dave stevens, briefly obama's fha commissioner and he says fannie and freddie should return to the nbsarket. we are going into an election year, and maybe somebody's going to look at this and say yes, maybe they should because the spread between mortgage rates is wider than its historically been in the fed does not look like it's coming back into the mark -- market anytime soon. >> yeah, it's not coming back into the market because it realizes it has accidentally, maybe unavoidably, played a role in driving inflation in 2021 purchases, so i think even recent fed comments have said the housing market is doing kind of what we wanted to do, and that's unfortunate. >> the fed might say that and they can say that and try to understand the macro effect but you don't think the political side of this in washington with the housing market into the election year, somebody might say you know what then, fannie and freddie, you go buy nbs and bring that rate down. >> i think diana nailed that point in there can be a push for initiatives that affect affordability without trying to manipulate the bro

secondly, section 8 or public residents are next to priority or preference but for some reason, nbs is going all the way there to number there to number there and other groups that do not fit the criteria or for their compliance as a developer, i am being for better or bought out or looked over because i have not had a meeting with anybody from services groups that are to aid the resident of the said project. soy ask you guys to look forward, look into section 3 in the hiring not just on the levels of a presenterships right. but we have a real estate developers, we have architects. how many cohorts here that you see, how many awards. do we have to receive before we get contracts for our communities. >> thank you very much, i want to thank you for your participation in the meetings as well. it will be helpful if you can share those written comments with us. once again, and ms. mason what is the best he where those can be sent? >> he can send them to either myself or ms. linga who ufb been speaking with. >> do you have a card? >> i actually don't have a card they've been ordered today. i

. >> nbs is not said anything, saudi arabia has not said anything positive and blame israel for this.s israel for this. >> has been on the phone with our friends, saudi arabia statement was unacceptable. israel is not responsible for this. hamas is a terrorist organization, iranians are religious nazis who want to destroy the jewish and frankly get rid of islam as well. i'm disappointed in saudi arabia and the statement was awful. there is nothing justified here, israel is the victim of a terrorist attack and they have the right to respond accor accordingly. >> thank you. we move ahead, most sending dozens of fighters, it's going to be block by block urban fighting in the gaza strip, israelis did not want to and decided not to in the past. a man who knows all too much. and kennedy, retired sniper. tim, great to see you again. what is it going to be like as israel mobilized their entire nation goes right to help steve and gaza. >> you said it right, it help. the most horrific fighting and fighting we will have to do is against an enemy that respects life in no way shape or form, they w

honda did the service in order but you said the nb satellite and the which move in in english told me to read them to me from here. so the service thought the composer is a, is a service, somehow the and then when they accept, when they came, he eliminated this immediately. that's an auto, mostly i did a few. i'm not on the, you have a citizen. citizens helping is where is our citizens and all of jews helping each other. this is the reality here. you need to understand that there's really just ice and united, of course, extremist exist. but the majority of that is really society united. in the, in the goal to destroy you have mass that there was those organizations, the terrifying not only is really, but also for the city is wake up. i think the reality, you said, i'm glad you're, you came on the program day. i think it's really important that we get some see what all opinions and open specs is. thank you so much for your time. i'm afraid that so which one we have. so now you said i'm so i appreciate it for giving me the time. really. thank you very much. the use of adult journalist o

. >> nbs is not said anything, saudi arabia has not said anything positive and blame israel for this. for this. >> has been on the phone with our friends, saudi arabia statement was unacceptable. israel is not responsible for this. hamas is a terrorist organization, iranians are religious nazis who want to destroy the jewish and frankly get rid of islam as well. i'm disappointed in saudi arabia and the statement was awful. there is nothing justified here, israel is the victim of a terrorist attack and they have the right to respond accordin accordingly. >> thank you. we move ahead, most sending dozens of fighters, it's going to be block by block urban fighting in the gaza strip, israelis did not want to and decided not to in the past. a man who knows all too much. and kennedy, retired sniper. tim, great to see you again. what is it going to be like as israel mobilized their entire nation goes right to help steve and gaza. >> you said it right, it help. the most horrific fighting and fighting we will have to do is against an enemy that respects life in no way shape or form, they will u

