that means that newark should experience experiment with one policy. neighborhoods in l.a., something else. chicago was something else. suburbs was something else. each wants to see what works. because remember what's the what should be the objective of a good drug policy? is it to create a drug free society? no, that's ludicrous. he's never been such a thing in history, except maybe the eskimos. the objective of a good drug policy should be to do two things. it should be to the extent of all drug abuse, both legal and illegal drug abuse. and secondly, to reduce the costs and harms caused by drug prohibition. and i think a policy that focuses on public health approaches as opposed to criminal justice approaches is more likely to do that. suppose we adopted the strategy of finding out what works in different communities. we saw, the person in holland, remark with respect to legalization that if holland took the next step of general legalization would be train loads of people coming from other countries. if some communities, united states, newark or hart

thanks to michelle fleury at the port of newark in newjersey.s chamber of commerce represents around 3 million businesses of all sizes. its expert on ports and supply chains isjohn drake and hejoins us from washington. john drake is vice president, transportation, infrastructure, and supply chains at us chamber of commerce. thanks forjoining us. there are differing estimates about how this will hurt the economy but amongst your membership which sort of companies and industries do you expect to suffer first? we are hearing from everybody who are very concerned about what is happening right now. from ocean carriers to retailers, to farmers, to electronic manufacturers, and they are all being impacted to they are all being impacted to the tune of anywhere from three upwards to $5 billion per day of economic loss. the head of your organization wrote to president biden yesterday asking him to use his legal powers to intervene? but he s been saying he wont do that ? why is it the us chamber thinks he should? the impact to the us economy and small busi

while newark airport posted a sign that says, "please bang when you get home." see?ter ] we're having fun, everybody. [ cheers and applause ] that was the monologue, everybody. we're off and running. got a great show for you tonight. he's an emmy, grammy, tony, and pulitzer prize winning composer, playwright, director, and actor who you know from "hamilton" and so much more. his new concept album, "warriors" is out now. lin-manuel miranda is on the show. we're so happy to have him back. [ cheers and applause ] and it is broadway night here at "late night" because our second guest is a broadway legend, a tony winning actress and singer. she's performing for one night only here in new york at carnegie hall on october 28th. the one and the only bernadette peters is joining us. [ cheers and applause ] and hey, how about this, you guys? i shot a new standup special. it's called "dad man walking." it is out this saturday on hbo, also on max, whenever you get around to it. i know you're busy. saturday, and by the way, no -- no new "snl" this saturday because i -- i called l

this is the scene live in newark as us dock workers stage their biggest walkout in nearly 50 years over pay and automation, threatening billions of dollars of economic damage. plus — trading blows. 100% tariffs on chinese evs come into force in canada. we hear from the country's trade minister on the reasons behind the move. welcome to business today. let's start in the united states where ports all across the east and gulf coasts — including here in baltimore — have virtually ground to a halt. it means goods ranging from cars to machinery and fresh fruit and vegtables are going to find a lot tougher to get into or out of the world's biggest economy. an estimated 16,000 workers have stopped working over demands for more pay and less automation. the stoppages could cost the us economy as much as $5bn a day according to the investment bankjp morgan — but other experts say it will be less than that. one knock on could be as many as 100,000 people finding themselves temporarily out of work as the impact of the stoppage spreads. 0ur correspondent michelle fleury is at the port of newark in n

michelle fleury, bbc news, at the port of newark, newjersey. economic impact this strike is likely to have. i'm joined from new york by erin mclaughlin, senior economist at the conference board. how difficult could this become, do you think? thank you for havin: become, do you think? thank you for having me. — become, do you think? thank you for having me, sally. _ become, do you think? thank you for having me, sally. well, - become, do you think? thank you for having me, sally. well, it - for having me, sally. well, it could become more difficult the longer it lasts. we have done an analysis of the cost impacts on the strike, and we estimate it's about $540 million per day. 0ver it's about $540 million per day. over the course of one week, that approaches $4 billion, and the longer it goes, the more expensive it becomes. goes, the more expensive it become— goes, the more expensive it becomes. they sound pretty determined, _ becomes. they sound pretty determined, the _ becomes. they sound pretty determined, the union - becomes. they sound prett

