and those are companies with electrical businesses like schneider, schneider electric, eaton and even qantas services, the company that builds transmission distribution infrastructure. so that electrification trend is really set to accelerate as we add vehicles, cars, heavy duty trucks to the grid, getting off fossil fuels and also as we add renewable generation to the nations and the world's electrical generating capabilities. jack: it's great to hear less or known companies that are going to be changing our lives. i think jack howe has a question about this. >> yeah, al, when it comes to big tech, right, the u.s. is google-icious. we are dominant. no one else comes close. but how competitive are we these days in industrial manufacturing versus our rivals overseas? >> yeah, you know, it's interesting, i often lament industrials don't get enough love, right? google, trillion dollar market value, large, huge industrials are $100 billion. they're nowhere near. the u.s. is very competitive. they have great companies, caterpillar, rockwell automation, eaton, honeywell. these are world cla

but there's growing opposition to the american air base going to schneider's not fighting on his own. saying i think against the americans used to be completely i want to kind of gunmen bomb a kind of intrigue which i hear injuring our prosperity really fortunate to have that's changed a bit of such. in that residence an environmental activist became more optimistic in the summer when president trump announced plans to withdraw all the fighter jets from spawn dhanam day at least would have no problem with the americans leaving town all together. and now it's time for global i.d.'s to sleep off a p.c. head to head for 2 years to get revisited and head. if on the in the gun that he's now i think it was under threat due to increasing the hobbyists but there was a solution and we retired to see how things have developed. saplings in full bloom. some of the pods are old ready nearly right. orlando's one who is expecting a rich cocoa harvest this year. we're. going to miss the car runs very fast. like what we used to. who would take the old coco seeds for years to bear fruit but with only 2

into schneider feels like his day to facing an omnipotent god poisoning his environment since $953.00 american fighter jets have been taking off the land right. by god was they think it's also. moving away from the area is not an option this family's been living here for centuries. the radar that's why for there. regularly. by the ground and the water rivers and. there it's a very different picture impression the water is highly. contaminated with carcinogenic chemicals known as per floor in a sea of compounds or p.f.c. these they originate at this nearby air base and are polluting waterways in the area. the local authorities have warned locals about the problem. as a precaution we would still advise against using the river water for irrigation purposes. scientific surveys have helped to shed some light onto the matter they detected toxic chemicals a depth of up to 80 meters in the lancer around the air base and in concentrations that the e.u. considers critical. condition either himself used to work for the american forces and saw soldiers performing firefighting drills for airplane

put his growing opposition to the american air base going to schneider's not fighting on his own. sitting here and i thought against the americans used to be completely sure how many counts our young men obama kind of misread which i hear injuring our prosperity didn't work so i'm sure that we have that's changed a bit. in that residence in environmental activists became more optimistic in the summer when president trump announced plans to withdraw all the fighter jets from spawn dhanam day at least would have no problem with the americans leaving town all together. now it's time for global i.d.'s and this week off a pissy head to head fall t.v. is a guy we've had. they found that in the gun that his knighthood was under threat due to increasing need a little off topic but there was a solution. we returned to see how things have developed. saplings in full bloom. some of the pods are old ready nearly right for. orlando us one who is expecting a rich cocoa harvest this year. we're. going to miss the cars very fast and i don't like what we used to plant. it would take the old cocoa

into schneider feels like a state which facing an omnipotent poisoning his environment since $953.00 american fighter jets have been taking off and landing right. by god. i. took the whistles and they are moving away from the area is not an option this family's been living here for centuries. the radar that's why. we have regularly. by the ground and water rivers and by then and there it's a very different picture from the water is. contaminated with carcinogenic chemicals known as perfume or an ace of compounds or p.f. sees they originated as nearby air base and are polluting waterways in the area the local authorities of warned locals about the problem. as a precaution we would still advise against using the river water for irrigation purposes. scientific surveys have helped to shed some light onto the matter they detected toxic chemicals adepts of up to 80 meters in the land surrounding the air base and in concentrations that the e.u. considers critical. going to schneider himself used to work for the american forces and saw soldiers performing firefighting drills for airplane cra

