billionaire michael bloomberg. michael bloomberg, excuse me. donated $1 million to a committee supporting breed. the donation is one of the largest this election season. breeds. major challengers are former supervisor and interim mayor mark farrell. nonprofit founder daniel lurie, and supervisors aaron peskin and asha safai. all right, let's get to our weather and the heat. you still felt it out there today. this is a live look at the conditions right now. there is a heat advisory in effect as well as a spare. the air alert. so let's get right to abc7 news meteorologist sandhya patel for the latest. sandhya. >> yeah, i definitely was in the 90s and 100 seconds inland. but look at this view from our santa cruz camera. you see that fog that is there that actually helped along with the sea breeze to take some of our temperatures down along the coast and bay today. and it was noticeable. but take a look at the highs. so far. up to 100. in livermore, 102 in fairfield. these are some of the hot spots 90s from concord to santa rosa and san rafael stil

michael bloomberg you convened leadership at national and international levels to change the mindset. i just met with the president of the uae, who is a massive investor in clean imagery around the world, that is what he wanted to talk about. i just hosted a three-day conference in delaware with the prime minister of australia and japan and india, three of the fastest-growing economies in the world. they understand you can't remain dependent on fossil fuels. they need to lead the clean energy future. i had a discussion with the state president of kenya. kenya is also a leader in clean energy. together we have lunch the u.s.-kenya climate, clean energy and industrial partnership. now i want to pivot to home. since i have been president, i have flown over more wildfires, it is god's truth, in helicopters from arizona and idaho all the way to montana. more acreage that i've looked down upon, seen more acreage burned on the ground, to the ground, then in the entire state of maryland. just wildfires. i have toured the community is by tornadoes and floods. livelihoods and billions of dollar

the largest personal donor to the harris company, media mogul michael bloomberg gave 41 million dollars, even more, 60 million. the political reform fund associated with george soros contributed. this is the largest organization, who is not on this list, so it is mark zuckerberg, although last time he, together with his wife prystylichan, invested as much as 400 million dollars in biden's company, now regrets, the head of the meta corporation, banned in russia, recognized as extremist, zuckerberg wrote a letter to the judiciary committee of the us house of representatives, where admitted to serving as a de facto censor for the biden administration during the pandemic. in the biden administration, including the white house , senior officials repeatedly pressured our teams over several months in the first year to censor certain content about covid-19, including humor and satire, and expressed great disappointment when we did not comply. i believe that government pressure was wrong, and i regret that we did not speak out more candidly about it. during the pandemic, facebook has deleted ove

in the race for san francisco mayor, the latest campaign documents indicate billionaire michael bloombergbent mayor london breed a huge financial boost. bloomberg is bankrolling an independent committee supporting breed's reelection bid and recently donated $1 million. that's on top of the $200,000 he contributed to her campaign. earlier this year. well, the heat wave isn't the only thing to worry about a spare the air alert is being issued through tomorrow. this is due to unhealthy smog. our sky ranger was over golden gate park yesterday, capturing not the fog there, but that's a haze in the distance for us. this morning. and kerry's. yeah, kerry is tracking these hot temperatures coming today as well. yeah we were talking about triple digit highs for much of the east bay, the south county as well as the far north bay and it may be even slightly hotter tomorrow for some spots. the heat continues into friday, but then we are starting to see some relief this weekend. and that continues through much of next week. and taking a look out there, the south bay really kicking in now with the buil

michael bloomberg, who also ran for president. there's bloomberg. he donated a million and a half dollars pac supporting le carre. do the race for the 16th congressional district is drawn a lot of special interest money, and assemblymember evan low both running for the long held by representative anna eshoo, bloomberg and ricardo have supported each other for years. let's look hard to endorsing bloomberg's twenty-twenty run for president. governor newsom has signed a bill aimed at protecting children from social media addiction. the band's cause certain kinds of feed some less. the platform has parental consent. it gives parents more options on controlling what their children see. social media companies can send notifications to children aside from specific the or they rather they can only do it during specific hours approved by a parent. in a statement to governor newsom says social media addiction can lead to problems like stress, anxiety and endless hours wasted late into the night as he put it. he says the bill will help protect children and tee

he and former new york city mayor michael bloomberg raised about $2 million for an independent expenditure account to support breed. >>>>i want to say something to those who traffic in negativity. >>>>the group also paid for this 92nd ad that will run on social media sites. >>>>san francisco is not wearing the shackles of your negativity any longer >>>>known by many as a moderate democrat. the ad portrays breed as a, quote, practical progressive, >>>>valuing the safety of our seniors from chinatown to the bayview. our immigrant and working families in the tenderloin is progressive. >>>>larson says breed deserves another term because she is battle tested and provides the right balance compared to her challengers. >>>>we're on track here now for the lowest murder rate since 1985. car break ins now in july were down 70% from the year previous, and that is a largely because of london's leadership. i know crime is down, >>>>but not everyone buys what's being sold. the undecided reagans is leaning toward one of the moderate challengers. he says the november election is about building a better fu

