after completing her studies, i'm working as a fashioned stylist macdonald realized a dream. setting up her own label, the sioux and 2018. i've been asked before sort of words that define the brand, and i would say bold, unique, colorful, and happy is actually proven by psychologists. that color makes us feel better. i say it's about, you know, spreading the love and joy, who design successfully combine african and european culture and are hugely popular . friends include hollywood stars and celebrities like british t. v presenter ha. due to now me was when a patrol helen mirren, paint and d way newton have so much focus on black lives matter during the pan that make when no one had anything else to do. so they really had to focus on the issue. ah, which is still a huge issue, there's a long way to go. but i think that really in terms of timing was great for me. and i would imagine most african designers would say the fame, because here we are 2020 t and the v in a holding and exhibition of african designs, the africa fashion exhibition at the praetorian albert museum and london char

claudia macdonald opening the scoring. england on the board within five minutes.fore they felt the fizzle of the fiji attack. a reminder that they, too, can turn it on. there is what fiji can do with the ball in hand. whatever was said in the england dressing room at half—time, it had an instant impact, and then the floodgates opened as they ran in ten second—half tries. as fiji faltered and tired... england were simply too quick, too strong, too good. macdonald shone as she picked up herfourth of the game, capping off a ruthless win for the relentless roses. a bit more composed in the second half, had a bit more control and i like to think we went back to being england and managed to put out a decent performance in the second half. next up in pool c, they face familiar foes france in whangarei next weekend. jo currie, bbc news. match of the day is on after the news with all the premier league highlights but i'm going to give you the results now. and erling haarland's incredible goal tally is now 20 from just 13 games for manchester city. today they beat a struggl

claudia macdonald opening the scoring.orld number ones dotted down twice more to build a comfortable lead before they felt the fizzle of the fiji attack. a reminder that they, too, can turn it on. whatever was said in the england dressing room at half—time, it had an instant impact, and then the floodgates opened as they ran in ten second—half tries. macdonald shone as she picked up herfourth of the game, capping off a ruthless win for the relentless roses. a bit more composed second half, had a bit more control. we went back to being england and managed to put out a decent performance second half. next up in pool c, they face familiar foes france in whangarei next weekend. jo currie, bbc news. hosts new zealand got their title defence off to a winning start with a 41—17 defeat of trans—tasman rivals australia at eden park. the black ferns trailed 17—0 at one point, but rallied in auckland to run out comfortable winners, thanks to a portia woodman hat—trick and a virtuoso performance from ruby tui, who finished with two tr

. >> carey macdonald, in unschooled you use the term coercive schooling. >> coercive schooling is this idea that we are compelling students to be in schools through compulsory schooling laws. as well as through these coercive measures, top-down measures that you will learn this subject at this time in this way with very little customization and in fact y really double down on the standardization of learning over the past couple of decades beginning with the passage of the no child left behind act in 2001 which i get into the unschooled book and that's accelerated over the pastcouple of decades . the new york times came out with an in-depth article on homeschooling a few years ago and they found him of the biggest rows in today's homeschooling families is happening in urban secular families are turned off this growing analyzation of schooling and common core curriculum framework and so on. things like testing, push for academic standards at ever younger ages, expecting kindergartners tobe reading and all of that turned off a lot of parents .this idea of injecting education with more fre

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here now, two great guests, lee carter and manhattan institute fellow heather macdonald.[laughter] heather, we herald the cries to defund the police, now as the elections are coming, they're moving in the other direction. will that work, in your mind? >> of course not. this is the joe biden democratic party crime wave. it began after the george floyd race riots, and it continued thanks to biden's constant rhetoric about the police being a racist that led the cops to back off of proactive policing, and it led to prosecutors saying we're not going to prosecute crime because it has a disparate impact on blacks. when you stop prosecuting crime, guess what? you get another 3400 black victims in 2020 and an even higher number in 2021. this should be a very easy sell for republicans. you just ask democrats, should prosecutors prosecute criminals. should there be consequences for theft? if you're mehmet oz, you ask mrt what larry crasser in's doing in philadelphia?? -- crasser in is doing in philadelphia? is that your definition of working or should we go back to policing and enf

