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macy's did not immediately respond to comment.riott says they have not seen the complaint and have no comment. combs attorneys tell fox news, quote, the press conference and one 800 number that preceded today's barrage of filings were clear attempts to garner publicity. mr. combs and his legal team have full confidence in the facts, their legal defenses and the integrity of the judicial process in court. the truth will prevail that mr. combs has never sexually assaulted anyone, adult or minor, man or woman. combs has been in jail since september 16th. on federal sex trafficking and racketeering charges. he's pleaded not guilty. jesse. all right. rich, thanks so much. ugly allegations. well, johnny celebrates columbus day. do your dry eyes still feel gritt, rough or tired with my bow? eyes can feel my bow. oh, yeah. my bow is the only prescription dry eye drop that forms a protective layer for the number one cause of dry eye, too much tear evaporation for relief. that's my bow. oh, yeah. remove contact lenses before using my bow. w

we've reached out by the way, to both macy's and marriott that no comment yet. you know, these are civil suits. what is their responsibility if they were the environment in which these allegations took place yeah laura good to be with you. >> and so obviously, all of these allegations are concerning. i would hasten to add, of course, from a defense perspective, that they are allegations and certainly people have a right to sue. they are suing and the claims that they're making will be vetted out in a court of law. so we'll see how that plays both from a civil perspective involving monitoring terry damages which these lawsuits okay. >> and of course, from a criminal perspective that we saw that was filed by federal prosecutors, but obviously, any location has a duty and responsibility to keep people safe, to ensure that anyone who's on the premises has a sense of safety and security and that no acts of violence, sexual or otherwise should take take place against them. >> and so people will pursue that claims from relief and to the extent that any location fell sh

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amanda is back on the show with us, along with the film's director, macie and abby.us with huma abadeen, an adviser to one of the companies who produced the film. hillary clinton is one of the executive producers on the film. tell us in order, briefly if you could, what you set out to do to accomplish in this documentary. >> we wanted to understand what abortion bans meant in practice especially in a state like texas where we are both from. one of the first thicks we asked amanda when we began filming, what wasn't being covered in the media that she had already done, and we all agreed that understanding the long-term effects, traumatic effects of being denied health care was important to focus on. >> abby? >> i think the other thing that we really felt was so important to cover, this is an issue that affects women across our country. there's 25 million women living in states with abortion bans right now. what was so important to understand, it's not just women being harmed. families are being harmed. families are being denied the ability to plan what their family loo

at stoneridge mall in pleasanton, and another $3,300 in goods from macy's at new park mall in newarke is also accused of stealing 57 eyeglasses worth nearly $15,000. >> walgreens announced today it plans to close 1200 locations over the next three years. >> the company is not saying which stores will close or when, but the move is raising a lot of concerns for people about their access to prescriptions and other medications. ktvu is mark sayer has the story. >> walgreens is one of the nation's largest pharmacy chains currently, with about 8500 stores. but during an earnings call on tuesday, the company announced it would be closing 1200 of those locations over the next several years. robert crawley says he values his local walgreens and appreciates the in-person contact with the pharmacists. >> the real friendly back there, and they're not they don't think they're like above nobody, you know what i mean? and they always they'll take the time to help you basically. >> during the earnings call, walgreens ceo said the closures will allow the remaining stores to more quickly respond to c

tell us what you hope viewers will take away from the screenings. >> macy, go first. >> sure. was important to us was to show there is still hope amongst all the devastation we were seeing and we found that in molly dwayne, the lead attorney in the case. molly and her colleagues are going to continue to fight on this front and i think that that does bring hope to the story. >> and i think the women in this film bring hope because each made a very difficult decision to share such private, intimate moments of their lives and i am in awe of them because they continue to bear the truth out and speak and continue to speak, and that's what we need to hear right now. >> so, macy, where can people see this if they would like to see it? >> we're doing a number of screenings throughout the month, both at film festivals and impact screenings in various states. right now you can go to our website can zurawski v. texas. >> i'm sorry g ahead. >> we're bringing the film to as many communities as possible, to states where bans are in place, to states where abortion is on the ballot and it's s

