and she was like josh, it was josh. and she was like, amber too. josh an amber. they are dead. wanted to do something. i tried to leave, iran out of the house. i want to go save them. but i can't. >> as josh and embers families wrestled with grief, the town of sodus punk are down. somewhere out there was a killer, still on the loose. but where? coming up! >> did you guys see anything at all? >> the search was urgent. the fear, instant. why did this killer target josh and amber? >> i had no clue whatsoever. >> it didn't appear to be a home invasion gone on or anything like that? >> no. no. but it sounded like it was premeditated. >> and later. >> what happened? >> the midnight right in the middle of nowhere. that will break the case wide open. >> what the hell are you doing here? >> there's something going on. and it just did not fit right. >> when dateline continues! n dateline continues skin, try downy free & gentle. downy will soften your clothes without dyes or perfumes. the towel washed with downy is softer, and gentler on your skin. try downy free & gentle. the abcs of ckd

josh brown, you actually did it. i'm kind of surprised. i know you were teasing, you know, that you might do this, and you actually did why? >> yeah. i bought it like 8:00 this morning. i didn't buy a lot it's not that meaningful a position, but last night on closing bell overtime, i talked about some of the similarities between this situation and netflix, and, you know, netflix's refusal to listen to what the street was saying about doing an ad supported version to cleanup some of the people that would pay forth but didn't want to pay that much like potential customers and a revenue stream, and they said no, no, no, the stock cratered and one day they said, okay, if we're going to do this, how do we do it, and that's i think the story behind a -- can we get a chart of netflix up as i'm talking? we'll take meta off the screen for a second the stock never looked back. it went from 180 it's over 300 today. it got into that post earnings gab from the spring, and it is now firmly toward the upper end of the range of that gap and the only reaso

and that's when i said josh said it perfectly understandably that's a 2023 story. so i'm saying the impact of a perfectly restrictive rate, that explains why the fed had to get to where it wanted so quickly. it wanted to get restrictive so the future we had was one of restrictive policy our survey today, the all america economic survey finds that 33% are affected by higher interest rates that number is going to get higher and slow stuff down in the future >> i just want to point out, too, because this is happening at the moment as well that it looks like adidas has updated its guidance and has cut its outlook in part on higher inventories. there's a stock down 4.25% the same thing we heard from nike nike is down in sympathy here, and it's affecting a lot of retail, right? you've got a lot of inventory. you're going to have to cut prices as a result of that they cite what they call lower consumer demand in western markets since the start of september. i throw it back to you in what is a strong consumer is undoubtedly weakening in certain pockets. >> i will agree wit

i like that one. >> even with housing >> it's down a lot a lot of bad news. >> josh brown?rkshire hathaway this is a stock that should hold up regardless of what goes on. >> all right.adobe this has a stock, its end market is an industry start, in an acquisition of fig ma. we think you can look back at the history of management's acquisitions, they've done a great job of making great ones that have increased the total adjustable market for the company. so we think it's worth a look here >> farmer jim? >> alaska airlines the stronge est balance sheet in the sector we see what's going on with news from american airlines i'm traveling this week, i can tell you airplanes are packed >> nice turnaround for stocks. we are in the green across the board. dow is better for better than 1% i'll see you in overtime "the exchange" begins now. >> yes it does, scott. i'm brian sullivan in for kelly once again welcome to "the exchange." here's what is ahead a big interday turnaround for stocks, even shrugging off midday comments by the fed's horrorloretta mester that more needed we're track

your future governor of pennsylvania, josh shapiro. your future lieutenant governor, ossie davis -- austin davis. and i also want to thank -- in attendance as well, virginia zone gregor, -- virginias own mcgregor. we've been on a bus tour hitting stages from florida to pennsylvania. folks, 11 days, 11 days from the election and there is no much on the line. this election, we have a choice. democrats, we want to deliver home. we want to continue to build on all of the progress that we've made and keep moving us forward in the nation. republicans, they want to take us back. democrats, we want to solve the problems that keep people up at night. we have a track record of getting real results for the american people. we deliver on our promises. republicans, they have an extreme agenda. they want to ban abortion nationwide, they want to destroy programs like social security and medicare. they want to make it harder for americans to vote. they are even willing to jeopardize our democracy to do so. just look at them it awes -- dr. oz, i know y

