david smith at rockland trust, thank you very much, sir.e'll see you soon. >> thank you for having me, dom. >>> coming up, one-way wall street. analysts coffering some of the big names this week seem to be in step with each other, whether it's collectively bullish or bearish. it's hard to find a contrarian but that's what we're looking for this week. anyone who is trading against the tide. we he e ea 'lta about snap next. here in ts and all of our stuff where we want to go. but, our cars can't take us e with unpaid tolls. vehicles with overdue, unpaid tolls may not be able to renew their registration until outstanding balances are paid. payment assistance is available. visit bayareafastrak.org/ase so go pay your unpaid tolls y and keep your wheels on the ! >>> welcome back to "power lunch." it's time now for our contrarian call of the day. and we're taking a closer look at snap. the snapchat parent up about 3% ahead of its third quarter earnings which will be out in just a couple hours. company was hit hard by declining ad budgets, lost 80%

we can't even see them. rebecca, we can see those rockland, or even through the air as we've mentioned, to you or to the and you're on the border there with, with does a can you just tell us because, i mean you're, you're, you're quite familiar with this area. you've been reporting there for, for quite a while. as we see these rockets here streaming through the air. how are people coping with the situation their age? very 10. so what i will just say is what you're the rock until you're seeing farming left is the actually the i in durham is rose defense system firing towards the rockets and the plains of smoke. all the into sections that you're seeing. we cannot hear that the fate being any land full and we weren't, we weren't here news of that for some time. 5 for it for a few minutes at least. but people in this area is a very tense situation here, as you can imagine here and uh, you know, i've been saying i have reported down here before and you know, the people here a used to conflicts. they're used to hearing these real kits. they used to hearing the sirens and, and all the times o

vamos a hablar ahora continuar con rockland porque la policía informó sobre el arresto de una personaicipado en el homicidio de alfonso clark, el crimen ocurrió el pasado 10 de septiembre en la cuadra 1700 de la calle 11. las autoridades no revelaron que habría provocado el incidente, pero sí dijeron que la víctima fue encontrada con al menos un impacto de bala. lo declararon muerto en la escena y la ciudad de san josé aprobó medio millón de dólares para un sistema de alerta temprana que le permitiría identificar el comporta miento potencialmente problemático de agentes de policía y trabajar para corregirlo rápidamente. >> la alcaldía aprobó por unanimidad el contrato de tres años con una empresa dueña de este sistema. funcionarios dijeron que la herramienta ayudaría a detectar valores atípicos entre los agentes y también a identificar a quienes podrían estar en riesgo. le contamos también de un ex ginecólogo de la uci acusado de abusar de cientos de mujeres durante décadas. >> fue encontrado muerto en su casa. hablamos de george schindler, de 76 años, que estaba esperando juicio por

going to head as met with a guitar be prime minister on foreign minister chief mohammed ban of the rockland al. funny to discuss options, but the escalation of fun on hawk is the deputy spokesman for the un 2nd to general . he says gutierrez, is working out mediation efforts, journeys, captives, and casa. the secretary general wanted to have the consultations on the middle east crisis. so in the high, he spoke to the prime minister of got there, but he also spoke by telephone with president c. c of egypt. so he's continuing his contacts and he expressed his gratitude. it took a dire but they mediation initiatives. so we're continuing to plead with the release of all of the hostages. we're in gaza for the us. the big point is to reach out to everyone we can with how it begins with either side with either just release or with some us to put an end to a situation that we're in right now with the secretary general. what that means is that the hostages must be released on conditionally, but they must be unimpeded, humanitarian access to gaza. and ya, of course, he is continuing to appeal for a h

this wasn't about it, but it never do. rarely, if it really service is all nice, i would in the rockland, would you, you inside ukraine? i think you'd have seen a completely different approach to turns back up because it is nice. i saw this in 2014 for example. so never roll anything out. um does what is nice i would gain to have to get involved. i pray not. but if the alternative is a decade of style makes a decade, all an enormous consequences, a running so in eastern europe, who knows nature, paul might need to get involved in order to swing the balance because that sort of style made a running so in eastern europe along the borders of ukraine is going to be a french to, to europe in security. and if at the end of the day, your pan security is, is threatened. nature of security, trusting nighttime may have to take action to support your credit. but the way to avoid is that the way to avoid may to engagement is the double don know, and next. yeah. on what ukraine needs to achieve, victory. but just to follow up on, on how you think this might go. do you think the base or whenever chief

involvement is taking a toll on palestinian civilians living in gaza. shift mohammed been up the rockland, i'll find the also says negotiations to release more than 200 is really captives help them. garza is making progress. we have seen some progress in the past few days with the leaves of the 1st 2 americans and then the diesel for the 2 women to 2 days ago. and then with the mediation of, of egypt as well. i think that if we compare, where do we start to end, where we are life now, there is some progress on some break lines. we will remain hoffen. did he go? she actions are still ongoing, and i to any moment of time, i think that if we will be able to get along between the 2 parties, i think we will see some breaks was all for this one. yes, president joe biden has met with australia's prime minister anthony albany. see who's on a state visit to washington. it wasn't meant to focus on security and trade in asia pacific region, but has been overshadowed by events and guns up a white house correspondent, kimberly healthcare before on a scale back white house. welcome for australian prime

