senator parker. repeat after me. i do solemnly swear or affirm i will impartially try warren kenneth paxton junior, attorney general of texas, upon the impeachment charges submitted to me by the house of representatives. and a true verdict rendered according to the law and evidence, so help me god. thank you. senator hughes. repeat after me. i do solemnly swear or affirm -- >> i do solemnly swear or affirm that i will impartially try warren kenneth paxton junior, attorney general of texas upon the impeachment charges submitted by the house of representatives. and a true verdict rendered according to the law and the evidence, so help me god. senator. repeat after me. i do solemnly swear or affirm -- >> i do solemnly swear or affirm. then i will partially -- impartially try warner -- warren kenneth paxton junior, attorney general of texas, upon the impeachment charges submitted today. and a true verdict rendered according to the law and the evidence, so help me god. >> senator, please repeat after me. >> i do solemnly

for that you'd need the reverend parker. as it is a biography of his story because for 66 and a half years people have been telling till story. or ignoring it. or bending it. or selling it. you might know what happened to emmett till in 1955 and if you don't it's fine. i'll bring you up to speed. but you might not know that the way you might not know the ways that his story has been suppressed altered and sold. since 1955 suppressed altered and sold those three key verbs are at the heart and core of the biography. of emmett till's story because time and again. the chance to make a buck has fueled the outright suppression of the story or the alteration of key details. and so by the end of the evening, i hope you'll agree with me that there is simply no way. to look back at the history of emmett till storytelling and not conclude. that whatever else until story might be it has also a commodity a commodity that has been told more for its cash value than for its moral lessons. and i think you'll agree too that the money made on

parker returned to omaha beach for the first time since that day, 78 years ago. i can only imagine how he felt standing on that calm beach then with the traumatic memories from that summer when he was just 19 years old, risking life and limb for the future of this country. my prayer is that he found peace on that beach and returned home feeling the pride and gratitude of the nation he fought for. when it be on the omaha beach or at ground zero, america has always stood for freedom and will continue to make that stand. my thoughts and prayers are with bill's friends, his family and beloved veteran community as he's laid to rest today in oklahoma. may this hero rest in peace for always and forever. i yield back. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman yields back. pursuant to clause 12-a of rule 1, the chair declares the house in recess until 2:00 p.m. today. >> on health care services. congress is also facing a deline to fund the government and avert a shutdown on september 30. house republicans from the freedom caucus and main street caucus reach a deal over the w

for that, you would need the reverend parker. because for 66.5 years, people have been telling till's story or ignoring it or bending it or selling it. you might know what happened to emmett till in 1955, and if you don't, it is fine, i will bring you up to speed. but you might not know the way is that his story has been suppressed, altered, and sold since 1955, suppressed, altered, and sold. those three key birds are at the heart and court of the biography of emmett till's story, because time and again, the chance to make a buck has fueled his outright suppression of the story or the alteration of key details. and so, by the end of the evening, i hope you will agree with me that there is simply no way to look back on emmett till's storytelling and not conclude that whatever else the till story might be, it is also a commodity. a commodity that has been pulled more for its cash value then for its moral lessons. and i think you will agree, too, that the money made on its telling has too often been spent in the service of white sup

reverend parker is a cousin of emmett till. his childhood best friend and the last living eyewitness to both the approximate end of the murder and he is also, for all things emmett till -related, my true north. he might have heard reverend parker tell emmett till's story on abc last month. if you did, you heard him talk about the fun-loving bicycle riding boy that was the young emmett till. and, you also heard him talk about the sheer terror of being in the unlit sharecropper's cabin in the dark hours of the mississippi night when two of emmett till's killers went through the house bed to bed, pausing to interrogate worker before finding till in the next room. it is important to start with reverend parker because most of us, especially me, only no emmett till as an icon. the boy whose lynching inspired a generation and launched a movement. we know him as a story that pushed rosa parks into action. as a tortured body on the pages of jet magazine or as a turning point in the life of john lewis. we know can ask his mother had said

he's also a parker high school legend. all right. next, we're going to have bishop calvin woods retired clergy, retired guidance counselor. retired bishop, and also. all right. make sure he gets up here safely. next, we're going to have where reverend gwendolyn where she was student leader during 1963 children's crusade crusade. and she's also the founder of footsoldiers international. we will also have tasha brownlee. professional student counselor carver high school. thank you all. and lastly, going to have mr. deon arnold. he's student and community activist, also a member of the birmingham civil rights legacy youth leadership program. thank you all so much. make sure you turn your mics on and barry and we'll leave it to you. to. good morning. before we begin, let's i want to go back to something that mr. kix saying earlier, and i want to not what he said and don't want to repeat what reverend price said and both of them spoke very historically and detailed what took place in birmingham. they detail took place in birmingham with a

