wilmington is a city.here is a great train. >> i hope not in the town of chancery has one bar and a mcdonald's or something. liz: nothing wrong with that i like those apple pies. charlie, thank you very much. one of my favorite "countdown" closers. we have the closing bell about four minutes away. yeah, the dow is hitting fresh session lows right now. when he with came in to this hour, the low was a loss of 375. we're down 381. the dow has been negative for the entire session. nasdaq turned negative moments ago of a rising by as many as 134 points during the ses. let's get to it a few minutes from now we'll get airbnb's quarterly earnings. last time we had ceo brian chesky on the show he was predicting the best travel summer in history. will it show on his bottom line? he will be right here on "countdown" tomorrow as he discusses the impact of boffo travel spending on airbnb earnings. you know what? today's "countdown" closer says there is another signal besides hot to travel that is green signal for stock

disbanded by that point so wilmington, the black neighborhood in wilmington will get destroyed because the third is not there. it may have been different, but like i said, at the turn of the 20th century, most other states will purposefully push african-americans out of the militia and not allow them to serve until essentially world war ii really. >> any questions? >> you have one online, dr. donaldson. thank you so much. this is not the kind of thing included in the textbooks i teach from. really appreciate your lecture. with such limited time to share in a classroom, if you had to prioritize just a couple of the stories or names, who would you want every american high school teacher to be including in their study and teaching of world war i or the reconstruction era up until that point? dr. donaldson: i would want them to include charles young. his life, being he was born in slavery, and the things he was able to accomplish. his father was a civil war veteran. they escaped slavery from kentucky to ohio. he passes the exam to go to west point. he is a linguist. he writes plays. he spe

i remember being in wilmington in a two-story apartment building and going up to see a woman, she hassed away by will not mention her name now. i stood in the rotunda, the part that stuck out around the building, and she said joey, i know. i know what is going on, they planned it downstairs. i can hear them but i am afraid to tell anybody. the gang. so i got a phone number for the local cops. she called and they promised not to identify her because they knew there would be retribution the crime rate began to drop for real. not a joke. you have to know people. have to know when you have to be able to trust the police. pete -- the police have to be able to trust the community. we slipped away from that. we have a helluva lot lower amount of cops than when we wrote the initial crime bill. i am not making a case for bad cops. there are some really lousy cops. there are really lousy doctors and lawyers. i mean that. but as i say too often, public trust is frayed and broken and this undermines public safety. families across the country have to ask, why in this nation -- for example, so many

. >>> por otra parte en wilmington los bomberos continuaron reparando este sábado una tubería principalscatados precisamente sus familiares hijos e esposos.

. >> we want to take you now to wilmington, delaware, where president biden is spending the weekend.t is there. jasmine, how is the white house responding to concerns about the cost of the loan forgiveness. >> reporter: well, boris, they're largely pushing back on these concerns and they're pushing back on a penn wharton budget analysis that came out friday that said it could cost up to a trillion dollars. the white house was forceful calling it somewhat speculative on top of the range. citing that $24 billion frig from the pretty secretary. but it speaks of a larger problem that the white house is facing right now having to defend the decision to forgive the amount of student loans amid the rising prices and high inflation a concern that we know president biden had when making this decision. now, another question that's been asked of the white house is when borrowers could start to see some of these student loan forgiveness and implementation of it and this is what karine jean-pierre had to say on friday. take a listen. >> i don't have a time line for you, that's something that the

>> bret: peter doocy traveling with the president in wilmington, delaware. peter, thanks. stocks were down today. the dow lost 292. the s&p 500 fell 55. the nasdaq dropped 260 today. for the week the dow was off two tenths of a percentage point the s&p gave back one and a fifth and the nasdaq lost two and two thirds. the highest profile isis fighter to stand trial in the u.s. has been sentenced to life in a super max prison. a member of the infamous terrorist cell known as the beetles was found earlier this year of kidnapping and murdering freelance journalist james foley and three other americans. national security correspondent jennifer griffin talked with the families of some of the victims. fallen and tragic marker that no family should have to endure. >> a hollow victory. that's how diane folly, the mother of american journalist james foley, one of the american hostages killed by the isis terrorist cell dubbed the beatles described the life sentence given to al schaafy al shrek one of his sadistic captors. >> these men will have the rest of their lives where they have

