>> well, this is china, erica. and order, their investigative process. and when you're talking about senior officials in the communist party, well, the secrecy is even more intense, which is why there has been such rampant speculation in china about where qin gang might be. he's the second highest diplomat in the country after wang yi. he was promoted to foreign minister last year. he works as chinese ambassador to the u.s. a lot of people in washington know him well. he was a trusted aide of chinese leader xi jinping. and he even met with antony blinken in june. it was on june 25th that he vanished. and ever since then, they have really been wondering what could have happened? did he run afoul with xi jinping? did something happened to cause him to be disappeared, like so many chinese officials in the past. >> you mentioned that speculation, what can you tell us about that speculation? it's not just in china that there's a lot of it, but far beyond china's borders as well. >> yeah. look, there are rumors that are

i'm so glad to have erica hill by my side. good morning. >> nice to be with you and nice to have you back. a well-deserved break. >> sometimes work is a break after you're away for two weeks with little kids. >> true. >> we had a good time. thank you for being with me this week. we appreciate it. we have a lot of news to get to. big breaking news really around the globe and here at home and cnn is on scene for all of it. here are the five things to know for this monday, july 24, 2023. thousands of protesters right now outside of israel's supreme court as the country's parliament is set to vote next hour on the first part of a historic judicial overhaul. this would severely limit the supreme court's power there to put any check on the government's actions. we're live in jerusalem. >>> russia says ukrainians hit two buildings in moscow. we have a live look at the damage. >>> and a legal fight over buoys at the border. the justice department threat tong sue over them, and today's the deadline for the state of texas to respond. co

victor, erica?> thanks so much. >>> ukrainians are claiming some progress in their counter offense against russia. >> the military making advances according to ukraine, putting pressure on russian forces in the city. here's cnn's ben wedeman with more. >> reporter: as soon as one artillery round blasts toward bak bakhmut, the crew rushes to prepare for another. ukrainian officials report gains around the town that since last year has been the epicenter of the war. gun kmacommander artem has been the area for months. the task of taking down tasks and barking orders are now routine. says he's half deaf from the blast, yet he has sensed a change. it feels like they're often running away, he says, referring to the russians, and then the order to fire. there's barely a letup in the distant thud shelling. the russian says this gun ner ad others are falling back. we know because there's much less. a few months ago it was scary the amount of incoming. now it's different. now the big guns are out. this is a

erica? >> ben wedeman, we appreciate the reporting. thank you. >>> "outfront" now, retired army brigadier general, and steve hall, former cia chief of russia operations. good to see you both tonight. general, if coy begin with you, as we heard what ben laid out there. ukraine's gain so far have been small, somewhat incremental. now ukraine is talking about these more than 180,000 men russia has moved to the front lines. how do you think this will impact the counteroffensive? >> first, let's dissect that 180,000 reported. they are looked to be out of their reserve formations that were not stood up long ago. also, the storm z companies which are groups of convicts and things like that. so these are not elite first string troops that they're committing. i have a suspicion a lot of the reserve forces are being pulled out are probably not particularly motivated to be there, though they're considered voluntary citizens. you got that. most of the 300,000 of last fall have been committed. so it's se

poppy, erica? >> wow. as you look at this, you sat down with ukraine's defense minister and talked about this onslaught of strikes on odesa. what more did you learn from him? >> reporter: we had an interesting conversation with the defense minister. we talked about ukraine becoming a member of nato, the ongoing counteroffensive, but i started off by asking him about what's going on here in odesa, and whether he has been surprised at the ferocity of these russian strikes. take a look. >> honestly not because after february of last year it's difficult to surprise me. >> it was night after night of drones and missiles, all kinds of different targets. they say it was in response to the attack on the bridge. >> they every time are trying to find the reason for their behavior, the reason for how to explain their mess. to try to explain for some explosions in their territories, but they're fighting with the civilians. that's why i call them looters. >> you issued a threat saying you will turn other russian ships

