scott: one week.he came to new york, first he came to the bahamas to get used to the time change because at this point he is 84 years old and old age is beginning to have its effect on him. he is not the same person he was in 1952. he has slowed down considerably so he had to be handled carefully, they went to the bahamas for a couple days to get used to the time change and then new york for a couple of days and then l.a. for the oscar ceremony. then he went back home and never came back to america. peter: partial filmography of night -- of charlie chaplin, the trailp -- the trail him -- t ramp. if you were to recommend one of the movies to get a sense of charlie chaplin, which one? scott: one movie? modern times. the essence of chaplain is his connection to the real world. there are a lot of comedians who want to take the audience away from the real world. especially in that time. but he was connected to the real world that people saw walking to the theater. they sell poor people, stores, factories -

scott? >> pippa, thank you.at's doing quite well, right? >> the stock was upgraded in spring but raising from 160. the company has gone through a massive transformation, multibillion dollar settlements, restructuring, spinning off health care, they are bullish on 3m's new management at the helm. >> a lot of this is driven by productivity, price cost, so they get any revenue growth, anything north of 3%, that's all gravy on top of what we're expecting. >> the question is whether focus on change and restructuring pivots to real earnings growth. since the health care spinoff in april, the stock has rebounded sharply, average price target is $149 a share. i point out the stock trading at $130. >> seema, thank you. seema mody with the update on 3m. >>> mike santoli joins us now for his own last word of the day. a pretty good day as we're about to get hot and heavy on the earnings and the jobs report. >> the s&p 500 hanging in there. a low momentum move. it's been sideways for two weeks. picking spots starting to get

scott had nothing to do with it. there's no way scott's getting into trouble.as nothing to do with it. he told her, i went up there with him. he drove. i went in and i did everything. jim farrell: we have three people in three different rooms that are telling us the same thing. you may not be able to say we have a fingerprint or we have dna, but that's pretty damning evidence. andrea canning: the last piece the prosecution needed was motive. why would paul want to kill his wife, catherine? simple, they said, money. when catherine died, paul cashed in on her life insurance policy and homeowners insurance. it all totaled around $700,000. the defendant said he would kill catherine and burn up the evidence, and he did just that. andrea canning: now, it was the defense's turn to attack. jurors would hear more about the checkered pasts of the witnesses at the very heart of the case. craig melvin: coming up, and what a very checkered past some of those witnesses had-- --when "dateline" continues. hey! i'll give you $574 if you switch. for an ice cream? okay. so, what

scott. i expect from all of our department every single one of our department heads to support ms scott as she transitions in scott's permanent appointment to the position was approved by the city council by a 3 to 2 vote. she has signed a two-year contract and hopes to bring stability to an unstable city hall. several department leadership positions remain unfilled or are temporarily occupied. namely the police department whose current chief serves in an interim status. the recent events in the city of them good lions have been front page and has negatively impacted everyone. >> there is no other and belonging when it comes to end violence. mayor hernandez thorpe says scott previously served as the city of seattle's deputy inspector general for public safety and has an extensive background in police, accountability and during scott's introductory news conference thursday, hernandez thorpe stating scott is the right person for the job. i know that ms scott's background are the right qualific

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news conference thursday, hernandez thorpe stating scott is the right person for the job. she's overly qualified in my opinion to serve in this position during the hiring process. some of scott's past racially charged social media posts surfaced on and at the end of her speech, she briefly address them. i know the small some of my past. >> social media post that this is the actual so weaponize issues of race and social justice to happen 6 or 7 years in this space? what i to is the work and that's what i'm going to do. and scott says among the top priorities listed on her 100 day plan is working with the mayor city council and residents to address low police staffing issues and hire a permanent chief in antioch, philippe djegal, all kron. 4 news. >> with just 33 days until the election, vice president kamala harris and former president trump campaigning in swing today. harris is in wisconsin making her first campaign appearance with the republican liz cheney. she is the daughter of former vice president cheney and former congress woman from wyoming. she was a top republican

