senator reverend raphael warnock. and music from jennie. with cleto and the cletones. and now, jimmy kimmel! [ cheers and applause ] ♪ >> jimmy: hi, everybody. welcome. [ cheers and applause ] very nice, thank you. i'm jimmy. i'm the host. thank you for watching. thank you for joining us here on another crazy day in the united states. you know, we get a lot of people watching this show on youtube from around the world. and for those who are watching from another country right now, please come help us. [ laughter ] there's a big hole in the ship and it's sinking, and can you feel the general election anxiety? it's in the air. it's in our bones. election day is three weeks from today. we only have two tuesdays left before we pick a new president. we keep hearing that this is the most important election of our lives. and it is the most important election of our lives because we have the most ridiculous major candidate of our lives. case in point, donald trump just did a podcast with a group of guys, four young bros who don't know that the words wary and weary mean differe

senator raphael warnock walking out on stage right now everyone is here with me here as we get ready for this appearance. and bakari is priscilla's reporting. we are just minutes away from former president obama taking the stage alongside kamala harris and you say that this moment, if they'll actually be together at the same time on the same stage is huge for the campaign. how come well, i mean the campaign and like many campaigns around this time has been in gotv probably since the debate and so right, what you're trying to do is make sure you get voters from the pews. >> you get voters from the beds, from the couches, from their workplace. you're trying to get them to the voting booth and so when you have star power tonight, i mean, you can't even sleep on raphael warnock, but bruce springsteen, when you have barak obama, when you have this litany of celebrities who are coming out urging you to go out to vote that energy he is palpable and we know and we've seen it before that you can win georgia, the person who's won georgia in recent history the most has been somebody like raphae

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had jon ossoff, you had raphael warnock. you've had raphael warnock. it feels like he's run every other month. you've had raphael warnock and then you had joe biden. when is well and so that boat listen early votes traditionally bode well for democrat, i, you know, i think this is kind speculation, but it does kind of seem to me that voters, they understand the dynamics here and they want to cast a vote in a way that they know is not going to slow down the process. it's going to definitely be counted when they want it to be counted. that's probably why they're voting early as opposed to by mail as well. >> abby, i just got off the bus. i spent three days in north carolina on the trump 47 bus and i got to share with you the enthusiasm is off the charts. wilmington all charlotte, gastonia, all over the state of north carolina and the message has been very, very clear get out vote early, get out and vote on the first day that you're available. why? >> so we know we can take you off the volt the rolls because money tight on our

had jon ossoff, you had raphael warnock.had raphael warnock. it feels like he's run every other month. you've had raphael warnock and then you had joe biden when as well. and so that boat listen early believe votes traditionally bode well for democrats, i you know, i think this is kind of speculation, but it does kind of seem to me that voters, they understand the dynamics here and they want to cast a vote in a way that they know is not going to slow down the process. it's going to definitely be counted when they want it to be counted. and that's probably why they're voting early as opposed to buy it male as well. >> you just got off the bus? i spent three days in north carolina on the trump 47 bus and i got to share with you the enthusiasm is off the charts. wilmington. all charlotte, gastonia, all over the state of north carolina and the message has been very, very clear get out and vote early, get out and vote on the first day that you are available. why? >> so we know we can take you off the volt, the rolls because money

. >> more bearable absolutely tragic raphael romo is joining us now with more details on which direction does this investigation go? >> is it an issue of, you know, that gangway being compromised by erosion or something else. >> there are many things that officials are looking at but it seems like structural integrity may be the main focus for the time being, although still too early to tell with certainty what happened there and officials believe the cause of the gangway collapse could have been with the commission of the georgia department of natural resources. described as catastrophic failure of the structure, the gangway collapse shortly before 40 in the afternoon noon on saturday as crowds gathered on sapelo island, are celebration of the gullah geechee community of black slave descendants. according to walter raven, the commissioner of the georgia department of natural resources, the gangway gangway that led from the dock to the fairy collapse when 40 people we're on it, 20 of those people ended up in the water and tragically seven died, including charles houston, who served as ch