>> so moved. >> thank you, moved by commissioner parker pennington. second?i second. >> thank you from commissioner jung. could we please have a roll call vote on item 12n? [roll call] >> thank you. unanimous vote. >> thank you commissioners. i think that and thank you. do we have for item 13, any announcements? from commissioners? >> i don't have announcement, but i just want to take a moment here to just extend my thanks and appreciation to staff for how well and how well prepared and how thorough and comprehensive the presentations are here at the commission. the presentations are as clear, concise, well prepared and answer all our questions and i note that the memos are prepared are clear, they provide just right amount of information to make our jobs as commissioners easier in terms oof reviewing the work done by staff and i know there is a lot of work behind the whole lot of paperwork that we look at, so i want to extend my thanks and combination to staff that excellent work being done. >> this was an enormous agenda, and i just want to echo the same th

the 76 yard touchdown. 22 nothing monta vista but the bells they battle back bellarmine quarterback parker threat true to his name. he keeps it himself. he's a threat takes off 47 yard touchdown 2620 still in the second quarter here as we take you to the fourth the bellarmine d comes up huge josh aguilar picks off turner and he's going back the other way for the touchdown. so now it's 33 to 30. but here comes the dagger. it's turner dumping it off in the flats to julian mcmahon, who takes it untouched for the touchdown mono vista improves to three and zero with a 4230 win and bellarmine drops to one and two. that is in our high school football. it's back to high school. gmc sports week is back and our high school football game of the week is friday night lights. snyder's on sunday. you can't beat it, man. good to have football back. that time of the year. and we love it. thanks, jason. next at 11, seeing her in that condition, it's not a good feeling. and i just want somebody to be accountable. a family angered and saddened as their loved one lies in a hospital bed after being hit by a tru

who is the parker family? s.c. gwynne: it was one of those frontier families that went out onto the front tier and in this case it central texas, willing to go out and to go into hostile territory unsettled territory, willing to go where there were not institutions like police are words or anything or even commercials -- commercial institutions. in those days you could get these enormous kind of land grants if you are willing to do that. from mexico and they came down and they were given a lot of land and they went and built their fort in the absolute edge of -- well into indian country. as i have said many times before when describing the frontier, i could kind of see going out on the frontier myself as a young man. i could maybe in a pinch of sea dragging my wife out there? -- in a pinch see myself dragging my wife out there. but children? it is dangerous. it is land that belongs to someone else. the parker family went out and on a fateful day, in 1836, largely comanche raid rated the fort and ended up killing pe

but parker says, figuring out how to get them back on the road was part of the training. he wanted his troops to get an overnight at the nato bass. in lithuania, gave the british troops a chance to arrest and refilled their tags, hosted by german army. lieutenant colonel andre is kiersten or who commands the multi national battle group keeping watch from the other end of this walking cord or we conduct the trainings in order to be prepared for us and noble russian forces crossing the border to the plane. yeah, yeah, mobility is always very crucial for minutes of your positions. and of course it's a strong sign to show that we are not sitting in a low battery, but we are able to move between the baltic states. they're able to move, they move faster than russian forces. that's an open question. nato may not be doing enough to answer this. motorcade had a police escort to guarantee access to the highway and quick processing at the border crossings. but in case of a real prices, fewer things would be under nato's control. and that's why some experts are saying the alliance an

but parker says, figuring out how to get them back on the road was part of the training. he wanted his troops to get an overnight at the nato bass. in lithuania, gave the british troops a chance to rest and refilled their tanks, hosted by german army. lieutenant colonel. andre is kiersten, are 2 commands, the multi national battle group keeping watch from the other end of the swanky corridor. we conduct the trainings in order to be prepared for us and noble russian forces crossing the border to the plane. yeah, yeah, well, military is always a very crucial for minutes of your positions. and of course, it's a strong sign to show that if you're not sitting in a little better expect to be able to move between the baltic states, they're able to move, but could they move faster than russian forces? that's an open question. nato may not be doing enough to answer this. motorcade had a police escort to guarantee access to the highway and quick processing at the border crossings. but in case of a real crisis, fewer things would be under nato's control. and that's why some experts