>> well, it is, but let me just say something, scott, about what he said about georgia scott, the reasonple are able to vote in georgia, because the judge stepped in and cut rid of all the horrible draconian laws that prevented especially democrats from voting in georgia the last several years. but going back to your policy, yeah. i mean, look, she's closing with an eagle were lost you for a minute, democrat from voting i'm, saying is that there are laws that were very scott i'm saying there are laws that, you know, full-well were very much skewed towards preventing a certain demographic for voting, which tends to vote democrat a judge agreed oh, i will say yes, she's she's closing with an economic message. he's closing and i listened. i spent a weekend of pennsylvania. that's where i am and i will tell you that what i see on tv from her as a populist economic message, what i see from him it's something about transgender attacks as always, and i will say to you that if you're comparing those two closing messages, i'd much rather be democrats at the moment. they're republicans, they're pl

governor scott. gov.at it, but i'm not ready to commit to raising those taxes. >> and you, ms. charlestin? ms. charlestin: yes. >> the most concise answer we've got so far, thanks. should vermont requires state employees to work from the office most of the week? ms. charlestin: no, covid taught us that we are in a time of working from home and people get just as much done, so giving them that flexibility, knowing you have options is helpful. >> governor scott. gov. scott: we are finding it doesn't work for everyone, it works for some. the cohesiveness of the teams that need to work together. >> thank you. have you personally utilized vermont's legal cannabis market? gov. scott: no. >> ms. charlestin? ms. charlestin: no. >> should those who are not hunters or trappers have more representation on the state fish and wildlife board? ms. charlestin: yes. >> governor scott? gov. scott: i don't think that should be a litmus test, whether you hunt or not, i think it be finding good people who serve. >> should for

scott, back to you >> appreciate you, phil. thank you.u we've got about two minutes to go since we're talking autos, tesla is the big winner on the week, obviously up 22% on this week. >> and it's holding it it's at a really interesting spot here in the 260 area for the stock even though it's well below its all-time highs, it's close to a one-year high it runs counter trend very ofte to the other ones. you know, the mag 6 as opposed to 7 but that one has had a big relief trade everything else i think is hanging in there in terms of nobody wants to get too negative on the big names they reset lower relative to the rest of the market the cyclicals, which have been core leadership coming into this week, we have the regional banks down 3% on the week, industrials down 2.5%, and of course home builders off by 7% all of them off a very healthy levels but it shows you just a little bit of a rethink based on where yields are going and just taking chips off the table in the economically sensitive stuff >> materials pretty ugly this week in fact, i

i want to thank mayor scott james of valdosta, who is -- where is scott? really great job. i want to thank lieutenant governor jones and agricultural commissioner harper, as i said before, austin scott, and all of the others present. i also want to thank the governor, who is working around the clock to get this problem solved. he is working hard around-the-clock. we also have a salute to the incredible first responders, law enforcement heroes, and they are heroes, doctors, nurses, firefighters, coast guard, national guard, who have been serving with such extraordinary grace. and the work is incredible. nobody thought they would see something like this. you are the best. you are truly the best of america and appreciated by america. sometimes you don't feel that way but you are very much appreciated by america. and i know each and every one of you is giving to this community of everything you have. you are doing things he would not normally think about doing. the people on the ground are doing the best they can in every challenge and circumstances. we do need some help from t

welcome to "closing bell," i'm scott wapner live from post 9 at the new york stock exchange. this hour begins with the first mega cap to report earnings, alphabet in just about an hour. 60 minutes to go in regulation, for the most part a mixed day, stocks did get a little boost on a strong treasury auction that took the edge off yields a little bit which is helping just a bit as well. take a look at home builders, they're weaker after d.r. horton's results. there's poulty and toll also down today. ford's guidance a big drag on the stock and autos in general, gm and tesla lower. broadcom jumping on a report that openai will build its first chip with that company and taiwan semi. all riding on big tech's big reports. let's bring in dan greenhouse with me here at post 9. good to see. >> you thank you, sir. >> is that tee guys says this is a make or break week. is that how you see it. >> >> i feel we have had several make or break weeks this year and they have all made it, i expect this will be much of the same. obviously this is an important week, the jobs report on friday, alth

