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a u. s. apparently favoring at limited response to avoid triggering at full a war and further escalation. and it seems that pressure from washington altima to play the role as israel's attack remained limited in scope. meanwhile, and reports indicate that phase ro closed as a space for civilian air traffic for several hours now. and iran did the same. we heard that from maria that is well, so tom, is it these mid seasons? can you bring this up to speed or stay on air? on right now, we woke up already in the morning with this news of israel launching a massive attack against taiwan and other parts of the country, including the southern city of she was we heard that from is really unofficial sources suggesting that the $100.00 aircraft, including in an f 35 fighter jets were involved in these really attack against one . and also we heard from the syrian news outlets that the syrian air defense systems. and of course, the rocky radars have been destroyed by israel before launching the attack against the wind. because those 2 countries are yvonne's western neighbors and not any projectiles fu

s. there were a lot of consultations, apparently going on between israel and the united states in the weeks leading up no to this retaliation. but this is an attack that has been carried out by israel. have you heard it from us officials? they're apparently from what you're hearing a were informed about, but they're not involved. however we've been seeing and previous attacks, like in april, it was the defense of a correlation of states that helped as road to defend it against those drone and missile attacks. the united states have also deployed the soft, an air defense system right now here in israel and the past week. know an anticipation possibly for uh some retardation by yvonne. so you could say definitely that, you know, the region of tonight is once again, and we've been in this situation here many times now over the past month is on the edge to see, you know, how this will develop a whether, you know, somehow this will conclude with this or you know what iran will know do because now the bowl is i'll send you runs chords, we will also, we might see more attacks in the coming days. s

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.�* vice president kamala harris delivered a statement in response, saying mr trump�*s apparent commentsn people of who donald trump really is. this is a window into who donald trump really is. from the people who know him best, from the people who worked with him side by side in the oval office and in the situation room. a spokesperson for the trump campaign said general kelly had �*be—clowned�* himself, and was telling �*debunked stories�*. mr trump took part in a town hall earlier in zebulon, georgia, about 50 miles south of atlanta. after answering questions on economic issues, he closed out the event condemning the criminal cases against him, saying he�*s been the most investigated person in us history. the fact that i have such backing from the public, these scoundrels came after me, it's called election interference, it's the weaponisation of the fbi, the doj, they are all coming. we're going to get things turned around in this country because it's so bad. they don't do that except in third world countries. nobody thought it was even possible. a woman at the centre of a mass rape

a military base. the israeli military says hezbollah�*s hashem safieddine, the apparent heir to former chief hassan nasrallahn an airstrike earlier this month. all 3 in beirut, health officials say 18 people were killed by an israeli airstrike near a large government hospital in the city's south. israel says it was targeting a hezbollah position. and the israeli military says concealed under another beirut hospital that it says holds hundreds of millions of dollars worth of cash. israel said it was monitoring the compound but would not strike the hospital itself. the hospital's staff dispute the claims — but the israeli military says it stands behind its assessment. here's our chief international correspondent, 0rla guerin. explosion. broad daylight in beirut. a multistorey building brought down. as always, israel said the target was hezbollah. here, it gave a warning. and here, it didn't. a crowded neighbourhood, right across the road from lebanon's biggest public hospital, rafik al hariri. among the 18 people killed, four children. and a short distance away, the al sahel hospital has been evacuated after i

a giant t r started since india considers the whole movement, terrorist kind of like sure it was father farm prime minister, p s. we do with conduct separatists. they've had a back in 1970. but apparently, all of that is beyond justin. true though, his son, all those indian squabbling is now playing out right here in town because our government said, hey, come on in, bring all your complex with you because yay diversity. i'm surprised to go hasn't offer them caliphate of their own right here in canada. yeah. or that they haven't tried to take why maybe that's for later. why is the ring leaders of this movement? hardy say new jar was done down in june of 2023, and a suburb not far from where i'm sitting right now. here in vancouver and canadian authorities have been acting like this for fallen angel who tried to defraud his way into canada for years before i finally succeeded, i could only have had a single enemy, and that's the indian high commissioner to canada. that has tried to implicate this high commissioner in the crime along with members of his team. now back in india, suggesting that they got someone, some low level criminal to off the sky without even getting any more details

