i'm katie silver. we begin in the us, where there have been tense scenes at a seattle factory belonging to boeing. the company's us west coast workers have been queueing up to vote on a new contract. the proposed deal includes a wage increase of 25% and a promise to build boeing's next commercialjet in the seattle area. if the deal isn't approved, boeing faces a crippling strike that is likely to cost billions of dollars. we won't stay out that long. i mean, it's a lot of us. 33,000 members. that's a lot of people. that's a lot of people that can affect the economy after a couple of months. because we have to fight. if we won't fight, we won't get nothing. that's always say, "hey, if you don't vote for this contract and you, we're taking the airplane out of washington state." there's always some kind of pressure to get us, to motivate us to vote in their favour. there's always something like that, you know, there's always an underlying threat. and if we're not doing the right thing, then we're hurting

i'm katie silver.kets in the us have rebounded after a key report showed that prices are finally coming down. consumer inflation for august came in at 2.5%. that's the slowest price rise in three years. the figures have cemented expectations that the us central bank will cut interest rates. economist ryan sweet explains what he expects from next week's central bank meeting. even before we get the. this morning i think a rate cut at the upcoming september meeting was already a done deal. it shifts focus away from inflation and the downside risks of the labour market because we have seen deterioration of the last few months and that is raised a bit of a red flag at the reserve. i think the big story today is not whether or not it would tilt the scales towards a 25.50 point six cut and i think it supports a 25 point cut next week. a ~ , . supports a 25 point cut next week. ~ , ., , week. markets have been volatile- _ week. markets have been volatile. will— week. markets have been volatile. will an _ week.

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welcome to newsday, reporting live from singapore, i'm katie silver. the headlines.ill be in direct conflict with russia if it allows ukraine to strike russian territory with western—made long—range missiles. donald trump is not taking part in a second presidential debate against his democratic rival kamala harris. it's another small step, as a billionaire businessman becomes the first non—professional astronaut to walk in space. from here, earth sure looks like a perfect world. a football competition has captured the attention of an entire nation. and taylor swift sweeps up at the video music awards, becoming the most decorated solo artist in the ceremony�*s history. hello and thanks for joining us on bbc news. president putin says the us and european countries will be directly participating in moscow's conflict with ukraine if they lift restrictions on kyiv using long—range missiles to strike russian territory. he said this would change the nature of the conflict,

welcome to newsday, reporting live from singapore — i'm katie silver — the headlines.ore than 57 million people us secretary of state, antony blinken, and the british foreign secretary, david lammy visit kyiv — mr blinken said they'd been hearing how to better help ukraine defend itself. thousands are evacuated from the vietnamese capital, as the red river surges to its highest level in two decades, flooding the streets. a new statue in memory of the late queen and prince philip receives a mixed reception, we'll hear from a sculptor about the challenges of capturing that likeness. welcome to bbc news — thanks forjoining us. initial polls in the united states suggest vice—president kamala harris outperformed donald trump in the presidential debate. but few expect tuesday's encounter to significantly shift the balance of what's expected to be a tight race. ms harris received another boost on wednesday with

i'm katie silver.august came in at two point 5%. consumer inflation for august came in at 2.5%. that's the slowest price rise in three years. the figures have cemented expectations that the us central bank will cut interest rates next week. economist ryan sweet explains what the fed's course of action will be. looking at this morning �*s data, i think a rate cut in the upcoming september meeting was already a done deal. they are shifting their focus away from inflation and more to the downside risks of the labour market. we seen labour market in the last few months, that's a bit of a red flag for the reserve. today's number, whether or not it would be a 50 point base rate cut and i think that... rate cut next week.