. >> johowning the fall is sponsoy macy's. last night, 0 for 13 those guys combined.one will never know, but the five runs in the second inning probably changed the formula for the pitching usage of dave roberts. now i'm sure he'll let the neck go as far as he can. to eat up innings and hope his offense can climb a bit closer to make decisions. that's the narrative, how perfect it went in san diego. that's how quick it can get off the tracks here in the second game. >> joe: we talked about that, you can win games like that. harder to win series, really hard to win a championship. >> john: there's probably some mets fans confused about game 1 for the mets and how they decided to go with that strategy. without knowing, i would say there are three studs lined up at two, three, four, that you can sustain whatever didn't work in game 1 and possibly in game 5. whereas now if you think about it, if the series doesn't go six, it didn't work but if you've got six, you've got manaea lined up in your game three starter, severino, lined up for 3 and 7 paired all five unless you g

allege the trio had stolen $350,000 worth of property from 10 different retailers, including kohl's, macy's, sephora and target. they're accused of then selling that stolen property at the flea market. if convicted, the suspects could be facing 3 to 9 years in prison. >> oakland getting millions of dollars from the state to help sustain long-term solutions in addressing homelessness. governor newsom announced today that oklahoma getting 28 million dollars as a part of the homeless housing assistance and prevention grant program. the mayor says this grant will help her executive order on the encampment management policy. >> and this will help with a sustaining. the incredible work that their team, our team here in the city of oakland has created has completed for long-term solutions address homelessness. >> this grant money is also going to be used to help communities support people and create new housing >> meantime, san jose has new temporary housing available for the homeless today. mayor matt mahan joined city and county officials as well as nonprofit leaders announcing the grand opening

macy's dijo que agregaría 31.500 trabajos. eso es menos que los 38.000 del año pasado. en el metaverso parece dar resultados, ya que ha elevado su patrimonio neto a más de 206 mil millones de dólares. eso es alrededor de 1.000.000.000 de dólares por encima de besos y 50 mil millones por debajo de elon musk. yo soy silvana henao y este es tu informe cnbc para telemundo. palco deportivo. el área de la bahía es un lugar multicultural. sus residentes han llegado de todas partes y muchos encuentran la forma de ayudar a sus países de origen, como en el caso de soccer smiles, que lleva equipo deportivo de regreso a el salvador. hoy en palco deportivo conoceremos a su fundador. aquí está su historia. roberto alvarado, originario de santa ana, el salvador. me vine por causa de la guerra, como muchos en los 80. a los 17 años, practicar deportes en nuestros países es difícil. por eso roberto decidió ayudar a los niños a mantenerse enfocados y dentro del campo, dentro de la pobreza o de los bajos recursos de los niños, hay gastos, hay gastos de entrenamiento porque las ciudades, lo

now in that case, we have reached out to macy's. we have not heard back, but allison, you are correct that in these lawsuits, some of these people did say that they did make various reports whether that was to an employer or otherwise yeah, significant pieces of evidence in these cases, elizabeth wagmeister. thanks so much for the update still ahead, the new mission to one of jupiter's moon will it support life? stay with us gump, you know, if you like tom hanks, robin wright could end the night here you, man, and wife here in theaters. november 1st, we do pizza. >> this is colombia, a very beautiful country. we now wondered what is behind so much i just covered something. i hadn't seen before this is another kind of beauty and new beauty that invites us to protect it to preserve it a beauty that endured columbia that country finds us the best people for the four out of five employers who post on ziprecruiter get a quality candidate in the first day, with ziprecruiter, we get hiring result try it for free at ziprecruiter.com slash h

deep into macy monitored and found hundreds of malicious apps installed 8 million times in the google play store alone. apps that aim to steal both your personal and workplace data. this is where they could leverage the identity to perform further attacks on context that are connected with you. or they could conduct an attack against the enterprise where that employee is working at at a time when surveillance app attacks have doubled since this time last year. the reason that these threats exist is because there's so much money to be made. cybersecurity executive kristy edwards says there are signs that can help warn you. the app you just downloaded is not legit. if the apps are making your phone hot or asking you for information that doesn't seem quite right, your best bet install trusted security apps that can detect malware on your phone and check the reviews before you download. if you look at the comments, user feedback in many of these apps, you will be able to tell like, okay, this app is not doing what it's intended to do because there are a lot of angry users that are complai

and with this maci now have to, has created a change of pace that spans the wo. the 5 more novels made it onto the short list for the german book prize. let's find out more about them and meet their authors. there hasn't been, it has to be the head is because it combines so many different temperaments. i'm the one can tumble wildly through time and space with it sounds to have some kind of see where this book is. it's already of the kills and deliberately so with a know it's oh toy her as a companion, the 1st person to write to inbox on a road trip through space out and find to see with the big i drove into the field modeling at my own speed and the grooves left behind my breaking was not accidental, but wonderful, precise and deep. and with that, i fell into a field of flowers and slend tights as many unexpected turns as it's on a case task and is by no means realism. somebody's got a great deal can be lost, which is something that you can also do. the dream lives, the nightmarish, the spa, i'm the twisted the off kilter. the strange so much fits in this beyond

