nick: pnina sharvit baruch, let's look into the future.ates right now is giving tactical and operational discussions with israelis about how to conduct their ground invasion expected to start at any minute. will the idf try its best to limit civilian casualties by using some of the smaller weapons and different techniques on the ground, or will it use overwhelming force? pnina: it is in our interest to minimize harm to civilians. it's also our legal obligation to take precautions, feasible precautions. of course, we will do whatever we can. but, again, we have to understand hamas has these tunnels under all the buildings. they booby-trap buildings, civilian buildings, so that, if we attack a target, a tunnel in one place, it will lead to another house collapsing somewhere else. it's a means -- they're using the palestinian life as a means of warfare, of lawfare, of fighting us in the international arena. so, what are we supposed to do, do nothing, allow them to come again and butcher us again, allow our other enemies to join when they thin

i turn to you bill baruch who upgraded it to outperform. bought more on monday. >> i think that's realistic. adobe, it's in our top five after adding to it i think the big thing here with it is firefly sbls how they're -- as well as how they're implementing ai and bringing ai to the users and the network they've created locking these people in. they have 20 mill been subscribers anticipated. i think as we see an ai become a bigger part of their business the more data they have is going to continue to help them expand that i expect a solid report as we look farther out from them i think right now is a time where they can be under the radar as the market selling off, continue to kind of levitate. >> let's squeeze live nation upgraded to out perform at evercore josh, do you own that stock? >> yeah. so live nation, this happens every few years. there's concerns about the regulatory environment of course, there's controversy about whether or not the ticket should be bundled with the venue management and touring management and that is what makes

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leaving baruch and his team to fight alone for more than six hours. way longer than expected. >> where is the army? they teach us, if something happened, i always tell to my friends to remember that we got 35 minutes of -- that belongs to us. until 35 minutes, the army should be here. the best units should be here and et cetera, et cetera. >> but they didn't come? >> [ inaudible ]. >> reporter: as israelis elsewhere was taken hostage, barack fought on, severely injured and out of ammo, armed with just a blade. >> and i took a blade and i said, you shall find me with a knife. >> reporter: a stubborn determination, his friends and neighbors say help save them from the grim fate of others nearby. matthew chance, cnn, jerusalem. >> almost too much to bear and that man truly is a hero. thank you so much for joining me today. i'm dana bash. cnn's coverage from israel will continue with erin burnett there and jim acosta right here. don't go anywhere.

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>>> right now on cbs news baruch, the latest nominee for speaker of the house has now withdrawn his name from consideration. why he couldn't win the support of his own party. >>> a closely watched trial is underway in connection with the dive boat fire that killed dozens of people off the california coast. why the captain is accused of contributing to that disaster. >>> you have probably heard a lot about the talk of the demise of san francisco, now the city is trying to rehab its images or image with ads like this. the tagline , it all starts here. that is all part of what's ahead, become a very heated debate in the city over the so-called doom loop narrative, as the conversation can start to sound like dueling realities. >> reporter: >> the bottom at the slightly lower temperature is mostly to set the crust and kind of get a rise. >> reporter: assembled and the doors open for another day at out of sight pizza , just celebrating its first birthday. >> is crazy is a linear, feels like it has been five, probably aged five years >> reporter: peter doran says it has not been easy opening a

so, young people, don't be distracted, follow old baruch, he will show you something that you cannotney, it’s a precious metal, gold, silver bars, this one reality i brought from a long hike, a unique thing, one of a kind, sophisticated design, excellent silver, that’s not enough, for such a wreck, a good ship, my grandfather sailed on it, but it will serve for another 100 years, who will serve, grandfather’s ship, is that enough? oh, who are you? my name is nazim, i'm looking for brave sailors, i want to learn seamanship, and brave sailors, yes, i saw, you need to get to the third pier, and what am i , because brave sailors are us, welcome aboard nazim, and get up, what, where, what, where the simbat swam away, i asked you to keep an eye on him, i set the alarm clock, bad alarm clock, bad, bad, what to do, now you have to act according to plan b. and what is plan b, you disappoint me, antieh, every real villain has a plan b. my wonderful life is a pirate, a pirate, a pirate, because from dawn to dusk, sunset, sunset, dinjata's link, in my pocket, odinjata's pig, in my pocket. the fr

