mike: all right. to our government today.reen. -- gallup. 52% say government is doing too much, 43% say government should do more. harmeet, what do you make of those numbers? >> i think that's a rate if vague question. i think really the devil is in the details. the government is doing too much of getting into our personal lives and, for example, for me as an employer, health care choices, they're doing too much there. they're doing too little to keep me safe from that raiding -- ma a raiding gangs of criminals in san francisco. i don't take away a lot from that kind of a question. personally, i want the government to do the things that we all located to them and our founding documents and our constitution and our laws and leave the rest to us, citizens. mike: like keeping people safe and cleaning up. robert, what's your take? >> i think it's very similar but from a different perspective. i think government is doing too much interference in places like georgia with voter suppression and other states with trying to disenfranch

there is no change. >> mike: interesting. all right, gentlemen. it's a pleasure. ecial report." >> thank you. >> thanks, mike. >> mike: the pentagon starts what is being called continuous vetting of military members for extremism. thank you for watching "special report." i'm mike emanuel in washington. i'm back tomorrow 1 o'clock p.m. eastern with sandra smith for america reports. "fox news primetime" hosted by ben domenech starts right now. ben? >> ben: thank you, mike. good evening and welcome to "fox news primetime." ♪ >> ben: nothing has been more unifying in american history than our flag and the men who defend it. whether at the veterans day parade or top americans respect for our men in arms and the symbol they defend was an extraordinary object of universal approval. it was extraordinary this respect endured of even as every other institution in american life shuttered and chance in the public eye. a half century ago, as the debacle of vietnam came to its dishon e

mike: all right. thank you so much, gentlemen. have a great day. >> thanks, mike. first responder shortage after a vaccine mandate went into effect. a live report from the big apple after the break. ♪ ♪ terest. i also love cooking with heart-healthy, idaho potatoes. always look for the grown in idaho seal. mike: the big apple can see a major shortage of first responders this week after a vaccine mandate went into effect on friday. david lee miller's live in new york city with the latest. hi, david lee. >> reporter: hi, mike. the official enforcement of the city's vaccine mandate will actually begin tomorrow morning, but this weekend firefighters in protest over the city's policy of no vax is, no pay called in sick. the staffing short average has resulted in some fire companies temporarily go out of service. in a statement the fire commissioner said, quote: the department has not closed any fire houses, it's creating a danger for new yorkers and their fellow firefighters. they need to return to work or risk the consequences of their action. many employees say it is

mike, look at all these far-left states. fornia or new york, and it's just not working. mike: let's take a look at some of the happiest poll numbers from -- latest poll numbers from win by yak. -- quinnipiac. biden overall approval, 38% to 5 3% disapprove. michael, how alarming are those numbers, in your view? >> yeah, i think the white house is definitely going to take numbers seriously. the cbs poll that came out this morning putting president biden over 50 president, i think, was a little more reassuring. but we can't keep talking about this in terms of elections. yes, midterms are coming up, but when you look at the build back better bill, reconciliation, we're talking about expanding access to pre-k, bringing down prices for the medicine for seniors and expanding access to medicine for individuals all over the country. and i think those are things that when people begin to understand, the bill will become much more popular. mike: jeff, what's your take on the slump in poll numbers? >> well, you know, james carville said

instead closed down this afternoon because it closed out the digital equivalent of a ponzi scheme. >> mike: allwinners one jimmy carter happy birthday. is he a winner. those who love hip hop we have a great super bowl snoop mike show and dr. dre. my loser is anyone who can't watch sunday night football and watch tom brady go back to england go bucs and go blue. sorry we had technical difficulty with jason. we will get him next time. when we come back, "notable quotables." ♪ . >> mike: well, it's friday and that means "notable quotables." >> we willave a reconciliation bill. that is for sure. >> she has moved from twisting arms to breaking them. i think she is on the edge now of kneecapping people. >> what are you talking about? >> the day is young. i will just keep saying that. that's the theme of the day. >> it's a great day for britney spears. and it's a great day for justice. >> you know me, i'm a bausch optimist. >> grab your wallet. what he is really talking about is raising your taxes. >> the dollar amount as the president has said is zero. >> nancy pelosi could get up there and say 2 plu

