a friend wakes up lauren's sister and he was like, hey, where's lauren? >> and i said, what?as like, what do you mean? and he was like, lauren's not here. >> then a voicemail left for doctor johansen, a gut wrenching message from the district attorney's office in nashville. >> bryson rivers was released from custody, and he has not been heard from. so i want to make sure that lauren is safe and that you all take proper precautions. >> the battery in bryson's ankle monitor died. it's bad enough that he's released, but they don't even know where he is, right? >> i mean, it's just disgusting. >> a manhunt is ordered to find bryson, and soon lauren's car is tracked to a cemetery about an hour from biloxi. the search teams capture bryson, who was hiding in the woods about a mile away. but at the cemetery, a horrifying discovery. lauren's badly beaten body is found in the back of her suv. >> i was like, this can't be love. this can't be literally like, this isn't her. she's stronger than this. >> i just remember when they finally zipped her up in the body bag was the last hug i gav

how many, lauren? lauren: 67.1 million.s 16 million more than tuned in in june to watch trump debate joe biden. where did the increase come from? mostly younger and early middle-age voters and viewers. roughly 50% more in that demo, 18 to the about 35 years old, watch watched hearst over biden. sos this is the -- harris over biden, so this is the most-watched political event of this campaign season. presidential debates pull in viewers because i think a lot of people are saying, oh, we have a new candidate. what is she about? ashley: right. lauren: you can answer that question if you learn more after the debate. it's debatable. ashley: that's true. how much did the 67.1 million learn? interesting stuff. lauren, thank you very much. let's take a quick look at the. futures, essentially flat after the latest inflation data that shows same as you are, basically. and in the premarket we're going to open up, the bell will ring in, what, 19 minutes from now. my math is terrible. dow is up 53 points, s&p and nasdaq essentially flat

lauren? if. lauren: oh, this happens all the time.e on the phone and say can i just pay via check and put it in the mail? if. [laughter] whatever it is, constant problems. stuart: ashley? ashley: it's always the stupid pass wores. i can never -- passwords. so i have to redo it. i'm doing better now keeping a list of them in my phone, but what a pain in the neck. lauren: you're not supposed to keep a list anywhere, that's the problem. ashley: i know, right? lauren: someone can crack into your phone. stuart: wait until you get old. this is from maggie, what is a book you recommend everyone read? that's simple, animal farm. lauren? lauren: j.d. salinger's catcher in the rye, i read that a couple times. stuart: it's a good one. ashley? ashley: i'm really into spy books, there's a book called agent sonya, it's a true story. you have to read it, all about the brits, ended up spying for russia. try it out. stuart: okay. that was a very good friday feedback session, i think. one of the best ever. so now it's time for the friday trivia questio

if on what, lauren in. lauren: electric vehicles and materials used in making them.ariffs start at the end of this month. evs from china get 100% duty, it's 50% for solar panels, 5% for things like -- 25% for steel, aluminum and key minerals that are used in evs. and that's not all. the biden administration is also working to close this popular loophole that lets te mixer -- temu and shein, those e-commerce sites, ship their products to the united states and escape tariffs on them. there's a loop hole that allows items worth less than $8000 to just sail through --ing 8000. a new proposal would hit the chinese e-commerce giants. ashley: lauren, thank you very much. cnn's data reporter or is worried about kamala harris' support among young voters. watch this. >> i think young voters, young voters, young voters. it's a group of voters that kamala harris is struggling versus what you might expect from a normal democratic candidate in a normal year. maybe taylor swift can deliver a new of those. -- few of those. ashley: that's the question, can taylor swift's endorsement

just you and i, or you and me, lauren. lauren: uh-oh.lse -- of what someone else has worked for? that's a good one. [laughter] okay, i'll do 30. i would willingly pay 30 percent of my income right off the. to i currently pay more than 50%. lauren: it depends -- like, i would take 100% of what you worked for and not feel bad about it, i'm going 25%. stuart: what's your fair share? lauren: 25%. i'm cheap. stuart: i wouldn't say that. this is from california. with the growing corruption scandal in new york city, do you have any hope that voters could put a republican in power like they the did in the 199 90? not a prayer, not a prayer. this city has moved so far to the left, it's -- they're a bunch of communists. what have you got? lauren: i think it's possible. i'm not hopeful -- stuart too stuart in my lifetime? lauren: maybe. people are fed up. they really are. stuart: all right, this is from paul. you've discussed the lack of importance of celebrity endorsements in the election, but is there think celebrity whose opinion you do hold in

lauren: it's up almost one%.s a $13 billion investment has 1 million paid subscribers for the business version of chat gpt double where we were in the spring. it is a big increase in a short time. that is according to bloomberg. separate report from information says open ai is considering increasing prices for those customers for up to $2,000 a month. stuart: if you've got pricing power, the people paying it, microsoft up 355. look at dollar tree. a huge loss yesterday. a little down today. lauren: it has lost a quarter of its value. dollar tree cut their guidance for the second time this year, losing market share to walmart and target and at least two downgraded the stock and cut the price target in half, going to 655 to 68, stock at 62. stuart: the low income consumer is running out of money and dollar tree and other places like that. lauren: running out of money. up nicely. they got up 6. 5%, wells fargo upgraded them to equal rate. the streaming channel, all sorts of programming, with third parties they used.