and brought together there by michael bloomberg. and, you know, we were all new yorkers then i remember that day i was in new york. i was actually in a subway headed to work after the first plane hit in, as i'm going to work at the new york times, the second tower fill in the subway, filled with the debris of that tower. and we were evacuated. and so i was there in just the heaviness of the grief the the the warranted and lost posters of it filled that area during that time. i mean, you just, you know, it's still a shock, right. to see what happened to this contrary, see what happen to those folks on that day and everything that came after indelible. >> it's for us in washington, we all experienced it in different ways that day but i think you're right. i think the capital generally speaking, now is considered to have been the other target and to think of what that would have been like and not only just destroying the real representation of democracy in this country. i mean all credit to those brave people on that plane and its one

former new york city mayor michael bloomberg just donated a million dollars to breed's reelection campaign. former mayor bloomberg gave that money to forward action sf. that's an independent pac political action committee backing mayor breed. that's on top of the $200,000 he's already contributed many months ago. mayor breed endorsed bloomberg for president back in 2020, after kamala harris dropped out of that race. now, mayor breed is running against four other high profile candidates. philanthropist daniel lurie, supervisor asha safai, former interim mayor mark farrell and board of supervisors president aaron peskin. this is turning into an expensive race. campaign records show the total amount of money raised in this mayoral race is just about $17 million. that's for a mayoral race. about half of that has been raised by danielle lurie's campaign. now, to some other headlines that we are following. a convicted fraudster who authorities say stole from investors is on the run. the santa clara county district attorney's office says 67 year old dennis fontaine, seen here, stole more than $35

i think michael bloomberg also standing there between biden and mr trump.t there between biden and mr trump. and we are just seeing pictures from the pentagon and new york and ground zero, where families have been gathering to read out the names and to remember those who lost their lives and were affected in the 9/11 attacks 23 years ago. brian eugene built her. mark bingham- — brian eugene built her. mark bingham. carl— brian eugene built her. mark bingham. carl vincent. - brian eugene built her. mark bingham. carl vincent. and. brian eugene built her. mark. bingham. carl vincent. and my brother joseph _ bingham. carl vincent. and my brotherjoseph michael- bingham. carl vincent. and my brotherjoseph michael geo - brotherjoseph michael geo kony~ — brotherjoseph michael geo kony. 23 years alike 23 seconds. on september america's foreign policy and what came next in afghanistan and iraq, and all that followed in the years afterwards. but today, all the political leaders traditionally put partisan politics aside, and presidential campaigning certainly gives wa

and former new york city mayor and one time presidential candidate michael bloomberg has donated $1 millionlondon breed's reelection campaign. that's on top of a $200,000 donation earlier this year. breed was a bloomberg harvard city leadership fellow in 2019, and endorsed bloomberg for president in 2020. >> and the state of oregon. a large wildfire has forced the closure of a national forest. in those hot temperatures, there have been really posing a challenge for firefighters. >> this story begins tonight's west coast wrap. the rail ridge fire is burning about 120 miles east of bend. it's prompted evacuations for all of aldridge mountain. this fire started with a lightning strike monday, and it's burned more than 61,000 acres. there is no containment tonight. multiple wildfires across the west are sending up so much smoke, it's being picked up on satellites. the national oceanic and atmospheric administration says these images were captured yesterday when smoke got wrapped up in an area of low pressure over the pacific northwest. >> we are learning about a possible defense for the so-call

on the campaign trail, now former new york city mayor and billionaire michael bloomberg is throwing his support behind san francisco mayor london breed. he donated a whopping $1 million to help keep her in office. he sent the money to forward action sf and independent political committee backing breed. that's on top of the $200,000 he already contributed earlier this year. breed also endorsed bloomberg for president back in 2020, after kamala harris dropped out of the race. and breed is running against four other high profile candidates. philanthropist daniel lurie, supervisor asha safai, former interim mayor mark farrell and board of supervisors president aaron peskin. and you can watch our one on one interviews with all of the candidates. all you have to do is head to nbcbayarea.com. sf mayor all right. take a look here. forest fire near lake tahoe is still burning out of control. this afternoon. the u.s. forest service says that the fire started monday afternoon near the town of cierra brooks. that's about 20 miles north of truckee, near tahoe national forest. so far, the fire has bu