newest member for the macy's thanksgiving day parade or t.g.i. friday's abruptly closes locations.e're going to w washington loves to talk. i love to get stuff done. it's who i am. as mayor, i tackled homelessness... ...added 200 officers in 4 years... and saved our taxpayers $3 billion dollars. i've already got a plan to lower your grocery and insurance bills, to address climate change, and protect reproductive rights. and i'll work with anyone to get it done. i'm sam liccardo and i approve this message. that's starting today. and our business and tech reporter scott budman has been looking into this for us. scott. what does this mean? well, audrey, as of today, apple is pushing artificial intelligence to the new phones. the 16 or if you have a 15 pro and this means, yeah, ai really in your pocket, in your purse, everywhere you go for the first time. that's some good news. if you're waiting to use this, it's sort of like a siri on steroids. it will find all sorts of information quickl. but the risk, of course, is as with everything like this pri

council session on them, at least in crisis. several diplomats clashed over the conflicts during the macy. well, most goes in, but other than washington is on the feeling, the 5 it was easy, right? it was really easy to use. these really authorities in recent weeks have not hit in the fact that they are preparing to strike at the facilities of the as law make republic. at the same time, the united states and its allies not only did not try to dissuade west jerusalem from this extremely dangerous undertaking, but also directly or indirectly pointed out, that is real allegedly has the right to such a response. thus they acted extremely irresponsibly, as they deliberately provoked a new round of escalation in the middle east. as far as we can tell, washington also supplied west jerusalem with necessary intelligence information for the strikes. we call on the united states to take responsibility for its duties as a permanent member of the security council. and finally allow the main you in body to use all the tools. it has to stop. the conflict emergency meeting was held that it was request a

iron don't, but as all the types technology is right or has it doesn't offer us full coverage of the macy's isn't as well. and as i said before, i actually, i think that there is linkage between what's happening in the northern borders in the south end at darrow inside is are let alone the hope, your flight, but a seeing it or that there is always that. i also know escalating a case i, i want to ask you something that you said that people on people in as well don't feel safe. i was reading a recent polls saying that a popularity for your prime minister benjamin netanyahu was ask them all time high . now, since those october 7th attacks a year ago, he is more popular than ever and yet clearly he is the man who is behind the security situation. that is right. he's faced at the moment. how do you explain those 2 contradictions as you get this shows? oh, desperate people are that their memories. so show the, maybe this is a defense mechanism. it is too hard to remember that uh we have 100 is right. is that are still are all thing in the palace of come us and it's on yahoo promise to bring them

. >> greg: that's how i once won a rug at macy's.00 of these little tickets and i put them in the vase and i won a rug, kat. i was 15, the only thing i've ever won. >> why did you want a rug? >> greg: i was in the furniture department with my motherboard while she was looking at lamps. i stole a rug. exactly. do you believe this is as organic -- i mean okay better question, why would they want to come here and do this? >> a better question for me would be why would kamala want this endorsement? i would not want this endorsement. if i were a republican strategist, which i'm not, but if i were, i would say something like oh look, they are the anti-speech labour party, of course they want kamala. i don't think this endorsement is that much of a complement. >> greg: these are people that are totally against -- while they don't have the first amendment but they are against free speech, against gun rights, these are the worst people in the world. >> i'm glad they are coming to my party. >> they will have a great time in pennsylvania. go to

and yeah, macy couple patches of fog as we head toward early tomorrow morning along the immediate coastline. not going to be much 63 degrees for a high in san francisco today. 70 in oakland, 77 degrees in san jose. 76 in livermore 76 also in concord. 83 degrees in santa rosa and 62 degrees and cool in half moon bay cold front wandering through the bay area and not bringing measurable rain to the bay area. although couple raindrops be reported as have moved on by kind of falling apart. some snow in the high country up in the sierra nevada and the highest peaks that little bit of snow. but you see quieting down outside now and here we sit. it looks like those offshore winds going to be kicking in. you'll kind of notice tomorrow morning. just couple of passing clouds. then all of a sudden you see those winds more that northerly component win. that is going to scrub your skies of any clouds. so yeah, fire danger is going to be on the rise, but it is going to be beautiful. pretty nice and warm all the way to the coastline. dan. all right. thanks a lot. coming up next at 10 o'clock, why elon musk

the former ceo of macy's testified in favor of the deal arguing that prices would not increase.ste their time on something as inconsequential as handbags? what is the problem. there's so many different kinds. if you judge it by the category, accessible and affordable this is the top two dogs getting together which gives them tremendous pricing power. i think we want affordable luxury to beef affordable. if something makes it less affordable than they are right to block it. why do i agree with the findings? if tapestry takes out the competition they can raise prices that will. i don't know what will happen now. judging by today's collapse, the stock is down 49%. tapestry up 13%. >> it is also saying that shareholders are rejoicing that they can get out of the deal. the other shareholders are concerned about the businesses itself. it has become a real pariah. you might ask, why bother caring about handbags at all? can't you just do without them? judge dealt with that directly saying downplaying the importance of handbags as a nonessential discretionary item that consumers can choo