here with me now raphael warnock. thank you so much for being here. i really appreciate it so early voting is starting in your state of georgia in just two days. recent polls are all over the map there showing everything from trump up six points to harris leading by two. you have ron for tough races in georgia in the last four years and you won where do you think this race stands right now well, good morning, dana. >> happy sunday morning. it's great to be here with you. look, who's counting, but actually i've won five reasons in georgia and so listen, my race was tight this race is going to be tight all the way to the end. and i think the important thing is that kamala harris and tim walz keep doing what they're doing, and that is the center the concerns of ordinary people. here's the contrast that the people of georgia have in front of them, they have one candidate who's focused on their needs ensuring that we continue to lower the costs for folks on everyday goods that one who was capped the cost of insulin and other prescription drugs. who passed

raphael warnock is a senator today because of the turnout in south georgia and you know it. in jon ossoff, you made his career -- and jon ossoff. you made his career. all the other votes are important. but look, there are seven swing states that are going to determine the outcome of this election and it's disgusting and hard to understand, but they're all tight as a tick. and if you show up as you did in 2020, we will carry georgia. and if you don't, we probably will not. you know it, i know it. don't feel the pressure. just go out and empower people. there is what i want you to know. the congressman said some nice things, but we did set an eight year record for jobs in america. we did have the only period since before world war ii when the bottom 20% of the electorate in income had their income go up in percentage terms even more than the top 20%. that did not happen. everybody said, oh, inequality was getting worse. it was except in the when you 1990's let me have a chance to build the economy from the bottom up and the middle out. now, since president biden and kamala har

was on the right track, the commander of our brigade, he says, well then build a church, so father raphaele to me, give me a drawing, give me a plan, well, we worked with him for a week, we probably drew out a church, so that the foundation would it was there in the form of a cross, all the calculations were done. i am the commander of the engineering and technical battalion, in general , all our battalions are highly specialized, that is, each battalion carries out its own engineering task, it is we who are mainly engaged in fortification, camouflage, provision of troops with control points with electricity, water, these are all our tasks, it is important, very important work and how great it is that you were able to find the time and energy, well, another idea appeared, to build a temple, to which now not only the priest, oleg, but also others, the clergy, and not just one, sometimes it really helps to raise the spirit of our fighters, let's look at a story about this. i spent most of my life in this temple, i was converted to the church, the choir, where i sang on weekdays, after the ch

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information that's getting out it's still major mean uh what we know is hazbullah again today they hit raphaele the most popular also example. that not only are they hitting the uh basically zinis, they're also hitting american warships and america being the main source of this, this genocide and all of this terrorist attacks, all right, stay with me, mari, i'm going to cross over to find out the latest of what has been happening inside of lebanon, talking to our correspondent mariam sal uh standing by in beirut, mariam, thanks so much for being with us, well please fill us in on the latest situation. taking place, well it uh, we uh, there's a lot of developments of course, but the most significant development might be, i'm sure that you have been looking closely at what is happening deep in the heart of the center of the israeli regime, and that is considered very significant on various points, and i would like to talk about the statement of hisb when they first launched. uh the attack and they said that they use the fagu hore rockets uh we have previously like we said this is definitely goin

. >> and of course, democratic star power out there, center raphael warnock walking out on stage right now. everyone is here with me here as we get ready for this appearance and bacardi is priscilla's reporting. we are just minutes away from foreign president obama taking the stage alongside kamala harris and you say that this moment, the faster they'll actually be together at the same time on the same stage is huge for the campaign. >> how come? >> well, i mean, the campaign and like many campaigns around this time has been in geo tv probably since the debate in so right. what you're trying to do is make sure you get voters from the pews. you're good voters from the beds, from the couches, from their workplace. you're trying to get them to the voting booth. and so when you have star power tonight on, you can't even asleep on rafi award not but bruce springsteen, when you have barackobama, when you have this litany of celebrities who are coming out urging you to go out to vote that energy is palpable. and we know, and we've seen it before that you can win georgia, the person who's won