suggestion in the israeli media he's trying to force president biden�*s hand, in terms of having a conversation — which apparentlynd here. as we've been hearing, israel continues its bombardment in gaza — with israeli attacks reported in central gaza earlier today. the hamas—run health ministry says 56 people have been killed in the strip in the past 2a hours. it follows heavy clashes reported at the jabalia refugee camp, in northern gaza. the idf believes hamas is rebuilding its stronghold in the region and wants to prevent the fighters from regrouping. this is the fourth time israeli troops have returned to this area. for more on the humanitarian situation in gaza, let's hear from med—global�*s country director in gaza, rajaa musleh. actually, i left my whole family. i have my mum, my sister, my brother, my nephew — my whole family. and actually, daily, i checked my phone, because all that time i'm expecting to receive a call. this calljust informed me, "hi, you lost the whole family." this is what i'm living every day and every moment, because there is no safe area in gaza. every day, i unfortunately waiting f

a strong support health focus u. s. foreign policy. and specifically of providing military assistance to craig, and apparently he even attempted to recruit fighters for kids, the north carolina native hospital. so i'm surprised and you'd be in a vocal, trump critic while on september 15th rose was court and arrested for allegedly planning to kill the republican. no, many at his goals. schools in florida. he reported to be spent hours hiding in bushes before being supported. i'm attempting to see his place charged in federal court, but he did not guilty. we discuss the whole case with conservative commentator joe open, who questioned why see 1000000 gigabytes of text on audio files should be needed in the 1st place. i think they're going to try and do anything. they can depress this case out as far as they can. if you know anything about this case, the serial number on the s k s that they found was filed off. and now they have, i think, 3 or 4000000 gigabytes of information i think for the average person, that'd be a lot of a lot of information and being in the tech environment. i'll tell you that that's um, that'd be a lot to sift throug

some suggestion in the israeli media he's trying to force president biden�*s hand in terms of having a conversation — which apparentlye last few days, because they want to pin down what israel's response to the iranian missile attack we can go will be. i'm that happens with with close consultation with the us —— a week ago will be. israel are very to back on it, they want to get that response going because it's a week now since that very sizeable attack happened. but again, it shows you the constant interplay going on between israel and the us — and really, but those conversations can naturally translate to on the ground here. anna foster in beirut. joining me live david hale, former us ambassador to lebanon. david, thanks for joining david, thanks forjoining us. on those conversations that will be going on, how significant is it that the israeli defence minister, you have gallant�*s trip to washington has been postponed? doesn't have a particular significance for you? possibly, of course we don't know what's been going on in these internal discussions. but there's a simple explanation, which is that israel is in the

taken responsibility for a drone attack targeting benjamin netanyahu's holiday home over the weekend. the israeli military confirmed hezbollah�*s hashem safieddine — the apparentchief hassan nasrallah, seen in these pictures — was killed in an air strike earlier this month. israeli government spokesman david mencer had this warning to hezbollah while speaking to reporters. the attempt by iran's epoxy hezbollah to assassinate the prime minister, it's clearly a grave mistake. it will of course not deter israel from continuing ourjust war against our enemies in order to get against our enemies in order to get a betterfuture for all against our enemies in order to get a better future for all the against our enemies in order to get a betterfuture for all the people in this region. in beirut, health officials say 18 people were killed by an israeli air strike near a large government hospital in the city's south. israel says it was targeting a hezbollah position. and the israeli military says it has identified a bunker concealed under another beirut hospital that it says holds hundreds of millions of dollars worth of cash. israel said it was monitoring the compound b

forces used it in long-range combat mode, in particular, apparently, it was the s-57 that launched the longest-range missiles, the r-37, which set a record in ukraine for defeating an enemy, this is about 300 km, that is, neither the usa nor neither china nor anyone else, it is clear that this publication, it says that now even on these fighters, which no one has seen, because their missiles hit too far away, there is no standard engine, which should be located on them, this product 30, the so-called, it will appear literally in a year or two here, it has already been tested, while this engine is not there, the plane is slightly visible in the infrared range, you need to understand that invisibility, once again, exists in two ranges, more precisely it is low visibility, radio range, where radars at a distance of tens, even hundreds of kilometers can see a regular aircraft, but you can’t see an invisible one, in the infrared range. the exhaust of the aircraft engine is visible, and the more advanced the engine, the less noticeable this exhaust is, and indeed the su-57 can still, this is already direct visibility, in this range it i

