david harrington thought: but maria david disagrees.e hoped to discuss the bbc�*s approach to impartiality over the next four weeks with a bbc executive. u nfortu nately, no—one was available to do so this week. do let us know your thoughts on any of the issues we're covering in this programme or any aspect of bbc news. details of how to contact us are at the end of the programme. but now, for some of your other concerns this week. wednesday's news at six led with a special investigation by ed thomas into a distressing subject. for months, the bbc has been hearing about people's experiences reporting crime. this is the story of mums in chorley, whose children have been attacked by a group of teenagers. what followed showed children being beaten and bruised and though the images were blurred and a warning had been given beforehand, a viewer called julie thought the footage was too explicit for pre—watershed viewing. this is a first time i've ever complained, but as a public health professional, i was so shocked by the clips you showed of

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. >>> puerto rico struggles after getting hit by hurricane fiona five years after hurricane maria. davidegnaud is there with the latest. >> catastrophic flooding across the island. totals reaching 26 inches at this point on the southern portion.

maria: adam, what do you think? >> i'm on the flip side of what david mentioned.ame don't have the cash flow and i had to actively pivot from high-risk names to higher quality unfortunately even the higher quality ones have come down. it's been hard. maria: anywhere to hide? >> i don't think it's hiding, you proactively want to be in place that is have good balance sheet, free cash flow growth. the problem is they are never going to be super exciting but we like some of the healthcare pharma names and i've been a mid stream guy for a long time. it's held up very well. oil has come down 20%, mid stream is up and up in the 30's in the year but you are talking 6, 7% dividend yields and natural gas is not going anywhere nor as need as country to transport. maria: that's the place to be. james: i'm wondering when you say you're not into the oil producers, is that because you think the economy is going down and demand is going to be less or you think regulatory environment is hostile and why are you not in oil producers right now? >> i would love to be heavier in riskie

maria: all right. david, great to see you this morning.h for having me. >> thanks for having me. maria: david nelson join sing us with the dow industrials at the high of the morning, at 245. the morning mover this morning, bed, bath had and beyond plunging again this morning in the premarket, the company facing a leadership gap after the chief financial officer committed suicide on friday in new york city. he was facing accusations connect todd a one and a quarter a billion dollar stock fraud lawsuit, pump and dump. an activist investor, ryan cohen named a defendant in the lawsuit. they are planning to close 150 stores and cut 20% of the workforce. devastating situation for the family and a for the company can. next, cvs and signify up if m the premarket this morning, cvs announced it will acquire the home healthcare company in an $8 billion all cash deal expected to close in the first half of 2023. cvs ceo saying the company remains focused on expanding primary care in home health. the stock this morning on the upside of. quick break and

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david swerdlik and doug heye are here. and maria is here to add to our conversation as well.t all, when you think about the gop and the crime issue, we know being soft on crime is a talking point people will say. the idea of the numbers increase in violent crime, increase in crime overall, law enforcement, defund the police, the idea of mistrust, leading into the crime issue, can this work for republicans? >> it can. i think democrats can avoid the shellacking that president obama and democrats took in 2010, but it's still going to be hard to hold on to congress. pew research found the similar results. abortion is not the number one thing people rank when polled heading into voting and we're just a few weeks away. >> why are you laughing? >> here's the problem. people didn't think abortion was going to be an issue in new york '18. people didn't think it would be in kansas referendum, and it overwhelmingly was. the problem with these polls is the abortion issue has completelier in apologized and mobilized young women. abortion is the number two issue for latino voters. that is

maria: the bank of england said they'll stop selling bonds, instead tell be buying bonds to stabilize this market, david. >> who said that the qe went away. maria: that's right. that's what what everybody was expecting the fed to do. >> they're trying to drain liqliquidity. they're countering each other's forces. miller freedman said we could go away with the federal reserve and go to computers. computers would likely do a better job if they let free markets price where assets should be. the fed doesn't understand the concept that when you're steering a monetary policy, it's like steering a battle ship, have you to make the turn well in advance of the pivot point. they were too late to come in. they're probably going to overshoot on the way back. >> they were so wrapped up in politics. 2021, they should have been steering the battle ship. they were talking about climate change, talking about dei. if you're focused on the wrong things, not watching the horizon, you're never going to turn the ship the right way. that's the problem. maria: the federal reserve bought securities every single month in 2021. a

and water to most of puerto rico five years after hurricane maria killed nearly 3,000 people and left the island's power grid in ruins. david begnaud reports from san juan where the governor warns it could be days before the lights could be turned back on. >> reporter: hurricane fiona dumped as much as 35 inches of rain and driving up winds to 91 miles along all along puerto rico's southern coast. there were moments like this, neighbors with a boat, some rope, and a desperate will to save a family trapped in high water. there has been catastrophic flooding and mudslides, downed trees, and power lines. brown floodwater flowed in all directions, seemingly swallowing everything in its path. in utuado in the center of the island, this metal bridge built four years ago after hurricane maria was swept away like a twig. some 1.3 million people are still without power. almost 800,000 have no running water. >> we got in a helicopter and we first flew over here. you could see people standing on cars, on the second stories of their homes, and then we headed all the way west to the municipality here. that's where above the water and ou

