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mr bond, your majesty.ood evening, your majesty. sovereign and secret agent — one of the highlights of the opening night of the london olympics. happy birthday plays. by the time of her 90th birthday in april 2016, she'd become the united kingdom's longest reigning monarch, its oldest, and — few would disagree — one of its most deeply respected. it was rare for elizabeth to speak about her life as monarch. there were occasional insights, though — this from a bbc documentary. it's a question of maturing into something that one's got used to doing. and accepting the fact that here you are and it's your fate. she continued with her public duties well into her 905. there was further family turmoil, though. prince andrew was forced to withdraw from public life amid claims he'd sexually assaulted a 17—year—old — claims he denied. and then the su55exe5, harry and meghan, decided that they wanted to step back from royal life. they moved to california and gave a television interview in which meghan made damaging cri

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good evening, mr bond. ..without ever losing her dignity. good evening, your majesty.e a national treasure, a jewel in her own crown. my government will hold a referendum on membership of the european union. but four years on, and elizabeth found herself on the throne of a disunited kingdom. the queen sought to emphasise her neutrality, the palace horrified at claims she had views. amid brexit rancour, her message was of love. the cumulative impact of thousands of small acts of goodness can be bigger than we imagine. the final decade of the queen's long life was tinged with regret and loss. philip, her liege man, her strength and stay, was no longer at her side. a pandemic of dishonour and disappointment arrived at the door of the house of windsor. elizabeth's health began to suffer. but as she physically withdrew from public life, her importance as a national figurehead became more pronounced. across eight decades, the elizabethan age was the frame in which the nation's affairs were set, and elizabeth, the golden thread through the history of her kingdom, a great quee

we will never look at a jar of marmalade in the same way again, nor watch mr bond without rememberingd. her late majesty was also a towering figure on the world stage, embodying a stability and continuity but perhaps more than that, values — values which are shared across nations and cultures. she received countless heads of state as well as innumerable prime ministers. and it was her abiding trustworthiness as well as her hospitality which kindled friendship and confidence. in her role as head of the commonwealth she presided over a growing fellowship of nations and she embraced our diverse histories, cultures and languages, delighting in the sheer variety of this unique assembly. and at times when countries threatened to forsake each other, she displayed the skilful use of that soft power which i mentioned earlier, that way of exercising power that has reach and depth. in wales that skill was never more evident than when she visited aberfan in 1966. that community finding her presence deeply consoling and her majesty would return four more times to that community. in one of our bibl

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. >> good evening, mr. bondreporter: pretending to parachute into the stadium. >> remember her innocent joy when i told her at the leader of a friendly middle eastern country seemed actually to believe that she had jumped out of a helicopter in a pink dress >> the blessing of god -- >> reporter: a day of mixed emotions, celebrations and sorrow for a commanding and historic leader the likes of whom we'll never see again. >> keir joining me now. keir, it was a remarkable moment when he got out of the car in front of the palace it almost felt like the country, the people there needed this personal connection >> reporter: well, that's right, lester he's been prince charles for decades. as you watched him here outside buckingham palace, you really had to pinch yourself that he is now king charles. he has been waiting for this role for so long, lester, and now it all seems to be happening so fast. lester >> keir simmons starting us off from london, thank you. >>> king charles has already lived a life of service but la

it or not >> reporter: she did embrace her pop culture status from time to time >> good evening, mr. bond. >> reporter: appearing alongside daniel craig's james bond during the opening ceremony at the 2020 olympics and for those who knew her best, she had a very different side than the reserved leader we all saw. >> i always wonder whether anyone captured her sense of humor. >> she accedes the throne when she's just 25, not only proves herself to be one of britain's most stalwart public servants that's ever lived. >> reporter: england's longest serving monarch. adored at home and admired by fans around the world. molly hunter, nbc news, london >>> now to breaking news overnight. two georgia deputies were killed while trying to serve a warrant in a suburb near atlanta two suspects are in custody after a standoff lasted hours while they remain barricaded in a press conference, the cobb county sheriff's department says they were ambushed while walking back to their cars when no one answered the door. they've been with the department for more than five year. >>> let's turn to your weather wit

