clearly owes a debt to such high school neo—noirs as rian johnson's brick, or more recently tayarisha poe'sms. instead, it's an entertainingly stylish, if ultimately a empty caper which starts out as a whimsical comedy, then mutates into something much darker without ever quite deciding just how funny or serious it actually wants to be. he's lying. beneath the tricksy surface, there are melancholy questions about what happens if school days really do turn out to be the best days of your life? a terrifying thought. but, like its antihero, the film seems uncertain how to handle that shift to adulthood, leaving it stranded uneasily between cynical, wisecracking comedy and something more elusively substantial. the kid detective is now playing in cinemas in scotland, wales, and northern ireland, and then in england after lockdown. sometimes to get what you want, you have to not want what you want. think about it. i'll leave you with news of something altogether more unexpected — a belgian nudist tragicomedy. no, really. set in a remote naturist campsite in the ardennes, patrick follows the titul

there are echoes of the psychogeography of edgar allan poe's fall of the house of usher, along with thedavid lynch's eraserhead. but it's the awesome sense of longing, loss and ultimately love that is the film's strongest suit, putting it in the same category as hideo nakata's masterpiece dark water, which similarly blended tears with fears to absolutely overwhelming effect. gran, you're bleeding. i can do it myself. you've hurt yourself... no! stop! get out of here! get out, get out! it's my room, it's my house! get out! relic, which is released under the prestigious fright fest presents label, is one of the films of the year. it's available in cinemas and on digital now. eerie whispering. from australia to britain for another very impressive feature debut that blends surreal horror with social realism. congratulations. you are being released as asylum seekers. not as citizens, not yet. written and directed by remi weekes, his house, which opened in cinemas last week and is now on netflix, finds a sudanese refugee couple forced to live in a rotting house on a bleak and inhospitable est

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cerca de poe nit arizona, decenas de personas intentaron entrar en la se de de la autoridad electoralyork se tornÓ mÁs tensa y alrededor de 50 personas terminaron arrestadas. comenzÓ con una protesta pacÍfica a favor del presidente, que fue interrumpida mÁs tarde con un grupo de otros manifestantes en contra del mandatario que comenzaron a atacar a la policÍa. >>> han dejado claro que estÁn listos para una batalla legal y no se sabe cuando va a terminar el conteo de los votos, algunos estados han dicho que le podrÍa tomar hasta la prÓximo semana. todo lo que tengo por ahora, ivette machin, telemundo. >>> gracias ivette, los votantes aprobaron mayorÍamente la medida. oregon, washington y ohio. philadelphia, siguen contabilizando los votos, hasta el momento los electores, parecen favorecer el reemplazo de la comisiÓn asesora de policÍa de la ciudad. y en ohio, aprobaron una enmienda. que las cÁmaras corporales de los oficiales se den a conocer al pÚblico en caso de uso de fuerza policial que resulte en muerte o lesiones graves. >>> y damos seguimiento al caso de walter wallas junior que

out thing a reds wave, talking about the fact that republicans piked up seats in the house and looked poekeep the estimates. you would have to believe at the conspiracy theory only affected him because the down-ballot races went mnly in the republicans' way. he's touting the votes that he likes while telling people, on't county. me. these historic may have-in blooths, mostly went to joe bimedsen bec be same. may feel them investment and thd prt had been saying i want you to come in person. now he's in a situation where mail-in votes are zip coming - an continuesly coming in and favoring joe biledsen in that wa robert: some republicans have spoken out. >> there may be fralmons. we know that right now and for the be. to go outs and claim that withou nil evidence of that is -- is dangerous. >> the if the's allegations of large-scale fraud and theft of the election are not starkte i'm not atwar of noy significant wrongdoing. robert: sue, you talked about how the .comfeels like they're in a pretty good spot after tuesday because of those gains in the house and the senate is tight but will taky