nicole parker, as always, thank you so much.ow if we get more breaking details and get back to you. >> john: thanks, nicole. president joe biden facing impeachment inquiries, as kevin mccarthy says they have uncovered credible allegations into the president's conduct into the biden family investigations. bring in jonathan turley, george washington university law professor and fox news contributor. so, part of what mccarthy said earlier today when announcing this trio of impeachment at the committee level. >> i don't know what he was doing. i did not know he was on the board of that company. i've never discussed my business or their business, my sons', daughter's. >> i've never spoken to him about his business dealings. >> john: that was not kevin mccarthy, he said i do not make this decision lightly regardless of your party and who you voted for, these facts should concern all americans. did you have any doubt, jonathan, that this was going to happen? >> no, i didn't. i've spoken with republican members over the months about how

as peter parker's uncle said, volunteers perform feats worthy of hollywood movies about superheroes , any light the future needs a certain victims of the institute now we do activities we run marathons we create art projects we play board games we joke about it all for the sake of victory where we went they are coming here russians to my children this is a really healthy story that distinguishes the ukrainian nation from others humanity develops and changes, and therefore charity in modern democratic countries transforms with it, during the second world war, the public sector developed organically, people collected and sent the necessary supplies to the military assistance to refugees and victims of war after the end of the second world war, the americans began a large-scale post -war reconstruction, for example, through the american money transfer cooperative, concerned residents of the states sent more than 10 million packages with humanitarian aid to europe. also , public movements for human rights are gaining strength here, and charitable organizations are increasingly advocating

just ask his former roommate, gregory morey-parker. can you imagine being roommates with george santos? "uh, sorry, gregory. i don't have my share of the rent yet. i needed to use that money to pay for my mom's third funeral. it just won't take." according to his former roomie, santos had some problems with the truth. >> he lied about his family having a home on, you know, on nantucket, on the cape. his mother was a housekeeper in manhattan. and it just didn't seem feasible for him supposedly to come from all this generational wealth. >> stephen: okay, that makes sense. but what if the money came from his dad, the famous man from nantucket? whose, you know, was so long, he could, you know... people pay a lot of money to see that. morey-parker has always been suspicious of santos but started to doubt himself when santos won his recent election. >> but i thought maybe i was wrong, you know, after the election. because i'm sure the dccc and the rnc would have, you know, investigated him and at least his opponent would have done some op re

nicole parker, former fbi agent, also breaking today, a huge story. this could be the whole show today if we didn't also have this key ring to cover. look at the number of people crossing into the united states. this is at eagle pass, texas, today, thousands, record numbers, in fact, waiting to be processed into the united united states, sources telling fact that in the last five days there have been 45,000 encounters at the border in just the last five days. that is roughly the capacity of yankee stadium here in new york city. all brand-new into the country to be processed, to be taken care of in a myriad of ways, as we have seen in new york. flash point in all of this, it's in a lot of places, but also right here in new york. in staten island, residents they are fed up. they protested a bus that brought in migrants to a shelter that was once an elderly care center in their neighborhood, and when this happened, things got heated. police say that some got combative and disorderly, ten people were taken into custody, this tension has been brewing for w

one of two men arrested in march under the official secrets act. 0ur political correspondent jess parkerplace all the time. there is betting and security but with fresh claims of chinese spying, calls for a tougher stance on beijing have sharpened though the government is not ready to rewrite its approach. what we cannot describe china as foes, they are our fourth largest trading partner, there are many businesses which are integrated with the chinese economy. the parliamentary _ the chinese economy. the parliamentary researcher who with the bbc is not naming was one of two arrested in march and then bailed under anti—espionage laws. in a statement released through lawyers he said, it is vital that it is known that i am completely innocent. i have spent my career trying to educate others about the challenge and threats presented by the chinese communist party. to do what has been claimed against me in extravagant news reporting would be against everything i stand for.— news reporting would be against everything i stand for. they're very bi . everything i stand for. they're very big quest