we'll begin with peter doocy live from wilmington, delaware. peter. >> there were a lot of unknowns in the early days of the pandemic but president biden told us the cdc were the ones that knew what to do. they had the answers. now the cdc director is saying not so much. she says in a statement for 75 years cdc and public health have been prepared for covid-19 and in our big moment our performance did not reliably meet expectations. a long time admirer of this agency and champion for public healthy want us all to do better. it starts with cdc leading the way. president biden's covid coordinator explains further. >> our government agencies weren't designed to manage a once in a century crisis like this. while many performed admirably no question in my mind that these agencies could have done better. >> we are told dr. walensky plans to stay in her job as the cdc reorganized and an internal memo says we'll move forward with organizational changes. however, that alone is not enough. we will modernize cdc to better prepare us for future public heal

bret. >> bret: peter doocy in wilmington delaware. stocks were up slightly the dow gained 19, s&p 500 up 10 the nasdaq rose 27. ♪ in tonight's midterm spotlight we are releasing new fox polls indicating that democrats are leading in two big senate races while president biden and former president trump are close in favorability. in wisconsin, mandela barnes, the democrat there, leads incumbent republican senator ron johnson by 4 percentage points new england registered voters and president biden is 2 points up on former president trump in favorability. arizona voters favor incumbent democrat mark kelly by 8 point over challenger blake masters. and they like the former president over the current president in arizona. it's long been said a picture is worth a thousand words. tonight in the senate race a video seems to be worth a half million dollars. democrat john fetterman says his campaign has raised that much in just 24 hours after release of images that prove mehmet oz is out of touch with average voters. he pushes back. correspondent

the fan was escorted away from the wilmington country club in delaware. okay, rory. you know, like tom brady, maybe he's got a future in the nba. look at this form. >> right? >> flawless. i usually do this in frustration playing golf, just, you know. usually a club, not a ball. >> i feel bad because obviously this is a professional setting, and i understand his frustration. >> yeah. >> but it's a little funny. >> i'm glad they found the fan and got him out of there. >>> coming up, the modern-day battle in the yellowstone, bison versus car. >>> plus the little leaguer who's on a long road to recovery. why the 12-year-old boy's dad is now saying modern-day miracles can still happen. >>> and later, looking back at nearly three years of mona kosar abdi before she takes her final bow. you're watching "world news now." ♪ the way that you cheer and scream for me ♪ ♪ applause, applause, applause ♪ ♪ give me that thing that i love ♪ ♪ i'll turn the lights out ♪ ♪ put your hands up, make 'em touch, touch ♪ ♪ make it real loud ♪ you no low you can sell your policy - even a term

i'm old enough to remember when the cops used to walk the beat in wilmington and scranton, they knewone in trouble, whose house to knock on the door and say, mom, your son just did. m i'm not being facetious. they knew the neighborhoods neighbors. as part of the american rescue plan, they voted for, we set aside 350 billion, with a "b," dollars for state and local governments across america and urge them to use it like your governor did to make communities safer. here in pennsylvania, governor wolffe is using $250 million of that money to reduce crime and violence across this state. [ applause ] mayor brown -- [ applause ] mayor brown just described how it's helping fund community policing in whim wilkes-barre. every member of congress, every single one in this state, voted against the support for law enforcement. talk about how much they love it. they voted against the funding. flat out. flat out. every republican in the house. every republican in the senate. every single one. i know we expect so much from our law enforcement officers, so we need to support them. that's why my crime