lauren. not bad, 23% for are rh. lauren, thanks. >>> coming up, the white house just announcing new sanctions on individuals linked to venezuela's dictator, nick -- nicolas maduro. does that give us leveraging powersome if we're going to take on that story. >>> the fda just authorized the hearing aid feature for apple's air pod pros making it the first over the counter hearing aid. we're going to ask doc siegel if he approves of this. >>> and texas has seen a rise in violent activity across the country from members of the venezuelan gang. lieutenant chris old very less will be here from the texas public safety department, and he's going to tell us what's being done to stop these criminals. that's next. ♪ ♪ vizsla silver has consolidated one of the largest high grade silver projects in the world in mexico. we've just released our pea and that's the first step to production. we're massively undervalued, with less than 9% of our known veins having been drilled so far. your record label is taking

lauren: it's out of touch. many americans, many republicans, many democrats want common sense policies. st the common sense. common ground. >> i'm going to redo the numbers for nancy. 99% of republicans don't want hair tax money to go to non-citizens who just randomly want to come into our country and take their hard-earned money. that doesn't make them racist, it makes them want to take care of their families. nancy's off. stuart: very good. check futures one more time. we've got, what, 19 minutes to go before we open the markets, and we're up. a little bit of green, not ooh too bad. >>> coming up, a new york times podcast sounding the alarm on the harris honeymoon. >> there is a chance that this poll is telling us that the honeymoon is over. the momentum is no longer to pelling her forward. >> euphoria has faded that the public is still hungering for a little bit more about kamala harris. and she hasn't provided it yet. stuart: what's that? the euphoria is fading? brent bozell takes that on later. we're hours

lauren.re are large corporations spitting out in a minute, how much are they set to raise base pay next year? do we know? lauren: 3.9%. i didn't think that was a lot. i know, the conference board said that the expected base pay increase for 2025 this year was 3.8%. last year it was 4.4%. so still growing at a solid clip and job market in tact and relatively strong and the cost of living going up and more than 3.9% pay increase and biggest hikes coming in the insurance and energy and communications divisions of big companies. lauren: now you know. ashley: we hear you. now we know. christmas is 100 days away and some retailers are rolling out their holiday specials. gerri willis in summit, new jersey this morning. gerri, are store owners worried about this holiday shopping season? >> hey, good morning, ash. that's right. they're very worried to put it we're at sustainable house at summit, new jersey, with the owner. good to see you. jeanette sources everything in the store and makes some of the

thanks, lauren.s what we have coming up this friday, president biden revealing the inflation reduction act should have had a different name. >> the most significant climate change law ever. and, by the way, it is a $369 billion bill. it's called -- we should have named it what it was. but at any rate -- stuart: it was always about funding the climate agenda, budget it? tammy bruce will take that on for us. trump making this warning to find jihadi sympathizers and pro-hamas supporters. listen to this. >> when i'm president, we will can deport the foreign jihad sympathizers and hamas supporters from our midst. [cheers and applause] if you hate america, if you want to eliminate israel, then we don't want you in our country. stuart: former state department official christian whiton reacts on that one. we'll be back. ♪ everywhere but the seat. the seat is leather. alan, we get it. you love your bike. we do, too. that's why we're america's number-one motorcycle insurer. but do you have to wedge it into eve

thank you, lauren. listen to what the president had to say about israel's prime minister netanyahu. roll it. >> reporter: are you planning to present a final hostage deal to both sides this week? >> we're very chose to that. >> reporter: what makes you think that this deal will be successful in the way that the other deals were not? >> hope springs eternal. >> reporter: mr. president, is it time for prime minister netanyahu to do more on this issue? do you think he's doing enough? >> no. stuart: guy benson joins me now. hamas kills six hostages, the administration wants israel to the make concessions for a ceasefire. my question is, is biden now supporting hamas no matter what he says? >> well, you can make the argument that effectively he is helping hamas, no question about that. a hamas says no over and over again, stu, as we all know to the various peace deals. and, certainly, peace deals and especially just even temporary cease fivers. and ben -- ceasefire ifs. and benjamin netanyahu came out yester

lauren, the is trump still on top? lauren: yeah.w has a 58% chance of winning the electoral college, harris at 42%. the reason trump is extending the lead is the sugar high that harris has had has worn off. nate silver blames poll erosion in two key states. in pennsylvania he did not choose governor josh shapiro as her running mate, and also in michigan. she's still leading in both of those battlegrounds, but it's narrowed. she also hasn't connected. you know, she was fresh and exciting and joyous right after she got into the race and through the dnc, and now we're starting to the hear from her policies, and a lot of her policies are exactly like donald trump. so at the debate i would say one thing to her, did you stand by joe biden's economic policies? because yous are all different now, so what'd you cofor the past four years? who are you? stuart: do you think abc will ask that kind of question? i don't think so. [laughter] the trump campaign released their august fund raising numbers. lauren: they're ending august with $295 milli

