered many technology shifts. ai has got boards and executive management teams changing the way they're thinking. all you have to do is look at jamie dimon. he read about it full-time start -- multiple times. they have to invest, have to be ahead of the wave. we think that will bode well for the backdrop of software as we go into next year, even if we had a slightly difficult economic environment. results are not great. decon spend will be delayed. -- the log spent will be delayed. these headwinds continue. things are picking back up if they do, the stock is going higher. if they do, we are seeing continued optimi

hakeem jefferies joins me next. >>> welcome back.he house has been without a speaker >>> welcome back. the house has been without a speaker for nearly 13 days. on friday after republicans nominated jim jordan, the hard right chairman of the judiciary committee to be their next speaker, but quickly postponed a floor vote as it became clear more than 50 republican members are not prepared to support jordan. he can only afford to lose four republican votes. house democrats made it clear they are unenthusiastic about bailing out the republican majority. >> we want to find a bipartisan path to reopening the house of representatives so we can solve problems for the american people and stand with our friends like israel and ukraine and others throughout the free world. but the house republican civil war continues to rage on. >> joining me now is the house democratic leader congressman hakeem jeffries of new york. leader jeffries, welcome back to "meet the press." >> good morning. >> well, let's start right there. we heard you talking about

but hakeem jefferys piece up this united front. if you don't have certain people there, you know, it would be very challenging for hakeem jeffries to become the speaker unless you throwered the threshold. you get down to the magic numbers, 214, 123, 212, that's why it's hard to see. i say it's like parliamentary algebra. you don't know what the number will because you don't know how many people are casting ballots until you get to the roll call vote. it's very sicomplicated. we've had a surge. i told you even stephen. now there's been a surge right now where kevin mccarthy was kind of ahead back and forth. it's going to be a very tight vote down to the wire here. we might not know until the very end. they might have to see if there's certain members that are not here, do they keep the vote open, try to get them to washington. i indicated former house speaker nancy pelosi is out. she went to california for the funeral of the late democratic senator dianne feinstein in san francisco. so again, you know a lot of it is who is here, who

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the reaction and it's a wrong on their physical reaction by jeffery when you, when you, when you, when you hear this complete siege blocking only electricity and water, although they're allowing a little bit of it. so now back to itself, they've gauze a few full fuel food medicine. do you see that as collective punishment in his collective? punish to mention itself is that the will crime is a wrong crime. i to give you the, there is a section of the room statute which precisely defines what our attempt should start base at the end of the day is the will crime in the country and all, all crucial civilian supply is too deep. civilians are law in use of war cry and the trends hold all civilians outside the country is also what was crime. this was and they just the jeeps they have and it covers the american supported. they tend to be the major. you know, so does this uh for the miles of the country buyer. so those small, epic children, egypt and they back amounts to transport you civilian population outside the state. so yes, there are a number of crimes that shot in prospects. ready ready

. >> reporter: now, as more people start taking these medications, an analysis from jefferies financial like kellogg, hershey's, and hostess, could be impacted, but even airlines might benefit from this, with lower fuel costs, as passengers lose weight. walmart did not respond to our inquiries. norah? >> norah: fascinating. carter evans, thank you. now to our "60 minutes" interview you will see this weekend. general mark milley just finished his four-year term as america's highest-ranking officer. as the president's top military advisor, he spent a lot of time at the white house, so we asked him about his experience with the commander in chief. president joe biden has been portrayed by his political opponents and even some of his allies as too old to be president. i'm not asking for your political opinion here, but how does he seem to you? >> look it, i am not going to comment. i didn't comment on the former president's mental health, physical health, and i'm not going to comment on the current president's mental health and physical health. i think that's highly inappropriate for the se

all 3 of you for joining us on al jazeera, miss. sherman bushera kelly, the entry home. jeffery, thank you so much. one. take you too for watching, you can see the program again any time by visiting our website, which is here a dot com. and so through the discussion goes about facebook page. that's facebook dot com, forward slash a inside story. you can also join the conversation on x, fully known as twitter. handle is at a inside story. for me, tell mccrae and the whole team here, bye for now the the exploring type less cultural, exciting, political disco. exposing societies. the doctor was winning intense investigations. the get compelling insights into humanity. holden unto stories from asia or in the pacific 101 east. on out to 0. it's the world slow down. we stand for as homes with tips of global nickel reserves. indonesia is points to leave the global, the battery industries. we definitely manage our abundant resources and play a role in solar energy harness the offerings, 75 percent of global carbon credits, essentially committed to be environmental protection, enhancing investm

