lieutenant kevin rooney and his team kept working the case.ords finally came in, detectives were able to see how tori's last day had taken shape. what did you learn about what tori's plans were for that evening? it was her belief that dennis had made reservations at george's at the cove, a very nice restaurant in la jolla. she had arranged for a babysitter that she was going to drop dean off to. and there was this exchange of calls and text messaging that went on. some of which we were able to recover. josh mankiewicz: all along, dennis had maintained he and tori never did see each other that night, and never intended to. josh mankiewicz: their texts told a different story. a little before noon on the day she died, tori texted dennis, "ok, i'll see you at 5:00. are you bringing my surprise? what is it?" his response isn't known, but the texting continued. at 1:47, she wrote, "can i be casual in jeans?" at 4:32 she wrote, "you still coming?" he wrote right back, "duh, i'll be there at 5:15. you home alone?" she seemed giddy in the words that sh

>> was it rooney. >> was it rooney. >> it was wayne rooney. there's rooney with the number 10.hing rod . so if you look at that, rod. so if you look at that, would you think why would you have wayne rooney with a fishing rod rooney fishing for something. no, topi, just says i like wayne rooney and i like fishing. oh, that's the reason he's got the oh, here's a challenge with the fishing rod tattoo. >> arsenal beat spurs this weekend and you get a arsenal tattoo on your ankle. >> oh no. no i wouldn't leave it. >> oh no. no i wouldn't leave it. >> hell will freeze over. >> hell will freeze over. >> yeah, yeah i think you probably would. so i can't see what's in it for me. if arsenal win i'm going to be miserable as it is. i then have to get an arsenal tattoo on my ankle. >> i don't know, it sounds good to me. sounds like a good plan. >> i think i'll have to leave that essex cricket kjt. >> yeah. >> yeah. >> this is this is really bizarre and interesting. and it's to do with a bat that is actually two wide. there are regulations on the size of a cricket bat. obviously you couldn't

i mean, i think we had it with wayne rooney.sing the national anthem. you couldn't ask for a more wholehearted, patriotic player than him. ditto gary neville, 85 caps for england. didn't always sing the national anthem, but that's because those two rooney and gary neville were, as carsley was alluding to from his own perspective, were totally focussed on the game and they didn't want to be distracted from that. lee carsley was, has been, and technically still is i guess, a very good, accomplished england under 21 coach. he never sang the national anthem there. he got them playing with style. he got them playing and actually they won a trophy. so there was no issue there. and also we have to remember, asjohn murray was alluding to, is that he's a former republic of ireland international. he played a0 times for them and he didn't sing for them as well. so if that's the way he does it, there's far more important things about this england football team to worry about. the lack of a left back, the balance on the left. why did they pl

kane's fourth — his third penalty of the game — was his 33rd champions league goal as he passed wayne rooney'secord of 30. despite winning 5 out of 5 in all competitons this season, there's still been criticism for the bayern boss vincent kompa ny. kylian mbappe scored his first champions league goalfor holders i'm born in brussels, my dad was a refugee coming from congo to belgium. what were my chances of ever setting a foot, evenin chances of ever setting a foot, even in the premier league, winning something as a player, playing for the national scene and so long. if you take the odds of that happening for me, 0.00 what percent? and now i am a coach. the question is do you stop believing in yourself because of what say, stop believing in what you can achieve because there is a very small chance that mentality is to continue to go and in the end if you fail, you fail, and if you can succeed, you succeed but you become better every single time. the question is irrelevant in terms of the direction of the fact that online you could always find stuff so i really don't take it personally. never. b