and josh is an anchor with w tvc in chattanooga. for complete rules on today's debate please visit the atlanta press club website, atlanta press club.org/debate. to start the debate each candidate will be asked one question by each panelist. ken ellis -- panels of six seconds to answer each question. to get the first question a marcus flowers. >> think both of you for running and we know what i means it is your lives. thank you for doing this. first question goes to mr. flowers. 20 republicans and 20 democrats have run against ms. screen. each one has had a strategy that has been i am not mpg. in your race in the last week alone, 37 emails have come to our rome news tribune server. from your account, saying the same thing, i'm not mpg, what is your platform? mr. flowers: thank you for that question, john. first and foremost, i am writing is marcus flowers, not marjorie taylor greene. i got into this campaign because of the events of january 6. in congresswoman green's participation in that. this is about so much more than just havin

bill: josh?there is a lot of movement in these last couple weeks with undecided voters, we have seen basis excited their candidates, unthe undecided voters vote on pocketbook issues and the economy, the economy is not in good shape, we're seeing a lot of undecided voters brake toward the republican party. they are not satisfied with the direction of the country. the senate map is getting bigger than we thought. we're seeing tens of millions of dollar spent in district that joe biden carried by double digits. >> to this point about joe biden, where is he and is he not. probably both fair question, white house was asked about that. >> why is former president making this case and not the current president? >> so, i would -- i would disagree with that characterization of your question. the president has been talking about this almost every day for months now. he has been talking about the choices that are at stake here. bill: a fair question. >> answer is career, joe biden is in delaware, because he

taylor goes josh, can you come here? i go yeah.s so, there is this light on in the room, and that light was a broken light bulb that i put in there. and that shouldn't be on. and i said that's your problem now. [ laughter ] but i have a great number you can call. >> jimmy: josh gad is here. we'll be right back. ♪ >> portions of "jimmy kimmel live!" will brought to you by pfizer and bion tech. ow me down. now, skyrizi helps me get going by treating my skin and joints. along with significantly clearer skin, skyrizi helps me move with less joint pain, stiffness, swelling, and fatigue. and skyrizi is just 4 doses a year after two starter doses. skyrizi attaches to and reduces a source of excess inflammation that can lead to skin and joint symptoms. with skyrizi, 90% clearer skin and less joint pain is possible. serious allergic reactions and an increased risk of infections or a lower ability to fight them may occur. tell your doctor if you have an infection or symptoms, had a vaccine, or plan to. with skyrizi, there's nothing like the

josh, i'm going to come back to you. are you a believer in megacap tech right now i know in general you are but as far as buying in the rally we saw at the start at q4 i've got to stop you for a second breaking news on twitter david, over to you >> frank, obviously you've been covering it as well and we've got the stock halted behind me here at the new york stock exchange pending news, that apparently elon musk will close the deal at the agreed price of $54.20 many people had expected there would be potentially some sort of a settlement prior to the beginning of the trial, which was set to begin less than two weeks from today in delaware in front of chancellor mccormick. now my understanding is it has been filed with the court. it is under seal at this point there was a hearing about it in delaware again, under seal but the basics of what have been reported are correct, which is that he has proposed to and has apparently been agreed that he would close the deal on the stated terms something of a shock given many had expe

