one of the worst offenders is morgan, presents a show on talk tv. morgan likes to characterize himself as even-handed host, but the truth is he's anything but. latifa abuchakra has been looking at who wier morgan rubs shoulders with, and her report suggests that he's actually a dissembling phony. here's morgan's coverage of israel's genocidal war on raza on talk. tv has been viewed by many millions of people around the world. he has regularly hosted pro-palestinian guests and badged them in a hostile manner. some have commended to him for platforming these guests in the first place, while others have pointed out his clear bias in favor of israel. however, morgan has consistently claimed that he is entirely neutral on the issue. under his cleverly crafted pr of neutrality, we find someone with deep improvement. involvement with the individuals who lobby for israel. this could lead one to believe that the talking points he adopts on ghaza may be directly coordinated with these forces. pear's morgan has in the past fronted fundraising campaigns for the

watch piers morgan's show on fox nation 4:30 p.m. eastern time.oming up, 81 candles, but lost his sparkle spelling trouble for joe biden. it will take more than a birthday wish to turn this one around. they are coming up. the chase ink business premier card is made for sam who makes, everyday products, designed smarter. genius! like 2.5% cash back on purchases of $5,000 or more, so sam can make smart ideas, a brilliant reality! chase for business. make more of what's yours. >> brian: i know you will be watching today, idea why you should watch. transportation secretary will try to get ahead of the holiday season by telling us he's on top of things 9:15. 15 years later the judge will hear the gag case the president wants lifted so he can talk about jack smith. we'll see what the judge panel has to say and president biden has to make a big decision, will he pardon the turkey or turn over to butterball. here is steve. >> steve: very thorough. speaking of president biden, he's celebrating 81st birthday today, may not be happy after one former obama ad

i was on the drew morgan show and he bet me his armored piercing would go through the car. ow, what about utility? so strength is great, but is this perhaps just a show truck? just a show piece, or can it do actual work? how does it work as a real everyday truck? here we have the future towing the future. basically if you can pit any cac cargo in the trunk or bed, you can basically move it around. it's got over a ton of capability but you can put more in it than that. you can tow over 11,000 pounds. it's got a super composite bet, no liner needed. 6'long, 4 foot wide. >> we'll stay with it. tesla delivering its first ever cyber truck. phil lebeau, he describes it as, elon musk does, more truck than truck and a better sports car than a sports car. my question to you, hyperbole, of course, expected, how quickly can they make these, what's the price, and who's the target? >> well, let's go through each of those. how quickly can they make these? they're going to ramp production very slowly. stainless steel is not the easiest to work with in terms of the body panels there. so the

will be warmer by about 7 degrees above average, stretching all the way down to los gatos and morgan hill. i showed you the rain for tomorrow but how much longer will it last? here is what we are looking at . if i show you our inland forecast, you will notice there is not much of a difference. low 60s throughout the rest of this week. early morning showers clearing up and then partly cloudy skies with a chance of showers. we will keep a close eye on that and watch what happens as we head into the bay. showers in the early morning hours tomorrow. partly cloudy skies for the weekend. >>> the warriors battle it out against the kings tonight and the big return of draymond green after his suspension. that is coming up. >>> cbs deals powered by shopify. >> nothing beats curling up on the couch with a soft , cozy blanket but when i think it looks fabulous and you did not have to take it out from under the couch, you know you are winning. that is what you are getting with this bedford collection supersoft throw. they look as good as they feel. this drapes so nicely over a sofa, over a chair, even over your

s not american, it’s a well-known british journalist, yes, he has his own, his own separate show called morgancensored, piers morgan , this is actually this british journalist, who himself was very popular, well, this is also the understanding, in our country, of course, it is a tabloid, but in ukraine, he does not understand well that such tabloid, tabloids also perform their function. paramedics, relatively speaking, politics, the political jungle, and, well, never mind, just really, a great passage, and it shows , first of all, the skill of piers morgan himself, who, as you can guess, is number two in popularity right now among the candidates or three seems to be among the candidates from the republican party for the post of the future president of the united states ramaswamy is a businessman, a populist, right, and my god, he is now carrying simple solutions, what he says there simply does not fit in his head, but there i just tell him, i ask him, listen, well , you became the president, how do you solve the problem with ukraine, and he says: well, if i have a great agreement, what is the

