mike? mike: chad pergram, thanks a lot.s congress is set to return to the hill tomorrow or, joining me now is texas republican congressman and member of the trump assassination attempt task forbes congressman pat fallon. congressman, welcome. >> thanks, mike. how are you? mike: great. so a key point of business during this work period will be funding the government beyond the end of the month. as we've been talking about, the speaker wants the attach this bill basically requiring citizenship, proof of citizenship to vote. do you support his approach? >> 100%. i mean, mike, this is common sense legislation. the fact that it is right now the honor system, you just have to check a box when you use a federal voter registration form and promise that a you're a u.s. citizen. and we know that a 1 is million people have -- 11 million people have crossed the southern border under this administration. and it is not, as the senator from arizona a said, a solution -- problem looking for a solution or you know what i mean -- mike: yeah.

mike in. mike: mike tobin live in haifa, thanks very much. president biden hailed the israeli airstrike that killed hezbollah's leader nasrallah as the white house broadwayses for possible iranian retaliation -- braces. lucas tomlinson is live at the white house with the latest. >> reporter: this morning the u.s. mill stair central command -- military central command says it has carried out a series of airstrikes earlier this month in syria targeting isis and annal tide -- al-qaeda affiliate killing become terrorists, but there's no response so far for the missile attack against three american warships friday. in a statement to a message to iran, defense secretary austin said, boat -- quote, should iran, its partners or its proxies use this moment to target american personnel or interests in the region, the united states will take every necessary measure to defend our people. here's senator tom cotton earlier. finish. >> over the last four years, they've given away tens of billions of dollars in sanctions relief, they've looked the other way

mike? mike: a happy space story.an, thanks so much. >>> boeing and union negotiators are due to return to the bargaining table this week after an overwhelming majority of voters -- workers voted to reject an initial contract offer. for more let's bring in aerospace engineer arthur rosenberg. arthur, welcome. >> thank you for having me. mike: so let's start with what the boeing ceo is saying about these 30,000 or so workers going on strike. quote, it is no secret that our business is in a difficult period in part due to our own mistakes in the past. working together, i know that we can get back on track, or but a strike would put our shared recovery in jeopardy, further hurting our ability to determine our future together. what about that pitch from kelly or the berg? >> yeah. so first off, this is a new ceo, and he's got his work cut out for him. boeing has the duke juice distinction of just creating the hat trick of problems in the aviation industry, the commercial aviation division, its space commercial division an

bannon: we've got the great mike lindell up here. [cheering] and no, we're not going to start with an infomercial on lumpy pillows or free shipping. michael lindell: promo code war room. man: hey, mike. how are you? donie o'sullivan: can we go here? michael lindell: i think last time you interviewed me, i lost my voice. remember that? donie o'sullivan: yeah, back in 2021? michael lindell: yeah. donie o'sullivan: mike, it's three years on. michael lindell: right. donie o'sullivan: you're still doing this? michael lindell: yeah. got to save our country, huh? donie o'sullivan: there's a lot of people in this for cynical reasons, right? to make money, to get famous. you strike me as somebody who truly, truly believes the 2020 election was rigged? michael lindell: you can't see i'm a grifter when i'm $40 million in and they keep attacking my company, and i'm decimated. my battle is to get rid of the machines and get to paper ballots hand-counted. it's not about a conspiracy of overturning the 2020 election. donie o'sullivan (voiceover): b

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now, mike, you have a traffic alert. yeah, it's the same issue that happened a while ago southbound out of san leandro into hayward. just shy of a street around hacienda that disabled big rig and perhaps a crash in the area blocking your two right lanes. things are really starting to gum up with the build coming off the castro valley y. this is the unusually slow area because of that incident. everything else is pretty standard, including this build through contra costa county. 242 hold steady the disabled vehicle not having as much impact on that. back to you. thanks mike. well happening now your pg&e bills could be. going up yet again in one week. the california public utilities commission will vote on another proposed increase. now, if approved, your bill could jump by another $6 a month. this is for the end of the year. the utility says that it needs the money to help recoup more than $900 million spent during the winter storms between late 2022 and early last year. pg&e filed for a rate hike back in january. it is c