thanks for having me, erica.nfortunately it's not surprising at this point as far as global average high temperatures with the last eight years being the eight warmest on record. that's the trend that concerns climate scientists like myself. we expect these to increase dramatically going forward as we reach ever higher warming levels. what was a once in 50 year event is a once in ten year event and a one in 50 year event will be a one in three year event. so this kind of heat is extremely worrying from a health perspective obviously. people need to keep safe but also a massive indirect threat to our we of life and health and safety. >> there are a lot of questions about why. you point out how much the planet has been heating up over the last several years but there's also a lot of discussion about el nino, which as i understand it basically came a little early. how is that impacting things? >> well, definitely it ee important to remember we have many different climate cycles on our planet. the el neat owe is one

look, erica, israel is a democracy.racies around the world, when you have issues that are controversial issues, you have protesters on the other side. see in france and united states and democracies around the world. all it means is that israel's democracy is very vibrant. i think there are fears that the opposition and many of the protesters have. i personally think those fears are unfounded and they're going to see as we move forward with this reform that many of the concerns they have are not going to happen. all of the fears they have of what this reform is going to do, somehow be the end of israeli democracy. they'll realize, no, it will strengthen israel's democracy. it is a democracy and will continue to be a democracy. we have a judicial system -- again, i will say it, most activist in the world. you have issues right now and clearly defined united states executive legislative and judicial branchs and you have tensions between your branchs of government. >> indeed we do. let me ask you because we're almost out o

erica? amara? >> appreciate it. thank you. >>> former president donald trump says that it is likely that he'll be indicted two more times. the imminent threat of additional criminal charges not bothering the republican front-runner, it seems. >> appearing in erie, pennsylvania, yesterday, the former president was defiant about the legal peril hanging over him, and he claimed it was because he was a threat to president biden's re-election. cnn's allayna treene has more. >> reporter: good morning, erica and amarah. like with all of donald trump's rallies, there is a big crowd and a lot of energy here in erie, pennsylvania. but one thing that i did find interesting was that the venue was not entirely full. that's not typical for donald trump's rallies. there were many people there last night, of course, but there were also many empty seats. but donald trump took the stage around 6:00 p.m. and he gave a pretty typical 2024 stump speech. he went through his 2024 agenda items. he also went through his highlight reel of hi

erica? >> joining us cnn political commentator, former white house communications director and chief law enforcement and intelligence analyst john m miller. there's been so much made and obviously elie was talking about it, about the time line here, john. when you look at what we know, the fact in the indictment they're saying, when they're talking about the video, that de oliveira and nauta are going through the tunnel, have flash flights and are looking at cameras which suggests they perhaps have that footage. >> the time line tells the story. they go down this tunnel that leads to the storage room with their flashlights. they're looking at the cameras and then the next thing in the time line the conversation with the technology boss in the server room saying how can we delete parts or the whole server? the other question is, and this will be really interesting when we find out, it is charged as attempting to delete the server. does that mean they delete it had and thought it was gone and

poppy, erica? >> it's just chilling, jean. of trying to get security video deleted at mar-a-lago. we'll break down the new details including the shushing emoji included in this indicindictmen. shohei ohtani doing something no one has done in the history of baseball. quite a day for the record books. i'll be taking meetingngs with f family and friends. and checkingng voicemail as my activities permit. i'll connect with youu after reconnecting with me. ♪ get 1.9% apr for 36 months plus $1,500 purchase allowance on a 2023 xt5 and xt6 when you finance through cadillac financial. ♪ febreze! hatet when a car freshener hits you with an overwhelming blast of perfume? febreze car vent clips work differently. febreze gives you consistent freshness that starts just right and stays just right... ...for 40 days. upgrade to febreze car. ♪ "please don't go" by harry casey, richard raymond finch ♪ (sfx: ping) ( ♪ ) ♪ please don't go ♪ ♪ please don't go... ♪ ♪ please don't go ♪ ♪ please don't go ♪ ♪ don't goooooo! ♪ ( ♪ ) ♪ don't go away ♪ get