attorneys birge and schneider and thank you to the fbi also. i appreciate the opportunity to speak to everyone today, and i'd first like to start out by saying thank you to the men and women of the michigan state police, the fbi and any additional agencies that assisted in this investigation. they not only worked tirelessly over the course of the last 24 to 48 hours, but also since the beginning of this investigation. so thank you. job well done. to the partners here today, i want to express our gratitude for the support and the cooperation. the partnership that all of us here are demonstrating. this case is one of the largest cases in recent history that the msp has been involved in. and i think that the nature of this case is rather unprecedented. but it does send a very vivid reminder that while we may be in a time period of discourse, possibly even divisiveness and fighting across the nation, law enforcement stands united. and for those who think that law enforcement is distracted, let me assure you that we are very much engaged with taking

put this growing opposition to the american air base going to schneider's not fighting on his own. issue. see i thought against the americans used to be completely sure how many counts are done many bombers kind of misread would say here injuring our prosperity didn't work i'm sure that's changed a bit of. that residence in environmental activists became more optimistic in the summer when president trump announced plans to withdraw all the fighter jets from spawn dhanam they at least would have no problem with the americans leaving town all together. now it's time for glaber line hence and this leak off a piece of cake had from a t.v. is a guy leaving to change his. in done that his nike head was under threat due to increasing need for hobbyists but there was a solution and we would tend to see how things have developed. saplings in full bloom. some of the pods are old pretty nearly right. orlando's mondo is expecting a rich cocoa harvest this year. we're. going to miss the car runs very fast and i don't like what we used to plant. it would take the old cocoa seeds for years to bea

. >>> and ryan schneider will join us to discuss the impact he's seeing on housing across the country. stay wh ckn coleitus tools, cattle, grain, even shells represented value. then currency came along. they made it out of copper, gold, silver, wampum. soon people decided to put all that value into a piece of paper, then proceeded to wave goodbye to value, printing unlimited amounts of money as they passed the buck to the future. that's why it's time for digital currency and your investment in the grayscale funds. go digital. go grayscale. dia diana olick joins us. >> reporter: that's hitting the reits. equity residential, whose propertieses are mostly on the coast, saw a particularly bleak third quarter. its stock is down about 43% year-to-date occupantscy and average rents fell and will likely fall further in the coming quarters its ceo said on the analyst call that as business reopened over the summer, there was a slight improvement, but added, i caution that marnket conditions remain too volatile and the timing of the developments on mitigating the virus too unclear to suggest tha

attorneys birch and schneider and their teams for pursuing criminal charges that hopefully will lead to convictions, bringing these sick and depraved men to justice. as a mom, my husband and i are eternally grateful to everyone who put themselves in harm's way to keep our family safe. 2020 has been a hard year for all of us, hard for our doctors and nurses and truck drivers, grocery store workers, hard for the teachers and students and parents, hard for those who have had to state isolated to stay safe. and it is not over yet. but here is what i know. we are michiganders. we have grit. we have heart. and we are tough as hell. we made it through the great recession, through auto bankruptcies, through floods and polar vortexes, but none of us has faced a challenge like covid-19, not in our lifetime. i have said it many times, we are not one another's enemy. this virus is our enemy, and this enemy is relentless. it does not care if you are a republican or democrat, young or old, rich or poor. it does not care if we are tired of it. it threatens us all, our lives, our families, our jobs,

of his growing opposition to the american air base going to schneider's not fighting on his own. saying i thought against the americans used to be completely idiotic on the gunmen obama kind of misreading which i hear injuring our prosperity. that's changed a bit of the truth. and that residents and environmental activists became more optimistic in the summer when president trump announced plans to withdraw all the fighter jets from spawn dhanam day at least would have no problem with the americans leaving town all together. and now it's time for global i.d.'s and this leak off a p.c. is can. see is the guy we visited and head. if on the in the gun that his mind had was under threat due to increasing need hobbyists but there was a solution and we tend to see how things have developed. saplings in full bloom. some of the pods are old ready nearly right. orlando's one who is expecting a rich cocoa harvest this year. we're. going to miss the car runs very fast. like what we used to. who would take the old coco seeds for years to bear fruit but with only 2 years. that's really fast f