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mike. this morning there's more bad blood between the san mateo county sheriff and some county leaders. this as each side now investigating the other. today in the bay's kris sanchez joining us from the newsroom this morning with more. and kris, this is an unusual action that's been taken right now. right. and unusual timing. it was not exactly a quiet, mellow weekend in san mateo county where sheriff cristina corpus announced that she is now investigating the county executive for what she says is interfering with her ability to do her job. the sheriff's announcement and call for san mateo supervisors to investigate mike kahleah for alleged interference with unions and bullying. kelly has not responded to our request for comment at this point, but the sheriff told us she will take this complaint all the way to the state if it goes unheard by supervisors. i sent a formal complaint letter to the president of the board of supervisors calling for the bullying tactics of the county executive, mi

and so i called mike and i said, mike, can you help me with mike? mike, mike, mike reagan, can you help me with this? he said, i'll take care of it. so two weeks later, i got the picture from, you know, two serene and mitchell, shirley with best wishes. ronald reagan. that's a nice memory. you know, i think it sounds like he got his return on investment right? yeah. 20 of their meeting with the 21 year old d dweeb turned into. but by my count, six books on ronald reagan. yes, that's right. and of course, the last one here is searching for ronald reagan. and i think you've probably found him by now. so what i want to know is what's what's new and what's new. you clearly felt there was more to say about ronald reagan? you know several years ago actually a, long time ago, i went to a book presentation. my old friend doug brinkley, and he had done he had edited reagan diaries because mrs. reagan, him on television liked him. he out to meet with her and she hired him. the labor hired him, then the reagan diaries. and so jerry and i went to a presentation

thanks, mike. mike gave us a lot of information, but if you missed any of it and you're going anywhere this weekend, we've posted more of that information about the closure, including maps, detours at nbcbayarea.com. all you have to do is click on the link in the trending bar. new overnight. at least one person is under arrest after a shooting in brentwood. it happened a little before 9:00 last night on sand creek road. police say a swat team helped make the arrest inside a home. others were also detained. one man was shot in the stomach. police say his injury is not considered life threatening. developing this morning down in southern california, eight firefighters are now in the hospital, six with serious injuries. this after a fire truck was involved in a rollover crash. it happened last night in irvine in orange county. the chp saying that the truck and another vehicle swerved, avoiding a ladder in the road, and that truck struck a guardrail before rolling over. the teen was returning to its ho

and hal, mike actually enjoys eating hot dogs. as for hal, who serves those hot dogs at the oakland coliseum all these year, well, he's a vegetarian, so only tofu for him. >> no. >> reporter: and jules, i'll tell you what, a lot of fans still coming into the oakland coliseum. you can't see it from my vantage point, but they're still backed up through the parking lot, and you can see them going over the overpass on to the freeway. so there's still a lot of people trying to make more memories and just get a piece of this history and just to say one last final farewell, at least tonight, and then the rest will come tomorrow afternoon when you will be here. i can only imagine what that moment's going to be like tomorrow. >> oh boy, it is the last day game as well, and i wonder how long fans will stay in that parking lot. and if i see you out there, well, let's just share a hot dog -- no, let's have our own hot dog individual. after seeing that story i want me my own one. >> reporter: or tofu. >> or hot dog. all right, ryan, thank you.

mike: most of it is jobs related. monday, jay powell will speak and everyone will be focused on that. hopefully we get some thoughts from him on the way forward. adp on wednesday, jobless claims, and then on tuesday and thursday we get numbers for manufacturing and services. there will be a lot of focus on the labor market next week. it is getting everybody's attention. we have jobs day on friday. before the fed meets again we have another jobs report, pce report and cpi report. it will be important next week but it will not be the final word. scarlet: we have five or six weeks before the next fomc. mike: we have to get through the election before the fed meets. scarlet: let's step away from the markets and the economy for a moment. earlier this hour new york city mayor eric adams pleaded not guilty at his arraignment for corruption charges. miles miller joins us. he has covered new york city for years. miles: his quote was, "i am not guilty, your honor." adams in court recording -- according to our reporters -- his e