claudia macdonald opening the scoring. fizzle of the fiji attack. a reminder that they, too, can turn it on. whatever was said in the england dressing room at half—time, it had an instant impact, and then the floodgates opened as they ran in ten second—half tries. england were simply too quick, too strong, too good. macdonald shone as she picked up herfourth of the game, capping off a ruthless win for the relentless roses. next up in pool c, they face familiar foes france in whangarei next weekend. jo currie, bbc news. we are back with the late news. right now, it is time for the news where you are. goodbye. manchester city beat southampton 4—0 to go top of the premier league — at least, until arsenal play liverpool tomorrow. it was another big win for pep guardiola's side against a southampton team who've lost four in a row. joao cancelo opened the scoring, and phil foden made it two before half time. riyadh mahrez put city three up after half time, before erling haaland scored his 20th goal for the club. we had the chanc

claudia macdonald opening the scoring. the relentless roses. in pool c, they face france next weekend. celtic have made sure they'll finish the weekend on top of the scottish premiership, but they did it the hard way with an injury time winner at stjohnstone. celtic dominated the first hour, but only managed to score thanks to a slice of luck — sead haksabanovic�*s shot deflected in off andy considine. and it looked like stjohnstone made them pay for not taking their chances, when alex mitchell drew them level in the third minute of injury time but with just 20 seconds of stoppage time left, celtic took all three points — a great finish from giannis yackomakis to take the points. max verstappen is in the perfect position to clinch a second world title at the japanese grand prix. after claiming pole for sunday's race. no one loves former one quite like the japanese. —— no one loves former one quite like thejapanese. —— formula no one loves former one quite like the japanese. —— formula 1. no one loves former one quite like

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i'm elizabeth macdonald. "the evening edit" starts right now. ♪.beth: less than a month to the midterms. things are now heating up. what exactly is the white house energy policy here? let's get viewer update what is going on with the vote count. >> liz, thanks for coming to washington, d.c. thanks for coming down. thanks for the work you do. elizabeth: there is constitutional fight here. >> if there is anybody who tells it as it is, a straight-shooter, a smart woman, it is she. i'm proud of her. i look forward to seeing her. >> so excited to have liz macdonald in d.c. welcome to d.c. can't wait to roll out the red carpet for you. elizabeth: thank you, congressman. that was generous, kind. where is the red carpet. no kidding. pleasure having all of you on "the evening edit." we will have you back on this hour, we've got james comer. a bit of a snapback ending up on positive earnings and stablizing bond yields. the dow powers back above 30,000 this is a battle royale on wall street. stocks under president biden below where they were at this point und

i'm elizabeth macdonald. you've been watching "the evening edit." thanks for watching.♪ kennedy: hump night, yes. showdown in the sunshine state. president biden and florida governor ron desantis coming together to talk hurricane recovery, but the juicy subtext is up avoidable. a potential 2024 battle royale for the white house. so who looks like more of a leader in this situation? the political rivals disagree on basically everything; crime, taxes, immigration, you name i. they don't like it. but today the they tearily set aside their differences to tour the damage and discuss rebuilding

i'm david asman in for elizabeth macdonald. "the evening edit" starts right now.avid: taking a quick look at your money, stocks notching big gains with the stocks closing 400 points higher. a mind game over the economy, inflation and the deficit. the president making unsubstantiated claims about all those issues. just this weekend touting what he claims are his administration's historic efforts to bring down the deficit despite over 100% of that decline in the deficit is the result of shrinking or expiring covid relief programs. hillary vaughn is on capitol hill with the very latest on this. hillary? reporter: good evening, david. well the president is taking credit for a large drop in the deficit unhis watch but that does not mean that the federal government came close to staying under budget. we still didn't have enough money to cover our bills. president bade ended the fiscal year a trillion dollars short. new government spending that we did not have money to pay for putting it on the nation's credit card. president biden: today my administration announced this

i'm jackie deangelis in for elizabeth macdonald. "the evening edit" starts right now.ackie: good evening everybody, we have stocks down last day of october. wall street remains cautious ahead of the policy decision wednesday from the federal reserve. pocketbook issues top of minds heading into midterm elections. half of americans say economy and i nation is the most important issue with the vote for congress, according to a new abc news ipsos poll. hillary vaughn with the latest for us. reporter: good evening, jackie, a week until election day and biggest issue on voters minds is their violence. a new abc poll found half of americans say economy and inflation are the single most important issues weighing their vote next tuesday. republicans think that brings midterm momentum for the gop. >> it is death by a thousand cuts for so many families can't afford rent, groceries, halloween, everything is sew expensive. democrats own it. they have the white house, house, and senate. >> some democrats disagree they are the on the defense. >> some folks i said they're running on i