sends a very bad message to the voters there yeah a lot of the latest poll that i was reading bill schneider there's according to n.b.c. and the wall street journal that biden is now ahead of trump by 14 points and this comes after the debates so the way biden and trump have behaved specially over the past few weeks and few months couldn't be more different. could not be more different in trouble suffering because of it the big difference in this campaign is a difference of character american see the president is not having a pretty good character a poor character that's been true on through his presidency but now it's having real consequences the way he depends himself he wrote in a tweet today he said i can't be locked up in a room upstairs totally safe and say whatever happens happens i can't do that we have to confront problems as a leader you have to confront problems there's never been a great leader that would have done that i can't think of a great leader that would have taken the unnecessary risks that he's taken with this pandemic what about the what are the implications of other s

serve as president maybe something i needed to start thinking about always pleased to talk to bill schneider public policy professor at george mason university joining us from washington d.c. . do you care about the vice presidential debate should we care. yes we shouted for the very reason the rock runnels gave you got the 2 oldest presidential candidates on record one of them has had an illness could be a life threatening illness and the other is 70 almost 70 years old. even if joe biden get is elected and gets to a 1st term and is just fine he'll be 82 years old in 4 years i don't know if you want for 2nd term if he doesn't likely democratic candidate will be a camel heris so democrats are going to think about their future as well as this election so to that image do you think these 2 candidates vice presidential candidates tonight will focus on the policy that was so much in the last debate where people said well there was nothing about policy there was no substance do you think these 2 will talk about it or will the focus be on the people they could potentially replace and everything th

jillian: rob s schneider roastg california's governor over the handling of the pandemic. the covid-19 restrictions he says go way over the line. todd: a top republican senator demanding answers from the fbi about hunter biden's alleged e-mails. the search for the truth, next. >> why did they sit on it? are they covering up because hunter biden may be engaged in things that maybe should have been investigated and pros bring prosecuted -- possibly prosecuted? >>> big tech should be shaped of how they're so clearly trying to aid the joe biden campaign. the american public desires free speech. so the federal government created a liability protection for tech companies to have a platform like facebook and twitter for liability protection where they cannot be sued so they just let information out and people are able of to say what they want. but now we're watching that big tech is using this and censoring individuals, even they're censoring the federal government, they're censors newspapers, they're censoring americans based on what they believe. just as china is trying to infl

attorneys burge and schneider. i appreciate the opportunity to speak to everyone today and first like to start out by saying thank you to the men and women of the michigan state police, the f.b.i. and any additional agencies that assisted in this investigation. they not only worked tirelessly over the course of the last 24-48 hours, but also since the beginning of this investigation. so thank you, job well done. to our partners here today, i want to express our gratitude for the support and the cooperation, the partnership that all of us here are demonstrating. this case is one of the largest cases in recent history that the msp has been involved in and i think that the nature of this case is rather unprecedented, but it does send a very vivid reminder that while we may be in a time period of discourse, possibly even divisiveness and fighting across the nation, law enforcement stands united. and for those who think that law enforcement is distracted, let me assure you that we are very much engaged with taking our r

lieutenant general kevin schneider was speaking to reporters on monday aboard a maritime self-defense destroyer. he touched on a large-scale joint exercise that kicked off on the same day. he said the u.s. military and sdf are working to develop new and better ways to operate and further i understand great exercises like this one. he added such an exercise demonstrates the interoperability of the u.s.-japan alliance. >> our arrival today was simply to demonstrate the ability to transport a few people, but this same capability can and could be used to deliver combat troops to defend the senkakus or respond to other crises and contingencies. >>> officials from japan's defense ministry view his remarks as a warning to china which has been stepping up its activities in waters near the senkaku islands. japan controls the islands. the japanese government maintains the islands are an inherent part of japan's territory. he said his counted is 100% absolutely steadfast in its commitment to help the japanese government with the situation. >>> now to another sign of rising tensions between washi