i have erica hill by my side. good morning. >> good morning. >>> let's start with "five things to know." happening this morning hunter biden heads to federal court to plead guilty to tax misdemeanors and resolve a felony gun charge n. a last-minute twist house republicans are trying to block the deal that needs a judge's approval over what they say is political interference. >>> a major blow to president biden. a federal judge blocked his asylum policies. the measure was meant to curb illegal crossings after a trump-era immigration rule ended. the administration vowing to fight this ruling. >>> lebron james' son bronny is in stable condition after suffering cardiac arrest during basketball practice. we're told he is out of the icu. >>> ocean waters like a hot tub off the coast of southern florida. a buoy registered 101 degrees. that's how hot the water was. that's taking a toll on coral. >>> and gearing up for game time. tonight the u.s. women's soccer team is facing off with the netherlands in their second world

i'm erica brown, cbs news, new york. >>> it's tuesday, july 11th, 2023. this is the "cbs morning news." >>> extreme flooding slams new england overnight. emergency crews racing to save people from raging waters. storm alerts are still up in some states, and we've got the latest. >>> luxury homes swallowed by a massive landslide. the urgent warning from california by officials at this hour. >>> and madonna breaking her silence. the health update she's giving fans after she was rushed to the hospital. >>> well, good morning and good to be with you. i'm anne-marie green. we begin with millions of people under dangerous flood alerts this morning in the northeast, and it comes after torrential rains unleashed historic flash flooding in new york state and vermont. it washed out roads, forced evacuations, and killed one woman trying to leave her home in new york's hudson valley. dozens of people had to be rescued in vermont where 8 inches of rain fell since sunday. officials say it's the worst flooding the state has seen since tropical storm irene more than a de

i'm erica brown, cbs news, new york. >>> it's thursday, july 13th, 2023. this is the "cbs morning news." breaking overnight, a string of twisters ravaged chicago. sirens heard blaring in the downtown metro area as residents raced to shelter. the sudden devastation up-ending people's lives. >>> terror in the sky. a flight to florida rocked by severe turbulence leaving people injured. what a passenger is telling us at this hour. >>> and top athletes honored at this year's espy awards. we've got the highlights and the special moment that made the audience misty eyed. >>> good morning, and good to be with you. i'm anne-marie green. breaking overnight, the latest case of extreme weather. multiple tornados ripped through the chicago area. one touched down at o'hare international airport as travelers took shelter in a concourse. hundreds of flights in and out of o'hare and midway airports were disrupted. jarred hill is in new york with the latest. good morning. >> reporter: could you imagine -- one person said that they were already on the plane getting ready to

i'm erica brown, cbs news, new york. >>> it's wednesday, july 12th, 2023. this is the "cbs morning news." extreme weather gripping the nation. catastrophic floods wipe out towns in vermont as arizona bakes in insufferable heat. we're on the ground. >>> breaking overnight iowa republicans pass a new abortion ban as demonstrators protest the legislation. what's in the bill. >>> and deja vu, taylor swift fans having a hard time scoring tickets to her tour. why they can't shake it off. >>> good morning, and good to be with you. i'm anne-marie green. this morning we are getting a closer look at the catastrophic devastation in vermont after powerful storms unleashed torrential rain triggering the worst flooding in nearly 100 years. the raging water wiping out entire towns. the water is receding as the cleanup begins. president biden approving an emergency declaration to help coordinate relief efforts. from california to florida, nearly 90 million americans are under heat alerts. in phoenix, the temperature has topped 110 degrees every day this month, and it's exp

erica flores con las imÁgenes, pero las consecuencias de este incidente. >>> el incidente de uso de fuerzaluego que 2 agentes del departamento del alguacil del condado de los Ángeles, respondieron a el proert de un robo y encontraron un hombre y uno mujer que coincidÍan con la descripciÓn de los sospechosos. >>> despuÉs de detener al hombre los ablgtss pusieron a su tensiÓn a la mujer que iba con Él y que tab grabando la tensiÓn con su telÉfono celular. >>> (hablado en inglÉs). >>> la mujer que estaba en el estacionamiento ese dÍa grabÓ el incidente con su telÉfono celular. no necesitan un trabajo haciendo eso. el jefe del departamento del a acilo calificÓ la las imÁgenes de perturbadors y dijo que los agentes involucrados fueron reasignados del pa servicio de patrullaje en pera de una revisiÓn administraba adicional. >>> cada vez que un oficial usa fuerza es una cosa que no se ve bien. pero es que... y por eso estamos investigando. >>> miembros de la comunidad e exigieron el despido y cargos contra los oficiales y la destituciÓn de la estaciÓn del alguacil de lancaster. >>> una evaluaciÓn

