i will start with moe. giving a heads up., this is by mandate, san francisco needs to build roughly 82 thousand housing units by 2031. how many units do you think will be in district 3? how many would be affordable housing versus market rate? how will you build a plan that includes families and working class people in your plans for affordable housing? >> i firmly believe in local control when it comes to housing decisions. 82 thousand units, 52 thousand of which have to be below market rate is a aspirational goal set by the state. san francisco for decades has built about 2 thousand units a year and if they had done the right with community input and community process. truth is, we have an affordability crisis. we need to focus on investing affordable housing and the best affordable housing is the housing we have and that is rent control. there are plenty places to build in district 3. you can build up lim bardies. been calling for 10 years to turn that into housing. build downtown and turn office buildsings into housing and

. >>> a way moe ryder said someone tried to break into his car while he was in it. you can see the guy trying to open the car door then knocking on the window. the writer yelled go away. the guy hold something up and pointed at the car. eventually he does leave. police say they got a report of this in market and sanchez streets. we reached out to way moe for comment. >>> state leaders join activists today in redwood city calling for an end to mass deportations and what they call xena phobic policies. >> people are living in this fear that they wake up and they can be deported from their families and taken from their loved one. >> this comes as former president trump is pledging to conduct the largest deportation operation in history if elected. >>> in benicia, the valero refining company has to pay $2 million at its refinery there. the air district says it stems from a series of inspections that found a number of problems including harmful emissions that have been reported. we reached out to valero for comment but have not heard back. >>> halloween festivities are u

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on >>>>board the shuttle for the first time, sustainability club members jackie giffen and john moe. >>>>what do you think so far? good everybody off. after >>>>the round trip. >>>>some >>praise. >>yeah, i thought it might be too slow, but it felt like it was moving right along there and >>>>some feedback. >>>>it was fun to finally get to try it out. and i like the concept of the electric vehicle but it was hot and noisy in there. >>>>passenger feedback will shape the future of the technology. the hope >>>>to >>move beyond fixed routes and to offer clean on demand public transportation >ryan>okay, back to our first alert weather, right now looking outside of the bay bridge, probably one of the cooler areas you're going to see here in the bay area, at least for today and through the weekend. let's check back in meteorologist jessica burch. jess. yeah, please. please, i want fall like weather >jessica>monday. just close your eyes. >ryan>day good >jessica>day. wake me up when september ends. it's september is already over. but you get the point. monday is when it's going to start coolin

she is someone that belongs nowhere near our school children, and we need to make sure we elect moe green this year, who is running on the democratic ticket, and someone that has been a champion our public. we are expecting everybody to feel the energy from those races down ballot, like council estate and are judicial races this year. our supreme court race is so important, with allison riggs on the ballot. we have seen the production of our courts when they are backing up our state legislature, that is taking far too much power in the republican supermajority right now that we find ourselves in in north carolina. every race up and down the ballot is important, and we are knocking doors everywhere to make sure that folks get out and know the stakes. >> anderson clayton, thank you for coming to the last word. >>> coming up, almost 1 million voters in michigan have already cast their ballots in the general election. we will talk to michigan secretary of state jocelyn benson next about concerns she is hearing from michigan voters ahead of going to the ballot box. that is next. beat it, punks

situation to work together and also something that's nonpartisan which makes things easier to work on and moe faster as well. >> i want to echo what ross said to the extent he was talking about child exploitation. i think you're seeing the same thing in other places and i had been really inspired by people across the department component coming forward who have the will and interest and energy to take on some of these incredibly heart problems and to do it in a coordinated way. you are seeing quality correlation across agencies and components of the department and that would make a difference so where we didn't have a deep bench of ai prosecuted before, we're going to get better i think as fast as possible. >> just to throw my two cents in. someone who something of a techno dooms fair, wherever your system is quite porous that was initially engineered not to actually serve as a commercial platform, but to serve as an information sharing and research platform. we tend to let tech run free. this is the first time i can recall when there's actually been a suggestion we pump the brakes and think,