carl parker worked with him between 2000 and 2002 after meeting him in 1999 before their careers tookprised sexual assault allegations about mr brown hadn't surfaced sooner because rumours about his alleged conduct were soon. —— mr brand. mr brand has not responded to the latest allegations but denies any wrongdoing. what raised alarm bells for you in regards to his alleged treatment of women? , , �* , regards to his alleged treatment of women? ,, v . regards to his alleged treatment of women? ,, h ., regards to his alleged treatment of women? ,, �*, ., women? russell's name was synonymous in the modelling _ women? russell's name was synonymous in the modelling industry _ women? russell's name was synonymous in the modelling industry in _ women? russell's name was synonymous in the modelling industry in london - in the modelling industry in london from the early to late to thousands and a lot of the modelling agents sit down and tell their models, warn them about him. , things like people go back to his house and they fool around and if they didn't want to go all the way, he had a rep

parker and that everyone danced to her tune, and parker was annoyed by kim’s deliberate coldness.nd i were ready to scratch each other’s eyes out, jenny once admitted . they didn’t dig deep for the reason and concluded that the two aspiring actresses were simply trying to find out which of them was more beautiful and talented. remember this couple mulders were looking for from the x-files. they were so convincing that for a long time they were credited with being the novel of the paparazzi. they tried to catch them in vain david dukhovny jillion. anderson weren't even friends when gilly found out that david, as a leading actor, had a fee several times larger than there could be no question of any sympathy, but david adele was still in the project, money was flowing , the audience was content. well, here there was probably, if not love, then sympathy for sure. well, how else can you look at each other like that and dance like that immediately after the release of the film dirty dancing patrick swayze and jennifer gray became one of the most popular couples in the world, but even he

but parker says, figuring out how to get them back on the road was part of the training. he wanted his troops to get an overnight at the nato bass. in lithuania, gave the british troops a chance to rest and refilled their tags, hosted by german army. lieutenant colonel andre is kiersten, are 2 commands, the multi national battle group keeping watch from the other end of this walking cord or we conduct the trainings in order to be prepared for us and noble russian forces are crossing the border onto the plane. yeah, yeah, mobility is always very crucial for me to of informations, and of course it's a strong sign to show that we are not sitting in a little better expect to be able to move between the baltic states. they're able to move, but could they move faster than russian forces? that's an open question. nato may not be doing enough to answer this. motorcade had a police escort to guarantee access to the highway and click processing at the border crossings. but in case of a real, i says fewer things would be under nato's control. and that's why some experts are saying t

will broadcast, tell them whatever mehdi wants, come here, my father, i will push again, sal and parker were in the first part of the video, based on the end credits of the ashura tv series, with the voice of mr. majid asrei, the original passages from the will of shahid bakri. did you choose whether you were born muslim or not, according to mr. hijazi was far and with the help of our friend mr. safa and you we talked together and most of all shahid bakri 's will has the literary signature of the well-known phrase, " may god accept me as pure". i want to say one more time , my divine doctors, my hossein, my quiet summer, my dear father, my god the last title envelope was created based on this will, and thank god it was good. you know me. you see, my interest in shahid bakri goes back to when i was a teenager . the biography of shahid bakri dama bought hair, then blood, and because i know turks , they have something special in their own language and culture, and because he was shahid bakri , i fell in love with the personality and character of this beloved person and the positive energie

charlene parker, i know i saw her. i know they are about to do. you want to come up and do that?iran for president, i thought i'd have you back and i called. a lot of politicians don't know how to say the word union. it's union. in practice a union, the most pro union in american history and i make no bones about the. let me tell you what we are celebrating. we are celebrating jobs, good paying jobs, union jobs. linda accused of expression, it's a lot more than a paycheck, for real. it's about your dignity, respect, looking you in the eyes and say is going to be okay and he was right. we are it a reality, 13 million, 500,000 as you got me scorning in january 2020. 800,000 new manufacturing jobs but you wouldn't know it from the negative news. they're getting through one of the greatest job creation. as a fact. it was not long ago and before me, one of the two presidents in history, left office your jobs and when he got elected office. do you know the other one? herbert hoover. not coincidental. we are turning things around because of you. when the last guy was here, your shipping

