>> becky. i had sex with a 29- year-old client this morning, and i have a picture of his private area on my phone. that's not the word she used. and keith had made me a tea. >> it was the oddest conversation. >> reporter: but pam and some of becky's other girlfriends weren't brought to court to just talk about that. what was the ■çpurpose of you taking the stand and what was that experience like? >> i did not want to take the stand. i was made to take the stand. i was subpoenaed. by prosecution. they wanted her to testify about becky's obsession. becky confided in him months earlier when becky and keith appeared to be happier than ever. >> i said to them, becky, you and keith seem to be really committed to making this work? and she said to me, oh, i'm a great faker. once i made my mind up about something, i'm a great faker, and my heart kind of sank. >> the prosecution argued ■çthi was becky's motive for murder, allegedly scheming to get her back. >> she proceeded to tell me that she was going

i'm becky anderson in london. following breaking news for you this morning, reaction is now pouring in from across the middle east and beyond to the apparent assassination and of the political leader of hamas, ismail haniyeh the group says he was killed in tech ronna after meeting with iran's newly elected president. you see here and attending his inauguration here on state media says an airborne guided projectile was used to strike where hania was staying in the iranian capital. hamas was quick to blame israel calling it a quote zionist strike. there has been no official confirmation from israel. one saying that it doesn't respond to reports from foreign media well anya was a longtime member of hamas joining in the late 1980s and rising through the ranks over the years before >> act, which will not pass in vain. >> and palestinian authority president mike would have bass calls hernias killing a quote dangerous development was for any us response, the white house says, it's aware of the reports, but it has so far

i'm becky anderson. we are following breaking hamas says its political leader ismail haniyeh, has been killed in teheran. you can see him here meeting with wrongs newly elected president on tuesday before the president's inauguration ceremony, which had attended in a statement, hamas claims neo was killed in a quote zionist raid on his residence in tech ron. after that ceremony, there is no official word from the israeli military when asked for comment, only a brief statement saying, quote they don't respond to reports in the foreign media well, anya was a longtime member of hamas, joining in the late 1980s and rising through the ranks over the years before becoming the group's political chief. in 2017, hamas officials have been quick to respond to his assassination with one warning, it's a moment of truth for israel, quote. another says it's a cowardly act which will not pass in vain. and palestinian authority president mahmoud abbas called sunny as killing a quote, dangerous developments or joining me

andrew. >>> thank you, becky. down in a rare and exclusive interview in paris is lvmh's bernard arnault. the first deal of its kind for the luxury brand. the empire of lvmh is everywhere here. the medals made by the company along with the opening ceremony uniforms worn by team france. tonight, the champagne served and we learned the flagship dior store and our cameras were the first ever allowed inside of the salon of christian dior. i asked bernard arnault to share the significance of where we were. >> it is here that started the whole story of christian dior for his fashion company and when i bought dior a few years later, because he died in '57. most well known designer on the planet in only ten years without the internet or everything. he had every cover the every magazine. cover of "time" magazine. great success. he started here where we are. this is, by the way, his desk. that is the desk of mr. dior. he was drawing on this desk. >> wow. >> what we tried to do is to rearrange this room according with his tas

hi, arjun. >> good morning, becky. it started late thursday night with microsoft reporting issues with the azure cloud service and applications as well. in the early hours of friday morning, it said most of those had been resolved. there was a separate issue relating to crowdstrike which released an update globally which appears to have had issues. as it rolled out, it caused a number of i.t. issues across the globe. the company now rolling back that update to try to fix these over the last half an hour or so. we had a statement from the ceo george kurtz. the company is actively working with customers affected by the defect found on the single content update for windows hosts. this is windows specifically. mac and linux hosts are not impacted. this is not a cybersecurity incident. the issue has been identified, isolated and a fix has been dep deployed. that is the latest from the company. the question is how long this will take to rollback and get systems back online. in january, we saw something similar from microsoft

becky hall's body is covered by 95% of tattoos, even in big places, there are no tattoos, except on thece, while there are fans of her work on the website onlyfans, where they undress for money, the face, of course, is of interest to the very last one. a man who is forced to wait for a prostitute to finish her speech decided and is still deciding whether the ukrainians should fight or live in peace, some kind of surrealism, don’t you agree? it’s sad that sunok will be replaced, but he will definitely be replaced by the same hawks. according to a survey by the economist magazine, more than 97% of respondents believe that labor will win a majority in the elections, and only 1% believes. into sunach's conservative bloc, this is consistent with sociology from portal south, they predict that 431 seats out of 650 in parliament will go to the labor party, this is a record since 1832, more than even tony blair, in ninety-seven. if anyone doesn’t know, the leader of the reybarists, keir starmer, is also a notorious rossof. moreover, already... no, but if you choose, what kind of tattoo would you