newark bay froze. nukes no longer in rhode island but the main british army, wentt south for the winter. they went to charleston, south carolina. so these small and governor try on a major general of the british army embodied the entire population of manhattan. creating four battalions of militia plus new volunteer companies in addition to the others raised. some are pretty cool. one, has anyone ever heard of that newark marine society? it is still around. theyy raise their own artillery company as a militia unit to serve the british during that winter. they had a charter from king george the third period people are used to serving great guns what you could infer meaning naval guns those are the sorts of guns you would find in fortification. they supplement the regular artillery. some the early volunteer companies owns that that's kind of cool for the new york rangers, not the hockey team. we have uniform description original rule of the members of the historical society of the independent highland vol

hey, we're police arrest a newark man suspected of a deadly shooting in july. police arrested. 46 year-old daniel ramos connection to the shooting of 19 year-old angel and see his newark home was searched multiple guns and they were found. it's unknown if guns found a related to that deadly shooting. a traffic stop or stolen registration sticker leads to an arrest on drug charges. center fell with 70 stop. a car. notice an open bottle of drugs and alcohol in the car searching the car. police say they found cocaine and fentanyl. one person was booked into jail for transporting narcotics for the stolen registration. the oakland zoo told a going away party over the weekend for os the elephant. >> she's now going to an elephant sanctuary in tennessee. lindsay will now renovate the space to make room for a new species. the results are in for that annual pumpkin weigh-off in half of a world record holder. travis king are from minnesota, took home this year's his pumpkin, which you name rudy ways, a total of 2,471 pounds. receive $9 for every pound resulted in $22,000

his newark home was searched. multiple guns were found.oting, they're still looking into it. the california department of corrections is now investigating another inmate death. now with the folsom state prison. this the 3rd suspected homicide out of that facility in just 4 months. it was early saturday morning that staff responded to alarm in the cell that holding 50 year-old kyle cooper and his cell mate. 38 year-old rashawn mackey. officers say cooper was suffering from head trauma. they rushed him to the hospital, but he died of his injuries. mackey has now been placed in restrictive housing while they investigate. he's currently serving a 23 year sentence for voluntary manslaughter and weapons charges. plus an additional 2 years and 8 months after he assaulted a prisoner with a deadly weapon during an different prison incident. deputies in the north bay. now looking for this man. take a good look. they say he tried to steal a plane. authorities say a mechanic out at the sonoma county airport was working on a plane sunday morning when t

. >> drove by the port of newark, new jersey, today. >> on purpose or as part of your drive? >> to get here. >> okay. >> it's so bizarre to see nothing going on at the ports, nada, zip, nothing. >> shoppers are starting to hoard products, having flashbacks to covid. >> a very wise person told me yesterday, no need to go out and bum rush toilet paper. we're going to be. >> that's what i was saying. same with paper towel. >>> electric car charger, ev go, it's up 60% today. a stock upgrade from jpmorgan chase. the eo will join us later in the hour. >> and hims and hers, it's up. but it does not get the edge it would enjoy. >> something else we've got our collective eye on, trading bots. yep, bots. when we talk about advances in artificial intelligence, we often forget to mention the growth in automated traded today we're going to talk about it obviously we've got a lot to do this hour. start with your macro money. nasdaq, down 0.2%. kind of like yesterday and the day before that. we've got the monthly jobs number tomorrow morning, but it's also safe to say without editorializing

he has beenin 42—year—old mp for newark. for ten years and he has been speaking as the third of the conservative leadership candidates today. he has been speaking for about 20 minutes or so. eventually getting to what is thought to be... 25 minutes i have been told. they are all going over there 20 minutes just so slightly. james cleverly has been the most lengthy so far. but the heart of his pitch for the leadership of the party is on immigration. he talks about the conservatives needing to restore trust, win back the confidence of the people, build a new conservative party. and then his theme of tough on immigration, withdrawing from the echr, and that is one thing that did go down well with many members in there. let's go over to our correspondent in birmingham watching. what did we hear? ~ ~ . ., hear? well, i think what we heard from robert _ hear? well, i think what we heard from robert jenrick _ hear? well, i think what we heard from robert jenrick was _ hear? well, i think what we heard from robert jenrick was pretty