like sarah parker redman before her, wells argued the system of segregation precluded the possibility of enjoying her status as a lady in the united states. although britons may have thought that would be freeing of the slaves gave the negroes all the liberties of the syndrome to make men and 11 of themselves, wells had explained that was not true. the tyrant of slavery had gone under a new name and new guys. african americans faced bitter resentment from white southerners with lost their property and livelihood when they lost of their slaves. the unchristian sentiment of segregationist policies excluded african-americans from the moral institutions of the nation, only allowing the races to mix and places like saloons and gambling halls. the doors of the churches, young men's christian associations, determine totals, wells complained, every avenue of influence is ending to the narrative element of men and women were closed against the negroes. although wells might be welcomed in as a servant, and educated self respecting woman with negro blood in her veins would be regarded as a conta

live now to westminster to speak to our political correspondent, jess parker.is was a big day for the prime minister. he had to respond to questions about how his government has responded to the concrete crisis. how did he do? in has responded to the concrete crisis. how did he do? in many ways, it was quite — crisis. how did he do? in many ways, it was quite a — crisis. how did he do? in many ways, it was quite a predictable _ crisis. how did he do? in many ways, it was quite a predictable exchange i it was quite a predictable exchange between the prime minister and the labour leader. it had been clear from earlier on today, if not earlier this week, that the labour party would choose this issue, which really has been a dominating one in the uk, to bring it up at the first prime minister's questions after the summer recess. keir starmer had a few prepared choice phrases to try and pin on the conservative government. he said they were cowboy builders running the country, that it was sticking plaster politics. the kind of sound bites were used to hearing in thes

let us go tojess parker, johnny is from westminster. is that these lists are being released separately.- is that these lists are being released separately. yes, we have devolved governments _ released separately. yes, we have devolved governments in - released separately. yes, we have devolved governments in the - released separately. yes, we have i devolved governments in the united kingdom and they are now going to have to work together with westminster to try and resolve this crisis. the uk treasury has said they will do what it takes to fund the repairs but it is not exactly clear how that will work at the moment. now scotland's list is out, we await england's list, which we have been waiting for for a little while. the fact that scotland's list has been published will put pressure on the government here in westminster to get their list ready. westminster to get their list ready. we know it is supposed to be around 150 schools potentially affected. it is notjust seeing that list of schools which people want to see in the name of tra

fats bring in special agent katie cherkasky and nicole parker. thanks for coming on. they didn't want kevin mason to note they were tracking him. what you think about this? >> i worked investigations of a similar nature and i can't understand that the criminal knows you're on them and they flee. from what i understand law enforcement was tracking the girlfriend. the girlfriend literally went and picked him up at that the tension center. how this occurred is absolutely baffling to me and devastating to this family. their loved ones, the thought that justus was going served an all of a sudden the person they believed murdered their loved one is on the loose. they were tracking the girlfriend who picked him up from the detention center and she was not cooperative. they thought will track and she will cooperate. that did not happen and now the need the public's help. it is very important. >> we want to go back now to th actual before they released him. here is colonel james martin answering question or maybe eve dodging questions is a better description. >> what did you s

wells wrapped herself the legacy of anti-slavery reformers like ellen kraft and sarah parker remnant to reclaim their her own as a lady something that had been denied to her by her race within the united states. allen crafts feminine qualities became a traveling exhibit during her public appearances in britain despite ellen's bravery and disguising herself as an infirm white man, so that her husband william could pose as a servant during their daring escape from slavery. mid-century british social convections dictated that only william could speak at anti-slavery lectures. nevertheless ellen's demure lady-like deportment on stage spoke volumes define racist stereotypes and illustrating the the inherent injustice of slavery abolitionist promenade and mixed-race couples while attending the 1851 world's fair in london and the fisk jubilee singers were lionized during their profitable fundraising tours in britain publicly doting on african americans particularly black women allowed britons to demonstrate their superior civilized behavior. acknowledging african americans as ladies and gen

let's bring in former fbi special agent nicole parker. nicole great to have you on as always.s a philadelphia business owner and i'll get your response. watch. >> since this situation has happened, a lot of people say, you know what, jay, it's time for you to get out of the city. and that hurts me because i love it here. i love the people here. there's so many good people here in philadelphia, there's only a couple bad apples that ruin it. but i think that there's a mentality here in philadelphia to, you know, get out while you can. >> trace: yeah, and that's kind of a common theme across the country, nicole. you have city leaders allowing bad people to force out good people. >> it's absolutely abhorrent, trace. we're seeing this over and over, the situation in philadelphia is absolutely disgusting. we had 50 arrests that took place and at least people were arrested because what's happened is people observe these looters across the country and there's no accountability whatsoever. so when there's no accountability the crimes will continue. one of the individuals who was arrest

