For the country, what happened today was the 232nd Mass Shooting of the year. It was the 17th, since last wednesday. Californias governor spoke to that reality, a short time ago. Here we are, in The United States Of America. Were experiencing something just is not experienced anywhere else in the world. Theres a sameness to this, and a numbness, i think, is something were all feeling. But it begs the damn question, what the hell is going on in The United States Of America . What the hell is wrong with us . Well, cnns Dan Simon joins us, now, from the scene. Dan, what do we know . Reporter anderson, as usual, the main question is why . What would cause this shooter to go across the street, target his own coworkers, shoot and kill them . At this point, authorities have not established a clearcut motive. What i can tell you is that authorities did recover multiple weapons at the scene. They havent said what the Make And Model of those weapons were. But it seems clear, that he wanted to in
the hang seng was up by about 2.25%, and then the shanghai composite, stocks up .7% those trade talks extending to an additional day, and we ll talk about that in a moment. you can also see in european equities that at least at this hour you are going to see green arrows across the board. the cac is up by 1.1%. the dax and ftse up by 1%. stocks even higher in italy. up by 1 .25% finally, check out treasury yields, which yesterday pushed back above 2.7% for the ten-year right now those yields have firmed even more 2.735% news just out this morning from fitch it says the u.s. debt ceiling, it says, is more important than the shutdown it says that if the u.s. debt ceiling becomes a problem, we ll have to reassess america s triple-a credit rating it s been talking about this now for quite some time. i think it did it made a statement like this in july as well you remember back in 201 1 when the s&p when s&p downgraded the united states, and then got into a fight with tim ge
apple s tim cook spoke to jim last night in a cnbc exclusive we re going to have what mr. cook had to say about the company s critics and the long-term future of apple. and more clues about earnings season constellation, lennar both out it was last week that am issued that revenue warning for the holiday quarter, citing weaker demand for its products in china. the worst one day performance in six years. but during jim s exclusive with tim cook yesterday, the apple ceo defended the company and spoke out about its critics. take a listen. you can probably find the same quotes from the same people over and over again. and i m not defensive on it, this is america and you can say what you want, but i m giving you my honest opinion is that there is a culture of innovation in apple and that culture of innovation combined with these incredible loyal customers, happy customers, this ecosystem, this virtuous ecosystem, is something that is probably underappreciated jim, just chalk
doocy said lawrence found a goat. i thought it was a sheep. he said it was a goat. gosh. it was a sheep. so just to i also exacerbated it. middle america, we do know the difference between a sheep and goat to clear it up. dhs secretary mayorkas defending his handling of the situation in del rio. thousands of migrants were living under a bridge forcing officials to force the border crossing for more than a week. bill: crews have cleared out the site. it is allowing the greater majority to stay and make their case for asylum, which may take years. of the 17,400 that weren t deported back or didn t return on their own to mexico, how many of them either first, how many have been released into the u.s. they are released on conditions and approximately i think it s 10,000 or so. 12,000. when we talk about a total of 12,000 or could it be even higher? it could be even higher. dana: kevin mccarthy is here with reaction. griff jenkins is live in mexico. let s check in
this is gps, the global public square. welcome to all of you in the united states and around the world. i m fareed zakaria coming to you from new york. today on the program, the knesset votes to take away a key power of israel s supreme court, and as benjamin netanyahu urges calm, the nation s political center and left erupt in anger. i ll talk to the new york times paul friedman about the politics involved and with his colleague emily bazilon about the legal issues. then the secretary of homeland security alejandro mayorkas on the good news and the bad news from america s southern border. finally, did president putin lose or gain power after prigozhin s failed mutiny? i ll ask russian journalist in exile mikhail zigov. but first here s my take. the mysterious disappearance of china s foreign minister qin gang is a timely reminder that the future of u.s.-china relations will be determined not just by american policy and what s happening domestically in the