take us through that mike all day. you've got a number of politicians, allegedly close to other countries leader who, once again, have you shell companies to put money into various entities around the world. now once again, this was according to the papers conducted in secrecy. i keep on stressing though, whether there was wrong doing involved or whether this is tax avoidance rather than tax evasion. that is something for the courts to decide, but a large number of those said to be close a, to the pakistani leadership are involved in this. but it's not just limited to individual countries. the papers attribute as such, attacks are activities among more than 35 heads of state prime ministers, kings throughout the world, ranging from the leader of kenya to the leader of as a by john. so this is very wide spread at throughout. it also is going to provide details on the tax avoidance or evasion activities of more than $300.00 government leaders, ministers in various governments, officials and various public companies. so t

so we want to make sure we remind you all to be careful out there. mikeat. before we get to, that we'll talk about the rain coming down. vianey arama is in for kari this morning. we're seeing the first round of rain. >> this is not a huge rainmaker but it was enough to bring a little bit of light rain to the bay area. satellite/radar showing some of that rain starting to push out. we've also got some sierra snow. we've got another system on the way. we've got our doppler radar up and scanning the storm ranger. we're going to keep a chance of spotty showers in through the afternoon. daytime highs, 67 for san jose. 62 in san francisco. 58 in half moon bay. but keep that umbrella handy, especially if you're going to take public transportation for the afternoon. our next rain chance moves in late tomorrow night and the big one hopefully -- i want to say hopefully because we certainly are in need of that rain is going to move in on saturday night. let's see how the roads are doing with mike. >> all right. we're looking ott at wet roadways. vianey is talking ab

the bay bridge toll plaza, and mike has all the news on your roadways. it's 4:38. you're watching "today in the bay." why is cvs pharmacy® america's choice for vaccinations? because we all got the covid-19 vaccine and flu shot. and i could make the appointments right here. save time, schedule online. no wonder cvs pharmacy® is america's choice for vaccinations. >>> happy monday. it's 4:41 right now. some of the highest rainfall totals i could find was 0.2 of a rain in ukiah, and 0.1 or less around much of the bay area, and not much but a start. we'll talk about how much rain is coming our way coming up next. >>> if it's measurable, we'll take it. we can measure the traffic as well, and it's nothing unusual. off the 880, the dumbarton bridge gets a note for the wind. let's check in with bertha. >> good morning, mike. good morning to you. i am bertha coombs from cnbc. markets are coming off one of the best weeks in months on the back of strong earnings from the the dow posting its best week since june for the s&p 500, and it was the best since july in nasdaq. in focu

yamiche: joining me tonight to discuss all of this and more, mike memo, nbc news white house correspondentwhite house reporter for the washington post. ryan j riley, of post-senior justice reporter. and jake sherman, founder of fungible news. -- touchable news. i'm going to come to you first. talk a little bit about where the latest is in this bill, what's and it, and talk about the reporting the white house has been pushing democrats to get a vote on not one, but both bills next week. >> yeah, they need to count their lucky stars, something we've been hanging out in hallways train to figure out where this bill is all month, three months. here's where i think it is. it seemed to work to reporting at the washington report -- washington post. they are about to settle on a tax on billionaires, which is a new scheme, so to speak, to get revenue. because a democrat from arizona will not rse tax rates. it's difficult this late in the game to say you're not going to raise tax rates. listen, the white house is pushing the democratic leadership for a victory before the white house goes to rome and

mike clampitt. they happen to all be republicans in this report. over 400 people signed up for membership or newsletters that use military or political campaign email addresses. there is a right to association in this country, but there's also concern some of these groups are directly linked to violence. >> there is a right of association, but there is no right to incite violence. you're right. we have to be very careful to protect people's first amendment right to say what they will, to associate with whom they would, but we draw the line, and the first amendment doesn't preclude us from doing so, that you cannot conspire to commit crimes. you cannot incite an i'm nant attack on others. so there are limits, and also where we see evidence of a plot to, in the case of some of these white nationalist groups to kidnap the governor of michigan

gregory ktvu, fox two news, mike. all right, greg. thank you. thank you, one of the bay area's largest school district has now approved a new vaccine mandate for its employees and students. this follows a long meeting last night and a vote by the west contra costa school board. the mandate requires vaccinations for all district employees, vendors, volunteers and students, ages 12 and up. the board's decision followed hours of debate, which included the father of a student who plays high school sports. he's a very healthy person. we don't have any ideas about the long term effects of this. i wish that there were more people here in the building. i know it was just announced yesterday for me if our doctor from the health county office is saying that this is the number one strategy. to prevent the code of the spread of covid, then that's something that we need to strongly consider. proof of vaccination for all students will not be required by december 15th to the south bay, where the san jose police, union and city have reached an agreement on covi