senate historian kate scott miss scott. what did the committee learn from john dean? what they learned from john dean was absolutely astounding. he told the american public in the course of reading more than 240 page prepared statement. it took him hours and hours to read that statement before the senate watergate committee. what he revealed as as is that as white house counsel, he had been present in the oval office and in meetings with top white house staff in which they had responded to. americans protess ousting of u.s. government policy, particularly vietnam war policy, these u.s. civil rights groups, women's liberation groups, all of these groups that had been involved in sort of exercising their fundamental first amendment rights to protest government policies that the nixon administration had seen, those dissidents and viewed those protests as dangerous to the nation, and particularly an end and worthy of a forceful government response and the response took all kinds of forms from burglaries to, breaking and entering to trying to to to black bag jobs, all kind

news conference thursday, hernandez thorpe stating scott is the right person for the job. i know that ms scott's background. >> are the right qualifications and she's overly qualified, in my opinion to serve in this position during the hiring process. some of scott's past racially charged social media posts surfaced on and at the end of her speech, she briefly address them. notice a small some of my past. >> social media post that this is the actual so weaponize issues of race and social justice to happen 6 or 7 years in this space? what is the work and that's what i'm going to do. and scott says among the top priorities listed on her 100 day plan is working with the mayor city council and residents to address low police staffing issues and hire a permanent chief in antioch, philippe djegal all kron. 4 news on >> well, you're gonna have to leave the bay area. if you want to see any wax re creations of your favorite stars, madam tussaud's. >> in san francisco is permanently closed after 10 long years along fisherman's wharf. the last did not give a reason for the closure. b

for our final talking points, uh, scott, the the israel regime has gotten increasingly more unhinged and uh list with its attacks and there seems to be nothing uh in its way uh, i'm just trying to understand what goes on in the head of the israely leaders and what they're actually hoping to get out of it by trying to fight in all of these different front. netanyahu himself said he is fighting in seven fronts excluding iran. i want to know if i want to know about your opinion on what you think netanyahu is actually trying to get after let's say this whole conflict is... imaginarily settled down? well, that's the true mystery of a madman is number one, his first priority is himself. he is narcissistically obsessed with power, and he sees these wars as the preserver of his power, as the mechanism that locks him in, that the people are have no choice, but either to back netanyahu or die. so there's a there's a fanaticism and a madness to netanyahu that has uh uh tied the destinies or is attempting to try the destinies of the israeli citizenry to his war mongering and i think uh the israe

we can defeat rick scott.sing mitch mcconnell and he becomes majority leader. >> let's take a listen to rick scott talking about the heritage foundation. this is back from april of 2023. >> if you don't remember anything else i said today, the most important thing is i want to thank you. the -- i have been in washington for a little over four years and the one group that cares about two things is heritage. they actually really care about good policy. and they really push good policy. they bring up good policy and they promote good policy. they help you move policy along. they work with your office. they do an unbelievable job with policy. >> congresswoman, just to be transparent with our viewers we did pull that video from your campaign's x account. when he talks about good policy, we now know that that good policy has a name. project 2025. and it is not very popular with american voters. >> well. no. and if you remember rick scott wrote his plan, his plan for america is what he calls it. and i call it the pre