fortunately yesterday, nbs, crowned prince of saudi arabia said they are ready to resume peace talkswar starts. >> brian: his best interest, i want piece and have relation with china and the u.s. and i want defense agreement with u.s. and i want to grow my economy. >> that is correct. >> brian: great to see you. see how this gets -- plays out and see if it becomes bigger and are we truly ready? thank you. steve, back out to d.c., where you are. >> steve: thank you very much. happening today, anti-israel students planning to join pro-palestinians for mas walk outs on college campuses across the united states. our next guest experience horrors of hamas 1st hand and lobbying members of congress to help release more hostages. our panel joins us once again. mia, start with you this time. for folks who are just joining us, you were actually at the music festival where the guys came paragliding in. you made it out by the grace of god, but a lot of your friends did not. >> yes, i'm here on behalf of my friends who are either kidnapped or dead. one of my best friends, ahmet, you mentioned a l

multiple current, and former administration officials told nb one of the conditions of the presidentg israel is going to take place before israel in the engagemt. they gave palestinians 24 hours to evacuate gaz for days, later no ground siege, biden is just going to arrive later today. it was helping, or hurting israel strategically. how do they py , as you see it, but not just the overall game plan by israel, but particularly, it was there with netanyahu. then >> i don't think it hurts at all, chris. it was a couple of things that are happening here that has caused, in my view, this delay in the ground game. the there was a humanitarian disaster that is occurring. you have to get a handle on this humanitarian disaster. if you do not, when you go in, you are going to have to deal with that problem. not the u.n., and others. when you go in, you own it. in the other piece now, and it is having an attack on the hospital, went over 500 people that, have been killed. you want to make sure that the information space on this simmers down, before you go in as well the, and once you go in the

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i'm curious to know what your nb is for q3 and how that number has evolved over the last couple of monthsre looking for 4.5% growth in the third quarter. that's a lot stronger than what we were looking for at the start of the quarter. what's impressive is you can't explain this away with special factors. it's been broad based, all the key sectors have followed the boxes. momentum for the consumer through the quarter, starting with the last strong data with july and ending with robust retail sales in september. residential investment tracking its first increase on a quarterly basis since the first quarter of 2021 and then business investment also very strong at the peak of the fed hiking cycle, which is pretty impressive. >> does that bleed into q4 and ameliorate the concerns we've had about strikes or student loans shutdowns? >> i think it could to a certain extent. we still expect q4 to be meaningfully softer than the third quarter. the consumer will probably be affected a little bit by student loans, as you said, and the handoff for business investment is probably pretty unfavorable. we

the signals associate editor and manager nb withers penned this article in which he wrote, quote, baseball has changed a bit since the civil war, but the games, just as interestingl a contested back in 1865 as they are today. in 1921, in those days, gloves were unknown and overhand pitching was not allowed because scores were the rule and it was no strange thing for one team to beat another by a comfortable margin of 30 runs in these days, babe ruth is willing to call it a good day when he knocks a couple of home runs out of the polo grounds. but sb dahl, captain of the old knoxville team, says that he always two or three home runs in a in, quote sb dahl was samuel billings. dahl and he was already widely known not just around knoxville, but across america. he was not just one of the elder at this time. merchant prentiss is a knoxville he was nationally known as expert sharpshooter. so much so that he featured on a poster about the united cartridge company with other expert sharpshooters and on the very bottom row in the dead center, you may notice a female that is annie oakley on the righ

the idf may well have nb using precision guided in ruins.e timely, intelligent on the ground when you release that bomb, when you fire that tank round. do you know when you do that that the hamas operatives you think you are going after our really in that location where it's all get? 0r going after our really in that location where it's all get? or did theyjust move? this is been a problem that has plagued the united states and the nato alliance through all the years of fighting in iraq, afghanistan, syria. this is a real challenge. i think the israelis is fair to say have been advised by the pentagon about all of these risks. it's only going to be more significant as time goes on and we see more potential palestinian casualties. see more potential palestinian casualties-— see more potential palestinian casualties. ., ., casualties. you mentioned the united states and giving _ casualties. you mentioned the united states and giving that _ casualties. you mentioned the united states and giving that advice. - casualties. you mentioned the unite