why, lauren? lauren: artificial intelligence.money from corporations and used to be like a growth that all cost kind of mentality. the moon shots and this and that. now companies are fine tuning ai or bust. if you're a software engineer and have tons of skills, no longer the right skills and it's a problem for employees that have made huge salaries and taking ai boot camps and learn the skills needed. if you're keeping score this year, 438 tech companies laid off 137,000 employees. well paid employees because of this boom in artificial intelligence and quite frankly who knows what to do with it. regulators and company and user and ai is also replacing the software engineer. you don't need as many software engineers. my boyfriend is one and he said he's doing the work of ten engineers with ai right now. he's launching the company and says what he's doing would have taken him and a team of ten the same amount he's doing it just himself and >> a look at dow 30 and it's a mixed picture and half up and half down and dow is up 60 point

lauren, you better take us through it. lauren: good morning. made the decision to have their moderators fact check the debaters, and they checked trump much more than harris. watch. >> there is no state in this country where it is legal to kill a baby after it's born. >> i just want to clarify here, you bring up springfield, ohio, and abc news did reach out to the city manager there. he old the us there have been no credible reports, in evidence of that. president trump, as you know, the fbi says, overall, violent crime is actually coming down in this country. the question was about you as president, not about former speaker pelosi. i did watch all of these pieces of video. i didn't detect the criticism. >> vice president, he said you hate israel. >> vice president harris, have you ever met vladimir putin? >> just yes or no, you still do not have a plan. lauren: that felt like a three on one against trump to many viewers. harris' team wants to do it all over again. >> listen, the truth is whats. we want a second debate, we certainly hope -- >>

all right or, lauren, give us the details. lauren: yeah.ow local police in aurora arrested ten tda gang members. officials cite 14 separate criminal incidents over the last 10 months including at least 7 events at apartment complexes that are property -- that a property management company has said were, quote, take the taken over by the tda gang. other charges for these ten men, these ten migrants, child abuse, attempted first-cree murder, illegal discharge of a firearm and more. that's what's happening in i a roar pro -- aurora, colorado. ashley: finally taking some action. lauren, thank you very much. let's get a quick check of the markets while we're here. markets open just a couple of hours. the dow down just 32 points, less than a tenth of a percent. the s&p essentially flat, and the nasdaq also up just two-tenths of a percent. >>> all right, now this story, if you're planning on taking a cruise to certain islands in greece -- wouldn't that be nice -- well, be prepared to pay more. a so-called tourism tax, right, lauren? lauren lauren

lauren: so that's less than july. stuart: yes. lauren: thank you. stuart: brian brenberg with me. >> morning. stuart: that's a pretty weak housing report. >>s it is, yeah. don't you think people are waiting for the rates to come down a little bit? it's that game where with you know rates are coming down, you can get a better monthly mortgage payment on that. i wouldn't want to pay the highest mortgage rates -- stuart: the national association or realtors said don't expect mortgage rates to come down that much very quickly. >> maybe not, but i know they're coming down lower than they are today. by the end of next year, you could see high 4s or low 5s. do you really want to buy now? stuart: so you'd wait? >> i just think this report in august has a lot of people saying why would i want to get in before things get better? stuart: i can see that. david is with me this morning. ask you're looking at me kind oe kind of skeptically. >> i have something to add to what brian's saying. i think it's the seller that doesn't want to trade out of their 2 or 3% mo

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tell me more, lauren. lauren: from the jordan river to the mediterranean sea is israel.ase is a call for destruction of israel and it's okay to use it if the content in the post does not call for israel or jews. that's sort of contradictory and meta's oversight board says a blanket ban would violate free speech. if you're using that phrase to express support for palestine, that's okay. if there's violence in that post, that's not okay. stuart: your comment, lou? >> it's hate speech. a blanket ban would be banning hate speech and inherently genocide dallas cowboys and anti-semitic. you don't use that phrase apart from palestine going to be free and they want eradication of israel. hamas has the slogan in their charter. it's not about solidarity. the natzis use hate speech and it's wrong and these last two decades down as a tragic time in history and social media destroyed youth and anti-semitism and instead of being established and flourished and i'm with you, it's tragic. stuart: now that the harris campaign is walking back it is plans for ev mandate, did they finally re