scott ford's philippe djegal was there as bessie. scott was introduced. >> since ron bernal retired as antioch city manager in 2021. the position has changed hands in some capacity 4 times most recently with acting city manager kwame reed who mayor lamar hernandez thorpe says has now been replaced by betsy scott. i expect from all of our department heads every single one of our department heads to support ms scott as she transitions in scott's permanent appointment to the position was approved by the city council by a 3 to 2 vote. she has signed a two-year contract and hopes to bring stability to an unstable city hall. several department leadership positions remain unfilled or are temporarily occupied. namely the police department whose current chief serves in an interim status. recent events in the city of good lions have been front page and has negatively impacted everyone. >> there is no other and belonging when it comes mayor hernandez. thorpe says scott previously served as the city of seattle's deputy inspector general for publ

kate scott. would you describe frank church as politically ambitious? yes, i would. yes i would. and there was some trepidation, frankly, about choosing frank church to lead this sensitive investigation. but the trepidation came from mainly people within the democratic party who were concerned that frank church harbored presidential ambitions, that he might use his position as the chairman of this committee to gain national spotlight and therefore to sort of get a foothold in this in this in a in a in a presidential campaign. in fact, mike mansfield, who selected frank church for this position, really had some of those very same concerns. and he expressed them to frank church at the time. now there's some debate about whether or not frank church told mike mansfield that he would not run for president if he was chosen to run this committee. but in the end, he did decide to run for president. he declared his candidacy in the spring of 1976 as the committee, as the committee's work was winding down

. >>> thanks so much welcome to "closing bell," i'm scott wapner here at the new york stock exchange. we begin with the markets. they are attending a turn around in the final stretch the score card with 60 minutes to go in regulation. what was mostly a down day has come around a bit n fact, we are positive on the nas and dow albeit slightly even as yields remain elevated today and that remains a story to follow. there is the ten year at 4.20, energy, consumer staples, tech helping the markets out today and microsoft is leading from the mega caps along with amazon and meta good days there. ver on, 3m and intel are the biggest drags on the dow as we begin this last hour of trade. coming up in a big we would have an interview with former fed vice chair rich clarida. try to figure out where rates are going to go from here. he will opine with us in just a bit. it takes us to our talk of the tape with key earnings and the election in front of these markets what is the best way to position right now we will ask lauren goodwin of new york life investments. everybody is trying to figure this o

hear more about my policies and why i am a better fit for this district than scott perry.nk you. >> there you go. thank you very much. >>> coming up, we're going to take a quick break from politics. pablo torre is here to talk about the mlb playoffs. after a crazy night in cleveland with the guardians pulling off an incredible comeback. we'll be right back. singlecare is amazing. even though i have insurance, it can't beat the pricing i get on my medication through singlecare. before i submit any prescriptions, i always check singlecare first! just go to singlecare.com, search for your prescription and show the coupon to your pharmacist. millions of people on medicare, just like me, use singlecare every month, and you can too! visit singlecare.com and start saving today. some days, you can feel like a spectator in your own life with chronic migraine, 15 or more headache days a month each lasting 4 hours or more. botox® prevents headaches in adults with chronic migraine before they start. and treatment is 4 times a year. in a survey, 91% of users wish they'd started sooner.

scott? >> you know, leslie, you left it in such a perfect place because i had a conversation, you know, a while ago with todd boley here who liked david solomon. pretty optimistic about what's about to happen in m&a and capital markets. listen to what todd told me in our exclusive interview and get your take on other side of that. >> i think we're in the process of having lots of m&a get started. i think we're seeing more and more activity. i think we're seeing people want to transact. people have to kind of get back to, you know, the transaction business. so you know, across our portfolio we're seeing lots of kind of merger and consolidation discussions going on. i think some of them are in their earlier days. but i think the animal spirits are coming back and people want to get back to it. >> leslie, what do you think? it's been a while since we've heard that animal spirits -- >> yeah. but we have heard about green chutes for quite some time. i think most ceos of these big banks would have