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but when you're afraid, you're looking for a way out. kemah rooney and borne of bmo hopes to get into parliament in the upcoming regional election in front of book for the conservative cd you party. her politics have been inspired by her experience as an immigrant to germany and all the challenges and opportunities that come with it. but her mission has also made her target in her hometown cardboard located in the state where the far right ac is pulling at around 27 percent. police are currently investigating and a legit incident of racial abuse and assault. and which of the move was verbally abused and had to be treated for a neck injury while out campaigning in july? but yet it's happens. i hope it doesn't happen again. it was shocking that something like that coach had done it in my 22 years and called person. i've never experience such as racism and by continued with my companions hanging up my posts as planned until the end minus by the of the hangings. this is the planned hub of one of the most political opponents in this district. last, she's got from the h d. he is classified

the bayern munich striker will become the first player since wayne rooney in 2014 to rack up a century england and he thinks there could be many more to come. i there could be many more to come. feel in really 5 both i feel in really good shape. i feel both physically and mentally at peak in my career. just watching other players, he is 901st goal, he was someone and him and messi were people i looked up to grown—up. as i was coming into the teenage years and i was committed to football i want to prepare for the i love football. it's where i improve. i think both of them —— have a hunger and desire and that determination. almost a sense to keep proving people wrong, proving to yourself that you can be the best you can be. and whenever the day comes that you stop playing you can be proud of what you're doing. i tried to use different players to motivate me especially players older than me. like a touchdown, to score over 900 goals in your career is an exceptional record. to play in till the older years is really inspiring. i think that motivates me to know i've got many more years ahead

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fourth — his third penalty of the game — was his 33rd champions league goal, as he passed wayne rooney's record of 30. despite winning five out of five in all competitons this season, there's still been criticism for the bayern boss, vincent kompa ny. i'm born in brussels, yeah, northern quarter, brussels, my dad was a refugee camp came from congo to belgium. what were my chances of ever setting footin were my chances of ever setting foot in the premier league, playing in the premier league, winning something as a player, playing for the national team and so on? if you take the odds and so on? if you take the odds and the chances it was for me to happen, 0.00 watts percent? you know? and now i'm a coach. the question is do you just stop believing do you stop believing in yourself because of what other people say, do you stop believing in what you can achieve, because, you know what, there is a very small chance. the mentality is to continue to go, and in the end if you fail, you fail, if you succeed you succeed, but you can bet every single time. that's so important, and the question is

kate rooney is here with the details. kate?lth funds out of the middle east, in particular, are emerging as some of the biggest backers of the silicon valley's a.i. darlings. today, i'm told by a source that mgx, a.i. fund out of abu dhabi, is set to find out if openai has chosen it as one of its investors in what is becoming a competitive round, valuing a.i. at $150 billion. there's also anthropic. saudi arabia has the pif. mega funds out of qatar, kuwait, all investing in a.i. these funds have increased their spending, especially if you look at q2 of this year. it jumped to $6.5 billion. that was up five-fold from just a year earlier. that's according to pitch book. these are historically oil-rich countries looking to diversify their companies. they're in a unique position to write these mega checks for what is a capital-intensive a.i. industry. only a handful of funds or tech companies can afford to write a check of that size. in one effect here in silicon valley, with the endless spigot in capital, we're seeing the softbank

back to you. >> thank you very much, kate rooney, for the headlines there.a quick power check on the positive side of the charge, so to speak, of the s&p. walgreens up as much as 7%, its largest percentage increase since december of 2023, bouncing back from its lowest low since september of 1996 earlier in the week. meanwhile, on the negative charge side, hp shares are lower today. share buybacks will be the sole earnings driver. that is your power check. positive and negative. we'll be right back. at ameriprise financial our advice is personalized based on your goals, whatever they may be. all that planning has paid off. looks like you can make this work. we can make this work. and the feeling of confidence that comes from our advice... i can make this work. that seems to be universal. i can make this work. i can make this work. no wonder more than 9 out of 10 clients are likely to recommend us. because advice worth listening to is advice worth talking about. ameriprise financial. >>> welcome back to "power lunch." take a look at the yield on the ten-year,