you all 3 of you for joining us on al jazeera, mental sherman bush, or it can be the entry home. jeffery, thank you so much fun. thank you too for watching you can see the program again any time by visiting our website, which is there a dot com. and so through the discussion, go to about facebook page. that's facebook dot com, forward slash a inside story. you can also join the conversation on x, fully known as twitter. handle is at a inside story. for me, tell mccrae and the whole team here, bye for now the as the war on gaza escalate, i'll just say it was correspondence request. injuries most of them are 2320 trucks are just so little compared to this amount of damage. there are no fuel supplies, which makes it hard for hospital to sustain itself. more than a 1000 people have been detained, crusty, occupied, the west bank is ready, forces came into no rush. i'm really searching based on what killed the people they are completely given off on any international level. it's just all these people have cause award. so let's stay with us, but then they just depend on out to 0 in 5432 more up

and basically him is for home jeffery communications and advocacy. cooled nice a fully occupied palestinian territory for action. i think you will very much for joining us here on inside story most. so if i can begin with you, you are obviously living this humanitarian crisis. diane die out there in gaza. we've heard from the un secretary general who's just reiterated that the situation is getting worse and worse each and every hour. can you just explain exactly where you are right now and, and what the situation is like in dallas or is it stands? i don't think you're probably in the program unless you're a guests. um i am now located in the also hospital inside notice in the south of the gaza strip. um, do you anticipate the general tab? i mean, i'm wondering how we can get better. right now we have over 8000 builds. 20000 in just borders are still the most. um, until now the 50 the 60 trucks have come in since the last 23 days. normally we expect onto the trucks. are they doing one more time? temperature last tax on that hasn't been sort. garza lights pulse for us. all my family lofts hav

let's go to los angeles now where we can speak to jeffery a jenkins.ofessor of public policy, political science and law at the university of southern california. a warm welcome to the programme. give us your take then on the situation that we are in in congress, of course we have a couple of names now who could be the net next speaker of the house. your thoughts? it speaker of the house. your thoughts?— speaker of the house. your thou~hts? , , . thoughts? it is unprecedented. i have never— thoughts? it is unprecedented. i have never seen _ thoughts? it is unprecedented. i have never seen anything - thoughts? it is unprecedented. i have never seen anything likei i have never seen anything like this in the more than 200 years of us house history. we have never vacated the speakership before, so there really are no priors that we can go on, and in terms of trying to create addictions. as you mentioned, there are two people throwing their hat in the ring at this point. steve scalise, the majority leader from louisiana, andjim majority leader from louisiana

. >> it was rhetorical >>> let's get to jeffery at bny m mellon how are you thinking about equities atis stage >> going back to the point of high yield and within the fx, there is some search for yield you are looking for currencies with high rates and equities flows are showing good performance and inflation related sectors and sectors which give you some degree of inflation protection it is about real protection and even in the safety context with a lot of stress when people are looking for safe havens and seeking demand in those areas. no matter what asset class, that is very much in place. >> i wonder if we are getting into correction territory and if it is enough to shake off the sidelines with 10% off the highs and on the s&p and nasdaq which was already there. is that an entry point for some looking for better prices on the equities >> it depends on what happens tomorrow and whether the fed believes that the market has done its job for them. it becomes a self fulfilling cycle. if you think the fed is going to believe the market has done enough, it will be an entry opportunity. i

and i want to bring back shan woo with the courtroom of the warning that we don't know if hakeem jefferies is going to start speaking again, and we will go back to capitol hill in a heartbeat, and what we are talking about is how the two legal teams approach the fraud case now that the judge has made it clear that there was fraud. we won't argue anymore if there is fraud, so how do they move on? >> the trump's team needs to focus on what remains in the case, and there a lot. like six other counts in the case, and those counts do involve intent, and michael cohen is going to testify, and that should be a fun cross-examination for them, and although, he may hold up. and maybe when he is not there, they will move away from playing up to him. and the judge is wanting to deal with the issues ahead, and what does the government have to prove and you are going to counter that, and they are doing the client a disservice if they continue to make the arguments that trump is making in front of the press cameras. >> and shan, no jury here, and this is something that is a choice by trump's defense team