i'm katie silver.t came in at 2.5%. that's the slowest price rise in three years. the figures have cemented expectations that the us central bank will cut interest rates. economist ryan sweet explains what he expects from next week's central bank meeting. even before we get this morning's data i think a rate cut at the upcoming september meeting was already a done deal. it shifts focus away from inflation and towards the downside risks of the labour market because we have seen deterioration over the last few months and that is raised a bit of a red flag at the reserve. i think the big story today is towards a 25 or a 50 point cut and i think it supports a 25 point cut

i'm katie silver.e proposed deal includes a wage increase of 25% and a promise to build boeing's next commercialjet in the seattle area. if the deal isn't approved, boeing faces a crippling strike that is likely to cost billions of dollars. we won't stay out that long. i mean, it's a lot of us. 33,000 members. that's a lot of people. that's a lot of people that can affect the economy after a couple of months. because we have to fight. if we won't fight, we won't get nothing. that's always say, "hey, if you don't vote for this contract and you, we're taking the airplane out of washington state."

i'm katie silver.hree years. the figures have cemented expectations that the us central bank will cut interest rates. economist ryan sweet explains what he expects from next week's central bank meeting. even before we get the. this morning i think a rate cut at the upcoming september meeting was already a done deal. it shifts focus away from inflation and the downside risks of the labour market because we have seen deterioration of the last few months and that is raised a bit of a red flag at the reserve. i think the big story today is not whether or not it would tilt the scales towards a 25.50 point six cut and i

katie. so, what is it? >> silver, believe it or not.old to silver, you'll see that it's a long-term trading range, but within that range, you just have swings. it's almost like they take turns in terms of relative performance. now i think it's silver's turn. silver has on its chart in absolute terms a breakout from a consolidation phase, so, that draws our attention to it, but the ratio has an overbought downturn that would suggest that gold may underperform in the near term versus silver, and that really gives it a chance to maybe pause within its very strong uptrend . we're bullish on gold. we have an intermediate term objective, about $27.55, so, we're all for holding gold positions, but we do think for some relative performance, you might consider silver. >> guy? >> 100% agree. if you just -- again, gold's at an all-tile high, silver is probably a little more than half of its prior all-time high and i'm not saying it's going there, but even if you just capture 15%, 20%, which is nothing in silver, if you've been around, yeah, this i

katie today from paris. you've won two gold medals. you've won two silver medals and going for the gold again. i'm sure it's a big thing, but what makes this event and this year so special for you? for me, this quad has been a journey about motherhood. so i decided to start a family with my husband. this time around. so, you know, the sacrifices that much more, the training changes when your body changes, and, you know, competing for this long, it starts to become more about the journey and the process, the relationships, the family. that's around me, and then just the team behind my team. so, honestly, it's so much more about, less about winning and losing. it's more about the, the journey. you know, congratulations on the new baby and everything. and i would imagine, you know, it's teaching your children. we always hear about that. parents teaching their children how to, you know, be themselves, love themselves. and something you spoke about that was very interesting. you spoke in the past about hiding your prosthetic leg while you were playing basketball over at cal state northridge. how do

is really right and has good policies on all the issues, i think katie vance will do a remarkable job of prefix representing those silverood ideas to people and i think under? with the situation to defend a lot of stuff in particular by data administration and from things that kamala harris said over the course of her career that is indefensible i think it would be an interesting position, jd vance because he is a smart guy he is a sharp debater, i think it will give us an opportunity for these guys to focus on issues below must think about that kamala harris, she conducted optics and into avoid another workaholic, brought. >> latina small businesses are the fastest growing in the country. included in that we don't lack for people who have ambition and have aspirations entering cadiz a great idea and work ethic. not everybody has access to the capital. i believe strongly are small businesses are the backbone of america's economy when we grow in strength as small businesses we all benefit. >> i needed interpret what you like to tell me exactly what she was saying. >> you have the wrong guy i have no idea what she's talki

silver medal of the world paracycling championships in zurich. coming home second in the tandem road race. with 15 kilometres to go, unwin and holl fell behind the irish team of katieat to see their mettle today, but the ones who won today, but the ones who won today were always going to be the big competition so we were always watching them. they played it as a team well and i'm really happy for them that they have all meddled. but i wanted that metal to be cold today and i got solar. —— gold and i got silver. and that's all the sport for now. heavy rain has dominated headlines and more wet weather to come into some parts of southern england we've seen way above the average monthly rainfall totals. in these three towns we had three times more rain than we have should have in september. with the next couple of days we are likely to see another 50 mm at least in some spots, a couple of insurance, the darker blues noting with the heaviest of rain is likely to be. slightly quieter trier story, rain is likely to be. slightly quietertrierstory, but rain is likely to be. slightly quieter trier story, but low pressure dominates in these weather fronts will move their way