poe or to me on the bus at us as mean older than us. and the same question, which we know sells ins of newborn babies were torn from their mothers and given away and forced adoption. i don't know there's a feeling element to this day. mothers still search for grown children. adults look in hope for their birth parents. we're going underground is the comparative success of different coronavirus responses takes center stage in saudi arabia at the 15th summit of the g. 20 representing most of the world economy coming up on the show. will any of the g 20 countries bring up the world's worst humanitarian crisis? yemen when they're hosted today by the saudi autocrats who bomb and blockade it backed up by u.k. arms. we speak to the man in the white, suitable custom martin bell, who is reported from war zones all over the world about the mainstream media blackout of a country facing the largest famine. the world has ever seen dispatches from the front line of nagorno-karabakh, with legendary journalist, peter oborne, all of them all coming up i

if it is just their command, i do not see at as being consistent with poe and holder that has look to whether there is a threat of possibility of enforcement. justice thomas: is that consistent with for example, our first amendment jurisprudence? even without a penalty, you could have a chilling effect? general mongan: i think there may be other legally cognizable theories of injury the on the type articulate a by the plaintiffs here, which is quickly focused on, i am complying in this command in a way that harms me. in this case, we are not in the first minute realm but the states have suggested there might be some theory of harm from the effects of third-party conduct. that might have been a viable theory but their problem is they have not established with evidence that is required on summary judgment that the amended 5000 a, which is entirely toothless, does inflict such a harm on them. justice thomas: are the parties here, the respondents here -- they are arguing as we have had in the first aca case, they are arguing this mandate in combination with the other provisions really cau

plans to maintain it as a karaoke business, and although he is applying for both the poe and -- until 2 a.m. daily, but he wanted to maintain the original licenses from the previous businessoner. there is a possibility of using the ehp license on friday and saturday nights, but this is to be determined in the future based on the business's needs. case tv box will not serve alcohol. you will see in the application there is consideration of serving boba tea and prepackaged food, but edmund has decided to suspend this until further notice and not have any food or beverages on site for patrons. he conducted neighborhood outreach and sent a copy of the letter included in your file to the 33 business owners in japantown mall where the business is located. additionally they collected 16 letters of support, which are also included in your file. there was no opposition to this permit, and northern station approves the permit with no added conditions. here to speak to you tonight is the new owner, edmund chang. >> edmund, if you want to unmute yourse yourself. >> okay, hi, everyone. >> hello? >

poe or me on the bus, at the system? you know what i notice? and i think ultimately, you know, thousands of newborn babies were torn from their mothers and given away and forced adoption. i don't know a lot about i was the 5th or my own role, but as a fellow mentor to this day, mothers still search for grown children while adults look in hope for their birth parents. welcome back to the kaiser report. i'm max keiser time now to go to march alone the o.g.a. bit calling minor down there in texas. marshall. welcome back. big max. thanks for having me. always a pleasure. all right, so we have some comments from the u.s. comptroller of the currency. had to get your feedback on this, he suggests that it is america's geo strategic interest to make sure american bitcoin miners control bitcoin mining rather than china, which he claims controls. 51 percent. ok. 1st of all destroying a control. 51 percent flat out. no. that used to be the case, it feels like this guy's living in 201415 against kind of weird seeing as how he used to work for coin base. ver

the republic of here in eastern russia meanwhile, has become the 1st from poe's another lockdown, closing restaurants, shopping centers, and places of mass gatherings for 2 weeks. we spoke with some of the country's top on the development of a vaccine. and when it could have an impact on the pandemic, stock markets and media, there are now 100 vaccines in the world yourself. the institute was the 1st which to quit. it had developed one, but this is very important. the vaccine was still unfinished. it was in the 3rd phase of testing, yet the president said that we have the vaccine. how come it's not the political it that we need? it is politics, not science. i can just comment about the scientific part. we had the opportunity for quicker development at that point that you take the virus out of a cell culture and clean it. and when you inject a person with it, the virus won't multiply. and you say that long term immunity is formed. how long and how strong the immunity is, is still the subject of study? it is still a question. yes, it is still in question. but antibodies develop the cell imm

the spread is ex poe nen shall and you accumulate cases more quickly than you're able to accommodateith the health care system. health care workers are exhausted. we've been at this for several months now. the feeling that our political leaders are not listening to us is extremely frustrating. >> i'm sure you're aware of the numbers. the u.s. broke its single day record with 148,000 new cases just one week after the u.s. recorded 100,000 cases for the first time and nearly double what we saw on november 1st. what's the biggest issue right now facing the u.s.'s response to the pandemic? what is it that makes you explain why the numbers are going up in this country? >> well, we know the way that spread happens. spread happens through clusters. when you have people that are socializing in a certain way where the virus spreads most efficiently, that includes indoor dining, gyms and gatherings at home, that propagates spread of the virus. we're now heading into a holiday season where you have people traveling across the country, meeting up with family members indoors and you can't regulat