>> the parker family was one of those frontier families that went out onto the front tier, in this case central texas willing to go out into the territory, unsettled territory where there weren't infusions or even commercials, they were the parker family, in those days you could get land grants if you work with that, mexico and they were given a lot of land and they were on the absolute edge or well into indian country. i could kind of see going out on the front tier myself as a young man and i could maybe see dragging my wife out there but absolutely not children. his land that belongs to someone else so they went out their hand 1936 is rated in the killing people and taken captive one who had blonde hair and blue eyes, one of the most famous indian captives so getting back to the writing, if it does work. i've got the track of the rise and fall and they understood the horse better than any other tribe and use it not only to hunt but to fight with so you have this rise and fall of the tribe going back to spanish time and also small story of the parker family along the front tier. we ha

jess parker downing is from westminster, _ for them.ou very much. prime minister's questions is due to begin in very short amount of time. the prime minister shortly to enter the commons. he will be grilled on the concrete crisis when he walks in and stands in the commons. this after the government published a list of schools in england with risky concrete and numb, this so—called raac concrete. we also have a list of 30 schools in scotland. 104 schools were known to be affected by the concrete, but more than 50 others had been mitigated. the list available on the bbc website, you can take a look at it if you are concerned about your child's school, or indeed about your general community. dozens of school buildings in england and wales have been closed at the start of term, but in large part, in fact, the schools concerned will be able to teach. only four schools we are hearing will actually be fully remote learning. one of them is in harrow, saint gregory's science college. harlow green in gateshead. saint annes primary school. those a

ted williams nicole parker thank you both. >> thank you. >> the conviction of alex murdaugh the lawyer convicted of killing his wife and done may not be a done deal. his attorney said the juries were influenced and are now requesting a brand new trial and might very well get it. moifrd with more on the explosions coming in. >> trace a shocking turn of events if this goes forward. attorneys for convicted murderer alex murdaugh shows they have new evidence that shows injury tampers by cork clerk rebecca hill. e's what hill recently told our martha mccollum about that verdict. >> i think the murdaugh family that is left will try to do everything they can do to bring that basket is it tarnished forever? i do believe so. >> and murdoch's attorneys claim immediate aftermath of the verdict, they received morgues good what exactly happened in the jury room that includes now sworn testimony that hill toiled jurors to quote not believe murdoch's testimony and that she pressured them to, quote, reach a guilty verdict quickly. now, according to an affidavits for one juror before murdoch took the s

police say penny parker was last seen in the 400 block of oakland avenue on saturday. she is described as five feet five inches tall, 57 years old. she weighs about 130 pounds with short salt and pepper hair and brown eyes. her family says that parker is in poor physical condition and showing signs of early onset dementia. well, the hayward police department and the alameda county district attorney's office will now determine whether two officers were justified side when they shot and killed a man earlier this week. it happened wednesday night outside the plaza center office building near foothill boulevard and city center drive. the department says a homeless man pointed a gun at them, and that is when officers opened fire. at least one witness saw the man point a firearm in the direction of officers and an officer involved. shooting resulted. a firearm was recovered at the scene and was determined to be a bb gun, but only after the shooting incident took place. i should add that it matched the description of the firearm provided by witnesses. no police officers or by

let's ask adam parker, the founder and ceo of tri variant research, and stephanie link, both cnbc contributors. adam, i'll go to you first. i'm going to break it down real simple, don't trust any stock rally until oil prices and bond yields fall. right now oil prices are going up and wreelyields are going up. is it as simple as that? >> i think there's perception about growth and rates and some combination of those two always drive where we end up. today people seem to be worried about the rates thing. we could all sit here and say they should have been worried about it, i don't know, 95 of the last 100 tdays. it's always some cadata point tt triggers. >> hotter than expected data means higher than expected rates. i think that's fair. >> the earnings part, the growth part to me has continued to surprise to the upside. the 2023 earnings today are as had high as they were at any point since february of this year. the earnings expectations usually come down and they've actually come up a little wit both for '24 and '23 over the last few months in part because of the megacap tech stocks. i think i