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josh, what's your reaction?it's interesting, shimon talked about the impact on the families. they want information. >>> what is so fascinating i talk to law enforcement leaders around the country, interesting to see how many of them in law enforcement remain perplexed not only by the inaction of certain officers but the strategy of circling the wagons by department leadership at the texas dps and not providing information and not being transparent to the public and, you know, it's interesting because crisis management 101 tells you bad news does not get better with age, that we're often, you know, leaders will come forward and provide information forthright and say, look, these are the facts, here the strategy has been to not provide information. i don't know if that's because they're hoping people will just move on. obviously the families there in uvalde are not obviously the people in texas are not and the last thing i'll point out not only from today's meeting but what we've seen weeks past the silence from p

mike josh — makes you feel nice in this time.a month. now it's time for a look at the weather with helen willetts. sunshine is held on for many southern areas, scotland and northern ireland have had some wet and windy weather, it is now moving its way in across northern and western parts of england and that progress will continue through the night. a little bit of transient fog ahead of the system by the chilly as will be further north and west, compared with last night into bridges in the glens down to 3 or four celsius. in contrast a mild than i to come in the south. but quite wet, potentially quite blustery across parts of east anglia, before the clears away, a scattering of showers to the north and west and throughout the night of the night in december tomorrow it will be windy across northern scotland and some local gales here blowing the showers in and just tempering the feel of the day. 11 and 12. the south temperatures will be lower as well. looks like another dry over many on tuesday.

. >> yeah, i had a dinner with ivanka, jared, and josh.ys later i found out that josh had a 10% of scams which is a line i had developed with kim and i had a lot of issues with the imagery -- i felt like there's a lot of imagery that was openly sexualized and things i want want to see my wife and definitely not my daughters doing in the future in order to sell product. it reaches another level when it's like this is what my wife is doing, this is what they are doing -- this is what she is doing for our children. it reaches another level in her business partners are selling pieces of company they don't have to because the company is already successful. internet based company, they are really just selling off the company in order to create more relationships for themselves that are unneeded. it's like when i went to the gap and they shoveled it out -- i'm very cautious with my words. i'm really big on being able to have an adult conversation in front of the children. i don't use explicit language in interviews especially. i found out after t

, welcome to the international space station -- koichi, anna, josh, welcome to the space station. >> a huge thank you, is shut up to our training -- for all the -- you put us through we were well prepared as we are looking forward to getting to work. >> we made it to the international space station. due to the efforts of summoning people. we -- so many people. we thank you, we will make you proud. >> is just like in the simulations come you trained this well, we really appreciate all the efforts of the space agency, nasa, all the international partners. cannot wait to start working with our crewmates. >> dragon, this station, glad to have you aboard he will see you in a minute. >> there you just heard -- >> dragon on the behalf of spacex it has been a pleasure working with all of you, we will be enabling hardline power income connection shortly as a work of a hatch opening. on the meantime you are go to darth suits -- suits as his procedure. >> [indiscernible] station to do work altogether. >> lovely words there from the crew-5 crew. the just completed docking. >> good read anna, and

what do you see, josh? >> martha, you know there's a wave environment when you have a candidate in blake masters that mitch mcconnell didn't want to invest in, was worried that he wasn't a strong enough of a candidate against senator mark kelly. yet the polls are tightening in arizona. it's a very close race. a lot of the undecided voters across the country including in arizona breaking towards the republicans. so that's what the you see in a wave. it's not about the candidate quality all the time. it's about voters registering their discontent against the white house, against the party in power. that happens across the country in races no matter the caliber of the candidates that are running. >> martha: do you think in arizona, josh, that the attention that's being paid to kari lake who is running for governor is that helping blake masters? is that boosting him as well? >> so i'm hearing that there are a lot of lake-blake signs in arizona because blake masters is running a little bit behind kari lake. and

>> josh lederman in front of a pink white house for breast cancer awareness. josh, thank you. we'll have more of kristen welker's exclusive interview with herschel walker and what he says about the abortion allegations against him. that's tomorrow on "today" and "nightly news." >>> china's leader today issued a stern warning to the world not to mettle in their internal affairs. janis mackey frayer was in beijing inside the room when he made the speech. >> reporter: xi jinping is about to take his place in history. such a secure power here for a groundbreaking third term, addressing the congress -- [ speaking non-english ] >> reporter: the ready to withstand high winds, choppy waters, and even dangerous storms, he had warned of tough times ahead. xi mentioned security or safety dozens of times, the biggest applause when he declared taiwan would be part of mainland chi narks even if it means taking by force. a party congress happens only twice in a decade, so there's always a lot of pageantry and rarely surprises. xi's ambitions to build a socialist superpower come at a critical