hi, sharon. >> hi, becky.re worried about their investments right now, according to a survey from betterment, more than half of investors are feeling anxious about what the upcoming election could mean for their portfolio. and 40% of them expect to move or pull some of their investments based on who was elected. i talked to a few financial therapists about how to keep election jitters in check and what to do to emotion-proof your portfolio. here's what they recommended. first, picture your goals, literally. financial therapist erica wasserman recommends posting a photo of what you hope to achieve with your investments on your front door or office, a picture of a house, a business, where you want to retire, that's your vision. separate fact from fiction. write down what worries you about your finances and investments, mark it with a t or f, true or false. deal with what's true and what is necessary to help you reach your doles, your goals, put aside everything else. third, take control. keep in mind your time h

becky?national amusement so the redstone family gets a little bit more money. second of all, they agreed to legal considerations what's that mean? if there are shareholders lawsuit that follow that a lot of people think will come. all of that goes to sky dance? all the risk on that? >> yes. so effectively this was a key thing that happened last week that enabled the deal to be finally closed after much back and forth. really since the beginning of this year and one thing that sky dance and redbird agreed to do, in addition to making sure that shari redstone was paid than the revised deal rejected. and there is a lot of concern about shareholder lawsuits and there have been multiple steps taken to try to mitigate that one was about a month and a half ago, sky dance and redbird sweetened the deal to class b shareholders and recently the reassurance they would cover the legal costs. >> you mentioned it's been shopped around a lot probably why they were able to get them to sweeten the deal to so

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>> well, becky, i saw secretary austin's comments. and quite frankly, i think they were too passive. this is which requires the united states, it requires riyadh, as well as qatar and other regional powers to engage more actively, to engage more publicly lee and i think what has happened over the last several months has been this effort it backroom diplomacy. and clearly it is spiraling out of control. and there is a need to take a more assertive, a more aggressive approach so that we don't find ourselves a regional conflict what's the conversations happening now in capitals around the world allies of israel how freaked out do you think they are and can they agree on sort of a joint strategy between them on how to deal with israel and iran i think jeremy diamond's report was illustrative of just how tectonic shift we have seen in the last for the last 72 hours. >> the fact you have taken off of the chessboard, two major players of iranian proxies and the fact also that this attack took place on iranian soil. >> what i believe designed

so i want to just get started, we are delighted here to be joined by becky kopp becky waite was ahead head of global t open ai. .. open ai released details about its approach to the 2024 election earlier this year. and they noted the rule they had is that people cannot use open ai tools for campaigning or for influencing voters. can you talk to me about enforcing rules like that on a global scale? it seems almost unfathomable. tell us about it. >> yes. first of all thank you so much for having me and for this lbj having this forum and discussion in this milestone election year. it is more important than ever to have conversations that bring together particularly folks across government, civil society and industry to these important discussions. i spent a lot of the last six months speaking with policymakers and civil society around the globe to really understand what is titled my for them going into this election year. we are very excited about the benefits of thet technology and are here died. through that dialogue we developed preparedness rid of that focuses on these efforts. first

becky saying about this?n adp was recorded. 411. even lower for the ten year. two year, too. all gearing up for what we hear from the fed later today, too. >>> day five, meantime, of the paris olympics. in full swing. joining us, important voice here at the olympics and paralympic foundation. christine walshe is with us. great to see you. >> thank you. >> i don't know if everybody realizes but team usa is not funded by the government. this is so very different than a lot of other countries. >> right. >> funded effectively by fans and sponsors. >> exactly right. >> what's the total budget of team usa? >> for four years about $1 billion. but that's not much money when you think about the 55 sports that make up team usa. so it's a little bit like private equity in sport. i mean, you have to delve out $100 million a year to about 55 sports. >> what does this cost? >> i just got my stamp off from team usa. >> we were at -- saying, actually at your practice facility here, which is extraordinary. >> yeah. >> and i'm