mike: two. zach: three. jonathan: rate hikes from the fed next year, 25, 50, or none at all? mike: 50. zach: none.: probably 25. jonathan: easy one, the big of england says it's a live meeting commit do we get a hike at -- meeting, do we get a hike at the next meeting? mike: yes. zach: yes. sonal: yes. jonathan: i enjoyed the show, so thank you for being with us. and, zach, i got the name right at the end. that does it for us. same time, same place next week. from new york, this was "bloomberg real yield." this is bloomberg tv. ♪ this halloween, xfinity rewards is offering up some spooky-good perks. like the chance to win a universal parks & resorts trip to hollywood or orlando to attend halloween horror nights. or xfinity rewards members, get the inside scoop on halloween kills. just say "watch with" into your voice remote for an exclusive live stream with jamie lee curtis. a q&a with me! join for free on the xfinity app. our thanks your rewards. mark: i'm mark crumpton with first word news. democrats are getting closer to an agreement on a roughly $2 trillion compromise version of president bide

a lot of moving parts changing hour by hour. >> mike: jacqui all over it. s and for questioning with jen psaki. let's bring in chris wallace, anchor of fox news sunday. >> chris: good to be with you, guys. >> mike: chris, watching this situation hour by hour, pelosi is not likely to put a bill on the floor until she's convinced she has votess your arkinal sis of where things stand right now? >> chris: i don't think she will get the votes at this point, if she had the votes she would have had it last night and not put it off until today. the key is if they can work out a deal. it is not between house democrats, it is between house and senate democrats. what they want to do is get an agreement from joe manchin and cinema, who is not even in washington, she's in phoenix right now. so much for having a vote on that in the senate to get them to agree to a certain number, in the talk now well south of 3.5 trillion, a ton of money, $2 trillion or somewhere between 1.5 and 2.1 trillion and hope if they get that framework on top line number that would be enough for p

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hearing a set for december 1st at san mateo county superior courts, mike. all right, little more than a month from now, azenith smith why they're in east palo alto asthma. thank you. in the city of san francisco, there is growing demand for so called patrol special officers, people living and working in the city's marina district, say car break ins. robberies and other crimes happen nearly every day now that has prompted a group of neighbors to join together in pay for san francisco patrol special police officer alan bayard to roam the area. by yards, says back in 2017 he had about 60 clients. but now he has about 170 with 20 new ones in the past month, people who live in the area say the extra set of eyes does not hurt. since i moved up here a couple of weeks into moving in. i got my car broken into. so i kind of see the concern of people wanting to have people like protect their cars and going around and see. patrol special officers have been a part of the city since the 18 fifties operating right there alongside sworn police officers. they are hired to patro

we are all connected and if we truly believe that, you know what, we've got to get vaccine if not to help ourselves but to help our fellow men and women. mikeou brought your a game, leslie marshall and david lavella. stay tune for fox news sunday. next chris wallace has more with dr. rochelle walensky. that's all right here 2:00 p.m. eastern. virginians in the final stretch of governor race where education and critical race theory are playing a big role. more on that next. ♪ ♪ ♪ >> mike: election day in virginia shaping up to be a nail biter as gubernatorial candidates terry mcauliffe and youngkin play it out. tiffany, welcome. >> thank you for having me on today. >> let's play a clip from former president obama. >> as far as i can tell, the big message of terry's opponent is that he's a regular guy because he wears fleece and he's accusing schools of brainwashing our kids. mike: tiffany, how do you respond to that attack? >> well, we have chapters in virginia, we have chapters in bedford, one starting in loudoun next week and what i'm hearing from moms for liberty they are happy that glen youngkin is focusing on issues of virginia rather t

but i continue to advance in my career, yes, indeed. >> reporter: as for the salary, mike says he already donated alle expects to make this year, more than $30,000, to various charities. but, of course, the much bigger gift is far less tangible. mike mason had climbed to the highest level, but by stepping back down to the bottom rung, he is giving us the greatest leadership of all-- leadership by example. >> see you later. >> reporter: steve hartman, "on the road," in midlothian, virginia. >> garrett: and if you feel inspired by all that, we're pretty sure your local school district would love to hear from you. and we'll be right back. >> garrett: monday on the "cbs evening news," we speak with ahmaud arbery's mother and her quest for justice as three white men go on trial for her son's killing in georgia. that's the "cbs evening news" for this friday. for norah o'donnell, i'm major garrett in washington. have a great weekendght. captng captioned by media access group at wgbh access.wgbh.org > breaking ws in oakland, where a chp pursuit ended with a collision that sent an ac transit bus careening int

