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i am inspired by the ways our community is holding together in orton ways, even when not everyone can come back to the table. >> i'm taking a lot of deep breaths and encouraging everyone that i talk to to take a lot of the breaths. to be very honest, the time i feel at the most is when i am lying down and the body feels achy, like you would if you have fever, i am toggling between showing up, being true to my friends while taking time to breathe when i can. >> would love to ask about what you mentioned that is inspiring you, the conversations, interactions taking place. >> there have been a number of times, sunday evening. looking together. there is deep generational trauma that has been triggered and it is happening in real time. people are sharing what to let go of and hold onto, i realized i could feel the neurons going back, reaching out. we need to grab the people who have the capacity because the health of our city depends on it. >> even myself when i enter a conversation there is an anticipation of this is going to be hard, then i go into it and there is love. underneath the an

reporter: is there anything you can tell us about this event that happened with congressman van orton and white house staff? apparently he was belligerent during the briefing on the attacks of israel? is there anything you can tell us. karine: i don't have anything to share beyond what you're reporting. we are going to go. we have to get ready for the jewish leaders. thanks, everybody. [captions copyright national cable satellite corp. 2023] [captioning performed by the national captioning institute, which is responsible for its caption content and accuracy visit ncicap.org] >> tkpwao*pbl from capitol hill, not long ago republicans in the house voted steve scalise, louisiana congressman, to be their nominee for speaker of the u.s. house of representatives. it was a see get ballot behind closed doors with rank anne file members -- rank-and-file members. scalise scored 113 votes while 99 republicans voted for congressman jim jordan. three voted present. we'll get your reaction to the latest from capitol hill this afternoon. here is how we are dividing the lines today. republicans, 202-7

has one vacancy and the person not votg was conditioningman dan orton of wisconsin who just over in israel and the democrats not voting, they have 2 in their caucus, were repsentative boyle of pennsylvania, correa of california, and gonzalez of texas. next call is rachel in round rock, texas, independent line. rachel if i cut you off it's because the house is coming back into session but go ahead. caller: yes, sir. first and foremost i'm thankful that we even have a speaker at the moment. it's long overdue. i did want to make a couple of points. one of the things i found interesting is that, you know, basically been accused of being unqualified. by the democratic party. and yet one of them submitted a vote for ocasio-cortez which seems silly in and of itself under that same banner. the other thing i wanted to say is, you know, i'm not a trump supporter, never cast a vote for him, i voted for biden but understand the support for him. more so now than i did prior to his election. to and the reason for that is because what we are seeing is the retaliation and weaponization of the federal gove

brian mass, navy seal derrick van orton and a host of other individuals and we're excited about havingt but at the end of the day, the support i'm trying to garner or engordon changesment are the people of the seventh congressional district and the people that raised me and it'll be nothing more than an honor to serve those individuals and if people want more information on me and my campaign, i'm encouraged to go to der derrickanderson.com. pete: you're running for a job that would involve you in the discussions. do you have someone you prefer as the next speaker in your reaction as to how things unfolded. >> right now, we're looking at needing unity within the party and that's the most important to get things accomplished in congress. it's time for new faces and congressmen needs to build the majority and can't hold people hostage and spam burger touts herself as being a moderate democrat and on the problemsoever committee and created more problem this is past week and i think right now one of the things we need to look at is getting more veterans in congress. if you look at the comp

i was mike orton's chief of staff. >> oh yes, that's right. i just couldn't. i know you are familiar. couldn't connected. >> john finer and mike michael warren, both manchin to totally bring them in that moment, about that on this program, john finer is president biden's principal deputy national adverse advisor, and michael oren was the israeli ambassador to the united states. the woman meeting secretary blinken there was ambassador's chief of staff. secretary blinken had a private meeting the families of americans who have been killed have been taken hostage, or are missing and there are now 27 americans confirmed dead and 14 remain unaccounted for. >> we feel supported. >> from the beginning. >> from the very beginning, until the meeting with blinken today. you listened to us from his heart. he hugged each one of us. it didn't stop anyone from speaking. this was not a protocol meeting. this was a meeting of someone who understands what jews have suffered for thousands of years, and wants to make sure that this never ever happens again. >> before leaving isr

we have raymond james chief markets strategist, matt orton.why? >> liz, good to see you and i like alphabet's business because at the end of the day with the market is so focused on cloud and artificial intelligence but it is leading a multi-hundred billion dollar business behind. the cloud computing aspect of alphabet makes up 2% of revenues right now. so that is a small component and while google does still have ground to make up with respect to a.i. what was encouraging from this report that youtube spend was up, advertising spend, which is a good barometer for the overall consumer beat expectations so the core of alphabet's business continues to be incredibly strong and whenever you get 10% plus pullback on news like this, when the earnings estimates were beaten both on the top and bottom line, that's a good opportunity. i don't ashley like to move into stocks when there is such uncertainty but when you have such a high quality business i think it presents a unique opportunity for investors who may have not participated in some of the rise