. >> i think bill baruch thinks the same. he joins us now because he's buying more alphabet. whether this near term pullback is, in fact, a buying opportunity to which you think it is. >> thanks for having me on, judge. you said this is the panic downgrade and i agree with that. this is the last bit of the proverbial shoe to be dropping. i watched the futures 4200 and we've been able to move off of that. i take a step back. i do think tech will outperform. i want to own the big tech and i think it will lead through quarter four. i want to own the best assets within tek. i'm watching alphabet. it's not down 1% over the last month and if you look at it outperforming at a 52-week high, meaning if the qs are up on pace, this will put that on alphabet here and it's noticeable. we trimmed it in july. doubled our position. it is now our highest weighted stock at roughly 7%. >> so, you know, you need raids to stop going up for any meaningful period of time, correct? >> yes. i think there will always be hurt hurdles. adp was a little bit of a fallout today. cpi around the corner. i th

in all of these stories, talk about meetings in beirut prior to the hamas or baruch invasion in those meetings included iran puppet hezbollah. european officials quoted as confirming iran's key role. why is biden protecting iran, what is he hiding? he and his top people keep telling us the iranian economic and energy sanctions have not been lifted or relax. we already know from key data sources that iran has accumulated $80 billion of oil revenues at least. in the huge increase in oil sales to china ended in enormous jump in their foreign exchange reserves. all in the last couple of years. where is that coming from. these are hard facts. the u.s. has not blocked iranian shipping or prevented airplane overflights or apply secondary banking sanctions to iran commerce of any kind. we have not booted iran out of the world dollar system. we know this. why lie about it? incidentally. if iran is not calling the shots why is the iranian foreign ministry ludicrously craning today that hamas was ready to release his hostages if israel ceases its airstrikes on the gaza strip. this is an insane s

loved ones are dead are now reeling from whiplash of heartbreak, loved ones like 35-year-old uriel baruch. he is now one of the 239 people that israel says hamas is holding in its captivity. more than three weeks ago, his family, like the rest of us, witnessed the horror of that attack on the nova music festival. uriel was there. in the days that followed, his family believed that he had been killed. but then came this weekend and word from the israelis that in fact he had survived. that news was followed immediately by the realization that he is being held hostage by hamas, likely trapped in or around the same parts of gaza that we now see being targeted by the israelis. of course we know that so many of these hostages, according to the u.s., according to israel, they do believe are being held in those underground tunnels. his brother joins me now for his first interview. i'm so grateful that you're joining me tonight. i can't even imagine what it was like to go from believing that your brother had been killed to learning he's alive but he's also a hostage. >> so, first, we never thought

here in the city as a crowd of pro-palestinian supporters gathered at baruch college, a man got intoanother manage and both were arrested. one protester telling us he believes israel's to blame for the escalating violence in the region. >> certainly what hamas did e is violent, but we have to understand these people have been under occupation for 75 years. they have no food, water, electricity, they're under a blockade, they can't leave. >> reporter: dueling protests have been unfolding on college campuses and universities across the northeast, an entire -- and entire nation. academic leaders coming under scrutiny for how and when they respond to some of the messaging with being heard at these protests. back to you. rich: c.b. cotton, thank you. jacqui: as the war rages in gaza, we are going to hear from some of the families of the hostages coming up next. stay with us. ♪ ♪ dupixent helps you du more with less asthma. and can help you breathe better in as little as 2 weeks. dupixent is an add-on treatment for specific types of moderate-to-severe asthma that's not for sudden breathing