we need to organize as well and for the past several months illinois, democratic representative brad schneider has pushed the fbi to create a special office dedicated to right wing extremism. >>to monitor track and these groups in september fbi director christopher wray told congress racially motivated extremism made up the majority of domestic terrorism threats schneider's bill to create that new fbi office passed the house last week but not without pushback from some republicans to get a bill on domestic terrorism, but a bill that barely mentions and t 5. >>ohio gop representative jim jordan says the bill ignores violence from the extreme left. >>cold-blooded murder of a trump supporter by member not mentioned in the mission bill. >>simon clark studies white supremacy at the center for american progress the white supremacist rick is a much greater. threat of actual violence fbi director wray said as much during his september testimony we look at antifa as more of an ideology or a movement. then organization a similar bill is sponsored in the senate by illinois democratic senator dick durbin

for the pbs newshouri'm andrew schneider inugar land, texas. >> woodruff: we turn to our potics monday duo. that's amy walter of the "cook political report" and host of public radio's "politics with amy walter," and tamara keith of npr. she also co-hosts the "npr politics podcast." >> woodruff: hello to both of you. a lot to talk about. let's start, tam, with the esident. he has been saying he is free of covid, and late this afternoon his physician put out a statement saying there are tests that they've done that indicates -- he says at th president is no longer shedding the virus. so we'll take that at the word of the physian. but, meantime, the president is already out on the campaign trail, in florida today, pennsylvania, iowa, north carolina this week. a lot going on. what does his schedule say to us? >> his schedule says he is making up for lost time. and what his campaign has said, you can expect him to add more and more and more events, doing multiple events in single days as the election gets closer. president trump, it is as if he spent 10 or 11 days off the tria the trail, an

gÜnther schneider himself used to work for the american forces and saw soldiers performing fire-fighting drills for ailane crashes. gÜnther: there was a hole in the ground. th poured fuel from the planes into that hol and then set it alight. and when it was burning fiercely with black fumes, the fire fighters put out the fire using foam extinguishing agents, which we now have in our groundwater. that foam contained fluorosurfactants, a chemical that is oilandater-repelnt, anresistanto heat. it's an fective mes of fiting jet-fl fires, but is prtically non-biodegradable. after decades of using the agent, the americans banned it in 2011, albeit too late to protect the area's water. >> this fairytale pond is highly contaminated via the surface water, due to pollution straight from the airbase. it's less than 50 meters away. what used to be a paradise is now a chemical cesspit. >> a cesspit that nobody seems willing to take responsibility for an interview were ignored. on the german side, the oples to talk to are at the federal real estate agency. but they refused to talk on camera, instead

gÜnther schneider himself used to work for the american forces and saw soldiers performing fire-fighting drills for ailane crashes. gÜnther: there was a hole in the ground. theyoured fuel from the planes into that hole,nd then set it alight. and when it was burning fiercely with black fumes, the fire fighters put out the fire using foam extinguishing agents, which we now have in our groundwater. that foam contained fluorosurfactants, a chemical that is oilandater-repelnt, anresistanto heat. ipraccally non-biodegradable. after decades of using theis agent, the americans banned it in 2011, albeit too late to protect the area's water. >> this fairytale pond is highly contaminated via the surface water, due to pollution straight from the airbase. it's less than 50 meters away. what used to be a paradise is now a chemical cesspit. >> a cesspit that nobody seems willing to take responsibility for. at the airbase, our requests for an interview were ignored. on the german side, the ople to talk to are at the federal real estate agency. but they refused to talk on camera, instead sending us a st