thanks for joining us. >> john: a big welcome to josh.massive homeless shelter built in their area. people there are saying enough is enough. >> sandra: a republican candidate facing some tough new opposition. her hometown nfl team and other major corporations, why the seattle seahawks sent her a seize and -- cease and desist order. >> i don't think -- they had the coordinated attack against me. and i'm going to tell you about exciting medicare advantage plans that can provide broad coverage and still may save you money on monthly premiums and prescription drugs. with original medicare you are covered for hospital stays and doctor office visits but you have to meet a deductible for each, and then you're still responsible for 20% of the cost. next, let's look at a medicare supplement plan. as you can see, they cover the same things as original medicare, and they also cover your medicare deductibles and coinsurance. but they often have higher monthly premiums and no prescription drug coverage. now, let's take a look at humana's medicare adv

i want to go to nbc's josh lederman, josh, talk to us.what are we learning about this release and the presidents reaction so far? >> we are learning the last few seconds that this was part of a prisoner swap between the united states and venezuela. the u.s. was able to get back from venezuela, six u.s. citizens and a permanent u.s. resident. five of them are part of what's been called the citgo six, which is a group of oil executives from houston based citgo who had been imprisoned for about five years in venezuela. one of them, the sixth, had already been released earlier. in exchange for these released americans, president biden made the decision to grant clemency and release to venezuelans who are the nephews of medora's wife. they are known sometimes as the narco nephews because they were arrested about seven years in haiti on drug smuggling, attempted charges. they were convicted of drug smuggling charges. they had been detained in the u.s., we were told by senior biden administration officials that it was a tough and painful decisio

josh that's right.stices in opinions and other cases suggesting that litigants come forward and bring some of these controversial cases to the court. judy: do you see from any direction and effort from the court other than remarks by the chief justice to try to head off russian -- head off that impression that the court is headed in a political direction. >> only way we can tell is by the way they decide the cases this term. whether they will go big or try to find marrow rulings. i don't know that i can say now. we should listen for the opinions that will come and the dissents to give us a sense about what is happening inside of the court. judy: marcia coyle, josh gerstein, thank you both. ♪ judy: a new book attempts to shed light on in winchell but little understood organization -- an influential but little understood organization, the mckinsey company. all none of oz got an exclusive look. amna: when tiffany was around 16 years old, she had her cement all cigarette. -- first menthol cigarette. >> made

josh smith, corresponding for reuters. many, many thanks. western powers have criticize russia's decision to halt a deal allowing ukraine to export grain from ports in the black sea. the kremlin says it suspending the agreement in retaliation for a drone attack against its fleet board off the coast of occupied crimea. u foreign policy chief, joseph burrell, called on russia to reverse its decision to help avoid a global food crisis. and u. s. secretary of state antony blinking, urge moscow to stop weapon ising food. the un brokered grain deal has seen more than 9000000 tons of grain export from ukraine during the war and help to bring down surging global food prices. now joined by volta fighting, a former brigadier general in the austrian army who's now president of the vienna base think tank the center for strategic analysis. welcome sir. again, russia says the deal is off because of an attack on its black sea fleet. what more details do we have about this attack? and many things about it because we know in both times it

josh campbell on the scene for us in san francisco. let's get some legal analysis on what we just heard, shan wu is joining us right now. you heard the district attorney, shan, announce these new charges including attempted murder, residential burglary, assault with a deadly weapon, elder abuse, false imprisonment of an elder as well as threats to a public official and their family. very serious charges. what do you make of what we just heard? >> well, i was very struck by the addition of the elder abuse charges and echoing what josh said. it's so important to remember this is a man in his 80s who was so courageous and able to fight back this way and how cowardly it is to attack someone at that age. so i think the elder abuse charges are quite correct. and there's a federal parallel to that, again, at sentencing. you can have an enhancement if the victim is particularly vulnerable such as an elderly person. i was also struck by the general effort to be so open about what they can be on the investigation, particularly struck by the law