nbc news white house correspondent cara lee is joining us live in wilmington, delaware, she is travelingent, and we heard a new response from the state department about syria. here's what ned price had to say about the regime denying they have tice. watch. >> that statement does nothing to change our fundamental position. we believe, to this very day, that syria still has the power to release austin tice. that is why we are calling on the syrian regime to do just that. >> carole, help us understand, then, the next steps for the administration. they have been calling on the syrian administration to release tice for years now. >> they have, hallie, and part of what you're hearing from the biden administration is that syria -- the syrian government is not to be believed when it says things like they've never been holding austin tice and their part of what they point to is that the syrian government has never acknowledged that they had austin tice. so that's where you get into this back and forth. we know that u.s. government has had both indirect and direct contact with the syrian governmen

when the dutch created the colony of sweden in what is now wilmington, delaware, they also built a church. and they built what is now known as old swedes church. we have a lot of churches in this country and the old swedes church is believed to be maybe the longest, continuously serving church in america. how is that for history? and it was part of our national park that we created, somebody worked on for years. we created in a decade or two ago. old swedes church. it's still there. still doing the lord's work. the -- this is a beautiful, beautiful picture. this is the kalamar nickel, full sail. this is one of the two ships that brought the swedes and fins to america, all 384 years ago. we -- this is the swedish flag over here. and this is the delaware flag over here. the kalamar nickel is literally has a permanent place to be, maintained and anchored along the christina river and about -- when i went to the biden station this morning to catch the train to come down here, as i do most mornings, madam president, if i had just not gotten on the train and headed down river about a mile, i wo

amara, boris. >> jasmine wright in wilmington, delaware.>>> so as we alluded to, the response to president biden's student loan forgiveness plan has been mixed. some feel it's extremely unfair. others are happy to see relief and yet others expressed disappointment, urging the white house to do more. joining us now to discuss is wisdom cole, advocate for student loan forgiveness and the naacp national director of the youth and college division. wisdom, we're grateful to have you. good morning. you wrote on twitter that you believe this is not going to be the last debt cancellation we're going to see. obviously the naacp has been in contact with the white house on this. has the administration signaled that it wants to go further on student loans? >> you know, i think this first step in cancellation is a major milestone, right? the fact that millions of borrowers across america are going to see relief instantaneously is an amazing feat. the idea to continue to make this a possibility. what we saw this week is that cancellation is possible for

i remember going on the east side in wilmington, and one of those old victorian three-story apartmentwoman whose name, she's passed away, i won't mention her name now, and stand in that rotunda, that part that stuck out around the building, and she said, joey, i know -- i know what's going on. they all plan it downstairs. i can hear them. but the gangs. so i got a phone number for the local cops. she called. they promised not to identify her because they knew there would be retribution, and the crime rate started to drop, for real, not a joke. you gotta know people. you gotta know and be able to trust the police. the police have to be able to trust the community. but we slipped away from that. we have a hell of a lot fewer cops today than we did when i wrote that initial crime bill. but now we have to get back to it. by the way, i'm not making a case there aren't bad cops. there are some really lousy cops. there's some really lousy doctors, really lousy lawyers. i mean it. but here's the point. as we have seen too often, public trust is frayed and broken, and it undermines public safe

. >>> and later, several developments in the anne heche >>> we're back with this scene from wilmington, ohio. an airport worker was killed and eight firefighters were injured when a fire suppression system malfunctioned. there was no fire. no word on what triggered the system. >>> a major airline is going to new lengths to cope with the staffing shortage that is plaguing the industry. qantas airways is asking senior executives to volunteer to work in baggage handling operations. the managers will be loading bags on to planes and ferrying bags around. >>> a reward is being offered in the urgent search for a teen in california. authorities say she may have been kid animal. >> reporter: this morning a desperate plea from a missing teenager's mother. >> we just want her home. we're so scared and we miss her so much. we love her so much. and we love you. if you ■see his,pleasejust come home. i want nothing more than to hug you. >> reporter: 16-year-old kiely went missing saturday morning at a camp ground in california. it is now being treated as an abduction. >> anyone else out there.re w s