mohammed hijab, a muslim philosopher and scholar, speaking on piers morgan's talk show this week, labelledhill, a war criminal, long considered a greatest britain. does churchill have a case to answer for his actions as prime minister and as a former military figure and commander ? military figure and commander? for who better to ask than the author of the definitive churchill biography? churchill walking with destiny? andrew roberts, whose latest book conflicts a military history of the evolution of warfare from 1945 to ukraine in co—written with general david petraeus , is with general david petraeus, is out now . andrew, i'll ask you out now. andrew, i'll ask you about the new book in just a moment, but what are the crimes laid at churchill's door and what is your response to them? well the first one that some muslim scholars come up with is the idea that he used poison gas against iraqi tribes in the immediate post first world war. >> and this is completely untrue . if this scholar would like to go to cambridge churchill college, cambridge, he can actually see the document, which i've

jpmorgan, morgan stanley, all these showing some signs of weakness, except morgan stanley.it off, check out what's happening with big technology stocks. watch all these, all posting gains right now and nvidia is back, kelly, tyler, above the $1 trillion market cap mark. back over to you. >> dom, thanks. >>> minutes away from the fed's decision on rates today. what are markets pricing in? both investors and policymakers have to adjust to a new framework and they have not. dan clifton is here, head of policy research. dan, welcome. is this your preference to the '80s? >> if you just take the three headlines, the treasury borrowing advisory committee, ukraine/israel aid, and the fed decision, they're all linked. once the berlin wall went down the framework changed in washington, low interest rates, low debt servicing cost. all of that is thrown out the window right now and the dividend we received from the berlin wall falling is starting to reverse itself. we have high inflation, higher interest rates, higher debt servicing cost and the people who don't like america are challe

and today for veterans day one popular restaurant, morgan hill is. >> showing their appreciation by offering free food lead dera grill give you a complimentary lunch today. if you're a veteran so veterans can head over there. it's located on monterey highway in east 3rd street from 11:00am until 03:00pm is when lunch is served. very nice. well, its base been an empty lot is getting a new look in san francisco. governor gavin newsom joins state and local leaders. unveiled a state of the art tree nursery. also an education center right at the intersection of 80 and 5th street, the foot of the bay bridge. officials say the tree nursery will offer visitors unique opportunities to learn about the benefits of trees for people and the environment, including the chance to engage with arborist. look nice. and then a big passion can't wait. in a statement, governor said, quote, back when i was mayor of san francisco, this particular state owned site was always a source of frustration. we can never seem to keep it clean we couldn't get the state to engage. that's why we made it a priority for clean cal

. >> the "today" show's morgan chesky is there this morning to get a first look at the exhibit. can see the whole story at 7:00 a.m. right after "today in the bay." >>> 5:46 right now. president biden and the fcc want to make cutting the cord easier. >> scott mcgrew has been following this. this is part of the president's effort to get rid of the junk fees. >> yeah, junk fees. cable companies, dish companies often charge customers a fee if they end their agreements early, sign up for two years of service but you want to change providers after a year, there's going to be a fee. president biden not speaking about that today. he and the first lady are off to nantucket for the thanksgiving holiday. but he and the administration did direct the federal communications commission to take the lead on the cuts. the fcc proposed a new rule tuesday, there's a period of public comment for and against, and the fcc says it should be easier for consumers to switch services if they wish if that rule passes. >>> mike inouye has been talking about gas prices, he's got one at costco in almost the h