josh lederman has this report. >> reporter: barely three weeks out from election day. who will win control of the senate is anyone's guess as races tighten across the country, including in georgia, where early voting kicks off the senate race there is key to the republicans' push to win back the majority. republican herschel walker is speaking exclusively to nbc's kristen welker about why he flashed a badge during friday's debate, and whether he is pretending to be a police officer. >> and where is this one from? >> this is from my hometown. this is from johnson county, from the sheriff of johnson county, which is a legit badge everyone can make fun, but this badge give me the right -- wait, let me finish. if anything happened in this county, i have the right to work with the police in getting things done. >> reporter: walker says he has participated in training and leadership programs with law enforcement for years. >> does that have arrestingor is it an honorary badge >> it is an honorary badge, but they can call me whenever they want me and have i the authority to d

you could see nicole and josh and anna and koichi happy to be in space. it's great to see them in orbit and we will focus the next 29 hours from launch to get them docked and that talking time is 450 7 p.m. tomorrow afternoon eastern. we will really turn our attention to that phase of the flight and we are excited about the launch and we are excited dragon is doing well and we will focus on docking and get them safely back to the space station stop. >> thank you guys for being here today and for those dialing in. an outstanding launch as you heard. it's awesome to have new space flyers on the way to the international space station. these guys will dock just before 5:00 p.m. eastern time tomorrow. the hatch opening will be about 90 it's later -- 90 minutes later. they will stay docked about 150 days and then we will have them do recent -- human research experience, technology development that will help us go past lower orbit and do further exploration as well as do some of our commercialization activities. as far as the handover between crew four and crew

you could see nicole and josh and anna and koichi happy to be in space. it's great to see them in orbit and we will focus the next 29 hours from launch to get them docked and that talking time is 450 7 p.m. tomorrow afternoon eastern. we will really turn our attention to that phase of the flight and we are excited about the launch and we are excited dragon is doing well and we will focus on docking and get them safely back to the space station stop. >> thank you guys for being here today and for those dialing in. an outstanding launch as you heard. it's awesome to have new space flyers on the way to the international space station. these guys will dock just before 5:00 p.m. eastern time tomorrow. the hatch opening will be about 90 it's later -- 90 minutes later. they will stay docked about 150 days and then we will have them do recent -- human research experience, technology development that will help us go past lower orbit and do further exploration as well as do some of our commercialization activities. as far as the handover between crew four and crew

josh rogan joins me.scinating, and i think it's not getting enough attention at all. they've never been debated before. >> that's right, poppy. on all 31, they issued a scathing report based on interviews, internal documents and an investigates that lots of other abuses are ongoing right now. at the time kale what would happen, they would launch another investigation but china's working very hard to make sure that doesn't happen. and the u.s. government and the biden administration to its credit has pushed half to take up this issue, but i'm here to tell you it doesn't look good. and if that takes place, then we will have a situation, where it won't even debate a genocide, or at least a littles crimes, because they're happening on our watch. >> it's going to be close -- some are libya, and pakistan, so these countries are -- it's a whole hypocrisy of the human rights council in the first place, but the biden administration came back in. and if they vote against this, it will be pretty obvious to the criti

josh hader better than ever.ously on the pitch. >> joe: waited around for a whale for something to really get excited about. they were shutout yesterday. found and early hole today. strike 1 on vierling. back-to-back home runs woke them up. woke the padres up. drury and bell in the second inning. started a stretch of eight straight runs, the padres. >> john: gave them hope against a really good pitcher. only down two and blake snell did the rest. kept it there. and then the fifth inning. a five spot in the fifth inning. usually turns out well for a club. >> joe: hader's 0-1. strike two. this man is a problem. >> john: a lot of sore shoulders for the fans. >> joe: have those babies whipping. they have a day to rest them. a few before the series comes back around. josh hader trying to strikeout the side in game two. one ball, two strikes. red towels waving at the bank on friday. hader fires 1-2. pop-up. myers. off of his glove. right off the end of his glove. great stretch over there to make it close. >> john: what