david real in texas. maria thank you to the war in ukraine tonight in the horrors uncovered a mass grave yard in a region retaken from russian forces. more than 440 bodies have been found most believed to be ukrainian civilians, many with their hands and feet, tied most with evidence of violent deaths. and given these new discoveries, president zelensky once again calling on the world to label russia. a state sponsor of terror. nbc's tom sufi burridge in ukraine again tonight. tonight horrifying new evidence of alleged russian atrocities. authorities digging up body after body mass grave sites in the newly liberated ukrainian city of easy, um ukraine, calling it genocide, saying more than 440 people, including children are buried here. many victims showing signs of torture, legs bound hands tied behind their backs, some with broken bones and ropes around their necks. ukrainian officials showing the crosses marking the graves of an entire family. a mother a father, their six year old daughter and grandparents, a

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maria: that will only keep inflation elevated. davidkwith lobby get your solutions if you do believe were going into weekend. on the macro economy story how do you protect yourselves what you telling clients to do should the worst case scenario play o out. >> let me step back for a new situation with fedex raising rate and it will raise until something breaks in the financial system is about to break. what we really want to see for a recession is a labor market is been remarkably resilient the past few months over the issue they've average $4 $400 jobs a month job openings are wide open it'll be interesting to see what happens to the labor market as we go through the fourth quarter was reported in today's report we had robust spending, those things will probably turn around going forward and i think that'll be interesting to watch. maria: in terms of allocating capital, where do you want to be? >> with the previous speakers shared is good advice watch with the fed is doing and where inflation is going. maria: we have a market that is fl

david harrington thought: but maria david disagreed: well, we hoped to discuss the bbc�*s approach tod children being beaten and bruised, and though the images were blurred and a warning had been given beforehand, a viewer called julie thought the footage was too explicit for pre—watershed viewing. this is a first time i've ever complained, but as a public health professional, i was so shocked by the clips you showed of the violence of children abusing children on the 6:00 news. this is the time when children could be easily present. it was so horrific, even for adults to see and hear. young children could be traumatised by seeing this. i was so shocked and couldn't understand how this had passed through the threshold. is there no such thing as the watershed anymore? this would have been more appropriate for the 10:00 news or newsnight. please could you be more aware and more sensitive, ensuring that clips you show are age appropriate for the time of day. another viewer who wanted to remain anonymous had a different view, e—mailing: one staple of news coverage in august is exam result

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maria: joining us now arizona congressman and house ways and means committee member, david shwikert. hank you for having me. maria: let's talk about the president's claim that he's cutting the deficit because i've got a report right here from maya mcginnis on the committee for a federal -- a responsible federal budget. she says since taking office the biden administration added nearly $5 trillion to the deficit, over the next decade through his legislation and executive actions, how does he get away with saying he's actually cutting the deficit, sir? >> look, the president's comments yesterday were bordering on lunacy. i mean, even when leftist groups are scoring their inflation reduction bill, which is an absurd title, it's build back better two, that over the half decade it actually raises the deficit and he then the gimmicks it requires a series of fake money to actually t get to the president president's claim of deficit reduction. look, the democrats have become the party of subsidies, hand-out cash, particularly to groups that vote for them. you know, we all need to be adults ab

david. we're just days away from the five-year anniversary of hurricane maria. this is not that big a storm, but it is formidable and heading right to the island. right now, about 800 miles from san juan. here it is on satellite picture. growing inntensity. warnings and watches have been posted that do include puerto rico and the u.s. virgin islands. there you see it heading towards ant antigua friday. into the bahamas. rainfall is going to be the main player with this. saturday, flooding rans begin. we could see six inches.dsdend flash flooding and power outages. once its through puerto rico, most of the computer models take it into the atlantic, but there are a handful that want to bring it towards the u.s. next week. david? >> rob marciano, we'll track this over the next couple of days with you, thank you. >>> in the meantime, we turn now to immigration, the showdown playing out right here in the u.s. tonight, far from the u.s./mexico border. florida's governor ron desantis flying roughly 50 migrants to martha's vineyard, massachusetts. texas dropping off two

marÍa hace 5 aÑos. y es que algunos de ello decidieron quedarse en sus viviendas y tuvieron que ser rescatados cuando los techos colapsaron. desde san juan puerto rico. david>>> gracias david las labores de recuperaciÓn por los daÑos de fiona tomaran meses. dijo esta noche que estÁ en contacto con las autoridades de luma energy para lograr regreso de la electricidad mientras por toda la isla, las labores de asistencia a los damnificados no paran. marÍa del carmen gonzÁlez tiene un resumen de la jornada. >>> el huracÁn fiona ha dejado devastaciÓn en toda la isla. aunque ya saliÓ de la zona, sus remanentes continÚan dejando estragos. este puente en el municipio de utuado en el centro de la isla, habÍa sido reconstruido, porque el huracÁn marÍa se lo llevÓ hace 5 aÑos. hoy fiona lo gra destruirlo nuevamente. situaciones como esta siguen reportÁndose en la isla. el fenÓmeno que entrÓ a la isla f horas de la tarde con rÁfagas de 100 millas por hora, por el suroeste de puerto rico. ha dejado mÁs de 15 pulgadas de lluvia. la guardia nacional tuvo que desalojar a una comunidad entera en toa baja. ante el peligro de la inundaciones causadas por las intensas lluvias