lauren: yeah, for some. stuart: all right. thanks, lauren. check those markets, please. minutes to go before we open up, but the dow's up 40 and the nasdaq's up 48. this is premarket action. mark tepper with me the morning. if we don't get 50 basis points as a cut this afternoon, will the market sell off in. >> look, yeah. i think if we don't get 50 basis points, the market -- investors would initially throw a tantrum, the market would sell off. however, i do think the bull market would stay intact if it's a 25 basis point cut. if you look at the 2-year treasury, that would indicate that the fed's about 175 basis points behind. so the argument for a larger cut is there. however, when you look at the data, the data's been a mixed bag. we saw a slight uptick in inflation, economic data, growth has been, i guess, more resilient than recessionary. so i think the 50 basis point cut, you know, what that would do is investors would celebrate it and eventually have a bad hangover. i think it would call a selloff eventually. stuart: you've been rather cool about the rally. are yo

lauren: okay. stock is down 5.5%. viking therapeutics up 4. 5%, the obesity pill, they are both working on one. they finished a successful phase 2 trial, they now go to phase 3. they skipped phase 2 and go straight to phase 3. the stream is saying one of these might be better than the other according to early data. stuart: down 5%, my goodness. a shock to the system. the buy now pay later people. >> they see the share going up 16% from here because rate cuts boost consumer spending. stuart: i know what they are and what they are. furniture. lauren: do you know the key piece of furniture that they may? the teams office chair from herman miller. $5,000, like a status symbol. anyway, look at this, they are down 15% because this is the housing market. it is struggling. a los in the past quarter and they said a disappointing profit target for this quarter, 15% is ugly. stuart: it sure is. coming up donald trump became the first us president to pay with bitcoin, he bought burgers for a crowd and the crypto bar in new york c

is that right, lauren?ren: i'd agree with that. 2.2% is what the fed pegs their 2% inflation target to. it's the lowest since february of 2021. this is another sign that inflation is cooling, and it lets the fed focus more on the jobs part of their dual mandate. core pce rose in august a from last august. it came in at 2.7% as expected, but it increased. that's the measure the fed prefers, and and it does suggest that the job on inflation isn't quite done yet. so calling it a mixed bag. fed's next decision, two days after the election. stuart: and here's what futures are telling us, green on your screen. 81 up for the dow, 33 up for the nasdaq. kyle wool looking at the inflation report this morning. welcome back to the program. inflation is cooling, interest rates are down, the economy's expanding roughly 3 rate. it looks like aally to me. what say you? >> i agree. and i think this particular pce is very important. this is what the professionals look at. this is the most important one to the fed because thi

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lauren: i can't figure that out. stuart stor thank, lauren.roposed mass deportations of illegal migrants if he's elected. janet yellen pushing back on that. roll it. >> i think it would raise inflation. the influx of workers into the labor market is something that's helped to bring down inflation and create a lot of jobs. stuart: well, that's a good question, would deportations really bring on inflation? we're going to get into it. >>> kamala harris, a huge fan of school buses. remember this? >> who doesn't love a yellow school bus, right? can you raise your hand if you love a yellow school bus, right? stuart: okay. but a scathing report shows her clean bus project helps the chinese communist party or and you, the taxpayer, paid for it. new york congressman mike lawler on that next. ♪ have mercy ♪ [city noise] investment opportunities are everywhere you turn. do you charge forward? freeze in your tracks? (♪) or, let curiosity light the way. at t. rowe price, we're asking smart questions about opportunities like clean water. and how clean water

lauren: it is up 1.5%. oppenheimer is saying interest rates will help home depot and lowe's beginning later in 2025. they upgraded lowe's entirely, lifted the price target of $400 a share almost where they are now. stuart: cnn's anchor dana bash cannot understand why voters want answers from harris. >> you hear time and time again the question from focus groups, undecided voters but what about her policies? what is that about? stuart: it's about getting answers. jimmy failla is on the show. the rocket exploded on a highway in israel. the idf says hezbollah has launched a hundred rockets so far today. tensions boiling over and more us troops are heading to the middle east. right on the highway. house republicans are pushing to hold antony blinken in contempt of congress, he refused to provide testimony about the botched afghan withdrawal. jillian turner has the report from the state department next. your best defense against erosion and cavities is strong enamel. nothing beats it. i recommend pronamel active

lauren: stop chuckling.at's what the data says. >> no, it says the rate of increase is going down. lauren: okay. >> prices are going up, but at a slower pace -- lauren: the smallest increase since november. >> i'm saying if we have an affordability crisis, them getting a little bit more unaffordable is still difficult. prices need to come down -- lauren: and in new york, they're up 8.8% -- >> that's right. stuart: you're such a pain, bahnsen. [laughter] >> i need it, i think i'm a pain. my wife has recently said it. stuart: there you go. coming up, the l.a. times claims san francisco's politics are moving to the center. voters tired of liberal, soft on crime policies. our california guy, steve hilton, really wants to get into this, and he will. he's on the show. >>> israel continues strike is thing hezbollah targets in lebanon. the u.s. sending more troops to the region. is biden supporting netanyahu's fight against hezbollah? national security analyst rebeccah heinrichs is here with more on that. she's next