thanks mike.oming up next on today in the bay nbc bay area responds one viewer in the south bay, another in the east bay, both struggling with lackluster customer service. i'm consumer investigator chris chmura. nbc bay area responds to both of them next. but take a look at this. we're working to clear the shelters this morning. we're introducing you to the sweet kari hall on the left. and look, kris sanchez on the right. both are described as a whirlwind of fun. these two are available for adoption at the berkeley humane society. and if you and your family are ready to looking to adopt, we want to invite you to berkeley humane bark and meow around the block event. it is an adopt a thon and street fair. it's a lot of fun. marcus and i will be there tomorrow morning early. it takes place along ninth street in berkeley from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m, but join us for our early morning saturday show where we'l bel are winds involved? no dollar signs at all. and that was the case for erin in oakland. she got a

thanks, mike. well, first right, that breaking news you were talking about firefight right now battling a fire in the east san jose strip mall. first calls came in about two hours ago today in the bay's kris sanchez is live at the scene this morning. it appears several businesses damaged behind you. kris yes, this is a really dense strip mall here. this is just one part of the strip mall that you see here behind me. but this fire was so intense that as i was getting here, about 45 minutes after the first calls, i could see the flames from the freeway. now, firefighters right now are trying to make holes into the roof so that they can access any fire that might still be burning inside these businesses. they are going in through a billiards business. however, there are several businesses in, you know, right, one next to the other. and the deputy chief we talked with just this morning said that there's no way to tell at this point where the fire started, though there is an arson investigator on the wa

mike curtin. so we probably could have left it there and just brought alex up, but i, but i'm going to, i'm going to go ahead. so first welcome everybody. this so awesome to see so many friends and family. i could spend the rest of the evening just thanking people, calling people out. i can't do that. thomas, thank you for calling out marianne's family. and those of you who don't know why we keep referring to marianne allie, there is one way that you can find out you can read alex's book, joe. so please, please do that. so this is the beginning of the celebration. the real celebration is when you read it. so if you had read the first part about the first edition of alex's book, you would know that he joined us over 18 years ago for the first time in 2006, 2005, 2006 as a college, probably a starry eyed or idealistic young guy who had read our founder robert eggers book and was drawn to the innovative, sometimes irreverent ways that we went about our business fighting hunger differently and trying

mike. it is 603 right now. and new overnight. at least one person is under arrest after a shooting in brentwood. it happened a little before 9:00 last night on sand creek road. police say a swat team helped make the arrest inside a home. others were also detained. one man was shot in the stomach. police say his injury is not considered life threatening. developing this morning out of southern california, eight firefighters are in the hospital, six of them in serious condition. this is after the fire truck was involved in a rollover crash. it happened last night in irvine in orange county. the chp saying that that truck and another vehicle swerved, avoiding a ladder there in the road. that truck struck a guardrail before rolling over. the team was returning to its home base after 12 hour shift on the front lines of the massive airport wildfire. members of a peninsula family are heartbroken now, struggling to determine their future after the death of a woman as she was struck by a car. it hap

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he's so toxic that he turned mike lee into what mike lee is now and the other is how total is trump'sat mike lee has now become a maga person. that, to me, is the entire summary of the great long piece you've written is it speaks to trump's degree of toxicity and the total capitulation. if mike lee is now there, that's it. we're done. >> well, and john, i think that point that you make at the end, right? if this can happen to mike lee it can happen to anyone and the reason that we emphasize that is because, look, we've all been around politics long enough to recognize that certain people are more fungible with their principles and values than others, but mike lee is another one of these guys who we look at and say he knew better. how do we know that he knew better? because he probable more than any other republican was diagnosing exactly the threats of trumpism before they materialized and now he's given into them. >> tim alberta, another extraordinary piece of reporting. thank you for spending time with us on it. john holland and claire mccaskill. thank you for spending the hour with