>> jessica schneider, thanks so much. in our 2020 lead today, aides close to president trump are trying to get him to stop making baseless claims about voting, such as this today. >> you pick up any paper in the country practically and they're cheating all over the place on the ballots. how is that not a problem? that's a much bigger problem than china or russia. >> not true and not true. foreign adversaries are looking to exploit trump's frequent lies, according to america's intelligence chief on election security. pamela brown reports in our voting series, making it count. ♪ and i'm proud to be an american ♪ >> reporter: 26 days to go until election day, and president trump is showing no sign he will stop spreading misinformation about mail-in voting and voter fraud. >> it's a corrupt system because they're sending out millions of ballots. >> reporter: cnn has learned some of trump's aides have been trying to steer him away from these baseless voter fraud arguments and instead talk about how mail-in ballots could ca

schneider, the gentleman from illinois. rep. schneider: thank you, mr. chairman. i appreciate you having this hearing. it is hard to know where to turn our energies. this hearing put this issue on the front burner, especially in light of the covid-19 pandemic, and its long-term impacts it is likely to have. the administration has taken steps to undermine what has been the law for decades. not only before, but during the health crisis, we lost more than 220,000 american lives. millions of people have the infection. and most are likely to have lifetime related effects. isother words, covid-19 likely to be a pre-existing condition. evidenceted, early indicates that it could impact the brain, kidneys and immune systems. you also noted, mr. slavitt, that you are duty-bound to implement the laws of that congress intended. the administration should not pick and choose to enforce the laws. this is true of all laws, but especially those in question that will be beneficial to somebody millions of americans -- so many millions of americans. there's no doubt the health care s

lieutenant general kevin schneider was speaking to reporters on monday aboard a maritime self-defense force destroyer. that kicked off on the sme day saying that the u.s. military and japan's sdf are developing new and better ways to operate in exercises like this one and added such exercise clearly demonstrates the growing interoperability of the u.s./japan alliance. >> our arrival today was simply to demonstrate the ability to transport a few people, but this same capability can and could be used to deliver combat troops to defend the senkakus or respond to other crises and contingencies. >> officials from japan's defense ministry view the remarks as a warning to china, which has been stepping up its activities in waters near the senkaku islands. japan controls the island. china and taiwan claim them. the japanese government maintains they are a part of their territory. in july support in regard to the island saying his country is 100% absolutely steadfast in its commitment to help the japanese government with the situation. >>> the chinese government says they will impose sanctions

we need to organize as well and for the past several months illinois, democratic representative brad schneider has pushed the fbi to create a special office dedicated to right wing extremism. >>to monitor track and these groups in september fbi director christopher wray told congress racially motivated extremism made up the majority of domestic terrorism threats schneider's bill to create that new fbi office passed the house last week but not without pushback from some republicans to get a bill on domestic terrorism, but a bill that barely mentions and t 5. >>ohio gop representative jim jordan says the bill ignores violence from the extreme left. >>cold-blooded murder of a trump supporter by member not mentioned in the mission bill. >>simon clark studies white supremacy at the center for american progress the white supremacist rate isn't much greater. threat of actual violence fbi director wray said as much during his september testimony we look at antifa as more of an ideology or a movement. then an organization a similar bill is sponsored in the senate by illinois democratic senator dick dur

schneider we worked out pretty fast that his brake shaft just broke and people often these is it but i'm surveyed it was a revolutionary technically feature that only lotus how did they just move the locals up there it was a risky construction and so 2 on. one small of the lotus team had seen its best driver die on the track while cullen chapman left months in a hurry the italian authorities opened an investigation and then. trial 6 years later chapman was cleared of all criminal charges most of all i think you're going to was perhaps my greatest friend and much of raising. my perhaps if you're going to stand up to this name and i don't you don't. really want any reason to be ridiculing me dr. 6 days after the crash your husband was buried in god's austria he was just 28 years old. no one but 970 season beats his points leaving later that year his widow nino was presented the driver's trophy by jackie stewart just a moment was world champion. for . the. family. funny. little. confusing. today i'm going to take you on a trip along to sex and wine ribs from tasting to mice and right wh