i'm erica brown in new york. manhunt continues for an armed and dangerous murder suspect who escaped jail in pennsylvania last week. authorities say new evidence indicates michael burham is still likely to be in northwestern pennsylvania near the jail where he was in custody on arson and burglary charges. >>> amid protests, the iowa state legislature passed a bill banning nearly all abortions after cardiac activity is detected in an embryo, which can come as early as six weeks into a pregnancy. iowa currently allows abortion up to 20 weeks after conception. >>> and for the first time since 2012, the national league won the mlb all-star game. elias diaz was the game's mvp. for more, download the cbs news app on your cell phone or connected tv. i'm erica brown, cbs news, new york. >> announcer: this is the "cbs overnight news." >>> we begin with record-breaking weather. the catastrophic flooding impacting communities across vermont as the northeast braces for more storms. the worst flooding in nearly 100 years has

>> good morning, erica.vice members serve us worldwide, and it's really critical that we prioritize the safety of the men and women who serve us in the military, and a key issue with respect to safety is making sure that offenders in the military are held accountable in terms of crimes involving sexual assault, rape, domestic violence, stalking and other covered and related offenses. so this executive order that was signed on friday creates just a sweeping change to the uniform code of military justice since it was born in 1950. it removes the power to investigate and prosecute special victim crimes from the hands of military commanders and places that into the hands of independent specialized military prosecutors. >> and why did that make such a big difference? does it make it easy four area people to come forward now for victims to come forward? is there less retaliation? >> it makes such a big difference because the independent review commission listened to service members who told us that commanders were

i'm erica brown, cbs news, new york. >>> it's tuesday, july 11th, 2023. save people from raging waters.

appreciate it. >>> erica?ing on strike in response to israeli lawmakers passing the first judicial overhaul law stripping the supreme court of power to block government decision. now officials say that emergency rooms will operate as usual. the strike won't affect jerusalem and the on going protests. thousands demonstrators clashed with police, blocking highways and say at least 19 people have been arrested. cnn's hadas gold is live in jerusalem this morning with more. what else are we anticipating and what are we seeing in terms of fallout from this bill's passing? >> reporter: yeah. the protests continuing overnight. some dramatic scenes especially with police using water cannons as well as what's called skunk spray, it's very foul smelling water spray against the protesters in jerusalem and in tel aviv blocking roads and highways. dozens have been injured at least a dozen police officers in one case actually a car rammed into some protesters along a highway. the driver has been arrested. as you noted, the i

victor, erica? >> pete, thank you. >>> we would be a step closer to living like the jetsons.proved approved the first flying car prototype. california startup says there's is the first vehicle that can drive like a normal car but has vertical takeoff and landing capabilities. >> the company says it would be a low-speed vehicle, it can only go about 25 miles per hour on a paved road. it will sell for about $300,000 . the first delivery is slated for the end of 2025. >> yeah, i think one, it is way too expensive for me. but, i would certainly drive or fly a car. there have been times when i'm sitting in traffic, if i could just levitate and move on long. >> just hover over all those cars, yeah, i know that atlanta traffic. i don't miss it. >>> finally this is a great moment, last night, from the red sox game against the a's. seen in political reporter an is kinski throughout the first pitch on behalf of team beings. >> he and his wife rachel have raised more than $3 million for research to cure childhood cancer. their daughter, francesca, affectionately known as beans passed aw

>> yes, there is a whole list of items, erica. written, myself and my ukraine cochairs have written multiple times to the administration. bipartisan delegation by the house and senate asking for these items. it's all public information. it's basically munitions and equipment that will help break the russian trenches. right now the ukrainians are attempting a frontal assault on a fortified position. that is a tough circumstance to be in. from a military standpoint said they need the assistance to get behind enemy lines. they need air support and these clusters, albeit very dangerous weapons there's no question about it they are controversial but they will help break the trenches and these slides. eric: what about the other that they need how do you get them there? can they be? >> we cannot say it which routes they are taking and it's all scif discussion. but yes, they need them. we have had a supply chain issue, eric, around the world. and this gets back to too many nato countries not keeping up with their 2% gdp military spent req