the latest campaign documents indicate billionaire michael bloomberg is giving incumbent mayor london breed a huge financial boost. bloomberg is bankrolling an independent committee supporting breed's reelection bid and recently donated $1 million. that's on top of the $200,000 he contributed to her campaign earlier this year. the sf standard points out breed endorsed bloomberg when he ran for president back in 2020. this is after kamala harris dropped out of the race. raj mathai just sat down with the mayor breed yesterday. we actually posted that entire conversation on our website. just go to nbcbayarea.com. all you have to do is scroll down to the local section and watch it. when the race for the white house, the u.s. government announcing criminal charges and the seizure of internet domains arising from russia's effort to influence the election. scott mcgrew tells us the kremlin supported russia today tv channel as one of the targets. that's right. u.s. intelligence agencies have already flagged rt as a source of russian propaganda, and it required to register as a foreign agent,

he and former new york city mayor michael bloomberg raised about $2 million for an independent expenditureount to support breed. >> i want to say something to those who traffic in negativity. >> reporter: the group also paid for this 90-second ad that will run on social media sites. >> san francisco is not wearing the shackles of your negativity any longer. >> reporter: known by many as a modern democrat, the ad portrays breed as a, quote, practical progressive. >> valuing the safety of our seniors from chinatown to the bayview, our immigrant and working families in the tenderloin is progressive. >> reporter: larson says breed deserves another term because she is battle tested and provides the right balance compared to her challengers. >> we're on a track here now for the lowest murder rate since 1985. car break-ins in july were down 70% from the year previous. and that is largely because of london's leadership. >> reporter: but not everyone buys what's being sold. the undecided reagans is leaning towards one of the moderate challengers. he says november is about building a better future f

revelaron que el multimillonario michael bloomberg le ha dado un impulso financiero a la alcaldesa dese presentó como precandidato presidencial del partido demócrata. la junta de supervisores de san francisco aprobó una ordenanza que prohibirá el uso de inteligencia artificial para establecer precios de alquileres de propiedades. organizaciones manifestaron que estas tecnologías provocaron que desde 2020 las cuotas aumenten un 20% en todo el país y que entre los lugares más afectados se encuentran zonas urbanas como lo son san francisco, oakland y hayward. bueno, y a lo largo de la nación varias personas se ven afectadas por la falta de vivienda y por supuesto, california no es la excepción. dinorah pérez nos tiene las reacciones de personas latinas que al momento están viviendo en un refugio para personas indigentes. este es el sonido de niños jugando. no es lo que esperas ver en un refugio de personas indigentes. este es diferente. the woodlands es un motel transformado en un hogar para las familias que no cuentan con un techo. damos 3 comidas al día. no pagan renta. nosotros aquí,

he and michael bloomberg raised about $2 million for independent expenditure account to support breedaffic in negativity. >> they also paid for this 92nd at that will run on social media sites. known by any of the muttered democrat, it portrays reed as a "practical progressive." >> valuing the safety of our seniors, that is progressive. >> some say that she deserves another term because she is battle tested. >> we are on track for the lowest murder rate since 1985. car break-ins in july were down 70% from the year previous. that is largely because of its leadership. >> not everyone buys what is being sold. the undecided are leaning toward one of the muttered challenges and says the november election is about building a better future for his son. >> the future belongs to the young ones. you've got to vote for the future is doomed. >> breed has wealthy friends but her challengers are also spending big money to unseat her. daniel lurie raced more than $5 million in a separate political action committee to campaign for him. >>> cbs news bay area is your election headquarters for this san

. >> you saw michael bloomberg there. it is he who basically said, i want this day to be about the family. they have the pictures but now you can hear these family members reading the names of all the people killed here in pennsylvania and at the pentagon and also people who have died since that fateful day on 9/11. we are about to come up on the second moment of silence at 9:03. that signifies when the hijacked plane hit the south tower here at the world trade center site and four more moments of silence after that. you can probably feel it, how heavy this moment is, especially when you see these young kids and people who never met their loved ones. let's listen to this together. fdny captain james corgan, we miss you so much. me and my three sisters wish we got to meet you. . >> honoring her grandfather. she says she wished she has gotten to meet them. >> i just talked to a woman who was 10 when her father, a lieutenant, firefighter and the fdny, was right at that building what happened. he came across the street and di

michael bloomberg seems to be facilitating a handshake between kamala harris and former president donald trump just hours after the debate in philadelphia. the two candidates standing nearly side-by-side. two people apart and shaking hands as they are now standing very close to where we are here as the ceremony is about to begin. quite a moment to see and probably a moment a lot of people want to see which is at least kindness and being cordial to one another in the face of this somber hallowed place. ground zero. as the ceremony is about to get underway. here with me watching this is senior law enforcement analyst john miller. as we talk about the things related to security and the evolution and in the 20+ years since 9/11. seeing that it is not a day about politics or politicians. the families have always made that clear. seeing that is something >> one of the, on the terrible day, 9/11, one of the things that came out of it is it brought the country together. it brought people together, it brought competitors and even enemies together because of the nature of the event. it is good to