show. good to see you again, morgan. on the show before, and it was very emotional back then, and it's an emotional day today. we are very happy to receive our family members back home. there in the hospital right now going through medical exams, region with the family. unfortunately my aunt was murdered in her body was left by the gaza border. she was murdered in front of her daughter, who is now back in israel, and we are very, very happy for the news today. with that, we have a lot of questions that still need to be answered. whether they are alone, how they are being treated, if they had contact with other hostages. we still have about 218 hostages left in the gaza strip, held by hamas. so we are taking this period of time now to rejoice and reunite with our families and our loved ones. we are very happy for all those families and all those families who received the love, but our goal and our mission is still to stay focused and keep our actions and our mission ahead, to bring everybody home safe, all of the 218 left

show. craig morgan will be here, i know for sure.marching band over there. take a look. let's go out, they have been practicing all morning. guys, wave to america. we got to get them out and into school. they have to have time to change, as well, they'll start up shortly, guys. that will be great. we will be going for three straight hours. this is first time i've seen ainsley on the set this early. should is how she looks before the show. this time because of location. this is what lawrence looks like, this is his pro-game out fit and they are talking about me behind my back, which gets under my skin. do you have questions about the show? >> todd: i just demand excellence. can you deliver? >> brian: i haven't yet, i don't know why i would start today. covering serious stuff, talking about israel and new polls that are in that are devastating for joe biden and phenomenal for donald trump. if you look at nikki haley, she beats joe biden by the most with just about everybody beating him like this high school band using the percussion. >

shows. check out itb go -- check it out at tv . this is bloomberg. ♪ haidi: jp morganfor a potential partner to grow its private credit business. the bank continues to push into the lucrative corner of leveraged finances. but as get news from the finance editor, how is jp morgan approaching this deal to find a partner? >> this is the fairly early stages of what we already know has been a $10 billion set-aside for jp morgan to expand into the private credit sector. at the moment it is exploratory in the since we are looking at all sorts of different investors from several wealth funds to pensions and potentially some alternative asset managers who might provide the capital that will flow behind these investments in the months and years to come. a significant development to see how they will end up partnering with and the type of investor that ultimately comes on board for this partnership. very early stages. nothing set in stone for this one yet. clearly if the growth of private credit across the world continues as it ramps up, it shows that jp morgan is going for it pr

. >> yes, right now trace atkins begged to do a tour with me and craig morgan is here. they want to shownd you at home how special this place is. is this true? >> absolutely true. >> brian: how do you feel being here now? >> like being home. >> it is home, this is a very special place for us. >> brian: on this wall? >> the wall of the names. >> it starts back there from the members on down. >> brian: what do you do to get on that wall? >> boy, if we only knew. >> i don't know, i really don't know. i don't know what the -- >> there is no book, no list. it happens and you are grateful for it. >> feel like to see your name up there? >> pretty special, i make my kids touch that when they come in here. >> brian: nice, you reenlisted on this stage. walking through, what room is >> brian: check >> allow myself to dream that big. i was a realist and i never would have imagined i would have been here. >> brian: this really came true. we see this rotation quite often. you see pictures come through. >> that is mine right there. i call that my room. the stars and stripes. >> brian: right now it is h

let's get to the floor show, jp morgan managing director who is pushing back right now and says put that aside, time to get more gutsy on equities. phil, really? >> 100 percent, liz. this is the most explicit that the federal reserve has been since they started raising rates in march of 2022 that they are on pause. so what does that mean? it means that if you finally get this interest rate uncertainty out of the way, that paves the way for taking risk, in stocks -- avoid stocks right now and think about the price action this month. s&p up 9 percent. you have bonds up 4 percent. you know what the three-month t bill index is up? about 25 basis points to date. >> liz: okay. >> i can't stress enough, like i compete with so many portfolio managers out there, but everyone's competitor right now is the three-month t bill as you said because people think they are in a risk-free rate, and what i like to talk to them about is the opportunity cost of being there. there were two times, liz, that you saw massive spike in cash investments. one was march of 2020. the world was falling apart. nobody kne

morgan brennan. ahead on today's show, apple dipping in this shortened session after a court said iphone sales droppednd analyst about what that portends fo