our kate rooney reporting. >>> coming up, u.s.icials are meeting with big tech execs to discuss ai energy and data centers. nvidia's ceo was also in attendance and spoke exclusive with cnbc after that meeting when we come back, we'll tell you what he's saying about tariffs, regulation, the election and more. before we head to break, shares of unit fi software are popping 12% after they will scrap the runtime fee for gaming industry metiomers, effecve imdiately. "the exchange" is back after this that work better togethe. like your workplace benefits and retirement savings. voya provides tools that help you make the right investment and benefit choices. so you can reach today's financial goals and look forward to a more confident future. voya, well planned, well invested, well protected. you'll find them in cities, towns and suburbs all across america. millions of americans who have medicare and medicaid but may be missing benefits they could really use. extra benefits they may be eligible to receive at no extra cost. and if you hav

thanks for all of that that's kate rooney joining us here don't miss kate's interview with affirm ceoin coming up on "fast money." >>> up next, we're tracking the biggest movers seema mody standing by for us again with that. seema? >> well, scott, the big talker today beyond the markets is the presidential debate. a number of stocks are moving on it we will reveal the biggest ones right after this break (man) look at this silly little sailboat... these men of means with their silver spoons, eating up the financial favors of the 1%. what would become of them when they discover robinhood gold allows others to earn their very liberal rates on idle cash unlimited deposit bonuses and handsome retirement matching? ♪ they would descend into chaos. merciless chaos. nate jones... lines things up... checks his fidelity app... looks to outside analysts to get a second opinion. nate likes what he sees... and he places the trade... talk about easier investing. >>> we're less than 15 from the closing bell let's get back now to seema mody >> let's start with solar stocks climbing today after last ni

kate rooney. that was like a mic drop kind of -- i mean, what about extraordinary quarter, and to get, you know, to be approaching gap profitability, that sort of makes them already obviously much more than a unicorn, but unusual for some of the others of that era of 2021 ipos that kind of went berserk and money was free, it was sort of a different game and yet they've done an extraordinary job. >> yeah. >> well, look, they are clearly the go-to in the buy now, pay later space. and the question is, you know, really gets back to the consumer, because before that blowout number, karen's right, profitability, fiscal fourth q '25 is certainly no one expected in the u.s. gap measurement. if you look at how far they were down, about 40% year to date and how far down they are from when money was free, essentially, that's the dynamic you're wrestling with, no whether max and his team haven't built a great business i don't like late fees, either but if the consumer is falling apart, i don't want to o twnhi

let's get back to kate rooney for the stocks she is watching. >> we'll start with micron getting a bumpght rating on the chip stock before earnings later in the week. jp calls out server demand and a.i. outlook. still down 40% from that all-time high hit back in june. and then defense stock, this is aerovironment surging, up 11% after the u.s. army lifted a stop work order on a nearly $1 billion contract. that contract was announced in late august. but it was being protested by other suppliers. the government account built's office saying in an s.e.c. filing it will still consider what led up to that stop work order. scott, back to you. >> kate, thank you. >>> still ahead, why tesla shares are charging higher in today's session. "closing bell" coming right back. >>> we're back. the dow and s&p on track for record closes. the market zone is next. it's time to grow your business. create a website. how? godaddy. coding... nah. but all that writing... nope. ai, done, built. let's get to work. create a beautiful website in minutes with godaddy. power e*trade's easy-to-use tools, like dynamic

well, i think rooney was exactly on. point that this is spain is the soft side of of the hugest conspiracy and what we're what what spain wants is really irrelevant this is north south or east-west cold war and the cold war is boiling and the the x y z has hit the fan everywhere where there is tension between the bricks allied the anti-west anti'. autoritarian, anti-colonial, anti-imperialist ruling class that has suppressed all these nations for 500 years, you're going to see pushback against anyone trying to do something different. there's this is what the third coup, specifically against venezuela, which only comes after the others bause it starts with a v, it's alphabetical all the way from texas. border to tier del fuego, this whole continent has been raped and tortured first by spain and then by the united states. it's ridiculous to to prickle and pinpoint. okay, they found gonzales, gomez, different one. navy seal and his buddies with 400 rifles to do something else, something new, a different slightly, if you like change the font on the page, i don't think they they don't seem to c