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georgia senator reverend raphael warnock is next and he blocked both campaigns. court black male voters gone through the roof would black men, he's not looking out for you, is there support for democrats slipping south carolina congressman james clyburn joins me exclusively plus aftermath, president biden visits florida after deadly hurricane milton ripped a trail of destruction across the state. >> what's next for the battered region? florida congressman byron donalds will be here washington where the state of our union is watching a nail-biter. we are 23 days from a presidential election that is essentially tie. the question now, which candidate can convince more of that crucial slice of undecided voters to turn out we're getting more details every day about why this race is so close. new polling shows donald trump falling further behind with women while some black and hispanic voters drift away from democrats both trump and vice president kamala harris are trying to shore up that support this week. cnn has learned that harris her campaign is set to roll out ne

the beginning of the confrontation uh the latest round of confrontation with of course against the raphaellso used in order to manufacture weapons for the israelis, which they really boast about, they consider that is one of the major industries for the israeli regime, the manufacturing of weapons of explosives of armored vehicles and so on, which also proves that this is a regime based on only war. and destruction and killing, we also have a statement from stressing that they have been able to detonate at least four explosive devices um in areas where there are soldiers or attempted incursions of the elite forces and here we're no longer talking about the normal forces, there are also other units and other divisions that have been brought in from ghaza to south lebanon to engage with hisbolah fighters and these were the force of... are expected to be very high ranking and very much ready and prepared for arm to arm combat, face to face combat uh evidently they are not ready for that type of sorry to cut you off mariam, but i do have a question, we have seen this play out before, this is n

the campaign with raphael warnock was a full term in 2022, his campaign was putting out messages to a variety of languages other than english or spanish and some of the asian languages. i think we will see more of that for both democrats and republicans were running statewide they try to reach the diverse communities. >> professor, we talked a little bit about this with our last guest when itgu comes to the process of voting itself, how would you describe your comfort level of what you are seeing as far as the accuracy of voting as early voting has started and with electioncc day? >> the large number of georgians have already voted that indicates many, many georgians are feeling quite comfortable. youbl will still find georgians that will say no, they do not believe the vote can be legitimately counted unless you show up on electionnt day. but this year unlike 2022 certainly 2020 both the republican party and donald trump himself is saying is safe to go and vote on early voting or even absentee. now, we have had through saturday 1.3 million my guess is we are well above 1.4 million. i

>>>>raphael brenner is a counterterrorism analyst for the bay area jewish federation, which oversees security for jewish institutions in northern california. he says the recent attack by iran on israel has only heightened concerns, adding a new layer of unpredictability to an already precarious situation. >>>>we're living under this sense of when something's going to happen next, and the key thing for us to do is prepare so that we're not thinking about it every minute of the day. but we've done our preparation. blessed are you, god, who spreads the shelter >>>>of peace. for rabbi blum, it's about reminding people that even amidst all the sorrow and fear, there is at least one silver lining. >>>>it really has brought our community >>>>together. right die, die die die. now he hopes his sermon strikes the right chord, keeping congregants hearts wide open. and the doors firmly closed >anne>coming up at 430. we're talking live with the ceo of the jewish community relations council of the bay area about marking one year since the attacks. that conversation and a lot more coming up at 430.

so raphael, you were there, you saw the damage firsthand in north carolina. what are you hearing now about the reopening plans? >> hi, rahel. well, what we have learned from local school officials is that this is not going to be quite back to normal, but a slow, gradual reopening process that takes into account the fact that this is a community that is still recovering from an unprecedented natural disaster in the city of asheville, classes resume monday, but on a modified schedule and no after we'll programs asheville city school superintendent maggie furman told cnn this morning that none of the schools were damaged in the storm and all have power internet, and running water. asheville is in buncombe county, but operates an independent city school system. buncombe county students went back to school friday schools are on a two-hour delay and drinks and clean water is being delivered. it just as asheville schools are doing because what's coming out of the pipes is not yet safe for drinking now, north carolina governor roy cooper reminded people over the week

. - the 1980s was all about "the sally jessy raphael show."ay. be safe out there, drew, chris, or tonya. - up next, we're gonna discuss the dangers of brothers who aren't friends. [audience murmuring] - [gasps] - distant siblings today, crackheads and murderers tomorrow. - why aren't you and drew going to school together? - uh, we don't really hang out there. [funky music] [laughter] - what? y'all ain't friends at school? do you want him to be a crackhead murderer? - no? - you and your brother should be inseparable, like best friends. - [sighs] - i don't want him ending up in the wrong crowd. you better stick to each other like cain and abel. - she just read "the bible for dummies." why? drew's friends are harmless. most of them belong to a dojo. - dojo one day, white blow the next. it's your job to look out for him. and if you don't, you're gonna have to look out for this. [suspenseful musical sting] [upbeat hip-hop music] - [panting] drew! wait. wouldn't it be fun if you rode the bus today with me? please? - mm, okay, sure. go on without me.