lydia, apologies, a lot of breakup in the signal out of newark.rview you want me to toss to i can do it for you otherwise we'll continue to watch the story from here and update viewers as we get them. lydia had the interview yesterday with the head of the union. i tell you what, he let us all have it. so back to lydia in newark throughout the day and keep you posted what is happening with the strike. a lot of sparks flying on the debate stage last night. jd vance pushing back on the cbs moderators with a rule that candidates would be responsible for fact checking each other and not the job of the moderators. it went like this. >> just to clarify for our viewers, springfield, ohio does have a large number of haitian migrants who have legal status, temporary protected status. >> but margaret, the rules were that you weren't going to fact check. since you are fact checking me i think it's important to say what's actually going on. an application called the cbp1 app that you can go on as an illegal migrant apply for asylum and parole and granted legal

in newark, new jersey. >> good to see you.e at port newark and you are talking about the message getting through. and you have workers from new jersey, the kids are here today. port workers on the west coast. now i told them, you had to hear me a little bit to make this work, don't know if they got that message. they are dug in and the message is they are doug in and this doesn't seem to be going anywhere anytime soon. neil: great coverage and great calm. james has an interesting read on this. it does risk getting toys and santa getting the hand on those toys for christmas. seems early to say that but guess it is not out of possibility. >> the toy industry and its retail partners work long leads, the shelves look okay. the toy industry brought in comics for the holidays but what is a problem is the restock situation. if you end up running into a toy someone on your list wants or needs, you better buy it now because we don't know what it will look like if something needs to be restocked. there's a possibility it won't shot up,

maria: jeff flock live in newark his morning. stay with us. we'll be right back. the largest high grade silver projects in the world in mexico. we've just released our pea and that's the first step to production. we're massively undervalued, with less than 9% of our known veins having been drilled so far. growing your business is easy once you know the moves. with godaddy websites plus marketing, you can quickly create a website, and ai will customize it for you. get your business out there and get more customers in here. no sweat... for you anyway. create a beautiful website in minutes with godaddy. maria: welcome back. multiple drone strikes reported in central israel this morning. thousands of others are fleeing% the beirut as the idf pushes further into southern lebanon. fox news' nate foye is live in tel aviv with the latest. nate. >> reporter: hey, maria. israel continues complimenting that limited ground offensive in southern lebanon with additional air strikes across lebanon, they've hit 200 hezbollah targets overnight. specifically from one strike in beir

the suspect and his newark home was searched. they found multiple guns it's unknown if the fau are related to the deadly shooting. >> with california department of corrections now investigating another inmate death out at the folsom state prison. this is the 3rd suspected homicide at that prison in just 4 months. so in this case, it was early saturday morning prison staff responded to an alarm inside of a cell holding 50 year-old kyle cooper and his cellmate. 38 year-old rashawn mackey officials say cooper was suffering from head trauma. they rushed him to the prison's hospital, but he died from his injuries. mackey now has been placed in restrictive housing while this investigation unfolds. he's, by the way, currently serving a 23 year sentence for voluntary manslaughter and weapons charges. plus an additional 2 years and 8 months for assaulting a prisoner with a deadly weapon during another prison incident. >> well, that is in the north bay. they're looking for this man on your screen. they say he tried to steal a plane. author

jeff flock, right there at the picket line in newark, new jersey. fox business alert we need to show you shares of the diamond retailer set for its worst day, since june 13. the sell-off comes after the company announced that ceo virginia drosos will retire next month. perhaps the disappointment stems from how the stock has performed under drosos. during her seven year tenure as ceo, shares have gained 41%. she will be replaced by the former ceo of petsmart,jk samancheck. let me just get you, here we go, signet is off the lows of the session but still down nine and one-third percent. let's show you charles schwab moving, let's see. down about 1% on news that after 16 years leading the brokerage firm ceo walt bettinger says he's retiring at the end of december. he will remain as co-chair of the board charles schwab president rick werster will take the ceo job january 1. since 2008 the company client assets have grown from 1.14 trillion to 9.74 trillion. and t minus 43 minutes before we hear the closing bell and that's when nike reports its final quar