united so far in voting to send speaker mccarthy out of the speakership, they have been united around jefferieshange here. they may try to exact certain concessions from the republican speaker candidate in exchange for votes, they may try, i don't think there will be successful in that regard. i think both parties are pretty dug in here, and certainly polarisation in washington has never been greater, the fact that you are seeing such a narrowly divided house, having booted a speaker that had the support of more than 95% of the conference is pretty indicative of that, and so i don't expect, for worse or better, the bipartisanship to open up anytime soon. it bipartisanship to open up anytime soon.— bipartisanship to open up anytime soon. bipartisanship to open up an imesoon. , ., anytime soon. it should be an interesting — anytime soon. it should be an interesting week. _ anytime soon. it should be an interesting week. thank - anytime soon. it should be an interesting week. thank you | anytime soon. it should be an. interesting week. thank you so much for your time. before we go much further, le

jefferies questioning the fundamentals of tesla even as the stock has moved higher, and then ubs upgradingian. that was enough along with the market overall to move the u.s. ev players up higher. lucid up almost 9% on the day. the ev market in terms of sales this year, while tesla's market share is down under 60%, by the way, under 50% in the month of september, here in the u.s. the overall sales continue to grow, scott, now up to 7.8% on the market. they've been beaten down out of concern for price cuts in the market and yet people, when they get a chance to move higher, move into them, they do. scott, back to you. >> phil lebeau. thank you very much. the other thing, mike, on my mind, small caps. the russell is up 3% in a week. we're up five days in a row. read an article that suggested these things are streaming recession, and they're going to be a great place to be on the other side of whatever slowdown happens and to what magnitude it does and maybe some people will get ahead of it now. >> i do think that kind of thinking requires that you're prepared to go through that downturn, when

in a letter to his kcaucus hakem jeffries said they will vote against jefferies.ald trump says he plans to take the stand in his fraud case. he is named as a potential witness by his own lawyers and by attorney general la titia james. >>> and chipotle may have an automated assembly line developed with kitchen technology company. this is not the first time chipotle has shown an interest in robots and unveiled a robot with a robot that fries tortilla chips. >> i would love one in my kitchen at home. >> chippy. >> tyler, i'll see you soon. thank you very much. tyler mathisen. >>> coming up, the future of the consumer protection bureau is hanging in the balance. we have the details next. check out shares of molson coors. they were down about 1.5% into that. we'll monitor the meeting and bring you any developments as hee stock reopens for trading. "t exchange" is back after this with the dow down almost 400 points. >>> welcome back to "the exchange." the past work of the cfpb could be thrown in today the mraf here is a group representing payday lenders that have been a

. >> the house democratic leader hakeem jefferies released an op ed in the washington post and he writes this, i'm quoting now, we simply need republican partners willing to break with maga extremism. reform the highly partisan house rules that were adopted at the beginning of this congress and join us in finding common ground for the people. congressman, how do you respond to him? >> that's just not going to happen. that's not the way it works. the house majority picks the speaker and, you know, the democrats always when they're in the minority are calling for bipartisanship and as soon as they're in the majority they do just the opposite. you know, i understand where he's coming from and why he's saying those things, but it's just not going to happen. the house republicans are in the majority. we will pick our speaker and then go from there. look, a lot of us work in a bipartisan way all the time on our committees. that will continue. but as house speakers go, the majority will pick the next house speaker. >> as you probably know, i'm sure you do, abc news is reporting that donald trum

. >>> another upgrade from jefferies on crowd strike. raising it to a buy rating.pture cloud tailwinds. shares are up 1.5%. >>> make it a three-peat. jpmorgan chase raising first solar rating with the risk/reward prospect to a favorable position. it has the best possibility for medium growth. shares up over 2%. >>> and time now for the global bri briefing. we start with the taiwan semiconductor sliding 25% as revenues from chips fell. that beat estimates in the world's largest contract chipmaker with stronger revenue this morning. >>> and chinese property giant country garden misses the final bond payment which could lead to a wave of defaults in its international debt. this comes as the company is denying the founder and chair has left the country. in a statement on wechat, the two are both, quote/unquote working normally. >>> kno nokia is cutting 14,000s after reporting of a plunge in the third quarter profits. >>> we are watching shares of ev maker tesla after an disappointing results. li auto also falling between 3% on 9%. >>> coming up on "worldwide exchange,"