y una jugadora que me mata de la risa y se llama erica hernÁndez le ha puesto apodos a todas.e dices cÓmo les dicen y por quÉ. >>> como le dicen a alines. ¿¿porque?. >>> era por flaca y alta parecÍa un palito. >>> cuando andaba contigo. >>> el 10. ella el 1 y yo el 0. >>> le decimos la chomba por la tes morena. >>> la loquis marta estÁ loc sima da mucha risa. y le decimos la lokis. >>> riley. le decimos frozen. >>> yomira su segundo no nombre es tibi. aunque a ella no le gusta le decimos asÍ. >>> la nerd no le gusta bailar. y ustedes son nerd no les gusta hacer nada. ella serie. estÁ emily chan dra y rebeca y el tÉcnico como le dicen a nacho. >>> nacho. >>> al tÉcnico no se le pone apodo. >>> si noe enamoran de erica hernÁndez. es la que pone a bailar al equipo completo vamos a verlas bailar con brasil. la alegrÍa de las brasileÑas ante panamÁ a partir de las 6:30 en el pacÍfico. debut histÓrico para panamÁ y el Último mundial de marta. besos, gran trabajo en las madrugadas narrando los partidos. me despido por acÁ. gracias a ti ana por el excelente trabajo. vemos que vas mejo

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antes vamos a escuchar los consejos de erica benÍtez.na pavimentada, lejos de hierba. ademÁs recuerde prender un fuego artificial a la vez y alejarse para evitar las lesiones y quemaduras. borja: ya lo sabe, familia, tambiÉn hay que proteger a las mascotas, lo mejor es mantenerlos lejos de los fuegos artificiales. en este feriado no hay queesidar a las mascotas, por eso este dÍa es el aÑo en que mÁs scas se pierden no mÁs accidentes hay, por eso recomiendan lo siguiente, asegÚrate de que tus mascotas tienen su identificaciÓn, mantenlos en un lugar seguro, pasearlos antes de iniciar la fiesta y comprueba que no quedan restos de fuegos artificiales. la empresa meta, la matriz de facebook, estarÁ lanzando una nueva plataforma para competir directamente con twitter, la han llamado "meta free", que estarÁ vinculada a esta gran, serÁ gratuito, tambiÉn como twitter, basada en texto, y no habrÁn restricciones sobre la cantidad de publicaciones que lo usuarios pueden ver al dÍa como ahora sucede con twitter. ya veremos quÉ es lo que sucede y si l

erica flores noticias telemundo. >>> hablemos de salud.r las uez el ganado y los animales salvajes. un virus podrÍa transmitirse de un animal a un humano por la falta de regulaciones y la frecuencia de las interacciones entre los humanos y los animales. se crian 10.000 millones de animales y la cifra aumenta en hasta 200 millones cada aÑo. el primero de agosto cerca de 40.000 empleados podrÍan irse a la huelga. quieren tienen un nued acuerdo, aumenta el tiempo completo y aborda la seguridad y la salud, entre ellas el salud. hay varios acuerdos tentativas que gobernar se habla de pactos polÍticos tenemos mÁs de esta jornada e lct ral. veamos. las primeras elecciones en espaÑa que se celebran desde la llegada a la democracia. con temperaturas que surn los 40 grados. >>> los principales partidos han votado durante la maÑana. querÍa una premisa cla. haciendo eso que haya movilizaciÓn. haremos tambiÉn que el gobierno que salga de las urnas sea un gobierno fuerte. >>> y algunos con derecho a bordo que salga de los comicios es crucial para ellos.