bill baruch, we will talk to you soon. i want to use the segue. applied materials upgraded to buy at needham today. lam's target to 800, applied materials to 180. you have both of these in the joet. >> might be rich on the price target. where i believe the viewer should be focused on companies that have the revenue here and now the free cash flow generation right now. that's what the two companies deliver, that's the direction of what you want right now. bifurcating companies based upon what their leverage exposure is. >> jim lebenthal? >> sir? >> you don't have these specifically, but you do have a bunch of chips and, by the way, deutsche bank says, and i'm quoting from their note, we believe selectivity remains key, focusing on names with derisk cyclicality and exposure to strong secular trends. now nxpi on their list. you have that one. nxp. >> interesting story there. it has 50% from the automotive region. it's made the stock cheaper than it should be. the strike will have to get settled. we know that the average age of cars are extraordinaril

and interest rates on the investment committee's mind joining me josh brown, shannon saccocia, bill baruchhe markets where we have a little bit of a deterioration happening in the nasdaq as guys were just saying across the board, the russell is higher today, very much in focus on deals as well, that 5% level on the 10-year keep watching that josh, i go to you. it is good, bad, ugly. gdp was strong, pce lighter, rates towards 5% weakto

you're looking at lye shots of a protest at baruch college.ys the weeks' long retaliation is only the beginning. we will continue to monitor the situation as new york is one of many cities on high alert. many college campuses and even many schools across the country on alert today. >> all right, treasury yields pull back after the big spikes we saw yesterday. let's get to rick san telly in chicago for the latest. rick, explain the action this week in u.s. treasuries. >> you know, i think the one issue that makes traders the most nervous, tyler, are geopolitical issues when they're fresh and still very much moving with a lot of moving parts, as horrible assist what's going on in the middle east of course, and how you are supposed to position yourself. and you contrast that against the data we've seen this week. geopolitics, flight to safety in front of the weekend, is always a big issue, and that's one of the main reasons in my opinion listening to sources, we are going into the weekend with interest rates on the ten year side down 17 basis poi

lebanon, according to unconfirmed reports, the border village of mayan baruch has been captured by movementunited states can and will provide military assistance to israel and ukraine. he also stated that washington has nothing to announce yet about the possibility of transferring to kiev long-range rockets. f-16 fighters will be able to be used in ssvu no earlier than next spring. i am proud to announce that the usa. will again play a major role, leading a coalition of countries that will help ukraine develop its own air force. as part of this coalition, the united states will work closely with ukraine and other partners. we will focus on creating a real force, which will consist of f-16 aircraft. i am glad that the netherlands and denmark will also be actively involved in this coalition. europe will be re-equipped with foreign technology for a long time, reports the german magazine loyal. ee depends on the manufacturer. weapons from other continents reached 78%. almost 2/3 of purchases come from the united states; south korea is in second place; poland and other eastern european countries

held academic positions at baruch city university of new york drew university and a rutgers. and at rutgers, he was the founding director of the rutgers oral history of world war two. and over 200 interviews with world war two veterans. which is obviously something very near and dear to our museum and its mission as we try to tell the american experience in world war two through those who lived it. dr. peeler, currently serves as the director of the institute on war two and the human experience down the road at florida state university and interviewing will be our very own executor of director of the jenny craig institute. dr. michael bell mike is, a over three decade in service to our country in the us army and then another decade on top of that working in various positions with central command, the joint staff west point faculty, national defense university secretary of state, etc. etc. he has his ph.d. from the university of maryland and he is excited to talk to dr. kurt piehler about this wonderful topic. mike, take it away. well, thanks, jeremy. so, so the crowd, you kno

across college campuses in the city as crowds pro-palestinian supporters gather including one here at baruchlege a man handing out flyers of kidnap israelis getting into a heated argument with the student. both were arrested, taken away in hand cuffs to face disorderly conduct charges. these ongoing debates prompting the fbi to closely monitor public gatherings and online chatter. >> remaining vigilant is the key because we don't necessarily have specific information and so it is putting all of that information together that enables us to form a picture of what could happen. and then prevent any violence or other illegal activity. reporter: now, during ongoing tension police national guardsmen are being deployed on public transit and houses of worship and earlier from eric adams drawing parallels between black civil rights and israel and hamas war. >> we're going to stand with you and stand united together and we don't have to be all right. we should be angry about what we saw. thank you israel. reporter: protest are expected to continue throughout the weekend jon, last night at a protest in