we'll check back with you, mike. new overnight oakland police so far not commenting on apparent shooting last night in the fruitvale district. it happened a little before ten on international at 27th avenue. video showed that large police response. the photographer on scene believes the victim died at the scene. again, we're not able to confirm that information with police, but as soon as we get new information, we will of course, bring it to you. new surveillance video in san francisco shows the moment a group of thieves slam a vehicle through the front of a corner store, apparently to steal lottery tickets. today in the bay ginger conejero saab joins us live in the city this morning. and ginger certainly looked like there was a lot of damage. and i'm sure frustration to that store owner. that is correct, laura. you know, this isn't the first time that this has actually happened to the store and that store owner. the store is in is on 17th and balboa, which is in the richmond district here in the city, it's typicall

thanks, mike. after six decades, the oakland coliseum may not have been the nicest home, but as most any a's fan will tell you, it was our home. a home that created a lifetime of memories. today in the bay's bob redell joins us live outside the coliseum this morning. today, no doubt bob is going to be so bittersweet at best for those fans. correct. good morning to ginger and laura. you know, the oakland a's have been playing here at the coliseum behind me since 1968. there's many people who came here as kids who now bring their own kids or their own grandkids to these games. but of course, that final game today, after the team owner, john fisher, decided to move the team out of the bay area after not being able to come to an agreement on a new ballpark here. this is a live look. you're looking at the main entrance to the coliseum, where you can see another car just pulled up here. the gates open at 8:00 this morning. there are already fans lined up there. from my vantage point, it looks like there'

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mike. so can you take us from 89 to today and explain why this is next gen marxism and who mann is and why for example, blm and antifa fit into this story? yeah, thanks. thanks for that question and thank you all for being here, by the way. i'm kidding. i'm a very, you know, very happy that you competing against museums in so many other great places you're in washington to. thank you very much for being here. one of the things i've found about the barringer is that she herself says this is a former moscow reporter, the new york times. and all this, she says, know what's odd is that it's coming. marxism is feeling in eastern europe, but it's succeeding on us campuses. so she she draws the contrast and she sees she does something else that is very interesting. she said but it's not it's you imagine marxism to be resurgent in the economic departments but it's not it's not economics they they are resurgent in the humanities and the law faculties. so she is is yes as a reporters i and is seeing

thanks a lot, mike. now we are following breaking news overnight and new details on a police shooting in san jose involving a gunman that police say was firing at bystanders. here's a live look at the scene. now. this happened last night outside a 7-eleven on center road. you can see from this map it's south of hellyer avenue. it's also less than a mile from valley christian high school. now, police say officers responded at about 9:30 p.m. to reports of a man shooting a gun. at least one person is believed to have been shot. they were brought to a nearby hospital with life threatening injuries. officers say the gunman was still armed when they shot him. he suffered life threatening injuries. our thom jensen is following developments on this. he'll have a live report in our next half hour. meanwhile, police in san francisco are searching for a suspect after two people and a dog were shot in san francisco. police say the shooting happened just after four yesterday afternoon. video posted on citizen app sh

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thanks so much, mike. right now. two decision 2024 new efforts. this morning to better protect the candidates running for president. and scott mcgrew with that new report on what's gone wrong, what's gone wrong, particularly in pennsylvania. good morning. in july, when a gunman came within inches of shooting donald trump. a new preliminary report from a senate committee investigating the shooting found a number of mistakes by the secret service, the biggest of which we already knew. the building the gunman used so close to the stage that donald trump spoke from was not properly secured. we also learned that when local police realized there was a gunman on the roof frantically drawing their guns, the secret service did not pull trump from the stage. there were also problems with radio communication and even confusion about who was in charge. the senate yesterday passed a bill that would require the secret service to give presidential nominees the same level of protection as the sitting president. the house