kate rooney.l was a bright spot in their latest consumer checkpoint. my next guest company travel and leisure has a large foo. in one area in particular -- footprint in one area in particular, time shares. that is one area jpmorgan chase pointed to as an area of concern after the last earnings report as delinquencies among lower and timeshare owners were on the rise. for an update on what he's seeing now, mike brown is president and ceo after travel and leisure. great to see you again. do you guys have a bureaucracy mailbox? i don't know if you heard that amazon news. this sounds like something that potentially a lot of employees or companies might enjoy. >> well, yeah, i did just listen to your last segment there. and what we like to think is we are constantly retooling the organization as we launch new brands like "sports illustrated" and a core vacation club. we also keep an eye on cost discipline. so we're lining up where our growth areas are to our cost equations. i don't say we have those ma

strout, probably the biggest release of the season that everyone's looking forward to is the new sally rooney intermezzo. and this one. you know, any book from her has become kind of an adventure. she's that rare literary writer who sells hundreds of thousands, even millions of copies. so i would say, you know, that's that's probably the big literary release of the season. have you seen the long list for the national book awards? and what do you think of some of those finalists? you know, a very interesting mix of of books. i'm actually reading the miranda july now, which is, you know, very funny, very, very, you know, very interesting book. i think a couple of books that are on that list and also on the booker prize list are kind of books. people really looking for is among the top of the year. there's percival everett's james, which really may be the kind of literary book of the year. it's his kind of retelling of the adventures of huckleberry finn and he is taking the enslaved character, jim, as he was called in the book. he is now james, as you can see right away, he's doing something dif

they called us on a walk last rooney, rewards from the area a none of the doors we are in the most yes area. next to one of the attack sites which cannot be approached because it gives me the tree object. we see a huge crate to left by shells in front of this building. and this is just one of the places that were attacked in this area. it is located along the main road and is in a residential area. let me elaborate on the situation and the damage that was caused by these attacks as residents of the area who lived through a native tyra due to full series of brokerage attacks and is really showing, told us the explosions from the rockets was very powerful. several facilities in the area were also damaged. the explosions were very powerful and were not limited to the designated targets. over syrian ad defense is tried to shoot down. numerous is really miss ios is really struggling. nevertheless, had several targets, and significant damage was close to the infrastructure was the area as a home. it can be said with a scale of destruction is, can also, and we still have difficulties in commu

england has scored, it is wayne rooney!ortunity to represent england, to be there and make me into the person i am, because without that, i don't know where i'd be. the man had so much time for people off the field particularly which was really key. his man—management skills, the way he would speak to people. as you'll never walk alone played out, guests including his former partner nancy accompanied him. tributes were read out and people had the opportunity to say goodbye. it is a man who brought so much joy to others, his final act was never going to be a solemn affair. so as his favourite band played, the audience remembered sven—goran eriksson. audience remembered sven-goran eriksson. . ., audience remembered sven-goran eriksson. ., ~ , ., audience remembered sven-goran eriksson. ., ~ ., , eriksson. thank you for everything. coaches, eriksson. thank you for everything. coaches. players. _ eriksson. thank you for everything. coaches, players, the _ eriksson. thank you for everything. coaches, players, the crowds. - coach

wayne rooney's got his first championship win as plymouth argyle head coach — and that against the leadersend sunderland's hundred percent start to the season. blackburn are second, just a point behind them, after a 3—0 win over bristol city. there were also wins for oxford, derby and swansea city. one all draws at the riverside, hillsborough and at vicarage road. it's five win from five for celtic who are still top of the scottish premiership tonight after a 2—0 win at home to hearts. arne engels and luke mccowan both scoring their first goals for the club. aberdeen are still level on points with celtic after a 2—1 win at home to motherwell. elsewhere there were wins for hibernian and ross county, while st mirren and kilmarnock drew 2—2. next tonight — to virgina, where the united states remain on top on day two of the solheim cup — with plenty of work for europe to do if they're to retain the trophy for a record fourth time. in the morning foursomes, europe were mounting a comeback but the usa finished strongly. world number one nelly korda won her match with partner alisson corpuz. esth