-a student -- he was a student at the university of awe lend poe -- aleppo, and he took a class calledgovernment that transfixed him, that called him to fall in love with our system and make him want to come here and find out more about it. honestly, with the hopes that he could then return to syria and institute a similar system there. he was this brother driven by a sense of restlessness, a desire to wander, to explore and idealism. and so riyadh's story is a story of leaving home as a young man in search of, you know, chasing a certain kind of dream. the book tells the story of the ways this which that dream was complicated over the years and, you know with, perhaps, hopefully riyadh will get a chance to speak a bit about where he sees that dream today. but that is his story, the story of this kind of fraught relationship with the home of his birth and raqqa in syria and his new home. i say new, he's billion an american citizen for -- been an american citizen for more than two decades at this point. but this other place where he has now built a home. and then his younger brother bas

islands, edgar allan poe wrote in the stormy seas of the psyche, places of perfect security, freedom from all 3 strains could be enjoyed, tiny chasms where normal rules of conduct and normal systems don't apply, frequent locales for experimental communities including the original utopia on an island in his famous sixteenth century book. i will say that there are many things we can say about the community, it is a fascinating place and somewhat controversial but i wanted to talk about the bra, this guy, what was his draw? one of the things we need to understand is what apocalyptic times, in 1848 when strang was starting this colony and push it, this was the year of apocalyptic fevers in the united states and the world and i thought i would read about those and you see why the sea monster is here. strang described ominous signs including a series of revolutions in europe, the war in mexico and rising tensions between north and south, urging his followers to prepare for the end. let me warn you the time draws near, prophetic events are crowding close upon each other. strang's newspaper

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work imagine set programming where a super star where say patrick mahomes is going to be voted in as a poehimself in the game now the event will be broadcast across all major social media channels we are told the nfl is still working out details with long time partners abc and espn no financial terms discussed right now as of yet. but certainly this is another potentially powerful way for ea to market one of its marquee franchises. >> it's wild i love it. wonder whether there is any point in it. i guess they might be the best players on the turf during the season but are they as goods with, you know, a games console in their hand >> well, we are going to have to wait and see no hard date yet for this, wilf. but listen, the pro bowl typically attracts around 9 million viewers. you can imagine there are folks out there who want to watch patrick mahomes or aaron donald or any of the big names that get voted in face off. obviously you don't get the ticket sales but you have sponsorships actively involved names like verizon. >> kui don't know i feel like i would be better at the gaming football

poe need to have a handover that is as comprehensive and seamless as possible and while you're doing that, the current administration to continue to keep us safe. there isn't anything more fundamental when it comes to the federal government than keeping us safe from foreign adversaries and folks in the united states, domestic terrorism and others that may want to do harm. you need to have that kind of stability occurring at the same time you're doing the transition. so then to go in and fire people and to reshuffle and to create chaos creates a real danger for security in this country. and is completely unacceptable in my mind. >> and unlike the rest of us who can speculate about the whole thing, you're the ranking member on the homeland security committee. what do you have to think about? i imagine these moves make people like you and people in the military and the intelligence community have to think about was this a chess move or is this nothing? >> we don't know. tease what keeps us speck and i heard it in the opening of your segment here, is that this is just reckless. there's n

. >> exactly for you edgar allen poe fans, i'm in the house of usher. well done stephen. huge move. think you stay with it. >> wow three of the four traders say it's a buy stephen thank you for sharing that pitch we hope you will come back soon. the traders have voted you're turn are you buying stephen's fast pitch on bally's. the results at the end of the show up next, ev maker zooming higher today, you will hear from ceo who has big backers does riaivn. hoping to comeout king of the car market when i was in high school, this was the theater i came to quite often. the support we've had over the last few months has been amazing. it's not just a work environment. everyone here is family. if you are ready to open your heart and your home, check us out. we thought for sure that we were done. and this town said: not today. ♪ >>> welcome back to "fast money. private automaker rivian going big on green as competition in the race to electric heats up. let's get the details and rare interview with their ceo. >> we've talked a lot about electric pick up trucks will be huge year and half or t