schneider we worked out pretty fast the his brake shaft just broke and he put off nice to see it but i'm surveyed it was a revolutionary technically feature that only lotus how did they best move the cars are that it was a risky construction console so on. one small of the lotus team had seen its best driver die on the track while cullen chapman left months in a hurry the italian authorities opened an investigation and then. trial 6 years later chapman was cleared of all criminal charges most of all i think young man was perhaps my greatest friend and much of raising. my to have to be able to stand up to this man when i do not. want any reason. to manipulate me. 6 days after the crash on the hood was buried in god's wall street. he was just 28 years old. no one but $970.00 season beats his points lead later that year his widow nino was presented the driver's trophy by jackie steele which judgment was will champion. for. the. family. to. come. to. the. every 2 seconds a person is forced to flee their home. the consequences are disastrous. our documentary series displaced oil and ruins

all right from our top story let's speak to bill schneider who's a public policy professor at george mason university joins us live from washington d.c. mr snyder welcome to the program. first was just wondering about this the big issue here of how you continue with a functioning government when cave it is almost rampaging through the top level of government there and you've got mitch mcconnell the u.s. senate majority leader saying that senate activity will be a rescheduled for after all from october the 19th what do you make of it all. i make of it that it's a big vests and it's a threat relate to the president's reelection and to the confirmation of the supreme court justice it would take a lot of irregular behavior for the senate to confirm this nominee and for there to be no disruptions at all in the preparations for the election we're at the peak of the campaign right now the things that he's saying that mcconnell is saying that the senate floor activity will be rescheduled from october the 19th but then pretty much in the same breath saying that the senate judiciary committee

court equally bad it gets down to work immediately which is exactly what the republicans wanted a bill schneider is a political analyst and public policy professor at george mason university and he says barrett's comments won't be enough to calm democrats concerns and could lead to people voting against president trump. we are at the peak of the election season and democrats are extremely angry about her nomination and now her confirmation they fear they've their worst fears may be realized and they are very angry about this this could drive a lot of democrats to the polls to vote against president trump and it is believed has been for out throughout american history that the judges are to exercise independent. judicial judgment and that they don't bring idiology to the court but in the last 50 years or so people have dismissed that idea they say they both their idiology republican appoints them they're likely to vote with the republicans the opposite with the democrats that's why democrats are so angry and republicans in the country are likely to see her confirmation as a consolation prize if p

and author of the bestselling book plant your money tree a guide to growing your wealth and michelle schneider thank you both for joining us today danielle i want to start with you here now that it looks like another relief package is not going to happen before the election unless something miraculous happens here what will be the impact in the near term for the u.s. economy and markets. well you know it's interesting and there was a new gallup poll out today that showed that american that the amount of money that they're going to be spending over the holiday season which is critical given that the back to school holiday shopping season was weaker than it would have otherwise been but it showed that the amount that americans are planning to spend this holiday season is going to hit a 4 year low and that is obviously before gallup took that poll that survey before we've seen this. latest setback in the stock market if this is to continue then they'll even be more of pressure on consumption on the u.s. economy again we're talking about $20000000.00 some odd americans who are to continue to colle

and author of the bestselling book plant your money tree a guide to growing your wealth and michelle schneider thank you both for joining us today danielle i want to start with you here now that it looks like another relief package is not going to happen before the election unless something miraculous happens. here what will be the impact in the near term for the u.s. economy and markets. well you know it's interesting and there is a new gallup poll out today that showed that american the amount of money that they're going to be spending over the holiday season which is critical given that the back to school holiday shopping season was weaker than it would have otherwise been but it showed that the amount that americans are planning to spend this holiday season is going to hit a 4 year low and that is obviously before gallup took that poll that survey before we've seen this latest setback in the stock market if this is to continue then they'll even be more of pressure on consumption on the u.s. economy again we're talking about 20000000 some odd americans who are to continue to collect unemplo

and author of the bestselling book plant your money tree a guide to growing your wealth and michelle schneider thank you both for joining us today i want to start with you here now that it looks like another relief package is not going to happen before the election unless something miraculous happens here what will be the impact in the near term for the u.s. economy and markets. well you know it's interesting and there is a new gallup poll out today that showed that american the amount of money that they're going to be spending over the holiday season which is critical given that back to school holiday shopping season was weaker than it would have otherwise been but it showed that the amount that americans are planning to spend this holiday season is going to hit a 4 year low and that is obviously before gallup took that poll that survey before we've seen this latest setback in the stock market if this is to continue then they'll even be more of pressure on consumption on the u.s. economy again we're talking about 20000000 some odd americans who are to continue to collect unemployment benefits

