with millions of federal workers from military bases to tsa check points to government medical facilities poised to lose their paychecks when the clock struck midnight, they agreed to a brief 45-day plan to keep the government open. >> listen, it gives us the time to continue down the road of getting through budget bills. >> reporter: for days, the u.s. house had been gridlocked as house speaker kevin mccarthy tried and failed to pass a bill to fund the government with only republican votes. today he agreed to a deal both parties accepted. >> these right now, we have enough people on both sides of the aisle to keep government open. >> reporter: the plan had no changes to current spending but also eliminated money to help the ukraine war effort, which some republicans had opposed paying for, which democrats said must be addressed and readded come november. >> we need to address the security situation in ukraine to ensure the ukrainian people can continue to fight. >> reporter: the deal includes billions of dollars in recovery money for areas recently devastated by natural disasters includi

i should say tsa screens more than 2 million passengers per day and there are more than 50,000 tsa officers about 1.8 million airport workers also and airports also have those municipal police officers to sometimes entire gang units that lookout for any suspicious activity. so there's a lot of moving parts to it. >> it's 9.19, and the average long-term mortgage rate in the u.s. is now surging to its highest level. we've seen since december of 2000, the 30 year benchmark rose to 7.4 9% from 7.3, 1% last week a year ago, the rate was about 6 and a half percent. high rates can add hundreds of dollars a month and costs for borrowers limiting how much you ford when you want to buy a home, which as we know, they're already expensive. >> well, developing news this morning, a stronger than expected jobs report has just been released. the labor department says 336,000 nonfarm positions were added last month and that far exceeds the 170,000 estimated by wall street and shows the u.s. economy is moving along at a vigorous rate. the unemployment rate remained at 3.8%. the strong jobs growth could be tr

so far this year, tsa has found more than 5000 firearms at security checkpoints. it's 1800 of those were in just the third quarter of this year alone. in 2021. agents found just under 6000 guns, 2022, 6500 were found. tsa says it's screening more than 2 million people at airports daily. >> for the first time ever, pope francis says people in same sex marriages could be blessed by catholic priests. he said it would be on a case by case basis. it was reiterated that the church only recognizes marriage between a man and woman, but he is opening the door to blessing same sex unions. in march, pope the pope said that he could not bless same sex unions because he could not bless sin. the pope made the suggestion in a letter to his harshest critics within the catholic ranks. >> fire crews got quite the scare when they got to a house that looked like it was up in flames. but then they realized there was actually no emergency there. just elaborate halloween decorations. this was an upstate new york where firefighters were called out to what they thought was a confirm struc

tsa has started rolling out touchless pre-check and select airports. a new, optional way of going to the airport curb to gate without ever taking out your wallet. once you opt in, you can check your bag, go through the security checkpoint and board your flight all with just a quick photo. this process and tsa's acceptance of mobile driver's licenses in seven states and counting, use thoroughly tested ai powered algorithms to save time, reduce physical touch points and increase security by verifying identity more accurately. while i've highlighted these three examples today, dhs will use ai to transform all parts of our operation, from detecting and mitigating cyber security vulnerabilities, to enhancing maritime search and rescue operations and far beyond. ai will provide smarter and timelier information to our agents and officers to aid them in making decisions, and free them up from routine tasks to focus on higher value work. as we move forward, we will ensure that our use of ai is responsible and trustworthy. that it is rigorously tested to be effe

tsa says it has been continuously working to block insider threats for years. now. >> in 2020, the agency rolled out a strategic plan to try to further address it. it has also begun enhanced security screenings for certain airport workers just like with passengers go through when they show up at the gate. what i can tell you anecdotally from talking to >> various aviation security professionals and individuals with in the system across the country is we are starting to see an uptick both not only recruitment but of individuals that work at airports, but also people who are already here, gang are involved in criminal activity trying to get employment at the airport with songs. you've got a clean background. haven't gotten into that much trouble yet. hiring is a rigorous process and workers undergo. >> thorough background checks. while there might be a hiring shortage. it's hard to make that one for one. the equation or that one for one comparison to say there's our insurance, therefore rushing people through a process. because that process takes a certain period