good evening, mr bond. participation in the spoofjames bond film shown at the opening of the london olympics was recalled by the earl of wessex. i thought it was an extraordinary moment because it just showed that fantastic twinkle and sense of humour, and the fact that my mother kept that completely to herself and the team that were there and didn't tell anybody was just brilliant. bells were rung at westminster abbey and at other churches across the country. and at st paul's cathedral this evening, a special service of prayer and reflection. # god save our gracious king. britain looks to the future with a new king, while it mourns a much—loved queen. nicholas witchell, bbc news. at westminster, members of parliament and peers assembled to pay their tributes to her majesty the queen. the prime minister liz truss described her as "the rock "on which modern britain was built". the leader of the opposition sir keir starmer said the loss of the queen had robbed the nation of its greatest comfort. our deputy po

good evening, mr bond.articipation in this spoofjames bond film shown at the opening of the london olympics was recalled by the earl of wessex. i thought it was an _ extraordinary moment because it just showed that fantastic - twinkle, that sense of humour, and the fact that my mother i kept that completely to herself and the team that were there and didn't tell anybody - wasjust brilliant. bells were rung at westminster abbey and other churches across the country, and at st paul's cathedral this evening, a special service of prayer and reflection. the nation's mourning for a much loved monarch has begun. britain looks to the future with the new king while it mourns a much love queen. nicholas witchell, bbc news. streets and parks around buckingham palace have been lined with thousands of people waiting to greet the new monarch, while also showing their respect for the late queen. the king and the queen consort spent some time talking to those waiting at the gates of buckingham palace. our correspondent luc

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." - mr bond, your majesty.ll be playing the queen? he clears his throat. good evening, mr bond. good evening, your majesty. music: music for the royal fireworks, la rejouissance by handel corgis whine. and it had the same effect on everybody| who was watching. theyjust couldn't believe it. music: james bond theme. the fact that my mother kept that completely - to herself and the team that were there and didn't tell. anybody was just brilliant. reporter: her majesty the queen | in this diamond jubilee year proving that she certainly has a sense of humour... ..and preparing to open these games as her father, edward vii, in 1908. prince harry married meghan markle — american, divorced and of mixed race. harry and meghan�*s wedding, i think, can be summed up finally found the one. the sun was shining. there was the glorious nature of the carriage ride down the long walk, which was hugely iconic, but also this idea of a new beginning. this was the first mixed—race woman to marry into the british royal family. you kn

good evening, mr bond.on in this spoofjames bond film, shown at the opening of the london olympics, was recalled by the earl of wessex. i thought it was an extraordinary moment because itjust showed that fantastic twinkle and sense of humour — and the fact that my mother kept that completely to herself and the team that were there and didn't tell anybody was just brilliant. bells were rung at westminster abbey and at other churches across the country. and at st paul's cathedral this evening, a special service of prayer and reflection. # god save our gracious king. britain looks to the future with a new king, while it mourns a much—loved queen. nicholas witchell, bbc news. the reign of king charles, which began on thursday, is expected to be true to the constitutional path followed by queen elizabeth — although charles�*s views on some issues of public debate have been clearly expressed in the past. he comes to the throne at the age of 73 after serving a record period as prince of wales. our special correspo

good evening, mr bond. good evening, _ spring a surprise. good evening, mr bond.overeign and secret agent, one of the highlights of the opening night of the london olympics. by by the time of her 90th birthday in april 2016, she had become the united kingdom prospect longest reigning monarch, its oldest, and few would disagree, one of its most deeply respected. she continued with public duties well into her 905. there was further family turmoil, though. prince andrew was forced to withdraw from public life amid claims he had sexually assaulted a 17—year—old. claims he denied. and then harry and meghan decided that they wanted to step back from royal life. they moved to california and give a television interview in which meghan made damning criticisms of the royal family. they were unsettling moments presided over by a monarch who showed that her sense of commitment was undiminished. together we are tackling this disease. , ., ., , disease. during the coronavirus emergency _ disease. during the coronavirus emergency of _ disease. during the coronavirus emergency of