mike: charles watson all over it. >>> two more florida women missing, two more tragic and heartbreaking discover is. -- discoveries. the body of a 21-year-old found behind a fire station, in orlando, florida, the local sheriff believes the body of a 19-year-old was found. alexandria hoff is following these two stories. >> reporter: good afternoon. these two women were living and attending college in florida, both reported missing just days apart, but police do not believe these cases are connected. yesterday authorities in orange county, florida, revealed they had discovered the body of a valencia college student reported missing on september 24th after she missed a flight home to south florida. >> our hearts are broken. everyone wanted this outcome to be different. >> reporter: her body was found in a wooded area near her apartment complex. on the same day she went missing, investigators discovered that a 27-year-old maintenance worker had improperly used an access key to enter her home. enter wert not looking for an

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again have the love of the running community around them — and the crowds helping them all the way to the finish line. mikeortsday. just an update in the premier league's kick off, it is still goalless between brighton and arsenal with half an hour to go in that match. now on bbc news: ros atkins explains how global supply chain problems have led to some shortages in the west. the global supply chain underpins how we get many of the things we need and use in our lives. but it's not functioning as it normally does and that's impacting us all — around the world and in the uk. you can't lay bricks, you can't cast concrete slabs and then it's a knock—on effect for our men, our subcontractors, and of course our clients. normally we have lots of spider—man but this is all we've got and we can't get any more. don't know why we can't get any more spider—man at the moment, you know, there's a new film being released, so this is the new character. still waiting for the products. from spider—man to semiconductors, there's now a huge gap between supply and demand. that's the boss of the ports in los angeles. and look

mike? welcome all the situation in haiti. serious indeed indeed, since you mentioned that assassination of the president ivan and marci back in july, there's been a 300 percent increase in the number of kidnappings. more than 281 people have been kidnapped in the past 3 months. so the assassination clearly linked to the up swelling of criminal activity within that country. now this follows on friday the you in voted to extend its mission in haiti for 9 months. and just a few days ago, there were us officials in haiti discussing how to support and bolster the national police force, which clearly has been struggling immensely now. and this particular incident details scarce at the moment, it is believed to be one of the biggest gangs that's been operating in haiti and recent months, accounting, say some observers, for more than 80 percent of the number of kidnappings that have been carried out. it's the same gamma, reportedly that kidnapped a number of priests back in april. so this is an ongoing situation at the state department is not saying very much about it here in the u. s. it says, ob

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we know all this from the eastman memo. mike until the very last minute. had he come out maybe, like, even bill barr did in december and said, you know what? there is no widespread fraud. i'm out of here. january 6th may not have happened. but mike pence went along with it, and that is why he wants to minimize and say it was just one -- one thing that happened, one day. no, no, no. it was there many months in the making, and he was there for every bit of it. >> yeah, i mean, david, if that mob had been able to catch, you know, mike pence or a member of his family. i don't think he'd be calling it just one day in -- in -- you know, in january. >> just one day in january. just one day in -- title to a song, maybe. listen. he -- he came, according to the good reports, he came within 60 seconds of being grabbed by the mob. and there were people in that mob who wanted to hang him. you know, that is -- if you look at that, how can he just talk about just one day it's being -- you know, just like it wasn't a big deal. we moved on. this

mike hutchinson: we should've had mass covid testing across oakland for all of our students and staff. candice: oakland unified school board member mike hutchinson points to los angeles, where the district there tested all students in the run up to reopening, and identified more than 3,000 positive cases before the start of class. mike: and one of the first failures was before school opened. candice: he wants his district to use its covid relief funds to test every student once a week. mike: reopening after being closed for a year is a heavy lift, but with delta variant coming in three weeks ago, there's been no adjustment in the plans. candice: an oakland unified spokesperson said the district is following state guidelines, which say k through 12 schools should provide access to a robust covid-19 testing program. we found schools are interpreting that very differently. female: there are many contingency plans in place. candice: districts in other parts of california, like santa barbara and l.a. unified, require students to test weekly, while many bay area districts like oakland and p