>> you're absolutely right, scott.y do we have pro teams there but they're all doing very good the raiders among the top nfl teams in revenue, the vegas golden knights they've already won a stanley cup. >> that's right. i forgot them. my apologies of course they were good right from the beginning. >> yeah. >> too and selling out their arena. so the marketplace was always there, it was just getting over the hurdle of being in, you know, the epicenter of gaming. >> it's perfect for the nfl because you can make a three-day weekend out of it, four-day weekend out of it with the vegas golden knights they did a great job marketing the team and the league did a super job of making sure in the expansion draft the team got good players. >> they were good quick. celtics, they raised their banner last night, they give out these beautiful rings. we're still waiting for word on their sale any nibbles on that? >> what i've heard and i have not spoken to the controlling owner, is that he may be working on some moves to actually keep

scott, what motivated you? >> thank you for allowing me to be part of discussion and thank you other panel members, i feel almost like a fish out of water here. many things catch our eyes, a few things catch our hearts. and because some had the privilege of going to other places in the world, i kept noticing people really don't care what you say when their stomachs are growling. that meeting people's needs, we don't feed people, we feed animals. serve people. that is what we do. meeting their basic needs of hunger really is a great motivation. i got involved training and equipping leaders there. to give them the tools they need to transform their communities. hopefully transforming their communities that would be places of hope and peace where people don't feel forced to migrate to other places. we do understand that climate change, food scarcity, those things propel people forward. we need to help communities and people thrive. so we got involved. i looked around the room and saw my reflection and if not me, t

our guest has been scott martelle. mr. martelle, thhello. welcome. it's wonderful to see you all here tonight. it's particularly wonderful to see so many friends and neighbors coming out tonight on this beautiful evening. my name is scott stroh. i'm very proud to serve as the executive director of george mason gunston

including weird politicians, like rick scott. disinformation about crushing baby's skulls. there is something wrong with this man. he is intent and going back into the senate and becoming senate majority leader. he wrote the preamble to project 2025. he is completely aligned with the heritage foundation. he will do what ever the maga movement tells them to do. vote against disaster and says he wants a fema funding for florida and he is a fraud. we cannot allow rick scott to go back for another six years in the senate. he met debbie, you take the time to talk about the issues. you have been willing on three separate occasions to do a tv debate with rick scott and he refuses each and every time. just recently, you went to an elections class and he would not show up and be in the same room with you. what is he trying to hide from the voters ? >> he knows his values do not align with the values of floridians. he knows very well that if he is in a debate next to me, a woman that understands the issues that are facing floridians, he is

here is what rick scott said about climate change.at it is a thing but here is how he frames it. >> do which are going to do you just have to understand storms are going to happen. i don't know why we're having way more storm surge than we've ever had in the past. >> who knows what the reason is but something is changing. massive storm surge so we got to figure this out. >> the climate is clearly changing. >> bingo. the climate is changing. he says for whatever reason. we don't know why, we've got to figure this out but actually, we have done that work. we know why. we just actually have to commit to what you do about it. >> you have rick scott, who was governor, and he actually banned the term climate change from being used in any state agency. he's been in government for four years and he has no idea why we are seeing storm surge? this man is a fraud and extremely dangerous. the reason he is now running around trying to justify why we are seeing storm surge is because he knows he is in trouble. he is facing a re-election. he repeale

scott.xpect from all of our department heads every single one of our department heads to support ms scott as she transitions in scott's permanent appointment to the position was approved by the city council by a 3 to 2 vote. she has signed a two-year contract and hopes to bring stability to an unstable city hall. several department leadership positions remain unfilled or are temporarily occupied. namely the police department whose current chief serves in an interim status. the recent events in the city of them good lions have been front page and has negatively impacted everyone. >> there is no other and belonging when it comes to end violence. mayor hernandez thorpe says scott previously served as the city of seattle's deputy inspector general for public safety and has an extensive background in police, accountability and during scott's introductory news conference thursday, hernandez thorpe stating scott is the right person for the job. i know that ms scott's background are the right qualif