i want to bring in bill schneider he's a political analyst and a public policy professor at george mason university he's joining us on skype from washington d.c. it's good to have you with us thank you very much indeed do you think that amy barrett's comments the swearing in will go at least some way to quell in the fears of democrats know we are at the peak of the election season and democrats are extremely angry about her nomination and now her confirmation. their worst fears may be realized and they are very angry about this this could drive a lot of democrats to the polls to vote against president trump are we assuming too readily that there are no checks and balances essentially in the supreme court which is structured like this that the justices will always vote according to their own political and religious beliefs i would being too harsh on the independent minded or judicially minded elements of the decision. well and here you're supposed to be too harsh in that judgment because it is believed has been for throughout american history that the judges are to exercise independent. j

schneider. >> thank you. i very much appreciate the opportunity to speak with you. i want to thank the chairman and members of the committee for hosting today's hearing for members on rules for our next -- the 117th congress. i would like to discuss my views on the motion to recommit as outlined in rule 19. as a majorititarian institution, it's one of the last places to influence legislation being presented on the floor. in practice, however, minority party both democrats and republicans, use the mtr as a partisan. using the wedge along partisan fault lines is the prerogative of a minority party and both democrats and republicans have used the mtr toward that end over the decades. what has been different this congress and what i find not just reprehensible but in fact dangers is the republican use of american jews to divide us. the great seal of the united states bears the motto e pluribus uno. it should be a principle that unites us. it's concerning when any group of americans is used as a prop

that was jodi schneider in hong kong. yvonne: let's get our first word news with karina mitchell in new york. karina: fed officials are telling the trump administration that or it is needed to aid the economic recovery. without it, the rebound would be a lot weaker. robert kaplan told bloomberg it is not time for more qe. he said the fed is unlikely to create large scale purchases as it would not do much to help the economy. to see us be hesitant doing more in that area because i don't see the benefits. i can see how it would further add fuel to the financial markets. i am more skeptical of how much it would help the real economy. joined thes now world health organization effort to ensure the whole world can be treated for covid-19. the foreign ministry invasion confirmed the decision. it is not clear how much money china will put into the project. it aims to give lower income countries the same access to vaccines as welfare nations. the u.s. has not taken part. the mood among merchants in japan rose last month to its lea

joining us now is our senior international editor, jodi schneider. what was the main message from president trump aside from his power and strength to supporters in florida. >> that is his message. he is energized. andays he is out there wanted to walk into the audience and kiss everyone. not sure they would want that. he was speaking to the crowd that he loves to speak to. his fervent supporters. many wearing signs and wearing their maga caps. clearly missed doing this in the last two weeks as he was recovering from the coronavirus. his message is -- i'm here with you, vote for me and i will give you another four years and i am feeling great and powerful. i do think there is also some criticism of him even being at the rallies. octorard from mshis d that he is recovered. we have heard he has had a negative test but we don't know since when. some believe having these rallies is a bad idea and it will exacerbate the spread of the coronavirus. matt: what about the polls? what are you saying? here is a michigan poll. the new york times -- many different

haslinda: senior international editor jodi schneider. still to come, with the pandemic forcing airlines to cut up to 90% of flights, where do they put the unused planes? up next, we head to australia's red center, which has become popular for some of asia's biggest carriers. a special report on how the jets are maintained and kept ready to fly on a moments notice. this is bloomberg. ♪ haslinda: when the coronavirus brought passenger air travel to a standstill, airlines faced a rare problem -- where to park empty jets? australia's northern territory has emerged as an ideal location. paul took a look and joins us now. it must have been quite a sight to see all those planes. >> it was very weird and very sad. the airline industry has suffered badly during this pandemic. that was a vivid illustration, all those planes sitting in the desert literally in the middle of nowhere doing absolutely nothing. alice springs is very remote, 2700 kilometers away from sydney, about 1600 miles. driving would take 29 hours. you can fly there in three. it