. >> you have a pretty good reset in terms of where jefferies sees the stock going?ly cut the price target to 445 from 520. that's a sizable cut. they still have it as a buy, but that's a big cut. i wonder how you are thinking about going into earnings, whether you think that a lot of the bad news regarding that is already in the market and is already in the stock. so what great surprise left to the townside is left to happen? >> that's a great point. a lot of that is already priced in. that's why we have seen a lot of the pullback over the last month or so. and, again, i think my focus is on the password crackdown, which i believe they will start to monetize going forward, and the upside, again, for the lower tier ad supported piece. >> let's sneak in another stock. can we look at shares of united health, can you throw that up for me? earnings are before the bell tomorrow. do you want to take that too, jason? >> yeah, yeah. so as it relates to unh, the concern for me is utilization rates. you know, listen, the employment is very tight. you know, oftentimes, health c

it was directed to hakeem jefferies. he said i know you love your country.each common ground. we're not going to sacrifice core principles but we will sacrifice our preferences to get things done. it was significant. it was full of grace. guy named maga mike johnson. it wasn't the trumpian start you'd expect. but now he has to deliver. it will be interesting to see whether he is allowed to delivery. >> bret: molly, how mike johnson is described by the new york times is this staunch conservative. hakeem jeffries calls him an election denier, saying twice impeached former president ordered house republicans to stop tom emmer. anyone surprised they complied. of course critics of hakeem are pointing back to 2018 where he called the 2016 election illegitimate saying the more we learn about the 2016 election, the more illegitimate it becomes. american deserves to know whether we have a fake president. all of that is happening in the background. the message from mike johnson was about common ground. >> mike johnson gives a message about common ground and hakeem jef

i'm team jefferies spoke earlier. he said he feels like this is a vote of conscience.ts to hear from every member of his party today. both caucuses met behind closed doors. at that point, he would make a decision on how to vote. if some democrats decide to not show up for vote present, speaker mccarthy could maintain the gavel. the margins would be easier to clear, but this is going to be difficult. potentially he will lose his job. guy: when the democrats want anything in return for keeping come of -- for keeping kevin mccarthy in his seat? annmarie: he said that is off the table. he says we have the majority. why would we surrender it? i am not willing to do deals with the democrats to maintain this job. what we do know from colleagues on the hill is that democrats wanted maybe some more concessions or power then how rules are made or appointments on committees, almost what you would call power-sharing. speaker mccarthy ruled that out. guy: political instability, markets certainly watching. great stuff. thank you for your coverage. coming up, he wall street beat, wha

we support hakeem jefferies for speaker and we ask people to come join us. >> well, i understand that, but of course they have the majority, right? they're going to pick. well, theoretically they're going to pick. on this front you know jim jordan because you're on the house judiciary. you know him. you see him every day. he told manu raju today that he should be speaker because he's someone who can, quote, unite republicans? but in the context, congressman, of what you see, how he conducts himself, how he treats people, how he leads on your committee, what do you think of his leadership? >> let me just say again that jim jordan ignored a bipartisan congressional subpoena. his unprecedented actions have damaged the rule of law and made it harder for all congressional committees to get information from witnesses. that's the first thing american people should know about jim jordan. he violated and totally ignored a bipartisan congressional subpoena. having said that, i'm happy to work with any republican speaker as long as -- that they keep their word and they want to help the american

i was watching akeem jefferis he was on the floor trying to filibuster and delay the boat on a continuingentative bulman pulled the fire of him. he admits that he spends it, here's the statement. today as i was rushing to make about i came to a door that usually opens for votes but today it would not open but i'm embarrassed to admit i activated the fire alarm mistakingly think it would open the door i want to be very clear this is not in any way trying to delay the vote. rachel: he is a former principal, they know a lot about fire alarms, they do the stuff all the time. you cannot make this stuff up. he says he did not know why he would do this intake he could get away with it tells you that he feels like he's part of a protective class, he is the right party the -right-curly-bracket and i believe the republicans should absolutely throw the book at him. he disrupted a proceeding and their republican voters sitting in jail in d.c. joey: last night i was on the big show with jason chaffetz and having been a member of congress not to mention a pretty serious guy, this is what he had to say.