former president donald trump, the former mayor, michael bloomberg, the former mayor rudy giuliani commemorating the attacks of 9/11. last night on the stage america can judge for themselves. turn to peter doocy on the north lawn at the white house there. good morning. >> good morning, bill. and in a statement today, paper statement vice president harris at ground 0 now is saluting barack obama for ordering the operation that killed bin laden and president biden for order the strike that killed bin laden's number two. the vice president will visit all three locations of the terrorist attack 23 years ago. she is at ground 0, then to shanksville, pennsylvania and arlington for a wreath laying. she arrived in new york after midnight. went from the debate hall as her team is hitting the airwaves saying she would like another meeting with donald trump. >> i think that the vice president is open to a debate in october. at the end of the day, after that performance last night donald trump team does not want him to debate kamala harris again. >> donald trump did not commit to a second debate. in a "fox

mayor bloomberg michael you convene leadership national and international leading the charge in changingdsets. i met with the president uae. he wanted to talk about clean energy around the world. i just finished a two-day conferencece in delaware and ina australia and japan. they have the fastest growing economies in the world. they understand you can't be independent of fossil fuel. you need to lead toward the future but a discussion with the president of kenya who my hosted on his visit. together we have launched a clean energy industrial partnership. all of this matters. since i i than president i have flown over more wildfires if the truth from arizona to indiana and i've seen more acreage burn oncr the ground, to the ground than the entire state of maryland. just wildfires. i have toured the community ravaged by tornadoes and floods and its costs lives and likelihoods and taxpayers millions of dollars. when, when i came to office there was no plan to do anything about it. we were determined not only deliver relief to the american people but to transform our economy and how it works

we had this out with michael bloomberg when he was in a debate and he was not allowed a lift, it woulda form of cheating, and the democrats cheat enough, you are who you are, it was determined. over the weekend, at a rally in wisconsin, trump pursuing what he'll be zeroing in on. >> we're run by stupid people. stupid, stupid people. and we found that out at the debate with joe, how did that work out and we'll find it out again on tuesday night, is anybody going to be watching? [ cheering and applause ] you know, she's a threat to drop simple they always say. >> george: is a threat to democracy. i'm not a threat, i'm keeping democracy, she's a deep funder of police -- defunder of police. >> jesse: many people believe she's a progressive or don't know much about her at all. look for trump to d define kamaa on her terms, defunding the police, bailing out rioters, decriminalizing illegal aliens and drug possession, and just breaking, kamala harris according to cnn supports taxpayer funded sex change operations for illegal aliens, juan can become juan nita, and you pay for it. the former pr

managerial and good management skills and somebody running large organizations i would throw out michael bloombergnter . the taxpayers of the city, what a $19 billion that's at the city spends and a lot of it goes to thousands of organizations via the large contracts, we need to get back to the basics of governing the city people need safe streets, clean streets, good public transportation, great quality education for our kids, we need to get back to the basics the city is spending and wasting so much money and perhaps it's corrupt because this is why the investigations are continuing into the administrations. that's why want to see the city alike somebody was centrist, common sense that is brandon organization and a proven leader. maria: clean streets, safety, no crime we've not seen that new york city in a long time. a long time. >> get back to the basics. maria: it is true, president biden was asked if mayor adam should resign and he said i don't know but former president trump waiting yesterday. watch this. >> i watched a year ago when he talked about how the illegal migrants are hurting our c

michael bloomberg, who also ran for president donated to a million and a half dollars pac supporting ricardo, the race for the 16th congressional district is drawing a lot of special interest money look and assemblymember evan low both running for the seat long held by representative anna eshoo, bloomberg and ricardo have supported each other for years with look endorsing bloomberg's twenty-twenty run for president. >> both former president donald trump, vice president kamala harris on the campaign trail this weekend. >> harris made stops in georgia and wisconsin talking about reproductive rights and reporter elina shirazi has the latest. this is a health care crisis and donald trump is the architect of this crisis. >> he brags about overturning roe v wade. he is proud. that women are dying. >> vice president kamala harris focusing on women's reproductive rights during campaign stops in wisconsin and georgia on friday. the vice president's hyper focused on the deaths of 2 georgia women, amber thurman and candy mueller, according to a pro public report released this week, they died fr

you got chuck schumer and kamala harris and joe biden and michael bloomberg and donald trump and jd vancee same row. >> dana: senator gillibrand is there as well. one of the things that makes america great. a big debate the night before and fight it out and then come together for the country. we do this better than any country in the world over and over again. they will get back to the campaign trail after today. >> bill: today we remember and we will never forget. >> dana: here is harris faulkner. >> harris: fox news alert. as this date