. >> good evening, mr. bond london olympics. she acted with britain's beloved paddington bear. >> perhaps you would like a sandwich. i always keep one for emergencies. >> so do i. i keep mine in here. >> reporter: to those who knew her best, she had a different side, less formal perhaps than the reserved leader we saw. >> i always wonder whether anyone captured her sense of humor. >> there's a knife. >> i know there is. >> reporter: england's longest serving monarch, her dedication to service defined the royal family, adored at home and admired by fans around the world. >> joining me now from london is nbc news correspondent molly hunter and "washington post" columnist and former london bureau chief eugene robinson. molly, what other well-known names are we hearing from? you have been getting reaction on the streets of london today. >> you have had an exciting 15 minutes. that sounds extraordinary to watch the crowd react that way. we have been getting reaction from elsewhere in london. i'm across the river from

good evening, mr bond. without ever losing her dignity. good evening, your majesty.ared story with the queen at its heart. but for years on, elizabeth found herself on the throne of a disunited kingdom. my government will hold a referendum on membership of the european union. the british people have spoken and the answer is a... we are out. brexit— the answer is a... we are out. brexit revealed a nation deeply divided on a relationship with its nearest neighbours. the queen sought to emphasise her neutrality. the palace horrified at claims she had views. the queen was an important part of the glue that held britain together. amid brexit rancour, her message was of love. we sometimes think that the world's problems are so big that we can do little to help. but the cumulative impact of thousands of small acts of goodness can be bigger than we imagine. # god save our gracious queen # god save our gracious queen # long live our noble queen... # the final decade of the queen's long life was tinged with regret and loss. philip, her liege man, her strength and stay, was no

. >> good evening, mr. bondppearing alongside james craig in the 2020 olympics and acting with padding ton bear during the platinum jubilee. >> perhaps you would like a marmelade sandwich i always keep one for emergencies. >> so do i i keep mine in here. >> reporter: and to those who knew her best, she had a very different side less formal perhaps than the reserved leader we all saw. >> i always wonder whether anyone probably captured her sense of humor >> you know there is >> reporter: england's longest serving monarch and dedication to service defined the royal family adored at home and admired by fans around the world. for "the news" i'm molly hunter. >> her death bringing on house keeping for britain. h the queen's face on british p money to mailboxes queen elizabeth was the first british monarch featured on the bank notes in a statement, the bank reported that the queen's iconic portraits will remain on bills for now. officials say they will provide an update after a period of mourning >>> changes to the ly

." >> good evening, mr. bondjames bond for the london olympics. >>> this morning, we celebrate the most famous great-grandmother in the world. >> really, please. >> honoring the legacy the queen leaves behind for the royal family to carry on. "gma" is live at buckingham palace and the queen's beloved home in scotland, balmoral castle. now what comes next with the end of an era. ♪ >>> and good morning, america. thank you for joining us as we celebrate queen elizabeth ii. as you see robin there outside buckingham palace as we look back on the extraordinary legacy of queen elizabeth's lifetime of devotion, the end of a remarkable era. see those crowds outside the palace this morning, they are expected to grow bigger. >> take a live look at balmoral castle. it was the queen's most beloved home in scotland throughout her reign where she died peacefully yesterday afternoon. and back here at home, at the white house, president biden ordered flags to be flown at half-staff until the queen is finally laid to rest. >>> so

. >> good evening, mr. bond. >> reporter: there were lighter moments as well.le the show at the opening of the london olympics. >> careful what you wish for. >> reporter: and even a playful challenge with the obamas. >> oh, really. >> reporter: we also caught glimpses of her life's passions beyond the crown. of family, horses and those beloved corgis. and beyond the royal stoicism hints of her irony and dry wit. >> your majesty, mummy. >> reporter: elizabeth, a queen for the tv age. roxana saberi, cbs news, london. >> just incredible. and when we return, how queen elizabeth broke centuries of royal tradition to honor the ctims of the septemb >>> as the world mourns queen elizabeth ii, we are also marking the 21st anniversary of the deadliest terror attack in american history. we were reminded today of how the late monarch stood in solidarity with the united states. >> she pointedly reminded us, quote, grief is the price we pay for love. >> reporter: president biden today recalling a message queen elizabeth sent 21 years ago, her first outreach to a stunned and

good evening, mr bond. good evening, your majesty. - london 2012. good evening, mr bond. james bond thiem skydiving arrival- good evening, your majesty. i—ne" bond thiem skydiving arrival with a triumph of choreography and humour as well as dignity. so close was the queen's sporting associations commented no surprise her death has prompted reactions. i commented no surprise her death has prompted reactions.— prompted reactions. i have to lie to the funeral — prompted reactions. i have to lie to the funeral because _ prompted reactions. i have to lie to the funeral because i _ prompted reactions. i have to lie to the funeral because i owe - prompted reactions. i have to lie to the funeral because i owe it - prompted reactions. i have to lie to the funeral because i owe it to her. | the funeral because i owe it to her. we are so lucky that the pair of us have been knighted and even have that honour the also incredibly special, and for me now, it does, yeah, we have to get back to her and go and say our goodbyes. fin yeah, we have to get back to her and go and say our goodbye