this is the scene live right now in port newark and an estimated 16,000 workers have stopped workingccording to the investment bankjpmorgan. experts say it will be less than that. a significant impact and we will be live there shortly with world business report. the prince of wales has visited the london air ambulance to mark the end of a £15 million campaign to raise money for two new helicopters. 0ur royal correspondent daniela relph reports. this was a fundraising campaign that had some celebrity superpower. as patron of the london air ambulance, the prince of wales had led the fundraising drive. david beckham was a key supporter, and today he got a personal royal tour of the new helicopter. the prince, a former search and rescue pilot, was an expert guide. tell us a little bit about that invite. it was a personal request from the prince himself. yeah, you know, i know what this means to prince william. and the moment he called and asked me to be... i had to hide my excitement a little bit because, like i said, i've been a fan of the london air ambulance for a long time, being an

jeff flock is at the port of newark where this is day 2. >> reporter: they don't do it very often thebut when they do what they do it in a big way. unlikely uaw strike which was not long ago. a lot of those, that was a targeted strike. they struck specific locations. they struck all the ports. this is the largest strike from new york and new jersey. the shippers were testing their resolve. my estimation is the resolve is strong and they are pretty loud and they are getting support from a lot of locations in addition from the biden administration and the person of the president himself injecting labor secretary and transportation secretary. early this morning truckers in a large caravan, you might think truckers wouldn't be supportive of the strikers because after a few days when the loads that are delivered the truckers aren't going to have anything to do but it seems truckers are behind them. you can hear in the background the international longshoremen's association is grateful for the support. as to where the shipping stands look at a picture we have of the ships that are in coming

when i was at the picket line earlier this week at the port of newark, one of the busiest on the east coast, there were lots of signs. people say automation doesn't feed families. there was a lot of anger and concern that essentially that advanced technology would replace them and theirjobs. and that is what they saw this fight primarily being about. so the question is, will they be any progress between now and january 15? i have reached out to the union but haven't heard back as to kind of whether there has been any movement on this key issue. the strike carried out for two — three days, is there any way of knowing how much damage that caused? at this point, some of the damage would be things like perishable items. i was going to talk them next week because he estimated he run out by about monday or tuesday. luckily, the cause of the strikers lasted two days and people had the chance to anticipated, the damage may not have been too severe at this stage. this is a story that we are following closely and you can find out more of our coverage on the port strike on our website. a bit on

and when i was at the picket line earlier this week at the port of newark, one of the busiest on theomation doesn't feed family. there was a lot of anger and concern that essentially advanced technology would replace them and theirjobs. and that is what they saw this fight primarily as being about. so the question is, will there be any progress between now and january 15th? and i reached out to the union, the ila, about this, but haven't yet heard back as to kind of whether there's been any movement on this key issue. the european union is pressing ahead with plans to impose hefty tariffs on chinese—made electric vehicles — raising fears of a trade war over the issue. it comes despite a bitter rift between eu member states over the issue. in a vote in the last few hours, ten eu member states backed the tariffs— five voted against — and 12 abstained — according to reports. the eu is concerned that china is unfairly subsidizing its electric car makers — hitting european manufacturers. but germany — and also hungary — have been vocal critics of the plan to tax chinese cars — as eu polic

the port port of newark, no mot amovementat this point. they may last for a while. this is the port of newark container terminal that you're looking at. that will not open today. other terminals will and you know, there are ports in virginia that will not open either we are told although the georgia ports we are told will open today so we'll see where things go. as to the contract, here's what we think the workers got or at least temporary may get although they won't be paid this now but 62% increase, the union had famously asked for 77% increase and the shippers offered 50 so they split the difference. that will amount to $63 an hour on the high end. it had been $39. that tops with what their fellow dock workers on the west coast got in terms of their new contract that they're working under terms of. as you pointed out several times in the broadcast he's this morning, maria, this all goes away in three months they have not reached a full deal. they would withdraw the wage increase that they offered and perhaps there would be another strike again. the workers were p

when i was at the picket line earlier this week at the port of newark, one of the busiest on the eastoast, there were lots of signs, people say automation doesn't feed families, a lot of anger and concern but essentially the advanced technology would replace them and theirjobs. and that was what they saw this five primarily being about so the question is, will they be any progress between now and january 15? are reached out to the union but haven't heard back. as a kind of what they've been any movement on this key issue. the strike carried out for two — three days, is a way of knowing how much that course? at of knowing how much that course? �* , ,., ,., of knowing how much that course? �* , ., course? at this point, some of the damage — course? at this point, some of the damage would _ course? at this point, some of the damage would be - course? at this point, some of. the damage would be perishable items, i was going to talk them next week because he estimated he run out by about monday or tuesday, luckily, the cause of the strikers lasted two days and people had the chance to anti