led police on a high-speed chase down interstate 71, which ended in a gun battle in a field near wilmington was exchanged between officers on scene and the suspect. >> reporter: the attack comes after the fbi's search at mar-a-lago prompted calls for civil war and violence on social media. democratic congressman eric swalwell received this threat. >> swalwell's a worthless piece of [ bleep ]. >> we've never seen a moment greenla a the league. >> a soon as the news bro tidal wave of anger and animus. >> reporter: with threats increasing doj officials removed information about the judge who signed the trump search warrant. today the attorney general defended the agents and prosecutors. >> i will not stand by silently when their integrity is unfairly attacked. the men and women of the fbi and the justice department are dedicated, patriotic public servants. >> reporter: here in washington city officials have been monitoring for potential threats. in fact, across the country law enforcement has been following threads online, and some of the chatter that they are seeing is similar to what they sa

everyone in connecticut in hartford and new haven to everyone in delaware in wilmington everyone in massachusetts part of boston. nobody wanted to capital that be in another state. they'll new political power would follow the capitol and no one wanted another city to have a leg up. for 25 years there was a fight over where the capitol city should. next slide. we were working under the articles of the confederation a loose quote unquote renewed friendship. it took several giraffes and years to even ratify the articles. the problem the articles didn't have courts and it had a unicameral legislature. they couldn't raise money to pay back the veterans. they couldn't govern. it was utterly and wholly ineffectual the galactic capital city and we lacked a functioning government and this is what washington responds to. next slide. on everyone's mind and it was written in newspapers we fought for this? washington weighs in and he says we are a united people and our united for a federal purpose or we are an independent sovereignty contradicting each other. washington says i see no greater people than this

led police on a high-speed chase down interstate 71, which ended in a gun battle in a field near wilmington, ohio. >> gun fire was exchanged between officers on the scene and the suspect. >> reporter: the attack comes after the f.b.i.'s search in mar-a-lago prompted calls in civil war and violence on social media. democratic congressman eric swalwell received this threat. >> swail we'll is a worthless piece of ( bleep ). >> we've never seen a moment like this before. >> reporter: jonathan then greenblatt tracks threats at the anti-defamation league. >> as soon as the news broke about the f.b.i. search of mar-a-lago, there was a tidal wave of anger and animus that came from radical supporters of president trump and a wide range of extremists across the sort of maga movement. >> reporter: with threats increasing, d.o.j. officials removed information about the judge who signed the trump search warrant. today, the attorney general defended the agents and prosecutors. >> i will not stand by silently when their integrity is unfairly attacked. the men and women of the f.b.i. and the justice depart

political cause for violence to participation of ukrainian leadership and state services and crimes. wilmington western media outlets have reacted to the killing with some publishing, rather cynical headlines artes rachel blevins takes us through the issue. the tragic killing of daria do gonna attracted headlines for media across the west, but their focus seemed to be on her father, alexander doogan, or more specifically his political views and his supposed ties to the russian government. sienna, referred to him as potent spiritual guide, while the u. s. government funded radio free europe called him brain. the daily mail took a different approach focusing instead on duke and appearance, which was shown on videos taken at the scene. they described his reaction to seeing the car. his daughter was driving fully engulfed in fire as if it was a plot of some hollywood movie. but whether the attack was aimed at doogan or his daughter were both, didn't seem to matter to the individuals on social media who looked to justify the apparent assassination. simply because they disagree with the views of the

president biden: i'm old enough to remember when cops used to walk the beat in wilmington and scranton because they knew everybody. they knew the kid. they knew whose house to knock on the door and say mom your son just did. i'm not being facetious. they knew the neighborhoods. as part of the american rescue plan i signed into law last year which they voted for, we setaside $350 billion, with a b, billion dollars for state and local governments all across america. and urged them to do like your governor did to make communities safer. here in pennsylvania governor wolf was using $250 million of that money to reduce crime and violence across this state. and mayor brown just described how it's helping fund community policing here. guess what? every single republican member of congress, every single one in this state, every single one voted against the support for law enforcement. they talk about how much they love it. they voted against the funding. flat out. flat out. every republican in the house. every republican in the senate. every single one. i know we expect so much more law enforc