a peace deal as we know in march of 2022. apparently, there was at least a framework agreed to be between the parties, which would have allowed ukraine to keep all of its pre s m o land, including the dog bass that is not on the table. now. there's no way the russians would agree to that. there's no way the people, the don bass would agree to go back to you and given that, and given that it's certain that ukraine wouldn't agree to give up sal, and i don't see a negotiated settlement, at least at this moment. a very we'll, let's, let me get this. just moving now to the gal is a complex one. you are on from the tobar a 7 an attack. are we any closer to seeing it into the bloodshed? 12 months old? no, no, sadly this war is going to continue. we see it escalating into 11 on now or israel's doing did love and on what they've done because it for the last year. do see 11 on this becoming a new guys. yes, sadly, i mean we're seeing it happen. we're seeing entire neighborhoods being like that we're seeing is where use a, you know, a bombs up to 5000 tons on and whole neighborhood. so yes, i think that is israel's plan for lab and on. and of course, now iran is signal

a record. this is probably not the most -- the greatest number of all time records for the s&p in a year, but it's getting up there. >> but you just can't keep a broad rally down, apparently. >> apparently. >> meanwhile, hoping to lead the nasdaq is nvidia. ceo jenison wang with some positive comments. apple also higher. we'll speak to an analyst who says sentiment on apple has gotten too negative. lots of questions about how much apple relies on chinese consumer and is the stimulus or lack thereof really a factor in whether apple goes big. >> what i saw over the weekend is we may have seen the last of the annual announcements of an iphone. that they may go to a less sort of regular, every single year coming out with an upgraded version, because the upgrades may not be as exciting as they once were. and next, david tepper says buy everything in china, because he thinks the government will do whatever it takes to spupport te economy. but current investor plans have left those wanting and chinese stocks are way off their recent highs. one of the arguments is they announced stimulus and they never sort of add up to as much as the hype. >> and they just want more detail. and

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s the time new this morning. a suspected burglar in the east bay apparently caught red-handed.s live in oakland with that story. michael. >> hi, good morning, everyone. that's right. this happened at around 2 o'clock this morning here in downtown oakland. the owner of the store says the burglar was able to break but he could break out. take a look. this is some video of that scene. again. it happened right at 2.15, or so this morning. and you can see oakland police arresting a man for breaking into the shoe spot. it's located at jefferson and 7th street in downtown oakland. he appears to have a net wrapped around his neck and this is after police said they were responding to a break-in call. they caught him. they're breaking in owner of the store, told our photojournalist on the scene he had received calls from neighbors. that is storms being burglarized. he called police and told them the suspect was actually still in the store that the suspect crawled into a small glass panel window and then he couldn't seem to get back out. the owner says right now no goods were stolen. howe

it may be that your phone is stuck in s o s mode which means it can't make any phone calls except a 9-1-1 until service is restored a their best bet apparently is connecting to a wi-fi network. so we still send messages and make calls over wi-fi. legendary baseball player pete rose has died roses the 17 time all-star. >> and won 3 world series championships. 2 at the cincinnati reds won with the philadelphia phillies known as major league baseball's hit king here. the most hits ever ended. his career with more than any other player. he's played. 24 years of major league baseball was a manager at the end of that rose is considered one of the greatest to ever play the game. but he's not in the hall of fame after being banned from baseball and its allegations. he bet on major league baseball games as a player and a manager rose played most of his career in cincinnati, but have had brief stints in philly and with the montreal expos, pete rose was 83 years old. also in the baseball world busters back in the spotlight, the giants fired president of baseball operations, farhan zaidi today and replaced him with franchise great buster posey who led t

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sinwar who was the apparent mastermind behind the october 7 attack has been killed in an israeli military operation. pridt biden reacted to the news in a stateme reads in part there,'s now an opportunity forheay after without hamas per and for a political is thelement that provides a better futureor israelis an palestinians alike. yahya sinwar was an insurmountable obstacle. that obstacle no longer insists. cam la harris also remarked on what happened. here's what she had to say vice president harris: today yahya sinwar the leader o hamas is dead and justice has been served and the united states, israel and the entire world are better off as a result. sinwar was responsible for the killing of thousands of innocent people including the victims of october 7 and hostages killed in gaza. he had american blood on his hands. , to i can only hope that the families of the victims of hamas feel a sense and measure of relief. sinwar was the mastermind of october 7, the deadliest day for the jewish people since the holocaust. a terrorist attack that killed 1200 innocent people and included horrific sexual violence and more than 250 hostages taken into gaza including seven amer