judy: josh, what was your take? josh: she was certainly very vocal.ave spoken and questioned more than any other justice at least during that first section of the arguments. she was very well-informed. she reminded me a little bit of her predecessor, justice breyer, in this question she cap bringing up about congressional purpose and congressional intent but there was no question she intended to come out of the gate very strong to indicate that she is not going to be some sort of shrinking violet on the court. judy: she wasn't holding back. let's talk about what the case was today. it was about the clean water act. in a nutshell, what was the argument? what is the significance? marcia: it is very significant because of how the justices to decide what kind of test to use to determine whether wetlands are part of the waters of the united states can really affect how broadly the clean water act can be used to ensure water quality in a lot of different types of water bodies so there was a lot of discussion about what the lower federal appellate court's te

comedian a writer producer for -- on showtime, josh gonell man.the 19th an msnbc political contributor, erin haines. great tattle three of you with. us adrian, i want to start with you. you worked on the biden harris 2020 campaign, you know the importance of messaging, what do you make about how democrats are running things right now? are they on the offensive or are they on the defense? >> well, ayman, it's more complicated than that. we're a bit of both. on the one hand, as everything you just pointed out the economy is very strong right now in terms of actual economic indicators. record unemployment rate, under 4%, record job growth under president biden, people are actually able to go out there and -- many respects. there is a lot of jobs out there for people who are looking for the kind of job that they want to have. on the flip side, you are seeing inflation affecting families across the country. what this white house is doing, frankly, what a lot of democrats across congress are doing as well, it's strike that balance of started doing the w

i today but not what josh and his family are doing.— today but not what josh and his family are doing making 90 roasts today for people _ family are doing. i am making 90 roasts today for people who - family are doing. i am making 90| roasts today for people who might not be to afford a sunday roast for themselves. we are talking for chickens, three bags of potatoes, five bags of veg, lots gravy and 90 yorkshire puddings. you will be handing these out in camborne, why are you doing it? i'm doing it because a lot of people struggle to feed themselves these days and that is really sad. you know, we are in times when the price of things have gone up ten fuel, food, heating. i just can't see children specifically go hungry. i know there is other people who go hungry as well but when you hear the stories of children who go to bed hungry and that they have to go to education, other school meal is the only food. it really upsets it is my part to give back to people so they can at least get a meal. that is the main thing. least get a meal. that is the main thin. ., . �* ., ., least get a meal

josh brown skb >> i was talking on the break about if there is covid headlines this fall.en't, but i'm starting to hear about new variants i have an interesting hedge. i don't own the stock yet. domino's pizza, this was $565, it has since come down to 300, it's bounced to $320 this is the stock that goes up 100 points if we start worrying about anything to do with covid once again i think the stock's way too cheap, fundamentally and that would be the catalyst i i'm actually thinking about it as potential hedge i will keep you guys posted. >> please do stephanie link, final? >> nike, it adopted the u.s., the stocks trade at 20 times 24 numbers. >> okay, thank you very much nar. jenny harrington >> josh and i were talking about how he needs to be back in the office in new york city. 9.4% yield if you believe people need to be in the city, this is a great place to be. >> new york city, be specific. >> class "a," the best offices in new york city >> okay, farmer jim? >> i'll step in front of kinder morgan just before earnings tomorrow >> okay, so still playing some energy, as

joran, i'll start with you -- josh, i'll start with you.ats have been pushing climate change hard. that's the centerpiece of the so-called inflation reduction act. do you think this is now exhibit a that they can go to voters and say, see, this is a priority, or do they have a credibility problem if they try to tie a specific weather event to a long-term climate issue? >> well, james, let's just talk about the politics, because when you look at any of the polling out there, climate change does not rank as a top issue for voters even among democrats. it's a secondary issue. they care much more about pocketbook concerns, they care about crime, quality of life issues. immigration ranks as a higher issue than climate change. so this is not -- this is why democrats called the climate change and prescription drug spending bill the inflation reduction act, not the climate change bill, because they know you don't have a big constituency outside the most progressive part of the democratic party for very wide-ranging environmental regulations dealing

