substitute jonathan david scored twice. for feyenoord, dinamo zagreb and inter milan, with draws for bayer leverkusen against brest, and celtic, who ended a run of 18 games in the champions league without a clean sheet after their goalless draw with atalanta. their manager impressed with how his team have bounced back since their 7—1 defeat to dortmund earlier this month. in this season's competition. substitute jonathan david scored twice. wins also for feyenoord, dinamo zagreb and inter milan, with draws for bayer leverkusen against brest, and celtic, who ended a run of 18 games in the champions league without a clean sheet after their goalless draw with atalanta. their manager impressed with how his team have bounced back since their 7—1 defeat to dortmund earlier this month. i never doubted the players and their mentality, you know. we responded straight after that game and won our next game and then we come away to a team that are, like i said, so, so efficient going forward with the quality they have, the power that t

it was jonathan david's goal that proved the difference, his first—half penalty giving lille a famous—0 win over the 15—time champions. real pushed for an equaliser late on, but couldn't find it. the loss ending a ill—match unbeaten streak for the spanish giants in the competition, stretching back to may last year. another of the standout results and performances on wednesday belonged to aston villa as they beat one of the favourites, bayern munich. it's been a long time for the home side to taste a european night like this, having won the competition back in 1982 after beating the same opposition. nestor mcgregor was at villa park for us. villa park may be quiet now, but during the 19 minutes, it was deafening. a memorable night here, the venue hosting top—flight european football for the first time in over a0 years. there were fireworks before kick—off. the game itself in truth was a bit of a slow burner. martinez with a fine save in the first half probably the pick of the action. into the second half of the game came alive thanks to substitute john. 10 minutes left on the clock, an

it was jonathan david's goal that proved the difference, his first—half penalty giving lille a famouson, but couldn't find it. the loss ending a 1a—match unbeaten streak for the spanish giants in the competition, stretching back to may last year. another of the standout results and performances on wednesday belonged to aston villa as they beat one of the favourites, bayern munich. it's been a long time for the home side to taste a european night like this, having won the competition back in 1982 after beating the same opposition. nestor mcgregor was at villa park for us. villa park may be quiet now, but during the 19 minutes, it was deafening. a memorable night here, the venue hosting top—flight

substitute jonathan david scored twice. for feyenoord, dinamo zagreb and inter milan, with draws for bayer leverkusen against brest, and celtic, who ended a run of 18 games in the champions league without a clean sheet after their goalless draw with atalanta. their manager impressed with how his team have bounced back since their 7—1 defeat to dortmund earlier this month. i never doubted the players and their mentality, you know. we responded straight after that game and won our next game and then we come away to a team that are, like i said, so, so efficient going forward with the quality they have, the power that they have. but for our players to concentrate, stand up and fight and have that dignity in the performance, i was so proud of them. now on to cricket and england's decisive third test match against pakistan starts on thursday in rawalpindi, and it's been the pitch that's dominated the headlines. england have picked three spinners after it was reported that the wickets had been blasted with hot air from patio heat

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could come in france, as defending champions real madrid are 1—0 down at lille in injury time — jonathan david'sd to be decided on a tie—break with alcaraz winning seven stunning points in a row to claim victory. it's the spaniards fourth title of the year and 16th of his career.... of the year and 16th of his career. and he's now won all three of his meetings with sinner this year and afterwards admitted the match was too close for comfort. ididn't i didn't lose hope, but i thought, 0k, i didn't lose hope, but i thought, ok, i have to give everything that i have to try to give myself the opportunity to give myself the opportunity to be close. after thatjust think to go for it. if i lose it, at least i work for it. that's all i thought in that moment. that's all i thought in that moment-— that's all i thought in that moment. , ,, , moment. these kinds of matches reall can moment. these kinds of matches really can go _ moment. these kinds of matches really can go both _ moment. these kinds of matches really can go both ways. - moment. these kinds of matches really can go both ways. but i really c