allege the trio had stolen $350,000 worth of property from 10 different retailers, including kohl's, macy's, a foreign target. they're accused of then selling that stolen property at the flea market. if convicted, the suspects could be facing 3 to 9 years in prison. >> san francisco residents holding another rally against one of the most controversial measures. >> on the ballot which is prop k it would lay the groundwork for making the city's great highway, a permanent park. and if it passes the city's park code would be changed to establish some new recreation, open spaces. this is what that park could look like. if it passes, it restricts private cars at all times along the great highway between lincoln and sloat boulevard. only emergency vehicles will be allowed to pass through this area. opponents say the prop would cause a lot of traffic in the nearby neighborhoods. but supporters say it could expand the city's open spaces. what our community together. >> it's given us a place to to meet. neighbors spent time with neighbors and it's given us an opportunity to create a new amenity for s

macy's thanksgiving day parade.ing day parade. >> yes. that, of course, is gabby and her best friend from the series "gabby's dollhouse." this year the debut of the first ever balloon in the 98th macy's thanksgiving day parade. of course, you can watch it thursday, november 28th, right here on nbc and peacock. somewhere, there is a 4-year-old patricia daley very excited about this. maybe gabby will swing by long island. go by the crib? >> you got to come to gabby. i'll take her. >> all right. >>> concert morning. hoda is on the move. >> look who i found, y'all. the man of the hour. let me get out of his way. you guys, keith is here. >> thank you. >> we are so ready. you know how you do. >> yes! >> this is your crowd. we have been waiting for you. you're our final concert, and we're so excited. you guys, we will have a lot more. but, first, your local news and weather. some say it's impossible to fix san francisco. they also said you couldn't escape from alcatraz. but watch me do both. other candidates want to tear d

you have andy macy and glen thomas. hey, guys. >> good morning. >> what was it? like.hard, what was it like to be on stage and meet him and have a chance to talk to him and represent the steel industry? >> lifetime experience. i am glad i got get my men's up there and got to see him. all about my members to me, you know, meet mr. trump. mr. trump saved all of our jobs request those tariffs. >> brian: so, brian, what was the key point for you where you said i want to do this endorsement among the rank and file and i want to do it in front of a crowd? >> yeah. it was a great experience. i'm glad that he accepted it endorsement. i just wanted people to know that the steelworkers for trump i want people to know that all the steelworkers in the valley are for president trump. >> lawrence: so glenn, i'm curious. typical union workers in your industry endorse democrats. why donald trump this go around? >> well, historically we have all been democrats. a couple of us are third generation steelworkers. we had a trade case our exinternational president was fighting chinese for i

investigators allege the trio stole $350,000 or the property from 10 different retailers, including kohl's, macy's, a foreign target. they're accused of then selling that stolen property at the flea market. if convicted, the suspects could be facing 3 to 9 years in prison. also in the east bay, oakland, getting millions of dollars in the state to help sustain long-term solutions in addressing homelessness. governor newsom announced wednesday oakland will be receiving more than 28 million dollars as part of the homeless housing assistance and prevention grant program mayor tell says this grant will help her execute orders on encampments and manage policies. >> and this will help with a sustaining credible work that their team, our team here in the city of oakland has created has completed for long-term solutions address homelessness. >> this grant money will also be used to help communities support people and create new housing as well. and the south bay, san jose. they have a new temporary housing available for the homeless wednesday. mayor matt mahan, joint city council officials nonprofit leader

just like macy's, everything's on sale on all there's such thing as holiday traveling for the holidays is a new survey. this is december 23rd and the day before thanksgiving will actually be the busiest travel days. >> during these upcoming holidays. so this poll found that florida is one of the top destinations for those traveling out of state for thanksgiving and the december holidays and night. >> florida. yes, out. and new york is the top spot for new year's travelers heading to another state because who doesn't? love celebrating the new year in the big oh, my god. new york area christmas time too. >> all right. for your money this morning, prices could spike today for last minute. shoppers on halloween. internal data from bank of america shows that a price spike in last minute. halloween. >> spending is expected this week. the bank says a credit card data shows that retail spending at gift shops and other popular spots for costumes went up 30% in the final week leading up to the last week about okay. so have you already bought your candy? >> candy is done. what about a costume dre