mail, and, new two, good rx, as successful as they have been they have only 5 million memberser so poeonksly i have another army of consumers which are neglect. the descount card is not a big a negative because the hard retailers tonight do anything -- this -- this is a big surprise in the model here. in other words, we won't take a bunch of $100 transactions and turn them into $10 transactions. the big risk is can amazon share consumer behavior and move it to online like in other areas that's the big unknown and we'll do more work with our partner. i'm not so worry about the sharing side you have a hold on walgreens and buy on yfs. >> it's interesting to point out and that you havine the because amazon wouldn't -- >> this is clever. these are cigna's pharmacy network. they partner with significacign. this pbm cash card business is sort of health care 301. it's a little bit complicated and what amazon has done is they found a partner to build out the network and to provide the prices >> so let's spin this forward. how do you think this business evolves over the next couple of years ? a

. >> don, i made a note john poe desk to former chief of staff to obama, former chief of staff to presidentush, they made three points. they wrote something together. one is not having a good transition hinders economic recovery, slows down as terri said perhaps the distribution of a vaccine, and finally it raises a lot of national security issues. we've got to move on. and this is just -- it's hard for me to believe this is happening because, look, if you look at these election results in these states, pennsylvania, that's got to be somewhere between 50 and 100,000 victory. the same thing in michigan. these recounts and all these court challenges, they're not going to amount to anything. if i thought that they would, as you know, i would tell you i don't believe it. >> i know you would. >> we need to move on and get things going. keep things moving just like terri said. >> john, why is he doing it? what the heck, why is he doing this? and why is he dragging his supporters in it? why is he sending out mailers to raise money that can be used for his campaign and for a pac rather than going,

and poe 4r57land has seen its l daily cases and sweden.anization explained, poppy and what you just said, the places where restrictions have begun to get new cases under control but that takes time in terms of hospitalizations and, of course, death. >> melissa bell reporting for us in paris, thank you very much for that. s. >>> good morning, everyone. i'm poppy harlow. >> i'm jim sciutto. the nation just reported the most coronavirus deaths in a day in six months. and now this, the white house task force is warning of, quote, further deterioration that is putting the nation's health care system on the brink of disaster. that's coming from the white house task force. it comes as the trump administration is still refusing to share key information with the incoming president, biden transition team. one biden adviser warning it's, quote, setting us back. what that could mean when it comes to distributing piem vaccia potential vaccine. >> and as the president-elect biden's tries to move forward, a major political stunt almost in the middle of t

president trump won there in 2016, and won big, put the poes have shown things being extremely close. there's another look at the results. 19% reporting, 53% to 46 in favor of joe biden. again, a reminder, this is the likely many of those mail-in votes, and those early votes that came in. as we start to see some of those in person votes from today, being counted, we will likely see the numbers shift in president trump's favor. how much they shift, that is certainly what we are watching, and, tramping, in addition to the states you named, again, that blue wall that president trump broke down in 2016, michigan, wisconsin, pennsylvania, those are all key for both campaigns to win. >> can we tell at all from the early voting, the early voting has set records across the country. can we tell at all from the early voting, would that be more democratic, or more republican in >> so i think based on the polls and based on what we are hearing on the ground, it was more democrats that were getting to the polls sooner, filling out their mail-in ballot here in california. every registered voter got

especially in a poe of laterized country -- polarized country like this. know there's a lot of folks who supported the current president, almost everyone in your neighborhood and your church and your facebook circle of friends feels the same way to where it's very hard to believe or accept that he's not popular in the same way that four years ago i had a lot of liberal friends wh couldn't believe, --o couldn't believe that donald trump had the support of more than a quarter of the country, let alone almost half as he proved to do. the simple reality is that president trump has never had the support of the majority of the american people. and this is the reality of where america is and where the election results are. you know, in terms of the popular vote it wasn't even close. in terms of the electoral college vote, the results are clear. and the best thing we have going for us no matter what this president says or does, whether in the last days of this presidency he rises to his responsibility or not. we know this much. which is there is a strong will amon