lauren, you're looking at a apple. up today. lauren: yeah, up 2.ley sees the stock near-term downside of $200 a share, the stock is at 220 the because of weaker than expected iphone 16 orders that are coming in. but they say buy every single dip because when the apple intelligence, the a.i. features do come out, that's going to drive a multiyear upgrade cycle. stuart: super micro. lauren: needham says this is a significant beneficiary of all that a.i. investment coming in. they're at a buy. price target, $600 which is 37% from the close yesterday. stuart: that would be nice, wouldn't it? lauren: yep. stuart: seven corps rah. lauren: they're a drug distributer: intruders got personal information, medical information on customers. they reportedly paid what is estimated to be the largest ransom ever, $75 million in bitcoin. stock is down 2.6%. stuart: thanks, lauren. just one week after taylor swift endorsed kamala harris, another pop singer, or billie eilish, is hopping onboard. but do celebrity endorsements really matter? mega-producer pharrell will

or morning, lauren, what did he say? lauren: morning.was his first public comment about it, and he praised the secret service. watch here. >> all of a sudden, we heard shots. being fired in the air. and if i guess probably four or fife. five. and it sounded like bullets. i was with an agent, and the agent did a fantastic job. there was no question that we were off that course. i would have loved to have sank that a last putt -- [laughter] but we decided let's get out of here. and amazingly, a civilian in that area saw something that looked very suspicious, and in the car drove their car to the back of his truck of some kind and took pictures of the license plate -- >> wow. >> -- gave them to the sheriff's office. lauren: the suspected gunman, ryan route, was charged with -- routh was charged with two counts. he was on the fbi's radar back many 2092019 for being a felon in possession of a firearm. that investigation was closed. "the washington post" reports secret service knew trump's golf courses were security risks for years, but trump

lauren is looking at the movers. i want to know about micro strategy. lauren: it is up 6%.itcoin is above 60,000 dead if you look at the prediction markets, there's a 60% chance that bitcoin hits new highs this year which we are heading into the fourth quarter so what is happening soon if it happens. stuart: 68,000 was the high or thereabouts. we will take that. bristol-myers. we to the fda approved the groundbreaking schizophrenia drug. there's no black box warning label. if you take mental medications, the side effects are often intolerable. these suggest the side effects as soon as next month. the momentum is with them, third-quarter delivery expected to be good and the week after that is the robo taxi event, two trading days left, tesla up 29%. blue one skeptical on that but that's compelling of a stock. lead to it is the future, probably the distant future, not in your lifetime. blue one coming up, donald trump things kamala harris should call off a trip to the border. >> you can't justify it. she should save her airfare, go back to the white house and tell the preside

lauren: some people want to sit and stay. starbucks is up 1.5%.: children's -- i don't -- 63%. lauren: their margins jumped my fewer promotions, less free shipping, less advertising, trying to right the ship. it is working. stuart: ice call that a sob again. we received, we've got the consumer price inflation report, prices rising 2.5%, moderating inflation. brian brenberg with me. how much have prices gone up since biden took office? >> the headline was 2. 5%, the core number was 3.2% year over year and it picked up in august. that is what markets are looking at. let me show you a few nevers, the big ones that are sticky, shelter costs since january 21st up 22.7%, still very expensive to buy a home. once you are in the home, you need electricity, up 27. 6% since biden took office, two of the big drivers making life so unaffordable and you getting your car because you don't like to linger, you are paying 55.6% more for auto insurance than you did in january of 2,020 one. those things are contributing to the sticky, core inflation, the market sayin

stuart: lauren, thank you very much indeed. new york times is admitting harry honeymoon phase is over. >> public is still hungering for a little bit more about kamala harris and she hasn't provided it yet. if that's hurting her a little bit among some critical constituencies. stuart: is this debate make or break for harris. thousands of californians are being forced out of their homes, wild fires have burned hundreds of thousands across the state. we'll bring you the latest. abc's david muir is a moderator in tonight's debate and coverage of both candidates has been skewed in favor of harris. media research center president brent bozell lays out the proof next. ♪ stuart: alexandria hoff in philadelphia for us. do you know what trump's debate strategy will be tonight? reporter: welshing the trump team has maintained they're confident and he doesn't need to prepare but we know he has and we'll get into that. speaking of confidence, to debate trump or try to practice doing so, would be like trying to prepare to go against floyd ma

lauren, what's with fedex? lauren: and ups. are sharply higher as the east coast port strike looms, stifle is saying these air freight providers would benefit the most from a potential strike. stuart: trump media, djt. >> the lockup expired over a year ago. trump has yet to sell his shares, stock is up almost 7%, the real clear political average of polls has trump up marginally in the battlegrounds. stuart: got it. thanks lauren. i've got to go to this the latest on hurricane helene. at least 106 people have died. millions are still without power. ashley? take us through the latest, please. ashley: well, an unprecedented tragedy is what it's called. it's unfolding in the mountains of of western north carolina. plus, communities simply struggling to cope without water, food, power, gasoline, or cell phone service. a major disaster declaration now infect for the 25 counties for western and north carolina, local federal officials are trying to deliver supplies to areas and repair and restore what they can, but complicating the who