i'm elizabeth macdonald. "the evening edit" starts right now. ♪. elizabeth: okay.come to the show. let's check your money. stocks again end to the downside, trading volatile on mixed economic data, plus interest rate hike fears. russia pounds ukraine with deadly airstrikes after a major supply bridge to "politico" more than 3/4 say violent crime is a major factor in their midterm vote. we have more on the drive-by shooting outside new york gop gubernatorial candidate lee zeldin home while his daughters were hiding inside. fox news's david lee miller has more in new york. reporter: liz, republican congressman, candidate for governor, lee zeldin marched along with his twin daughters in new york city's columbus day parade. a gunman opened fire outside of the congressman's home. his wife and he were away campaigning. twin daughters heard gunfire. they hid in the bathroom and called for help. two 17-year-olds were shot and took cover in the front yard. the shooter got away. they said it was a drive-by shooting not linked to the zeldin's. the family's front porch became

in for elizabeth macdonald. "the evening edit" starts right now.id: first up taking a look at your markets with the dow up over 300 and tech stocks roaring ahead with a 2 1/2% gain. the investors are hoping the fed will slow down on rate hikes. now to the midterms, in the latest edition of the fox knew power ranking the are making a shift to the republicans in their favor as crime and the economy are playing larger and large factors in voters decision making. fox news alexandria hoff in washington, d.c. with the very latest on this. alexandria. reporter: at the moment democrats have a small pathway holding on to the house but that is it getting smaller. fox news power rankings, the best-case scenario for democrats two-seat majority. for republicans superb night would be commanding 32 seats on top. forecast predictions that republicans take a 16 seat majority. that is up one seat from last week. we have four northeastern shifts in favor of republicans. three of them in districts in new york. a lot of factors at play there but also this is seen as po

i'm elizabeth macdonald. "the evening edit" starts right now. ♪.zabeth: we begin with a wild day on wall street, stocks rally in a dramatic turn around. there was heavy buying of the dip. it was a volatile session. investors basically shrugging off another brutal read on inflation, hotter than expected. now we got core cpi hit a new record high. it is the biggest annual increase in that number in 40 years. now markets are fully pricing in an expected 75 basis point rate hike next month. we've got a lot at that took at that you about tonight. edward lawrence at the white house with more. edward? reporter: liz, that overall number, that was really big but what really worries the federal reserve is the core inflation, without food and energy prices. that came in 6.6%, the highest level since august of 1982. what that shows is that inflation is entrenched and harder to get rid of but that entrenched inflation is also rising. digging deeper into the report food at home up 13% year-over-year. eggs up 30.5%. overall energy is up but fuel oil to heat homes

i'm elizabeth macdonald, that does it for us. thanks so much for watching.us again tomorrow night. ♪ ♪ kennedy: hey, tuesday, welcome to it. the gaffes just keep on coming. president biden once again confusing the entire world with a claim that makes no sense whatsoever, time he said he was raised by, wait for it, puerto ricans. i wish this was fake. take a look. >> we have a very, in relative terms, large puerto rican population in delaware relative to our population. we have the eighth largest black population in the country, and between all minorities we have 20% of our state i

i'm elizabeth macdonald. "the evening edit" starts right now. elizabeth: thanks for joining us. weak tech earnings from google and microsoft. facebook reported weak earning. this is all driving recession fears, the downturn going deeper. already this earnings season what is happening, 2/3 of s&p 500 companies now warn about inflation. plus elon musk he tweets out a video of him at twitter headquarters as musk is set to take over twitter. fox news's bryan llenas in hair businessburg, pennsylvania with more what happened with last night's eye-opening debate between john fetterman and dr. oz. buy bryan, good to see you. reporter: one of those moments everyone is talking about last night's debate when john fetterman was pressed about his evolving stance on fracking there is more questions on fetterman's health as he continues to discover from a stroke in may. amid halting muddling responses he refused to release his medical records. >> follow up, i heard you say you wouldn't release full medical records. why not? you have 30 second. >> my doctor believes i'm fit toing serving and th