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like a bigger bigger child credits or maybe liked of ataxia, , whatever, a little moe money today. let my growth in my benefit go from a million the timid but to a million and a half. the growth is there. it's just we are for ordaining with the growth goes. the elderly deserve support. we shouldn't foreordained so much that we cut off and squeeze out everything almost anything else the government does. if you go back to the physical democracy index, i don't know if the slide is still showing, what you're not quite getting out of that you're getting sort of the budget story, the deficit story a part of the way we are paying for this decline is with significant cut in discussion spending. we are squeezing out a lot of the programs we would provide to younger and middle aged people, including by the way wage under so i think we have deflected quite often particularly new modern wage earner. >> right, right, right. >> we don't have money and programs for the because we will just help them when they retire. >> right, right, right. of course one step further on this but on social securit

it's typicallyly relegated to a supporting role second manassas garnersce less attention and moe celebratedeven days which broad in advance on richmond. or entity to which mark lisa first for ray on united states soil allowed abraham lincoln to issue eliminate proclamation of emancipation but somehow second seems less important. a bridge as it were connecting to more noteworthy events. in fact all three of these elements of this one sprawling campaign i think of this protracted offensive on at least part three entered the war reoriented in the eastern theater deserves significant attention. second manassas shape to defining elements of the confederacies. first it provided the initial testing ground for a new style of leadership and command structure in the army of northern virginia to make lee and his soldiers preeminence amongs all rubble military forces. as part of the development lee began his own ascent to replace stonewall jackson as the confederacy favorite military idol lee's army took the fight to the enemy during july and august. for defensive maneuvering under joseph e johnson. by

diego zoo in june just got their pandas back from china and i believe in washington you are gettingve moeut to go back and give that story. so when richard nixon and henry kissinger have this amazing groundbreaking opening, reopening of china to the west in 1972, they are trying to open relations back up, they take mrs. nixon alone. she's one of the very fewew womn on the trip because she's so good behind the scenes with diplomacy. she's like the secret sauce that helps president nixon make these deals. so she and the chinese premier at dinner one night, and there's a pen, cigarette and with pandas on it. she says i love pandas, they're so cute. he says i will give you some. she thinks he needs cigarettes but he means a pair pandas. so ever since then and now this is been over 50 years ago there's been this exchange of pandas between our country's, and it's ad barometer of how our relations with china are going. this is all thanks to pat nixon. >> heath hardage lee, 1974, when did pat w know the end was near? >> i think pat, until the bitter end, was not ready to give up on her husband. h

he was joined by several families who've lost a loved one to gun violence, including lori moe's whose son blake was shot and killed while working security at a home depot in pleasanton. she says price refused to meet with her after the shooting and never prosecuted. the 2 suspects to the full extent of the law. >> and as a mother, i should be thinking about how to present my child. at his celebration of life in what he's supposed to where i'm supposed to cremate him or bury him. and instead i'm trying to figure out what is happening with the people that did this to my family, to my child. >> the campaign in support of price responded to swalwell saying, quote, his support for an effort that undermines a fellow democrat and rejects the position of local democrats has left many of his constituents feeling betrayed some are questioning whether swell well as out of touch with the very people he claims to represent. still ahead on properties at 3, the niners still dealing with whole lot injuries. what's at stake with a huge division game with cardinal said this and plus. >> some leaders in

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they had a conversation that moe and my greatrandfather. and the conversation went something like this, and it's on then there. at iyour name? morse ask my great grandfather, and he responded my me is henry franklin anuncommon name. and these parts. my grandfather came from africa. how old ar you, morse? i asked him. he said. i'm just turned 70, and i find it ver inic that he just turned 70 whis explaining. to historian morse about his own family history and i'm just turning 70 and i'm explaining about my family's history. thank you. thank you. so, henry franklin was passed, pass away shortly after the publication of the book in 1929. but he just recited a small part of the franklin oral history to historian morse, the entire franklin oral tradition goes something like this. the first franklin ancestor came to america from the west coast of africa by of haiti and two of his descendants, two brothers with the last name of frank fought in the black regiment in rhode island in the little army during the revolutionary war. i believe that the fi