lauren: sales dropping, net income lows.e in stock down 8% they lowered their full year sales. the decline in manufacturing business lower-than-expected prices for turkey and pork. bad for them. stuart: let's look at nvidia. big selloff yesterday. no bounce at all so far though it is up $0.25. lauren: we are seeing things up and down, it is always $278 billion from market. perhaps this is a buying opportunity. huge. a lot of analysts saying when the black belt chip comes out, it is delayed. stuart: i don't see any dip buyers. dollar tree plunging after reporting pullback from customers. huge losses in that sector. what does it tell you about the consumer? lauren: it to low income consumer that dollar tree targets as well as dollar general. it was 7.3 billion in sales. they also had earnings per share of $0.67. a miss by 35%. the company is going through restructuring, closing a thousand stores. the more troubling thing is dollar tree lowered their for your guidance, though ceo cautioned the more conservative sales outlook to

lauren: they sneeze and the world catches cold.ple taking weight loss drugs like ozempic are less likely to die from covid 19. >> that's the multibillion-dollar question. nova notice doing well, moving towards oral drugs, moving towards oral drugs. is the answer to your question. the word inflammation, the way these drugs work is decreased hunger in the brain and gastric epting from the stomach but also decrease insolent resistance and inflammation in the body. that helps the heart if your heart helps you get over covid 19 without that and the study you are referring to out of journal of the american college of cardiology, 17,600 people study, 30% decreased risk of dying from covid related complications if they were taking these drugs and these drugs don't only help with covid but they help the heart remodel, kidney function, they do a lot and people are asking, i'm not overweight, should've a taking them anyway? the answer is not yet known. stuart: people say to me it works, you lose weight but what are the long-term effects? do w

thanks, lauren. natural polls show harris with a growing lead in trump and over the battleground state, trump's lead is growing. i look at this and see the race in a dead heat virtually and i'll ask tommy lauren what she -- tomi lahren what she thinks and the house rejected the ev mandate and full report from washington is next. ♪ clem's not a morning person. or a...people person. but he is an "i can solve this in 4 different ways" person. you need clem. clem needs benefits. work with principal so we can help you with a plan that's right for him. let our expertise round out yours. [coughing] copd isn't pretty. i'm out of breath, and often out of the picture. but this is my story. ( ♪ ) and with once-daily trelegy, it can still be beautiful. because with 3 medicines in 1 inhaler, trelegy keeps my airways open for a full 24 hours and prevents future flare-ups. trelegy also improves lung function, so i can breathe more freely all day and night. trelegy won't replace a rescue inhaler for sudden breathing

a thanks, lauren. declined another debate, but he has agreed to what we're going to call dueling town halls. tell me more about this. lauren: this is on univision next month. trump's downtown hall, october 8th, miami. harris, two days after that in vegas, and enrique a acevedo will moderate both. hispanics are the largest minority in the united states, that voting bloc, 36 million strong. this is a key demographic. unfortunately, separate town halls, the candidates won't be together. stuart: got it. thanks, lauren. trump revealed his plan to bring manufacturing jobs back to america. roll it. >> finally, to exploit these pro-manufacturing policies, their full potential is going the happen, it's going to happen very quickly, i will appoint a manufacturing ambassador whose sole task -- and it'll be a great one -- will be to go around the world can and convince major manufacturers to pack up and move back to america where they want to be. stuart: and harris is expected the pitch her own plan for manufactur

lauren: the news is big.e filed a complaint with the european union over microsoft's licensing practices in crowd computing. microsoft locks in customers which means they can't bring their workspaces to competing services. stuart: so google goes to the europeans to complain about microsoft. american company complained about another american company. lauren: i don't like that and i'm surprised by it. they are both under fire. stuart: nancy pelosi's husband once again under fire for his recent stock trades. what did he do this time? lauren: disclosures show paul pelosi sold 2000 shares of these are worth $500,000. he did this july 3rd. yesterday the department of justice sued visa saying monopolizes the debit card market. the perennial question for lawmakers, we discussed this many times on the show, does nancy pelosi's perch in dc give her access to nonpublic happenings? this was going on for two plus years. also on that day, july 3rd, he sold chesler, bought nvidia, broad.com, could be regular business but he

lauren: probably not.m venezuela who brags about crossing the border illegally in 2022 and getting handouts, remember this guy, and influencer, there's a term for that now. homeland security forces, the us immigration judge ordered him to be deported but deportation flights to venezuela have been halted. the wall street journal says the maduro administration stopped accepting flights of migrants in retaliation for economic sections imposed on his country by the united states but there are no direct commercial flights so he is here and continues to brag about crimes and handouts and squatting on social media. doesn't return up for any court dates. stuart: florida congressman cory mills on hakeem jeffries demanding supporters stop extreme amaga republicans. is this toning down the rhetoric? former secret service agent said the agency needs more manpower. is that a question of money? mike braun deals with that. jimmy failla on roasting harris for being too on script. that is next. ♪ ♪ ... think scaling your a

