joey. joey: thank you, trey. thanks for everything.o pete. pete: today the apparel company tall order is giving out 18,000 pairs of socks inspired by yankees outfielder aaron judge to fans atan yankee stadium. the companies was founded by brothers who were hoping to remember their dad. he was killed in the world trade center attacks on 9/11. his sons were just 11 years old when that happened. together, with their mom lisa, they brought supplies and socks to first responders at ground zero after that attack. this month, tall order is giving back and will als donate 15% of sales to tunnel to towers. joining us is tall order co-founder mike freedman an ceo of tunnel to towers, frank siller many than thank you for g here. when i think of age 11, that's a formative age for a young boy to lose their father, when you named it tall order that's a reflection it's a tall order to live up to him and so many that supported you after the attacks. >> it was a tall order to give back. we remembered vividly going down to new york new new york city ag

joey: yeah. pete: one last thing trey. as it pertains to hamas, is it a functioning -- these negotiations, do we, what do we know about the extent to which hamas controls and knows where all the hostages are? are we really negotiating with one entity, or are there different wings that control different hostages with different incentive structures? how much does one person control these negotiations? >> reporter: it's a great question. and, look, the man in charge of negotiations for hamas is one of the masterminds behind the october 7th massacre. there were three of them, one was killed in an airstrike that israel conducted in southern gaza earlier this year, the political leader was killed in tehran earlier this year. the only remaining a hamas official at the very top to have the chain to make decisions for the organization about the possibility of a ceasefire is a man who, according to israeli media reports, is surrounded in the tunnels beneath gaza with hostages. he understands that if he com

i am so thankful that joey is in my life. and as i end my term in congress, i'm so happy to recognize him. may god continue to bless him for years to come. mr. speaker, i rise today to congratulate my son, joseph lesko, also known as joey, and his fiance, sharee, on their upcoming wedding. after dating for five years, joey and cherie are getting married on october 26 of this year, 2024, in my hometown, peoria, arizona. my husband, joe, and i wish them as much happiness as we have had in our marriage of over 30 years. congratulations, joey and cherie. may god continue to bless you now and forevermore. thank you, mr. speaker. i rise today to recognize maricopa county attorney, rachel mitchell, for. mr. herrera: impact -- for her impact on our state and nation throughout her accomplished 30-year legal career. a native of arizona, rachel has been a leader for decades, including leading teams of prosecutors at the sex crimes bureau where she successfully prosecuted hundreds of complex cases involving crimes against children, adult

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host: joey garrison. guest: what the caller is referring to is early in biden's presidency, he assigned kamala harris to be the point person in terms of combating and addressing what they call the root causes of migration of the southern border. that entailed her meeting with various central american leaders. the leaders of guatemala, etc. when that assignment happened, there was some media who referred to her as being tapped as the border czar. the trump campaign seized on that title saying that this has been her responsibility and she let it get out of control. that's something that they have campaigned aggressively on against her. the caller is right. she was never formally given the title of border czar, but she was someone delegating with central american nations on this issue. host: garrison in port st. lucie, florida. independent. caller: this is garrison, my first time on national tv. so, i am a little nervous. my question is, after we round these people up and stuff them into freight cars and boa

now to understand why robert and chen renting a room to joey is so special. you have to know who his last landlord was. the california department of corrections and rehabilitation. joey spent 23 years there after being convicted as a teenager of second degree murder. i entered prison believing that, you know, this was life. this is where i was going to spend the rest of my life. but in 2020, joey was released, and while he had done much work on himself to prepare himself for life outside of prison, he was understandably worried. if i wasn't able to, like, secure long term housing for myself, it was a very real possibility that it could be on the streets. but then joey heard about impact justice's homecoming project starting in 2018. the oakland based nonprofit places those recently released from prison, with those willing to rent to them for six months. people like robert and chen. it's kind of about living your values. you know, you talk about like, oh, we want, you know, the world to be a better place, but you're not really like a lot of people aren't willi