was the article published november 20th, 1921 athen knoxville sent the associate editor and manager, nb withers pinned the article in which he wrote, "baseball has quite changed a bit since the civil war but the games were just as interestingly and hotly contested back in 1865 as they are today in 1921. in those days, gloves were unknown and overhand pitching was not allowed. big scores were the rule and it was no strange thing for one team to beat another by a comfortable margin of 30 runs. in these days, babe ruth is willing to call it a good day when he knocks a couple of home runs out of the polo grounds but the captain of the old knoxville team says that he always made two or three home runs in a game." sb dowd was samuel billings dowd and he was already widely known, not just around knoxville but across america. he was not just one of the older merchants and knoxville but was nationally known as an expert sharpshooter. so much so that he was featured on up poster by united states cartridge company with other expert sharpshooters and on the bottom road dead center, you might notice

the delegation that i lead to saudi arabia after we had our discussion with nbs, we actually left feeling very encouraged about the direction that the kingdom wanted to go. they realized that if they want prosperity for their people, if they want greater educational opportunities for the people, israel needs to be part of that equation. peace needs toar be part of that equation. the one thing that your on fears is peace in the region because all of these countries coming together, they provide a force against iran. i'm going to pick it back. victoria laid it out beautifully on why these nations need to come together and how we can work together. that is the securityur cooperatn in the region. and because of the abraham accords now working with the kingdom as well we have been able to put in place through congress, through the nba, my efforts on the defense act and we are working on the maritime act now. defend allowed us to pull together intelligence from all of these nations to provide an integrated air and missile defense system. so this is early warning to all of those nations that are

but what nbs has shared with yo and others is that the threat deterring iran and isolating iran was ay they wanted this agreement. i think president biden did a barri test -- infinity job g receivin wasg. could have done better? sure. should here speculate about wha our work putting in person may look like the arenas get involved? i don't think so. i do think within general kellogg as ultimate point and she raises how and what we do i indeed hezbollah attacks on the northern border. but the president over the last few days never mentioned iran. it ricky we e noe rahne they introduce themselves across twitter es wanting to make sure that we knew they were there.ew the tprisoners exactly who he' talking to. lorenzo exactly that he is talking to them. i would argue also believe that russia is not involved here, russia and iran had reported fo a long time. remember even the debate betwee irann -- romney and obama ran lisa gresci was our greatest strategic your political threat and the latter him including some democrats. he turned out to be up because russia and iran had been partners. th

they want to settle saudi arabia and scuttle nbs and abraham of course in saudi arabia attention involvementainst terror, against iran so it's not iranian moving, saudi is going to wait and they didn't make public comments at certain parts but cut me out of this is israel eliminate hamas. you may see openings for a change do politically. >> do you worry about the administration's restraining israelis? once it starts and carnage built up and there will be a few days, he worried the u.s. in tried to stop the prime minister from doing what he needs to do? >> it's my biggest concerns. a policy of appeasement in the region will not work. i'll give the administration credit or credit is due, they've done a great job supporting israel and they need to follow through and we need to remember this was a terrorist attack. when we were attacked on 9/11, no one stopped and was worried about al qaeda or osama bin laden. we need to let israel systematically eliminate hamas and the u.s. needs to stand behind them. >> twenty-nine americans are dead, how do we answer that effectively? how do we send a message

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. >> from nb "today" with savannah guthrie and hoda kotb. from studio 1a in rockefeller plaza. >>> hi, everybody. good morning. welcome to "today" on this monday morning. glad you are starting your week with us. a second game that taylor attends for travis kelce. i don't think they're in the friend zone, my friends. >> i don't think so. this was a nail biter. just a three-point game. congratulations to team swift and the chiefs. >> yeah. >> exactly. to everyone. >> we begin with that crisis narrowly averted. the clock is already ticking, though, once again on another government shutdown. >> remember when we left you on friday? the government shutdown seemed all but inevitable. take a live look, shenandoah national park in virginia, a little hazy but open for business. millions of families who worried they would go without paychecks are breathing a sigh of relief after congress passed that 11-hour deal. >> but it comes amid fallout that the solution is temporary and congress could find themselves in the exact same position in six weeks. far-r