time. canadian striker jonathan david scoring some spots to make it one. now. not a happy return to friends for kelly and, and bobby was brought on in the 2nd half 4 hours. the recovers from an injury lay out. we'll taking all 3 point to well, it wasn't a good night for the spanish contingent madrid, neighbors athletic a worth rashed for now by then seeka cream actor called lou was among the scores for the portuguese side, a famous victory to make it 2 wins. that was to liverpool, it's perfectly started to their campaign continues, and they beat for long. yeah. at home, alexis mcallister netted 1st for the reds and the 11th minutes. after missing several scoring opportunities in the game, a homicide came through for his 5 in the 75th minutes for his 49 champions, legal. giving his side a to know i'm the shock results keep coming is aston villa defeated buyer munich, john duran score, the winner. that was his 5th goal as a substitute the season. i mean martinez, pulling off a string of important saves to keep it at one now. same score line between the sides and

i think i deemed to have handled in the box canadian striker, jonathan david scoring from the spot. not a happy with time to friends, to fucking him. buffy was brought on the in the 2nd half up for y'all, as he was covers from an injury, leads taking all 3 points. our opponents played very well and deserved to win. it was a really difficult game for us. they just put hotter than us. we would suit passive, so you have to look all of these things after the match, you have to think and evaluate. everything comes out for approval. we have to improve another upset. so awesome videos, if anything, by munich, a john durand school and that's the only goals that gave me it was his 5th goal as a substitute the season. any martinez, pulling off a string of important saves to keep it at one new teams that produce the same score line when they met. in the 1982 final beautiful survey started has continued the people on ya. 2 now at home, alexis mcallister, opened the scoring and the 11th minutes mohammed stella made sure of the victory with the 2nd half stripe policy, egyptian who was 14 9th cham

that proved decisive eduardo kind of thing deemed to have handled in the box canadian striker, jonathan david, scoring from the spots on us and not a happy return to france for telling a buffet who was brought on in the 2nd half morales. he recovers from an injury. leo, teaching all 3.2. our opponents played very well and deserved to win. it was a really difficult game for us. they just put hold of them as we would suit passive . so you have to look all of these things after the match, you have to think can evaluate everything but approval. we have to improve what's going on. if you know on other upsets, i'll ask villa defeating buyer in munich and john de ram score the winter. it was his 5th goal as a substitute. the season team produced the same score line when they met in the 1982 finals. joe during the slice on this time the occasion it was for the opponent today. and of course, it's a special night for them, but it doesn't decide the jump does lead to this. so we have to take all learners from this game. and i am convinced that way the top of the team that was called it goes more often t

solidarity activists and palestinians in particular indell david, i mean what do you think the departure of high profile pro israel columnists like jonathanat does that say do you think about the jewish chronicle? it says has become more and more partisan look um friedland is is a car carrying sonist he come all the way through his life he was in as a youth he was having drawer the the racist zianist youth group so was andil was also in a the similar youth group and the and of course ironovic is a former communist party member let's remember this so they come they come from the left of zionism and uh so there's an extent to which the this war that's going on inside the uh the colony itself between netanyahu on the one hand and the the idf, these so-called defense forces uh and the intelligence services, this is a this is wit large in the british jewish community, it's a reflection of that division really is that and so they they they're fully paid up to the genocide of the palestinians, but they just want to do it in a slightly uh nicer seeming way, that that's that's the difference and that's the only difference, but of course these peop

this time they be 2018 champions. athletics told me i did 312 goals from canadian, jonathan david sealing a great come back for the french club. so here's the top 8 and the $36.00 team and league of the sides will finish. here. we'll go straight through to the round of 16 is the premier league sides who have impressed so far? austin video live a full the only sides with perfect record. not just the city occupies the place on goal difference shows a lot in you is from the bus to take on that. his former team majesty united into republican lights on 1st day or the new one, the trophy with united in 2017 and he said he hasn't given up hope of being awarded . the 2018 premier league title is city are found guilty of breaking financial fair play. rules united finish 2nd the season with money in your behind city who deny any wrong doing i think we still have a chance to investigate because maybe they punishment men see to we've points and maybe we've seen that we've and they have to pay me the bonus and gives me the model i wish the best to many nights it since the moment that left. so if thing