of the first waves of hezbolah uh retaliatory strikes on israel on the uh david air base and the raphael of course there is no rocket and living rooms across the south the other thing is you know they give this impression that the south is um fully shi sorry, not shia, right, lebody shia, who support hizballah, where that's not the case, the south is peppered with christian villages, um, and many in which shiah and christians live together and have done so for for for centuries, you know, so this is now, now what he said about them, the israelies borning people in the south to becate their holes, we're now hearing that they catficate their holes because the israelies are bombing the... only roadways out, okay, out nortward, so they're they're look, they're looking to kill as many civilians as possible, that's very clear, first this this notion, this narrative that every civilian is hiding rockets in their home, and secondly, if they want to leave they cap because they're going to be kit on the roads, yeah, and this is just a relay of everything that they did in gaza, they bombed torling

at one of them, we did see george's senator raphael warnock who really didn't mince words about this specific issue. he told a congregation, quote, this talk about black men voting for the other, he said i don't believe it. he said the real threat is not trump, but not showing up. he had the men in the congregation there stand up and chant, quote, real men vote. >> thank you so much from atlanta. that's where nbc embed julie frankel is joining us ahead of a trump town hall later today. let's talk about donald trump's visit to a mcdonald's there. how did it go? >> yeah, alex. the former president wrapping up a visit to the a mcdonald's here in battleground pennsylvania. this is something that he has been talking about on the campaign trail for weeks now. not only teasing this visit, but accusing vice president kamala harris without evidence of never having worked at a mcdonald's years ago. as she said she did. is now also claiming that with this visit, he is now worked at a mcdonald's for 15 more minutes than harris ever did. i want you to hear what else he said after that stop. take

we appreciate your time right now on jimmy kimmel, trevor noah and senator raphael warnock. >> have adgers made a run. we will see. okay. coming up amazon's new perk for its prime members. >> plus mcdonald's is hit with its first lawsuit over that e coli outbreak across ten states. >> and later, a name change for goldfish crackers. what you're watching world news now morgan. with so many mesothelioma lawyers on

have of course explosive factories uh the the primary location which was targeted previously is the raphael uh compound uh which is industrial compound that is basically focused on manufacturing weapons and uh explosives and so on. and rockets that are used by the israelis, even in some cases they are used to to to export, for example, also some weapons, as you know, the israelis have a pride and joy in their war machines and their war games of course, and this is why hazballah went directly to targeting that. now we have also a direct attack on the uh the atlanta base, which is a another industrial, military industrial facility, uh also very significant that hazbollah targets that area, we noticed how hazbollah began uh with their wave of retaliations, after the assassinations, focusing lot much on the military bases that are the source perhaps of that military, the military airports, the manufacturing of weapons, in addition to the many bases that you have planted all over the north of occupied palestine. thank you.

raphael have been standing in line for over an hour on polling sites hearing vnet county and other locations across the state of georgia burnett county is not only the most ethnically diverse in the entire state of georgia, but it has also had a great population growth in the last few years, surpassing the one million mark over the summer, president biden carried when it county and 2020 and it is in counties like this one in battleground states like georgia, where the 2020 four election may be decided people are very motivated by friday voters had already cast more than 1 million ballots here in georgia this is early voting started tuesday, some poll workers say they had never seen this level of interest from voters in our working extra hard to make sure the process this one smoothly, given the unprecedented number of people voting early yesterday, was the highest voter count i've ever had in my career with elections. >> i worked my legs off we had over 1,200 voters here in 12 hours some voters are motivated by how convenient it is to find a time when the lines are not too long and cast a ba

responding to requests by raphael mandelman's office to maintain those dots, stating that they were beinginappropriately and that they were not intended for the purposes of stopping skateboarding or slowing traffic on dolores street, and that they were hesitant to continue maintaining them despite the fact that they were insisted upon by raphael mandelman. so i just want to make sure that these sorts of things don't get overlooked in the press clippings, as there is journalism being done, citing public works authority being overridden by political interests on behalf of district eight. thank you. thank you. and sfgovtv, do we have any callers at this time? and they are indicating that we do not. so that concludes public comment on item one. thank you. please call the next item on the agenda. item two is general public comment, which is for topics under the commission's mandate but not related to a specific item on today's agenda. and members of the public who wish to make three minutes of general public comment in person may again line up against the wall for this from the door. and if co