fiona hit the island exactly five years after hurricane maria came ashore, killing 3,000 people and destroying much of the power grid. davideady in puerto rico checking in on the progress to fix the power when the storm hit. >> we came here nearly two weeks ago thinking this was going to be the story today, never expecting another hurricane called fiona. here's the deal. after maria and after decades of mismanagement by the government-owned entity, they said, you know what? we're going to hire a private company to handle transmission and distribution on the island. they are going to fix everything. 15 months ago, this company luma energy came in. we called luma and said what are the major upgrades you've done to the grid? what are the big ticket items you want to show us? here's some of what we saw. luma energy offered to show cbs news two ways they're trying to fix the power situation. starting with a tour of their training facility in till baja, puerto rico, they introduced us to their latest class of line workers, 27 men and 5 women, all of whom are puerto rican and being trained to be a part of the island's power solut

maria ravaged the island of puerto rico, and that cut power to people for months. and now because of fiona, most russian-backeddians are going to wake up tomorrow morning and be without power. norah. >> o'donnell: david begnaud, thank you for your steadfast reporting on the island. thank you. well, there is fallout tonight after president biden's interview with "60 minutes," comments he made about the pandemic, led stocks of three covid vaccine makers to plunge, shares falling as much as 9%. cbs' ed o'keefe reports from the white house. >> reporter: president biden's conclusion on "60 minutes" sunday that the covid pandemic has ended prompted push-back from health experts and clarifications from top official ares. are officials. >> the pandemic is over. we we still have a problem with covid, we're still doing a lot of work on it, but the pandemic is over. >> reporter: health and human services secretary, xavier becerra, who held a photo op, promoting the latest booster shot asked what the president meant. >> make no mistake, people are still dying. what the president is saying we all want to get back to where we were before covid. >> reporter: while overall, cases are dropping nearly 400 people are d

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seeing maria in our careers this is the epic hall of fame top on dollar fed pushed up rates so much breaking things around the globe you want to be long emerging markets gold, value stocks, david of famers you my friend are a hall of famer, love talking to you thank you so much larry mcdonald stay with us. . welcome back, king charles iii landing in london moments ago bbc reporting he is headed to buckingham palace today will address the nation 1:00 pm eastern 6 pm in london st. paul's cathedral prince william replaces charles as heir to the throne followed by george charlotte louis, joining me to discuss future of the monarchy royal commentator global business analyst hillary great to have you this morning thanks very much your most important takeaway, from the passing of the great queen elizabeth and what happens next. >> maria pleasure to be with you although circumstances goodness gracious we don't have hours and hours to discuss most important take away i will say this perhaps the entire world united around duty dignity of this lady perhaps everyone could go to that level being with less partisan less divisive the queen was uniting force look at accolades out of u.s. nati

maria as the only other weather events to surpass the $100 billion mark. >>> joining us now, writer for "the new york times" opinion pages and "new york times" magazine. columnist david wall is wells. the subject of climate change is front of mind. it seems to be playing, temperature us how the climate change is playing a bigger role now with this hurricane, hurricane ian than with past storms with hurricanes harvey and maria. >> one of the faster hurricanes can intensify and then getting more category 4 and category 5 hurricanes making land fall. and we're also seeing here, i think the impact of that dynamic intensifying storms come into contact with human built environments that were whatever we knew about. those numbers are absolutely astonishing. you know, even though lower end figures cited are accountable for the damage that we've seen dollar wise in pakistan where a third of that country has been under wear the. so the we're talking about both intensifying threat from hurricanes because of climate change, powered by the fossil fuels and we're also seeing how poorly even those place that's know hurricanes are coming are able to actually prepare for them. either

anna maria island is a barrier island, so the water all went out, and we'll see what happens when it comes back in. right now there's no flooding as we speak. davidbout the restaurant you're building in share -- sarasota, but we've already been having trouble getting supplies. i know the price of lumber has come down, but it's still hard. i can only imagine it's going to be close to impossible with the rebuilding that's going to be done in florida. how are you going to manage to complete the sarasota restaurant with all of the supply troubles that we have? >> david, we're so close. we're six weeks from opening -- david: oh, my goodness. >> we have some more work to do. the supplies, we have. the challenge is going to be -- unless we lose them. the challenge is going to be getting the supply of labor. there's going to be a lot more, let's call it, emergency building needs than opening a restaurant. people have lost their homes, you know, and we pray for those people. chances are that's where the construction resources are going to go. so we don't know. i don't have the skills to build it or to finish the next six weeks. it remains to be seen. davi

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