i'm elizabeth macdonald. you've been watching "the evening edit" on fox business. that does it for us. we hope you have a good evening too and have a good weekend as well. ♪ ♪ >> from the fox studios in new york city, this is maria bartiromo's "wall street." maria: and happy weekend to all. welcome to the program that analyzes the week that was and helps position you for the week ahead. i'm maria bartiromo. democrat desperation. president biden is selling millions of barrels of oil from the spr in a bid to lower fuel prices before the midterm elections. senate energy committee member bill cassidy is here on why depleting our emergency oil stockpile is a dangerous move. then a new monmouth university poll shows inflation the top issue for voters. mohamed el aryan says the coming recession was totally avoidable. what went wrong. and what the liz truss resignation means for the economy in europe and the united states. then, unholy alliance. iranian military now on the ground in crimea teaching russians how to use deadly kamikaze drones against ukraine. i'm asking form

at windsor castle and the archives on her forthcoming biographies of the jacobite heroine flora macdonald and lord horatio nelson. after a presentation by four frazier, katherine geren come to the podium. she's a research editor at the papers of george washington. and the center for digital editing at the university of she holds degrees from bowling green state university and sarah lawrence college, and she was one of the team of editors who completed the papers of martha washington and is now working on the digital edition of the papers of bush. rod washington. i also want to say this broom and the 200 and i think 300 people who are watching us virtually is just such an exciting celebration of what we've been able to do across years. we've been diving into this project to better understand martha washington and women in the 18th century. this martha washington lecture is just such a success. i'm to see so many people here. i know there are a few hundred more watching us virtually. thank you so much for being here. now, please me in welcoming our first speaker for a frazier. thank you, di

let's bring in anna macdonald, a fund manager at amati global investors in edinburgh.hanged the game, hasn't it, for all politicians, and narrowed their room to manoeuvre. you pick markets will always demand their pound of flesh and spending cuts instead of more borrowing? the? instead of more borrowing? they could easily _ instead of more borrowing? they could easily because _ instead of more borrowing? tt2 could easily because even instead of more borrowing? tt21: could easily because even after whatjeremy hunt's statement is bringing back, some of those unfunded spending commitments, there is still a £40 billion hole according to most economists who have been analysing this. so, yes, i anticipate it is going to be an incredibly difficult time for whoever is leading the country. thinking a little wider here, a number of european countries are also offering subsidies, aren't they, and energy to counter the painful increases in natural gas prices as a result of the war in ukraine. how wary are other governments and other countries going to be about their spending plans

joining me now is anna macdonald, fund manager at amati global investors.ll. so this morning coming from 0fgem and we are thinking, oh my goodness, the lights are going to go out this winter, we're going be russian. your reaction?— we're going be russian. your reaction? ., ., ~ , reaction? -- rationed. anything that means _ reaction? -- rationed. anything that means they _ reaction? -- rationed. anything that means they don't - reaction? -- rationed. anything that means they don't have - reaction? -- rationed. anything that means they don't have to l that means they don't have to rush in electricity, and they are wargaming lots of different scenarios, whether that is backup coal—fired power stations, they are also trying to build up the gas storage facility that they closed in 2017, but it is unlikely to be back at full capacity by the winter. so, yes, we have to really kind of hope that — they are saying that if the wind isn't too extreme at the moment in terms of the weather, we should be ok, we should probably all hope for a mild and windy winter so we c

joining me now is anna macdonald, who's fund manager at amati global investors. good morning, anna.ing, anna. good morning- it _ good morning, anna. good morning. it was _ good morning, anna. good morning. it was so - good morning, anna. good i morning. it was so significant in august _ morning. it was so significant in august that _ morning. it was so significant in august that deal _ morning. it was so significant in august that deal brokered | in august that deal brokered between moscow and kyiv to make sure food is getting out of southern ukraine. absolutely. it was one _ southern ukraine. absolutely. it was one of _ southern ukraine. absolutely. it was one of the _ southern ukraine. absolutely. it was one of the few - it was one of the few diplomatic breakthroughs think we've seen in this war, was the deal to export wheat and corn and, yes, it does have a massive impact. we've seen the price of wheat spoke about by .5%. to put that into context, before the deal was brokered, we had actually doubled, so the deal had made a huge impact in reducing the price and increasing the flo