. >> hello.s first of allst congratulations o mike for this new book which i know all of you have picked up because you are here tonight but if i can encourage, i would recommend get a second copy are good from your library because one of the most rewarding things

without further ado please join meut in welcoming mike and alexis to the stage. >> of ohio. >> hello. >> first of all congratulations to mike for this new book which i know all of you have picked up because you are here tonight. but if i could encourage you to overspend i would recommend buying a second copy or getting it from your library because one of the most rewarding things i heard having also written a book can enable you to talk to family members, friends and other people you havee not been able to connect with on american history i wanted to say up to mike very few rich unproblematic white men start out well done good choice. >> god bless you marquis for mostly having it recognize. >> i think that's the thing have it mostly right but he did not die for having it mostly right. so he is not a martyr. he has not disappeared into oblivion. i do not know what that is like because i have written about a murderer and i have written about washington who is not an uncomplicated when you talk about hero. so what is that like to study someone, it's almost like you have to pull back a little bit. >> in

camera with a democratic activist posing as a trump supporter, eastman explains the problem with mike pence. >> allid. >> yeah. yeah. there's no question. >> i mean, like, you know, supporter to supporter, why do you think that mike pence didn't do it? >> because mike pence is an establishment guy at the end of the day. all of the establishment republicans in d.c. bought into this very myopic view that trump was destroying the republican party. >> cnn reached out this morning to eastman's office for comment but we have yet to hear back. joining us now iis cnn's legal analyst, and dana bash. for those republicans who say, and we heard this from secretary rice over the weekend, it's time to move on from january 6th, the say people who sold the lie leading up to the insurrection are still selling that lie to people who are believing that. pushing that narrative forward. >> yes, victor. i think lawyers are leading the charge. eastman is one of those lawyers. this is especially dangerous for two reasons. the first is that when lawyers provide a baseless legal theory as eastman did in this case to essent

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but apparently mike pence has forgotten all about it. imagine that. i want you to listen to him resorting to page 1 in the trump playbook, blame the media. really he's trying to blame the media. trying to blame the media for the attack by violent rioters. trump supporters. an attack that forced him to run for his life with his family. >> i know the media wants to distract from the biden administration's failed agenda by focusing on one day in january. they want to use that one day to try and demean the character and intentions of 74 million americans who believed we could be strong again and prosperous again and supported our administration in 2016 and 2020. >> google stockholm syndrome. trying to get on the good side of the man who stood by and did nothing while pence's life was literally in danger, all because he did his job instead of trying to overturn the election as his boss wanted him to do. and what happened on january 6th? not just about one day. it's about the very real threat to our democracy. the anger. the misinformation. still out there.

mike. monday, wednesday and friday, they say they're not doing critical race theory at all.y, they say that we don't understand what critical race theory is. but one way or the other, what progressives do when they get in power is use the levers of power to intimidate you. they know they have no valid claim here but threatening to investigate people because they know it has an effect. people have to retain counsel. they have to go through the anxiety of being under investigation. so that's what this is about. it's about intimidating people with power, raw power, because you happen to have the power. but they know they have no valid legal reason to use it. >> andy, thanks for your time. have an awesome day. >> thanks, mike. >> sandra, i know from spending time in northern virginia school districts, people are worried about critical race theory and other theories. they're a wakening. >> sandra: and they don't feel like their voices are heard and makes them louder. being labelled a terrorist takes it another step. >> no doubt. >> sandra: democrats trying to sell the massive spe

[laughter] mike: called out, all right. here's a look at what is goingig on. we've got the golden gate bridge, it is about 55 degrees right now. a nasty crosswind. the closer you are to the coast, the breezier it will be. not really all that windy. cloudy and cool today and tomorrow. chance of showers tomorrow into saturday. we have a gorgeous weekend for outdoor activities. fire danger creeps into the forecast and we will be keeping an eye on monday and tuesday. average high's are mainly in the 70's and 80's. 71 in concord, 72 in fairfield. tonitonitonitonitonitonitonitoni chance of showers. the chance of clearing in the north bay. let's time it out with future radar. keeping a pockets of sunshine. south bay, that turns over to sunshine. increasing -- increasing clouds tomorrow evening. most of the showers over the ocean. the closer you are to the coast, the more likely you could wake up to damp conditions saturday morning. look at all that sunshine. 60's and 70's saturday and even maybe getting to to inland 80 on sunday. they are cooler, they are dry and gus