everyone in delaware wanted wilmington. everyone in massachusetts wanted boston. mobile interests range. nobody wanted the capital to be in another state. the all new political power would follow the capital, and no one wanted another city to have a leg up and for 25 years there is a fight over where the capitalcity should be. next slide .or a functioning government. we were working under the articles of confederation. a loose quote unquote league of friendship. took several drafts and years to even ratify the articles. the problem, the articles didn't have a president, didn't have a court, we had a unicameral legislature. they couldn'traise money to pay back the veterans. it was utterly andfully ineffectual so we lack the capital city . we lacked a functioning government . this is what washington responds to. on everyone's minds and it was written in newspapers. have we fought for this? washington weighs in. says we are either a united people that are united for federalpurposes or we are 13 independent sovereigns contradicting each other . washington notes to fri

joe biden's comments, the bad dude of wilmington. knows joe biden isn't driving throwdowns in his corvette with the top down, 6-foot chain in hand. he can't. he's the vice president. breaking news out of the taiwan strait tonight. china just fired missiles at taiwan in response to nancy pelosi's peacemaking visit to the island. not surprising. but still interesting. plus, video from within the inside, showing the real michelle obama, like the real michelle obama you imagined. turns out it's all true. >> so funny to hear republican politicians in washington to hear other people call republicans snowflakes when they spend time complaining about things and do nothing. send us more money. if we get elected again, we'll fix it maybe. promise. no, we won't. we'll invade ukraine or something. it's jarring to see a republican politician do something about something. all of us have known about soros-backed prosecutors, the effect on the country. the it wasn't until today that anybody acted, and that's governor rob desantis joins us. this is a

they have to be selective on with a focus the blockade would both in charleston, south carolina in wilmington, north carolina, and alabama and others and you now have several things for the ships will be able to get through. things will be able to get good pretty 19 and they are supplied, pensacola, florida and also mobile rated and there pretty successful, they have 1600 bloce owners is pretty good especially for the confederacy the soldiers to do this and you captured it, that is a big deal. and by the end of the war, it is actually covering the southern and the confederate economy and the lack of supplies and inflations of the blockade will be effective. and again, they are going to blockade it so they will do everything in the power to challenge the blockade. the torpedoes in these experimental devices. in these key waterways, like the river of the charlston river and doing that so that the federal buzz cannot get in and go after and they can put it into the river but they really can't targeted to the confederate town support cities either. and they have very fast ships and they were usua

the fbi is making a difference in reducing violent crime in wilmington and delaware. president biden in the state of the union six months ago, said clearly we should not have to choose between safety and equal justice, we should come together to protect our community to restore choice. our answer is not to defund the police but to fund the police with training properly to check our community. the american rescue plan, through to $50 million available for state, cities, counties to hire bullies to invest in proven strategy -- higher to invest in proven strategy. 13 billion in hiring and training 100,000 additional police officers for accountable community policing and make an investment in community violence prevention. we see the valley of this late wilmington as there has been a sharp decline in gun violence. law enforcement community leaders have contributed to a multifaceted approach that brings together a focus on gun crime enforcement, investment in violence interruption programs. could you speak directly to the valley of the approach that combines investment in

as depicting a young girl reading across from a window on his fence thus he's ah, ah, this man wilmington is being mistaken for rembrandt. it is due solely to the painted curtain. the curtain was a key element of the masterpiece. busy an invitation to take a closer look at the scene. this means that by adding a painted curtain, i real, rembrandt was declaring this painting of his ease as to be a masterpiece. i my fish took bexla here. this isn't good. thank. and then it was a gift to a friend, wouldn't that so it had to be valuable while engine. and hugh was the most celebrated dutch painter, rembrandt. linus off, and that for me is the reason why this painting, which was obviously very valuable, ended up going to be placed in as a rembrandt called as aggravated frontline pump. ah, so after being given the list of paintings, the king said, i want that one, that one and that one. then he told is cheap emissary in paris to verify an essential question. authenticity. transportation was another issue with the wet autumn weather create problems. what about the temperature? and could the painti