and scott, you've been in one of these things. did you like it? and are we really going to be able to fly in one? yeah. jessica, it's pretty cool. not going to lie. and eventually we'll get to fly in one, but it's going to take a while nonetheless. big round of funding from an automotive giant that's getting us a little closer. it will take a while, but think about opening your phone to request an uber, and in this case, getting essentially an ev helicopter on this test flight is a little closer to being your next commute. our aircraft is designed with five seats, so one commercially certified pilot and four passengers. a new kind of aircraft, the joby air taxi, silent electric and as joby executive eric allison told us from inside one. coming soon to a city and app near you, you open up our app or you open up uber for wherever you are in a city where we have our service active and you'll just say where you want to go, just like you do now. but a car will pick you up, take you to the latest. the nearest, the nearest skyport or vertiport where thes

scott. i expect from all of our department heads every single one of our department heads to support ms scott as she transitions in scott's permanent appointment to the position was approved by the city council by a 3 to 2 vote. she has signed a two-year contract and hopes to bring stability to an unstable city hall. several department leadership positions remain unfilled or are temporarily occupied. namely the police department whose current chief serves in an interim status. the recent events in the city of good lions have been front page and has negatively impacted everyone. >> there is no other and belonging when it comes to an mayor. hernandez thorpe says scott previously served as the city of seattle's deputy inspector general for public safety and has an extensive background in police, accountability and during scott's introductory news conference thursday, hernandez thorpe stating scott is the right person for the job. i know that ms scott's background are the right qualifications an

>> two tstories here today, scott., ceo of delta when we talked to them earlier today and they missed on the top any bottom line and there was an impact from hurricane helene of 3 cents a share, crowdstrike outage cost 500 million and that's half the story with shares of delta. the other half is the q4 outlook. they said they were expecting choppy bookings around the election and people may be uncertain and therefore not booking trips, but they are expecting high holiday travel demand and they expect record revenue in the fourth quarter, by the way, their guidance if you take a look at shares of delta is for earnings between 1.60 and 1.85. for con particular, the street is at 1.75. >> phil lebeau, thank you very much for that. to kristina partsinevelos and it's not giving a stock a boost, why? >> no. definitely not. down 4%. it is a smaller player compared to nvidia, but with an estimate 5 million chips it does seem to be an alternative to nvidia. that's probably the answer to your question, they're comparing the chip

ashley allison, scott jennings, congressman ro khanna, scott taylor, and kara swisher with 27 days it's to go americans with different perspectives aren't talking to each other. but here they do >> i'm abby phillip in new york. let's go right to what america is talking about. which candidate can make your life better, or kamala harris is in the middle of a media tour and today she got a question that speaks to what's on your mind, the direction of the country, and what it's headed for, and how it might look different if she had led the country through the last four years and not joe biden, while her answers singled out, that she was a little surprised by the question, just listen would you have done something differently than president biden during the past four years there has done a thing that comes to mind in terms of and i've been a part of most of the decisions that have had impact. listen, i plan on having a republican in my cabinet. you got it less difference between joe biden and me. will that will be one of the differences. i'm going to have a republican in my cabinet because i

the city council approved scott's appointment with a 3 to 2 vote. council member mike barbanica voted no. we have three seats on the city council that are up for reelection. there's a very strong possibility that the direction of the council and the council majority may change. if that does occur. this is using taxpayer money. and it's irresponsible in my in my opinion. christie smith, nbc bay area news. election day is 33 days away and groups are continuing to rally in support of prop 36. it's on the ballot this november. if passed, it would increase punishments for retail theft and drug crimes. it would also create a new category called treatment mandated felonies. in those cases, people would undergo drug treatment instead of going to prison. several local leaders have already voiced their support for the measure, including san jose mayor matt mahan. he says the key is targeting repeat offenders and focusing on treatment. we need to enter the era of mass treatment. we need to be willing to. we need to be willing to be afraid. we need to be willin

