Well actually theres more red icons theres one runner park, theres one up in American Canyon and farther up past so masterful thank you for joining us tonight at 10 im ken wayne and i pale more pg and e says the states grid operator order the rotating Power Outages because of the excessive heat driving up electricity use and putting a strain on the power grid, it was expected to last until 11 oclock tonight, but about 9 oclock. Pg said it has stopped shutting off power and has started restoring power and just about 10 minutes ago the state agency lifted its stage 3 Emergency Declaration which ordered the rotating Power Outages in the first place is the first time the state of california has ordered rolling Power Outages since 2011. We talked to a spokeswoman from the state agency that order the outages about what led them to declare the stage 3 emergency tonight. This one completely driven by the heat. There was so much demand. We also have out cover at the same time that came with tha
Good evening. Im bret baier. Breaking tonight, the judge in former President Trumps Election Interference Trial said this morning either the District Attorney or the special prosecutor must step aside. The decision, out of Fulton County georgia, comes amid allegations of an improper relationship between the two. This afternoon the special prosecutor nathan wade resigned. Correspondent Jonathan Serrie is in atlanta tonight to tell us where things go from here. Good evening, jonathan. Good evening to you, bret. Facing pressure from the judges order, special prosecutor nathan wade stepped down from the case leaving District Attorney fani willis perhaps wounded but not disqualified as the defense initially wanted. The Fulton County District Attorneys office faced an unpleasant but not difficult decision. Had nathan wade remained a special prosecutor in the Georgia Election interference case, d. A. Fani willis and her entire office would have had to step aside. Instead, wade resigned, expla
Welcome to bloomberg markets. Take a look at the markets. I have green on the screen behind me. The s p 500 up. 5. Same with big tech. Yields higher as well. Take a look at the 10year treasury yield higher by four basis points. Solidly over 4 . Added thanks to this mornings cpi data. Lets get a break down from mike mckeon. It came in hot. I would say it came in warm. The headline was that it was higher than expected coming in at. 4 rather than. 3 . A lot of that is due to energy and the fed will look past that. The core rate came in unchanged, a. 4 percent increase. What went up . Car insurance went up. It continues to do that. It is a sticky Price Inflation thing. Gasoline up 3. 8 . It had been a regular dropping gasoline for months and it has turned the other way as gasoline usage takes up here used cars up. 5 . 6 for apparel. Dani burger was pointing out that most of that was for womenswear. Bad news there. What does it mean for the fed . The fed is looking at things in terms of thr
25 of the jobs in america and close to 25 of the nations gdp. Right now, they are feeling good about the economy. A brt survey came out which suggested the rating right now in terms of how they feel about the economy climbed 11 points to85. That is a little above the reading83. Feeling good about the capital sales. Those are up double digits from the last quarter. Plans for hires have particulared higher. They sent out a survey asking ceos and if they think Government Policies are undermining American Free enterprise. 75 of ceos think that. Of those who answered yes, 92 partly s92 cited over regulation. We will talk to the ceo as and what they would like to hear from the administration and what they feel is most important to growth policies in the United States. Thats what we are talking about with the ceos today. I can forecast whats coming. Some buyback stuff. They dont like those. Corporate ceo compensation stuff. A lot of different populous rhetoric coming out of it. What is weird
And and he gave me of the best compliments ever had. He said, well, you were asking hard questions even then. So thats like the best thing you can say to a reporter is it is a great congratulations to everyone and give you a great round of applause for laura now. I am pleased to welcome three individuals familiar to us who can shed some much needed perspective live on the tragedy of october seventh and all that has unfolded since. Coauthor of the bestseller startup nation. Dan senor is a senior fellow at the council on foreign relations, former spokesman and Senior Adviser for the Us Led Coalition in iraq and pentagon adviser in qatar and adviser to prominent figures on capitol hill. Hes a frequent contributor to the Financial Times and the wall street journal. Other publications to host of the call me back podcast. And now the author of a new book, the genius of israel. Dan is joined in conversation by former u. S. Ambassador to israel thomas nides, who has balanced his distinguished