now go to lydia hu who is live at the port of newark and new jersey, lydia?> >> good morning there, guys. what you see behind me is this strike underway here at the port of new york and fugitive. and this is really an historic moment, because this is the first time that east coast port workers have taken to the picket lines in 47 years. and there was really a lot of pressure coming from the white house and in the final hours yesterday and over the weekend to try to avoid this strike here, shutting down container ports from the east coast through the gulf coast. the group representing the employers actually made an offer yesterday to the union to increase wages by 50%. they offered to triple the employer contributions to employee benefits and keep the current protections on automation for the workers. the union rejected that offer, and so here they are, taking to the picket lines in a strike. the president of this powerful union that is behind this strike, the international long shore man's association, harold daggettt. he was here listen to this. >> the offer

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republican account has already written, and walts, who went straight from the studio with his wife to buy newark pizza, had his appetite immediately spoiled by reporters. i think it was a good debate, the public saw it. touch me, the video clearly shows that the cameraman ivan utkin and i, he is behind the camera, having listened to berbak's request, are moving towards the press conference she indicated, but the germans, having closed ranks, surround their minister , they do not let us near, if you want start a press conference, get there, but you can't get close to berbak from any side, this is how the representatives behave, they don't let the ionov correspondents work. it was useless to butt heads any more, we just walked away, it seemed obvious who was using their hands and obstructing the journalists' work, it was clear, but a few days later the un secretariat lowered it to us. nebenzya commented on what happened to our will be in the russian permanent mission, vasily film crew, an absolutely outrageous situation when our correspondent, a well-known all valentin bogdanov accompanied the ger

a newark man suspected of a deadly shooting back in july. police arrested 46 year old daniel ramos connection to the shooting of 19 year-old angela and key. so in july, police were called out panel avenue and sumatra street for the report of a shooting a few blocks down the located and key. so in the driver's seat, the car crashed into a parked car suffering from gunshot wounds. he later died at the hospital. hey, we're detectives continued their investigation, identify ramos as a suspect and his newark home was searched where they found multiple guns. time known of the guns related to that deadly shooting. tamara, please warning residents be vigilant. lock your doors on your alarm systems. they receive reports of 2 attempted home break-ins. one report came in sunday evening. this is a home on south ridge drive home. security camera caught 3 people in the backyard. ron cain access to their home soon after another report came in of a break-in attempt on gilmartin drive, the homeowner was able to scare them away. both times they were seen driv

they went to his newark home and they found guns. to that deadly shooting. >> with the california department of corrections is now investigating another inmate death out of the folsom state prison. this the 3rd suspected homicide. now in that facility in just 4 months. so as early saturday morning, the prison staff received an alarm in a cell holding 50 year-old kyle cooper and his cell mate. 38 year-old rashawn mackey. officials say cooper was suffering from a head trauma and he later died from those injuries at the hospital. mackey has been place now on restricted housing while they investigate. he's serving currently a 23 year sentence for voluntary manslaughter and weapons charges. plus an additional 2 years and 8 months for assaulting a prisoner with a deadly weapon during another prison incident. >> that is in the north bay, the looking for this man who they say tried to steal a plane. authorities say a mechanic at the sonoma county airport was working on a plane sunday when the suspect tried getting inside. deputies say the me

newark police say that when first responders got to the scene, they found stop train and a person with serious injuries. they died at the scene. thankfully no passengers on the train were hurt, but union pacific police say they are now investigating this crash. hmc healthcare. the owner of seton medical center in daly city and seton. coast side faces a lawsuit this morning. attorney general rob bonta says the doj says hmc failed to follow an agreement after purchasing the hospital back in 2020 according to the doj, seton medical center is currently missing a center for stroke and heart attack. patients seeking coast side in moss beach suspended its emergency services since april bonta claims these facilities as well as others were legally required to stay open. we'll take a break. it's 7.26. but up next on the kron, 4 morning news. people living in their rv's are trailers could have their homes towed. >> because of a new rule in san francisco. we spoke with one person who's living out of their rv. we say they're doing it just to make ends meet. and the heat still blanketing the bay are