scott peterson is serving currently a life sentence. a major twist in a high profile case in alameda county after a judge ruled two out of three alameda police officers will no longer face charges for the death of a man they were arresting. the judge dismissed involuntary manslaughter charges on monday against officers james fisher and cameron leahy for the death of 26 year old mario gonzalez back in 2021. the judge says prosecutors missed the three year statute of limitations to file the arrest warrant charges against a third officer, eric mckinley, can still move forward. judge ruled the filing deadline was extended in his case because mckinley was out of the country at the time. attorney for gonzalez's mother says that the family is hoping the da will file an appeal, while one of the defendant's lawyers argues the case never had merit. i've been confident from the beginning, based on the facts of the case. i mean, let's not forget that nancy o'malley reviewed this case and decided not to move forward. these are all officers who remai

scott bennet is with us, we also have our other guest. sad nimmer, professor at the political science at bersett university uh who joins us. let me um, let me go with you. i'm sorry, we don't have us, we don't have our uh guest side member uh with us, uh, we have our guest from nairobi joining us. uh, let me start with our guest there in nairobi, welcome to the program. we just talked about the joint operations taking place uh between the resistance groups, but in particular uh our focus in this particular graphic we just ran had to deal with the iraqi um group, the islamic resistance in iraq. uh targeting the israeli regime, but overall uh, give us your view of how effective their efforts have been, targeting occupied palestine and the israeli regime, mainly because no international body or mechanism has prevented the israel regime from uh targeting the palestinians uh and preventing the genocide from taking place. um, i think it's important uh for us to first of all, knowledge that the events of october 7th, it's a clear was indeed a cl

scott.nt heads every single one of our department heads to support ms scott as she transitions in scott's permanent appointment to the position was approved by the city council by a 3 to 2 vote. she has signed a two-year contract and hopes to bring stability to an unstable city hall. several department leadership positions remain unfilled or are temporarily occupied. namely the police department whose current chief serves in an interim status. the recent events in the city of good lions have been front page and has negatively impacted everyone. >> there is no other and belonging when it comes mayor hernandez. thorpe says scott previously served as the city of seattle's deputy inspector general for public safety and has an extensive background in police, accountability and during scott's introductory news conference thursday, hernandez thorpe stating scott is the right person for the job. i know that ms scott's background are the right qualifications and she's overly qualified, in my opinion

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scott.ds every single one of our department heads to support ms scott as she transitions in scott's permanent appointment to the position was approved by the city council by a 3 to 2 vote. she has signed a two-year contract and hopes to bring stability to an unstable city hall. several department leadership positions remain unfilled or are temporarily occupied. namely the police department whose current chief serves in an interim status. recent events in the city of good lions have been front page and has negatively impacted everyone. >> there is no other and belonging when it comes mayor hernandez. thorpe says scott previously served as the city of seattle's deputy inspector general for public safety and has an extensive background in police, accountability and during scott's introductory news conference thursday, hernandez thorpe stating scott is the right person for the job. i know that ms scott's background. >> are the right qualifications and she's overly qualified, in my opinion to ser

here is what rick scott said about climate change.rently admits that it is a thing, but here is how he frames it. >> what you have to do is understand, storm surges happen. for whatever reason, we don't know why, we are having more than in the past. who knows what the reason is, but something is changing. massive storms, so we have two figure this out. actually the climate is clearly changing. >> bingo. the climate is changing. he says for whatever reason, we don't know why. we've got to figure this out. actually we've done that work. we know why. we have to commit to what you do about it. >> you have rick scott who was governor and he banned the term climate change from being used in any state agencies. he's been in government for 14 years and he has no idea why we are seeing storm surge? this man is a fraud and he is extremely dangerous. the reason he is now running around trying to justify why we are seeing storm surges that he knows he is in trouble. he repealed millions of dollars in funding for water management projects. the lar