yes, gnyazdilov, what kind of joke are you, what are you joking about, here you go, it's written, raphael, how bad everything is, yes, not very good, everything is turned upside down gnome, they were obviously looking for something, so it was a robbery, and why not a wood grouse, did the killer kill the dude? what did you take as a souvenir ? there are shell casings on the floor. a professional wouldn't have left them. oh, lenka, these are all your erotic fantasies. bite your tongue. what, bite your tongue? there are no witnesses, no description of the killers. the wood grouse had two, a fat one and a thin one. one taller, the other shorter, both in black. they arrived in a black car. such a scare, storyteller, i can't, you also tell me what you figured out from the footprints on the stairwell, no, why was there just surveillance cameras in the store opposite, i was just about to go there after inspecting the apartment, what is it, what do you need, what does he want, i don't need anything, he just says that you are a liar, you yourself are a liar, i always tell the truth, i don't underst

. >> raphael is a counterterroris m analyst for the bay area jewish federation that oversees security for jewish institutions in northern california. he says the recent attack by iran on israel is only heightened concerns, adding a new layer of unpredictability to an already precarious situation. >> we are living under the sense of when will something happen next? we are not thinking about it every minute of the day but we have done our preparation. >> for rabbi bloom it is about reminding people that even amidst all the sorrow and fear there is at least one silver lining. >> it really has brought our community together. now he hopes that the service strikes the record, keeping congregants fully closed. >> you can stay up-to-date with the very latest happening in the middle east as well as other remembrances across the bay area to mark october 7th, the information is on arab website, kpix.com and the cbs news app. >>> we are mindful of thousands of troops in the middle east trying to keep the peace. we are grateful to have some of those troops here for fleet week to represent what the

we will hear from mary daly and adriana kugler and raphael bostic. the nasdaq now less than 1% off its all-time high from july. the mag seven and nvidia with the all-time highs. let's bring in erin gibbs with gibbs management. great to see you. >> good morning. >> erin, i want to get to your word of the day. it is tied to the magnificent seven names. >> my word of the day is nuclear. this is all about what the resources we need for the nuclear plants. meaning uranium. that's how i'm playing the many headlines this have been hitting about nuclear programs coming on. >> you have two picks for us to play in the space. we had somebody with the under the radar name. one is etf ticker urf. the other is urnn. i have to say, both are underperforming the market year to date. the last one is actually in the red or fragsctionally higher of that news. i feel all year long, we are talking about the increased need for energy and power data centers and the whole a.i. trade. >> right. a few things will push these stocks up on a longer-term trend and really help with

jonathan: raphael bostic is an interesting fed speaker to watch.regions. regional fed presidents oversee different impact for the hurricanes. raphael bostic is sitting right on top of that story right now in the southeast. lisa: a tricky issue of how much the jobs picture is going to be clouded by some of the hurricane influences. we saw that with the jobless claims potentially. what this does to gdp. ultimately, you end up seeing typically growth fall off a bit in those regions. then search as every thing has to get rebuilt. how do you price that it is a fed official when you try to strip out noise and incredibly data dependent? you don't have a clear longer-term outlook. jonathan: no visibility on the election or with the policy looks like in and 25 and beyond. -- 2025 and beyond. donald trump pledging to meet interest payments tax-deductible in a speech at the detroit economic club. he's down to renegotiate a trade deal to prevent chinese cars made in mexico from being sold in the united states. we have to separate two things. the policy and why

the fed president raphael bostic suggested he would be happy to forego a rate cut in november if theumbers supported it. bostic describing choppiness in recent data as a reason to pause at next month's meeting, but said he could see a case to cut rates in the two remaining fmoc meetings this year. the voting member adding he had pencilled in one more 25-basis point cut for the year. speaking to cnbc, chicago fed president, austan goolsbee, a non voting member this year, says the fmoc needs to remember its dual mandate. >> we have gone through a long period where we had almost exclusive attention to the mandate. we had to. inflation was way higher than the target and the job market was white hot and extremely strong. we've shifted now to a more normal environment with a balanced risk environment where we have to think about both sides of the mandate. >> for insight and analysis, we turn to cio for equities at m & g investment. welcome to the program. you heard from top fed officials talking about the overall impact of the cpi print. what's your view? does it justify a fed pause now? >