josh bell comes to the plate.k at several players that were picked up at the deadline. a.j. pushing the chips in, going to get soto and drury in a more under the radar deal. an impactful one as well. it was on august 2. the padres didn't take off from that point forward. still about a .500 team. the whole thing was done with an eye on this time, taking down the rododgers and making a run the postseason. >> john: young padres that they were known with the tremendous talent, some of the chips were cashed in for veteran guys to get to this point. the veteran pitching staff is a big part of it. almost been a complete game for the padres offense. we were worried about what they were going to do -- >> joe: swinging bunt, left side. josh bell. >> john: three home runs, 3 two-out rbis, six two-strike hits and everyone by grisham has a hit. the alarm clock went off. >> joe: third hit of the day for josh bell. came in 0fer his last 14. today's telecast is sponsored by progressive insurance. a grand slam for your budget. it'

josh shapiro has won the statewide office. figuring democratic politics, very managed candidate who knows how to raise funds. setting themselves up in this race good for republicans as probably the best path democrats could have offered. state senator doug maas triano won a contested republican primary to support pennsylvanians in that populace wing of the mega movement. -- the maga movement. she might not be the best candidate statewide even in the cycle for republicans to match a statewide general election audience. he has struggled. he has struggled in fundraising. josh shapiro has been on the air almost since the beginning of the general election, even during the primaries in some way trying to get maas triano and building an image that he is too extreme for pennsylvania. it has worked. at least from polling. host: when it comes to the senate race, it was the democrat john fetterman to support awes and 42%. that has changed. talk about why you think this is a close race versus what you are seeing for the republican and the

i believe josh shapiro and i create a great contrast. the people closest to the paint should be closest to the power. and i am the proud son of a union bus driver, and a hairdresser. and i have been a fighter in the state house of representatives for working class families. and i believe joshua pirro and i represent a balance geographical and diverse ticket that can lead pennsylvania into a more progressive future. >> let's talk about some of these issues, representative davis, and the same usa today university poll that i talked about earlier, the top five issues for voters in your state are the economy, abortion rights, gun control, education, and corruption. it is in that order. i have spoken to a lot of folks in pennsylvania, i talked to local elected officials, specifically in philadelphia who sight issues with mold, asbestos, in school facilities specifically. violence in the schools. just the other day in philadelphia, five children were shot at a local high school, one murdered. how exactly will your plans particularly your plan

let's bring josh in. he joins us now on the phone to give sort of his take on what he heard, which is what, josh >> hey, everybody. i heard enough to keep me interested for the next quarter so i'm rolling up my stock the stock is still on a leash for me but i think what they've been able to do now is move the narrative away from oh, no netflix's core business is under siege to moref a narrative of okay, we actually have some new ways we want to try to make money. having a reacceleration is great. that's probably why you have the pop today. two things have to go right. the rollout of the ads which they're sandbagging already. they're telling you don't get too excited in q4, which is wise but then also they are doing two other things which i think are interesting. number one, they're going to stop guiding on subs they want to take the narrative focus off of that specific number if you recall apple did that with iphone sales in 2018 and the pitch was we're going to be a lot more than just the growth in iphon

josh? o. condemnation of any political violence of any type. san francisco also has a lot of disorder in the city and police were there enough police and law enforcement on the ground? did they respond in time san francisco lives up to the stereotype in that city and we will learn a lot more what the police were active sounds that the police were there quickly and reacted really quickly and so did the 911 operator. okay, meantime the midterms just 11 days away. here's the president and some reaction to what democrats may be facing. >> the main driver foot prices is not the price of beef and eggs, et cetera. it's packaged goods, packaged goods. you are going to see people not buying kellogg's ray sin brand buying other raisin brand. when you can't afford to buy the things you bought two or three years ago it's really tough sledding. >> i'm concerned about a bloodbath. >> if you look at the rcp average of congressional polls on the congressional ballot now republicans are up in that. almost 3