the wilmington delaware, peter. >> william, inflation reduction act has been the law of the land for days now but no inflation reduction get in the something? of the president are starting to call him out for. >> he spends trillions and trillions of dollars we don't have and he was warned not just by people like me who he's not going to listen to but economists who work for people like obama and bill clinton. if you do this, you're going to spark massive inflation and now here we are. >> maybe it shouldn't be a surprise because senator joe manchin who negotiated said inflation reduction is going to take a while. >> it's not because we never said anything happened, turn the switch on and off. bottom line is the market no we are going to be making that's going to be balanced approach. >> we still haven't heard a peep from the president about the cdc's admission they were unprepared for the covid pandemic. >> there solution is maybe we were too slow to his mandates because we were debating the site. i think the opposite is true, they were looking at the science, misinterpreting it and s

the huge trial of the century in wilmington, delaware. >> you will be very busy that day. thank you. >> that entire week. >> thank you both. you will keep us posted on the drama. coming up, hbo gets a huge win with the house of the dragon. just how good an element is this? we will discuss, next. this is bloomberg. ♪ [drone speaking] technology lets drones deliver pizza. no,no,no! have a nice day. but to deliver powerful insights that are on target you need more than technology. you need cdw. we can help transform and manage your it environment with a dell technology solution, so you can use your data to innovate. wooh pizza is here! i'm still gonna eat it. me too. tip please. dell technologies makes data driven insights possible. cdw makes it powerful. >> the game of thrones fan club was in the house sunday for house of dragon. the premier drew 9.9 million viewers on television and online, making it the best ever series debut in hbo history. it is becoming a battle of ethics between hbo and amazon which is about to debut its load of the ring spinoff. the rings of power. jo

we're going to take a deeper dive into disney and today's overall inflation data let's bring in wilmington trust megan shoe megan, what did you make of disney what is it that's a big name in the business the parks business, pre and post pandemic, what did you make of it >> i think what disney showed during earnings is that companies that have that brand power, the pricing power, can continue to pass along price increases, and this really kind of epitomizes one of the concerns we have, you know, no withstanding the improvement in the inflation data companies like disney, like starbucks, chipotle, the number of companies we heard who we think still have pricing power could be willing to pass it through. some of that core inflation could be stickier as we move into the balance of the year they still have a good balance sheet relatively speaking. we have seen consumers taking on more credit, but disney has that brand power. >> maybe because of the brand power disney is an anomaly we look at some of the other earnings demand pullback is being seat with some of these results i wonder how much yo

griff: peter doocy live from wilmington. thank you. gillian: let's bring in republican congressman from oklahoma markwayne mullin, serves on the house energy and commerce as well as intelligence committees and now headed into a primary runoff against tw shanann tuesday. thank you for being with us this afternoon. >> thanks for having me on. gillian: great news. i don't know if you heard, but inflation is over. take a listen to the president. >> i just want to say a number, zero. today we received news that our economy had zero percent inflation in the month of july, zero percent. here is what that means, white the price of some things go up, went up last month the other price of things went down by the same amount, the result is zero inflation last month. gillian: are you jumping for joy? >> i don't know what he's talking about. our businesses aren't seeing prices come down. yeah, we saw gas come down a little bit, but prices of everything is still through the roof. zero, oklahoma's at 13% or 13.8% inflation rate right now. once again

listen of the 150 days vast majority of them are spent at his home in wilmington he did as vice president back to his home where he would go to catholic church back on sundays and then come back to washington on sunday nights or mondays so a lot of hot air about president going back to -- home on the weekends. you know, i would rather compare what he's doing legislatively in the action that he's getting in terms of accomplishments here in washington. with the congress passing all of these bills regardless of whether he's taking time away and action not words on the perception that he's on vacation. >> 70% of americans feel like go ahead, tony -- >> idea he's at home is part of the issue like secretary buttigieg not doing anything about supply chain because he's on paternity leaf it is about where are you to do the job american people ask for and people see it as ab sent and seeing inflation reduction act that is a lie. >> what about that -- >> it is a few more days than what donald trump was at this point i didn't give him grief that is his home presidency travels with the president where