slew of it on store sits at the corner gary and stopped it in union square right next to macy's.ncisco pd says the lexus rammed into the store at around 4.30 monday morning. and thankfully no merchandise was taken. >> as police were patrolling nearby and were on the scene within seconds, causing those criminals to flee the scene in all directions. this all comes just 2 weeks after that. your story, union square was burglarized and months ago. forty-niners player was shot here. staying in union square. scene from idaho say, well, it was a sad scene to wake up to. they haven't felt unsafe in the city despite hearing what critics who don't live here have to say. >> from like the national news and what i hear about san francisco, i was expecting i was expecting things to be worse than they are. to be with you. >> as of now, no details have been given on if arrests have been made or if the car used to try and break into the store was stolen. the police say there were multiple people and cars that fled the scene. >> as we get more updates from san francisco, police will continue to kee

macy's could be on foot. that's their thinking right now. if you see him recognize and know where he is, call police. 9 current and former police officers are now accused of misconduct leading to deaths and serious injuries. the aclu is urging state officials to investigate and decertify the officers connected to deadly on-duty shootings. according to the nonprofit, the city has paid more than 13 million dollars in settlements to victims of police misconduct. earlier this month, the organization filed a complaint against the department for keeping those officers on the job after the shootings. >> as immigrants continue to targeted during money transfer processes. and then to let you know, leaders are partnering with silicon valley tech companies in redwood city to launch a groundbreaking online platform to ensure secure and convenient money transfers immigrants often face chris quinn carry large amounts of cash banks and wire transfer locations, its platform help eliminate those dangers. leaders will make this announcement at 11 this morning

macy amazing. tropical storm force wind area. hurricane warnings going on still.got the storm surge warnings also. once the winds begin to shift around, the storm peels off, throw the water right back at the beach. [lost audio] >> steve: obviously, there is some situational problems with broadband and whatnot. but we were looking at sanford as well. it would be interesting and i was going to ask bob, if we get the shot back, since he is along the space coast whether or not nasa did anything in particular like bring in any of the craft that were out on the launch pad because i believe they were just a couple of days away from blasting something off. >> brian: so many people in shelters. i'm so glad, too. >> ainsley: see all those images and all the animals in shelters, too. they put them in cages along the wall. because a lot of these shelters were allowing animals, families. i was watching -- you know what we didn't know and i can't wait to talk to janice about this. you realize there are tornadoes. >> lawrence: that's right. >> ainsley: i didn't realize so many.

but macy's -- for one -- is scaling back.loyees compared to last year. and caitlin clark has been named the wnba's rookie of the year. the indiana fever guard received 66 votes out of the 67 cast by a national panel of sportswriters and broadcasters. clark averaged over 19 points and more than eight assists per game this season. she also set rookie records for points and three-pointers, while leading her team to the playoffs for the first time since 2016. still to come on the "newshour" -- a jury convicts police officers of witness tampering in the fatal beating of tyre nichols. the alarming rise in autism diagnoses among somali-american children. and a documentary film spotlights the highly-competitive world of high school mariachi. ♪ >> this is the pbs news hour from the david and rubinstein studio at weta in washington, d.c. and from the west at the walter cronkite school of journalism at arizona state university. amna: now to the widening conflict in the middle east. israel tonight says it targeted a hamas commander in th

but macy's, for one, is scaling back.ng on about 6000 fewer employees compared to last year. on wall street today, the major markets struggled ahead of friday's monthly jobs report. the dow jones industrial average dropped nearly 200 points by the close. the nasdaq slipped about six points, so basically flat. and the s&p 500 ended slightly lower on the day. and caitlin clark has been named the wnba's rookie of the year. the indiana fever guard received 66 votes out of the 67 cast by a national panel of sportswriters and broadcasters. angel reese of the chicago sky received the single remaining vote. clark averaged over 19 points and more than eight assists per game this season. she also set rookie records for points and three-pointers, while leading her team to the playoffs for the first time since 2016. still to come on the “news hour,” a jury convicts police officers for their role in the fatal beating of tyre nichols. the alarming rise in autism diagnoses among somali-american children. and a documentary film spotlight

it's right next to the big macy's. >> police say they actually rolling the area when the incident happened, which is why they were able to react within seconds. but it did leave those criminals to flee the scene and multiple cars and in different directions. as of right now, details have been given on a per arrest been or if they have leads and also at vehicle was stolen if it taken into police custody. now back out here live again. you can they worry about somebody here, try to fix those 2 double doors to the entrance of the store. >> so they're trying to basically pry apart part of it and then get in. but those doors are completely shattered. so lots of damage. but again, nothing was stolen. thankfully, there was only damage. and just to give you some perspective, i mean, this area and this and front of the door is extremely not too small. >> that car perfectly to this area to nashville, to to get more details this morning. we'll continue to keep you updated at the very latest at michael thomas james oliphant back up live okay, good to see you. thank you, michael. >> 703. is the time. mo