we have coverage, in seabrook, texas, but first lydia hu is at the port of newark in new jersey witht coast. lydia? >> yeah, hey there, john. we are seeing strike day 2 in newark, new jersey, and 100 other striking workers have returned here to the picket lines. you can take a look and see many of them all around us, and they are not the only ones. truck drivers have been passing through here on the highway all day, all morning, honking their horns and very loud signs in show of support. while it seems very active here on the picket line, it doesn't look like there is a lot of activity with the talks in negotiations. in fact the u.s. maritime alliance that represents the employers issued a statement yesterday asking the union to respond to the offer that they had extended just before this strike started. they wrote this in a statement yesterday, quote, our current offer of a nearly 50% wage increase exceeds every other recent union settlement while addressing inflation and recognizing the ila's hard work to keep the global economy running. no response from the union. but ila presiden

well, a person is unfortunately dead after they were hit by a train in newark. the san joaquin regional rail commission says this happened at about 9.15, tuesday morning off bain avenue. newark police say that when first responders arrived on scene, they found a stopped train and a person with serious injuries. the person died at the scene. no passengers on the train were hirt. the union pacific police department is now leading the investigation. >> the owner of seton medical hmc health care is being sued for allegedly not following an agreement given to them up on purchasing the hospital in 2020 attorney general rob bonta and the doj says seton medical center in daly city is missing multiple centers for stroke and heart attack patients among others, california law requires the sale and transfer of control of the nonprofit to have the consent of the attorney-general. despite agreeing to the sale ponta alleges agency violated the conditions set in place for years prior to the lawsuit, it closed. the lawsuit alleges that the reduction in services can have negative

identifying ramos is a suspect and his newark home was searched.are related to that deadly shooting. >> well, the california department of corrections now investigating another inmate death now at the state prison in folsom. this the 3rd suspected homicide at that prison in just 4 months. so as earlier saturday morning, the prison staff responded to an alarm at a cell holding 50 year-old kyle cooper and his cell mate. 38 year-old rashawn mac. it. officers say cooper was suffering from head trauma. he later died from his injuries. there at the prison's hospital. mackey has been place now in restrictive housing. while this investigation unfolds, he is currently serving a 23 year sentence for voluntary manslaughter and weapons charges. plus an additional 2 years and 8 months for assaulting a prisoner with a deadly weapon during another prison incident. >> the deputies in the north bay, they're looking for this man on your screen. they say tried to steal a plane. authorities say a mechanic at the sonoma county airport was working on a plane sunday morn

he tried to get a sense of what newark's feeling. so they talk about the departure.e have to do something here. our parliament is going to use and bad so i am going to recommend t that the blight platecongress they attached to s bill to pass it through and that will quell the new yorkers anger. thes delancey's make a critical misstep. often until this point they've they hada really good sense of d yorkersmp dealing with thoughts about imperial crisis. being able to mobilize support and kind of direct new yorkers support where they wanted. when they are going to vote on this bill? they will lock the doors to the assembly. they will physically lock the door so no one can get in. the political misstep. after they've opened it up they close it so mcdougall anonymously writes to beg. to the betrayed inhabitants of new york. he alleges that shot them at the assembly and they is a farm in hawaii with the acting governor with someone called cadwallader cold and. he's at britannic governor he had served in office and various offices since the 1720s. he was really old and ever

in other headlines this morning, a person is dead after being hit by a train in newark. the san joaquin regional rail commission says this happened about 9.15, yesterday morning or tuesday morning. i should say on bain avenue. newark police say that when first responders arrived, they found a stopped train and a person with serious injuries. that person died at the scene. no passengers on the train were hurt. the union pacific police departments now investigating that crash. san francisco is expanding its strategy against prostitution. just like what they did on capp street in the mission. the city is now putting up barriers on another street to stop traffic flow that's often caused by work. kron 4 sarah stinson spoke to residents about what they're thinking. >> the barriers are set to be installed on several blocks of shot. well, street this as people who have lived and worked there for decades, feeling relieved during daytime shot. well, street in san francisco's mission district can be seen full of families walking and biking. but at night, people who live here say it