silver medal of the world paracycling championships in zurich. coming home second in the tandem road race. with 15 kilometres to go unwin and holl fell behind the irish of katiebritish tandem finishing almost 90 seconds later to add to their silver from the b individual time trial on sunday. the irish team was the ones were looking out for, they're really good and it's good to see that metal today as well but the ones who one today as well but the ones who one today were, there was going to be the big competition and we were really watching them. and they played it as a team well and i'm really happy for them but yeah, i wanted that mould to be gored today, not silver. two of the world's top golfers with a disability have called for the sport to provide more professional events after they competed against each other for a rare financial prize fund this week. ireland's brendan lawler is ranked number 3, and invited players like kip popert, the englishman who's world number 1, to county kildare for a groundbreaking tournament... asjoel taggart reports. the chance to play in a goal or disability event with prize money up for grabs. ireland's lawler was the drivi

silver, 12 bronze and brazil is in fourth with 57. and our paralympic coverage continues coming up tonight at 7:00. raj mathai is speaking to paralympian katie holloway. bay bridge all the way from paris. the sitting volleyball player is a three time gold medalist who lives right here in the bay area. team usa is in the semifinals and will play brazil tomorrow, so make sure to join us for that interview. that's tonight at 7:00. and still to come, the top trending story as voted by you on my instagram survey. also a popular british band is coming to the bay area. we did get a chance to speak with them a i came to bayview hunter's point, where there was only one pediatrician to serve more than 10,000 children. daniel lurie said, i'm going to help. we opened a clinic for our most vulnerable children. i have worked shoulder to shoulder with him as we have brought solutions where people thought the problem was unsolvable. daniel doesn't take excuses. he holds himself accountable. and i know that he can do it for the city of san francisco. ♪♪ jardiance! -it's a little pill with a ♪♪ ♪♪ big story to tell. ♪♪ ♪♪ i take once-daily jardiance ♪♪ ♪♪ at

silver from u.s. and global investors. katie: do you continuously see central banks buying gold to diversify away from the u.s. dollar? max: continuously, certainly we see it for the next 12 to 18 months. it is tough to forecast beyond that horizon. that is a long enough horizon for me. there is enough treasury holdings left to sell to by much more gold. jonathan: we have to do more of this. appreciate the clarity. max layton of citi. he likes precious metals. i think he gets excited about precious metals. lisa: a lot of people are getting excited about precious metals. especially with his point that they are exposed to the good sides and the bedsides of economic -- of china's economic cycle. jonathan: let's get an update elsewhere. dani: senior u.s. and chinese economic officials will meet this week in beijing. the biden administration is seeking to confront china over alleged industrial capacity. the allegation includes officials from the treasury and federal reserve board. it will be led by the treasury undersecretary for int

silver yesterday. in the tandem road race they were pipped to the gold by the irish team of katie—george dunlevy and lindaater. -- that is allj will see you, later. -- that is all ours will see you, later. -- that is all yours sport- _ the spitfire is undoubtedly one of the most recognisable aircrafts in british history. its presence in the skies boosted morale during world war two, and struck fear into the hearts of enemies who saw it. 88—year—old brian fox has always dreamt of flying in one and after being diagnosed with terminal cancer, he decided it was time to make his dream a reality. our reporter edward sault has the story. 0k. that's perfect, isn't it? getting ready for the flight of a lifetime. i'd like to do a couple of victory rolls, if that's possible. i'm your man for that. yeah. for brian fox from the new forest, flying in a spitfire has been a lifelong ambition, ever since he was a child growing up in the east end during the battle of britain. a battle royal begins, and the royal air force are still shooting them down at the rate of about 4 to 1. we all cheered when they did a victory roll,

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