i'm elizabeth macdonald, "the evening edit" starts right now. ♪ we began with stocks taking hits todaysdaq down nearly 4%. watch the trends, stock trading, volatility and stock trading volatile as bitcoin trading right now. oil heading to 100 a barrel on opec's 2 million barrels a day cut and solid jobs report to likely keep the federal reserve on the path of raising interest rates across the board. the 5% increase today and hourly wages wiped out by 8.5% inflation eating alive americans purchasing power. edward lawrence in washington with more. >> no way around a strong jobs report but that's bad news because you can see the declining number of jobs added still enough the federal reserve to continue with aggressive rate hikes. another three quarters of a% in november based on the report i asked the labor secretary this morning when workers was see gains in their paychecks. >> wages went up five% but real wages went up. one of the policies going to fix that? >> the president passed legislation the last 12 or 13 months and we will see that further down the road, a lot of the money is ju

i'm elizabeth macdonald. you've been watching "the evening edit" on fox business.we hope you have a good evening too and have a good weekend as well. ♪ ♪ >> from the fox studios in new york city, this is maria bartiromo's "wall street." maria: and happy weekend to all. welcome to the program tha

i'm elizabeth macdonald, "the evening edit" starts right now. ♪ thanks for joining us friday night, wein with stops ending down under pressure from rising treasury yields, retail spending came in flat. shoppers are pulling back as inflation and rising interest rates to control. we got the cost of eggs, butter, turkey, hugh seen this and following candy increasing by 20% versus last year. edward lawrence is in washington with more. >> president joe biden never gives a timetable on his policies to bring on inflation. he and others in the administration never say how long americans have to endure this economic pain while the transition to president wants takes place. you can see what happened to inflation from the first month present biden took office every month since the first time president called inflation top priority may 10, 6 months later he still asking for time to bring down prices. today janet yellen repeated the request and refused to take my question back yesterday's cpi report shows we have more work to do to get price increases under control. leading indicators show hopeful

i am jackie deangelis in for liz macdonald. kennedy: happy halloween. rise in crime is not real. it is just a crack pot conspiracy theory like bigfoot or loch ness or the g had spot. for better part of that year crime has ranked as one of most important issues facing voters. if you live near a big city, it is easy to see why, criminals have taken over the streets, enter new york incumbent democrat governor kathy hochul, running against republican congressman lee zeldin. yesterday, on msnbc, hochul made this outrageous claim. >> these are master man up manipulators, trying to convince people that democratic states are not as safe, it is the republican states where they have almost he restrictions on guns. people are killing each other with more frequency, the safer places are the democratic states. kennedy: it is a conspiracy theory cooked up by right wing master manipulators, laidlady, you come to new york city and hang out at hudson yard at people, see how you like watching people poop on the street and punching out each other, robbing grandmothers and shooting random teens for

. >> i am david asman in for elizabeth macdonald, you are watching the "evening edit," have a great night. kennedy: it's heating up two nights from tonight what seems like most consequential midterm election in decades. we'll see what direct we'll take and new fox new power ranking with a red wave looking more and more likely, can it get more exciting? i love this time of year, i love political season and i love pumpkin spice. check it out, a majority of the seats. and could look at best case, for both parties. best case for donkeys, majority but with three seats. and g.o.p. their best case staggering 249 seats to dems 186. in senate, it is closer. this is the real nail-biter, we're forecasting republicans winning 49 seats. democrats 47, but look there are still 4 seats that are a totals that up it does not get more barn burnery. one of those s to up. fetterman versus dr. oz, it may be wildest race, a tv personality, against a guy who just had a stroke, they are debating one time only. don't forget, we have some big governor's races, including right here in new york, get a rope. with repu