kamala harris for three and a half years and it's an election year.ye i think this country needs a moe hope. they need somebody to push hope upward. >> certainly to get people to do some enduring an election year applies to all parties there is no doubt about it. it's adeptly a spur for. >> nelson in hollywood, florida independent. >> good morning. i'm actually calling on the zero three line. i'm a retired firefighter paramedic. was a first responder in hurricane andrew back in 92. i've been living in florida since 50h. i've been through a bunch of hurricanes.. i think that we as a nation are making a mistake and having faith in the federal government to respond and should be the chief, if you will, of disasters in the i various states. fema should be there to assist the states not to take over the scenario which is causing more problems than resolving. in hurricane andrew we had a lot of help that came from the other part of florida but we have fire trucks down hear from tallahassee and jacksonville. and the people that were reestablishing the l electrical lines were from all over the

what you see below moe all the colors around me on this map.t's the national weather service's heat advisories and excessive heat warnings in the pink that you see stretching from areas like redwood city down into the santa clara valley and up into the north bay where triple digits are widespreadthroughout the inland areas and as we head into this afternoonhours today. there are local cooling centers in our communities take advantage of those today. check in on your loved ones and check in on the elderly as well. and of course continue to wear that sunscreen throughout the afternoon hours as we mentioned too. especially if you work outside. now here's our current air quality. throughout most of the bay area from the santa clara valley stretching uh-uh see mostly green. but there are some pockets with worse air quality and that will be the trend for thus afternoon and it's a spare the air alert day for a reason. heading into this afternoon we can see the moderate to unhealthy category for sensitive groups wide stretched throughout the inland are

longer believe in any distinction between academics and politics that they seea scholarship is nothing moehan a form of activism? there are some scholars who will say this they will sayle things like knowledge is power and everything is a struggle for power end of story. but here's the thing and this is where i think some of the most serious misconceptions like most scholars don't go anywhere near if you believe scholarships have nothing but a form of activism the only criteria you need to used to judge scholarly work or political ones. how much the work advance is a political cause in question. but there are very few scholars in united states who operate todaysu like this. members the department say gender study about two candidates for a job and they they singwhich of these people e gender inequality the most is that the only criteria they are using? they are saying who has more evidence who has better evidence who knows the material better who knows the literature in the field better? who is making the sold logical compelling arguments whose writing more clearly, who's going to the best

they are emissionsnt went up moe than the world emissions went up. so when we think about how this is going to work than we think about oversight and how we are going to pull our globe together information is more important because at the same time they are building coal plants they are selling tvs and solar so for us to get this t under contl all the growth in emissions projected through 2050 is outside of the united states and europe, all of it. the united states and europe they went down 4% each year and they are expected to do itit evy year and that's regardless of which administration is simply the united states and europe we are winning this. the question is how we pull the whole world into a system that actually works where we know how much electricity how much new cement and all the systems that americans take for granted are there. just to put a number on that just to make it clear there's nothing automatic about it. the best study i've seen indicates a trump victory worldwide would mean extra 4 billion tons of carbon over what we have been

florida that did receive significant storm surge for hurricane helene is projected to to have even moe storm surge for hurricane milton. evacuations were in effect starting yesterday and those are ongoing. mandatory evacuations have been issued for portions of the following, charlotte, such as, colyer, hernando, hillsborough, lee, vanity, pasco, pinellas, sarasota and volusia counties. of course we suspended the tolls along the evacuation routes, and the florida department of transportation has open roadway shoulders as necessary to facilitate evacuations and ease congestion of both i-4 an i-75. yesterday saw a lot of people on the road, particularly those erodes that on rush hour are very crowded anyways. it was about 150% more than what we typically have on roads like i-75 that moves slow. the average was about 20 miles an hour. that result at about 1 a.m. traffic resumed to normal flow but we are already seeing traffic get heavier today so just be prepared for that. fdot is using all the resources to be able to create as much low as possible. there's an inordinate number of people t

but we need young people are moe than ever to take o ownership of our elections, our government, and our future. [applause] the job is 24/7. for you is going to be 24/7 for eight years. unjustly think you might have a day off. >> at the bull and get shot down over lake huron.us right? >> you have to be on at all times. when the phone rings late at night you say oh no and my case it was a a prison riot. it's always something. what do you do to relax? and i y >> candidates will each have three minutes, probing statements. the companies look we just need to determine the order of answering and we begin with representative baker. >> thank you and public media, and processing tonight i think for engaging in this debate the first thing want to address the key issues facing our country. by far the number one issue is the economy and americans are 4.2 percent more for today, there were four years ago and it was because of inflationary spending, $3 trillion of additional spending, per our economy and the supported all $3 trillion is inflationary spending got hurt all americans to this unit 4.