yes, harry kane will become the first man since wayne rooney in 2014 reach 100 caps.re he receives his golden cap from fellow centurions and flanked by his three other children, a moment he says he will look back on with immense pride. fitting that it should be here at wembley because it was right here in 2015 as a 21—year—old when he made his debut. 79 seconds after he came on, he scored. it's that incredible goal—scoring ability that has really endured, 66 goals for england, more than any other players. he said he has set his sights on scoring 100 goals for england that is not the only man who will be honoured here tonight. there will be a special tribute to the former england manager sven—goran eriksson who died at the age of 76 last month. players will wear black arm bands in honour of the man who managed england 67 times. . . ., ~ , ., time for a look at the weather. here's tomasz schafernaker. rather autumnal feel? technically it is still summer! still some days away from the autumn equinox but the temperature is already closer to what we have in october in fact

in the movies during, the thirties and forties for example the 1939 film babes in arms with mickey rooney and judy garland, fdr in e.r. and the reverent 1945 british film great day, in which a british village plans for her visit. her visit. however, after eleanor's death in november 62, the past was open for filmmakers and documentary documentarians put her life and of franklin on film and television screens. the eleanor roosevelt story won the oscar for. best documentary in 1965 and is the seventies. dawn. they became the subject of emmy award television dramas such as eleanor and franklin. in 1976, which is how i was introduced as a girl to. the roosevelts. she's been a major or supporting in more than 50 different narrative films or television, including showtime's the first lady series in 2022 and a major topic of at least 25 documentaries. she was also an early advocate. visual literacy, specifically to the newsreels. e.r. wrote in 1938. i contend that seeing things is almost necessity in this visual minded of our development. she recognized that the movies were primarily enjoyed as

kane is only the tenth player to reach the landmark and the first since wayne rooney in 2014.players, and to have my family there to enjoy the moment as well, and i think the moment when i am retired, i will connect with immense pride, but excited for the game and to be back at wimberly and look into hope this night with a win and hopefully a goal as well. sri lanka beat england in a test for the first time in ten years — after an eight—wicket victory at the oval denied the hosts a clean sweep. the tourists resumed day four on 94—1, under grey skies in south london. and the visitors had pathum nissanka to thank, who blazed his way to a second test century. 0ur correspondent joe wilson has more. monday morning. simple question. tell me who's going to win today? sri lanka. well, why not? if all went to plan, they wouldn't be here long. final innings to resume. 0ne wicket down, 219 to reach this way for the chase. there was one way england could stop. sri lanka take wickets quickly and if needed, dramatically. and bashir, what a catch. shoaib bashir�*s boundary dive raised englan

the withhold it which is what they are doing yeah, this is not how this is to work but bill kathryn rooneytee today rules committee will vote on it if it comes out rules if they vote it, will come to floor for regular order if it doesn't probably still come to under under suspension of rules will need largely number of votes to pass i suspect will pass vast majority democrats will vote a lot of republicans including myself won't vote for cr i voted last week for cr included save act, required proof of citizenship to get in federal elections should be common sense, that did not pass so this one coming to the floor, you know i don't want to to see government shut down don't want to see continuing process where we do continuing resolutions until end of called near passing a mass wasteful omnibus by many doesn't allow spend money on upcoming programs need to be fund to shut down funding on stuff we want to stop funding just horrible. >> so are you saying that you are going to vote "no" on this cr you are not afraid to actually see government shut down before the election? >> i don't want the g