david: i'm david asman in for elizabeth m mac macdonald you are watching the eveni "evening edit," have a wonderful evening. >> hello you, hello monday, pandemic politics ruined the education of our children, now we have proof, math and reads scoring dropping by largest aim ever recorded. are heads ever going to roll? department of education releasing progress, the nation's report card, not a good one, kind you try to hide from your parents, from 19 to 22, this year, fourth and 8th grade reading scores fell 3 points and math is worse, parents like me have known this all along. we have been against remote learning, democrats and the teacher who fund them largely to blame, part of a the reason that a red wave is largely coming next month. virginia republican governor glen youngkin last year rode that wave of anger to victory and he said the new report card is a disgrace, glen. >> we must acknowledge the glaring reality that we face together. our nation's children, have experienced catastrophic learning loss and virginia students are among the hardest hit. kennedy: gas lighting secretary o

we'll have you back on, i am elizabeth macdonald, join us again tomorrow night . kennedy: they, thursday, must be a day ending in lettery, the biden economy is making inpl inflation worse, if prices keep going up you will need to get a loan to buy a hamburger, intr inflation rose 8.2% in september, look at the super market, the prices are going up. eggs up 30%. jeff bezos is skipping the omelet this weekend. he is rich and energy costs through the roof, gas, electricity, utilities, fuel oil. all up, huge. there is no end this sight, today to capitol hill louisiana rob republican senator, john kennedy said there is one person to blame for this. >> i'm worried about inflation. i mean. it is most perverse tax imaginable. president biden's economic policies are going to cost every american family about 3 to 4,000 a year. this year as a result of inflation. that is a tax, that is all there is to it. kennedy: he is right. i would rather get $4,000 back they pay, that is just me. naturally biden administration has a different view. while they do admit prices are high, th

in fast food news, macdonald has announced that once again they are bringing back the mcrib, but thiscould be the last time ever. i never thought that people that need to make rib would out live it. all right, let's turn to the big news of the day: the midterm elections. that all-important day in november where you vote for a senator, or a governor, and then a bunch of positions you're not even sure are real. but this november, there's one governor's race that could change things not just for their state, but for everyone. i'm talking about arizona. it's the state for people who like texas, but wish it had more scorpions and old people. right now, in arizona, republican kari lake is in a neck and-neck race against democrat katie hobbs, and if lake wins, it could change the course of american democracy itself. so let's get to know her better, in our latest installment of "fringewatching." ♪ ♪ [cheers and applause] meet kari lake: arizona gubernatorial candidate and "boss who's gonna keep making you go back to starbucks until you learn the difference between flat white and latte, you mo

elizabeth: i am elizabeth macdonald, you have been watching the "evening edit," we hope you have a good evening, joining you again tomorrow night. kennedy: train wreck would put is mile. pennsylvania democrat senate candidate john fetterman, sending party into a panic. after an abysmal debate performance last night against republican candidate dr. oz, can his campaign and party and separate recover as we want fetterman suffered a stroke in may, he admits he is suffering from cognitive issues. but for some reasons his campaign team thought it was a bang up idea for him to do battle with a tv star just two weeks before the election, very smart, i don't want to watch any of this again, okay, fine, twist my arm, roll. >> good night everyone. let's talk about the elephant in the room, i had a stroke. he has never let me forget, that my doctor lives that i am fit to be serving that is what i believe is where i am standing. >> john fetterman during the crime wave has been trying to gets many murderers out of jail. >> i believe i run on my record on crime, i'm the only person on this stage righ

i'm liz macdonald on "the evening edit." thanks for joining us. hope you have a good evening. joining us again tomorrow night. >> crime shows up front and center in the midterm elections. two people shot in the front yard of new york republican congressman lee zeldin's home. his teenage daughter, sitting in the kitchen doing their homework. how could this change the race for governor? will democrats wise up to what is going on? it all happened yesterday outside the congressman's home on eastern long island. cops say victims were walking down the street. car pulled up. somebody started shootings at them. this morning on "fox & friends" zeldin explained what happened next. >> they're at kitchen table doing homework. all of sudden they hear multiple gunshots. they hear screaming. we had to go through crime scene tape getting advised where to walk so we weren't stepping on blood. dagen: and bullets. one month to the polls. afterward one of his daughters talked about last night's terrifying order seal. >> we heard gunshots. when i saw a person on our lawn i didn't know if at the wa