of pressure that he's been under since election day really to kind of get in line and talk about the poe continuingal that fraud actually is the only reason that joe biden could have won georgia, and raffensperger didn't want to do that. he's been trying to keep his head down and trying to support the local election officials who are the ones with the power to count the vote, canvass the reports, certify them county by county by county. i think it took a turn for the personal for brad raffensperger in a couple of ways. first of all, he has been called, you know, a rino, republican in name only, a congressman from georgia has said that he's capitulated to the democrats by not talking about fraud, and then his wife and he both received death threats over text messaging in the past several days. and i think he really hit a breaking point where he want going to stay quiet anymore. >> the republican congressman doug collins who has sort of unsuccessfully ran in that senate runoff for kelly loeffler's seat has been appointed as the trump campaign field general down in florida. you know, he's b

poland and hungary rescue package of poe's measures e.u. funding to respect the rule of law from flying travel chaos, research to say they've successfully technology to stop the identify drug trouble. i'm welcome to the program. we begin with another promising breakthrough in the race for a vaccine against covered 19 following a large scale trial. the u.s. pharmaceutical company mcdonough says its experimental vaccine is 94.5 percent effective. a similar to the results of another being developed by pfizer tech, but expects to have enough safety data for u.s. regulators to approve a rollout the vaccine this year. it's nearly as since china raise the alarm about a novel current virus with the 1st class dissented in one of lou hands wet markets over 54000000 cases, and more than a 1000000 deaths related to the well to seeing it. 2nd vial of hope in the form of madonna's kovac 1000 vaccine. this woman is one of $30000.00 volunteers taking part in the vaccine trials, according to in term results as almost 95 percent effectiveness against illness

. >> ase mentioned at the beginning you have an interesting -- author, poe and programmer.uspect the venn diagram, you barely touched circles, but does that set of skill help you maybe see out at some binder set otherwise might help,hat do you think? .. philosophy of mind takes one angle on the question and ai answers it in a different way by trying to actually make it . >> broadly speaking, it's been a question for 2500 years of western philosophy what it means to be human, what makes us unique and special in the space and aristotle, descartes and so forth have answered that question by comparing ourselves to animals and i think there's never been a more interesting concept to be thinking aboutthis area because now we have a completely new standard of comparison . a totally different set of answers. so aristotle and descartes and a society that analytical delivery reasoning is at its core of what it means to be human because that's what monkeys can't do. >> i don't think anyone thinks that analytical reasoning is the seat of the humanexperience . it's more about imaginatio

we were looking at philadelphia, poe moments ago. now, we're back to washington. including the streets of delaware, which are typically quiet on a saturday afternoon, to mark this thing that has happened. >> this is a remarkable moment and i have been getting flooded with texts and phone calls from people just expressing their joy, their relief, at the moment that the different networks called the election for joe biden. there were cars honking, people yelling, cowbells ringing in my neighborhood. and you're right, delaware's normally a fairly quiet place. there's going to be fireworks and celebration down at our riverfront tonight because 75 million americans, a record number, have voted for someone who has put a decency over division, truth over lies and science over fiction. we are, also, celebrating an amazing moment of history, in that, alongside joe biden, kamala harris will be our next vice president. someone who is, not just a black woman but, also, the daughter of immigrants, a remarkable colleague in the senate. bringing great gifts and talents to the se

they don't want him lashing out at them, too, because of that poe potent base. but, i will tell you, anderson, you know, one of the things that stands out as we move forward here, is just how long the president thinks he can do this. how long he thinks he can last in all of this. because at some point -- and it may not be people independen th republican party. it may just be these court cases falling flat on their face. the reality of the recounts that are going to be happening in states like georgia. he is going to have to endure essentially losing this election, all over again. which is something i'm told by some advisers is a prospect they just don't want to see. they think that's further humiliation, further embarrassment for the president. and reminding everybody out there that he lost this election, something he doesn't want to repeat. >> yeah, go ahead, gloria. >> anderson, i think, with donald trump, he always has to be the hero of his own story. and so, what i think we're watching play out is him trying to formulate how he becomes that hero. and, is it

