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sara. and, yes, they had better news today, racing their guidance in terms of revenue for the third quarter. that helps. $2.5 billion stock buy-back helps, but they have a long ways to go. >> did elliott respond to some of the moves and announcements today yet? >> yes. yes. >> and they're still not happy? >> too little, too late. bob jordan's got to go. they're not happy. you know how elliott operates. they're in for the long haul. they are not somebody who is going to say, you know what, they made a couple of nice moves, we're done. no. i think elliott has, you know, its teeth dug in on southwest and i think they're going to be in this position, calling for changes for some time. >> well, the pressure certainly is working for shareholders, at least on a day like today. phil, thank you. phil lebeau on southwest investor day. tim, do you buy it? >> well, airlines -- that's not the one i'm buying. and the dynamic within the sector, we've had a lot of different things driving airlines, and i go back to delta, if you think about what happened with crowdstrike, that stock between that and then s

call the defendant right back in and say, hey, i'm sorry, you will not be facing the death penalty yes, sara, that was a critical correction that was an error. >> so if he were an adult then yes, the death penalty would be on the table. but the supreme court has clearly stated that the death penalty is not a penalty that can be anyone that is a minor. >> in fact, even like without parole ever since 2012, a case called the miller case has to have specific a specific hearing that predates any sentencing to assess whether or not a minor can actually serve a life sentence without parole. it was important for the judge to clarify that record that the death penalty is not an option in this case from a legal perspective, that is something that could potentially be the record of be problematic down the road if it weren't immediately corrected. so there's a lot of considerations when you're talking about a minor they don't apply when adult defendants, so the judge acted pretty swiftly to correct that error. >> and people should know she is being charged as an adult, but that doesn't mean all of the r

sara. >> all right. give us some sense of the timeline. in here. as to when ralph got to the golf course and when he was arrested as well yes. >> sara so we got a pretty good idea of that from yesterday's news conference here. so because of that cell phone data, authorities believe that ruth gets here to about an around 159 in the morning on sunday. he's then in the vicinity of this area until at least 131 in the afternoon? on sunday. so again, nearly 12 hours later after agents spot him and then around 155 in the afternoon this be on the lookout alert goes out to law enforcement again, presumably the information that this person had passed along about the car that was seen leaving the scene here, and then about five minutes later to the north of here martin county, we're told that deputies spot this car and then about 22 minutes later, they're able to take ruth into custody sarah. all right. thank you so much. carlos suarez for your reporting there in west palm beach florida breaking news overnight. >> sean diddy combs arrested on federal charges. this morning. we will learn what those charges are. and new reporting on a new strategy of sorts for the

. >> yes, sara, good morning to you. the hearing will happen here at the barrow county courthouse and about 90 minutes. and as you can imagine, there's a lot of interests here, not only from the community and the state of georgia, but a lot of media presence here this morning. and now i have to tell you something, sara, the suspect himself will not be here. he's going to appear virtually because right now he's being detained at gainesville regional youth detention center. but what we know already is that he is facing at least four charges. sara and the charges that he faces, of course, have to do with the horrific murders that happened wednesday here in winder, just about an hour away from a plant northeast. so atlanta and in a significant development overnight as sara, we have also heard and got confirmation from the georgia bureau of investigation that the suspect the suspect's father colin gray, has also been arrested and he faces multiple charges. let me read to you what he is facing now. the 54-year-old is now facin

>> yes. sara well, for all intents and purposes, war has begun between hezbollah and israel with lebanon caught in the middle. in addition to the at least 100 people reported killed by israel in these it's airstrikes among them women and children according to the lebanese ministry of health, more than 400 injured. now, what we're seeing now is at least 300 airstrikes so far by israel on us mostly southern lebanon, but they've also struck other parts of the country. these are no doubt the most intense israeli strikes since the 2006 war in july of that year what we are seeing is a mass exodus of people from southern lebanon. the roads coming out of the south are jammed with cars in both lanes going south and going north. everybody is on their way out of that area. i was in touch with one person down there. is that it's just total chaos with everybody with towns and cities just being totally evacuated. the israeli military, for instance broke into a, the voice of lebanon radio station with a message