thanks, mike. well, one driver is dead. car went over a cliff in the historic cliff house in san francisco today in the bay's bob redell joining us live there from the scene. sadly, bob, one person dead here after this accident. what are police telling us about all of this? reporter they're not giving us too many details. good morning to marcus. we know that two cars went over the cliff. we believe one of them was coming down the hill behind you at a very high rate of speed, with so much force. it broke through this fence. and you can see the building over there. that's the cliff house. you see the marks? see the broken windows. we believe it had enough force to go through this fence and fly into the air before it stopped hitting the side of that wall. so it gives you a pretty good sense of the force involved here. this happened just before 5:00 yesterday evening as i mentioned, two cars involved a white tesla and what looks like a gray station wagon or suv. that station wagon or suv is what hit the cliff house. we believe

mike, what can you tell us? >> >> larry, they say over the last day they're demolishing what's built up over the last 25 years and hit some 1300 targets in the south of lebanon today and pretty rapidly and latest figure from the lebanese health ministry is 356 people are dead and more than a thousand injured and getting away and launching and that's making a point and there's rocketing with weapons ready to lawn and that's examples of this idf and opening for them and followed by a secondary explosion of weapons and israel prime minister going directly to the people of lebanon. >> >> they've been using you as human shields and placing rockets and missiles in your living rooms and garages and aimed directly at our cities and citizens. reporter: there's a warning issued to people on the north of the country not to travel and avoid gathering in groups and school was canceled not only in israeli side of border and lebanese side of the border as more some got through israel's defenses and one struck a home where a fa

mike. the race to the white house moves through the bay area today. former president donald trump will be in woodside today for a campaign fundraiser. the high dollar event is happening at the home of tech ceo tom siebel, a distant relative of governor gavin newsom's wife, jennifer siebel newsom. tickets range from $3,000 for a solo ticket to as high as half $1 million for vip couple tickets. vice president kamala harris is also on the campaign trail, holding rallies in swing states as both candidates step up their post-debate messaging today in the bay's brie jackson joins us live in washington with a bit more. everyone is on the road and busy brie. that's right laura. both campaigns are pushing to get their word out to voters and the harris campaign says that the vice president will do more interviews with local media in key states and will also engage more with the traveling press. haitian migrants, former president trump doubling down on unfounded claims that haitian migrants in ohio ar

[ cheers and applause ] ♪ [ to the tune of "my sharona" ] ♪ mi-mi-mi-mike mi-mi-mi-mike shinoda mi-mi-mi-mike realize what they just did. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: did you even dream that roots would ever play -- ♪ mike shinoda ♪ >> no. [ laughter ] that's a big no. >> jimmy: congrats. linkin park is back. [ cheers and applause ] you played barclays last night. >> yeah. >> jimmy: rave reviews. you sold out the forum in l.a. sold out. what do you -- how can you describe what does it feel like to be back? >> i -- you know what's really funny is i was texting with the band after the forum show. and we were euphoric for like 48 hours. i mean, it was truly, you know, to be this many years in, and to feel that like, genuine, like, adrenaline and excitement and happiness was like -- there's nothing like it, man. [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: i can't wait for everyone to see your performance tonight. but it's phenomenal. but you've been rehearsing and everything's been going smoothly? >> yeah. >> jimmy: with the tour? >> yeah, it's so good. >> jimmy: yeah, but something unexpected happened in l.a. >

now, if you had one really violent day, a guy like mike kelly, put him in charge. congressman kelly, put him in charge for one day -- mike, would you say -- he's right here. he's a great congressman. would you say, mike, if you were in charge, you would say, oh, please, don't touch them, don't touch them. let them rob the store. all these stores go out of business, right? they don't pay rent. it's a chain of events. it's so bad. one rough hour -- and i mean real rough -- the word will get out, and it will end immediately. end immediately. you know? it will end immediately. >> trump's suggesting setting

thanks mike.l, two decision 2024 and in just a few hours, the gop presidential nominee, donald trump, will arrive here in the bay area. and the former president is making this visit focused entirely on boosting his war chest. that's right. today in the bay's bob redell live in woodside. this morning, close to where the former president will visit. and i would imagine they're hoping to raise a lot of money. the price tag is pretty high. absolutely. so we're talking about tens, if not hundreds of thousands, possibly into the millions of dollars for president trump, who former president trump, who's obviously running for reelection, he will be at a private fundraiser at a home not far from where we're at here in the town center of the city of woodside, the town of woodside. this private event is set to happen early this afternoon at the home of tech ceo tom siebel, who happens to be related to jennifer siebel, the wife of democratic governor gavin newsom. tickets range for this fundraiser from $3,000