we get fed speeches from raphael bostic and lisa cook. >>> let's get another check of the futures anding off another month and q4. the nasdaq turning positive a moment ago. it is positive right now. the dow would open 140 points lower. the s&p lower. for more, let's bring in victoria green of g squared private wealth. vicki, good morning. >> good morning, frank. >> vicki, what is your wex word of the day? >> my word of the day is blinders. you put blinders on race horses so they stayfocused. don't get distracted by the fact there is a bunch coming at you over the next 45 days. focus on earnings and economic data. put your blinders on. volume will ratchet up. >> vicki, it may be easier said than done. we have noise today. the east and gulfport strike. >> if this is a week long strike, that would take about a month and a half to undo the bac backlog. they are a little bit close. 77% raise versus 50% raise. they are hoping to do this quickly. a lot of retailers are pulling for import. retailers seem confident from costco to walmart thatinventory. if the supply chain is disrupted for a lo

you i received strong support, identical to the african american gentleman on the ticket with me, raphael warnock. i encourage us not to over read into this moment. her willingness to speak to a community is a sign of respect. the fact there is weakness or softness in the numbers doesn't mean that is how election day will show up. it's saying this is a population that needs to hear more and she's responding to that need by answering the call and putting out an agenda and saying, here i am, ask me questions. i am ready to serve your. >> what happens on election day is a most important thing. we have talked about sexism before which is alive and well. i read the transcript because i learned so much from you about voter suppression, about what we should be watching. you have this new podcast with crooked media and i recommend it highly for anyone who wants to learn and be prepared. you have been sounding the alarm for years and you noted there been 291 restrictive bills introduced across the country related to voting. one of the states is your home state of georgia. the georgia state electio

. >> yesterday, we heard from raphael bostic saying he was okay with the pause.n your mind, if we do get that pause, what does that do to the markets? does it impact certain sectors or does it hit the market more broadly? >> well, i think it hits the markets broadly. i will say we're about to get bank earnings. the banks have been suffering under this, you know, inverted yield curve that feels like it's been going on forever. we are starting to see that unwind. a slightly better outlook on the economy, plus the fed cutting, that should have righted that yield curve. you have to wonder if we do get a pause, what does that do to the outlook for banks if they have to suffer farther. >> it sounds like you're talking about net interest income and net interest margins. is that the metric that you think will be hit by that? >> yeah, it's been hit for the last two years. so, without a doubt. >> what about rising rates on other activity? things like the ipo market and capital markets overall. if the rates stay elevated, the two-year pulling back from 4%. the ten-year has

heat wave, especially for people living on the streets, kelsi thorud has the story of a man in san raphael trying to survive. >> reporter: for the past few months, we have been following bruce's journey to find housing in san rafael, bruce has been living in a tent for the last couple of years. back in august, we spoke with him when the city announced it would be building a sanctioned camping area near his tent. at the time, bruce was weary but still hopeful the program could help him. now a month later, he is moved into the new area but says so far he has been disappointed. >> there is no charging station, there's no water on the property which was promised, there's no buildings at all for case management staff to bring people in to get their information. >> bruce says right now the new sanctioned camping area just has tents and three picnic tables, it is fenced in and has 24 seven security but bruce said he wasn't allowed to bring all of his stuff with him. >> i have a generator, i was told i could not use it, and a gas generator and i was told i could not use my solar panels to create e

atlanta fed president raphael bostic saying he is totally comfortable with skipping a rate cut. two year yield under the 4% level, 3.96%. one .09 on euro-dollar -- 1.09 on euro-dollar. brent $79 a barrel and gold 2645 per ounce as we close of the week. let's head over to asia. we are looking toward the announcement from the chinese finance ministry of potentially more fiscal stimulus. avril hong is in singapore. one are the markets looking like? avril: it is bracing for disappointment. take a look at how the csi 300 is faring going into the weekend with those declines and calibrating their expectations of what realistically we can see from china's finance ministry tomorrow at 10:00 a.m. local time. we have investors expecting $283 billion of fiscal stimulus being announced, but it is not just the amount. it will be important to watch the target of its support, because that will give us a sense of where the government's priorities lie. what a have seen on chinese stocks is going against the grain of the asia-pacific where they are managing to clock gains and shrugging off more or