former new york city mayor and one time presidential candidate michael bloomberg has donated $1 millionlondon breed's reelection campaign. that's on top of a $200,000 donation. earlier this year. breed was a bloomberg harvard city leadership fellow in 2019, and endorsed bloomberg for president in 2020. stranded in space a boeing starliner is set to take off from the international space station and a rescue spaceship to pick up those stranded astronauts may not arrive for months. >> and just a quick reminder here that you can get ktvu on demand on your smart tv through the fox local app. it's a free download for your smart tv. ktvu news a 6.30 is back after ea "the doctor will see you now." but do they really? do they see that crick in your neck? that ache in your heart? will they see that funny little thing that wasn't there last year? a new bounce in your step? the way your retinal scan connects to your blood sugar? at kaiser permanente all of us work together to care for all that is you. i came to bayview hunter's point, where there was only one pediatrician to serve more than 10,000

he and former new york city mayor michael bloomberg raised $2 million for an independent expenditureccount to support london breed. >> i want to say something to those who traffic in negativity. >> reporter: group paid for this 92nd at that will run on social media sites. >> san francisco is not wearing the cycles of joy negativity any longer. >> reporter: known by many as a moderate democrat, the god trees breed as a "practical progressive." >> valuing the safety of our seniors, from chinatown to the bayview. our immigrant and working families in the tenderloin is progressive. >> reporter: larson says breeder deserves another term because she is battle tested and provides the right balance compared to her challengers. >> we are on track for the lowest murder rate since 1985. car break-ins in july were down 70% from the year previous. that is largely because of london's leadership appeared >> i know crime is down. >> reporter: not everyone buys what is being sold. the undecided ilya ragans is leaning toward one of the moderate challengers. he says the november election is about build

he and former new york city mayor michael bloomberg raised about $2 million for an independent expenditure account to support >>>>breed. i want to say something to those who traffic in negativity. >>>the group also paid for this 92nd ad that will run on social media sites. >>>>san francisco is not wearing the shackles of your negativity any longer. >>>known by many as a moderate democrat, the ad portrays breed as a, quote, practical progressive, >>>>valuing the safety of our seniors. from chinatown to the bayview our immigrant and working families in the tenderloin is progressive. >>>larson says breed deserves another term because she has battled, tested and provides the right balance compared to her challengers. >>>>we're on track here now for the lowest murder rate since 1985. car break ins now in july were down 70% from the year previous, and that is a largely because of london's leadership. i know crime is >>>down, but not everyone buys what's being sold the undecided reagans is leaning toward one of the moderate challengers he says the november election is about building a better futu

not stand by my side by side by trump, they were separated by an former new york city mayor michael bloomberg, one of the people here criticized the biden administration lead deal for alleged 9/11 mastermind. that would give him life in prison, the decision of the outrage and was revoked by defense secretary lloyd austin. >> is thousands of families are ripped apart that day. the largest attack in u.s. history. so another clear message to our leaders, no plea deal for those who had this tragedy. we want justice. >> the people here were killed by radical islamic terrorism, at threat still exists. a 20-year-old pakistani man was arrested, tried for the planning to plot a mass shooting at a jewish centre in brooklyn, he allegedly posted that attack would be larger than 911 suspect do you in court day after tomorrow. >> martha: the other pakistani man that was plotting to kill either president trump or president biden, these threats we were told by the fbi are increasing, and there are more red flags now than ever eric. >> here in amount -- i would urge the viewers, if you ain't new york, i like

biden and trump separated by former mayor michael bloomberg.or some family members years of anguish has turned to anger. >> the families deserve justice and accountability. [applause] >> they lashed out at the biden administration over the plea deal with the accused 9/11 mastermind khalid sheikh mohammed giving him life in prison, a decision defense secretary lloyd austin revoked. the families also demanded that the government release evidence they say would expose saudi arabia's involvement in the attacks. a charge the kingdom denies. shanksville, where united flight 93 crashed, after passengers heroically fought back against the hijackers, biden and harris participated in a wreath laying ceremony as did trump. at the pentagon, the president and vice president also laid a wreath and defense officials honored the 184 people killed in hijacked flight 77 crashed into the building. it is a day to honor the lives and sacrifice of those who are gone. >> 9/11 is about honor and remembering all of those people who were here and those run into those bu

he and former new york city mayor michael bloomberg raised about $2 million for an independent expenditure county support breed. >> i want to say something to those who traffic in negativity. we match the group pay for this 92nd other will run on social media sites. >> san francisco is not wearing the shackles of your negativity any longer . >> reporter: known by many as a moderate democrat, the at the trees breed is a, "practical progressive. >> valuing the safety of our seniors, from chinatown to the bayview, our immigrant and working families in the tenderloin. is progressive . >> reporter: he said three deserves another term because she has battled and provided the right balance compared to her challenges. >> we are on track for the lowest mra r break-ins in july were down 70% from the year previous. and that is largely because of london's leadership. >> i know crime is down. >> reporter: not everyone buys what is being sold. the undecided, is leading toward a moderate challenger . he said the november election is building a better future for his son. >> the future belongs to them, to