. >> good evening, mr. bondjames bond for the 2012 olympics, and she acted with britain's paddington bear for her jubilee. >> perhaps you would like a marmalade sandwich? i always keep one for emergencies. >> so do i. i keep mine in here. >> and to those who knew her best, she had a very different side, less formal, perhaps, than the reserved leader we all saw. >> i always wonder whether anyone properly captured her sense of humor. >> here's a knife. >> i know they're is. >> england's longest serving monarch, her dedication to service, defined the royal family, adored at home, and admired by fans alike round the world. molly hunter, nbc news, london. >> an extraordinary life and legacy she has left behind. and on that note, i wish you all a very good night. from all of our colleagues across the networks of nbc news, thanks for staying up late with us, our coverage of the death of the queen, of queen elizabeth, continues now with this summit cast of our sister network, sky news. network, sky news. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ >>

. >> good evening, mr. bondbond at the olympic games in london, to a tour of the game of thrones set where she could view, but not sit on the iron throne. >> we kept being told the other things she's not allowed to sit on other thrones fictional or otherwise. >> the iconic queen and all of her glory, leaving an impact on pop culture that will continue to carry on. >> back with final thoughts is katty kay. she's not allowed to sit on the iron throne. it's fictional, that made me laugh. >> she was funny, katty. >> yeah. like everything else is okay, but she can't sit on the throne. one of the things about the queen, by the way, who has met everybody that there was to meet, one of the first kind of pop culture icons that she met when she became queen was charlie chaplin. i don't know how old that makes you feel, katie, but that makes me feel like we've gone back centuries and i think it's this light touch that she was able to have. she's somehow managed to cast off the heaviness of monarchy. when she was in the pre

. ♪ ♪ >> good evening, mr. bonde comfort that while we may have more still to endure, better days will return. we will be with our friends again. we will be with our families again. we will meet again. ♪ >>> this is cbs news flash. i'm dan lieberman in washington. in mexico, a strong earthquake hit the central pacific coast, killing at least one person in the port city of manzanillo, colima, setting off alarms in mexico city. the magnitude 7.6 quake hit monday afternoon. >>> sherri papini, who faked her own kidnapping in 2016 so she could go back to a former boyfriend, was sentenced to 18 months in prison. she pled guilty last spring after her false report led law enforcement on a three-week search for two hispanic women she claimed abducted her. >>> and starbucks announced it's ending covid-19 additional sick pay for workers beginning october 2nd. employees will now need to tap into their sick and vacation pay if they have to self-isolate due to covid. >>> for more news, download the cbs news app on your cell phone

good evening, mr bond.articipation in this spoof james bond film shown at the opening of the london olympics was recalled by the earl of wessex. i thought it was an - extraordinary moment. because itjust showed that fantastic twinkle, i that sense of humour, - and the fact that my mother kept that completely - to herself and the team that were there and didn't tell anybodyjust brilliant. - bells were rung at westminster abbey and other churches across the country, and at st paul's cathedral this evening, a special service of prayer and reflection. britain looks to the future with a new king, while it mourns a much loved queen. nicholas witchell, bbc news. the streets and parks around buckingham palace have been lined with thousands of people waiting to greet the new monarch, while also showing their respect for the late queen. there were people who'd travelled from all parts of the united kingdom, and visitors to london from some commonwealth nations, among those crowding at the gates of the palace. the kin