josh, what is going on there behind you right now? >> reporter: yeah, i'll step aside here and show you. this is now a crime scene, this residence of house speaker nancy pelosi. police have both sides of the street blocked off. we've seen a number of law enforcement personnel here, dozens at times as well as numerous special agents with the fbi. they had officers from the san francisco police bomb squad out here as well. they just departed, but a lot of evidence processing now under way. again, we know that this incident took place just around 2:30 a.m. here at the residence, and what police say is that the suspect was engaged in an assault on house speaker nancy pelosi's husband. according to our colleague, jamie gangel, this individual had yelled inside this house, where's thanancy? it appears the target was the house speaker herself. police walked toward the two men and they were struggling over a hammer and the suspect allegedly started assaulting mr. pelosi with the hammer. police tackled that individual. he was taken to the hosp

here's josh mankiewicz with "final curtain. " >> hello? >> hi, baby. >> hey, what's going on, what do you want me to do? >> i don't know. leave me. >> the woman on the phone was just hours away from walking down the aisle, to marry the man on the other end of this call, to pledge her love, until death did them part. >> i'm going to go do something right now, and you're not going to see me for the rest of your life. >> instead, she found herself in the middle of a twisted murder plot that would change her life forever. >> what did you do? >> i think you know what i did. >> she knew. or did she? her name is rachel buffett. you may remember her from a story we first reported in 2016, about her then fiance, dan wozniak. and about two families in search of the truth. >> i know a lot of answers now. a lot more than i had the last time we met. >> now, the final curtain. >> i believe with all my heart they were trying to get me back and kill me. >> new information. >> there's things that people need to know. there's things that need to be said. >>

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josh has highlighted to prepare for a potential loss. and so they will he will need to instruct his cabinet, appoint transition coordinating councils and instruct his cabinet to prepare memos and prepare a plan for. if he does lose and there are requirements to report to the congress and the public on the implementation of the law at the six months mark prior to the election and, the three months mark prior to the election. actually ironic only in the last cycle. president trump's team did a very effective job up until the election, there was a fellow named chris liddell who was the deputy chief of staff. he was also the person that ran romney transition. he worked very under radar screen to the law as required only after the election when president trump got involved, did those plans kind of go the rails and liddell's he was handcuffed essentially. so president did this under the laws well when he ran for reelection and his team actually worked with. romney's team to prepare for the potential that romney could have won and obama on the

josh? >> my winner is lee zeldin, the nominee for new york.t race, largely on the issue of crime these days. it's cutting the numbers against governor hochul. the loser, dan snyder. the owner of the commanders, the washington commanders. he may be the least popular person in washington right now. that's saying a lot because there's a lot of unpopular politicians these days. the nfl owners may force him to sell. it's been a bad 25 years. >> rich: that's a bad story. incredible >> it is friday and time for notable quotes for. >> should joe biden run again? i have a particular fondness i must tell you for electric school buses. i love electric school buses. >> i think it's all important there is no one. >> gas backwards. >> people are tired of being broke. >> using the strategic petroleu reserve to respond to their field policies. >> i am resigning. >> you said he is the greatest presidents of all time, he says he challenged nancy pelosi for leadership, but he goes on national tv and says that he loves her breath. >> the most dangerous thing faci

jog a second delivery that he faced from josh hazlewood.— josh hazlewood.rease, 34-1 dawid malan at the crease, 34—1 after four overs of the match in canberra. manchester united will be breathing a sigh of relief this morning after an injury—time winner gave them a win over 0monia nicosia that�*s put them in a good position to qualify from their europa league group. position to qualify they had been frustrated throughout by the cypriot side until the 92nd minute when scott mctominay ensured united can still win their group. with two matches still to play, they�*re three points behind real sociedad. united go there in november. the performance in the box was good but the finishing was not that good. let�*s hope that we saved their goals for the coming week. luckily, i have had many more of those nights, where you play well, you create chances, but you don�*t net. but finally, of course, football is about scoring goals. arsenal remain top of their group thanks to a 1—0 win over bodo—glimt in norway. bukayo saka getting a deflection off his chest for the only