i'm here to support mike chen's nomination.lar transit rider and cyclist, who also understands what it's like to navigate the city by car, and he's a proven leader. as an asian american, i'd also be delighted to have him represent our diverse community. but more than anything else, mike's uniquely proven and prepared for this role as he's been a member of the sfmta. cac for almost five years and elected by his peers to be chair of that committee. in that sense, i kind of think of him as having had a five year long proving ground and job interview for this role and having him having seen his work from various angles over that time, in my view, would be very lucky to have him. i've seen mike prove his thoroughness fair mindedness, and commitment to helping san francisco live up to its transit first and vision zero goals, while also working with the communities that he serves to understand and address people's needs and concerns. i think he would do an extraordinary job of bringing people together while also moving these issues fo

thanks, mike. well, the new for you this morning. a new covid variant rapidly spreading overseas is now expected to become the primary strain right here in the u.s, maybe even before the arrival of winter. today in the bay's bob redell live for us in the east bay. and, bob, there is a new vaccine. the question is, will that be effective against the latest strain? good morning, jim marcus, one prominent infectious disease specialist who we spoke with thinks so that the new covid vaccine that just became available at your local pharmacy and health care provider will be effective in offering protection against this new variant. when it comes here to the united states, this new variant on the rise in europe right now is called krajicek. doctor peter chin-hong with ucsf tells us it is much more transmissible than the current variant here in the united states, but does not expect zeke to cause more deaths or hospitalizations. here's why he's confident the new covid vaccine will work against zeke. this ne

thank you mike.e solano county sheriff's office is asking for help identifying a man who was seen abusing his dog. it happened yesterday afternoon at delta meadows park in vallejo. we don't have specific details on what happened, but there are pictures on social media that show the alleged abuse. anyone who saw this happen or knows this man is asked to call solano county sheriff's office. and we're back in three minutes with a look at this morning's top stories, including an emotional goodbye. this morning, fans are getting ready to face the end of an era as the a's prepare to play their final game in oakland. we're live at the coliseum, breaking down everything you need to know before from laminate and vinyl to tile and wood, floor & decor has more options for pros... homeowners... and anyone looking for the right look... at the right price. your next beautiful space... is at floor & decor. we are moving you forward with a look at top stories on today in the bay. and today is all about the a's and t

thanks, mike. statewide california communities now have more tools to combat dangerous and disruptive sideshows, but that could be especially true in san francisco, where supervisors might give police the power to sell people's cars and motorcycles. today in the bay's kris sanchez joins us from the newsroom this morning. and, chris, when you say it like that, this might get a lot of people's attention. i mean, we know that people can have their cars towed and impounded. there's a lot of costs associated with that. but if you actually lose your wheels, that's a big deal. and there is some urgency in san francisco in trying to give police more power to crack down on sideshows, because the police are also trying to get ahead of the growing number of people showing up on dirt bikes. this was the scene a month ago when about 100 dirt bike riders swarmed the city, marking an escalation in the dangerous and destructive sideshow behavior in one place, riders were able to get off their bikes. they broke int

thanks mike. frightening moments in the sky. a flight diverted after it started dipping down moments after takeoff. ahead on today in the bay, the painful fallout passengers were left suffering with. all right. this is the week. the week where the fed will likely cut interest rates. we'll look ahead to that. let's go out to wall street. i imagine they don't do anything much until they know. and that will come wednesday. plus a tahoe bear taking a dip. the viral video you need to see to believe when we come back. stick around for that and much more. you're watching today in the bay is the week the fed makes its major decision on interest rates. more about that in a second. looking ahead, apple will bring its newest phones to stores on friday. this stock eat is the parent company of chili's. chili's, the restaurant tells investors customers are coming back. it's got a new ceo and it says food costs have stabilized as well. the fact that inflation is now pretty much under control, it's going to be a