well before the big migration that we always talk about in the 1900s it's raphael really does have a storied immigration history. i mean, this was a stop on the underground railroad, so springfield was really a symbol of a step toward freedom. but also a new life for slaves in america in the early 1900s so when we saw some of the first greek establishments created here germans irish hispanics later on and now we're seeing an flux of haitian immigrants growth in the last few years. >> that's been fueled a lot of it, but haitian immigrants are taking jobs that were open and they couldn't he filled by someone. i had one employer look me in the eye and said, i don't think our company really would be here today. if it wasn't for haitians. i've had other people say we wouldn't have been able to go to the second shift. others said we wouldn't be able to take on new business community is how communities grow do you think springfield's will ever be the same? you have to get them the hell out. you have to get them out. i'm sorry can have it yeah, i haven't we cannot destroy our country. >> the

cpi prints, as has a number of fed speakers, say for the likes of raphael bostic. if you look at swaps pricing, it's about 80%. they think there will be a chance of a rate cut come november. not much of a move compared to what we saw a right after that blowout jobs report. but this number from the u.s. inflation print does revive those concerns in a way of inflation, or at least keeps the debate about whether we see a positive 25 basis point cut in november. we are seeing markets in the region brushing it off. but to your point about china, we also have, as investors watch out for saturday's finance -- chinese finance minister briefing in terms of fresh stimulus. they think 283 billion dollars worth could be announced, and this could come in the form of bringing forward spending for next year to this year. we also had china announcing yet another briefing, that one coming on monday. you know that next week there is going to be a lot to digest. but to your point about trepidation, you can see how investors seem to be bracing for disappointment. csi 300 erasing the g

they say the central bank and continuing lower interest rates i know you don't agree with that but raphaelstic says he called for a quarter-point cut and he's open to a pause and cuts, your reaction. >> i think. there are so many opinions from that it is really confusing to the consumer and also the investor, yet so many fed officials so independently that there is no consensus, that's the first thing in the second thing recently all of the economic indicators like the phillips curve, the inverted yield curve, all of them have not worked the way that we anticipated historically, that adds to the uncertainty and when you have a bunch of fed officials saying everything from a-z i don't know what we can take away with advice for how to pick stocks all you want john lonski i want you to weigh in there is a lot of opinions with the 50 basis point cut, mr. anderson is on the right track the treasury bond market agrees with them in the ten year treasury yield at 3.65% just prior to the rate cut, right now it is approaching 4.10% the treasury bond market doesn't really believe that the fed will cu

many thanks also to senator scott weiner and raphael mandelman, the society.e appreciate your commitment to the lgbtqia+, also thanks to former supervisor duffy and all the elected leaders who are here in attendance today. [ applause ] >> friends, we all know the facts. our queer community has been here since the dawn of time and guess what? we are not going anywhere! [cheers and applause] >> from the first people's of the land who have always honored diverse expressions of gender and sexuality, to the days young queer leaders who furiously advocate for safer schools and communities. no one can deny the truth of our legacy. the last few years have been incredibly challenging for our community. political extremist have fought to erase us and targeted the most vulnerable against us, targeted the most vulnerable in our community, our transgender and our views and white supremacy and used their tired old roads from the past. they have under estimated our collective power and our collective resolve. they assume that the challenges we face make us weaker rather than

raphael warnock and i encourage us not to over read into this moment, her willingness to speak directly to a community is a sign of respect. and the fact that there's a weakness or softness of the numbers, doesn't mean that that's how election day is going to show up. this is saying that this the population that needs to hear more and she's responding to that need by answering the call and putting out an agenda and saying here i am, ask me questions, i'm ready to serve you. >> what happens on election day is the most important thing and you and i have talked about sexism before. okay, i read your transcript. always learn so much from you about voter suppression and what we should be watching. you have this amazing new podcast and i recognize -- recommended so highly. but you've been sounding the alarm for years, and you recently noted that there have been 291 restrictive bills introduced in states across the country related to voting. that's a shocking number and one of the things is your home state of georgia where the georgia state election board approved a new rule that would require