we'll be speaking live with our panel of political analyst jonathan madison. david mcewan or in the house. that is immediately before and after the debate. we look forward to that. >> indeed, big changes in mexico today as the country's first ever female president. claudia sheinbaum is sworn in. sheinbaum rose to victory back in june drawing nearly 60% of the vote. the 62 year-old scientist turned politician is also the first jewish president in the predominantly catholic country. she is a member of the same party as former president manuel lopez obrador. her first official stop as president will be in acapulco, a popular resort town that is still recovering from hurricane john governor newsom and first lady jill biden. they were among those present for today's ceremony. >> weather is the big story here in the bay area as we take a live look there. 6.80, in walnut creek where it has just been roasting. yeah, lawrence, we heard it was pretty decent just to kick things off in walnut creek and then suddenly man, that thermometer just mayor went to the top. yeah, i want

palestinian solidarity activists and palestinians in particular david, mean what do you think the departure of high profile pro israel columnists like jonathan friedland and and david the deal for example, but what does that say do you think about the jewish chronicle? it says it's become more and more partisan. look friedland is is a card carrying zionist, he come all the way through his life, he was in as a youth he was in hababanim drawer, the the racist zionist youth group, so was bidil was also in a the similar youth group, and the and of course ironovic is a former communist party member, let's remember the so they come they come from the left of zionism and uh so there's an extent to which this war that's going on inside the uh the the settler colony itself between netanyahu on the one hand and the the idf, these so-called defense forces and the intelligence services, this is a this is r large in the british jewish community and it's a reflection of that division really is that and so they they're fully paid up to the genocide of the palestinians but they just want to do it in a slightly uh nicer seeming way that that's that's the dif

let's bring in jonathan and david.re as tight as every out from election day and democrats are doing what they do best, they are worrying that her early momentum might have stalled. let me start with your assessment of the race. david, you first. has there been a vibe shift? david: yeah, her momentum has stalled. she was going, going up. then she seemed to plateau. i would say if you look at the polling movement, trump is doing slightly better. i should emphasize slightly in the sun belt states in the central states but very slight. and so you would have to think, you know, when i look at the -- the -- the results right now where we are and it could all change, i do think the decision not to pick josh shapiro in pennsylvania is a major mistake. and second she made a mistake this week by not breaking with joe biden on a major issue. she was asked twice is anything different? and she said no. that is country where 28% think the country is on the wrong track. it seems like elementary politics i'm my own person, this is ho

solidarity activists and palestinians in particular indell david, i mean what do you think the departure of high profile pro israel columnists like jonathan friedland and and david bedill for example, but what does that say do you think about the jewish chronicle? it says it's become more and more partistan, look um friedland is is a car carrying syonist, he come all the way through his life, he he was in as a youth, he was having drawer, the the racist zianist youth group, so was andil was also in a the similar youth group, and the and of course ironovic is a former communist party member, remember so they come they come from the left of zionism and uh so there's an extent to which the this war that's going on inside the uh the the settler colony itself between netannyahu on the one hand and the the idf, the so-called defense forces uh and the intelligence services, this is a this is written large in the british jewish community and it's a reflection of that division really is that and so they they they're fully paid up to the genocide of the palestinians but they just want to do a slightly uh nicer seeming way, that that's that's the di

high profile columnists walk away from the paper, including former guardian editor jonathan friedland, as well as david badale, hadley freeman and david aranovic. friedland. despite his own pro israel world view, attacked the paper for being a partisan ideological instrument and said that it had no real accountability because the papers owners are unknown. the scandal at the jewish chronicle highlights the fractures within the zionist movement and the increasing fragility of the israel lobby in britain. joining me in the studio as usual is our resident expert david miller who's widely regarded as the uk's preeminent. scholarly critic of israel, david's a senior research fellow at the center for islam and global affairs at istanbul zaham university and is a co-director of the lobby in watch dog spinwatch and acer win stanley is today's guest contributor acer. is investigative journalist and associate editor with the electronic intifarda. he publishes a weekly substact newsletter called palestine is still the issue and host the electronic interfada podcast. his book, weaponizing anti-semitism, offers a d

david brooks and jonathan capehart weigh in on the week's political headlines and pioneering musicianrie anderson discusses her new albumin expired by amelia areahart. >> from the david m. rubinstein studio in weta, washington, and from arizona state university. amna: president biden answered questions from reporters at the white house including about israel's response to the iranian missile attack and whether benjamin netanyahu is trying to threw influence the u.s. selection. >> the israelis have not concluded what they're going to do in terms of a strike. if i were in their shoes, i would be thinking about other alternatives than striking oils fields. no administration has helped israel more than i have. none, none, none. none. and i think bibi should remember. that and whether he's trying to influence election, i don't know. but i'm not counting on. that amna: the israeli ground invasion of lebanon continues with fully one quarter of the population displaced most in just the last two weeks. layla reports now from sidno on lebanon's southern coast as exhausted and fearful residents