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so you throw that all in with china and we're about to go back to earnings and we're dealing with mike colt's scenario and we're at a blackout with regards to buybacks. all of those things lead us to be fairly cautious, so we're not necessarily making any dramatic moves with regard to portfolio right now. >> what i still hear you saying is the recovery is delayed and not derailed and steve liesman, i think made the best point of all. what was it -- three weeks ago when he said with the fed taper. you're still going to be buying is the fed the equivalent of qe2 plus >> exactly >> there is a lot of liquidity in the system. you just have to get by what is this rough and somewhat uncertain patch and earnings will help you disseminate what the real state of corporate america is and what the outlook is going to be, but why would you sell -- why would you want to sell into what is only a delay and not a derail >> and that would not necessarily be our recommendation we wouldn't necessarily be selling. we'd be much more cautious with regard with deploying new capital and holding on to existing

tim, mike and andy all lost a daughter to suicide and as well as wanting to raise money for suicide preventionk, people have opened up to the dads. there's been so many people we talk to that have lost their children, notjust recently, this type of thing carries on for decades. we've always got a hole in our lives where our girls are but it has been fantastic to share some time with a lot of people. and their story has caught the imagination not only of the nation, but also of celebrities like nicole kidman and daniel craig, who both donated £10,000. it's incredible to know that people out there that famous are looking at our story and looking at the stories and something must've affected them for it to have caught hold of them and also we're really grateful. we've got some from schoolkids putting their change into poor old andy's back. so, just the small donations, anything is fantastic. the aim has stayed the same throughout — to save lives. we do hope we're playing our part in changing that - and raising awareness of the helpline and i letting young people - know that there is hope. you can

and then there is this all mike t catastrophe. there was no way that we could have taken this decision without it having and causing deep disappointment. and hood to, to france this, this, there's no way we could have avoided that if it wasn't bad enough. that a strayer, a country which ranks a few more than several runs below france and military strength shocked it all for a rendezvous with the u. s. it also invited the briggs buccaneers alone for the jolly, the french what dears and found themselves crying out, which brings us to the u. k. ah, my corn has often been compared to napoleon, but will he get caught in the nets? of his very own waterloo, francis so incense over the u. k. 's refusal to lex fishermen troll they catch in british waters. it's even threatening to cut the country's electricity supply. actually, it would make more sense to just pass on the increasing costs of energy to the brits, making them pay double. but no mcenroe government is forcing a battle of wills. who will though blink. first, all of this comes as

and so without further ado, please join me in welcoming mike and alexis to the stage. >> hello. hi. >> hello. >> first of all congratulations to mike for this new book which i know all of you have picked up because you here tonight. but if i can encourage you to overspend, i would recommend buying a second copy or getting it from your library. because one of thehe most rewarding things that i heard, having also written a book on someone who was part of the american revolution, is that books on this topic can enable you to talk to family members and friends andhe other people o you haven't been able connect with on american history. i really find it totally enriching. i joined a family book group recently and i push it out on everyone. i want to say to mike congratulations on the book but also congratulations on finding one of the very few rich, unproblematic white men. it's nearlyy impossible, so lets start out with well done, good choice. >> god bless you, marquis, for mostly having it mostly speeded that's the thing most to write but he didn't die for having it mostly right. he's not a martyr and he's also

>> mike: gold chocolate chip cookie may be. >> only come back, we have a good news good night a little bit later in the show. i think everyone will enjoy. we will appear together. we'll tell you allike: that's a great tease. thanks. with the administration is saying on getting americans out of afghanistan. that's next. ready to turn your dreams into plans and your actions into achievements? explore over 75 programs and four-week classes at national university. your future starts today at nu.edu. >> mike: house speaker nancy pelosi leaving the capital, telling reporters that there will be a vote tomorrow on the bipartisan infrastructure bill. senator joe manchin also departing the capitol this evening saying that negotiations are ongoing. >> will work as hard as we can. >> mike: according to our talented capitol hill team, speaker pelosi left the building shortly after midnight sounding confident about a vote before the weekend. we'll see. breaking tonight, federal appeals court siding with the biden administration offering a lifeline for they reportedly feared could be a surge of hundreds of thousands of migrants in october. the ruling allows the administration to continue expell