you can't constantly go back to tsa numbers and -- >> hang on scotty, i don't disagree with you that's why i look at weekly jobless claims the labor market is the most important thing. >> i don't disagree on that. >> i hear you on tsa being too specific hear me on weekly jobless claims i'm done. >> all making some great points and i think the macro is important. granularly with the data, the fed is about goat a gift gdp 4.9% it's above analysts in the middle that's a backward looking number we're expecting 2% in quarter four and not only that, i think the culturally we've seen an evolution of how money is being spent. all summer long and year long, corporations spending money. people are going out to happy hours. conferences. a lot of money spent tied to services and underpinning services i think a lot of these experiences, travel starts to change as people hunker down for the holidays not only to mention, retail sales have been poor each of the last two years as this shift takes place because people aren't spending money in the holidays and hunkering down with families. slowing growth

how many guns the tsa says it's finding at airports every day? >> and a new bart police chief. what he says is his top priority is taking on this new role helicopter right there. >> and it's just amazing actually playing with the ship is right there next to me. >> hoops with the troops. the special event for young kids to help kick off fleet week on everything with just one card. chase freedom unlimited. so, if you're off the racking... ...or crab cracking, you're cashbacking. cashback on flapjacks, baby backs, or tacos at the taco shack. nah, i'm working on my six pack. switch to a king suite, or book a silent retreat. silent retreat? hold up - yeeerp? i can't talk right now, i'm at a silent retreat. cashback on everything you buy with chase freedom unlimited with no annual fee. how do you cashback? chase. make more of what's yours. ♪ ♪ chase. every day, businesses everywhere are asking: is it possible? with comcast business... it is. is it possible to help keep our online platform safe from cyberthreats? absolutely. can we provide health care virtually anywhere? we can help w

think about tsa. all right. well, if it saves one life standard political slogan, well, saves one life. almost everything that anybody earth enjoys kills people. and yet when people are spending their own, their own money, they take these chances so they can actually live a rich, full life political. on the other hand, normally there is almost no weight put on the of people. it's just whatever is safe, whatever is healthy, has got to be done. convenience be -- often don't even mention convenience because who could care about such a trivial thing as convenience? what do you teach at gmu? i teach economics. and what portion of economics? we'll see. well, i do wide variety of topics actually. so i teach the microeconomics class. i just did a new policy class, which is a lot of fun. do labor economics. i do economics and immigration. economics of education. economics, politics. i've done now i've done intro. i mean, really like you like i'll say a lot of professors do not like teaching. you might not figure that out

the history of belarus, which is known from the education and knowledge from the name of the land. tsa we come there, communicate with specialists, they tell us how to do something correctly, i get mostly positive emotions from the club, we, we have different classes, there are classes in fire training, wrestling, basics hand-to-hand combat i experience incredible pride that i can wear such a uniform, that i am a cadet of the club, the idea of ​​patriotism... was very close to me, and our classes are held every saturday, in classes every time we do something new for us this is a high honor and, of course, a great responsibility , we understand that only a patriot can raise a patriot, and gymnasium number 10 in the city of molodeshchna is lucky in terms of personnel resources, these are people who are passionate about business, the creation of the club was preceded by a great deal. with children and youth. i am deeply convinced that the future the country is impossible without military-patriotic education, only a true patriot can build and develop his country. regardless of what future

continue >> we do have ongoing drama between you and i, and tsa, statistics are through the roof. >> you were on a roll. don't go backwards >> well, don't interrupt me. but when we are in a connection, horrible things are going on in terms of military conflicts. i get it this is an economy that is strong and profits are growing and looks like they will continue to grow with the decline in the stock market, the opportunities look great i stick with my year end call of 4450 on the s&p 500, scott, and that's 7%. >> okay, 4450. i will make a note of that again, when oppenheimer gut its target and they are in your ballpark now now, the fact that the s&p is now down more than 10% from its july 31st peak for the year, quote, not likely to regain what has been lost since then over the rest of the year, as we had expected in august and september. we still think that a santa claus rally is possible but between now and thanksgiving it's easier to see downside than upside for the stock market. he talks about jitters in the bond market. he talks about what is happening in the middle east he talks