new york city, and reporter jared hill has the preview >>>>minnesota governor tim walz landed in newarknew jersey, this morning ahead of tonight's vice presidential debate. it was only five weeks ago that vice president kamala harris asked him to join her presidential ticket. >>>>he's someone that will call things as they are. he coined the phrase to describe the republican ticket as weird. so it's not like he won't throw some punches. >>>>senator jd vance arrived in new york city yesterday. representative elise stefanik was on cbs mornings and said she expects vance will connect well with voters >>>>i think tonight you're going to see jd vance. tell his story, which is an extraordinary personal story only in america. but he's going to speak to those issues that matter to the american people. >>>>a new cbs news poll finds that a majority of voters think neither man is qualified to be president, though 65% of democratic voters say they are enthusiastic about walls just 49% of republicans feel that way about vance historically, a vice presidential debate has not moved the needle much. but

ahora, la policía de hayward arrestó a un hombre de newark sospechoso de la muerte a tiros de un jovenruebas. por el momento se desconoce si es que alguna de las armas recuperadas se utilizó durante este tiroteo. vamos a otra información porque ya se van sintiendo esas temperaturas otoñales en la región desde el norte de california hasta el área de la bahía y al valle central. pasamos con gaby moreno. nos explica qué nos depara en el pronóstico del tiempo. gaby, cómo estarán esas temperaturas para las próximas horas? vea nada más a la 13:00 de la tarde, en los 74 a los 76 se mantiene entre las 14:03 de la tarde. ya con cielos soleados para las 17:00 de la tarde, en los 72 a las 18:00 de la tarde disminuye esa temperatura. en los 66, todavía con cielos soleados en el área de san francisco. un poco más frescas esas temperaturas. vea ahorita esa temperatura cerca de los 63, ya para las 14:00 de la tarde, en los 66, para las 15:04 de la tarde se mantienen los 67 con cielos mayormente soleados para las 17:00 de la tarde. en los 66, ya para las 18:00 de la tarde en los 65, con cielos parcial

below the surface, i was looking at a speech given an assurance searched by may arise barakah of newark, and he's running for governor of new jersey. you have people like frank scott, you have randall woodfin, you have all of these individuals who are in elected office who are doing that work. i have a feeling this is just my feeling because i had this experience for the past 40 years. i've actually being one that black man are going to march to the polls in roaring numbers in places like detroit and milwaukee, atlanta, and philadelphia, and brock obama is helping them yeah, it's going it will be it will be a big moment to see them on the trail. next week, for sure. >> it's good to see you, bakari, it's good to see madison. thank you, guys. thank you. >> john, for everyone looking for signs of what happens next in the middle east following the stunning killing of the hamas leaders. >> and we have important new development that's from the region. in opening statements set to begin in the murder trial of the man accused of killing two indiana girls, stay with >> got me dizzy business, tim

newark unveiled the monument.t this at dedication the dedicationan of the york monumet they joined their former enemies for ceremonies or call for more expansive effort to procure the battlefield down support. union and confederate veterans join forces and form the bull run battle mark association to promote the idea of a park here. still congress refuses to act. 1907 former confederate veteran againn senator daniel introduced another bill to the senate. again and never made it out of committee. to make it clear this is not just happening at manassas is happening appomattox, fredericksburg, host of different places. different veterans groups are putting parks in different places. during the semi- centennial 191e more turned to. just before the 50th anniversary at first bull run dubs i the peace jubilee organid in large part by george around new belts protecting the monument were submitted in both the house and the senate. and again the peace jubilee is in part the height of reconciliation. we can see lots of gestu

i'm here at the port of newark, where the flow of goods — everything from european car imports to pharmaceuticals and the us maritime alliance over differences about pay, retirement benefits and automation. a short while ago, the president of the union came here to speak to those on the picket line. let the union came here to speak to those on the picket line.- those on the picket line. let me tell ou those on the picket line. let me tell you what — those on the picket line. let me tell you what i'm _ those on the picket line. let me tell you what i'm looking - those on the picket line. let me tell you what i'm looking for i those on the picket line. let me tell you what i'm looking for - i those on the picket line. let me | tell you what i'm looking for - $5 tell you what i'm looking for — $5 across the board for six years. i'm going to fight for it. those greedy companies are making billions of dollars and they don't want to share. that's why we're out there now fighting for a contract. depending on how long the strike lasts, it could be a shortage of certain consumer goods. people would pay at