kane is only the tenth player to reach the landmark, and the first since wayne rooney in 2014. pre—match ceremony that will include the presentation of a gold cap. 0ne one thing i'm proud of, showing great consistency over a long period of time, and if you look at some of the great there is a lot she did, some of our greatest players, and to have my family there to enjoy the moment as well, and i think the moment as well, and i think the moment when i am retired, i will connect with immense pride, but excited for the game and to be back at wimberly and look into hope this night with a win and hopefully a goal. and that's all the sport for now. back now to our top story — breaking news from kensington palace that catherine, princess of wales, has finished her course of preventative chemotherapy and will return to what they call a light schedule of public engagements in the coming months. in a video released by the palace, the princess is seen in norfolk over the summer with her children and husband... as the summer comes to an end, i cannot tell you what a relief it is to finall

let's bring in katharine ro rooney-vera with more. >> hi, frank. >> what is your word of the day?day and tomorrow as well. of course, jobless claims and gdp revisions with pending home sales and core pce. i think the labor market drives the consumer and the consumer drives the historically, when t fed cuts rates and the yield curve ininverts, that is the biggest risk of moving into a downturn. i'm focus odd ed on the consume >> let's talk about how the fed drives the markets. we have jay powell speaking today and michelle bowman. how do you see the fed looking with those moves? >> i think everyone will be laser focused on where everyone goes from here after the initial 50-basis cut. will it be 25 or 50? the market will be moved by what the federal reserve does. the core pce will be critical to that point if we exaccelerate t 2.7%. we can see the target has not been hit. i think the focus of the fed is going to be overwhelmingly lopsided on the employment part of the dual mandate assuming inflation will get there. i'll add one more thing, frank. the housing market accounts for one

let's go to kate rooney for an explanation of which company it is and why >> so this is wells fartgotoday it has signed an agreement with the office of the comptroller, which would require the bank to enhance antimoney laundering practice it does not include a monetary penalty, so it's a type of enforcement action, not a concept order. out with a statement today saying, quote, we have been working to address a substantial portion of what's required in a formal agreement and are committed to completing the work with the same sense of urgency as our other commitments the occ saying the agreement requires the bank to now take comprehensive corrective actions to enhance bank secrecy and act in u.s. sanctions compliance program. you can see shares down sharply >> interesting drop there. thank you very much. >>> condo craziness is taking place in miami while the bottom end of the market is struggling, luxury is holding in just fine the condo building going up in fisher island and just broke ground and the two penthouses already sold for stung numbers let's bring in dianna with all the deta

kate rooney brings us the details.l lebeau is back to talk about southwest's big board shakeup and kate rogers on brian niccols' plans. >> yes. allied, this was on comments from the top executive at ally, the cfo at barclay's earlier he warned borrowers are struggling he mentioned inflation, high cost of living, labor market and pointed to retail auto loans as a key area there, delinquencies increased in july and august saying i'd say over the course of the quarter, our credit challenges intensified. sara eisen asked brian monahan from bank of america about this, here's what he told her. >> they have the money in their accounts they're spending wisely, got rises, unemployment has kicked up, the job market is softer this is why the fed has to get more accommodative. >> you mentioned the ripple effects, sin crony falling, disc discover as well master card turning positive but wide ripple effects in terms of what it means for the rest of the credit card landscapes. >> those stocks you mentioned and affirm are to the down

kate rooney. mike, thank you for joining. see you next hour. huge hour including an interview with the ceo of accenture and the treasury secretary. we'll be rightac bk. ♪♪ ♪♪ citi's industry leading global payments solutions help their clients move money around the world seamlessly in over 180 countries... and help a partner like the world food programme as they provide more than food to people in need. together, citi and the world food programme empower families across the globe. ♪♪ discovering innovation today, helps drive growth tomorrow. as a leading global asset manager, pgim has established a track record of helping investors capitalize on growth opportunities. pgim investments. shaping tomorrow, today. >>> good thursday morning. welcome to another hour of "squawk on the street." i'm sara eisen with david faber, live as always from post nine of the new york stock exchange. carl is on assignment. take a look at stocks here. we're in rally mode today and you can thank micron, china, two of the big catalysts for the move higher. the persistm