i'm elizabeth macdonald. "the evening edit" starts right now. ♪. elizabeth: welcome to the show.et's start with your money. we begin with stocks gyrating to the downside today. rising bond yields offset upbeat earnings. markets are bracing for another 75 basis point interest rate hike next month from the federal reserve. we have uk prime minister liz truss today resigns after six weeks on the job after backlash over tax cuts and more. and president biden on the midterm campaign trail in pennsylvania. he is battling questions about recession. the world's most successful business leaders are ringing the alarm bells. edward lawrence is in washington with more. edward? reporter: liz, we're starting to see some real power players voice real concerns about the economy. we're talking about major business leaders as well as banking leaders, all worried about economic troubles that could be coming ahead. elon musk, jeff bezos, jpmorgan chase ceo jamie dimon as well as the head of goldman sachs warning of possible recessions but you don't hear the warnings from the white house. i asked thi

i'm elizabeth macdonald. "the evening edit" starts right now. ♪.elcome to the show, check your money. stocks down today, rising bond yields and fed rate hike fears again hitting the market. blackrock says this is the worst year for the s&p and bond prices since 1969. the president today again said he would drain the strategic petroleum reserve to stop high gas prices. now hitting midterm races for democrats. there is talk that the gop could win senate seats in nevada and pennsylvania. high gas is hurting 29 vulnerable house democrats and 18 seats. this is what clear view energy says in d.c. edward lawrence in washington with more. edward. reporter: liz, president joe biden getting defensive over gas prices and oil prices in today's race. president announcing end of his 180 million barrels released from the strategic petroleum reserve he is saying that the last bit will go out in december. the president defended his actions saying none of it is in the midterm elections president looks it make sense, i have been doing it for how long? it is not polit

i'm elizabeth macdonald.e evening edit" starts right now. ♪ elizabeth: we begin with your money. the s&p 500, nasdaq ending down in choppy trading. nasdaq joins dow and s&p tumbling into bear market territory. the stocks are getting hit hard because of spiking interest rates. markets are on edge this week. we have two new inflation reports coming out. wholesale prices and cpi, third quarter corporate earnings quick off this week. four of the big banks, jpmorgan, wells fargo, morgan stanley and citi report this week. edward lawrence is at the white house with more. edward. reporter: well, liz the international monetary fund warns of a global economic slowdown. in fact the head of the imf says inflation is a train that needs to be stopped. now listen to the words of the imf director of research when he is talking about the u.s. and this slowdown. >> the 2023 slowdown will be broad-based with countries accounting for a third of the global economy expected to contract this year or next. the three largest economie

i'm elizabeth macdonald. "the evening edit" starts right now. ♪. ♪. elizabeth: okay.me to the show. we begin with stocks ending mixed to the downside. big tech woes, consumer woes, facebook parent meta dragging down the s&p. bad earnings there. the nasdaq also taking hits. meta's focus on the metaverse helped out reportedly about 650 billion, 650 billion in market value so far this year. amazon down double digits after-hour. disappointing revenue, weak fourth quarter sales forecast. apple booked record revenue, its stock slipping, sliding now after-hours. iphone sales disappointing. president biden talking a okay new read on u.s. gdp. year-to-date u.s. growth is still down less, well, less than half a percent to the downside since january. edward lawrence is at the white house with more. edward? reporter: on the heels of a good first estimate for the third quarter gdp report at 2.6%, president joe biden touting bringing manufacturing particularly semiconductor manufacturing to the u.s. president biden: today's announcement is the latest example of my economic plan at

i'm elizabeth macdonald. "the evening edit" starts right now. ♪ elizabeth: welcome to the show. right to it with the breaking news. darrell issa from house judiciary with "new york post" columnist jon levine. thanks for joining us tonight. first congressman, your take the justice department reportedly has enough evidence to charge hunter biden with a tax crime and gun purchase crime? >> it is the tip of the iceberg. what i've seem on his laptop and other places show there is a lot more than that the real question is, you know, since the big guy and the brother of the president are also implicated are they going to be put under the same scrutiny. elizabeth: what more evidence do you have, congressman, before i get to you, jon? what else have you seen on the laptop? >> what we've seen, in one case a draft that includes jim biden back and forth planning what would, i would call foreign activity and foreign lobbying. as a matter of fact, the amazing thing is, he says i'm not a lobbiest in that. that is just the tip of the criminal iceberg of their foreign lobbying. the big question