it's right next to macy's san francisco. police say that they saw this and they immediately started coming down geary because they were patrolling this area once they got here within seconds, those criminals fled the scene in all directions. they say there were multiple people. then they got into 2 cars across the street and fled. now, this all comes just about 2 weeks after that. your store was also burglarized here in union square. and as we know, ricky persall a couple of months ago was shot in union square. so lots of negatives for san francisco in union square. but we did chat with some tourists here who are visiting from idaho. they say it was a sad scene to see this morning. those doors knocked in. but they say it's not as bad as they essentially it thinking it was going to be and they also felt pretty safe. take a listen. from like the national news and what i hear about san francisco, i was expecting i was expecting things to be worse than they are. now back out here live. you can see the 2 doors have been completel

talked to well, you guys is you guys correspondents earlier for the written article i stressed to him macy's, you know, this isn't something you think when you think of hurricanes, you think beaches, you think palm tree you think coast? >> you don't think mountain side cabins in the middle of the woods in the appalachian region it's not something you think about. >> you don't, your mind doesn't go there. >> so like i said, when i got the phone call from my mind i'm telling me that my dad was in trouble at first. >> i was just confused. >> like, what do you mean what do you mean? >> no i i never knew this was going to be something that was that this hurricane is going to affect this entire region in this way, i wasn't prepared for the phone call we're seeing some pictures of your father playing with a cute dog in this area. know people tend to be a little rugged. they're used to dealing with the outdoors. they enjoy the outdoors first can you give us some sense of what you know happened up until the time that you lost contact with your father, what he was going through as the storm was coming

context, trump media right now is worth more than cbs owner paramount it's worth twice as much as macy's and more than triple the value of peloton even though all of those companies they brought in billions of dollars. so far this year. but listen, fasten your seatbelts because we could see this stock move even more sharply in the days ahead, especially as we finally learn who is going to be sworn in as the next president yeah, we'll have to look for that. >> matt egan, thank you so much for the first time in a decade, there are new recommendations on how to prevent a stroke. and we'll have the details on that next news at 10:00 eastern on cnn. >> it's odd how in an instant things can transform slipping out of balance in a freefall i'm glad i found stability amidst it all. gold standing the test of time. >> if you have heart failure, vasica can help you keep living life with the ones you love ask your doctor about vasica today. vasica can cause serious side effects, including ketoacidosis that may be fatal, dehydration, urinary tract or genital yeast infections, and low blood sugar. a ra

busy the us full coverage of uh, the macys. is it as well? um and as i said before, um, actually i think that there is linkage between what's happening in the northern borders in the years south and at tara inside. these are let alone the people quite, but are seeing it or is it there is always that. i also know escalating. i keep i, i want to ask you something that you said that people on people in his world don't feel safe. i was reading a recent poll saying that a popularity for you will prime minister benjamin netanyahu is asking full time high. now, since those october 7th attacks a year ago, he is more popular than ever and yet clearly he is the man who is behind the security situation that is ready is face at the moment. how do you explain those 2 uh, contradictions this shows, oh, that's the people that the memory. so show they, uh, maybe this is a defense mechanism. um, it is too hard to remember that uh we have one hand is is where is that a seal or what thing in the palace of come us and the 10 year old from mr. bring them back hom

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remember the theater being open and all of these things, and the city they used to go downtown for macy's and all of these things. we need competent to make that happen. i'm the only candidate who managed a budget and tackled tough challenges like new college and childcare. i'm proud to be endorsed by attorney general, rob banta, pow and operating engineers and engineers. and i'll be running through for this district. >> thank you. jose. >> you know i'm not a politician i'm an ordinary joe who grew up in the city, up the block, my entire, and to schools and loved the city. but the condition that it's currently in is terrified. i've been married to my wife now for two years and i want to have children one day but we need to clean up the streets and get rid of the drug addicts and make it a great place where children can thrive. that's why i'm running, because the city is doing a bad job. unless new people run and get inside of city hall. that's why i'm running, you want change and i want change. please think about who you'll vote for this november. >> ernest. >> as always, i want to thank

macy's takes five minutes to apply and committed to an offer in 48 hours.t show up on speed and reflecting the candidate, which is another reason we aren't seeing layoffs. it is because employers are still feeling like employees have a lot of power in today's labor market. jonathan: as we were talking lisa was thinking about applying. lisa: for ups driver? jonathan: because of how fast it works. lisa: i want to see the response times. stop knowingly. -- stop knowing me. i thought that that was a fascinating conversation, the idea of a step back. a lot of technological change is happening, how do we do it in a smart way? that is the paralysis before a potential positive breakout, but how long does it take before we get there? jonathan: mohamed el-erian of queens college cambridge and jeff rosenberg blackrock. the third hour bloomberg surveillance is next. the jobs report at 8:30 eastern. ♪ >> the fed is laser focused on the jobs market. >> if it is diminished they have to go ahead with the 50 basis points cut. >> we will have a pretty messy payrolls. >> the