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now to understand why robert and chen renting a room to joey is so special. well, you have to know who his last landlord was. the california department of corrections and rehabilitation. joey spent 23 years there after being convicted as a teenager of second degree murder. i entered prison believing that, you know, this was life. this is where i was going to spend the rest of my life. but in 2020, joey was released, and while he had done much work on himself to prepare himself for life outside of prison, he was understandably worried. if i wasn't able to, like, secure long term housing for myself, it was a very real possibility that it could be on the streets. but then joey heard about impact justice's homecoming project starting in 2018. the oakland based nonprofit places those recently released from prison, with those willing to rent to them for six months. people like robert and chen. it's kind of about living your values. you know, you talk about like, oh, we want, you know, the world to be a better place, but you're not really like a lot of people aren't

christina. >> joey in studio tonight. joey. thank you. >> last night we told you about proposed changes to the san francisco police station districts. and today we're hearing from the police union. the city has ten police district stations. all but the ingleside and taraval stations would be affected by these changes. chief scott says the adjustments will help improve response times and balance workloads. today we talked with the president of the san francisco police officers union lieutenant tracy mcrae. she said the changes are aimed at getting more officers downtown. >> it goes hand in hand with how many officers we have to implement this change, but also what's going to occur in the future if downtown is revitalized. the way they keep saying it is nightlife, night markets, then we're going to need all of that staffing to cover it. >> lieutenant mcrae said the plan is in its early stages. sfpd will hold community meetings to discuss the changes and get input from the public before a final plan is implemented in a couple of y

>> joey chestnut remains the top dog. rival takeru kobayashi on labor day in that labor day hot dog-eating contest in las vegas. the event was streamed live on netflix and documented for a show called "unfinished beef." joey chestnut mustered strength to beat his own record of eating 83 hot dogs, breaking his own record while kobayashi ate 67. >> x remains on watch and more. carissa lawson has your "moneywatch" report. >>> wall street will reopen on a high note after a long labor day weekend. on friday the dow closed up 228 points, the nasdaq gained 197 points, and the s&p 500 climbed 56 points. >> brazil's supreme court has upheld a ban on elon musk's social media platform x. the ban was enacted after x missed a deadline to meet a plan by brazil as required by law. the billionaire has criticized the bill as being censorship. utd will it will remain in effect until they meet its demands. >>> volkswagen says it could close plants in germany for the first time in its 87-year history. the german carmaker is also dropping an

you mention the writers, we had joey mention the writers, we had joey and chandler's bromas, rachelstly written. are there lessons for now? what would writers from today take from that?- today take from that? things ha en today take from that? things happen very _ today take from that? things happen very in _ today take from that? things happen very in the _ today take from that? things happen very in the moment. | happen very in the moment. these episodes are only 20 minutes each and it was very quick and witty. but it was definitely also a product of its time so it's not alljoy in that it covered some incredible stuff. it was progressive in so many ways and that it dealt with same—sex marriages, surrogacy and so on. but nevertheless there is a lack of diversity in the arm the idea that both of new york as right is just ludicrous. that both of new york as right isjust ludicrous. some that both of new york as right is just ludicrous. some of the representation of the lgbt cu characters is problematic i would say and played for laughs sometimes. but i think the writers would probably

mike joey live tonight in the newsroom. >> joey thank you. also in the city of oakland, a lululemon store was being boarded up today after a vehicle rammed right through the front entrance. it happened this morning at the store at 25th and broadway. you can see a lot of broken glass there at the store front. oakland police have not confirmed yet that this was a burglary, but witnesses say they did see thieves break through a barrier and then steal merchandise. a similar scene played out at a cannabis shop right near 21st and telegraph in oakland. crews worked top to board up that store front, where it is believed a vehicle rammed right through the entrance. it's unclear what, if anything, was stolen. no word yet if the two in antioch are investigating a shooting that sent one man to the hospital. it happenedt before 4:00 this morning in the area of huntsman way and itail drive. when officers arrived, they found the victim suffering from a gunshot wound to his stothe front yard home. police say the 30 year old man is in critical but stable con

we'll take joey. >> the caller laid out quite a bitbe there, number of issues.ng i will piggyback on that we talked but the huge gender gap in this race. there's a pole national usa today had a couple weeks ago. women lead by 17 points this is in pennsylvania when the key battleground states among the women. the 17 points were trump has a 12-point a advantage among mail voters that's a huge gender gap. especially compared to previous elections. one of things a trump campaign is trying to discover the younger mail vote. there's a lot of undecided boats, a lot of people don't normally pay attention. >> i believe going to football game georgia, alabama produced on a lot of wwe events. that's been a big strategy from thee trunk. >> and tim walz themi vp will be at the big house in mission for minnesota and michigan. both are. >> but debate is coming up on tuesday night. the debate kicks off at 9:00 p.m. here on c-span.rts at 8:00 p.m. be sure to watch it on c-span, also on c-span now and c-span.org. put are you going to ben. looking at, at the vice presidential deba