let's get details from team leader from bloomberg, the great mario parker.fits into the overall strategy for the 2024 re-election bid. >> yeah, sam. you described it aptly in saying that it's a blitz. essentially, he is planning to hold about nine fundraisers to close out the month. if you do the math, there's only 16 days left. that's a frenetic pace to close out the month, to close out the third quarter. he wants to make a statement similar to what he did during the second quarter when the campaign reported they had raised $72 million, as well. the broadway show -- excuse me, the broadway fundraising event should bring out names like leslie odom jr., lin-manuel miranda, you know, all those stars up there in new york, as well. >> yeah, the whole cast of "hamilton" basically hanging out there, yeah. let's talk beyond the fundraising, let's talk about the branding here, right? president biden selling bidenomics, now trying to trash republican version of it with maganomics. i think the blunt takeaway here is the white house has struggled to make that term, bid

back with us still nichole parker, former f.b.i., chad airs, ted williams and joe and paul mauro. paul, to you first. they got their guy. took 14 days but it is over. >> they did. just so people realize what goes on behind the scenes a little bit. there is an etiquette to press conferences. these people have been living together living and dying with everything that happens. a round robin that happens. why was the d.a. at the lectern, why did she get remarks? remember something. the possibility of other crimes. also you may need the d.a. at some point to get an emergency search warrant, things like that. the other thing i would point out there will be an investigation here. that investigation as we heard, people tried to help him. it was blocked. those people going to be charged? even in the prison there is a possibility of an investigation. we saw as he frog walks up the wall there is another prisoner in the lower right in that video that he might be a lookout. will he be charged with abetting the escape. they'll look at all the stuff. that's stuff on the back end. main thing is

maria: joining the fbi agent nicole parker, thank you for being here.reaction to this indictment? >> i think everyone wondered if there would be an indictment but here we are it is the gun charge indictment. as a former agent i would refer to this as something as operation saving face i feel like d.o.j.'s hand was forced and that was because of the whistleblowers coming forward because of the judge to review the plea agreement plea deal and said this is not going to pass and they had to go back to the drawing board and here we are with the gun charge indictment. as a former agent i tell you i work violent crime in every statue after not even close but i have never charge discharge before and having worked with many atf agents as well, they charge things it is the atf form that you have to fill out an order to purchase a firearm it is the 4473 and he was charged with three counts and if we walk through each of the counts, the first count he was charged with basically says he deceived in ff l a federal firearms licensee, filling out that form they were de

for more, let's bring in adam parker, founder and ceo of research, and cnbc contributor let's say that i was talking to mike santoli came up to me and said president biden obviously went to see the striking uaw workers today. said -- him saying he supports a 40% increase in pay for uaw workers sent stocks lower. i was looking at gm and ford, they were lower. put that into context as one of those areas that has us uneasy in the markets today. >> right we have wages, we have inflation, we have bond supply and all that is weighing on the market now and until there is some resolution in the bond market and on yields, you have this heaviness on the index level and as we have seen over the last four to six weeks, it is sitting on the tech sector, which is still the best performance sector of the year places to take profits, and where investors really had flocked and once it was fomo, it was clear that it was a vulnerable place to be should something not go right the interesting thing here is that the fundamentals are quite good we're going to finish the quarter at 3 to 3.5% real gdp, support

sky seven spotted patrol cars outside of a building at hillegass avenue between dwight way and parker street, close to people's park and the south side of the cal campus. the news website, the berkeley scanner reports that a tenant shot a maintenance worker thinking it was a burglar. we've reached out to the berkeley police department for more details. we'll bring it to you when we have it. >> the opioid crisis on the streets of san francisco appears to be worsening. city health officials say 84 people died from accidental overdose in august. that's up from 74 in july. today, the officials announced they're launching an informational dashboard on the nsf.gov website. the dashboard will highlight overdose and treatment trends in san francisco. it'll give the total number of unintentional overdose deaths each month and track the amount of the overdose treatment drug naloxone. that's being distributed. legislation that aims to prevent youth fentanyl overdoses in california is now headed to the governor's desk. today, south bay leaders celebrated the passage of a bipartisan bill called me

as peter parker's uncle said, volunteers perform feats worthy of hollywood movies about superheroes,re requires a certain sacrifice of the institute now we do activities we run marathons we create art projects we play board games we joke about it all for the sake of victory where we went here they go

