roben: my pleasure., geoff. ♪ geoff: the islamic republic of iran is no stranger to popular uprisings. the regime cracked down on protests in 2009, and again ten years later. but the demonstrations sweeping the country today are different. they're being led by young people, and are playing out both in the streets, and online. ali: after two weeks of protests, and brutal government backlash -- [explosion] iranian activists, predominantly young women, remain defiant. the protests started earlier this year over high prices, but erupted in mid-september after the death of 22-year-old mahsa amini. she died in police custody after being arrested by iran's morality police, who said she was wearing her hijab improperly. [chanting] since demonstrations began, more than 80 people have been killed. >> down with terrorist regime! ali: and protests have spread to other countries, from the u.s. to turkey, where an iranian woman cut her hair -- a popular act of resistance. nasibe: today, men and women in iran are unite

roben, ben, susan, appreciate it. sorry that mike memoli, it was too hard up there in poughkeepsie to hear him. again, we are 33 days from the midterms, and polling is tightening. that is because republicans have unleashed a barrage of negative ads that hammer democrats on crime. in wisconsin, incumbent republican senator ron johnson has pulled ahead of democratic challenger mandela barnes, after trailing for weeks. and in pennsylvania, republican dr. mehmet oz is now within most surveys margins of error with lieutenant governor john fetterman, that is a change for the open senate seat. and republicans are hoping the strategy will also help in georgia, where senate candidate herschel walker is back on the campaign trail today. walker's attention is likely somewhere else. he is navigating what could be the worse week yet of his scandal-plagued candidacy and scrambling to respond to another bombshell allegation, the daily beast is now reporting that the woman who claims walker paid her for her abortion in 2009 is the mo

en la ciudad de oakland fue asesinado un hombre tratando de evitar que le roben un convertidor catalÍticoen la puerta de su casa donde amalia dice que su padre perdiÓ la vida en la madrugada de este martes en oakland. >>> era un pedazo de metal y le dispararon tres veces para matarlo. >>> la policÍa confirmÓ que sus oficiales estaban el camino a la direcciÓn al reportarse el robo de un convertidor catalÍtico. >>> lo mataron por algo tan estÚpido. >>> amalia nos dijo que tenÍa varias camionetas estacionadas en este lugar al que le robaron el convertidor catalÍtico. >>> ella nos dijo que 10 veces le robaron a su padre. >>> dejaba las camionetas. >>> dice que le aconsejaba nunca enfrentar a los delincuentes. >>> si lo descubriera que le gritara para se fueran. >>> una tÁctica que le pudo costar la vida. >>> Él no era armado, por eso no puedo entender por quÉ lo amataron. >>> las autoridades ofrecen 10 mil dÓlares de recoensa y que confÍa en los videos de seguridad hallarÁn a los culpables. >>> trabajando para mÍ por 24 aÑos, es una buena persona, es mÁs que un empleado. es un amigo y un pale

with us now to talk more about this is roben farzad, host of the "full disclosure." why do you think that the gdp fall -- it fell during the first six months of the year, but now we're seeing a rise in this third quarter. why do you think that is? >> it's a resilient economy. it's hard to keep it down. i like to frame it as the fed versus fomo, fear of missing out. all the people who want to travel and dine out and trying to hire homebuilders and whatnot. it's a resilient economy and there are tranches and tranches of savings and leftover money that was saved during the pandemic that is difficult to extinguish the force of if you're the fed and the fed has taken up rates by three quarters of a point and it's going to do so again and probably again after that. and right now it's this kind of battle of wills. at what point does the economy cry uncle. i think many people are surprised at how resilient it is. >> the price of basic food items continues to rise. the basic foodstuffs that people need to have in their home continues rising. milk up 15%. look at these. eggs,

. >> preocupante que te roben la cuenta. raÚl: suele suceder.les de la gran celebraciÓn. raÚl: si eres usuario de facebook, informaciÓn personal estarÍa en riesgo y te decimos por quÉ. >> queda de nosotros en "despierta amÉrica" en donde tu dÍa comienza con la mejor energÍa. ♪ raÚl: karla: gracias por seguir con nosotros aquÍ en "despierta amÉrica", vamos a hablar de algo de nuestra generaciÓn. este fin de semana los protagonistas de la pelÍcula "volver al futuro" protagonizaron un emotivo reencuentro en el comic con de new york, este encuentro se da 37 aÑos despuÉs del estreno de la pelÍcula. carlos: me conmoviÓ tanto ver asÍ a michael jay fox. hablaron de la trilogÍa cinematogrÁfica que sigue sumando seguidores en todo el mundo. karla: contÓ que sintiÓ quÍmica desde el primer momento desde que sintiÓ al doc. carlos: imagÍnense la cantidad de anÉcdotas que tiene, michael j fox sigue luchando con el mal de parkinson y Él siempre ha sido optimista y compartiendo el procedimiento tÉcnico y todos los avances, allÍ lo ven. karla: si no la han visto,