so happy to have you by my side, erica hill. huge developments. donald trump is facing new felony charges, including explosive allegations that he tried to get surveillance video deleted a at mar-a-lago after it was speed. we are going to speak with trump's former fixer michael cohen. >> this comes as the former president, of course, is pushing for a second term, set to speak in iowa tonight. we will be sharing the stage with rivals for the gop nomination, so the question, will they pounce on the new indictment or come to trump's defense? >>> half the united states this morning under dangerous heat again as extreme temperatures spread to the northeast. this hour of "cnn this morning" starts now. ♪ ♪ >>> this morning donald trump is facing new felony charges as this classified documents case against him grows. the special counsel now accusing the former president of trying to get surveillance video from mar-a-lago deleted, trying to get that video deleted right after it was subpoenaed. his long-time valet walt nauta and property manager carlos de o

erica edwards kicks off our coverage >> reporter: nearly a third of the u.s. population living in areas with heat adadvisories today it was 128 but pair these record-breaking heat waves with record-setting wildfires in canada. at one point, new york city with the worst air quality in the world. >> outside right now, a picture that is simply other worldly >> reporter: it's making many americans struggle to catch their breath >> it's definitely a point of concern to have a combination of poor air quality and intense heat >> reporter: the risk of early death increases by 21% on days with extreme heat and air pollution, according to a 2022 study. so what exactly happens to your body when it's hit with both besides dehydration, heat takes a toll on your heart blood vessels get smaller and decrease the flow of oxygenated blood to your tissues and organs to compensate, your heart starts beating faster pushing blood pressure up. add in poor artir quality >> less movement of the air. >> reporter: your respiratory mucosal cells lie in your airways. normally, they make a

i'm erica brown in new york.ple tornadoes touch down in the chicago area last night, damaging homes and downing power lines. a ground stop and shelter in place was put in effect at o'hare international airport, leading to hundreds of flight cancellations. >>> farmers insurance has announced it will no longer offer coverage in florida, affecting 100,000 policies. it is now the fourth major insurance provider to pull out of florida in the past year amid a growing threat from extreme weather. >>> and the nominees for this year's emmy awards were announced wednesday. "succession" led the way wit 27 nominations, i luding for outstanding drama series. >>> for more, download the cbs news app on your connected tv. i'm erica brow cbs news, new ♪ >>> tonight, the deadly heatwave continues across much of the country, causing dangerous conditions for more than 100 million americans. and in the northeast, thousands of residents begin cleanup after historic flooding. here are tonight's headlines. >>> the west and south are bak

erica will be up here to sign books. we have books on the cart right back there, lined up over on the side when that time comes. going this way, you can pay for your books after they're signed downstairs on your way out of the store. a reminder that we do close at 8:55 p.m. these days. now please welcome erika bolstad and lydia kiesling. hello. hello. how are you feeling? good. good. yes. yes. it's a big day, right? we have an amazing crowd here. i'm going to scoot this if i may, and c-span can yell at me if i. thank you so. erica is going to start with a reading. i'm so happy to see such a great crowd here for this book. it's an amazing book. it weaves together so many different strands in a way that i still don't quite understand how she managed to do that. and i'm excited to talk with her about that. and so if you haven't bought it already, i really encourage you to pick one up at the end of this event, because you will learn a lot and be moved and surprised. i think. so would you like to start with a reading? yeah, t

erica? >> all right, thank you. >>> so some sign there is it could be winding down, but still more people to talk to. donald trump is trying to use these legal troubles to continue to rev up supporters. >> despite lancing to talk about agriculture, trump could not resist taking aim at the multiple investigations. chief national affairs correspondent jeff zeleny has more. >> if i weren't leading in the polls by so much, theyen wouldn't be indicting me. >> reporter: donald trump back on the campaign trail in iowa trying to use the indictments and investigations surrounding him as a weapon to rally republicans around his quest to win back the white house. >> they want to take away my freedom because i will never let them take away your tropical storm. >> reporter: the former president making clear he's consumed by the intensifying probe of his attempts to cling to power and overturn the results of the 2020 election. >> every time i get a subpoena, my polls go up. i get more and more. s. report

. >> reporter: her daughter erica says she got a clear look at the robber'scardona's rental. that was scary, and then they realized their rental had been hit. >> it seems they got valuable things. they left the wheelchair at least but everything else they took. >> reporter: the reyes family and the cardona family told me they were repeatedly told by desk clerks, waiters, and rental car agents not to leave anything in their cars because property crimes in san francisco are a major problem. but at alamo square they each stopped for five minutes to snap some photos from this iconic spot and they let their guard down for just a moment. for erica reyes, the whole episode is shocking. >> i recently graduated, maybe i would love to live here, but if this is a constant thing i have to worry about. i don't know if i would want to live here. >> now, we have reached out to san francisco police about these two incidents to see if they can share any further details or if there are any further developments. so far no response from sfpd just yet. reporting live in san francisco, i'm sergio