nb nbc's kelly cobuy iella is live from tel aviv. >> reporter: good morning.tanyahu, the israeli prime minister just presided over the opening of the knesset, the israeli parliament, made an address saying many mistakes were made in this and all of them will be thoroughly investigated. he also said that the entire nation is unified right now for a common goal, and that is to attack hamas. calling hamas part of the evil axis of iran and hezbollah saying they can plunge the middle east into an abyss of chaos and saying that they would -- that they essentially would be dealt with. netanyahu also going to be presiding over a security cabinet meeting later tonight, so we may learn more, and i stress may, because we haven't learned much from these meetings in the past on the israeli plans for moving into gaza on the ground. speaking of on the ground, that rafah border crossing still closed tonight as we get later into the day. it's less and less likely that that will open today. typically what happens is the border crossings when they are opened are only opened duri

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>> i think equities are going to go down for the nbs few years.isk. >> you need the feds opening the spigots -- >> the feds opening the spigots in 2021 didn't -- it was very risk on asset until the middle of last year but i think that was connected to a lot of super highly levered things like ftx, celsius. those are once in a generation weird occurrence. they're in the past. and this year the correlation to s&p 500 is only 0.2. historically it's 0.1. >> what is it core el eighted to? what is it correlated too? >> i think people are waiting for a cut. every time they think there might be a cut and the fed starts easing again, that's when bitcoin goes because it's fiat gets less valuable. >> it's definitely cyclically affected by things like that. we're in a second year and it does skiiquiggle a little bit. >> stom people would say there's crypto and then there's bitcoin and that they are completely separate. do you believe in that? >> bitcoin has worked for 14 years, 24/7, no down time. we just heard about clorox being hacked. bitcoin's always work

we talk about nbs and their inability to provide services and does nypd have less than a headcount of the mayors mention report stated both of those agencies have had higher response times. what will happen if we do get in a hurricane? all of the brooklyn portion of the boroughs and we have two -- floyd bennett field. floyd bennett field isn't even an option for residents to go to for safety when there is a climate emergency. so it's not about politics today. it's about our national resources. it's about opening a door to our national parks that can set a precedent to happen in each and every one of the national parks and each and every one of your states and it's also placing migrants in a place where they would not be safe. we are in agreement on that and that's a bipartisan agreement. thank you. senate the gentlelady's time has expired in the chair now recognizes the gentlelady from new york ms. cortes for five minutes. >> thank you mr. chairman. i'd like to emphasize their arcs of the ranking member at the opening of this hearing which is really lining out the differences between

nbs senior white house correspondent gabe gutierrez. fill us in on a couple things. "the wall street journal" report pointing the finger directly at iran in terms of planning. the white house is pushing back on some of that. white house also pushing back on the notion that has raised by some of the republican candidates, that this was financed by money that was moved from south korea to qatar as part of the hostage deal the americans got out five americans being in iranian prisons. what is the white house's latest position and thinking at the moment? >> reporter: hi there, good morning. several points to get to. you mentioned "the wall street journal" reporting. iran may have helped plot these attacks. as was mentioned, the u.s. is pushing back strongly on that. three u.s. officials tell nbc news that, so far, they have no evidence to corroborate "the wall street journal" account. secretary blinken in an interview said he hadn't seen evidence that iran was directly behind this attack. he

remember, nbs, saudi arabia's leader goes on fox news and says unequivocally, every day we are closertical part of that. our discussions and dialogues, the united states with the administration and the palestinians themselves. for the first time since 1967, saudi arabia goes and sends a delegation back to the west bank. everyone was preparing for re-establishing a pathway to peace, re-establishing the two-state solution, re-establishing dignity, security in their own state for the palestinians, and who goes after to destroy that is this organization based on hate. >> i was there with the president when he met with prime minister netanyahu on the sidelines of the u.n. just a few weeks ago and there was real hope for that process. we've heard from president biden and forcefully, members in his cabinet saying, the biden administration is standing with israel, but there's only so much they can do in the short-term without a congress, without a speaker of the house, and seemingly no republicans are closer to getting one any time soon. tell us your level of concern as to what you're able to