beth orton is a british entertainer who is known for a fusion of folk and electronic music.e crowd at the golden gate park at golden gate park that someone broke into her van the previous night. she says there were no valuables inside. today announced the transit agency's new police chief general manager bob powers, and new chief kevin franklin spoke to reporters at the lake merritt station in oakland. powers says franklin, who was the interim chief, was instrumental in implementing bart's new safety strategies and says he has deep roots in the bay area with the bart police department. i've dedicated 27 years of my career to the bart police department, and i've seen it all during those decades of service. i firmly believe in this system. my team and i are dedicated to doing everything we can to make bart the safest way to travel around the bay area. bart says chief franklin was selected after a thorough nationwide search process involving collaboration between bart, the police citizen review board and bart's independent police auditor, former president donald trump sat throu

beth orton is a british entertainer recognized for a fusion of folk and electronic music.old the crowd at golden gate park that someone broke into her van the previous night for. she says there were no valuables inside and the hardly strictly bluegrass festival was the last stop on her us tour. the nobel prize in medicine has been awarded to two scientists for their discoveries that saved millions of lives and continue to make a big impact in the covid pandemic. this morning, drew weissman from the uk and katalin kariko from hungary were awarded the prize in stockholm. both discovered how to create mrna vaccines at the university of pennsylvania. their work transformed vaccine technology and laid the groundwork for the covid vaccines that were taken by billions worldwide. early this morning, weissman talked about the significance of the award. it's a lifetime dream, and this is coming from somebody who doesn't work for or look forward to awards. but the nobel is the ultimate recognition of work. so it is a wonderful experience. weissman says he's now working with a group o

it and how he's in congress wear ago different suit, gop congressman, retired navy seal derrick van orton. nice to see you, congressman. i'm sure you watch that had press conference with us and what was your take away from the secretary of state and the remarks from the prime minister? >> brian, i'm a proud minister of the republican party and i absolutely 100% stand behind what the secretary of state said. the jewish people need to know the united states stands behind them. we don't just acknowledge their ability to exist and we want them to live in freedom and peace with their children. what antony blinken said was spot on and what mr. netanyahu said was spot on. hamas is isis. they're a terrorist organization, they've committed atrocity, we haven't seen since the holocaust against the jewish people, and it's absolutely horrific and unacceptable. >> brian: some remarks if you're just getting umm and seeing us for the first time. a little from what the prime minister opened up saying. >> mr. secretary, my good friend tony, thank you for your important visit here today. thank you, thank p

reporter: is there anything you can tell us about this event that happened with congressman van orton and white house staff? apparently he was belligerent during the briefing on the attacks of israel? is there anything you can tell us. karine: i don't have anything to share beyond what you're reporting. we are going to go. we have to get ready for the jewish leaders. thanks, everybody. >> the u.s. house expected to return thursday at noon. no vote currently scheduled to elect a new speaker but the chamber could elect otherwise. steve scalise remains the republican nominee but he is still lacking the support of every member in his party. house democrats have nominated hakim g -- hakeem jeffries. stay with c-span for live coverage of the house and upcoming speaker election. >> c-span is your unfiltered view of government. we are funded by these television companies on more, including cox. >> this syndrome is extremely rare. but friends don't have to be. when we are connected, you are not alone. >> cox support c-span as a public service, along with these other television providers, givin

reporter: is there anything you can tell us about this event that happened with congressman van orton and white house staff? apparently he was belligerent during the briefing on the attacks of israel? is there anything you can tell us. karine: i don't have anything to share beyond what you're reporting. we are going to go. we have to get ready for the jewish leaders. thanks, everybody. [capti

beth orton is a british entertainer.electronic music, she told the crowd at golden gate park that someone broke into her van the previous night. fortunately she says, there were no valuables inside and hardly strictly bluegrass festival was her last stop of her us tour. our time now. 649. the death toll from the wildfires in maui went up by one after one person who was badly burned in the fire died. family members say lori allen died friday after spending more than seven weeks in a hospital burn unit. she was hurt while trying to escape the flames in lahaina. she was rescued by a police officer and a firefighter who took her to a shelter, then to a hospital. now 98 people have now died from that firestorm in maui back on august 8th, almost 8000 people are still displaced because of the wildfires in today's dollars and cents, jury selection in the federal fraud trial of sam bankman freed is scheduled to begin in new york city tomorrow. prosecutors say he defrauded depositors and investors in his cryptocurrency exchange ca

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in stay as an orton day, believe the price is -- the pause is priced in but i'm curious.ket may take solace in yields that they may have peaked in the middle of the month. if they prove to be the longer-term that could add support to the equity market we have not had for three months. i think what happens with long in the yield is important this week. lisa: that will be something up because. barry banister chief equity advisor at stifle. el. is that a big deal? barry: if you look at the price of oil, where it is on the three-month futures, it lines up closely with what we call breakeven inflation, tenure minus the tip real yield. that is about 2.5. if you look at what the fed has done on the rate futures, they've driven the 10 year tip yield up to 2.5% so 2.5% plus 2.5% is why we have a five cent handle on the 10 year yield. lisa: basically one of the questions is everything is priced in. if we can have a band that goes from 5% to 4.8 five cent. this sounds technical but we basically do not break far out of the level on the 10 year yield, can you get enthusiastic about bu