she went against theor of macy's who said there will be no price increase if this happens. they did talk about how internally at tapestry there is no real competition. so they added this to try to present kate spade tries to compete with coach. the whyed that this matters, w we -- how can a court care? they say items consumers can choose not to buy ignores that handbags are important to women to express themselves through fashion and to aid in daily lives, supporting career aspirations by transporting work materials home or inspiring confidence. in other words, this is more than just about handbags. this is about how people lead their lives. i found that part very compelling. if you have to buy a handbag and you have to pay 100 instead of 500 because of this, you are threatening. >> it's a decision written by someone who uses handbags. >> what do you say? >> i liked it. i think you make the points and it's going to be difficult on appeal. she's covered the grounds to make clear why her decision will most likely be held. you have the proceeding at the actual ftc that's unlik

allege the trio had stolen $350,000 worth of property from 10 different retailers, including kohl's, macy's4 and target. they're accused of then selling that stolen property at the flea market. if convicted, the suspects could be facing 3 to 9 years in prison. a man accused of starting a grass fire in santa rosa has now been arrested. fire crews put out the flames before they burned one acre encore be corby avenue near highway 101 earlier this week, witnesses told officers a man started the fire and then ran into a nearby car. lot. the man has been booked into jail for arson and has also drug possession. if you plan on trick or treating with the kiddos this holiday season, speeding drivers will be something to look out for kron four's on the fort spoke to transit officials and san jose who have some tips on how to keep you and your family safe. this halloween. >>ghost goblins and ghouls all ready to greet hundreds of trick or treaters. expected to take over neighborhoods on halloween night. but the spooky fun can always mean tricks for drivers and unveiling halloween. we've got kids and the

i remember macy's once filling me in, if they don't have everything by september 30, they're not goingo have it. >> many inventories are in place. the longer this goes on, the bigger the economic impact. >> how about the idea that the first labor agreement that is totally out of whack, and it might hit the screen, possible? >> out of whack? >> they want so much. the machinists want a lot of money at boeing. when you look at the executives, they make so much more money, i don't want anyone to say, does cramer know how much the ceo of boeing made who ran it into the ground. but i think these are the kinds of g of agreements that are so much more. >> the issue is automated cranes and trucks, workers trying to protect their jobs in the face of ongoing tech innovation. >> which, of course, figures prominently in a lot of the strikes, including the hollywood writers that we dealt with as well sometime back, and being replaced by ai, which obviously is a concern there. >> look, if you were talking to jansen wong, he could partner with anybody, do anything. you could say, look, we'll make robo

record more than 160 people are dead and hundreds more are missing and scientists a a clime change macy'scanes larger and stronger and more deadly because of the historic fall and senator seven in ten americans and more than 60 percent of republicans under the age of 45 family u.s. taking steps to try to reduce climate change, j.d. vance and what response and responsibly the trump administration with a heavy target reduce the impacts of climate change to give you two minute. vance: short somersault start with a hurricane, because is an unbelievable unspeakable human tragedy i just thought today actuallyhu photograph to grandparents on roof with a six euro child was less photograph ever taken of them because roof collapse is that people will survives answer governor tim walz was me and saying that her squad to the people first love them and one is robust and aggressive as the federal responses we can get to save as many lives as possible and of course afterwards, to help the people in his communities rebuildd. and the committees tht limit some of them i know personally, and avalanche all a

. ♪ [mÚsica] ♪ reportera: spotify, jetblue, macy's, l'orÉal, bacardÍ, tres en el monte son algunas deesidente, frente a papa, y a las personas mÁs poderosas del mundo. reportera: tanto asÍ que llegÓ a ser el vicepresidente de relaciones pÚblicas de gloria estefan, y luego director de sony music. >> era un momento muy increÍble en la mÚsica, donde habÍa artistas , ricky martin, jennifer lÓpez, shakira, en lo que se cuenta ahora que es el boom de la mÚsica latina. dentro de sony fue una oportunidad increÍble de poder ser parte de ese movimiento. reportera: hoy en dÍa encabezas una agencia a nivel global. >> pasÉ 17 aÑos trabajando con los mejores maestros que hay en la industria de relaciones pÚblicas y mercadeo. [risas] yo escuchÉ y aprendÍ, y en ese momento dije "ahora es mi tiempo para llevar lo que ellos me han enseÑado a una empresa de nosotros". reportera: cuÁl es su misiÓn? >> es ser el puente entre los latinos, nuestra gente, y las marcas mÁs icÓnicas e importante en los estados unidos. ya no somos la persona detrÁs del mostrador, sirviendo en el restaurante, somos los dueÑos de