let's get over to kate rooney for the details. kate? >> good morning.o reassure them the start-up is in a strong competitive position and says they are still on track to close a major funding round next week despite losing top talent this week in an open e-mail to openai's financial backers sent by a source, the cfo first tackles the departure of their chief technology officer and researchers all stepped down on wednesday and other departures have raised questions about the culture and competitive edge at openai. fryer in this e-mail looks to put the fears to rest and wanted to, quote, personally reach out following the news and emphasizes that we are in a strong position as she says with a talented leadership bench to guide us forward. we have been reporting that openai is in the midst of closing a multibillion dollar funding round at $150 billion valuation. the cfo in an e-mail says that's supposed to close next week and that it was also over subscribed and says, quote, they remain laser focused on bringing ai to everyone and building sustainable reve

. >> well, let's discuss that with deidre bosa joining us for "tech check" today with kate rooney, bothlad you guys are both here. kate, maybe you can bring us up to seat on what exactly has taken place with this company over the past 24 hours. >> it's been a wild 24 hours, kelly. you had some high-profile decampments from openai, and it comes after basically the entire founding team, after openai was started, has left the company. so it's continue thing trend we have seen of top executives leaving. that is part one. the other part of the reporting we have is that they are now in the middle of going from nonprofit to a benefit corporation, so this is a unique structure in corporate america. but it's quite common in ai, so anthropic, openai's rival out of here, is a public benefit corporation, so is xai, which is elon musk's rival to openai. it's -- they're heading in this direction, so they're essentially going to be a for-profit. as part of that, i'm told by a source that sam altman will get equity in the company for the first time. so a lot is going on. so those have been the headline

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. >> let's get to kate rooney for a cnbc news update. kate? >> hi there, kelly.er today called the two days of pager and walkie-talkie attacks across lebanon an act of war. it comes as the israeli military, which has not commented on the detonations, launched a wave of attacks on lebanon today and an israeli official tells nbc news an involved air strikes and artillery, but the ground forces didn't cross in to lebanon. hezbollah has vowed retaliation. >>> brazil's supreme court fined elon musk's x platform about $900,000 after some users were able to briefly access x despite a nationwide ban. the company says the brief access was unintentional, but the presiding justice accused the company of committing a, quote, trick. x has been banned there since last month for ignoring judicial orders. and finally jetblue is planning its first airport lounges as it chases high spending travelers. the airline says the lounges will open at its hub in new york next year and then in boston. customers who have the highest tier of jetblue's loyalty program and those booked in its m

company announced it will bring driverless waymo rides to austin and atlanta starting next year kate rooneyfollowing that story. what do we know? >> so the race to robo taxis is heating up this is the latest sign that a driverless future might be closer than we think with the already y-- as they try to tend off others in this space, namely elon musk's tesla, which is betting its own future on self-driving cars. their robo taxi event is happening in about a month there's even amazon rolling out its zukes cars later this year or next in las vegas i did take a test drive in one of those, and then waymo is coming for uber's dominance here in san francisco you see them everywhere, but waymo is already making up 2% of all raide sharing here, it's doubled its paid robo taxi rides have doubled in a week right now, in san francisco and los angeles, get a download and book through a separate waymo app. so a spokesperson saying there are no plans to partner with uber here in california. uber's ceo earlier on "squawkbox" saying it's going to bring safer drivers to the road and hopes people will start d