however, she felt like a housewife and she was living in upstate new york in rockland county. she was she had three children. and she had this enormous and her husband went into the city commuted into the city. so despite the fact that she did have this somewhat career, she also at the time was the fifties. she was being asked to be housewife. and it was stultifying to live in the suburb. and she just she felt so to me what this sparked the previous mrs. is just that what she felt which was trapped. she felt trapped right. like lot of women at the time didn't she understood those women she understood them. they were invoiced. invoiced what, what they were feeling. and so that they felt that the reason, the book was a hit was because women that the first paragraph which is this amazing paragraph describing what it's like to you know, wrap butter sandwiches and, you know, send your kid off to school, whatever. and how mind numbing is. and then the last thing is and you're not alone and read that. and they just they felt they felt seen where did the phrase is the problem that has

mrozinski rockland. stood tall because they've been down on one knee to help lift other people up. kyle rutherford, sacramento metropolitan. people that came from every conceivable walk of life, political background, different generations. the 35 that we memorialize is here today. jeffrey vitti, sacramento metropolitan. but all with a singular love. and that was a love for public service. families of the fallen, including four from the sacramento area, present with flags bearing the names of their loved ones, names that will also now appear on the memorial wall. their names are etched into the polished limestone walls of the california professional firefighters memorial walls, fathers, mothers, sons, daughters, brothers, sisters, aunts, uncles, friends that we've lost, colleagues that we've lost. it's a place for all of us to gather and remember. and honor their sacrifice. bittersweet ronchetti calls this tribute, but one she didn't want to miss. it actually brings well, it sadness, but also joy because

. >> the agents raised to rockland, new york. >> where was the body found? >> 20 feet from his vehicle, in an open field. >> denahan got an update from his agents. they believe the man had parked his car, walked into the field and shot himself. >> self inflicted gunshot wound to the head, with a. 380 caliber handgun. >> a quick search of the man's car, agents found those dossiers on the judge angelucci. they also discovered the dead man's name, roy hollander. >> what were you learning about him? >> he was 72 years old at the time of his death. he was highly educated, a practicing attorney. >> anything else the agent wanted to know about hollander, was found in a 1500-page manifesto on his computer. the pages dripped with hatred of women, like his ex wife, a russian bride who dumped him when she got to america. but hollander saved the brunt of his anger for his mother writing, may she burn in hell. >> so he was clearly a massage east. all of the failures of his life, all of the shortcomings were his doing. he blamed them on women.

you see places like rockland, 36 miles for the peak wind gusts.t's where we'll see stronger winds. the power outages will be out there, but so will the heavy da. temperature is nice and cool this morning. try to get in outdoor activities before heading back to the mid-90s in inland areas today. a little bit better tomorrow, but on monday we get real relief from hot temperatures and may seen rain especially in the north bay. the rest of the week is looking very nice and mild. a mix of sun and clouds and san francisco today heating up to 86 degrees. >> and that's a look at the forecast, guys. a little soggy, but indoor plans it is. >> what am i supposed to do with these children all weekend, inside again? >> angie is going to come babysit. >> please come over. >>> still ahead, doing more with less. how you can revamp your home >>> we're back with today's home, and this morning if you're feeling like a fall refresh is in order around the house, we have good news. you don't have to spend a lot of money to do it. >> we have the features director at bet

first gorbachev, then brezhnev, dismantling the nesting doll with the general secretaries, mile aron rocklandally goes back in time. it always seemed to me that the united states did not attach due importance to the countries of the american continents, except for canada and to some extent mexico. i gave lectures in central america in every country i noticed, that the population felt deprived of attention from the united states. this is how, i believe, we opened the road to china. in 1979, in the neighboring country of honduras, in the country of nicaragua, the dictator samosa, the son of the same samosa about whom they were talking in washington, was overthrown. samosa, of course, is a son of a bitch, but he is ours, a son of a bitch, the sandynists come to power , led by daniel ortega, and he very quickly becomes one of his own, already for moscow. ortega's opponents fled to honduras, and it was there that contra bases emerged, which, with the support of washington launched raids into a neighboring country. the revolutionary struggle in nicaragua has long subsided, daniel ortega changed his

then brezhnev, khrushchev, disassembling the nesting doll with the general secretaries, mile aaron rocklanddid not attach due importance to the countries of the american continents, except for canada in some degrees from mexico. i gave lectures in central america in each country and noticed that the population felt deprived of attention from the united states. that's how i think we are. and opened the way for china. seventy-nine in neighboring honduras in the country of nicaragua, the dictator samosa is overthrown, the son of the same samosa about whom they were talking in washington, samosa, of course , is a son of a bitch, but he is ours, a son of a bitch, the sandynists come to power, led by daniel ortega, and he very quickly becomes one of their own, already for moscow. ortega's opponents fled. since it was there that the contra bases arose, which, with the support of washington, organized raids into the neighboring country, un respeto por la democracia, the revolutionary struggle in nicaragua has long died down. daniel ortega has changed his image. now he is not a fiery revolutionary,

. >> joining us is one of those reservists, 30 year old rudy rockland, the graduate of columbia universitywe often talk about citizen soldiers and this is exactly the case that we are talking about here. just eight days ago you had a far different life and even thoughts of what she would be doing. how has it been for you, why do you think that there's so much fervor, and support for what you are doing? >> yes. thank you for having me, first of all. you have to understand us reservists, we are civilians. all of my friends have their wives and kids at home. they have left their work. i'm currently working on a documentary on -- i was supposed to head to africa, and i will most likely have to cancel that trip. we have to put our lives on pause in order to get ready for. it as a reservist, we know that a deal like this we come. we train for it because israel is so small. its current forces not big enough. so when you are a combat soldier you have to serve as a reservist until age 40. so this is what we are being recruited, for unfortunately, we are at war. this is not a war that we chose. we d

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