lauren is looking at some movers. lauren: down 7.5%. the self driving tech company. until owns an 80% stake, there are reports that intel is considering options for selling some of it as they work on this turnaround. both stocks are down sharply. stuart: the continuing chip rack they are dealing with now, driving the nasdaq down for 100 points. neo, and i/o, ev. lauren: the numbers are narrowing. profit margins improved to 10%, but 5% in the previous quarter. they expect to deliver more cars for 5% gain. stuart: why is lululemon at the top of the active list? lauren: the stock had been up 3%. 3%. the ceo botta million dollars worth of shares. average price to 60, it's at 255 now. stuart: down $4 a share. thanks very much. judge murchon could decide to delay his sentencing until after the election. hunter pleads guilty to all 9 tax charges facing years in prison. will the president pardon his son? former acting attorney general matthew whitaker is next. ♪ car, this isn't the way home. that's right james, it isn't. car, where are we going? we're here. (♪) surprise!!! t

lauren thank you very much indeed. now this.efore last night's debate, a study by the media research group found 100% of abc's coverage of kamala harris was positive. 93% of trump's coverage was negative. well that was turning out to be an accurate pointer as to how abc's moderators performed last night. you want to handle a debate you have to be fair. forget your own opinions and treat both sides equally. last night abc was not fair. first of all the questions were stacked against trump. there was no mention of defunding the police, student loan forgiveness, electric vehicle mandates, reparations and certainly not mention of transgender operations for illegal migrants in prison. all of those would have been negative for harris. they didn't come up. but january 6, that stood out. that's a negative for trump. the lie about charlottesville came up and that was not challenged by the moderators. when it came to fact checking it was trump who was checked and harris was never asked why she changed her mind on so many issues. what even

lauren: the number came in 69, the highest since may. it is up two months and a row and it is 2% above where it was in august. why are we feeling better? prices are coming down especially for durables for favorable prices perceived by consumers, when your inflation expectations, we have them down at 2.7%, the lowest since december 2020. 5 year inflation expectations come up a bit to 3.1% so maybe we don't believe the lower prices will last. ashley: markets, the dow is up 220 may be reacting to that but a good strong number. now this would former clinton advisor mark penn calling on abc to conduct an internal investigation into the debate's planning and execution. in a new op-ed entitled abc's bias deprived voters of a fair debate he writes, quote, they called trump out on every falsehood but let harris get away with one lie after another. a presidential debate shouldn't be a staged wrestling match, it should feature two candidates on a level playing field so voters can make their minds up free of interference. tammy bruce, i want to let

good evening, i'm lauren martinez. we begin with a deadly shooting in the south ba, hurting a community that has seen too much pain from gun violence. a valley transportation authority bus driver is dead, and deputies are investigating it as a homicide. the shooting happened last night at vta's shibuya yard in south san jose. abc seven news reporter cornell bernard has new details about the victim. >> we're sad for his passing. and, you know, our prayers are with his family. >> workers at the santa clara valley transportation authority are still processing news of a shooting which left a bus driver dead. transit union president raj singh knew the victim, a vta driver, for ten years. >> he was a very good, good individual. i can't recall a you know, a negative interaction with him. >> the deadly shooting happened friday night at vta shibuya division yard. the santa clara county sheriff's department says it appears to be an isolated incident. a motive is unclear and no arrests have been made. investigators are now follow

presenters: bill blake, ams planning & research; lauren frankel, ams planning & research. i'm going to introduce um, director director ralph remington to make the introduction of planning team. >> hello um, thanks president collins i'm now introducing bill blake, ams planning & research. and lauren frankel, ams planning & research. >> got it. >> thank you director ralph remington and commissioners good green to be with you a pleasure and honor to be working on this strategic plan that lauren and i over lunch were determining and hoping this is the last strategic plan in our first century in the commission since 1932 coming up on one hundred years so it is our great honor to be working with you on this process and program. >> um, we have started work and had a few meetings and walk you through the scope of work working on the background phase for the next 4 weeks and a ms as you may know from the work with you a few months ago c sap plan we worked on about a year ago and a ms a management consulting firm dedicated to the arts and culture and work with the culture organizati

lauren: well below $70.e today because of hurricane francine which made landfall in louisiana, just about 40% of the gulf of mexico oil production is off-line because of it. ahead of time they evacuated 3 rigs, 171 platforms to be saved, ubs is estimating the hurricane likely disrupted 1.5 million barrels of us oil production. as you look at oil prices under 70, gas buddy says by october the national average for gasoline should be below $3 a gallon so that would be a little gift when voters go to the polls. paying $2 and something for gas. lauren: thank you very much. now this. a new study finds a new prostate cancer drug is showing a lot of promise for treating the disease. doctor marty makary joins us. what is this new medication? sounds very encouraging? >> sounds encouraging. not sure it is the big breakthrough people are hoping for. it identifies an enzyme used in the prostate cancer cells to grow, to replicate so it tries to drug or block that particular enzyme. it's been tried before with mixed result