haslinda: thank you so much, joey from hsbc. still to come budget chairman joins us to discuss the hard trading debut in what is next. keep it here with us, this is bloomberg. ♪ haslinda: massive debut for budget housing finance in india's biggest ipo. let's get to the details. massive performance. one star that has big names backing it in singapore. >> absolutely, spectacular debut . three big reasons why, one of india's oldest industrial groups filled out a services business, then there is demand for housing, it is growing. one of the youngest demographics around the world with a flood of money over the last several yes fueling demand for high and low quality paper. haslinda: great. let's bring in the chairman to discuss the company's outlook and stellar debut. great to have you with us. it was it a surprise? >> weir group, this ipo will do well and as they said this is a combination of performance across other companies. haslinda: it is a neat pile of cash that you're seeing. how soon will it be deployed? >> well, you know, s

retired marine and afghanistan war veteran, my friend, joey jones, will join us. fox news alert for this. the high stakes abc news presidential debate is tonight. however, vice president kamala harris and her team have been working for weeks to lower the expectations now for her after ramping her up to be ready for these big moments, 51 days ago. they now want to say she is the underdog. does that give them an advantage? what does it give them? i'm harris faulkner and you are in "the faulkner focus." here is the v.p. before she began studying for that debate a week ago. >> this race is going to be tight until the very end. so please, let's not pay too much attention to the polls because we are running as the underdog. >> harris: she says it herself. many of her fellow democrats have been working overtime to push that very same underdog narrative. >> it will take almost super human focus and discipline to deal with donald trump in a debate. it is no ordinary proposition. >> he is the best counter puncher in the history of american policy. >> donald trump is a skill

hey, joey's freaking dream. >> hey, joey. joey and now it's the name of the tour. joey's dream.l good. >> i mean, you know, if you saw some of the videos that we made last weekend acting a fool on the sunset, you know, on the vegas strip. there you go. i mean, we're very excited. i mean, we're very grateful. we have the greatest fans in the world. we love what we do. and to still have something on the table that we haven't done, you know, and quite possibly the biggest challenge we have to make the greatest show we've ever made. and we have those tools in vegas to do it. >> we got 30s before we get the heart out. you've got an announcement to make. tell me what it is. well, thanks to our amazing fans, the blockheads worldwide, they literally just swarmed in and got all these tickets. we didn't know how they were going to react to it. we're now adding eight more shows to vegas. wow. it's a huge success. we're humbled and blown away and we're so proud and so happy. and we cannot wait to get started. >> well, we're proud and we're happy for you. we're happy you're here on the right

look at san jose's joey chestnut go.went head to head and broke his own hot dog eating record. 83 dogs in 10 minutes. streamed live on ned flicks from las vegas. devin, i was hungry before that clip. i think i can wait until tomorrow. to eat again. >> i told you in the break for a minute, i do not understand competitive eating as a spectator sport. i see them shove one of those hot dogs in and i'm done. >> yeah. i'm with you. >> yeah. >> especially after that. way to go joey, but oof. >> as you know, he was barred from the nathan's hot dog eating competition because i think he sponsored by somebody else now. but that didn't mean anything. still smashed the record. >> he was the man tonight. >> yeah. all right, thank you. >>> well, up next, an underwater expedition ends in a tour guide getting some air. am i...relaxing? in an airport? okayyy, alaska airlines. this lounge is nice. like “handcrafted-espresso- bevvies-hot-food- free-wifi” nice. and these comfy chairs... this puts my condo to shame. it'd be crazy if i just...

joey. thank you. also, in the city of oakland, a lululemon store was boarded up after a vehicle rammed right through the front entrance. this happened this morning at the fitness gear store at 25th and broadway. you can see a lot of the broken glass there at the store front. oakland police have not confirmed yet, though if it indeed was a burglary. but witnesses tell us they saw thieves break through the barrier and then start to steal merchandise. a similar scene played out at a cannabis shop near 21st and telegraph in oakland, where it's believed a vehicle rammed through the entrance. it's unclear what, if anything, was stolen. no word yet if the two incidents are connected. >> in the south bay, a new business association has created the first event to support small businesses in east san jose. more than 150 vendors and small business owners took part in the tully east festival. ktvu south bay reporter lamonica peters was there, and she joins us live with more about this event. lamonica >> christina