>> david: jonathan karl with us tonight. jon, thank you. >>> overseas, to the war in the middle east tonight, israel's military expanding their ground assault in southern lebanon now, deploying thousands more troops, working to clear hezbollah from the border with israel. troops raising the israeli flag in this village. israel has assassinated now almost all of hezbollah's top officials. today, a surviving leader vowing to fight on, but also calling for a cease-fire. tonight, the u.s. state department skeptical of hezbollah's signaling that it now wants that cease-fire. >>> when we come back on this busy news night, more than a dozen states suing tiktok. what they say it does to our nation's children. >>> also, the high profile mugging tonight. the dodgers starting pitcher mugged by a mob of thieves. what they stole. >>> and what it will soon cost >>> tonight, with tiktok's future in the u.s. already at stake, 14 states are now suing tiktok. the states accusing the chinese-owned company of intentionally creating a social med

jonathan: david, thank you for your time this morning. vid with us there on the strikes and disaster zones across the east coast -- i think we can call it that. lisa: there's no other way to describe it, people locked out of their homes, no reception, and a new fear that people haven't felt before, especially in areas that became newly popular, like asheville. what does the future bring and what are the political implications heading into november? jonathan: we get to those in a moment. we catch up with a republican senator on the future of helene. a little bit softer, essentially unchanged, 0.04%. yields, lower by close to four basis points. from new york, this is bloomberg. ♪ i can't believe you corporate types are still calling each other rock stars. you're a rock star. we're all rock stars. oooo look look at my data driven insights, i'm a rock star. great job putting finance and hr on one platform with workday. thank you! guys, can you keep it down. i'm working. you people are (guitar noises). hand over the air guitar. i've got another

newshour", kamala harris and donald trump continue campaigning through critical swing states david brooks and jonathanpehart weigh in on the week's political headlines and pioneering musician laurie anderson discusses her new album inspired by amelia earhart . >> this is the pbs news hour from the david rubenstein's studio in washington and the walter cronkite school of journalism at arizona state university. >> president biden answered questions from reporters at the white house today including about israel's response to the missile attack and whether benjamin netanyahu is trying to influence the u.s. election. >> the israelis have not concluded what they will do in terms of a strike. in their shoes i would think about other alternatives. no administrations has helped israel more that i have, none, none, none. i think benjamin netanyahu should remember that. whether he is trying to influence the election, i don't know. >> the israeli bombing campaign and ground invasion of lebanon continues, with fully one-quarter of the country's population displaced, most in just the last two weeks. leila molana-al

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jonathan: that conversation next. the former world bank president, david malpass, just after the break. on the s&p a touch softer, down by .1%. sounding the alarm on policy risk. >> there is no comparison between the economic policies of trump and those of harris. drop policies will lead to more inflation, larger deficits, lower economic growth, and enormous amounts of disruption in the short run. he has such control of his party , if there were a republican congress, those cuts might be put into place. jonathan: economist debating the impacts of trump and harris policies on the u.s. economy. both projected to add trillions to the deficit with many expressing caution against the effects of trump's tariff proposals. joining us now is the former president of the world bank, david malpass. fantastic to catch up as always. as you know, there is a difference between a campaign promise and a legislative reality. how big is the difference you have seen? david: it is huge. both campaigns are promising the air and the sea. as washington gets at things, this is how washington got to be huge. they