yes. >> sara, good morning. the family of the 14-year-old suspect has confirmed to cnn the boys mother called to warn a school counselor, just be for her son allegedly went on a shooting rampage that killed two of his classmates and two teachers. this is according to annie brown, she's the suspect's aunt and marcee gray broke her silence over the weekend when she told the washington post she is so sorry for what she calls the absolutely horrific shooting. >> this is what we know that teams the team suspect's grandfather charles boheme, has confirmed to cnn that colt gray sent his mother and alarming text message the morning of the shooting. >> the text simply said, i'm sorry, mom. that's when marci gray, the suspect's mother, decided to make a call to the school. that lasted ten minutes after the call. she plays to add 950 in the morning. she decided to drive to hundred miles from fitzgerald, georgia to hear in winder. but by the time she arrived, the tragic shooting had already happened in other words, sara, we

reporter jacqueline howard tells us what the potential, potential problems with water are right now yes, sara well, what we know about this floodwater, it's not just rainwater. the public health risks are because this is water contaminated by sewage chemicals. >> it also may have sharp objects like glass and metal in it. and for those reasons that's why there are health risks. like if you encounter hunter this floodwater, you come it comes with the risk of wound infection, possibly other types of bacterial infection, harmful bacterias are also in this water. you could experience other gastrointestinal illnesses after you encounter floodwater like this. and we also know that tetanus is a big risk as well. and that's why it's so important for people to avoid walking through this floodwater, avoid driving through it. we don't know how deep it may be in some places. if you do have to encounter floodwater because you're part of rescue efforts or you're part of safety efforts, then you want to definitely make sure to wear tall rubber boots, make sure these boots are snake proof. there could be snak

>> yes. sara prosecutors revealing new details about the evidence they've collected as part as part of this investigation. and that includes evidence that may help speak to what ryan ruse intent was. the reason he was there at donald trump's golf course. and that includes a handwritten letter that prosecutors say was left behind for one of his neighbors, and it's states very clearly, quote this was an assassination attempt on donald trump, but i failed you. i tried my best and gave it all the gumption i could muster. it is up to you now to finish the job and i will offer $150,000 to whomever can complete the job. now, the letter also ended that saying trump quote, ended relations with iran like a child. and now the middle east has unraveled and obviously this speaks again to the potential intent argument here. we know that reiner there's only currently charged with those two gun charges, both possession of a firearm by a convicted felon and possession of a firearm with an obliterated serial number

>> yes sara well, first of all, what we're seeing right now with these outbreaks of cases, we are seeinglly what could be causing this is since the covid-19 pandemic, we've stopped masking, stopped distancing. that's led to a rise in many different respiratory illnesses, including whooping cough. we also know over time the vaccine induced immunity can wane. that's why it's important too. get your booster and then number three, we also know that we tend to see outbreaks of whooping cough every three to five years. and this year, on september 14, the number of cases reported were five times more than the number of cases reported for that same time period compared with last year, sara and the best way to prevent what being cough is to get vaccinated. the pertussis, also known as what being cough, is included in the detat or tdap vaccinations. these vaccines are part of the routine childhood immunizations. it's also recommended during pregnancy and for adults, it's recommended to get your booster every ten years and pertussis or what? i think cough is it bacterial infection. and even though

yes. >> sara so donald trump will be arriving shortly to attend this appeals court argument and he'll be squaring off against e. jean carroll to appeal that $5 million verdict, and the jury finding that he had sexually abused carroll and defamed her when he denied it and criticized her appearance. so both sides will only have about ten minutes to make their arguments trump's lawyers are expected to say that the trial judge made mistakes by allowing two other women who had accused trump of sexual assault for testifying and also allow playing the jury to hear the access hollywood tape where trump is caught on that hot mic making comments about how you can just easily grope women. there, saying that never should have come in. carroll's lawyers say that that is all evidence of trump's mo and that it was fair game for the jury to hear that were not expecting a decision today. this will just be the oral arguments and unlike some of trump's other appearances in court, like his criminal trial, there are no cameras in this courthouse, so he will not be able to make comments in the hallway or addr

. >> tell us, firstly about these remarks that donald trump has made yes, sara, donald trump not only suggesting that this latest indictment, the superseding charges from special counsel jack smith, not only help him politically as what he said, but he said he had quote every right to interfere in the 2020 election. take a listen to this interview. >> it so crazy that my poll numbers go up whoever heard you get indicted for interfering with a presidential election where you have every right to do it you get indicted and you poll numbers go up elsewhere that interview he called vice president harris nasty. >> that's what that was the word he used in her previous debate with former vice president mike pence obviously an interesting choice of words there, given that mike pence is not endorsing donald trump in this election. and also what happened on january 6, 2021, when several of trump's supporters rushed the capitol. some of them saying, quote, hang mike pence. so that choice of words there is obviously stands out. i also want to walk you through a little bit of donald trump's week ah