we look at secondary 10 billion, 12 billion dollar industry showing scarcity of those tickets still has a lot of pricing power left. >> morganout the structural, behavioral change consumers looking for live events. talking generations growing up digital natnatives. does that mean opportunities for a live nation to offer things differently? think about things differently or create new revenue streams in terms of the way trohese consums will continue to act moving forward? >> i think again, first point is the most relevant. i have three young boys who live on all social medias, discover bands i don't even know where they've heard of them through youtube and tiktok. we think digital is the greatest marketing discovery tool that helped live music in general. overall that appetite. the other part that is really great about it is, 70% of fans go to shows that have to have that instagram moment. a real fomo reality where going to a live show especially in this digital world is that escape, that social outing where you get to come together and share that moment. so we're looking at lots of live streaming. ways to share concerts. loy

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. >> morgan stanley published a study to show if you look at esg funds globeally, it out perform privatey. in 2022, in fairness for every asset manager, esg was a challenging year. i'm not sure we can still make conclusions about esg with investing showing less returns. i think there are some really good fund managers which have been out performing in europe and in the u.s. >> how do you call it sustainable investing in a broader sense? how do you ensure that is not about writing your own narrative with the carbon intensive entities which are reporting more on the concept to ensure they looked good as well? >> there are two things there. you are right. i think there was clearly some green washing and some companies were making exaggerated claims. i think it is important that we all review this and the fact we have the regulation, particularly in europe, is more serious and disciplined. we encourage less green washing. on the deals aside, yes, it is true. you have this industry which has a better reporting and show investors they can have higher returns. >> let's talk about cop-28. the ne

show tonight. and good to see you again. morgan know,e we we were on tho show before and it was a veryd s emotional day back then. and it's a very emotional day from a whole different a reason today. we were very happy to receive our family members back home there in the hospital right now, going through a medical exams, rejoining with their family. it's been a very, very emotional day to all of us to see our our hostages. unfortunately, my and cuts wasyy murdered and her body was the by the gaza borde aunt r. she was murdered in front of her daughter dylan katz, who is now back in israel. and we are very, very happy to for those news today. with that, we have a lotr th of questions are still need to be answered. were alone how they werew being treated. co where they had any contact with other hostages. hostagewe still have about 218 hostages left in the gaza strip held by the hamas. , so we're taking this period of time right now to rejoice. oe we're united with our families and our loved ones. we're very happy for all those famil

morgan hill. now i'm going to show you what's going to happen.this is the first in a series of systems that one is staying to our north. the second one comes through as we head towards the weekend. and that gives an opportunity for rain down to about the north bay. this is going to be a northern california pacific northwest event. but as we head towards sunday, a piece of energy wants to come through here and bring us the opportunity for some wet weather models. haven't been real definitive on this early next week, still looking wet. this is one computer model, but they've been going back and forth. so as much as i would like to tell you, it's going to rain for sure this weekend. it's not as definitive. but for now, we're looking at a pretty good likelihood on sunday. rainfall estimates right now between saturday night and sunday, a few hundredths of an inch to about a quarter of an inch. we'll get the high resolution models as we get closer and we'll give you a much better idea by tomorrow. the accuweather seven day forecast filtered sunshine, c

i did the best for bullet, i knew they have it in the apartment, the blue shows that the blender will occur. please morgan is your yeah, most of it's a brand new site. i mean it's, it's about the most thoughtful, kia, rush name. yes, but i'm throwing there, growing the fruit, push the start and finally you by the name of the, the main name of a big she the we in the 4th get for the each escape of to the kind of but we didn't get to the stronger problem book i guess your protocol serious really book less up did work with those of these. there are a cheap form assume a veterans here with this more of my jo, unless you just know southern. she has some issues from moving joe he, i need to talk about the costs more than power cut sam hutch. um the problem, i'm not sure you see where the drum would you choose and the question incident, the vehicle if you need i have the original day medium or my it's actually a which a lot of items ship category. uh, a couple of the, the issue really straight to flesh on the end of i have, i know that you took the extended off. i mean, i took a boy that wants to put the frontie