let us stick with the election, we are joined by jodi schneider. what is the latest in polling with three weeks to go? why is joe biden's lead thought to be expanding? >> a little more than three weeks and we are seeing president donald trump trail joe biden by 12 percentage points in a national poll of likely voters. that is a washington post-abc poll released on sunday. other surveys including from cbs inws joe biden up six points nevada and michigan, highly contested states and tied with donald trump in iowa, a state the president won easily in 2016. part of this is over the handling of the coronavirus and his own coronavirus diagnosis and the week of treatment. people think that while most of the voters surveyed think the president is healthy enough to carry out his duties, many are concerned with how he handled this. we are particularly seeing this with older voters, that is a group that donald trump won in 2016. they are split now almost evenly and a lot of this is over the concern of his handling of the coronavirus. that question, the handli

turning to the partner of director of trading research and education for market gave dot com michelle schneider and euro pacific capital c.e.o. peter schiff. michelle let's start with you about the united states and global stark's stocks that they are reacting to trump's improving health condition now leaving the hospital on expectations also that washington will reach a deal a stimulus deal what do you expect to go on this week. well 1st of all nice to see you again sara one of the it's very interesting is we have to sort of break the stock market down into different pockets so what we're really getting the most today in terms of the sectors was the biotechnology space and that has really very little to do with the stimulus and a lot to do with how quickly trump at least has perceived to gotten over the symptoms and of course we know part of it was the cocktail that he's receiving using part of the to regenerate on drugs but he's had other drugs as well so the hope and incentive occasion for the drug companies to continue with symptoms that they can deal with and vaccines is very strong and th

happening on november 3rd at the polling places it's always good to get your thoughts on this bill schneider we appreciate it thank you very much indeed sure. more than 90 people have been arrested during protests in philadelphia over the police shooting of a black man dozens of officers were injured during the unrest police cars and waste bins were set on fire while several stores were looted 27 year old walter wallace was shot dead by police on monday as a bystander filmed the incident and posted it on social media officers say wallace was holding a knife and had been ordered to drop it several times we need a speedy and transparent resolution for the sake of mr wallace his family the officers and for all philadelphia i know that many philadelphians are feeling frustrated and outraged following yesterday's tragic incident i fully support your 1st amendment rights protests but we also ensure that our communities are not further her as a result please be careful while the us has been suffering under coronavirus so has europe the 2nd wave is hitting europe hard the death rate in france is mor

of transforming research and michelle schneider managing director of the market gauge group and author of the bestselling book plant your money tree guide to growing your well thank you both for being here toby i did want to start with you on what the i.m.f. is saying here now the i.m.f. is actually pushing for the international community to do more to tackle the economic fallout of covert especially towards poor countries who are hardest hit by the pandemic a collapse in commodity prices and a plague of locusts africa particularly hard putting $43000000.00 more people at risk for extreme poverty what's going to be done to help when even established wealthy countries are actually now struggling to raise more funds. if we if we are really. really. a truly trillion dollars what we're now calling. back life projects that hurt sustainable lasting. just together because separating the i.m.f. story is just telling us as separate it's not working now it's affecting everyone has not just one country obviously it's every country want to number 2 you know unfortunately in the situations who are

and author of the bestselling book plant your money tree a guide to growing your wealth and michelle schneider thank you both for joining us today danielle i want to start with you here now that it looks like another relief package is not going to happen before the election unless something miraculous happens here what will be the impact in the near term for the u.s. economy and markets. well you know it's interesting and there was a new gallup poll out today that showed that american that the amount of money that they're going to be spending over the holiday season which is critical given that the back to school holiday shopping season was weaker than it would have otherwise been but it showed that the amount that americans are planning to spend this holiday season is going to hit a 4 year low and that is obviously before gallup took that poll that survey before we've seen this latest setback in the stock market if this is to continue then they'll even be more of pressure on consumption on the u.s. economy again we're talking about 20000000 some odd americans who are to continue to collect un