>> yes. sara really harrowing video coming out of new orleans yesterday as they received over a month it's worth of rain just in a very short period of time from what was hurricane francine is it plowed through the state of louisiana, we were in morgan city and we saw similar experiences unfolding across the area here in morgan city as numerous roads were flooded and talk, we had to at the very last minute abandon our live shot location because water started to overtop of this berm that was protecting our area. >> and so we quickly evacuated, but getting back to a safe location even became a challenge in adventure in itself because so many of the roads within this very low lying st. mary's parish were flooded. so there were many homes that took on water, many roads that look like rivers we experienced it firsthand ourself. now, this storm system is not done yet, so we want to talk about what happened in louisiana when we're talking about 8.38 inches of rain in such a short period that eclipses the

yes. i think sara, i think this was not obviously something we should interpret it as an actual endorsement of kamala harris. it was said with a sort of a wry smile in front of a domestic audience that also frankly laughed when he said it and he said, look we have said that we fed biden now biden, he said has been removed from the race and he has advised everyone to support kamalaharris. so of course, russia is going to do the same trolling, i think in some sense, putin obviously never misses an opportunity to try to discredit the u.s. and especially its democratic processes. he may also be aware that it is not exactly incoming harris is interests to gain the support of fruits and that it might actually be negative pr for her as well. so that is something to bear in mind while we have heard putin say before, he said back in february that he preferred biden because he was more predictable and experience than trump. he has since then made comments that are more supportive of trump, for example, quickly sizing the u.s. justice system over the criminal conviction of trump. he then said that he

sara girvin. what is on the agenda today? yes, a pretty packed agenda.cting so keir starmer to arrive here in dublin within the next hour, he is the first british prime minister to visit dublin within the past five years and i think that gives you an indication of the state of relationships over that time. the country to be macro countries had clashed over brexit and how to deal with the legacy of the trouble but both have been keen to say this is an opportunity to reset the relationship. today will be the second time the leaders have met within the past two months because the taoiseach at simon harris was the first international leader to visit the uk after sir keir starmer was elected, the two were pictured together smiling, having a pint of guinness and now it is time for the taoiseach to repay the hospitality. we have heard from downing street, they have said this is a new error of cooperation and friendship between britain and ireland and the relationship between the two countries has never reached its full potential, something they want to work on.

again, prayers are going out to him in his favor emily, and hopefully everything's all right yes, it to sara, he has had three diagnosed concussions in the nfl now, likely more he had one in out at alabama too, in its final season there so just lots of people, including former players colin for two over to have real serious thoughts about whether he needs to keep playing? yes. seeing that response where his hands seize up it's really, really hard to watch and the support i like it's going affect his whole life. so we will all be watching and hoping that he recovers. andy scholes. thank you so much. appreciate it. john yeah, sanjay is done amazing work on these. >> i mean, there's much more to life than football. >> the truth and and people need to be there for him to tell him that you know. >> yeah. you don't need this all right. new this morning, president biden may soon give ukraine the okay to use long-range missiles to fire into russia. vladimir putin with a fiery response. trouble it gauff a near miss as two passenger planes nearly collide. so why does this keep happening nerve pain rad

yes, my salvation we are on you, wide simple for dreams and for life, coming to us opened. good, dear, se sarà here. dear colleagues, we are considering the first question on the draft agenda of the 575th meeting of the federation council. i propose to accept the agenda as a basis. please vote. voting is underway. the decision has been made: will any of the senators have additions, clarifications, changes to the agenda? no, i propose to hold today's meeting without a break, there will be no objections, colleagues, no, i propose to approve the agenda of the 575th meeting of the federation council as a whole, voting is underway, document number 421, please vote, the agenda has been approved, dear colleagues. let's move on to the question of the chairman of the federation council of the federal assembly of the russian federation, in accordance with the regulations of the federation council, the floor is given to the oldest senator of the russian federation, yuri leonidovich vorobyov. dear senators, colleagues, friends, today. is a special solemn day for all of us, the beginning of the autumn sess