jonathan martin is here, david drucker is here and evan mcmorris. evan, all of a sudden vp harris is everywhere all at once talking to vastly different audiences from call her daddy, the view, howard stern and stephen colbert. what do you make of the arguments that it is only two friendly viewers. she went on 60 minutes last night and republicans jumped all over it think she did a terrible job. >> donald trump decided not to go on 60 minutes. vice president harris is doing a general election strategy that makes sense. speak to a broad number of voters where you find them. there is a huge audience of people. this is what you are used to seeing. donald trump is spending most of his time talking with conservative audiences which is less normal. i don't see anything too surprising about him/her getting out as much as she can. >> there is a double standard. all of the media pressure, last year joe biden skip the super bowl interview and he got absolutely crushed for at. how come when donald trump skip 60 minutes, a 50-year-old tradition, nobody blinks. >

jonathan martin is here for politico. david rutgers joins us, senior writer at dispatch, and the reporter for owe 'tis. all right, evan, vp harris, everywhere, all at once. she is talking about the different audiences from call her daddy, to the view, to howard stern, to stephen colbert. what do you make republican arguments that it is only the friendly viewers? she went on "60 minutes" last night, and republicans jumped all over it, saying she did a terrible job? >> i mean donald trump decided not to go on "60 minutes" to take the tough questions. vice president harris is doing a strategy that makes a lot of sense. you speak to a number of voters, where you find them, things like that podcast you mentioned. it has a huge audience of people, young women, specifically who harris needs to speak to. this is what you're used to seeing from the presidential candidate at this time of the year and talking to the audience, which is less normal for this time of the year and for this campaign. i don't see anything too surprising about th

david, thank you very much. this bring in jonathan turley constitutional law attorney and fox news contributor. to be busy getting all of this figured out for us so let's start first about with virginia and actually start by showing orbit of the conversation i had with the governors a couple of days ago on this issue. this is where he stands, watch this. >> this ruling is just beyond belief. a federal judge is telling us think people have self identified as noncitizens who by the way presented documents that confirm their noncitizens and the vast majority indicators and put them on my put them back on the voter rolls. is beyond belief. >> martha: 1600 voters who the governor says one day that their driver's license, they check noncitizen on the box and now he wants to make sure that those individuals are not voting since they have already self-proclaimed that their noncitizens or they're get an opportunity to cure that but if indeed there are citizens now there's still time for him to fix that. >> martha, what is really curious about

jonathan is former vice chair of the bay area republican party david mchugh in chair of the political science department at sonoma state university. thank you for being here. i thought it was interesting and midway through it. jonathan new said it's the grown-up debate. what did that mean? absolutely him. and we heard a debate a couple of weeks ago and sound like children talking about the size of crowds at their campaign events, all kinds of things >> this one, just sounded like there were 2 adults in the room and they had command the attention. the american people, they were genuine. i believe we had a discussion about that. and in fact, if you're republican, you probably did what i did halfway through the debate and i looked over, david, i said. who's on the presidential ticket for the i mean, jd vance is clearly the future, but he's than now to i mean, i really forgot at one point that he was the frontrunner for the president. so definitely an adult discussion. they talked about policy, talked about law. wasn't these gimmicks and entertainment. so i really i really appreciate the

>> david: two weeks from docume case is now on a list of potential candidates to washing correspondent jonathan karl. tell abc news the federalrces aileen cannon is now on a list of several possible candidates for the job. the trump campaign and transition operation. her name appears on a document reviewed by abc news titled "transition planning: legal principals," which lists potential candidates for the white house counsel's office, the justice department, and the fbi if trump win sources tell us the document was drafted by top trump advisers, including boris shump minated j the federal bench in 2020. >> i'm very proud to have appointed her, but she's very smart and very str og d countr. we need judges that love our country so they do the right thing. most dire legal thn the club's ballroom. but for months, judge cannon handed prosecutors o trump praised her as brilliant. >> i think she's a brilliant woman. >> reporter: the immediate comm reporting about judge cannon, but i spoke to the work of his transition team or any of the appointments he talk >>> now to the d former cetuou men with the