good _ evening, mr bond. good evening, your majesty- _ evening, mr bond.. though. this from a bbc documenta . �*, ., , ., ., documentary. it's a question of maturini documentary. it's a question of maturing into _ documentary. it's a question of maturing into something - documentary. it's a question of maturing into something that l maturing into something that one has got used to doing, and accepting the fact that here you are and it's your fate. she continued _ you are and it's your fate. she continued with _ you are and it's your fate. she continued with her _ you are and it's your fate. she continued with her public duties well into her 90s. there was further family duties well into her 90s. there was furtherfamily turmoil, was further family turmoil, though. was furtherfamily turmoil, though. prince andrew was forced to withdraw from public life amid claims he had sexually assaulted a 17—year—old, clancy denied. and then the suffixes, harry and meghan decided that they wanted to step from real—life. they moved to california and gave a television inter

time she appeared with daniel craig in a sketch she actually improvised her line, good evening, mr. bond do i. i keep mine in here. >> he said he was impressed with the queen's acting abilities because, of course, paddington was not actually there. he said she was absolutely glowing in that moment. paddington actually took to twitter after the news broke tweeting, thank you, ma'am, for everything. peter, kristen, i have to tell you, i was there for the jubilee when that video played and everyone went nuts when they saw the queen showing off her acting chops. >> one of the great moments and her family talks about the sense of humor that she had as one of her best qualities. >> i love the director saying your majesty please speak to the empty chair. >> exactly. and she nailed it. >>> musicians are paying their respects as well. that includes harry styles he took a moment during his madison square garden residency to honor her. >> join me in a round of applause for 70 years of service. >> and pearl jam played a quick cover of "your majesty" during their show in toronto. ♪♪ ♪♪ >> in summary,

good evening, mr bond. without ever losing her dignity. good evening, your majesty.exit rancour, her message was of love. the cumulative impact of thousands of small acts of goodness can be bigger than we imagine. # god save our gracious queen... the final decade of the queen's long life was tinged with regret and loss. philip, her liege man, her strength and stay, was no longer at her side. a pandemic of dishonour and disappointment arrived at the door of the house of windsor. elizabeth's health began to suffer. but as she physically withdrew from public life, her importance as a national figurehead became more pronounced. across eight decades, the elizabethan age was the frame in which the nation's affairs were set. and elizabeth, the golden thread through the history of her kingdom. a great queen with values for all time. our home editor reflecting on the changes that took place during the queen's rain. something unusual has happened at westminster hall. for the first time, a monarch's grandchildren have carried out the ceremonial mark of respect, holding a vigil

bond market. who is on your side? mr; the bond market. who is on your side? y . , the bond market. i think what is more important than the conservative party is the country and a lot of people were frankly scared about some of the really volatile movements in the market and thatis movements in the market and that is something that i feel very deeply and as any mp of any colour should always try to avoid those sorts of things happening to constituents so i think we have to think very practically about reassuring people and a big part of that is reassuring the market so that we don't get those sort of outcomes in the future.- outcomes in the future. have kwasi kwarteng _ outcomes in the future. have kwasi kwarteng and - outcomes in the future. have kwasi kwarteng and liz - outcomes in the future. have kwasi kwarteng and liz trussj kwasi kwarteng and liz truss been — kwasi kwarteng and liz truss been reckless? no kwasi kwarteng and liz truss been reckless?— kwasi kwarteng and liz truss been reckless? no i don't think that been _ been reckless? no i don't think that been reckless _ bee

mr bond says he knew it was just a matter of time before thieves hit his business.business in oakland for more than 30 years, oakland police and the alameda county sheriff's office have agreed to ban or severely restrict the use of rubber bullets, beanbags and less lethal munitions at demonstrations. the agencies will also pay a total of $250,000 to 2 protesters who were injured during a protest following george floyd's death in 2020. the money will be shared by tosh seers, who was shot in the hip and kira brown, who was shot in the calf. both were hit with rubber bullets fired by sheriff's deputies during the protest. a spokesman for the sheriff's office did not immediately respond to a request for comment. our time now 5 36, oakland firefighters still watching for flare ups from an overnight house fire first reported just before 11 o'clock on, mary would drive near highway 13 in the oakland hills fire department tweeted this video of the flames race. sing through that home. no injuries have been reported, but the fire did cause major damage to that home. and unspe

we will never look at a jar of marmalade in the same way again, nor watch mr bond without rememberingad of the commonwealth she presided over a growing fellowship of nations and she embraced our diverse histories, cultures and languages, delighting in the sheer variety of this unique assembly. and at times when countries threatened to walk threatened to forsake each other, she displayed the skilful use of that soft power which i mentioned earlier, that way of exercising power that has reach and depth. in wales that skill was never more evident than when she visited aberfan in 1966. that community finding her presence deeply consoling and her majesty would return four more times to that community. in one of our bible readings we heard of solomon's request for the gift of wisdom at a time of significant change and transition: solomon following david as king. as wales gains an even stronger sense of nationhood and our place within the world, we should still remember that shared traditions count. on st david's day in 2006, the queen marked a new chapter in the life of our country when she