s not all, it turned out that the fact that russia will use nuclear weapons is estimated even lower, and this literally caused some kind of, you know, a little fear with kabeeva, because she... apparently it was different, that they are here for the third year talking about the fact that now the sarmatians will fly, oh, we are there, kiselyov is constantly talking about radioactive. this exists, but it is less than 30%, but there is another question, what is really the most dangerous in this case, a really sharp defeat, because usually iran always warns of an attack, and long in advance, so that the planes could be prepared, and how to calculate the 30% probability of using nuclear weapons, and what is the probability of using nuclear weapons by the russian federation, has anyone already calculated? less than 20%, less than 20, and 30, and who is counting, there are calculations, just tell me, this is important, the probability is calculated based on the theater of military operations, as far as it corresponds to the results, that is, nato said that moscow is bluffing with nuclear weapons , and it turns out to be true, then why are we changing the nuclear doctrine, bluffing, also a goo

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s, lots of sunshine there, but definitely with tomorrow should be a great little touch and go on saturday, especially in the morning should clear up by the afternoon they should be able to fly. but apparently they do have a plan. they got a plan fly all around the whole day that right yeah, thanks, lawrence. >> community leaders in san jose holding a rally this morning to protect the rights of dhaka recipients. daca recipients are immigrants who grew up in the u.s. after being brought here illegally as kids today, a federal appeals court heard arguments in a case over the biden administration's shielding the so-called dreamers from deportation. opponents of the program say the program cost them hundreds of millions of dollars in health care, education and other costs. today, south bay leaders led by congresswoman zoe lofgren and congressman jimmy panetta held a rally this morning to discuss the importance of dhaka and the impact this case could have on the community. >> but today we're here to let dreamers, tps recipients, farm workers and their families know that we will continue the fight and we will not give up fighting to ensure the proper protections are in place. no matter who's in t

s. could be and so the closest presidential election since 1876. that's why, of course, every both towns and every helping hand is a greatly appreciated in 5 the presidential race is apparently so type that democrats are going door knocking in windsor ontario in search of american motors to check the balance for tablet harris. and that's according to a former us ambassador to canada, who's been tasked within so i assume voters there to choose the democratic nominee . and he believes that americans live in canada could determine the outcome of the selection. in 2020 democrats abroad played a pivotal role in increasing the civilian vote abroad by 73.5 percent over 2016. as a result, overseas votes made up the margin of victory for white house incentive races in georgia in arizona. it's all about those swing states and targeting the ex pats who come from there now aside from canada, which has the largest diaspora. there's also mexico followed by the u. k. in 3rd place. one could argue that americans live in the u. k. don't need much convincing, considering the british government is already opening a campaign in full time, a lot, harris. i have nearly $100.00 labor party staff c

s. could be in. so the closest presidential election since 18. 76, that's why of course, every both towns and every helping hand is a greatly appreciated. in 5, the presidential race is apparently so tight that democrats are going door knocking in windsor ontario in search of american motors to fit the balance for tablet harris. and that's according to a former us ambassador to canada, who's been tasked within 5 same voters there. so you choose the democratic nominee, and he believes that americans live in canada could determine the outcome of the selection. in 2020 democrats abroad played a pivotal role in increasing the civilian vote abroad by 73.5 percent over 2016. as a result, overseas votes made up the margin of victory for white house incentive races in georgia in arizona. it's all about those swing states and targeting the ex pats who come from there now aside from canada, which has the largest diaspora. there's also mexico followed by the u. k. in 3rd place. one could argue that americans live in the u. k. don't need much convincing, considering the british government is already opening a campaign in full time, a lot, harris. i have nearly $100.00 labor party staff cur

you create in court will apparently call for a lot of is the last key to explain why it hasn't been the presidential election in the country. and that's according to an m p. 's who filed a lawsuit on the matter of the politician, says that he appealed to the supreme court back in july, while the demands discharging the presidential election to preserve the constitutional order in the country. and he claims, as the lensky has been given 10 days to state his case. just a reminder that blogging is the last case of offers or officially expired back in may a spin. while the ukranian frontline is slowly crumbling a rush and the soul just raised the flag over the town, all started about to show it is now suddenly on damascus control, the area is coast to a major city of patrols. a key logistics hub for kids, ministry rushes army has also advanced into 3 of the towns, pushing ukraine's troops to a bad and positions in the region. are daisy it goes down of brings us more on the latest developments from the front lines that had been 2 major successes on the front line here in the don't bass. one is the full of see lead of, uh, well the full for the ukrainian side. of