of the line with my own hands, knowing how the jezuites changed the educational system, and we know tsatanding magic of the world. ін з such museums are known in sule, zamak mindouga adrazu prytsyagvae ўvagu ўsіkh navalnіkaў, and this is not ўіўні, because this adzіn from the highest budynkaў here in sule, і ў iago velmіts what a history. the zamak itself is geta navadzel, ale mesa for yago pabudovy abrana nevypadkova. previously, the sula had been known in the area. landmarks are strategically important in the months of the abaron's development. the vartavaya vezha, which had softened here, was drilled during the war in 17 stagodzi, but after that it became dark, where the settlements of sula were settled in 19 stagodzi pubudavali brewer. and immediately the whole jumping cossack zamak appeared. and then we will go with you to the ever-forgotten castle and the punishment of mindaug, the first caravan punishment to which our present-day land of belarus appeared. menavita mindoh became a long-standing prince of lithuania and became the first ruler of the grand duchy of lithuania. this is

some are tsa screened more passengers. so american travelers are back in the air which means more than ever we need that tsa support. the idea that you're going to stop paying air traffic controllers, that you're going to stop air traffic control academy that's racing to get new staff on board, in time for the holidays, is madness. there's no such thing as a good time for a shutdown, but it's a particularly bad time. it goes to some of the infrastructure budget. a project in dallas love field there, upgrading the instrument landing system. this could stop it in its track. nobody wants this, at least no one in the real world wants this. we need the house republicans to come to terms with each other. then work with us as by the way that happened yesterday, when the democrats ready to work the whole time with them provided the votes to make sure we avoided this shutdown and kept the government running. sooner or later this drama has to end. >> it's very destabilizing for everyone. since you're here, you're a military veteran,

and military aspects of the upcoming operation are being discussed, but this does not mean that the tsa is being discussed, the tsa is in this. relations operate quite autonomously, and this does not mean that the americans support this operation, since we have not heard official statements on this topic from washington, we have heard that benjamin netanyahu personally informed joe biden in a telephone conversation that a ground invasion of the palestinian enclave is necessary to destroy hamas, so apparently the americans have a lot of work right now, they are meeting with israeli representatives, they will meet with mahmoud abbas. on the territory of jordan, insofar as the question arises not only about palestinian refugees, but about the future gas sector, and the question also arises that today hamas has called on the population of the west bank, israeli arabs, arabs neighboring israel countries are starting mass protests, they are being carried out, they are now taking place on the lebanese border, there demonstrators are trying to climb over the security fence and on the territory

summer, tsa screened more passengers than any time in american history.can travelers are back in the air. it means more than ever, we need that tsa support. we need that air traffic control support. the idea that you're going to stop paying air can traffic controllers, you're going to shut down the air traffic control academy that's racing to get a new staff on board it's not a simple process you do that right in time for the holidays and it's madness. there is no such thing as a good time for a shutdown. it's a particularly bad time. it even goes to some infrastructure. projects were working on a project in dallas, we're upgrading the instrument landing. it would halt. the whole goal is to get the project done in time for the thanksgiving holiday. this could stop it in its tracks. nobody wants this. at least nobody out in the real world wants this. we really need the house republicans to first of all come to terms with each other. they have trouble sorting out their differences internally. and then work with us it happened yesterday right when the democr

the tsa is reminding pet owners. >> of the proper way to go through security.u're traveling with your animal, flyers are forgetting, they say to remove pets from the carriers when they go through the x-ray in security checkpoint x-ray machines are not safe for animals. so you got to keep that mine and yours. some other traveling tips with your animal. a pet should be in a handheld carrier then you take it out just before the screening process of possible. kerry, the pet with you through the walk in metal detector or have them on a leash and walk them through it. do not put your pet through the x-ray. tell you know, rare bill for baggage after the screening process is done, then you put your pet back in the travel carrier. remember every airport near line has its own pet policies. so you have to do your research before you get to the airport. all right. the time now 8.26 and fleet week is here along with october. eat. >> we are a people are feeling about the 8.29 right now we're talking about the heat. that's one of the big stories today. was warm yesterday. joh

means more than ever, we need tsa support. we need air traffic control support. and the idea that you are going to stop paying air traffic controllers, they're going to shut down the air traffic, control academy that is racing to get new stuff on board, which is not a simple process, you would do that right in time for the holidays? that is madness. there is no such thing as a good time for a shutdown. >> that is the worst. >> but it's a particularly bad time, and it even goes to the infrastructure projects. we have an approaching dallas implementing a government structure. the whole goal has been to get that project done in time for thanksgiving holiday. this could stop in its tracks. and nobody wants this, at least nobody out the real world wants this. so we really need house republicans i will come to terms with each other. they seem to have trouble sorting out the differences internally. and then work with us as, by the way, it happened yesterday, were democrats were ready to work whole time with them provided the votes to