biggest issue of all was automation and when i was at the picket line earlier this week at the port of newarkst on the east coast, there were lots of signs, people saying automation doesn't feed family, a lot of anger and concern that essentially had advanced technology would replace them and theirjobs and that is what they saw this fight primarily as being about, so the question is will there be any progress between now and january 15? i reached out to the union, the ila, but have not heard as to whether there has been any movement on this key issue. to the us now, where markets will be keeping a keen eye on the latestjobs report for september, due out today. investors will be watching the data closely for signals as to whether the central bank, the federal reserve, will be able to deliver another large interest rate cut. for what to expect, let's cross to new york and our north america business correspondent ritika gupta. september'sjob report september's job report you september'sjob report you on friday is expected to show the us labour market is slowing but remains on solid ground. the f

this week the fed administration is hosting their roun table and our direct cer attending in newark new jersey. to also provide an update on the progress we're making with the portal. i've been able to attend some virtually and there is a lot of discussion of delivery method which is the industry standard in transit and how best to manage the risk and manages of the dlufr' strategies and to hear some of the best practices from other projects, nationally. on the funding side, the metropolitan commission is progressing with the regional framework, there is a lost discussion to be had, to advance that effort forward and they plan to have an approved framework in october to send to the legislation, and i know some are participating and it's a challenging discussion, but moving forward, they're also advancing plan bay area 2050 plus which is an update to plan bay area and we've been in discussion as this plan, reflects the benefit of mega projects including the portal due to the assessment method they've used. climate and greenhouse reduction and accessibility. and we'll be work on only on t

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this is the scene live in newark as us dock workers stage their biggest walkout in nearly 50 years over let's start in the united states where ports

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developing story, investigation you're underway in new jersey after a fire destroyed five homes newark. looking to see if it was started by squatters. people are now homeless, nobody was hurt. police in florida arresting two armed robbers. video of the arrest shot from above. police surrounded their vehicles and two men got out with their hands up. they are facing charges. boeing announcing plans to raise 35 billion through stock and debt offering of the strike in northwest continues to crush company finances. strike enters second month, union members gathering in seattle to make their voices heard demanding a wage hike. boeing withdrew their offer after talking broke down. pandemonium in washington, d.c. as two new giant pandas arrive from china. pandas will undergo quarantine before they are introduced to the public. this story sparked debate on the show yesterday. >> brian: i never liked pandas, they are not bears, they are marsupials. >> ainsley: that means they have a pouch like kangaroo. >> carley: brian, pandas are members of bear specieses, koalas are marsupials and they are be

. >> no ships in port in newark the day i drove by.somewhere. >> and they're moving them around, trying to keep things where are in the short term. but, again, if this goes long term, you longer have no movement in and out of the ports. then everyone will lose. for now. >> the only benefit, i wonder if this the fact that in thistory levels are at high, that many people front loaded, knowing this could happen, you wonder if that smooths out the effect. >> it could in part, but remember, there's not been a lot of warehouse construction. you have a lot of high occupancy rate, so it's the short-term pricing power we're talking about. >>> diana, we appreciate your time. >>> the search is on no 2025 cnbc change makers, recognizing women transforming business and philanthropy with signature achievements this year. nominations are being accepted. apply now. and we'll be right back. (7?up■l ♪ >>> welcome back. markets have gone from slight declines to slight gains this hour. the dow's up 59 points. so that's nearing session highs we saw a littl

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workers outside of the dox could also find themselves out of a job, "fox business" jeff flock from a newark energy with the very latest, jeff. >> no movement we expect to hear from union leaders here within hour or so, perhaps. although talking point of the day has been around the president of this union harol daggett longtime presidential people upset makes too much money "new york post," published pictures of home response from union they say, the stories have been with soul intent destroying mr. daggett's character disparaging his clear to weaken his ability to negotiate a master account with ila members. >> a crane are operator 20 years longshoremen i am not sure, your father was a longshoremen >> do you support your president. >> one hundred percent, one hundred percent, he is it take to for us fighting for our rights fighting to stop automation we do not want automation wording lives here want children to work here a great job we work 4 hours a day seven days a week heartbeat of america you know we're the way you are lacking don't have this don't have other but we're here fighting for

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