. —— although that vow good evening, mr bond. cheering very poignant images.ll. but this of course the scene of so many celebrations in the scene of so many celebrations in the past and the vast crowds here on the past and the vast crowds here on the day of the birthday parade in june and that great fly—past by the royal air force, including the red arrows, how many times have we seen it, and every time the queen was there smiling broadly. the royal standard flying because king charles iii is in residence at buckingham palace. the royal standard proudly telling the world that the king is present. and of course, the king will be part of the procession today. let me give you a little guide to the events of the afternoon. that will help us understand how they might unfold as the afternoon goes on. in around round in our�*s time, may bejust a little more than that, the procession will begin, it will accompany the queen's coffin and it will leave buckingham palace. it will leave buckingham palace. it will make its way along the mall, it will make its way along the

good evening, mr bond. ..without ever losing her dignity. good evening, your majesty.easton reporting. after monday's state funeral for the late monarch, there will be a private family service and queen elizabeth the second will be interred in windsor, alongside the duke of edinburgh. it is a place of course that played a huge role throughout her life and reign, as helena wilkinson reports. newsreel: military nights of windsor were among those who heard - the message from castle hill. this was the day the people of windsor were formally told they had a new monarch. bless the royal princess elizabeth ii. but the queen's special relationship with this town began before she came to the throne. in wishing you all good evening, i feel that i am speaking to friends and companions. when she was 14, she made herfirst address from windsor castle to children during the second world war. she was involved in other formal duties from a young age. but it was at windsor great park where she found freedom and where her love for the countryside grew. it was where she learned to ride. h

mr. rezaian: talk a bit about the tightening bonds between moscow and beijing, and how we are going to meet those challenges in the short-term, the medium term and long term. sec. sherman: that's a very big question. i don't have all the answers today. but what i will say is there's no doubt we've seen, we've just seen president putin and president xi jinping meet in samarkand around the organization meeting. i think that this is a relationship of convenience. not necessarily one of trust. or one that will combine their efforts on all things. it was quite interest that president putin made a remark that he knew that xi jinping had concerns about what he was doing in ukraine. interesting for president putin to say that. i'm sure that xi jinping is looking for advantage while russia is continuing its unprovoked, premeditated and horrifying invasion of ukraine, a sovereign country, because xi jinping has constantly talked about sovereignty and territorial integrity. so this doesn't square with the principles that he wants for his own views, whether it's about hong kong or tibet or taiwan. so i

mr. yevgena yevgeny bogdanov, executive director of the bond charitable foundation, lawyer, candidate of sciences, interesting information from my native zaporozhye, there the counter-intelligence of the security service received a russian agent, the woman arrived in the city under the guise of a volunteer, among other things, she was gathering something to give there, but in fact she was carrying out the task of the russian federation to identify the location of armed forces units forces of ukraine this was reported by the press center of the sbu and it is noted that this resident of the temporarily occupied pologh district of zaporizhzhya region was recruited by the special services of the russian federation even at the beginning of the full-scale invasion from her supervisor . through personal connections collected information on the participants of the partisan movement in the south for their further identification of the next enemy agenka's task was to establish contacts with ukrainian defenders in order to establish the locations of deployment and movement of units of the armed for