crane is with san jose state university political lecturer and jonathan madison, former vice chair of the bay area republican party. >> and david mcewan is with us from a sonoma state university, a chair of the political science department. jonathan midway through this debate. i heard you saying it's the grown-up debate. what did you mean? >> it sounded like 2 adults in the room this time. where is that debate? 2 weeks ago called the presidential debate to sound like children talking about crowd sizes, campaign rallies, all kinds of partisan rhetoric. maga hats, all kinds of weird stuff. so this debate really sounded like there were 2 adults in the room having a frank discussion, roundtable discussion about issues. the american people really care about inflation, homelessness, crime. i mean, you name it and they lo and behold capture and they agreed at times. i mean, it was it was amazing. it was like we've never seen something like that. >> donna, you were saying earlier you didn't totally by lineup. we'll all be the cynic on the panel for the moment. i agree. 100% without assessment, deeply substantive, lots of policy content

makers looking to boost the finances and whether they're doing the right thing with jonathan hoenig, that is next. ♪ ♪ davided more desperate than ever it announced a $19 billion capital raise in an attempt to boost the finances to avoid being noninvestment as a labor strike has gone on for a month now causing the company to burn through cash let's bring in hedge fund manager in fox news contributor jonathan hoenig. it does strike me as a desperate attempt when you issue so much more stock, is a $19 billion. at any rate $19 billion doesn't that dilute the value of each share. >> it does in those shares are down about 55% in the last five years in the market is up one 100% in the boeing stock has been cut in half and it comes down to two words poor management people say anyone can be the ceo and management and boeing has been managed into the ground and these are desperate times for boeing within danger of the dow jones industrial average and the bonds are in junk status which is never happened in the strike is ongoing a billion dollars a month. for a company that is basically the fact of monopoly in the u.s

donna crane, san jose state university, jonathan madison, former vice chair of the bay area republican party, david mcewan, sonoma state university. and okay, let me just do this real fast. what's your big take away, donna, from tonight's debate? >> my biggest takeaway was i think think the most profound exchange that happened was came at the ferry. and so i don't i'm not sure it's going to get a lot of attention. but the discussion, especially focusing on jd vance around his views about the 2020 election about the events of january 6, the attempted insurrection and direct question to him about whether he would certify the election going forward. that is really important stuff. i know it's nerdy, but it's more important than almost any other issue they discussed tonight and just can't bring himself. perhaps it's because he's speaking to an audience of one. he cannot bring himself to say that they lost his boss lost the election in 2020. i don't think that's our jonathan at the vice presidential candidates had the discussion. >> that the presidential candidates should have been having 2 weeks ago at

jonathan: up next, the morning calls plus david mckay of rbc on u.s. d what is in store beyond 2024. from new york city, this is bloomberg. ♪ jonathan: equities down on the s&p 500. opening bell one hour and 15 minutes away. yields coming in by a single basis point after moving out by double-digit basis points in yesterday's session. up to about 4.20, we are down to about 4.18. bernstein will name atop retail pick, anticipating e-commerce profitability growth. the story for that stock is up .06%. your second call is from td callan, lowering his price target on walgreens, expecting eps to continue to follow next year. finally wedbush reiterating its outperform rating on gm after earnings, setting its robust delivery numbers. donald trump doubling down on his trade policies. telling the wall street journal he is committed to upholding the usmca. the agreement of her renewal. rbc ceo weighing in saying it would be inflationary for america to make everything so by america cannot be a go it alone strategy. that is a big talking point for both economies. what

>> jonathan, do you think david is fully , squarely behind israel is fully, squarely behind israel innk he might have slightly different views? >> i don't actually care what is going on inside david lammy's head because what? that may be a problem. what david lammy did on that limited arms embargo, i think he should have gone further , was that he was further, was that he was literally following out, following through the recommendations of a report that david cameron had actually commissioned, i believe, about whether british exports could were guaranteed not to be involved in war crimes because that would implicate britain. thatis that would implicate britain. that is completely legitimate for a british government to do . for a british government to do. >> all right. okay, fine. be interesting to see how israel feels about this because, you know, iran clearly don't feel the consequences, do they? joe biden allegedly still in charge? well, i don't think we're supplying exports. >> i mean, exporting arms to iran. patrick is exporting arms to iran, a labour government. >> but i don't t