maybe more nervous, according to multiplmaybe moe people who'e spoken to him. i'm not sure what walz has to be nervous about. >> he's not planning on answering any of the questions at the debate. >> i heard he said to someone who asked, has debato asked,e pp going and said, look, you know, i was trained as a teacher. as a teacher. wereed as trained to answer thee the questions. we tell our students to answerss the questions. >> and that's not what this is. as gutfeld wha said, walz is th, first white d-i hire. kamala picked him just because he was an old midwestern white guy who checked the box, t do but he's more like that dad that hollywood cast in sitcoms to make men look bad. >> walz is alo buffoonok bad. y i'm sorry. this guy, he's the only schoolteacher in america who brags that none of his studentshoolteac of his s can get into an ivy league school. he said one consequential press interactio n. our dana bash, who asked him about the fabrications in his own resumÉ and his answer was essentially, mino. understand word'n res good.e its i mean, this is a buf

share the good news and sometimes bad news about her writing life in a professional life andnd much moea brother one of the brothers she was closest too. sure reviews she got from my Ántonia. it wasew distinctive at compelld her into a new level of response. bigger readership, that read the critics loved what she had to say she wanted to share the success with her family. this or she's quoting reviews to her brother roscoe. the other one for her to her sister elsie. this when she takes time to both share with elsie some of her ambitions for the novel. what she wanted to accomplish her effort to be authentic to tell the truth, the whole truth in that book. she also shares a fun anecdote about when she happened to see women in thee bookstore bike al the copies of my Ántonia in the place. it's great fun to get a sense of humanity as she shares stories of her life with her family. and sometimes this letter, the last letter is little different. at the letter to a reader who shared her enthusiasm for this is years later in the mid- 20s after the book a bit out for some time. a student at the

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we need more transparency, , moe really available but we should recognize that the greatest form of representative government i think in the country because everybody gets to go and do a day job other than the 81 days in which they serve in the state senate or the status. >> thank for your answers on that. [inaudible] >> no. we have to move on. we got a lot of topics i want to get to. our next topic is the believe the state should have a voucher program for school choice? i'm going to start with michael coachman. >> i'm going to have to come i know what you're saying but i'm going to address this issue what he just said. in 2017 he passed sb 2134 talking about giving mineral rights back to the individuals here in north dakota. when he talked to the legislators and said hey look, this is going to be beneficial to previous owners, some things he failed to mention. one, that the state owned that and that when it went back to was no previous owners. and two, he did not disclose that he had oil wells in that land. correct me if i'm wrong, did you not? >> yeah, you're wrong. >> okay. well, i got maps an

. >> that was moe, larry, curly. that was pre-shemp. >> duey, cheatham and howe. >> car talk.f fed speak. steve liesman has some breaking headlines. >> carl, yeah. federal reserve, dallas fed bank president lori logan, out with some hawkish remarks, saying out loud what the market's increasingly pricing that she supports a more gradual path back to normal policy to balance risk. she said that's more appropriate. policy rate, she said, is headed down rather than up, but the fomc should not rush to reduce the funds rate to normal or neutral. translation, that 50 was a one-off. at least she would like it to be. still restrictive policy. she said we should restrain demand. her speech in houston is full of inflation concerns. she said upside inflation has diminished but not vanished. he's concerned about inflation risk from unexpectedly strong demand, easier financial conditions, and geopolitical developments. the news, she says, may be higher than before the pandemic. the labor market, she's pretty good on. it appears to be close to balanced. there is a risk that the labor market

larry, moe, curly? are you accusing me of being sch shemp? >> no, never. disdain when you listen to "squawk on the you listen to "squawk on the street" podcast and that m discovering innovation today, helps drive growth tomorrow. as a leading global asset manager, pgim has established a track record of helping investors capitalize on growth opportunities. pgim investments. shaping tomorrow, today. >>> humana shares down. in a regulatory filing the company says the center for medicare and medicaid services cut the quality rating of its latest medicare advantage plan. humana added it's appealing to sunday results and availbling itself of all if the challenges are successful. this is all pending, jim. we'll actually get the actual numbers on october 10th. >> when you get someone to figure it out, the star system is vital because it's really hard to discern who's better, who's not. you'll see the others up just because the -- the degradation. people are complete -- >> we'll have more time to go into this after the bell. they have 40 different categories they m