yes. >> so finally, sara , all of >> so finally, sara, all of that, you've explained it extremely well .well. but on the other hand, the party is still suspended . you. suspended. you. >> in fact, this is extraordinarily reckless. there are a number of greens, deep greens you might call them greens you might call them greens and sza who have been suspended even since the court judgement in february. what you can't shy away from and what is the what was great about the cost win is that it's very hard. the way people are orientated towards money, to deny that you have lost and you have lost fulsomely the fact that they suspended me just a few weeks ahead of that final hearing shows how reckless and incompetent they are, and i'm afraid to say, and i'm to happy make the informal call to the 60,000 members of the party, not to just take back control of your party, but if the party does not revoke those no fault suspensions which have arisen due to a weaponized, politicised disciplinary process, then they will be facing another court, judge. they will be facing another court judgement from my

>> yes, put the issue very true, but they still have sara the issue relating to the vice president. >many thought that he would pivot from that because of the presumptive immunity in terms of the conversations, you don't see anything about the department of justice in there because the supreme court very clearly said that that is not fair game. but as it relates to pence, hey, you know what, that's? dillon i think it was bold and it certainly was appropriate given the dynamic of the vice president on that day, hang mike pence, right. >> so you could see this really strange and unusual, an awkward situation with the vice president. if this goes to trial testifying against the person that he served under, i do want to quickly ask you about hunter biden back in the legal headlines today because he also has court court today. when it comes to his tax case, what do you see happening here? >> so, you know, sats interest down. i'll co full circle where i talked about the politics. remember that biden, although he said that he's not going to pardon him. this is a different dynamic. last time

. >> ginger: so, yes, we got with sara haines a tour of "the view's" state of the art downtown studiost sara haynes giving gma a look at their new digs. >> it's much nicer but then all my stuff kind of makes it feel like my ole space. they even hung my chihuahua banner. hot topics meeting starting now. that is private. top secret. we just wrapped up our hot topics meeting. we have decide on our hot topics. what i am going to do is put them in a list. >> i am sara's hot topic producer. lots to catch up on from the summer. full day of hot topics so we're going to get started. hello. >> i am sara's hair stylist. i am going to make her look amazing for this first show. >> okay. time to change. voila. >> those are too big for you. >> no, they're not. >> they're kind of clownish. >> i don't care what anybody says, those pants are great. >> joy thinks they look clownish. that's the high fashion host. if she says she likes it, i'm going to go with your answer. >> i like it. it's the fashion now, right? >> joy is a comedian. don't worry about it. she's got jokes. that's her love language. >> i

yes. gerald ford, 17 days apart, september 1975. squeaky from and sara jane moore by the way, both attempted assassins are still alive wanted to start a violent revolution and felt that the way to do that was to kill the president i stayed she has since recanted those views and felt that she she's very happy. she did not kill gerald ford. but both of these individuals sought to change our political system through violence so it is a sad fact of our life, of our world, of our culture, that given the importance of the president, the united states to us, all, that unstable individuals seeking to actually steal the vote from all of us try to change our system by going after the president, killing him it is, it is a fact of american life. it doesn't happen all the time but once again, it's happened and it's a reminder that this is breton, the bone. this is not something new in our political history and traditionally, i mean, political violence doesn't solve political problems in this country. >> i mean, in the past that it's engendered more political violence

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yes. >> because that's the chicken oysters. >> i missed my calling. sara, thank you so much.rs and raiders, very similar. 7:00 p.m. eastern nbc and peacock. we're back in a moment. first, this is "today" on nbc. cheers, chef. thanks s i came to bayview hunter's point, where there was only one pediatrician to serve more than 10,000 children. daniel lurie said, i'm going to help. we opened a clinic for our most vulnerable children. i have worked shoulder to shoulder with him as we have brought solutions where people thought the problem was unsolvable. daniel doesn't take excuses. he holds himself accountable. and i know that he can do it for the city of san francisco. asÍ que comencemos. time to celebrate some birthdays. >> we have folks lined up on the smucker's jars this morning. first up, happy 100th birthday to shirley schlinger spends her time as an active member of a glee club. love that. joseph byra is 102. this life-long golfer also taught himself how to play the accordion and the violin. that's impressive. craig, you would love it. happy 107th birthday to charlotte mus