bond items. we will start with item number 5c. may i get a motion and then a second for this item? >> mr. chair, i move that we authorize the personal service with pfm california advisors resolution 2822. >> thank you commissioner. may i have a motion second motion? >> i would second that motion. >> thank you commissioner. madam secretary, please take roll call for vote for item number 5c. >> thank you mr. chair. commission members please announce your vote for 5c when i call your name. [roll call] >> mr. chair, the vote is 5 ayes. >> thank you. motion carries. so, i need to get a motion as well as a second for item number 5d. >> i move to authorize the professional service contract with fieldman rolapp and associate inc. in amount not to exceed $86.500 for financial advisory services in connection with proposed issuance of city and county san francisco community facilities district 6 mission bay special tax refunding bonds. >> thank you commissioner brackett. may i get a second? >> i second, mr. chair. >> thank you commissioner scott. madam secretary, please take roll. >> [unable to hear

mr. lau on those jumbo rate hikes. good morning. how are you? dani: good morning. relief in the bond market. someone seems like they are slowing down. 75 basis points instead of 100. i don't think that's what we can assign the equity market rally to necessarily. let me take you into what the futures are doing. europe starting to rally this morning. we saw a rally of nearly 2% for u.s. stocks. that's what we are seeing on the euro stoxx 50 futures. s&p, nasdaq are higher. they were unchanged. we have aussie news coming out that helped support stocks and bonds. in terms of my argument while yesterday wasn't about the fundamentals, it's because of the goldman sacs index. that rally to nearly four point 5% yesterday, double the index. that would suggest that the fed was short covering. we will continue to see that around the 39 hundred level. we are near max short. i put it to you yesterday. just a little bit of short covering. manus: desperation to write up a narrative. two spac's failing is not enough to call the bottom. cross asset, it's all about currency and propensity to see the lows. whet

, what you really want, what you really want, mrs. 28-year-old citi bank employee is to move up to assistant vice president in charge of international bonds. really? really? is someone from the h.r. department going to hold my hand in hospice 40 years from now? is the company going to love me unconditionally? no. it's a lie. it's a lie. and in telling that lie, they are stripping young americans of the promise of the only thing that matters. which is having a family. >> tucker: hate to admit this because it's so shameful but this country has the highest rate of single parenthood in the world. that doesn't bother the people that run the country. the biggest corporations of america have taken a major step to make that problem even worse. we'll tell you what they're doing next. >> welcome to fox news live. i'm bill melugin here in los angeles. iran's navy seized two american drones in the red sea before letting them go as iranian warships approach. the sailors were seen cam minuting them before tossing them overboard. this is the second such incident in recent days. plus, a fast-moving wild fair forces thousands of people from their homes in

bonds or interest rates. he frequently criticizes donald trump for keeping a sharp eye on stocks as a leading indicator of the economy. well, mrwant to have another think about this stock market business because it's falling now, almost on a daily basis. the broad-based s&p 500 is now off 24

mrs. percent is a no-plainer -- plus percent is a no-beaner. you're looking at high quality debt can trading at 80, 90 cents on the dollar. that bondes at par and you get a mid single digit return are on the coupon, you're with getting a return from the spock market perspective. -- so don't abandon your high quality microsofts and what have you. but look at pixed income as an investment. -- fixed income. stuart: good advice, jason katz. see you soon. >> you bet. stuart: we have movers, and and we're starting with pg&e. up, lauren. they're lauren the utility was added to the s&p 500 two years after exiting, emerging from bankruptcy. they were clobbered with the california wildfire if claims. they're being -- it replaced systems, so pg&e up 3.5. stuart: earlier you went through the gaming stocks, straight up because of good news out of macau. lauren: wynn resorts, jeffrey's just uptraded -- upgraded them to a buy, and the news is macau will allow tour groups from china to come back in in november, the first in three years, and as a result, they'll double the number of daily visitors to 40,000. business is back for now. stuart: aye be

bonds. >> cameron, you want to be long into what mr. piece of this? >> well, for the first question, i think we probably shouldn't read too much into a one-day reaction to the fed meeting, because we've seen big one-day reactions, be they up or down, and have them completely reverse the next day and the following days after, and i would agree that the path from 8 to 4 is the easy part, and that's what's really driven by goods inflation, by energy inflation, but then the fed has a sticky inflation problem, because sticky inflation measures, those that go high and stay high, don't move around a lot, they remain at 30-year highs, and a lot of that is because of services inflation, and that's what's really driving the month over month inflation increase that we saw in august, and that's all because of the labo market the labor market remains really tight, and the fed knows that, and that's why they're talking about a willingness to see higher unemployment in order to cool wage inflation and in order to cool services inflation the challenge