what might hold more weight for investors though is what atlanta fed president raphael bostick told the "wall street journal" this afternoon it came out. a voting member, said he is open to skipping a rate cut at the november meeting if the data come in as he expects. let's get right to the floor show to parse what that means for stocks and bonds. joining me now regions chief investment officer alan mcknight and peter malook. alan, the at the last month's fed meeting he only penciled in one more 25 basis points cut for the rest of the year and then you see what the 10-year yield looked like and you see the intraday chart here. it immediately started to spike. its moderated just a bit but still now at 4.099%. what is the message you are gleaning from this? >> the message we're getting is that the markets not really buying into a lot of what was couched after the last fed meeting which is we're going to continue on this path, and i think the bond market, if you will, are questioning that a little bit and i think that's what the we've seen with the backup in rates over the last couple of w

both of georgia's senators, jon ossoff and raphael warnock, and president obama. >> kamala harris is ready for the job. >> [ cheers and applause ] >> this is a leader who has spent her life fighting on behalf of people who need a voice. who need a champion. kamala wasn't born into privilege, she was raised in a middle-class family. she worked at mcdonald's when she was in college to pay her expenses. she pretended to work at mcdonald's when it was closed. for a photo op. >> [ cheers and applause ] >> she actually cares what people are going through, because she has seen it in her own family, in her own life. as a prosecutor, kamala stood up for children who have been victims of sexual abuse. as attorney general of california, fought for for- profit colleges, secured billions of dollars for people after they had been scammed. after the whole mortgage crisis, kamala pushed me and my administration hard to make sure homeowners got a fair settlement, it didn't matter that i was a democrat, that she had knocked on doors for my campaign, she was not going to let anybody stop her from winni

being told to remove his trump hat before entering the polls, joining us now is cnn's rafael romo raphaelknow you're tracking this. what else can you tell us? >> jessica, according to officials, the voters showed up at a polling site wearing a red maga or trump baseball cap at the man identified us jesse lotson burger was told by poll workers to remove his baseball cap while he was at the polling place. and he initially complied, but moments later, as he was walking out of the voting area, he put his baseball cap back on according to the incident report, when an election clerk told them to remove his hat, he started punching the clerk on the test as and face as other people watch a lot, lotson berger a faces a felony charge of assault as cnn has reached out to lessen burger and his attorney for comment when the incident happened, he was with his wife and she told him to stop as he punched the election clerk, according to the sheriff's office, merrick county elections administrator, jackie callanen it says there's no place for violence at polling stations getting longer obviously, people a

charges against 2 of the 3 alameda police officers charged in the killing of mario gonzalez safe and raphaeln four's philippe djegal reports that it was a missed deadline that led to this. >> the officers connected to mario gonzalez is death were criminally cleared of wrongdoing by alameda county district attorney pamela price is predecessor. but when price took office, her reexamination of the case ultimately led to involuntary manslaughter charges against all 3 officers. however, in court, attorneys have claimed prosecutors did not file the proper documents and arrest warrants in a timely manner. and on monday, judge scott patton agreed and drop the charges against cameron leahy. >> and james fisher, it's disappointing to see. but the road to justice for victims of police abuse. he's not an easy one. attorney adante pointer represented gonzalez is family in its wrongful death civil case in the matter. >> resulting in a more than 11 million dollar settlement with the city of alameda last year remain undeterred. >> we're trying get the justice that and armed man who was guilty of no crime ot

going to let everyone know you're seeing on the other side of the screen, i believe that's senator raphael warnock who stepped up to the podium outside of atlanta. we're waiting to see barack obama himself who will walk out onto that stage and take the stage eventually. we have seen bruce springsteen, spike lee. but i want to come back to you, pete, boss you were a mayor in the great state of indiana. not exactly a liberal state. but a state that barack obama managed to carry in 2008 against all odds. you have been a mayor which is as close to the people as you can get in politics. and you spend a fair amount of time on fox news. so you go into earth two and talk to them, so you're very good at that communication. what does the case look like made to let's say somebody from south bend, indiana, as to why they as a core republican, somebody who doesn't particularly like democrats, should reject donald trump? >> well, i think there's -- >> or vote for harris affirmatively? >> yeah. i think really there's three sets of folks overlapping sets of folks we're talking to. first, the american majo