sara girvin. just take us through what has been heard in court this morning. been heard in court this morning-— been heard in court this morninu. . , ., morning. yes yes, this was the third time that sirjeffrey i third time that sirjeffrey donaldson has appeared here at newry court since being charged earlier this year. it was the first time that he has appeared in crown court and today was an arraignment hearing, when pleas are entered. he pleaded not guilty to all of those charges against him. sirjeffrey donaldson was the leader of the democratic unionist party of the dup, the largest unionist party in northern ireland. he is one of the best—known faces in politics here for decades, and he was northern ireland �*s longest serving mp before the last election. just to remind you of those charges against him, there are 18 in total, one count of rape, four counts of gross indecency, and 13 counts of indecent assault. also in court today was his wife and co—accused, lady eleanor donaldson. she is facing five charges which amount to aiding and abetting the charges against her husband. we heard in court today that she is planning to challenge two of th

sara's alliance, i forgot the name, i'm sorry, for example, these political forces, which recruit 50%, in fact, of the total electoral picture in east germany, they. to return to this russian hook again. and yes, if you actually buy, you can see many, many, many countries that are not ready to tear up today. its final connections with such a concept as russia. we talked a lot last time about this festival and this film russians at war. in fact, by the way, it should still be shown tomorrow. all the same. according to the latest news, however, it is no longer within the framework of the festival, within the framework of some separate event. that is, this is it again, it's about these compromises, which... i'm ready to tolerate and ready to build bridges with this, even after everything that russia has done, ugh, i remember the compromises that were made with hitler's germany, so the 37th, the 38th, 39th years, yes, these were all, these were all years of compromises, three years of compromises with absolute evil, dozens of years of compromises with the absolute evil of the soviet union. which was no better than hitler's germany, which also killed millions and millions of people in constabulari

yes, i am all right. >> joining us now to dig further into this made for tv moment is sara fischer.he is cnn senior media analyst and senior media reporter at axios. sara. good morning. always wonderful to see you. >> let's talk about how we touched on a little bit there with catherine, but this is something you've spent a lot of time thinking about and working with, which is so much of what can happen on these debate stages is simply how it is perceived, right? how the interaction between people comes across. if there is a moment in particular, so much of our how we consume news now is in these little, little moments, what are you watching for and what have you seen before that helps you understand the challenges for each of these people tonight? >> yes. so there's organic moments and inorganic meaning that organically they're going to be things that come up go absolutely viral without either campaigns trying to make them viral then you had the inorganic moments which are things that maybe we didn't catch in real time as being as funky or as interesting as they actually were. but t

created by well, once you get went to answer the yes or no again, you need to start reporting on what caused this problem. >> we are thank you. thank you sara this morning, sources tell cnn that golf courses and in particular, donald trump's own golf courses have been difficult for the secret service to secure while security around the former president as since increased. after the first attempt on his life in july, the enhanced detail wasn't able to prevent another apparent would be assassin from coming within 500 yards of him. cnn senior white house reporter kevin liptak joins us now. kevin, this has been a concern for a while, as i understand it. >> yeah, this has been something that we've been hearing about for years, particularly when it comes to donald trump, end his golf course in west palm beach, florida. and when you look at the incident that unfolded yesterday, you do get a sense of the challenges that they see secret service has faced in securing this facility for the president. now the former president for the last eight years or so, for won it's bounded by three major roads. the roads aren't shut down when the president is on t

sara, good to be with you. good morning is because what we've seen in the lawsuits. okay. so taking it back, civil. yes. these are civil suits, not criminal in nature, but the allegations have centered around misdeeds concerning commercial sexual activities it's concerning issues relating to flying in people for illicit purposes relating to various drugs and various parties and him doing these things as a result of that, you have the civil lawsuits, so you can put it together to surmise that it's going to be about the sex trafficking and racketeering. now, what is that? you're running a criminal enterprise for? profit that's racketeering this sexual issues in terms of the human trafficking, you're you're really going to transporting them exactly, sara. so that's why i'll tell you what the concern is briefly as a defense attorney, the concern is a couple of things. number one, we know they rated his home in california. they rated his home in miami. and what do you get from that potentially various videos and other evidence but i'm also concerned about the lawsuits. now they're civil, not criminal, but th