not allowed on a plane or a tsa yeah. and oh, by the way now what if you have?sory with costume like a toy gun or pay workers sort. that's a problem. think that would be okay. what about no for that to be that all at don't fly in costume is the bottom line. we're going to take a break. 9.56 on the clock. and coming up. >> a state senator is calling now for the governor to step in and help the city of antioch is their police department is dealing. >> with a staffing crisis, why he says getting help from the chp could make all the difference. also in the next hour, a pregnant woman and her baby have died in a hit and run in san jose. and now police are looking for the driver responsible plus community members in san leandro are mourning the loss of a barber who was shot and killed while at their shop. we're going explain what we're going explain what police know so far. numbers move you. but some can stop you in your tracks. like the tens of thousands of people who were diagnosed with certain hpv-related cancers. for most people, hpv clears on its own. but for tho

and then we will talk about our developments, of course, not nuclear weapons, but in tsa. light armored vehicles, because not only foreign supplies should strengthen our army. about the technique, which is tested by war, in a conversation with the general designer of one of our armored vehicles. all the details in the second part of our program. my name is serhii ezgurets, i am the director of the information and consulting company defense express, which, together with the espresso channel, aims to cover the most relevant defense-industrial, military and military issues. and now we are joined by pavel podvykh, a researcher at the institute of un disarmament studies in geneva, head of the russian nuclear forces project, mr. pavel, welcome to the espresso channel. good afternoon, i have a lot of questions for you, so i will start with the most relevant ones. on october 25, russia held a grom exercise with practical launches of its ballistic missiles. what is the purpose of such exercises, was there anything unusual for you in these exercises and why, by the way, was there no such intimida

for yourself, and never from the sea, the bottom, which is gilded with gold , and from their bascon tsaaushchyna azers, it’s not a big year, they’re sick, so and i want to sustrezza, so that i don’t know the mountains, the seas, and never forget the azzeras. good morning, the istnost program is on air, i ’m ingabebilova, the modern agricultural town of zhdanovich lives a rich life, the history of its origin is connected with the doctor and public figure, ivan sdonovich, who in 1906 opened a small medical institution here, over time the resort village became known in all corners of the country, but in recent years people come to zhdanovich not only to improve their physical... health, because the church of the ascension of the lord, a young shrine and a health resort for the soul, appeared here. ivan sdonovich is known to many as a doctor and philanthropist, helping people in worldly matters, he wanted everyone to be able to seek spiritual healing. however, he failed to build a church in zhdanovichi. years passed, the town settled down, it gained strength needed more of his own place to

affairs, so that there is no money to be paid for a nominal fee, options are issued for those who are not tsa gatovy ruhazza forward. natalia egnatsenka, alexander murashkin, gomel region. the telegas of the arganizatsiya region is working on the vosensk scorching work. agrarians of the minsk region have produced large quantities of beetroot crops, wheat and barley for more than 220 thousand hectares. these days we harvest corn, silo and grain. so, the gaspadars of kukhchytsy kletskaya district 1200 g show good ukrainian culture and beetroot, sweet carnivores from the pale kletskaya district are brought for processing to the uslutsk plant. as of today, more than 16 thousand have already been collected tone, practical implementation, it remains approximately 1000 tons per dig, the harvest of this bastard is over 700. harvesting sugar beets. gets of the agricultural season, resistant to drought, springs and good uraj bulbs, for more than 300 thousand tons, we buy both for our market and for export. there is no doubt about the creativity of the oil shale industry , but the prospect of the near f

that is when we start seeing tsa and airports get affected.y important for everybody to make sure that we get that pressure on. but also, we need to make sure that we don't have people like jim jordan or extremists because whoever takes over the house could potentially put our democracy in danger when it comes to certifying or r recertifying an election or so on. >> desus: got you. people say congress doesn't get anything done right now because of the shutdown. what were you guys getting done before? i know you have been doing some work. >> okay, that is an excellent question. i will say, from when republicans took over to now, they provided a lot of mean content. >> desus: yes. >> but before that, when democrats were in the majority, we passed the largest climate package in american history. >> desus: okay. [cheers and applause] >> we capped insulin at $35 for my people we made sure that when the pandemic went through, we started the program of child tax credits. now we have some folks in the senate shut that down but when we take back the se