thanks, mike. well, to decision 2024 and a make or break moment in the race for president. want to give you a live look this morning over in philadelphia. that's where tonight, vice president kamala harris and former president donald trump facing off in what may be their one and only debate among tonight's key issues the economy and foreign affairs. today, in the bay's brie jackson live in washington for us this morning and brie give us a better idea of what we really can expect, because a lot is at stake tonight. that's right. good morning. marcus. well, you can expect a fiery debate. allies of former president trump see tonight's debate as a pivotal moment to turn the corner for vice president harris's post nomination honeymoon, as they're calling it, and the harris campaign. they say she has studied past past debate clips of trump, and she's focusing on ways to try to provoke him. vice president kamala harris arriving in philadelphia for her much anticipated debate with former president trump. b

drummond tony is now onset, mike pompeo secretary of state fox news contributor, mike think you very you have a running piece on fox digital and supporters kamala harris rend us you think they're trying to assassinate trump. mike: i don't think there's any doubt about that the iranians are serious about interfering in their election impacting the outcome and that they want to gain what they would describe his vengeance with the death of some wanting so whether it's president trump or me or you know one of the senior military leaders, they are determined to do that and so we've had two assassination attempts like nothing of their connected to this radiant activity but the fbi is working on it they've seen instances where they are definitely coming for american senior leaders and we know about but they information from the trump campaign intended to provided to the kamala harris campaign and the biden campaign in their fully active they will be these last six weeks see what they've always threaten to you and you still have secret service protection. mike: that's right the state departm

thank you very much, mike.n today in the bay nbc bay area responds a contractor has one step left to finish a job, but he's ghosting a customer. i'm consumer investigator chris chmura. nbc bay area responds next thanks to his new water heater. he tapped in consumer investigator chris gilmore's team for some help. good morning. you might understand why michael in san jose was sort of boiling. he paid fast water heater company $139 bucks to install a new heater, including 244 bucks for a city permit. but two months later, no permit. plus, the installer wasn't responding to his calls, so michael asked us for help. we contacted fast water heater. it told us it fumbled his permit. it wasn't his fault and that they would take care of it. it did. michael got a permit the same day that $244 permit. the city tells us permits and inspections are required for water heater installations. and they're allowed after installation to account for emergencies and such. the permit office recommends property owners make contractors

i do think there's a distinction, though, mike, between staples and utilities. broth of them are interest rate sensitive, of course, i agree. but playing utilities for the power grid electrification theme, as well as the interest rate side of things. staples, i think they're overbought i don't know why you said to own them, except commodity costs, inflation coming down will help their margins. but they're not cheap. i much proffer the cyclical stocks when the fed starts to ease, they're going to industry to stimulate the economy, and it's already on sound fitting, and that -- >> looks like we lost steph, though i like to point out when it comes to the consumer staples, costco and walmart have been some of the top leaders there. ed, i just want you to weigh in here as we wrap things up. defensively if the market has passed the seasonal test we were all expecting? people westbound point out the second half of september sometimes gets rough, but can we make a judgment on that? >> you're right. if you want to dive it up, the second half the september is the weakest

hikes would kill 800,000 jobs, donald trumps tax cuts, would create over a million jobs and senator mikepo, he said that most of the trump tax cuts, will not increase the deficit at all and we have our leffler congressman byron donaldson all that the first up grady trimble live in washington what you have. >> details are slim so far from the harris campaign on an academic policy announcement were expecting her to make later this week. here's how she's describing it. harris: 's report is not what we can do more, to invest in the aspirations and ambitions of the american people while addressing the challenges that they face whether it be the high price of fisheries are being able to acquire homeownership because the poor number of reasons including not enough housing supply. grady: not a lot of substantive policy outlined there maybe will get more when she speaks in pittsburgh on wednesday come the economy as you know it is still the number one issue for the voters, but vice president kamala harris campaign is dodging the same question is herself give yes or no answer to the debate two wee