if vice president biden who now has a naird, poe l manages to pull it off the first democrat to carry the state since 1992. where -- lisa: if you look at a map of georgia you can see what's ening there is similar to what's happening in pennsylvania. and we want to talk specically about what put vice president biden over the top in this state as well incredibly narrow margin. about 1,500 votes right now a we don't know where we'll end. but right up around athens i for one county, cl county. s it is so small, you really almost can't see it. it's rig in here. clayton county is the second. there it is. at is the third smalles county in the state of georgia. but it put joe biden over the top with that percentage. this is where congressman john lewis represented. it is a mority black county. and that percentage and the black turnout in at county helped put vice president biden over the top in georgia today. amna: and georgia home to the two senate races and the senate balance of power is very much in question. if we look at where that stands right now, lisa, what does that show us? coming u

so i think we we are sending poe into situations where they have no business dealing with.i also think that we have overmilitarized our police departments. there is no reason why police departments have armored vehicl and these assault weapons that are used in war, bayonets in some police departments. there's no reason why, you kno the police departments have he budgets for settlements because they're not, because or they are killing black and brown peoe as opposed to having in their budgets must be for training -- money for training, bias training, how to, you know, deescalate. so there's a problem with training and resoues that doesn't seem to be fixed ever. and, you know, i also think that we need moreeople of color that are not only enrolled in police academies, but are also elevated into positions of, supervisory positions so that th can teach lower level police officers how eectively police i communities of color. >> so you think that weeed to just, as peopl say, reimagine policing in this cntry because we've gotten used to it being a certain i way, and we tnk that, w

there was a real culprit, the nazi, the ss, the guess stap poe. in japan there was no equivalent of the nazi party, there was no hitler, there was no holocaust, in fact, even though there was enormous -- a huge -- enormous amount of killing, in china in particular, but also in southeast asia, but there was no deliberate systematic attempt to exterminate an entire people so there had to be another explanation. in japan the explanation was precisely -- it was a variant of prussianism. it was the spirit, the militarism, there was something deeply rotten about japanese culture. in germany you could de-nazify and revive the best of german culture, the belief of ignorant allies after the world war, there is something so rotten about japanese culture there is something feudalistic, but the whole culture has to be turned upside down. so kabuki plays had to be banned, anything to do with feudalism. they had to be re-educated in a very fundamental way. there were comical instances. there was one man from a u.s. army officer who was in charge of a town somew

steve: these are pumpkin spice mashed poe today toes and just -- potatoes and just put in some pumpkinull immediate family -- kill immediate family, this is an heirloom. brian: yes. this is really good, and we always have it, and my aunt kathy is taking over for my mother. steve: and it's so easy because she uses a pre-made crust. the doocys now have that. there you go. it looks just like that. and, ainsley, this is your grandma's signature -- ainsley: yeah, her dressing. we call it dressing because we don't actually stuff the turkey. we like it next to our turkey, and we put gravy over the top of it, and it's delicious. and we put some cranberries next to it. we mix them all together and eat them in one bite. steve: now, what we do in our house in addition to having the pies, and we normally have the special ritz cracker crust peanut butter pie, dig in -- ainsley: i can taste it? steve: this is beautiful, this is a great dessert. this is one of the favorites, i got it from one of the guys here at work. this is called the pavlova, and essentially, it's a beautiful meringue that is topp

poe cab will vote aye on h.r. 4611. the speaker pro tempore: for what purpose does the gentleman from new york seek recognition? >> as the member designated by representative lowey, pursuant to house resolution 965, i inform the house that representative lowey will vote aye on h.r. 4611. the speaker pro tempore: for what purpose does the gentlewoman seek recognition? >> as the member designated by representive roybal-allard, pursuant to house resolution 965, i inform the house that representative roybal al laffered will vote aye on h.r. 4611. -- representative roybal-allard will vote aye on h.r. 4611. the speaker pro tempore: for what purpose does the gentleman from virginia seek recognition? >> as the member designated by ms. titus of nevada, pursuant to house resolution 965, i inform the house that ms. titus will vote yes on h.r. 4611. the speaker pro tempore: for what purpose does the gentleman from maine seek recognition? >> mr. speaker, as the member designated by mr. rose, pursuant to house resolution 965, i infor