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john. >> john: nicole parker, former fbi special agent. we have seen it in real life, seen it in the movies, typically with these escaped convicts always comes down to a dog that finally gets the escaped convict. >> you are exactly right. when i first heard about his apprehension my first question was, was it a k-9? they are highly trained, their handlers are outstanding and they have led to many successful apprehensions. i think the miraculous part of all of this for those in law enforcement is i thought it would end in serious bloodshed. he had taken a rifle out of somebody's garage, he had no restraint, he is brazen, killing his ex-girlfriend in front of two young children, stabbing her multiple times, he had no limits. so in my opinion i would not have been shocked if there was a hostage situation where he took a resident and as you heard that resident, it's terrifying. i mean, these people have been living in fear the last 14 days but we can never underestimate the power of law enforcement when they come together, this is a picture pe

no it won't be in russian you what the greater the power the greater the responsibility as peter parker'somedians feel responsible for their words now i really feel it's a mission not to let people fall into despair and if only hold on keep your fighting spirit during a year of full-scale war , the underground stand-up team played dozens of concerts and transferred about 10 million hryvnias to help the charity fund and our defenders in stand-up, the most important thing is also freedom, freedom of self-expression freedom of thought freedom of speech and of ukrainians freedom is straight as our religion, after all, one of the effective ways to raise funds is charity auctions, your old comics , vinyl records or a book with stephen king's autograph can not only please the new owners, but also help zsu ukrainian director nariman aliyev in the summer of the 22nd year, he sold the script of his debut full-length film home for uah 90,000 at an auction, and at the next auction of antonio lukich's film script my quiet thoughts for uah 150,000, in order to make a normal auction, you need to make a

look, former member charlene parker. i know that i saw her. i was going to see you first. here and do this old buddy. i told you i would have your back if i ran for president, and i have appeared a lot of politicians in this country that do not know how to say the word union. they don't say union. it is union. i am proud to say union. i am proud to be the most pro union president. by the way, i make no bones about that. let me tell you what we are celebrating. we are celebrating jobs. good paying jobs. jobs you can raise a family on. union jobs. [cheering and applause] my dad used to have an expression. joey, a job is about a lot more than a paycheck. for real. it is about your dignity. it is about respect. it is about knowing it's okay in meaning it when you say appeared i am determined to make that a reality for every family in this country. nearly 13,500,000 jobs just since you got me sworn in january of 2020. [applause] 800,000 new manufacturing jobs. but you would not know it from all the negative news that you thear. getting through one of the greatest job creation.

hand them over to the defense forces the greater the power, the greater the responsibility as peter parker'sworthy of hollywood movies about superheroes any light the future needs a certain sacrifice of the institute now we do activities we run marathons we create art projects we play board games we joke about it all for the sake of victory where we went they the russians are coming here to me and their children, this is a really healthy story that distinguishes the ukrainian nation , certainly against the background of others changes, and therefore, together with it, charity in modern democratic countries is also transformed during the second world war, the public sector developed organically, people collected and sent what was necessary to the military, provided assistance to refugees and war victims, after the end of the second world war, the americans began large-scale post-war reconstruction, for example , through the american remittance cooperative caring residents of the states sent more than 10 million packages with humanitarian aid to europe. they are also recruiting here the power

and brandon boyle there for me and mary is great friend as well and look, former member charlene parkerere, i know i saw her. i know the next mayor about to do that going to see you first. you want to come up here and do this ole buddy, yeah. i told them i ran for president i told you i would have you back. and i have -- you know, though, a lot of politicians in this country who don't know how to say the word union. they talk about labor they don't say union. it's union. i'm one of them i'm proud to say union i'm proud to be the most prounion president according to the experts in american history. and -- by the way, i make no bodes about that. folks of this labor let me tell you what we're celebrating we're celebrating jobs. good paying jobs -- jobs you can raise a family and union jobs. [applause] you've heard me say it before but my dad used to have expression i swear to god he said joey jobs are a lot more than a paycheck for real. it is about a lot more than a paycheck but it's about your dignity it's about respect. it's about being able to look at your kid in the eye and say it is