are railing again dense netanyahu, i think yes, they recognize that hamas is part of the problem, but then they also blame netanyahu as well. do you well, look sarathe israeli people have every right to protest. >> however they want against their own government. but as far as i'm concerned, hamas is the problem here. hamas is the one that perpetrated the terrorist attack hamas is funded by iran. the biden administration lifted sanctions on iran on it's why iranian petroleum sales have increased $100 billion since joe biden and kamala harris took office. those are the funds that are being used to fund hamas, hezbollah, the houthis, and other terrorist networks in the region. the united states not only needs to start implementing the ship act and the iran, china energy sanctions act. my tube pieces of legislation that were included in a supplemental aid package that this administration has thus far refused to actually implement. they need to cut off the source of funding for hamas and they need to hold iran accountable. but more than that we have to make it clear there are still four living american hostages being held by hamas u.s and three deceas

sara, lovely to see you. my understanding is one of these measures that they are looking at just actually went through. can you explain? >> yes. they are considering a dozen rules that could go into effect around november and election officials in the state basically begging them to stop making changes when we're just weeks out of early voting. so here's just a couple of them and i'll explain the one that passes. we get to it. but one of them is this provision that would require a marking absentee ballots to distinguish them between provisional an emergency palace, which seems like not a big deal, except that all of the ballots in georgia have already he's been printed and they're about to go out. another one of these rules requires a hand count of the number of ballots on election day at these polling places to make sure the number of ballots cast matches with the tally from the machines. and this is the rule that just passed and was a big concern for election officials. and another rule that at least for now sounds like it is tabled is a daily. again, hand count of the number of ballots at each day of early voting to make s

sara mentioned kb homes. let's get to new home sales out just moments ago. rick santelli has those for us. rick? >> yesead. expecting a number around 700,000 better, 716,000 seasonalized units. and from last month revised to 751,000. first time we had back-to-back 700,000 pluses since january -- excuse me, february and march of '22. and that revision takes last month from the best level from may of last year all the way back to february of '22, and if we consider that what sara just said, the yield curve continues to steepen, many of the benefits that were going to aid the mortgage market aren't happening we're up a dozen basis points since the cut. and to dig deeper into the d dynamics of housing we head to diana olick. >> rick, you're right. the nurms are muddy because we see the comparison month-to-month as the sales came down but number is higher than expected. but this is based on signed contracts. people out shopping for a home in august when mortgage rates were falling. we heard from the home builders than june and july were soft you saw it in kh homes and lanars but they said sales were soft be

sara mets. he makes the final adjustments to a piece of kids that could become a giant step forward for blind people. one this already transformed his life as an athlete. lisa, it's a yes after losing his sight, a small fine on his chest, jesus alt official intelligence, the track, the movements of a runa in front of him, sending back audio signals to guide his direction and speed. it's given, fight may get another achievement. after a career spanning 3 power olympic games with sweden, it's a huge, huge freedom is feeling of freedom. it gives me audio to the headphones that i have on me like this. so a fee moves to the rise, then i get a q to follow to the right time because it moves to the left. i get an audio to, to move to the left. if i'm too far behind, then it tells me that i need to speed up. we have now tried this out during the a full price and it works. the technology is developed by google's projects, guidelines. why this month? it's still kind of funding. they used it to become the 1st applying athletes to finish off morrison without any physical helpful guidance or did stuck on health tomorrow along with 18000 other runners getting to to that finish line.

sara palin. >> they know they know more about the tina fey impression of, you know what i mean? >> like, it can sit in like the image of you this can absolutely make a huge yesn thing, he he nailed walz. i mean, the weird gesticulating and like he nailed it gaskins from the midwest to though he really he hasn't in his blood unfortunately the good donald trump impression would be actionable so no one does that because the idea that you probably, you play them is like don corleone who, which is what he is, that is something you can't do on tv. maybe it isn't even fawning. maybe smith just sad i mean, it you mentioned the sarah palin thing was viewed back then and right. >> it was right. people who are tuning into sara and live. yeah. there's real people who are knee deep in politics who know everything that's going on and watching every that's great. but some people are just casual viewers, right? and then they'll tune in, they'll see someone being ridiculed. maybe they'll think, well, i don't like him or her that much and they're also getting their clips on tiktok and instagram and other places that has a long, long leg theory and that people are going to get