you got chuck schumer and kamala harris and joe biden and michael bloomberg and donald trump and jd vance all in the same row. >> dana: senator gillibrand is there as well. one of the things that makes america great. a big debate the night before and fight it out and then come together for the country. we do this better than any country in the world over and over again. they will get back to the campaign trail after today. >> bill: today we remember and we will never forget. >> dana: here is harris faulkner. >> harris: fox news alert. as this date continues we've seen former president trump and his running mate jd vance meet with firefighters in new york city. this day marking 23 years since terrorists attacked our nation on september 11th. remembrance ceremony at ground 0 began this morning with president and vice president biden and harris, and former president trump and ohio senator vance. it was also the second time that the two, kamala harris and donald trump, have met in the past 24 hours. the first, of course, was last night's presidential debate. it was a tense match-up that some

there was a moment in which you saw former new york mayor michael bloomberg get the attention of vice president harris and at that point she turned towards the former president trump, the republican nominee, donald trump, and the two briefly exchanged words and hand shakes. we're told that president biden and donald trump also exchanged words, too, from here in new york both donald trump, joe biden and kamala harris will be going to shanksville, pennsylvania, for a continuation of the ceremony that we're watching take place right now. at that point vice president harris and joe biden will also then go and take part in a ceremony at the pentagon. of course, just outside of washington, d.c. this is a moment here when we talk about these 23 years, september 11, 2001 cast a long shadow in terms of the u.s. role and engagement in the world. of course, you heard in that debate last night a back and forth over the afghanistan withdrawal in 2021, kamala harris in part placing blame on the negotiations dating back to the trump administration when more than 5,000 taliban prisoners were released

billionaire michael bloomberg donated $1 million to a committee supporting breed. the donation is one of the largest this election season. breed's major challengers are former supervisor and interim mayor mark farrell, nonprofit founder daniel lurie, and supervisors aaron peskin and ahsha safai. >> happening tonight, the san francisco police department is hosting the 10th annual chinatown night out event. the event is designed for people to connect with community services, meet their neighbors, and build relationships with police officers who serve the neighborhood. the free celebration includes food and entertainment. the event starts at 4:00 at portsmouth square at washington and kearny streets. >> new at six a unique dating trend is causing some chaos at a grocery store in spain, and pineapples are involved. okay, according to the bbc, single people go to the supermarket chain between seven and 8 p.m. and put an upside down pineapple in their cart as a signal that you know they're ready for romance. okay. and the trend is going viral on social media. the grocery

billionaire michael bloomberg donated $1 million to a committee supporting breed.donation is one of the largest in this election season. breed's major challengers are former supervisor and interim mayor mark farrell, nonprofit founder daniel lurie, supervisors aaron peskin and asha safai. >> the u.s. open is making headlines for more than just tennis. the tournament's signature drink is expected to top $10 million in sales since its creation by the end of the week. the honey deuce is a mix of vodka, lemonade and raspberry liqueur with melon balls on top. the drink came out in 2007, and it now costs $23, a $1 increase from last year. it's so popular. the u.s. open has multiple stands exclusively serving the honey deuce with the cocktail mix on tap. it looks pretty good. >> yeah, especially on a hot day. >> yeah, especially on a hot day. >> what a hot day came to mind? >> yes, because we got a few right. oh my gosh. well, this is the second one in a string of four. >> let's take a look at what's happening right now with our weather. beautiful calm morning out there a

once was deputy governor of illinois and former campaign manager for new york city mica mayor michael bloomberg. he's also the author of this book, vote with your phone. why mobile voting is our final shot at democracy. bradley, you have put 20 million of your own dollars, 20 million into this project to what end? what is the upside you see for society? >> i believe that right now our politics are broken because they're controlled by the extremes. the vast majority of elections that matter in this country are primaries, primary turnout around 10%. that's the far left. that's the far-right. those are special interests. and that's who controls, who wins office and what they do. and if we want to move things back to the middle and get politicians working together again and get things done. you need a lot higher turnout and you're only ever going to get that if you make voting easier. and that's by voting on your phone okay. >> well, i love the argument that says let's dilute the fringes i'm all for that. how would this actually work you would it would be an app on your phone that you would get fro

hai we had this out previously deba former nyc mayor michael bloomberg when he was in alowed debate and he was not allowedli a liftft, . it would be a form of cheating and the democrats cheat enoughse . you are who you are., at it was determined overn the weekend at a rallyursu in wisconsin, trump previewing what he'll be zeroining he'll bp >> listen. we're run by stupid people,id stupid p and stupid people. >> and we found that out at the debate with joe. how dijoowd that work out? and we're going to find that out again on tuesday night. is anybody going to be watchinis anybgu know ? you know, she's a threate' to democracy. there was a donald trump is a threat to democracy. i'm not a threat. odemocri'm the opposite.keepin i'm going to be i'm keeping democracy. what they are.of >> she's a defender of police. since kamala came ou--tic of nowhere, the american people believe she's a progressive or they don't really esse know much about hert he at all. look for trump tomorrow night to definr atoke kamala on his t. she's defunded or supported ters defunding the police, bailing out rioters,