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. >> erica klower is with us, too. >> erica, is the risk reward better as we head into the risk reward or not? >> what we focus on is whether there's earnings upside, and there are several different sectors with ith in technology where we have seen meaningful upward revisions in numbers. clearly, there is an ai craze and there's a priority amongst enterprises to deploy generative ai whenever possible and we're seeing the earnings per share estimates and that is positive with regard to the cost that you mentioned i do think it is the tale of two cities a lot of companies are talking about costs coming down and the labor has remained stubbornly high >> do you think tech is too far ahead of itself or not at this moment given the gains that we've seen in the first half of the year do you think -- is that just phied? you run a technology fund and maybe you're predisposed that i is, but i'd like to hear the answer. >> we are constructive about the opportunities for technology just because we've seen such meaningful upward earnings revision at genesis. obviously people know about nvidia and w

erica, that's one of the big points here. see all of these different bored barriers, you see these buoys. the buoys have a beginning and end. i can see it from right here, and that's the bigger point. the buoys that are at the mid of this legal battle, showdown between the state of texas and us doj is not stopping illegal immigration. my dw migration is continue. it's the humanitarian point, is what the property owner where we are live at, that's her concern. she doesn't want more people, more migrants dying on her property because of all of these barriers. >> yeah. and important to let that sink in, too, the humanity and the people involved here. rose a, excellent reporting. thank you. so good to have you there. >>> more than 345 million people under heat alerts. 36 large wildfires are burning across sten states. multiple cities are seeing temps 10 to 15 degrees higher than the normal average breaking records. stephanie elam is live from vegas. still incredibly hot, right? >> still very hot. it's going be hotter today than i

there is overwhelming evidence for this guy, erica. i have got to take excellent excellent police work. eric: what surprises you the most? what i look at this they have video of him walking into phone stores the police say buying a burner phone. people would think you buy a burner phone they can't trace it or find it out but that's not true at all they can and they backtracked apparently all of his actions. >> you know you're absolutely right. not only did they have the burner phone, but they had some of the women were tied up. they found tape from there it they found heuermann's wife dna at one of the tapes they found his body here on one of the victims. they have his truck. there are witnesses who said a person fitting his description was driving a chevy truck that he has. the authorities have overwhelming evidence. very surprising. eric: what do the police have to do can you bring us inside the set the investigation they have someone who is a sub suspect they have a dna as you said the hair from one of the victims. how did they do?

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." >>> i'm erica hill in for erin b burnett. cnn learning exclusively the special counsel has met with more top officials from states crucial to trump's attempt to maintain power after the 2020 election. interviewing the secretary of stays from pennsylvania and new mexico. these are the latest of course in a growing list of state officials whose cooperation with the special counsel is now public. the high profile meetings come amid an uptick of activity in the investigation, a sign that charging decisions could be near. it's also clear former president trump may be feeling some of that pressure. t tonight, taking a page from a familiar playbook to derail the multiple investigations, in georgia where a grand jury was selected to look into trump's effo eff efforts to interfere with that state's electors. they are asking the court to toss out the evidence gathered by a special grand jury claiming the investigation not only viates trump's fundamental consonal rights but also, quote, it is one thing to indict a ham sandwich. to indic

erica hill by my side. >> good to be with you, an unexpected day in court. >> hunter biden's plea dealht before he was set to plead guilty. what comes next for the investigation, and potential charges against the president's son and how will this play into the race for the white house? we will ask the republican governor of new hampshire chris sununu in minutes. >>> the unreported falls we are now learning about with mitch mcconnell. >>> the u.s. women's soccer team fighting back in a 1-1 draw against the netherlands. this hour of "cnn this morning" starts right now. ♪ >>> here is where we begin this hour, this morning hunter biden's plea deal in serious jeopardy after it fell apart at the last minute during this really dramatic and unexpected court hearing yesterday in a stunning twist the federal judge put their deal on hold right as the president's son was getting ready to plead guilty to tax crimes and avoid prosecution on a felony gun charge. the june called this plea agreement unusual and she also questioned if it was even constitutional. she refused to be a rubber stamp, and rai