tambiÉn en la tienda por departamentos macy's.mayores costos y que al final de cuentas los californianos tendremos que pagar mÁs alto el precio del combustible. obviamente, una medida controversial. satcha: lo cierto es que en california siempre la gasolina es mÁs cara. vamos a ver el impacto de esta legislaciÓn. gracias por estos detalles en vivo desde los Ángeles. esta maÑana tenemos una alerta para ti en casa. quiero que sepan que la empresa retira del mercado casi 10,000,000 de libras de carne y pollo por posible contaminaciÓn con listeria. la empresa ordena recoger del mercado los productos tras una inspecciÓn del departamento de agricultura en su planta de oklahoma. los alimentos enviaron a restaurantes y proveedores de servicio de comida. tienen una fecha de caducidad de 19 de junio al 8 de octubre de 2025. revisa si por casualidad tienes en tu refrigerador, congelador, o pregunta donde tÚ compras tu carne si es esta la que ha sido retirada del mercado. "despierta amÉrica" no se detiene. tenemos mÁs para ti. adelante. raÚl:

more people who shop at macy's is kamala than people who shop at walmart for trump. it depends where you are doing the polling. in kentucky, you will get more republicans. doing the polling in new york city, philadelphia, chicago, you will get more people for harris. host: ok. jorge in new mexico, independent line. caller: good morning. thank you for c-span. this is open forum. i have been working on a program. i went down to chihuahua and i was looking at the cathedrals because the mayans and aztecs and the spanish worked on them. i had a quick little thing i wanted to read. to provide good homes to manchester good neighbors, bordertowns, cousins, u.s. and mexico are neighbors separated by fences and walls but the new bricks will strengthen our international communities by being dreamer-led and designed by the divine tiny little gems combined under pressure from above or below where diamonds are formed. i'm hoping to assign it to different organizations like habitat for humanity and catholic charities. thank you. host: chris in alabama, democrats line. you are next.

more people who shop at macy's is kamala than people who shop at walmart for trump. it depends where you are doing the polling. in kentucky, you will get more republicans. doing the polling in new york city, philadelphia, chicago, you will get more people for harris. host: ok. jorge in new mexico, independent line. caller: good morning. thank you for c-span. this is open forum. i have been working on a program. i went down to chihuahua and i was looking at the cathedrals because the mayans and aztecs and the spanish worked on them. i had a quick little thing i wanted to read. to provide good homes to manchester good neighbors, bordertowns, cousins, u.s. and mexico are neighbors separated by fences and walls but the new bricks will strengthen our international communities by being dreamer-led and designed by the divine tiny little gems combined under pressure from above or below where diamonds are formed. i'm hoping to assign it to different organizations like habitat for humanity and catholic charities. thank you. host: chris in alabama, democrats line. you are next.

valentino en macy's el destino para fragancias dÍaz ortÍz.de kitty menÉndez hablÓ con un portal y dijo que habla con ellos de vez en cuando, que no tiene sentido mantenerlos en prisiÓn. hay un nuevo juez asignado a este caso de los hermanos menÉndez. la reacciÓn de la gente en redes sociales a favor de que lo liberen es increÍble. quiero primero comentar sobre eso y despuÉs podemos hablar de la chica que tambiÉn trabajaba con ellos en esta casa que recientemente dio declaraciones. quÉ opinan ustedes que la hermana de kitty estÁ a favor de los hermanos cuando fue su hermana que asesinaron? montse: es increÍble. al principio la familia los apoyaban. estaban abogando por su libertad. no tenemos muy claro que tanto sabÍa la familia para llegar a ese nivel de apoyo, aunque como bien dice jessica fue su propia hermana que fue asesinada. el pÚblico sigue muy, pero muy dividido, aunque creo que hay mÁs personas a favor de que lo dejen en libertad, pero la persona que dicen que no se preocupan de que, independientemente de lo que pasÓ del desafortunad

macy come. >> my guy feels laying on top here. >> we just checked that corner. there is that one area there. >> they are ready to go. >> the dogs are working hard. >> is this all dry out here? >> it is all dry. >> we are going to flush the 12 points as we get here later. >> i can show you the video. i watch 45 run across. >> we will be flushing them >> all right, are we ready to go? >> so when it was the two of us it was really different. >> i'll bet. >> we are going to fall back. >> nice shot. >> bird down. guns up. >> i think we should keep going and when we do a switch we will bring the dogs back over here and look for it. there's a good chance it could have run in front of us. we will have to pick it up again. >> they can hide. they get under the grass. >> we can let them go and they can find the birds. in all seriousness, your eyes are working the same as anybody else's. >> beautiful, isn't it? >> you walked right to the spot where i had it. >> in behind sight it is always a challenge you don't want to get the human consent there. i probably should have run

macy come. >> my guy feels laying on top here.