thank thanks to our ability with tsa to screen them out. so i think you have to look at it from that point of view. 32,000 flights a day, this sort of thing has never happened except in the last probably 30 years. one time. right >> not exactly common. and that's a good thing. but i do wonder, though, we don't want to speculate. we don't know if he plotted this or allegedly plotted this or allegedly snapped mid-flight. we don't know. but is there overall more fatigue on pilots these days and stress? right. i'm asking because we see a lot of reports about them being understaffed. right. and it seems like the airlines can't train pilots fast enough. so i imagine the stress is pretty enormous. >> well, i think the stress is more enormous on flight operations and in the airlines. and it is actually on the pilots because we have very, very strict rules about how long we can be on duty, what we can fly and all of these things are well controlled. so you you don't have really the situation where the pilots or for that matter, the flight attendants

yashche... crispy and smells like it’s not soft, i want to eat it for a meal, and yashche here is crazy tsalittle girl. belarusian meat is unique. mazaika traditional, moi i ramestva. zvyarnitse i love the ladies. the yans all look different. can adrazu understand, dze rich hut? well, that's it, on the contrary, our pharmacy zelki, of course, this rich house, where the pharmacist used to be for rich people, he earns good pennies, there are jumping windows, various franks, high tables. but, as a matter of fact, the yaurei hut, our crown berazovich, was not transported here in a dachshund. part of the hut of the native yaurei, darechy, yaurei huts , where you go on the pink meats, when you see it, you can understand that the yaurei lived here, and there was no raft, the hut was adraz at kalya darogi. nadzeya, i want you to ask our rabbit zelka's pharmacy, if you listened to the history of the great lord, connected with our meat industry, then the hutch, the atmosphere here is enchanting and velma has a great smell, tsikava, because the tra's pharmacy showed up here for good reason, hell is no

the co-pilot was allowed to carry that gun through a tsa program. >>> when we come back here tonight,a warning for parents on this halloween. >>> and then, the mothers who have gone all-out tonight. you have to see this. this is a hot flash. this is a hot flash. but this is a not flash. ♪ i got a good feeling ♪ there's big news for women going through menopause. veozah - a prescription treatment for moderate to severe vasomotor symptoms - the medical name for hot flashes and night sweats. with hormone-free veozah, you can have fewer hot flashes, and more not flashes. veozah is proven to reduce the number and severity of hot flashes, day and night. for some women, it can start working in as early as one week. don't use veozah if you have cirrhosis, severe kidney problems, kidney failure, or take cyp1a2 inhibitors. increased liver blood test values may occur. your doctor will check them before and during treatment. most common side effects include stomach pain, diarrhea, difficulty sleeping, back pain, and hot flashes. ♪ i got a good feeling ♪ ask your doctor about hormone-free veozah a

tsa agents, same thing. national parks are open as well. just a few hours before a midnight deadline to shut down the u.s. government, the senate overwhelmingly passed a bipartisan bill to keep the nation's government open for at least another 45 days. the breakthrough came after speaker of the house kevin mccarthy surprised everyone by pushing a short term spending bill through the house with democratic help. it's a deal that may cost mccarthy his speakership. republican hardliners are now vowing to bring a motion to the floor to oust the leader for ignoring the spending cuts conservatives were demanding in a package. >> i do intend to file a motion to vacate against speaker mccarthy this week. i think we need to rip off the band-aid and move on with new leadership that can be trustworthy. the one thing everybody has in common is that nobody trust, kevin mccarthy. he lied to biden, he lied to house conservatives. the only way kevin mccarthy is speaker of the house at the end of this coming week is if democrats bail him out. now, they proba

the faa is aware of this, and the tsa and they are all sort of beaning into the investigation as wellbut they are reporting that the pilot tried to tamper with the control, and something like this has not happened in decades. it reminds me of a fedex incident in 1976 where a pilot in the third seat attacked flight crew with a hammer and other weapons on board. they were able to safely land. but this is really an incredible case. we are still learning about this, john, and the details are coming in fast and furious, and really serious charge here, and we need to learn more about what precipitated this and why the off duty pilot did this. >> it is very serious charge, because when you turn off the plane's engines, there is one thing that can happen here, and pete, any sense of when we will learn more about a possible motive or the identity of the person? >> there are names floating out there, right now, john, and we want to nail it down, and we want to be right and not first, and get through it first and get this name right and just so, but what we are hearing is off-duty pilot. the per