yes so. the secretary of state said that russia could use these new missiles, these new ballistic missiles that they have now received from iran on the battlefield in ukraine, within weeks, sara, that is a significant development we have seen iran support russia throughout the course of the ukraine war. they had provided them with drones. they have a trained russian personnel on how to use those drones. but the secretary of state called this specific shipment, this additional support that they're providing to russia with these ballistic missiles, a dramatic escalation. he announced this in a press conference earlier this morning with his counterpart from the uk, listened to what he said is they both had into ukraine this week for some time, the united states has warned of an additional threat the provision by iran of ballistic missiles to russia for use in ukraine we've warned tehran publicly. we've warned charan privately that taking this step would constitute a dramatic escalation. russia has now received shipments of these ballistic missiles and will likely use them within weeks. in ukraine against ukrainians now he also notably said that this is a two-way street that russ

i like to turn to you, because sara's still very young, but you have been around not quite as long as me. >> almost. >> you are. you are. >> just compared to you. >> yesat's true. >> i have three bags of cough drops, by the way, i'm okay. >> she's back and better than ever. but i'm looking back at a press release of a deal i remember well announced almost 23 years ago, october of 2001, in which gmus and echostar were planning to merge. what happened, of course, anti antitrust regulators. at the time, they were amongst the more dominant providers of these services. the deal was stopped, never went through. the department of justice did file a suit to block that acquisition of muse electronics which was essentially directv at the time. i don't believe that would present the same threat to a deal this time. >> obviously, there has always been this objective among regulators and the government to say, well, there are some areas not served by cable, so therefore, these providers have some kind of privileged position, but i mean, the overall market is obviously gotten so big and different than it was back then and the obvious analog is xm sirius, right? at

sara, are you scared? the baked potato police are in the house. yesaked potato you want! just throw it all in! enough of the weather! good morning. good morning to you both. change is afoot in terms of the weather over the next few days. some of us will still see spells of warm sunshine, and there will be low cloud towards the east, but heavy showers and thunderstorms across the south. the autumn equinox is arriving and summer is well and truly on the way out. quite a lot of cloud to start the morning but it will burn back towards the east coast. a rash of showers towards the south. plenty of sunshine for much of scotland and northern ireland, but further south we will see those heavy showers. wales, perhaps the midlands and down the central and southern england and into dorset as well, temperatures up to 23 degrees in the warmest spots still. through tonight, that cloud will tend to roll its way back westwards, so again a little bit of miss dennis, drizzle, especially towards the east. heavy showers and thunderstorms from the word go. it is going to

announced. 0ur ireland correspondent sara girvin is at stormont. will after all that waiting, all that build—up, what will people in northern ireland here today? yess taken so long to get to this point. in terms of what today will bring, we are expecting a statement in the assembly behind me by the first minister and deputy first minister at about midday. then we are told this programme for government will go out for a period of public consultation. that will take about eight weeks. after so long of living in a place that has essentially become a political vacuum, as you can imagine people here in northern ireland have their own ideas about what stormont should prioritise. we will be hearing some of their thoughts a little bit later on here in bbc breakfast. sarah, thank you. we will speak to you later. here on breakfast row we are always the champion of a minority sport, haps unusual pastimes. we love to see people, and their pets, doing unusual things. especially the pets. after a summer of sport look at what they have been doing in california over the past couple of days. yes, it is dog surfing. it is a time of year. fifty dogs and their owners

sara cox appears to be looking forward to it. shejoins us now from preston. did you hear the weather forecast? yes shed seven were my favourite in the 19905. you would have dj yesterday at four o“clock 19905. you would have dj yesterday at four o'clock in the afternoon. is it good make a transition from four o“clock it good make a transition from four o'clock in the afternoon from four o“clock o'clock in the afternoon from four o'clock in the afternoon from four o'clock in the afternoon from four o'clock in the morning? it o'clock in the afternoon from four o'clock in the morning?— o'clock in the morning? it is, it was really _ o'clock in the morning? it is, it was really nice, _ o'clock in the morning? it is, it was really nice, the _ o'clock in the morning? it is, it was really nice, the crowd - o'clock in the morning? it is, it was really nice, the crowd just| was really nice, the crowd just wanted a singalong. playing madonna“s like a prayer was fantastic. we come to places that don't have a first. you how great places in glasgow, cardiff, manchester, but it's great to come here and meet and s