. >>> and arthur blank, cofounder of home tee poe, owns the atlanta falcons and atlanta mls team as well let's focus first on the stories we are watching today. mike santoli is tracking the market action into the close meg tirrell has a vaccine update and phil lebeau has an update on nikola, that stock down-020% today. mike santoli first to you and the markets. >> a mild shake of the tree. indexes backing off. some of the stuff that was up the most this month is down the most today seems like a little bit of trimming there are probably unbalanced portfolios there you have -- we are roughly capped we were a little bit higher than we were right there. capped at where we have three weeks ago. every monday for the last four we have had encouraging vaccine news the market has taken it well if we back off from here you are going to hear talk that it was maybe a failed breakout, needs to rest. we are not there yet though. we have to wait and see. look at the risk appetite plays on a month to date basis and how they performed recently. here you have the ipo etf. that hasn't stopped. it is up les

mayor breed and san jose mayor ricardo have had a joint statement oh, poeing the mandate -- opposinghe mandate and our legislators have signed a letter expressing their concern with the strategy as well. i look forward to sharing the resolution with you at next week's meeting. thank you. >> it's actually -- commissioner ronen, i'm happy to put that on the agenda. i think that -- i don't want to predispose this matter but we're of similar minds. there's no meeting next week but there will be one in november. and we can put it on there, hopefully it won't be too late. wait, one next week? >> yes, there is, next tuesday. >> i kind of thought that in my briefing last week, which was exactly today's meeting was already a meeting. my bad. so there is a meeting next week. so with that, we will accommodate that and perhaps given timing it will be a one read emergency item. with that if there's no other introductions or new business, is there any general public comment on items that are not on today's agenda? >> yes, there are two callers. >> first speaker, please. >> clerk: hello, caller, yo

i think that follows from this holder, and in poe, american booksellers that it is not enough to say i am injured by complying with the law, you have to show threat of enforcement. here of course congress eliminated the only enforcement mechanism in 5000 day. justice thomas: thank you. putting the chief justice's question in today's terms, i assume that in most places there is no penalty for wearing a face mask, or a mask during covid. of, there is some degree opprobrium if someone does not wear it in certain settings. what if someone violates that command in similar terms to the mandate here, but no penalty, what they have standing to challenge the mandate to wear a mask? mr. mongan: your honor, i think under this court's cases, the question comes down to whether it there is a real threat of enforcement. if it is just a command, i do not think -- see how that would be consistent with cases like cohen holder of looked not just to the question of whether it is a command, but whether there is a threat or possibility of enforcement. justice thomas: is that consistent with our first amen

now one of the narratives for the markets right now with the election increasingly shaping up to be poe lngsly a biden win and republicans holding the senate and therefore not the trillions and trillions of dollars of stimulus the economy and the markets may need. >> i think chair powell was asked that question directly, and he avoided is, which is probably the correct thing the do i think the answer we all know is yes, they will do what it takes and they will bring in more monetary stimulus if they believe that the fiscal side is not living up to expectations. i think -- it is clear that's his answer it is clear they believe they have more ammunition i believe they have more ammunition i think there are many market participants that don't necessarily but we have a small balance sheet as a percentage of gdp compared to many other developed countries. we can do more with the purchases, we can move in a lot of directions with the mutuals and the funding. sara and paul were right he did a great job as a statesman. and he is right no not saying anything we are waiting until the end of the y

home deowe poe set to report next week. energy sector is jumping up 15% on the week the u.s. continues to set the wrong kind of record when it comes to the coronavirus adding more than 150,000 new cases on thursday alone president trump is expected to give an update on operation warp speed in just about an hour. we will take it for you live 59 minutes left to go in what has been wilfred a wild week of trading of one that is higher. >> higher for the week higher today as well up 1.3% on the dow coming up on today's show we will speak with chicago mayor lorie light about her lockdown advisory and the potential economic fallout as cases surge in the state of illinois plus it has been a big welcome back for the bank stocks with the kbw bank stocks up 10% the ceo of kbw will join us to discuss whether there is more upside ahead for the sector. first the big stories. mike santoli is tracking the market meg tirrells that latest on treelts and vaccines as we await an update from the president and steve liesman is looking at the impact of the coronavirus surgeon the economy. >>> mike,