but today, former mayor michael bloomberg brought them together to make sure that they shake hands i just say someone close to her said to me she would like to go out and shake his hand every day. >> it works for her when she does, she was impressive. >> i must say van jones allies have vice president harris are calling for her to do more interviews to seize the momentum from last night. so far as we all know, she's only done one tv, sit down with our own dana bash. does she need to do more? >> he absolutely does. that. david and i agree on that. and just come on in the water's warm i mean, i maybe in the past, you know, she messed up a couple of interviews early in the vp thing, maybe that's still hanging over him and damar advisers get out the way. let this woman do her thing every time you hear from her, every time he's on the stage, she what donald trump mercilessly, it was it looked like elder abuse. i mean, this let this woman do her thing and i don't think a single interview she can handle. i don't think there's a reporter she can handle this woman is ready to be a world leade

kamala harris is chatting with new york senator chuck schumer, joe biden is next to her, and michael bloomberg seems to have facilitated this handshake between kamala harris and donald trump. just a few hours after the debate in philadelphia, the two candidates are standing almost next to each other, just two people between them, they shook hands. sir, what did kamala and harris say this morning when they shook her hand, just saying hello, that's it, it was great, we had a great debate and great data polls on this debate, i enjoyed it and i hope she did too, you know, when you win a debate, there's no point in having a second one, but i know yesterday's debate was great, what would have to change if you had agreed to have a second debate? it's like with fighters, if a fighter has a bad fight and he loses, the first thing he'll do is talk about a rematch, according to all the polls we won this debate, would we agree to a rematch, i don't know, we'll think about it, as soon as the debate is over, as a team harris challenged trump to a second debate in october, her only demand being that he bring

this one came just hours later at ground zero new york, marking the 23rd anniversary of 9/11 is michael bloomberg, the former new york city mayor broker that shake that you're seeing there stood in stark contrast to what we all witnessed last night. a dominating performance from harris to knock trump off his course, getting him to take the bait over and over again. that even one of his the prize surrogates had trouble spinning today are clearly won the debate in terms of her delivery her polish, her organization, and her preparation i think i'm just i'm just ends a president trump wins interim his governance but he didn't tell that story i lead source tonight, might be the main reason why trump was knocked so off his game. >> able speak to him in a second, but i do want to start with some new reporting for you tonight on what happened in philadelphia last night. i'm told that as soon as donald trump i'm exited that debate stage, he immediately began quizzing those waiting in his viewing room about how the last 90 minutes had gone while several people praised him to his face, telling him they did

biden also joining as well as the senate majority leader chuck schumer, michael bloomberg and jd vance come former president trump's running mate, all attending the festivities in new york. it is part of coverage on c-span. various networks will cover various events around the united states. 10 minutes from now we will pause m of silence. and then we will take you to events that will start at the pentagon. up until then, your comments taking a look at the debate that took place last night. the alignment for undecided voters, from virginia, donald. caller: export c-span. i thought abc's conduct had a harris bias. the summation at the end, trump was the strong man and she was the empathetic female. i thought trump carried the night. i guess harris figured she lost the debate because she wants a second chance. trump would be crazy to give it to them. i am undecided on this. i don't care for either of these candidates. i will probably write in my a. that is my comment. -- right in my senator's name. that is my comment. host: next caller. caller: i like nikki haley. i like what she said and

sonali: that is bloomberg's michael mckee on all of the movements in the job market. turning us is leslie of ubs. we were talking to mike about how the moves were not to be expected. the payrolls reported cause a move lower in yields but it then stabilized and it was the waller comments that set the market off once again. what was the market hearing from him that set this market forward? >> it is so wonderful to be here. i think when we solve the waller comments come through especially if you just skimmed the headline, many would have responded to the comment that said frontloading of cuts but if you actually read through, i read that as a balanced speech. he was not committing to either 25 or 50 but just saying the time has come as the topic was, that the time has come to act now and if new data suggested they needed to go further in the months to come that they would. i don't think that speech pointed us to a basis point rate cut -- a 50 basis point rate cut. i think next week or the week after we are still looking at a 25 basis rate cut or more like 25 basis cut fr

as environmentalists and michael bloomberg, who now advises earthshot winners, believes the future king'socus is young people. >> the prince is helping the next generation lead the way by building on his family's long track record of environmental stewardship, from transforming food waste into nutritious ingredients to bringing clean energy to rural africa. >> this year's finalists are hoping to make a global impact. the prize ceremony is just weeks away, but that will just be the start of their journey to make that dream into a reality. cameron walker gb news all of that comes as prince harry appeared in new york without his wife. >> and on top of that, harry has recently attended a charity eventin recently attended a charity event in california alone where meghan pulled out at the last minute due to illness. >> so what do we read into all of this coincidence or cracks starting to show? let's go to royal and showbiz reporter kinsey schofield and she'll tell us what she thinks about all of this. kinsey. good morning don. >> it's over . this. kinsey. good morning don. >> it's over. i'm jus

