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hello and welcome to our look ahead to what the the papers will be bringing us tomorrow. journey me again to the author and martin lipton the chief sports reporter with the sun. the queen being told to rest for two weeks makes the front page of the daily mail. the palace said the 95 year old monarch could undertake some light duties during this time but she will miss the festival of remembrance on november 13th. the uk s international reputation is on trial, warns the french president emmanuel macron, in an interview with the financial times. it s over britain s post brexit fishing row with france. other nations are watching, he warns. another senior member of the french government enters the debate in the telegraph. the paper quotes a letter from france s prime minister to the president of the european commission ursula von der leyen, which says show britain that brexit is damaging . you can t avoid the cop26 summit in glasgow in tomorrow s papers. the times is report ....
the highlight of the day will be the address by the world s most powerful central banker, jerome powell. delegates will be listening intently for any reassurances he can give. i am joined by matt orton, chief market strategist at raymond james investment management, he follows the annual outcomes of jackson hole. welcome, good to see you. what you think we can expect from jerome powell today?- jerome powell today? good morning. jerome powell today? good morning, good jerome powell today? good morning, good to jerome powell today? good morning, good to see - jerome powell today? good morning, good to see you. | jerome powell today? good | morning, good to see you. i jerome powell today? good - morning, good to see you. i am hoping and expecting we don t see very much. i would say i m not expecting to see too many fireworks one way or the other because the market has been doing well, the economy itself in the us has been holding up much better than i think most peop ....
on saturday morning because that is when they are opening a loss of the public viewing areas, you can go there and find a spot, i m not saying it is going to be easy, but you can find a decent spot to watch the procession at some point between the procession at some point between the mall at whitehall, parliament square over to my right and of course down here to westminster abbey. but now i want to travel a bit further north west and two ben boulos, who is in soho and i think we have you, are you there? i am, es. we have you, are you there? i am, yes- you we have you, are you there? i am, yes- you pick we have you, are you there? i am, yes. you pick the we have you, are you there? i am, yes. you pick the moment - we have you, are you there? i am, yes. you pick the moment when i we have you, are you there? i am, yes. you pick the moment when a | we have you, are you there? i am, i yes. you pick the moment when a car wasjust coming down yes. you pick the moment when a ca ....
you re right. very, very somber moments, around 15 minutes, a vigil, around the queen s coffin, of princess, princess ann, prince charles, prince andrew, prince edwards, the queen s children standing there, in silence heads bowed maintaining that vigil and something the queen wanted, will have planned, and perhaps not necessarily in scotland, there were different plans depending on where she died, but we have been saying all day, wherever she is now, and wherever her soul is, she will have been very much enjoying seeing this opportunity that the fact that she died at balmoral has afforded scotland to pay respects to her. you sea her, her body slowly travel through edinburgh, in silence, and so silent, that you could hear the hooves of the horses, and that silence from the thousands of scottish people who came to see her and say goodbye, spoke volumes, and they came to i think to see the new king, and they once again, with the enormous pageantry and very, very personal m ....
the last time in early 2019 saw a month of widespread disruption to the world s largest economy. erin delmore reports from new york the clock is ticking on capitol hill. the democrat led senate and the republican led house will need to agree on a deal to fund the federal government past september 30th. right now, the senate has bipartisan support on a stopgap bill that would extend funding until november 17th. but house republicans have rejected it. they re fighting over government spending levels with hard line conservatives calling for deeper cuts and tying any government funding bill to the ongoing issue of immigration and security at the us s southern border. house speaker kevin mccarthy has a handful of holdouts in his republican caucus who have said they ll oppose any short term funding bill. several are threatening to oust mccarthy from his post if he doesn t meet their demands. any shutdown would impact hundreds of thousands of federal workers, many of whom ....