hp up, morgan stanley adding to a two-day rally. it posted tuesday night. it is showing real strength. few stories giving eight week sales outlook hammering the stock. elsewhere, mutant actually actually upgrading its billings forecast supporting that stock. the main earnings story is salesforce. the story with salesforce is that it is cost discipline, cost-cutting, showing a path to boosting profitability. the stock up 6.5% putting it on track for its biggest jump since march. is this him listening to the investors and acting? the stock seems to be acting such that it is. caroline: of more than 6%. let's ge to it with our own salesforce reporter. it seems to be this new era of cost discipline that benefits salesforce. is there underlying generation here too? >> it was about a year ago today that salesforce said that there co-ceo was stepping down stepping off an unprecedented wave of chaos. we saw executive resignations, activist investors. where is brett taylor? right. ultimately, they raised their profits incredibly and made people very happy but then very scared. rev

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before we start, greg, because i want this show to air, the whole barack obama-morgan freeman thing,e black caucus, you're good, you've been approved. so that's one thing. >> greg: thank you. [applause] >> greg: i'm relieved. >> that's a lot of applause. are there black people in the audience tonight? >> greg: it's entirely black. they knew you were here. [laughter] >> greg: one half is black and the other half is white. >> sweet. so tom will stay. >> greg: yes. you tackle a lot of subjects, immigration, pronounce, blm what will people be most surprised to hear about? >> first, probably my amazing blurb from greg gutfeld!. greg wrote the blurb, which i appreciate it. thank you very much for that, boss. we're going, we're punching people in the mouth, and we're speaking, we've got to address the issues in the room from a conservative perspective, and from a grown ass man perspective. the first book was about me. and the second book is about everybody else. >> greg: yes, you know, i think why you're so popular is that the grown ass man part, and not because of size but nobody hears any

of money as the friday night deadline before shutdown looms let's get to the floor show help you prepare for, j.p. morgan asset management global market strategist and kenny polcari slate stones uber trader jack let me start with you how concerned with what is right ahead of us on friday night? >> we've been here before unfortunately and not too long ago we were dealing with the government shutdown to a managed to avoid for a little bit it's not a good way to govern as we heard earlier it's not something that were rooting for but when you compare the impact of the government shutdown to what may come later either this year or early next year with regard to breaching the debt ceiling this is small potatoes is not a good way to govern but for those individuals that are concerned about social security, medicare, those are still going to be coming through, no basic functions will still be in place is just another source of volatility and confusion that we have to deal with. >> i did not even bother putting our introduction which we call a one the big roundup of everything that's happened up until 2:59 p.m. e

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morgan hill into san jose. the reason why we are dealing with warm weather , let me show you.this is about five to 10 degrees above average and it will not last much longer. as we head outdoors today , try getting some fresh air. take advantage of the sunshine. high pressure is the reason why we have seen dry conditions and warm temperatures but it will not last. we will feel fall-like weather around the corner as we head into the weekend forecast as low pressure moves in and that will bring in a light chance of showers and will be bringing in cooler temperatures into the 60s throughout the bay area. rain chances start to increase as we head into saturday and sunday. models are showing a lasting into next week. it will not be a huge washout event but it is worth noting on our models we are seeing significant amounts of rain starting in the north bay, heading down south as we head all the way into our weekend and next week forecast. i will drop this and i want to show you the next seven days. in the grand scheme of things we are holding onto the 70s for a little longer and are

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no lightning across the bay area, but a closer view, does show rainfall continuing down through the south bay. this is moving into morganhrough 5:43. a little bit of wet weather for you. as you move through tomorrow's forecast, we're going to see the system bringing rainfall right now, move a little bit more off to the east. that's going to make away for the area of high pressure with dry weather, also some sunshine. the way that's setting up, it does look like it could bring wind in the north bay mountains, 15 to about 30 miles per hour. that's something we're going to be watching here as we head through tomorrow and also wednesday's forecastment otherwise, as you move it through tomorrow, i want you to watch for areas of fog across the east bay and the south bay to start, this is at 7:00 in the morning. then as we head through the afternoon, we should be able to manage quite a bit of sunshine returning back here across the bay area. but watch out for the cold temperatures to start for tomorrow morning. we're going to be back in the 40s to low 50s. so make sure to have the jacket out, 49 in the south bay. over to the e