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apparently the size of adl palmas that was the major issue that he discussed. and also referred to the vice president of the united states as that s hit so i think you've got a lot of americans, whether you are a conservative, whether you're progressive or moderate, saying, really, we have major issues facing this country. is this the kind of human being that we want as president of the united states. and there is a reason why trump's own vice president mike pence, terribly conservative, says he's not voting for donald trump. there is a reason why mitt romney, the 2012 republican candidate, not voting for donald trump. i think what what commonly is trying to do now is make it clear that a above and beyond issues and obviously, liz cheney and i disagree on everything on the issues there are reasons to vote against trump. >> it does seem as though including in these blue wall states, michigan, pennsylvania, wisconsin, democrats are facing an uphill battle in these last two weeks. it including to retain the senate in michigan, wisconsin, ohio, pennsylvania, the democratic senate candidate is trying to appeal to voters by using their record working with trump to app

apparently to take hezbollah�*s next leader. could you feel that last night? it next leader. could you feel that last night?— next leader. could you feel that last night? it was aas a huge, a really significant, blast. - that last night? it was a huge, a really significant, blast. it. a really significant, blast. it could be felt right across the city and heard right across the city and heard right across the city as well. interesting, as you say, those reports from the israeli media, saying that the target of that was one of the man who is tipped to become the next leader of hezbollah. it has been a week since he was killed here in beirut and hezbollah are yet to name a successor. we also don't know what happened with his funeral. there are some suggestions that his body will be taken to a rack, perhaps buried in the holy city. but everything on that front has gone really quite right to live right in terms of information. it is worth probably taking a moment to reflect, when we look at the live pictures, the city of beirut, the lebanese capital, with smoke rising up to the skyline. the fact that that is now a constant, daily image. again, in the last few hours

he had dealt a lot of racist stereotypes we had to rethink his role in regard to the serraa club. i think he handled politically not s real well apparently. the board of the seer club exploded. some people were with him and some were against him. there's lots of screaming, yelling, and name-calling. he lost his job. there were other accusations against his management. the serra club slowly reformed. there is a whole lot of a pain that i am not privy too. i am strictly an outsider. the interesting thing is that when they came out of it the man hired to be the new executive director the current director he was formerly the executive director of the naacp. he has brought an understanding of environmental justice into the work of the serra club. one of the other distinctions that has gone on throughout this history and environmentalism is environmental issues a scene arn overhearing social justice issues are over here. and a growing movement with within the environmentalist said no, these sit together. they are not apart. and so the emphasis bringing to environmental influences of black and brown particularly is also a new paradigm of what's

apparently don't have much outcontact with the real world. because outside of the beltway corridor, j.d. vance has been lv connecting and not justle intellectually but on a human sel. >> he is battle-tested and ready and you can see he went to gail and he's very intelligent. he reassured a lot of people. >> strong control of the facts. he ran the show. >> he remained steady during the whole performance. i was very impressed with him being very sincere and authentic. >> he dehumanized himself and actually look like a regular g guy. 's villanelle, if it were a fight last night and some boxinf match. the referee would have called it for vance early on but the mosth important take away from the vp showdown is how trump's judgment and picking him in the first place waeds totally vindicated. now, let's be clear, no one but trump would have picked vance who most aptly not aen choice as the leadership even when "the huffington post" reporter dnc did call vance a great choice. well, i don't say this too often but senator mcconnell was right. but this was a hard choice. it was controversial. it was a controversial decision at the time, but trump was able to take slings an

curious to see how the ties go together at a time when there are economic questions on both sides. jonathan: no favorites but the bank c.e.o.'s apparentlysecurity advisor. former house speaker kevin mccarthy, and deutcha bank. from new york city, thanks for choosing bloomberg tv. this was bloomberg "surveillance." >> we could be in for a third day of losses. 30 minutes until the start of the cash trade. i'm matt miller. sonali: i'm sonali basak. >> and i'm katie greifeld. "bloomberg open interest" starts right now. sonali: there's unappetizing food at fast-food after an e. coli outbreak is linked to mcdonald's quarter pounders. matt: and the tire man of europe is warning about another trump presidency. a conversation with christian lindner in just a