. >> michael with bloomberg tv, and radio. to follow up on that. what would constitute for you and the committee a deterioration in the labor market, you're pricing in basically by the end of next year, 200 basis points of cuts just to maintain a higher unemployment rate. would you be moving to a more pre-emptive monetary policy style rather than as you did with inflation waiting until the data gave you a signal. chair powell: no, we're going to be watching all of the data, right. so as i mentioned in my remarks, if the labor market were to slow unexpectedly, then we have the ability to react to that by cutting faster. we're also going to be looking at our other mandate though. we are more great, we have greater confidence now that inflation is moving down to 2%. but at the same time, our plan is that we will be at 2% you know, over time every time. so and policy we think is still restrictive so that should still be happening. >> i'm just curious how sensitive you'll be to the labor market, since you forecast we are going to see higher unemployment

from the very top, michael bloomberg, to the people that clean the concrete and marble late at night.hank you to our government, the city government, the state government, the federal government. the first year i read was the first anniversary and my god is it different now. it is a wonderful, wonderful place to remember our loved ones. the promises that have been kept . and, of course, our own national security which we need very badly. thank you for everybody. >> matthew rogan. >> karlie barbara rogers. >> scott rohner. >> keith roma. >> joseph m. romagnolo. >> efrain franco romero sr. >> elvin santiago romero. >> james a. romito. >> sean paul rooney. >> eric thomas ropiteau. >> wendy alice rosario wakeford. >> aida rosario. >> angela rosario. >> mark h. rosen. >> brooke david rosenbaum. >> linda rosenbaum. >> sheryl lynn rosenbaum. >> lloyd d. rosenberg. >> mark louis rosenberg. >> andrew i. rosenblum. >> joshua m. rosenblum. >> joshua a. rosenthal. >> richard david rosenthal. >> daniel rossetti. >> norman rossinow. >> nicholas p. rossomando. >> michael craig rothberg. >> donna mar

. >> michael with bloomberg tv, and radio.to follow up on that. >> pricing and basically by the end of next year, 200 basis points of cuts just to maintain a higher unemployment rate, would you be moving to a more preemptive monetary policy style rather than, as you did with inflation, waiting until the data gave you a signal? >> we're going to be watching all of the data, right? so, if, as i mention in my remarks, if the labor market were to slow unexpectedly, then we have the ability to react to that by cutting faster. we're going to be looking at our other mandate, though, we are more-- we are greater confidence that inflation is moving down to 2%, but at the same time we will be at 2% over time. so, and policy, we think, is still restrictive so that should still be happening. >> i'm just curious how sensitive you'll be to the labor market since you forecast we are going to see higher unemployment and it's going to take a significant amount of monetary easing to just maintain it? >> so, you know, what i would say is, we don

let's bring in bloomberg's michael mckee. you cover everything. we had two data points that get to the heart of the fed's dual mandate. let's start with prices, which came in hotter than expected. michael: both in the headline and the court. most of it was in services, the margins for retailers and wholesalers. it tells the fed the battle against inflation is not necessarily won yet but on a year-over-year basis, prices went down for the ppi and the cpi. the fed is looking to stay on track to cut rates. we see some areas going up and down but we have more going down than up. scarlet: let's talk about weekly jobless claims. that picked up for the first time in three weeks. it is a high-frequency data point so we tend to see it over the long-term. michael: here you have to put on your nerd hat. scarlet: we do that all day. michael: you can see on the screen, the seasonally adjusted number, the blue line. the white line is not seasonally adjusted and that is mattering right now. that would show you if there was a lot of layoffs happening, that would

. >> [inaudible] >> reporter: michael -- with bloomberg with tv and radio. to follow up on that, what would constitute for you and the committee a deterioration in the labor market? you're pricing in, basically, by the end of next year 200 basis points of cuts just to maintain a higher unemployment rate. would you be moving to the more preemptive monetary policy style rather than as you did with inflation, waiting until the data gave you a signal? >> we're going to be watching all of the data, right? so if, as i mentioned in my remarks, if the labor market were to slow unexpectedly, then we have the ability to to react to that by cutting faster. we're also a going to be looking at our other mandate though. we are, we have greater confidence now that inflation is moving down to 2%, but at the same time, our plan is that we will be at 22% -- 2% over time. and policy, we think, is still restrict the we've, so that should still be happening. >> i'm just curious how sensitive can you'll be to the labor market since you forecast we are going to see higher unemploy