let's show you is san jose, los gatos, morgan hill, 60s this afternoon and closer to 70 the more south we go. >>> a live look at the bay bridge toll plaza, metering lights are on and so is the traffic. 5:41 they turned the lights on, so a little later than we typically see. you will see busy conditions later today as a lot of folks come home from the long holiday week and the airport. taking a look at traffic elsewhere, if you are working along the bay bridge, good news, they just cleared a crash west 80 at 101 but busy across the upper deck into san francisco. here is your bay area airport. today is expected to be another busy time as people head home following the long thanksgiving weekend. an estimated 30 million passengers flew over a ten day span in u.s. and sunday alone. tsa is expected to screen nearly 3 million people. that's the most in the agency's 20 plus year history surpassing previous record set in june earlier this year. we talked with travelers and mottle us they encountered no major issues. >> i think the airport itself handled it well. they were probably expecting a l

tom: michael from jp morgan says thanks for trashing man u. it is in the agreement for the show.tball every day or ferro has a tantrum. scarlet: did you watch the beckham documentary? tom: no. i cannot keep up. stay with us. bank of england. good morning. ♪ the chase ink business premier card is made for people like sam, who make- everyday products, designed smarter. like a smart coffee grinder, that orders fresh beans for you. oh, genius! for more breakthroughs like that- i need a breakthrough card. like ours! with 2.5% cash back on purchases of $5,000 or more. plus unlimited 2% cash back on all other purchases. and with greater spending potential, sam can keep making smart ideas- a brilliant reality! the ink business premier card from chase for business. make more of what's yours. >> despite these risks you are talking about, macro risks, geopolitical tensions, but hugo boss is very strong. we are still expanding. we see a lot of opportunities in the american market, especially the u.s. and the south belt. in china we see more potential. we are growing our retail space, especia

by comparison, our nbc news exit polls show biden got 53% of voters there, just back in 2020, jose. >> morganuch. >> thank you so much, jose. >>> up next, we'll talk to a leader of a group focused on freeing israeli hostages just days after four of his own family members were released. why he says he's still not at peace. you're watching "jose diaz-balart reports" on msnbc. you're watching "jose diaz-balart reports" on msnbc. it helps remove odors 3x better than detergent alone. it worked guys! ♪yeahhhh♪ downy rinse and refresh. ♪♪ if you're on medicare, remember, the annual enrollment period is here. the time to choose your coverage begins october 15th and ends december 7th. so call unitedhealthcare and see how you can get more of what matters, with our broad range of plans including an aarp medicare advantage plan from unitedhealthcare. it can combine your hospital and doctor coverage with part d prescription drug coverage, and more, all in one simple plan. these plans are made to support your whole health with $0 annual physical exams, $0 lab tests and $0 preventive care like mammograms an

morgan wealth management. a new york times cnn poll shows president biden is trailing trump in fi crucial battleground states.ly in the race and many of these results are within the margin of error. just think about this, today, trump was in a new york courtroom for civil fraud trial. he's also charged with 91 family counts in four different jurisdictions. in, while president biden was in delaware today talking to workers about a 16 billion dollar federal investment in rail travel. back with us to discuss, two of my favorites, robert gibbs, former obama campaign senior adviser and white house press secretary under president obama, and -- former adviser to george w. bush and john mccain. he is one of the co-hosts of the circus on showtime. mister gibbs, i turn to you first because it was this time in 2011 when the headlines on your screen right now we're out there, headlines predicting obama was going to lose in 2012, it didn't look good, he ended up winning 230 electoral votes in that election. so what's your take from this new polling that has some people scared? >> well the couple of things. i think these a