erica says she's angry that this happened, but thankful that no one was hurt. karma will get you next time. it's going to be your house. now, there were two homes involved in this fire, that second home, the home that did not belong to paul or erica. they had a pet dog named gracie . we have learned that gracie got out when that fire started. the homeowners say that she was hit by a car and killed this morning after she got out. no human injuries to report, though. in antioch, i'm baylee o'carroll ktvu fox two news. san bruno. fire department crews were busy. all night and into the morning hours responding to several house fires. one on florida avenue, another on fifth avenue. flames were contained in the front of the home, but there was damage to a bedroom and living room. both fires were knocked down in 20 minutes or so. no reports of any injuries. and we're still working to learn whether fireworks were a factor in either fire. oakland police are investigating a deadly crash in which a person was hit happened overnight in the area of san leandro street and 85

erica, thank you. thank you very much.ortantly, let me say a very special thanks to every one of the amazing activists and citizen leaders here today. you have to be an activist nowadays. because we are dealing with crazy people. [laughter] you have proven beyond all doubt that there is no earthly force more powerful than the love of a mother for her children. that's true. [applause] in school board races, pta meetings and town halls across the nation, you have taught the radical-left marxists and communists a lesson they will never forget -- don't mess with america's moms. does that make sense? i know exactly what they are talking about, don't they? [applause] that's a powerful group. for seven years you and i have been fighting side by side to rescue our country from the sinister forces who hate it. and frankly, they want to destroy it. nobody gets it. nobody knows why, but they want to. and i don't think they know why either, but they are very, very bad. now we are approaching the most important battle of our lives. as

(erica maybaum will present). thank you. >> hi.d morning deputy director kaufman, vice president lum and commissioners. erica maybaum, program analyst for the office of community partnership. the iletm is request to approval california department of aging medicare improvalment for patients and providers contact known as mippa. these dollars the california department of aging allocates usually once or twice a year to fund outreach engagement for enrollment in low income subsidies in the medicare savings program. targets low income communities and esl or mono lingual communities specifically. the subsidies are tied to med car part d, prescription drug benefit to meet premium jz copays. the medicare savings plan msp are to help cover medicare part a and part b premiums. these funds have been added to the hicap program which is a medicare counseling and advocacy program and has worked well in this model. self-help for the elderly is the contractor that administers the hicap program and the mippa program fits in the program has self-hel

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now, there were two homes affected by this fire , erica and paul's. and then the second home, erica, paul and their two dogs did make it out of their home safely. no injuries. but that second home, the owners of that home did make it out safely, but their dog got out. and we did just learn that that dog got hit and killed by a car. this morning after getting out because it was likely spooked by that fire. reporting in antioch, i'm bailey o'carroll. ktvu fox two news. bailey thank you. san bruno fire department crews were also busy all night and into the morning hours responding to several house fires. they're one on florida avenue and other on fifth avenue. flames were contained to the front of the home here, but there was damage to a bedroom and living room. both fires were knocked down in about 20 minutes. no reports of any injuries. and we're still working to learn whether fireworks were a factor in either fire in parts of contra costa county. people ignored safety warnings and illegal fireworks. the fire protection district says it responded to 58

so, so there's a couple of the things that china, you know, erica could have been done uh, better and them, you know, so the numbers ends up being a little bit disappointing. and last months the central bank cut, it's a benchmark lending rates by 10 basis points. is there more stimulus coming? mm hm. probably yes, the inflation is very low. so a china kind of forward to cut down uh, interest rates. uh, even further, right. the p. p i was down uh, is down uh, 5.5 percent. the cpi is also close to 0. so, so there is enough room if uh, if um you want to add monetary stimulus. that's doable. china as there's a leeway. but there are concerns about mounting debt and china. you do not share these so yes, so those are definitely uh there. um there's different uh, parts of the economy that are in depth. it, for instance, you have the, the local governments. now here a solution would be to have a, some sort of tech swap with the central government because the local governments are distorting the economy. so that could be a solution. we haven't heard anything in this regard. you also have the la