you know how many people would be shot by tsa, if they did this? >> ainsley: cornell university jewish center, police had to be on the scene because they received heinous threats to jewish students at the university, posted online, glory to hamas and calling for slitting throats much jewish students. the president of the university contacted the fbi and a professor found the hamas attack exhilarating and energizing and now taking a leave of absence. >> lawrence: that was cornell university, they have not fired that professor. university of santa barbara, posted a photo of a bulldozer plowing the border fence like in israel. and professor at vanderbilt, referring to hamas that university of california davis, there is professor that threatened jewish journalists saying they have houses with addresses and kids in the school they should fear us more. this is happening all over the country. >> brian: look at this clown giving this speak. this prompted all this in gaza. here is an example of some of the horrific terms out there and screen shotted and rel

i want to tell you this, texas senator ted cruz wants answers from the tsa, air marshals deployed to southern border, why aren't they on commercial flights doing their job, ensuring the safety of the flying public? he wants to know how many air marshals have been sent to the border. is it voluntary or mandatory? i will let you know if he gets answers. ashley: thank you. the judge in donald trump's civil fraud case has imposed a partial gag order. can trump get a fair trial in new york? we speak to a former prosecutor at the manhattan da's office all about the case. jury selection continues in the fraud trial against sam bankman-fried. kelly o'grady will have the latest from the courthouse next. ♪ you can't buy great conversations or moments that matter, but you can invest in them. at t. rowe price our strategic investing approach can help you build the future you imagine. t. rowe price, invest with confidence. when you're looking for answers, it's good to have help. because the right information, at the right time, may make all the difference. at humana, we know that's especially tru

government and shutting off paid to all of our military families, to air traffic controllers, to the tsa people is not a good way to get reelected. ,, ., ., ., ., , reelected. staying on that, what is not in the deal _ reelected. staying on that, what is not in the deal is _ reelected. staying on that, what is not in the deal is as _ reelected. staying on that, what is not in the deal is as significant - reelected. staying on that, what is not in the deal is as significant as l not in the deal is as significant as what is in there, right? absolutely. absolutely- — what is in there, right? absolutely. absolutely. lots _ what is in there, right? absolutely. absolutely. lots of _ what is in there, right? absolutely. absolutely. lots of things - what is in there, right? absolutely. absolutely. lots of things are - what is in there, right? absolutely. absolutely. lots of things are not l absolutely. lots of things are not covered. very disturbing to some of the disc grandma kratz —— very disturbing to some of the democrats and the republicans is the fact there is no money for ukraine. a major

at demand not including flights to tel aviv, it is hanging in there quite strong whether you look at tsa or listen to what global traveling agencies are saying we've exceeded prepandemic levels. you have to have faith these things are temporary. >> maybe it's false hope. ual down 33%. delta down 31.5, which you own as well. alaska down 38. boeing is its own story, down, and the jet ctf is down so even in the face of this incredible demand -- >> not just demand but operational performance. we're not talking stocks that are missing estimates and coming up with excuses for why, they have consistently beat the estimates by a lot. that's the sort of situation i would hang on to. i would not sell at four times earnings. >> do you know what bryn calls these? >> i'm sure it's something pithy and memorable and funny. >> well, not funny for you. destroyers of wealth, right, bryn? >> yeah. you can rend the airlines not own them. when i look at united, the total return is 8%. southwest looks the same. american as well. these are just really tough to own long term. they just continue not to make inve

could have played in the final tomorrow, but lidiya morozova in tandem with kotazhina peter lost to tsae challenger in shenzhen to the eighty-fifth racket of the world, nuna borges. the meeting lasted only 57 minutes and ended in favor of the portuguese 6:2 6:1. this result will allow our tennis player to win back just over 100 positions in the world rankings on monday and get into the top 400. alina gornosko, winner of the tournament for the prizes of olympic champion marina loboch in the individual all-around among seniors. silver with elizaveta zorkina daria verinich in third place, gornosko’s total points today are sky-high 145.990. by the way, alina presented her new image and new ball control at this tournament today. i managed all-around, i don’t know what will happen tomorrow, but today i’m really happy, i still succeeded the premiere with the ball, which i had been waiting for a very long time, in order to surprise everyone with some interesting new features, a new swimsuit, in general, so that they wouldn’t forget about me, all my life, i still haven’t been able to win a statu