interesting that the our panel, donna crane, san jose state university, jonathan madison, former vice chair of the bay area republican party, david mcewan, sonoma state university. and okay, let me just do this real fast. what's your big take away, donna, from tonight's debate? my biggest takeaway, was think the most profound exchange that happened was came at the ferry. and so i don't i'm not sure it's going to get a lot of attention. but the discussion, especially focusing on jd vance around his views about the 2020 election. >> about the events of january 6, the attempted insurrection and direct question to him about whether he would certify the election going forward. that is really important stuff. i know it's nerdy, but it's more important than almost any other issue they discuss tonight and just can't bring himself. perhaps it's because he's speaking to an audience of one. he cannot bring himself to say that they lost his boss lost the election in 2020. i don't think that's our jonathan, the vice presidential candidates had the discussion. >> that the presidential candidates should have been having 2 weeks ago at the presi

jonathan: let's talk about the three warnings. dan pinto warned about net interest income and said analysts were too optimistic. davidine. the other warning was allied financial when it came to auto loans and credit there and i wonder if that will be dismissed later this earnings season. lisa: that is the bigger one because it is a different kind of risk, a deteriorating consumer we've not seen anywhere else. is it that we are just missing something? if they are missing anything, allied financial and capital one might have the keys to provide. jonathan: goldman sachs of the premarket. still with us is ken leon of cfra. what is not to like? ken: went to a strong buy a couple of weeks ago and for investors it is what is next. what is next is the following. very strong results to date mostly driven by the u.s. markets. still goldman sachs is a global bank but they are getting 75% of their revenue from the u.s.. there is opportunity if europe gets better, what happens in asia, perhaps china. two the equity underwriting was stronger than i thought but it was an ipo. it was equity intermediaries. m&a is lacking. you put it

jonathan: coming up this hour, we catch up with they believe events of jp morgan as traders drive another small cap rotation. -- with davidap rotation. jobless claims dropping under 30 minutes time. saying that together with signs of the labor market momentum is softening, it seems unlikely that the recent data has changed the fed to resolve around policy normalization, and we expect the fed will likely deliver an additional 25 basis point cuts through to year end. david, good morning. we are 27 minutes from jobless claims and retail sales. what are you expecting? david: i think the claims number will be messy, for lack of a better term. there has been a lot going on in the labor market between strikes and natural disasters, so on and so forth. we won't go down to the low to 20's where we had been over the prior couple of weeks. the bigger question given the noise that we expect in the claims data is what we see from retail sales. our big story this year has been that labor income looks ok. in the united states, when consumers have income they spend it. if we are seeing the re-strengthening in the labor market that was ob

jonathan hirsch is the man filming this video inside of the jerusalem coffee house in oakland over the weekend when he says the owner told him to leave because he was wearing a star of david baseball cap. hirsch just purchased a latte, and at the time of the owner's request. hirsch says he was playing chess with his five year old son in the back of the coffee shop. he comes back with another guy who grabs me by the shoulder and puts his hand on my back, and i'm like, get your hands off of me. and. and they tell me i'm trespassing. i say, i'm absolutely not trespassing. this guy just told me i can't be here for wearing a jewish star. and as hirsch went back and forth with the owner, he says several people in the coffee shop called police. when officers arrived, hirsch felt they didn't do much to de-escalate the situation, even as he tried to separate himself and his son away from the coffee shop owner. you can't even answer the question because i never expressed a political view. no. now i'm asking you about the political views. i know you're asking. do you support genocide? we then stepped further down the street. he followed us and continued berating us. we moved further

jonathan, thank you. meanwhile, the us has told israel it has to do more to get food and supplies to people starving in northern gaza, otherwise it'll cut off some military support. and the foreign secretary davidcalled an urgent meeting of the un security council to press israel to ensure aid routes are open. our middle east correspondent yolande knell is injerusalem. yolande, will this make a difference? the israeli government still hasn't given a formal response. we just heard one israeli minister calling the us approach here misguided. but there are signs that that warning letter from these two biden administration officials has been making a difference, because we have been hearing this lunchtime that for the third day running, aid is getting into the northern part of the gaza strip. 50 lorry loads of aid going in with israeli government permission today. and this is after a two—week stretch when the un says that no aid was getting into that part of gaza at all. there has been a lot of international concern about what is going on there as israel has been carrying out a new ground offensive in that part of the palestinian territory. david lammy said this lunchtime that the humanitarian situ