joey. thank you.t of oakland is officially seeking a developer for its 50 acre site next to jack london square. the howard property is a former marine terminal. it has not been used for cargo operations since 2013. now, the port is seeking entities to potentially transform the space, saying they will consider a wide range of submissions from commercial to recreational uses. the window for submissions will close on december 9th. >> new at ten governor newsom issued some proposed emergency regulations today meant to protect youth from unregulated hemp products. the new regulations require products to contain no detectable thc or intoxicating cannabinoids in their food, beverage or dietary servings. products will also be limited to five servings per package and can only be purchased by people 21 and older. these regulations respond to increasing health incidents related to intoxicating hemp products. a bill to legalize amsterdam style cannabis cafes in california is once again on governor newsom's desk.

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joey. greg. >> cristina. a very dangerous situation with all this unfolding on busy streets right in front of tourists at the cable car turnaround. and one witness say it gets a little too close for comfort while recording the chase. commander had a handgun. >> keep your hands up. hey, show me your. >> a chaotic scene unfolding friday morning in san francisco's tenderloin neighborhood, with several police officers drawing their weapons and closing in on a man they spotted with a gun. >> it was crazy. >> the man wearing a mask with his hands near his waist line, ignores officers repeated commands, briefly tries to hide in the liquor store before walking right in front of francisco's camera. >> it's a dangerous area around here, man. >> francisco, who documents crime in the city as a hobby on social media and doesn't want to be shown on camera, says he had no idea what he had just gotten himself into. coming within feet of the suspect when he continued to walk straight towards me, that's when

," and my grandmother would go, "no, joey, spread it.pread the faith." [cheers and applause] >> attention middle and high school students across america, it's try to make your voice heard. c-span student debt studentcam dock it married a contest 2025 is here. this is your chance to create a documentary that can inspire change and make an impact. your documentary should answer this year's question, your message to the president, but issue is most important to you or your community? whether you are passionate about politics, the environment or community stories. c-span is your platform to share your message with the world, with $100,000 in prizes, including a grand prize of $5,000. this is your opportunity not only to make an impact but be rewarded for your creativity and hard work. into your submissions today. scan the codes or visit studentcam.org for all the details on how to enter. the deadline is january 20, 2025. >> c-span is your unfiltered view of government. we are funded by these television companies and more, including midco. >>

," and my grandmother would go, "no, joey, spread it.ead the faith." [cheers and applause] >> vice president harris has accepted an invitation from cnn to debate donald trump. it remains unclear whether donald trump will accept a third presidential debate following his september 10 face-off with harris hosted by abc in philadelphia. he has previously stated that it could happen if he got in the right mood. he said there will be no third debate. later today, donald trump hosts a rally in wilmington, north carolina. the cook political report currently rates north carolina as a tossup. this is live at 2:00 p.m. eastern on c-span. >> attention, middle and high school students across america. it is time to make your voice heard. this is your chance to create a documentary that can inspiryourr this year's question. whether you are passionate about politics, the environment, or community service. this is your chance to share your message with the world. a grand prize of $5,000. this is your opportunity to make an impact and to be rewarded your

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joey jones fought, served and sacrificed for our country and is with us now.o have you. >> bill: before we get to what's happening, just when you wake up on a day like this for you, do you look forward to it, do you dread it, or is it somewhere in between? what's it for you? >> you know, the other 364 days a year i'm fairly benevolent about the fact we fought 20 years of a war, did everything we could to avenge what happened and make sure it didn't happen again and move forward. i wake up this morning. drop off my kids at school. my son was born two days after it. he is how old i was when it happened. i dropped him off for sophomore year of high school and i can't help but think what happened on 9/11 changed the trajectory of my life forever. the fate of my life was sealed on this day of my son's life. it drilled it home for me how definitive that day was for an entire generation of americans who came of age in the next few years after that. on a morning like this morning i sit and listen to the recordings and the calls from the planes to the faa and the repor

