News day. Sandra we begin with the White House acknowledging what much of the country has witnessed for months now. America now in the midst of a Crime Crisis. Joe biden announcing steps that they will take to combat the surge tomorrow. Hello. Im Sandra Smith in new York City. This is America Reports. Welcome back, John. John thank you. Stiff from the Roller Coasters at Hershey Park. Im John Roberts in washington. Good to be back. Biden forced to address the issue as shocking cream scenes are caught on camera in several democratic led cities. A warning, some of the video is disturbing. Footage in chicago showing a suspect shooting a Man Excuse Style after a minor traffic accident. We learned the Mans Wife that was also shot in this incidents has died. Sandra horrible. In detroit, a triple shooting leaving a 11 yard boy, his father and a third passenger in the hospital. They were just sitting in a car when a gunman opened fire on them. In new York City, Brand New Surveillance Video show
40 billion in mortgage-backed securities. they say the path of the economy will be connected to the path of the virus in the statement. one interesting note at the end. mary dailey, head of san francisco reserve president mad to cast her vote as alternate. minneapolis president neal kashkari is on paternity leave. he was into the at the meeting. the birth of their second child happened this week. we think, we believe this is the first time a voting member missed a vote because of paternity leave. back to you, charles. charles: that is an interesting tidbit a lot to go through here. meantime, folks it is another monster session in the market which yesterday had the best ever postelection session. there should be no question that the worry of a blue wave was the main reason for selling last week. but now the question, have investors moved from abject fear to unbridled optimism a little too fast? moreover with megagrowth leading the way again, what is the best place to be positi
first a discussion on the late author and active audra lorde, following by eddie glaude on james baldwin. welcome to the shomberg center book festival. we had to reimagine a block long multistaged outdoor philadelphia as a viral one with your favorite write centers opportunity to discover more books. this we we have 35 authors and mid-raters sharing narratives from the u.s. and uk to west africa and jamaica, each night we go between the past and present like the shomberg center s archives and programs. tonight s program, audra lordo features writers roxanne gay, tracy. something i and mahogany browne. i m the associate director of public programs and exhibitions at the shomberg center for research in black culture. we re celebrating 95 years of one of the world residents leading cultural institutions devoted to research, preservation and exhibition. our are care has 11 million i ms at that time illuminate the richness of black history and culture and we have met some it
home depot, coca-cola are all in the red. one interesting development here. whether this proves tonic for markets later on what is happening with interest rates. to say they re falling is an understatement, more like collapsing. this is something you see happening when stocks sell off but look at the flight to quality, whatever you want to call it. a 10-year note is at 2.32%. little more than two weeks ago we were a little north of 2 1/2%. that is a big drop in yield, it might continue for a while. crosscurrents of all of this, gridlock, trade, functioning government, blake burman at the white house, gerri willis with a read at new york stock exchange. we begin with blake burman with the president, blake? reporter: neil, over here at white house with president trump will be a group of farmers as the trump administration is set to announce a second relief package or bailout package for farmers adversely affected with the on going trade war between the united states and china.
doocy at the white house with the latest. peter? here at the white house, they think this jobs report is not a reason to worry about a recession. that phrase, make it in america, the cornerstone of my economic plan. today s report proves making it in america isn t just a slogan, it s my administration. but former obama economic adviser jason furman writes uncomfortably hot jobs report. 528,000 jobs added and unemployment rate falls to 3.5%. what worries me is average hourly earnings were up at 5.8% in july. june revised. the wage moderation that we all discussed last month was wrong data. white house officials are shrugging off the fears saying they still trust the federal reserve to adjust rates to address inflation. they claim there s more good news. in 50 straight days of gas prices falling even though they re $1.72 a gallon more than when president biden got here. you want to talk to a nurse or a teacher or a firefighter? having that little britt of breathing room