morgan wealth management. >> let's not be shocked to learn shows here on this network, msnbc, cover the many legal threats donalde dangers posed to democracy. on the show we care about those topics across three segments. it's hard to say what exactly triggered the ex president last night, we clearly something he saw her prompted trump to do what he always does, rant angrily on social media. this was his post in which he attacks msnbc. he misunderstands the difference between broadcast and cable, attacks the ceo of our parent company and says, our so-called government should come down on hard on them and make them pay for the illegal political activity. much more to come, watch. now, these attacks are not new territory for trump. it's easy to get bored with his whining. i certainly am. but i will say, again, in the theme of our coverage here so far, as we head into this election, take this seriously. he's telling you what he wants to do. a man who wants to take power back, telling you what his policy a news organizations he doesn't like is. our so-called government should come down on them hard and make them pay

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ipo market showing no signs of slowing down. r reddi, it is working with morgannley and goldman sachs on the listing and considering a valuation of 15 b$15 billion. other names include rubrik, a start-up and skims holds a valuation of $4 billion. >>> more legal action against meta platforms and allegations of the underaged users. the u.s. court denying the motion filed by the social media company to take over the legal battle the with the ftc who has accused meta the misleading privacy information to parents of underage users. ftc can push to make money as those in inn stagram fights wit tiktok for the users. >>> and tesla is in legal trouble with the labor relations board getting a lawsuit over illegal ly firing employees. the labor board alleging tesla allowed unlawful use of technology in the workplace and illegally denied the union organizing request from the employees. >> silvana, thank you. >>> we turn now to another part of the tech space. we are two days away from the one-year anniversary of chatgpt going public. we are focusing on the companies impacted

4% on the year, s&p 500 on its longest winning streak since 2021, and morgan rates are even coming down. but a bank rate survey shows more than half of americans think the economy is poor. >>> waze will start warning you if you're on a road with a lot of crashes in the past. mike will tell you it's not always the driver. sometimes it's the design of the road. particularly if it's your first time driving down that road. now, if you take a route regularly, it will stop alerting you. >>> neuro link has applied for an fda permit to put a chip in a person's head. you may remember they tested it on animals. this monkey with able to play a video game with just its thoughts. the joystick is for treats. it's not for controlling the game. he's doing it with his brain. so they are ready to put this chip in a human being and they've gotten fda approval. >> you lost me there. that monkey was really interesting. >> what they're interested in doing is helping paralyzed people. so the first person, the first volunteer will likely be quadriplegic, and it won't do anything or much at first, but the idea is that eventually you'll be a

than two basis points, lifting off a two month low let's begin the floor show executive to dissect all of the moves, j.p. morgan chief global strategist david kelly. good to see you again let's touch on the last point that i made about treasury yields the yields have been keeping the market so nervous, were coming off of three strong weeks for stocks and gains, and other moving into the holiday scenario in the holiday weeks ahead, i think a lot of investors are wondering if this is going to continue for the rest of the year. >> really what is built on throughout the last two years we had this inflation scare and even as it began to come down they said maybe it's sticky, the most unpopular thing about inflation this is just transitory, nobody built the idea that it was transitory, but actually the data suggest it was transitory we got onto the roller coaster, the thing about roller coaster no matter how scary it is you can offer you got on, we got on the 2% inflation, looks like we got off at 2% inflation, everything of the numbers were headed right back down to 2% by the end of next year, i think it's a capitul

morgan chesky reports. >> reporter: screams for help in the rio grande this body cam video from a texas dps marine unit showing a rescue in real time [speaking in a global language operators pulling a mother and two children from the water, caught in a dangerous current. the children watching as members of the united states perform cpr on their mother. now they're facing another surge in migrants. a spokesman for texas dps saying every person and child captured in the videos survived due to the life-saving measures of our tactical marine unit the dire situation near eagle pass just one of the thousands of encounters impacting border crossings in texas and arizona on monday, customs and border protection shut down u.s.-bound traffic to more agents could process the women and children coming across illegally. there have been more than 38,000 encounters in the del rio sector alone, the second highest in the country $behind tucson. the efforts are part of a shift of migration trends with no clear time frame on how long the closures will last the agency only saying until the numbers of illegal crossings decrease th