interviews with national security adviser jake sullivan, senator lindsey graham and representative hakim jefferies. if you stick with us, "meet the press" is on 8:00 a.m. right after this news cast. >>> coming up in 30 minutes, we'll talk to nbc bay area political analyst larry gerston for our weekly segment and fake a look at the fight over the speakership and why they can go from here. >>> in lighter news, a sea lion rescue in santa cruz. a young sea lion was found on the beach yesterday morning near the board walk. the marine mammal center responded and transported the animal to its facility. doctors will make sure it's stable before transporting it to the main hospital. from there, it will be rehabilitated before hopefully being released back home into the ocean. >>> were you one of the people talking about that rare eclipse yesterday? oregon and nevada got the full spectacle. here in the bay area, the ring of fiery eclipse was about 78%. you can see exactly what it looks like in this video. this is from levi stadium, one of several gathering spots across the bay area. in oakland, the space an

still supportive of that, so he will have to figure out ways to work with joe biden, with hakeem jefferiest coming to government funding, which up of the most critical things, i've been talking with folks this morning, and itseems like a lot of them are saying look, when it comes to mike johnson, we cannot blame him for the things we were frustrated about with kevin mccarthy we need to give him some leeway. mike johnson has put forth a plan the house has eight bills left they need to pass. he was hoping to get through all of them before november 17th even if the house does, huge if, they are going to need to pass some stop gap funding. but more members opposed to that are going to be more open to that if mike johnson can prove that he's very focused and getting those full-year funding bills passed >> emily, we'll check back in soon we appreciate it >>> coming up, home builders are on track for an eighth straight week of losses is it time for fannie and freddie to step in one strategist says that's a very rel possibility he'll join us to explain >>> and travel and wleleisure dn about 50%. t

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morgan, citigroup, mizuho, jefferies and everyone out there initiating with a buy rating and we'll have much more on that story later on in "tech check." now let's turn to the war in israel entering now its third day. nbc's kelly cobiella is in tel aviv with the latest here. kelly, what exactly is you tell us about where the tensions currently stand out there in israel? >> well, we're expecting to hear from the prime minister shortly, some time at the top of the hour according to his office letting us know that he was going to speak. in the meantime his office has released a statement strongly denying these reports that egypt had warned israel that there was some sort of attack in the works days ago and that that warning was effectively ignored. in the statement the office calls it absolutely false saying that no message in advance has arrived from egypt and the prime minister had neither spoken nor met with the head of intelligence since the formation of his government. a very strong pushback to those reports that the government, in fact, did have a warning. the israeli government is s

fields to the floor even if they don't support it do you think that scalise will be forced to take up jefferisntually will the republican caucus be able to get in line to push them over to the finish line to the 218. >> that is a really good question, last night i saw half a dozen members on their phone and stressful conversations or exactly that. trying to figure out where they line up, where they fall out to determine the future of the republican party in the house and where we go from here. i'm sure there will be a lot of talks. i don't know any talks between the democrats and scalise, there is still contention. maria: there are still people supporting jim jordan, will steve scalise be the next speaker of the house? >> you speaking about something that's never happened before nobody hears ever been alive during this, there is no template for this. it's very difficult anybody trying to predict this is not being realistic is very difficult to remind me and it was sheer pain ammonium and we don't know what deals are being made behind closed doors. we hope it's all good for the nation. that is

jefferies is part of that turnaround today. they say sometimes you have to zig when others zag. they upgrade the buy, target 39, bullish on pfizer an's innovati pipeline, noting that cost cults will make eps targets a little more hittable. the stock is down, as you can see, about 35% for the year to date. but friday's guidance was not pretty. >> no. sort of kitchen sink, kind of a clearing event. two hours into trading. let's go "post to post" with bob pisani for a look. >> 50 points in the s&p, just off the highs. we have a day when the yields are up and the stock market is holding up. this has been happening a little more recently, and it's very good news because we're at the high end of a recent trade arrangement for s&p for one month. a lousy september it was overall. what's helping is tech is not going down anymore. if you look at some of the big software names like snowflake, essentially these names are sideways in the last two months. you might think that's not enough trend, but sideways is good with interest rates up in tech. software is holding up. salesforce, big dow c