lauren: way up today.t that the eu below are proposed tariffs on the shanghai made evs, stock is up 3.2%. big tech love green. elon musk has a lot of green with tesla. stuart: packet enterprise. lauren: they make a i service and launch the stock offering to fund the billion dollar acquisition of juniper networks, juniper makes networking equipment. hewlett-packard goes in on a i, they need to raise more money. stuart: i bet under armour is down. lauren: they lowered their annual outlook with a lot of $200 million, citing higher restructuring costs closing a distribution facility and lay off employees. stuart: today, former new york governor andrew cuomo will testify before the house covid 19 subcommittee. this is about the nursing home deaths under his watch. what can we expect today? >> reporter: we can expect fireworks, andrew cuomo said the republican led subcommittee, to pursue amaga conspiracies, nothing more than a distraction from donald trump's failed pandemic response. finding cuomo was responsibl

yes, lauren i havejust — is like there? yes, lauren i have just arrived _ is like there? i. have just arrived here around this is the main road behind me, the a421. i will turn the camera round you can see, it is completely and utterly flooded. the road has been closed but in the middle of the screen you can probably see there a car that has been submerged. it looks like the back of the car, has come up, we don't know what has come up, we don't know what has happened to the people who were in that car, but you can see the amount of water that has falling on this road. as i say, this is the main road, the a421 between milton keynes and bedford, and you can see that the road is completely closed. if i turn the cam row round you can see that the traffic is having to be diverted and the water, if i walk across the road, you will be able to see that it road, you will be able to see thatitis road, you will be able to see that it is more like a river on this side over here, as well, so this has gone under this bridge where this road is, you can see in the distance, the services

lauren simonetti on that. the interactive broker founder and chairman, always like having thomas on because he can make sense of this crazy world. the dow, s&p in record territory, nasdaq coming back far rough selloff, if you days ago. what do you make of what is going on here? >> given their trends look like democrats are ahead that, i don't understand that. they are so bullish. neil: this is getting ahead of itself. >> absolutely. neil: what worries you the most right now. >> i'm worried about the elections because you know, the difference is between the policies the two candidates are huge, i am afraid in a democratic election, the market is overextended. neil: it is hard to look at how the market is playing with the election and the variables here. this is the time of year it starts having a big impact, the market tends to gauge what might or might not happen in seven weeks so if it is panicked one way or another it is not showing that. how do you explain how it is dealing with the election. >> i am say an

all right, lauren in. lauren: he's stolen my strategy. i think the answer is 46.uart: lou. >> let's go with the consensus, more is more here. lauren: are you going to break the trend? stuart: i like your reasoning, but i think it's just 40. lauren: boom. stuart: wouldn't you know? there have been only 17 versions of the iphone released since 2007. most of them came in a variety of models such as pro,, max or plus. your reasoning was solid there, ashley. that's to pretty good. >> i'm betting with ashley all the time. lauren: he's on a streak. stuart: he really does. neil, it's yours. david: if i was neil, i'd say thank you, but david is here, and i say thank you -- stuart: sorry. [laughter]

lauren: that's big.america's largest union, and they have endorsed every democratic mom me since bill clinton. did they say -- nominee. did they say why? or after reviewing six months of nationwide member polling and wrapping up nearly a year of rank and file round table interviews of of all major candidates for the presidency, the union is left with few commitments on top. teamsters' issues from either former president trump or vice president harris and found no definitive support among members for either. but polling shows 60% of their members wanted trump, 34% for harris. trump took this as a win. >> great honor. they're not going to endorse the democrats, that's a big thing. and this is the first time in, i guess, 50, 60 years that that's happened. democrats automatically have the teamsters. i guess i was at 60% or more, and that's a great honor. i mean, it's really -- i had a lot of teamsters work for me. a lot of the concrete trucks that built all these buildings in new york city, they're teamster

media company are also unnamed but tenet media is registered to two people named liam donovan and lauren chen. chen was fired from her job as a commentator for right wing blaze media. she had contributed to videos to its blaze tv. it seems the reality of it all is you hear these narratives, ukraine is our true enemy, or the economy is doing so terribly, it's in ruin, inspied of ample evidence to the contrary. how the white man is falling behind because the government is giving preferential treatment to blacks and brown people. remember the twin boogiemen of dei and critical race theory? you hear these things and think these are right wingers being the miserable wretches they always are, when it turns out they might also be getting cash apps from mother russia to say it. it's not like some genius idea. the russians are just banking on the things right wingers are already hopped up on to scare white voters to vote for the candidate vladimir putin wants to win, and no surprise, his preferred candidate is this guy. >> russia, you had a relationship with them and north korea. >> but nobody wa