scott. i expect from all of our department heads every single one of our department heads to support ms scott as she transitions in scott's permanent appointment to the position was approved by the city council by a 3 to 2 vote. she has signed a two-year contract and hopes to bring stability to an unstable city hall. several department leadership positions remain unfilled or are temporarily occupied. namely the police department whose current chief serves in an interim status. the recent events in the city of good lions have been front page and has negatively impacted everyone. >> there is no other and belonging when it comes mayor hernandez. thorpe says scott previously served as the city of seattle's deputy inspector general for public safety and has an extensive background in police, accountability and during scott's introductory news conference thursday, hernandez thorpe stating scott is the right person for the job. i know that ms scott's background. >> are the right qualifications and

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scott.xpect from all of our department heads every single one of our department heads to support ms scott as she transitions in scott's permanent appointment to the position was approved by the city council by a 3 to 2 vote. she has signed a two-year contract and hopes to bring stability to an unstable city hall. several department leadership positions remain unfilled or are temporarily occupied. namely the police department whose current chief serves in an interim status. the recent events in the city of good lions have been front page and has negatively impacted everyone. >> there is no other and belonging when it comes mayor hernandez. thorpe says scott previously served as the city of seattle's deputy inspector general for public safety and has an extensive background in police, accountability and during scott's introductory news conference thursday, hernandez thorpe stating scott is the right person for the job. i know that ms scott's background are the right qualifications and she's ov

our state senator scott wiener from day one thank you, scott (clapping.) and port director elaine gets calls from us a lot from we decide to last minute a drone show like friday night and she said mayor, we're on the track so elaine is a great partner; right? (clapping.) and is matt here but a supervisor we love a problem solver mating and david chiu thank you and (clapping.) and phil our partner for a long time and i don't think phil is here but and carla short our director. >> (clapping) that's thank you but at the top of the list is our wonderful mayor it proceeding over the options and thank you, mayor london breed and i'm going to turn it over to london breed. >> (clapping) the sun is making me sleepy. >> don't you want to layout and take that in first of all, let me say how much i appreciate the opportunity to be hear and the preservation of larry it took a while to get here and fact of the matter we had that f d passed beforehand we would have been here a couple of years ago back want to acknowledge the leadership of scott wiener and the house produ

scott jennings was a senior adviser to mitch o'connell and sara fischer is a senior media reporter for axios maria, what do you make of harris's decision not to attend this dinner instead, think she helped three rallies today in wisconsin. trump earlier was saying she shouldn't been allowed to send a pre-recorded video in i don't think it's a big deal for her. i don't think there's really any real political consequences to her not going i took a look at the video it's it's funny and it serious. i think it gets done the kind of message that she would want to have sent, even if she did go personally. so i really don't think she's missing any thing and she's doing frankly, what she should be doing right and this very contracted timeframe for her, she shouldn't be out doing everything she can in the battleground states, well, and it seemed i mean, this is a dinner where people will roast each other's history funny, but it seems like that was what was happening out on the campaign trail today. we saw it. will clinch it out there. we saw harris out there. here's a little bit of what voters h

>> hey, scott.preliminary results that did miss estimates on the top and bottom line. in the u.s. and north america. same store sales fell 14%. this will be ryan nichols first quarter as ceo as he seeks to refocus the brand and include service starting in the u.s. last week nichols said in a message our first quarter performance makes it clear we need to fundamentally change our strategy so we can get back to growth. that is exactly what we are doing with our back to starbucks plan. he's already made changes we know to pricing, menu, management. more details will be key in how investors analyze the plans and how long they're willing to give them for a turn around. scott, we want to giveyou an update with mcdonald's and the e. coli outbreak. 90 cases total. 15 new hospitalizations. 27. that is 5 new, deaths stand at 1. 90 cases total. 20 hospitalizations, 1 death in 13 states. mcdonald's stock is dipping a bit. the company expected the case count to grow as the investigation continues of course and w