there thing about tsa issuing federal identification cards.ome essentially permanent in this country. we hear about daca was put in place by obama and abide illegally. what federal judge in texas who says it's illegal so the question is what are you going to do about it? there's children of illegal aliens. it is amazing, isn't it customer could democrat party entertains all these illegal activities and they throw it in our lap what are we supposed to do about it? what are we supposed to do about it? first so i have to shut the border but how come so many other countries could no we can't. the answer is we can, we can for prove their destroying the country. people come into the country they are to be assimilated into our culture, assimilated into our society. don't we love the american culture question worked out we love the american society? that we love our founding document don't we love our constitution, don't we love our language? people want to come into america they are supposed to embrace all of these things for this post have an allegi

. >> stephen: i hope the tsa is watching this. i hope you get on a no-fly list.y, doug. we get on the plane and doug is like him i want to film out the window. i want to get the snow plows on the runway. because now it's really snowing. i was like wait, don't turn the camera out. give me one second. i get up as if i was going to the bathroom. i made a male flight attendant turned around and i was like, i'm so sorry. the plane is being deiced and that's a liquid but it doesn't freeze. can you help me understand the process of deicing? [laughter] that footages in the movie. >> stephen: so a producers job is to live. that's what i'm getting. you have the book, "the history of sketch comedy. " you also have a podcast. you were pitching, talking about this, you're pitching the concept of the podcast to audible which goes along with his book. i understand you put him on the spot and a way that you did not expect. what did she say? >> keegan-michael: she said in the meeting, she said what we're going to do is we're not going to get an eclipse of people's voices for this

and if you believe where we are in the cycle and you look at those tsa passenger through-foot numbersks like what the ceo of delta is saying about demand, the future is very bright for the airlines. >> i would rather be the football coach. >> okay. >> who's the starting quarterback? >> we'll address it accordingly. >> that was almost bill belichick response. >> stay with us. "final trades" from the alimcongp re mi uon "hfte." >>> it's time for "final trades." bremda, you're up first. what do you got? >> mondelez. this is a great global company with organic growth, caught up in the fervor of ozempic. i think this is a nice opportunity here. >> jim? >> this was going to be "grade my trade" but cvs. they got great news that their stars rating for 2025 is back above 4.0. great for the stock. >> amy? >> we like shell. we like the energy trade. it's done well of late, but the stock is still cheap. >> joe, bring us home. >> the consumer trade, there's three names. we know lulu lemon, and the last one, costco. they clearly vit. the stock is trading near a high for the year. >> interesting stu

well, his wife came over with his two kids, coyote and tsa, two beautiful kids. and my girlfriend. and i took care of them. while he was going through his trial there. and i had to leave before i actually found out what happened. whether he did, i heard, i heard that he had he came and got the kids went to i guess it was ghana or mali, one of the two i'm sorry. his word that. he came and got the kids from sweden and went to mali or ghana. i believe. i don't know if you know anything about about these guys. these guys are this. over 50 years ago. so i these are these are adults here. but anyway, that this is a plus. we had a black panther party solidarity committee there in sweden. so we got to meet, you know, whenever they came over to speak, when bobby came over or whoever came to speak, they would we would take them around to various european countries. and we had this is chris paul still is he still with us or you know, what a? that's that. i can't i can't. i thought maybe you might have a little information on some of your a lot of a lot of folks a lot of folks after the after

government and shutting off paid to all of our military families, to air traffic controllers, to the tsaf other people is not a good way to get reelected. staying on that, what is not in the deal is as significant as what is in there, right? absolutely. lots of things are not covered. i think the most disturbing to almost every democrat and at least half of the republican party is the absence of aid for ukraine. this is about 40% of the republican party at the base does not want ukraine to receive any more money from the united's dates. but a majority of the republicans do and almost all the democrats do. but a determined minority who puts that first, cutting ukraine out, can get its way in a crisis situation like this, which was created out of whole cloth. there was no crisis. we are calling it the shutdown about nothing. cutting ukraine out, as you put it, how might that play out around the world? what is the impression around the world left on this move? it is a victory for vladimir putin, for donald trump who supports vladimir putin and vice versa. i can tell you for sure that right