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that's kate rooney on that beat for us. >>> phil lebeau on southwest airlines, you're going to speake ceo tomorrow, phil. what are you thinking about today regarding this stock and the activist battle that it's in? >> plenty of turmoil, scott. look, today we found out that one of the components that southwest is going to be talking about, cost cutting, they're going to be cutting back their service in atlanta. not eliminating it, but cutting it back. tomorrow on investor day we'll hear about cost cutting as well as revenue growth initiatives. the proxy fight, that is just heating up. in fact, as you look at shares of southwest, elliott said yesterday it may call for a shareholder meeting as soon as next week, they may call for it. southwest in the process of replacing six directors by the middle of november. and as you mentioned, we'll be talking with bob jordan, ceo of southwest, tomorrow afternoon. you don't want to miss what he has to say after he outlines the cost cutting as well as revenue growth initiatives the company will be undertaking. scott, back to you. >> all right. good

kate rooney has the details. >> so the u.s. department of justice has filed a suit against visa. details of the filing are not clear yet, kelly. we are reaching out to visa, but it comes after it's been widely reported, at least yesterday, that this was coming, that the department of justice did plan to sue visa for being an alleged monopoly, having to do with the debit card business. so shares under pressure, down more than 4% what looks like the official filing, but, again, we do not have the details quite yet, but based on some of the reporting, it appears this is the official court filing for that doj lawsuit. >> at least one analysis saying the timing is interesting with only a few weeks left in this administration to bring that into court and move along with it kate, thank you. >>> coming up, we'll dig into the headwinds facing retailers and whether it will translate into an upck otif prices right before the holiday shopping season stay with us car, this isn't the way home. that's right james, it isn't. car, where are we going? we're here. (♪♪) surprise!!! the future isn't

highest scoring englishman in the history of the champions league with 33 goals, surpassing wayne rooney'san. captain virgil van dijk scored liverpool's second goal of the night on his 50th appearance in the competition. it was sandwiched by an ibrahima konate header and a dominik szboszlai goal after christian pulisic had given milan a third—minute lead. don't forget, you can see all the goals from tonight's champions league matches and highlights from tuesday's action on the bbc for the very first time tonight from 10:40pm on bbc one, with further highlights after thursday's matches on bbc two. as well as champions league action tonight, the third round of the league cup continues as brighton host wolves, before coventry welcome tottenham in a replay of the 1987 fa cup final. last night, manchester united made it two wins in two with a 7—0 thrashing of league one side barnsley. marcus rashford, who scored in their 3—0 win over southampton on saturday, opened the scoring before adding a second and is showing signs of a return to form. confidence is a big part of it. it's not everything. t

trouncing amazon in the last couple of weeks the stock up 65%, compared to about 50% for amazon kate rooneyceo this week and has more on this maybe under the radar tech play. actually, tim has owned it in the past, kate, but tell us about your conversation. >> yeah, not a name we really talk about every day, mel, but mercado libre has been emerging as a top pick on wall street as investors look for more opportunities outside of the mag seven, for example, in tech. it has been outperforming megacap tech lately. it's up 64% in the past year, versus about 50% for amazon. 30% or so for the s&p. wall street is overwhelmingly bullish on that name roughly 90% of analysts now have a buy rating margin expansion has been one of the big drivers and reasons for optimism this is a $100 billion company it dominating in south america, makes up at this point roughly half of online sales there, that's according to e-marketer the provider of payments, and the other side of the business the ceo telling me that despite some of the volatile till over the years, there's still a lot of growth to be found. >> when

. >> people haven't sung wayne rooney. he didn't used to sing it. nobody. that, right? it's his decision, isn't it wonderful that we live in a nation where he cannot sing the national anthem, and we're all cool with it? >> i think that's freedom. >> i think that's freedom. >> i think it depends on the job you want to do that you may be somebody who is an anarchist and doesn't believe in enforcing the law. >> then you shouldn't become a parking attendant. >> that anarchist is really good at football management. but if you are, if you're a football manager, your job is to promote england. that's that's your role. >> your job is to win football matches for england, for england, and therefore you should be so committed, so patriotic towards england that you should sing the national anthem. >> you cannot live in a country where we force, force , poor old where we force, force, poor old john redwood. >> it's also a bit depressing, isn't it, that we live in a country in which the person in charge of the football team doesn't feel moved to sing when he hears the na