s. and but it's weird to say only but true after a stretch of triple digits >> and we are back and so is the baba we're talking about john wick. the original movie apparently headed back to theaters to celebrate its 10th anniversary. but it's only for today's you're really going to have to plan your time if you want to catch it on the big screen, it's november 3rd and november 6th. the franchise has 4 films and a spinoff tv show as well. all about the continental hotel. if you know the movie, you know, we're talking about if you haven't seen the just definitely check it out. it's really good. and and you don't mess with his dog. that's as what anybody's right? especially not john not >> we'll talk about the weather as nice to get out there with the pets. >> feeling better better job. yeah. and the weather was messing with all of us, including the dogs the past few days. so we are looking outside at forecast this morning. that is a lot clearer and definitely a lot cooler. this is your view at half moon bay right here, which is crystal clear looking out there along the coastline. high pressure. ridge is still in place to the east, but it has having less and

a pretty pleasant forecast with highs in the 70's to low 80's james. >> all right, john, thank you. 10 50's the time the new google pixel watch is apparently bigger and. we've got rich demero breaking it down in today's rich on tech. >> this is the year of the pixel watch. gould listened and made a larger screen size that's more use of all. google pixel. watch 3 is going big new this year. a larger screen option. 45 millimeters? >> feels much roomier than the previous screen size, which is still available, too pixel watch. makes a great companion. if you have a pixel phone and use lots of google products since they all work together. new this year, a voice recorder built in. i just wish away e-mail you a transcript for more helpful voice memos. i love about this watch is having google assistant on my wrist. it's still one of the smartest voice assistance around who started a remake of a star is born. >> a star is born has a cast of more than 60 actors. we're the first set a timer for 7 minutes, 7 but let's be real. 99% of the time you'll use this. watch to find your phone. it can do that, too. >> i love the precision. a voice to text and how it sugge

s the time. still ahead on kron 4 morning news with elections nearing. we're going to take a look at where san francisco's mayoral candidates stand this morning. and after the break, see. see you next season. apparently for wide receiver brandon iu the forty-niners star apparently sidelined. now with injury for the rest of the year. and today is going to be and another nice what we're looking at a repeat of yesterday and a lot of ways. and that includes temperatures which will be back into the 60's to 70's. >> i'll be talking everything you got to know as we continue through the week. still with welcome back. it is 7.44. on tuesday morning. hopefully you had a good start to the week so far. i mean, yesterday. >> as far as mother nature got us with a nice sunny afternoon. it was a hard one to avoid getting out there for a little bit. and today we're putting a lot of those factors. so hopefully can set some time aside and get back out there today. look at happen, just a little bit of low grade, but we are actually seeing some brightening skies pretty quickly this morning compared to yesterday at this time, a little less of the low great. now we do have this onshore breeze that's going to remain present

a political environment fundamentally shaped by the israel hamas war and its strained one of the u.s.'s most enduring alliances and made some of the country's most intense political divisions even more apparentu put trump back in the white house. you're not going to have all of that stuff is going to heal october 7 would have never happened. the attack on israel would have never happened. >> do we have a real close ally in prime minister netanyahu? >> i think with all due respect, the better question is, do we have an important alliance between the american people and the israeli people? and the answer to that question is yes all right, joining us now is democratic senator kyrsten gillibrand of new york. she is a member of both the senate intelligence and armed services committee senator gillibrand, i'm very grateful to have you on the program on this somber day. i know this is something that you have worked on quite a bit meeting with some of these families as well as focusing in on some of the horrible sexual tool violence that we saw on october 7. what are you reflecting on today? and what needs to happen going forward well, today is a very somber day. it's been a year since the horrific

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apparently the mls is a big deal. i promise you i will attend a game. equity futures on the s&p up by 131%. 4.1960.way. citi raising its price target on tapestry to 55, saying the blocked acquisition of capri simplifies the company's story. the other name is down a heck of a lot. raymond james downgrading t-mobile to market reform. the stock is down 2%. the big one this morning, key bank apple to underweight citing unrealistic expectations and an expensive valuation. a slew of companies set to report earnings next week including five of the mag seven. alphabet followed by microsoft, meta. amazon and apple on thursday. ed ludlow joins us for more. let's start with yesterday before we get deep into next week. tesla, 22% move. frame the move for us historically. it is a monster one. ed: biggest in almost a decade. what is interesting about the tesla print, discussing with investors, we discussed on the program how elon musk's greatest skill is keeping investors looking to the horizon, so you have got that bullish growth outlook for the core ev business, the more sexy autonomous driving stuff further a

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