[cheers and applause] ♪ >> he yelled joey, keep the faith. my grandmother goes no, joey, spread it.et's spread the faith. [applause] ♪ >> c-span2 "washington journal". our live form involving you to discuss the latest issues in government, politics and public policy from washington across the country. wednesday morning we will discuss the federal funding deadline and congression news with a torture republican congresswoman. and we will hear the latest on campaign 2024 with a politics reporter. also, a universi of baltimore law school pfessor and abc news legal analyst talks about republican-led efforts to challenge voter eligibility, and how each party is preparing for postelection challenges. c-span's "washington journal," going the conversation live at 7:00 eastern wednesday morning on c-span, c-span now, or online at c-span.org. >> wednesday, justice department inspector general and others will testify in aegations that politics pyed a role in the eye security clearance -- fbi security clearance policy. that hearing on the weapization of the federal government live at 10:00 a.m.

joey, thank you for that. oakland mayor shang tao will begin another series of clean and safe city town halls tomorrow. residents and community members will have the opportunity to learn about strategies and initiatives built around improving public safety. the mayor will address the community along with police chief lloyd mitchell and department of violence prevention chief holly yoshi. the town hall will be tomorrow night at the east bay church of religious science on telegraph avenue. also happening tomorrow, a coalition of students and teachers and community members will hold a rally outside oakland city hall to demand accountability from the oakland unified school district. when it comes to lead contamination. this coalition is issuing a set of demands, including asking the school district to provide clea, lead free water for all, test all water sources on all school district sites immediately, and test soil at all playgrounds, gardens and outdoor areas at least once a year. a report released back in apri

," and my grandmother would go, "no, joey, spread it.pread the faith." [cheers and applause] >> the book is called "behind closed doors," a title of a book who worked closely with both. he was a speechwriter and confident to both former presidents nixon and reagan. near the end of his book, khachigian, a lawyer, based in california, wrote i spent a decade and a half in close contact with these two presidents. in 1990, when president reagan and nixon were together, chattering about history, khachigian cap nodes of their conversations, which he revealed in h memoir. >> ken khachigian with his book "behind closed doors," on book notes+, on the ee mobile app, or wherever you yo

lisa, joey, elisa, thanks to all of you. appreciate it very much. just ahead. vice president kamala harris wasting about what she's calling hateful rhetoric in the 2020 four presidential race, calling donald trump's false claims about ohio migrants a crying shame reaction to the, birth, mono warner was overwhelming. >> the idea that this fictional character played any role in politics is banana as tv on the edge, moments that shaped our culture premiers sunday at nine on cnn things you love because of asthma get back to better breathing with the sanra, an add-on treatment for eosinophilic asthma and is taken once every eight weeks to senora is not for some breathing problems or other us him feel that conditions, allergic reactions may occur, don't stop your asthma treatments without talking with your doctor, tell your doctor if your asthma worsen? >> headache and cir throw me occur. tell your doctor if you have a parasitic infection step back out there with his nra. ask your doctor if it's right for you. >> it looks down at his queen and says, are wire, monday

joey jackson for us this morning. joey always grateful to have you on the show. very unfortunate circumstances on this story, but appreciate your expertise as always. thank you. all right straight ahead here on cnn this morning, the white house, sounding hopeful about a gaza ceasefire deal. but now israel's u.n ambassador is cautioning you us to lower expectations. plus, we're getting closer. the first ballots for the november elections to be mailed out today and the taskforce that elon musk will lead if donald trump wins in november elon, because he's not very busy has agreed to head that task force. be interesting, if he has the time to be a good one to do it sunday and to our whole story special, the candidates and their record on the key issues of the election season. >> what does their past tell us about how they will lead? the whole story with anderson cooper sunday starting at 8:00 on cnn. >> i'm jonathan lawson here to tell you about life insurance through the colonial penn program if your age 50 to 85 and looking to buy life insurance on a fixed budget.

all right, joey jackson for us this morning. joey always grateful to have you. thank you so much thanks. all right. still ahead here on cnn this morning, more scrutiny of the secret service and their handling of another apparent attempt on donald trump's life. does the agency have the resources it needs plus a thrilling finish to close out the week, was it so thrilling? why eagles? i don't know about that, but it did close that week two of the nfl season. we have that coming up reaction to the birth one-on-one. i was overwhelming the idea that this fictional character plate, april who politics is bananas tv on the edge, moments that shaped our culture premieres sunday at nine on cnn most men over 40 look into the mirror and see when they could be seeing this most men over 40 look into the mirror and see be seeing this most men over 40 look into the mirror and see when they could be using this particles six and one face cream format. first of its kind anti-aging cream designed specifically for men, fight i bags, dark spots and wrinkles visit particle men.com. use

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