all about. we've been following the story of andy, mike and tim on breakfast. ry of their daughters, who all took their own lives. it isa it is a very inspiring story. a lot of smiles and happiness along the way and memories of their loved ones. on saturday, they'll finish their 300—mile trek. but along the way, they've been meeting people who've offered support, and shared their own experiences too. alison freeman reports. we lost our sonjamie two years ago. just over two years ago to suicide. how old was he? he was 17. they'd started out as three dads walking. following on from my daughter, sinead, dying by suicide on 14th of july, 2021, i hit a very low point. and i saw you three guys on bbc breakfast and you showed that there is hope. along the way they have been joined by so many other people with very personal stories to tell. my daughter died in march this year, having taken her own life. she was aged 36. my father killed himself a month after i got married and my- grandad also committed suicide. in 2019, i lost my daughter, tasha's little sister, katrina

vianey arana keeping track of it all. mikere busy too with a look at the roadways. >> i know we all look forward to the weekend. if you have to not drive on the roads and you can be inside cozy, you're going to love this weekend. perfect for lighting those fall candles, getting your cozy socks on. between friday and saturday there will be a couple of breaks from the rain. sunday is going to be our biggest storm maker. up through napa valley, we'll probably see some of the heaviest rain. wine tasting indoors probably the best option here. saturday and sunday temperatures are going to be in the low 60s. south lake tahoe travel conditions are going to be really dangerous heading into this weekend. we're talking snow and wind. heading out saturday early morning is probably going to be your best bet for a decent commute, 47 degrees. sunday into monday, we're expecting the worst road conditions, gusty winds up to 45 miles an hour and snow and dangerous ice on the road. we have updates on our nbc bay area app. it's free. >> that's ri

mike: kumasi is all over this. just leave me alone. julian: wow. that mystery quickly. it will be a mostly sunny afternoon. we are looking for more fog to develop. the weekend begins with a little bit of drizzle. most of it for your outdoor activities will be drive. today's temperatures are close to average. mid to upper 60's in san francisco, oakland. how about 70 to 74 degrees for the rest of us. some of that warmth will linger overnight. we are going to be in the upper 40's to mid-50's. some better chance for fog around the south bay and along the coast tonight. let's talk about the drizzly start. high clouds over top of us. it could be a gorgeous sunset. waking up tomorrow morning. that is the lowest threshold for future radar possible. it will be saturated below 3000 to 4000 feet. thicker clouds for sun trick-or-treating. the european model is really picking up and pushing the rainfall amounts with this next system to even higher levels. they are pretty impressive. once we get past saturday, look at this, anywhere from a half inch to nearly on

and in fact it becomes another story of reacceleration, it might get sidelined again. >> all right mikeantoli, thank you. >>> and one name getting a big boost this morning is square jeffries up to a buy today called the stock a must-own over the long term, points specifically to the dominance of its cash option. price target up to 300 even with a bear case of 355 hmm. that seems odd a bear case of 355 joining us now the analyst behind that and to explain it all, trevor williams of jeffries i'm sure i got something wrong in there, trevor that doesn't sound like a bear case yeah, bull case, 355 >> i think, yeah >> so, tell me how you view cash app strength it seems generational strength depending on what decade somebody was born in, they're using paypal or venmo or cash app. do you think cash app is going to accelerate past all the others despite the generation? >> well, i think the advantage that the cash app has bit in, this is really part of it, the process of upgrade this morning, using cash app to drive about two-thirds of the gross profit growth for square over the next five years t

and when they see mike pence all of a sudden excusing the people who wanted to hang him, when they say nikki haley, see nikki haley, one of her strengths was being strong, being so forward, she's now saying, you know what, if i run for president, i'm going to call donald trump first, and ask permission there. that doesn't impress me as strength. >> it is not my favorite look. this is the thing, i think there is a difference of degree with her and pence and others who i think do as i have noted before a more humiliating dance with him. i think she makes it look better. but the fact is that the gop has gotten itself into this situation, and you -- there -- it is very hard to go after trump without creating the ire of trump voters, who you ultimately need. >> and our virginia governor's race is going to be interesting, glenn youngkin is talking about election integrity again to pivot. that's a nonstarter in the commonwealth of virginia. we have fair elections and we're a very diverse state and he's just -- he's got to do this dance. and it is going to be interesting to see how it comes ou