and what we found was sort of a striking and deliberate maches moe and bro culture that you know goesout how to handle stairs they don't like -- stories they don't like from reporters and a top guy on the campaign says well, we'll just beat them into retardation. just not language that is acceptable by just about anyone. and this is also how the statements they release. the names they call president biden. vice president harris. who -- they choose to highlight. and obviously there are concerns from their own allies, from nikki haley about how they talk to women and how they talk about women and about the tone. but part of this, you know, they're -- last thing i will say, briefly, is that susie wiles the top women on the campaign, has privately told confidants the biggest challenge is quote unquote managing too much testosterone. i remember saying at the r nc what are they going to do to bring women back into the tent and i watched and i realized, they're not. that's not their main concern. they are doubling and tripling down on their reliable voters which are younger male voters and y

we have the most competitive council of state races in north carolina this year with people like moeen running against michelle morrow who's our superintendent candidate this year for the republican party that brought her kids to the january 6th insurrection. we have extreme republicans running up and down, not just donald trump and mark robinson in our state. pp it's important we're get ougt and making sure people know that. but we feel confident right now we're going to be able to do what we need to do to deliver this state on november the 5th. >> anderson clayton, thank you very much for watching with us and taking time to talk to us. i know these are busy days. >> thank you. >> claire mccaskill, president barack obama has sort of fine-tuned his closing message, designed to really speak to people who aren't necessarily choosing between harris and trump but thinking of sitting it out. and that was a remarkable invitation to care. >> yeah. and you know, i think one of the things he did so well today and he usually does, by the way, is he asked everybody to look in the mirror and loo

women who have had five or m moe children and did so because they thought it was a great way to live.ud these women? >> we followed normal procedures for qualitative research and went to places where families go and we said we are looking for people who had large families intentionally and with if you'd like to tell us why he did so and what it means to you. the goal was to figure out who still having kids because all around the country birthratesbi are falling so we'd like to know isis that something that is part of the future or are there parts of the community and why are people me and? study?his a scientific >> absolutely. it's a scientific study and it's a representative study. statistical terms it's not useful for describing the kind of people and is statistically precise term but we are now allowed about the kinds of people who have many children. we know they are more likely to be religious and more likely to come from communities that support families but what we wanted to do was to dive into the motive that people can have happen when does it look like for women who make thos

my name is moe ball. i live in district five. i'm going to keep it simple. i think everyone has been very eloquent. as we all know. it's been very hot and i felt very grateful yesterday to be able to go swimming in the ocean to cool down and to have a beautiful day. when i first moved to san francisco, it was one of my goals to spend as much time in the ocean as possible. having spent several years living elsewhere in national forest land. i know very well what an incredible privilege it is to live somewhere that is so beautiful and so ecologically diverse, and i know equally well how vulnerable they are to human impact, and how dedicated we need to be to protecting them. this is a case that will not only negatively impact san francisco and the bay area, but the entire rest of the country, and i find it disappointing and shameful that a place that is so beautiful and so progressive is allowing that case to move forward. i'd like to urge the mayor and david chiu to drop the lawsuit against the epa and protect the clean water act. thank you. thank you for shar

my name is moe ball. i live in district five. i'm going to keep it simple. i think everyone has been very eloquent. as we all know. it's been very hot and i felt very grateful yesterday to be able to go swimming in the ocean to cool down and to have a beautiful day. when i first moved to san francisco, it was one of my goals to spend as much time in the ocean as possible. having spent several years living elsewhere in national forest land. i know very well what an incredible privilege it is to live somewhere that is so beautiful and so ecologically diverse, and i know equally well how vulnerable they are to human impact, and how dedicated we need to be to protecting them. this is a case that will not only negatively impact san francisco and the bay area, but the entire rest of the country, and i find it disappointing and shameful that a place that is so beautiful and so progressive is allowing that case to move forward. i'd like to urge the mayor and david chiu to drop the lawsuit against the epa and protect the clean water act. thank you. thank you for shar

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