bring it back up eight hours later. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: did you get to know -- when you go through tsah, okay, you guys go right through"? >> no, it's a whole world. also, like we had to -- we didn't have trailers or anything. they put us in various tents or in david's case, he was in the quiet room, in the yoga room. >> in the yoga room at the airport. [ laughter ] >> hours and hours no windows. >> foam rollers around, and nobody came in to do yoga. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: really? >> i was waiting in my leotard. >> jimmy: what town was this in arkansas? i thought yoga was super popular there right now, no? [ laughter ] >> bentonville, fayetteville. >> jimmy: that's the home of walmart, right? >> yes. >> jimmy: that's where walmart -- did you go to the original walmart? >> yes. >> yes. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: and? [ applause ] >> it's a crazy sweet town. it's so sweet. it really seems like marty mcfly could come out at any point. >> it's just an old walmart. you're like -- >> a five and dime. >> fan tat tick. i wouldn't have bet on it, but good for you guys it worked out. it worked out.

likability. 75% said, "standing normally." [ laughter and applause it's like he's getting felt up by the tsathing. [ laughter ] it's like he's waiting for a a ski lift [ laughter ] next up when asked "who do you think has the best chance to take down joe biden? 10% said, "donald trump. 25% said, "nikki haley." 65% said, "a light gust of wind." [ laughter and applause here's another one when asked, "does this chart look like donald trump?" 30% said, "no. while, 70% said, "okay, now i see it." [ laughter and applause >> steve: can't unsee it >> jimmy: i'm hearing yanni, i don't know when asked, "what can mike pence do to boost his numbers? 20% said, "visit new hampshire more often." 30% said, "buy more tv ads." 50% said, "guest star on 'ru paul's drag race.' [ cheers and applause check this one out up next, when asked, "who has been your favorite house speaker? 20% said, "pelosi. 15% said, "boehner." and 65% said, "alexa." [ applause ] also when asked, "what should the next president's education policy be? 30% said, "improving reading skills." 30% said, "improving science skills." and 170% sai

is so our main concern right now is healing as tsa fast as we can, putting everything aside and doing what we do best. >> hamas lies all the time. they're genocidal maniacs who want to kill jews and end the israeli state. it is incumbent on every journalist to check them and check them again, because the terrorist group should not be trusted. >> i think right now he's undermining israel's position. we need warriors in this white house, not appeasers. and, unfortunately, i don't think we're going to get it. ♪ stuart: good morning, everyone. 11:00 is eastern time on this tuesday, october 24th. straight to the markets. dow's up close to 300, nasdaq's up 120 points. has a pretty good rally. but look at this, bitcoin, whoa, straight up today. $34,360. that's the price of bitcoin. again, i'll say it, straight up this morning. show me big tech, please. gains across the board pretty much. microsoft, alphabet, they're all up except for apple. and don't forget microsoft and alphabet report after the bell this afternoon. quick check on the 10-year treasury yield, where is it? 24 hours ago it was

well, no funding for airlines, no funding for air traffic controllers, tsa. i mean, it would be a major disasters. people came to realize that and the nikkei republicans could not hold the day. and kevin mccarthy came understand that he had to do what we've been asking him for months. that is work with us. we'll put together a reasonable package and we get going forward it. we go through this again and another 45 days. and then we'll go through the same. song and dance. the result will be that will fund the relying upon democratic votes, rational, clear thinking boats that interpret hand programs that we really have to >> i mean, you just mentioned it's only 45 days. 47 days it's a short-lived victory. pretty much. do you get the sense that everyone is ready to work to avoid this sort of scenario in the next 45 are we going to get to work right on it on monday? >> but we certainly put together today. the democrats put together today a victory america and for the world economy and certainly a right that deals with the reality that the american government can f

tsa agents do, national parks remain open after house speaker kevin mccarthy caught almost everyone offith a plan to work with house democrats to keep the u.s. government open without demanding any of the spending cuts hard line house republican his been demanding just one day earlier as republicans are trying to collect themselves after stepping on rake after rake this week. and democrats are taking a victory lap after what was, by any objective measure, an embarrassment for the house g on, p. the end result buys mccarthy time to settle a raging disagreement over his conference over spending and more to the point over his leadership, but his gamut could put his job on the line as a handful of hardliner consider whether to oust mccarthy from the sp speakership for working with democrats to pass a clean spending bill. joining me now is the man leading that charge against speaker mccarthy, matt gaetz of florida. thank you very much. you have asked to vacate the speakership if he were to vote with the democrats with a clean spending bill which is exactly what he did on friday and saturday.