becky holt . she's a uk's most tattooed woman. becky holt.y into a living canvas, following tens of thousands of pounds on intricate designs covering her skin, and is now using her platform to advocate for body positivity and self—expression. and i'm pleased to say that becky joins me now. becky, welcome. hi, nana. >> how are you ? >> how are you? >> how are you? >> i'm good, thank you. how are you? >> i'm really well. thanks. and thank you so much for having me on the show today. >> a pleasure. i saw the appearance on this morning and couldn't stop laughing. he was very awkward there. it was all a bit of a. >> yeah, it was a bit, you know, he was really lovely. it was really nice to meet him. an opportunity i never thought i'd ever have. so it was lovely for me and i'm sure it was lovely for him too. yeah well he won't forget, you know. i hope not. no. it was really nice. >> i think some were hoping he was coming in the bikini. no, no . was coming in the bikini. no, no. becky, talk to me about why and how you began tattooing. when did it sta

i'm becky quick along with joe kernen.ndrew is off today. >>> let's take a look at what's been happening with u.s. equity futures. you see there are some big declines. why are you looking at me? >> it looks like i enlisted yesterday with the stripes. >> nice cut, nice cut. i'm getting one today. >> are you? >> yeah. >> different for you. >> longer. it takes a heck of a lot longer. >> it's a styling thing. this was necessary to cut the gray off. >> trust me, this is necessary too. >>> let's take a look at the markets too. quite a bit of weakness. the nasdaq is off by more than 200 points and the dow is down by close to 200 points. the s&p off by 202. all of this happening. yesterday's key carolinas were not severe by any stretch, but you are looking at some extended weakness here. let's also take alook at what's been happening with the treasury market. right now it looks like 424 is where the 10-year stands, the 2 yee's at 243. and we've got crypto prices. if you take a look at this, a day after the spot etfs made their deb

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abc's becky worley explains for the country's big day, many retailers offering sales save up to 70% off with wayfair's 4th of july clearance. >> we're already seeing sales on grills gear for backyard entertaining. and given that july 4th is peak summer, there are deals on outdoor furniture. >> wayfair has adirondack chairs for 29% off. they were $280, now 199, and this fully reclining lounge chair was $80. now it's 32 at kohl's and the sales even hitting your barbecue target offering sales on soda 30% off when you buy any 312 packs a bogo on burgers. buy one, get 120% off and deals on dogs. buy two packs for just $5, but experts say unless you need something right now for your picnic party or pool time, hold off. for one thing, amazon prime day hits july 16th and 17th, leading to another big savings event this summer. >> we're seeing sales launched by retailers that are competing with amazon, like walmart and target's. there are just a lot of players in the space making a lot of noise, and that ultimately benefits the consumer. sometimes prime day can result in price wars between retail

becky worley is back with the details on this. becky, tell me more.azy, but this mother of twins can totally understand how that can give a parent some much needed peace of mind. >> keeping an eye on a toddler can be challenging, so moms like brooke king are turning to apple air tags for some help. >> can you flip your wrist over for me? >> i'm always finding myself running after her quickly, so i didn't want to teach her that if she ran off i would just run after her, and it was okay to continue this behavior. >> her 3-year-old daughter wears the tracking device as a bracelet, mostly in crowded areas. >> it does help me feel more in control of the situation, and as a parent, my top priority is her safety. in addition to her ability to have some independence. >> and if they were to get separated, she's able to see her exact location on her phone. using air tags is easy. you just purchase one and then bring it in proximity to your phone. it automatically recognizes it and then you give it a name. this one is called "finn's backpack." so i can just thro

those are big headlines, becky.u, joe, andrew, and it's looking gorgeous in paris. >> it's 90 plus, but we are not complaining. we are loving it. thank you, dom. we will check back in with you in a little bit. >>> we will talk to the ceo of procter & gamble, jon moehler. at 7:30 eastern, goldman sachs ceo, david solomon will be here on set as our guest. stay tuned. you're watching "squawk box," live from the olympic games. payments, and customers in sync across all the places you sell. start your journey with a free trial today. you founded your kayak company because you love the ocean- not spreadsheets. you need to hire. i need indeed. indeed you do. indeed instant match instantly delivers quality candidates matching your job description. visit indeed.com/hire >> no application fee if you apply by august 29th at university of maryland global campus, an accredited university that's transformed adult lives for 75 years. you're not waiting to win, you're ready to succeed again at umgc.edu. ryan t. writes, "moving is s

becky? back to you. >> all right, rick.d how the fed is viewing all of this latest data. as officials publicly edge closer to the idea of rate cuts. joining us right now is former fed vice chairman roger ferguson. he's the former president and ceo of tiaa. he's also vice chairman of the business council and a cnbc contributor. roger, we've all kind of assumed at this point, at least the markets have, there is going to about rate cut in september, unless we see startlingly different data between now and then? >> thank you, becky. i think that's probably the right assumption this time. for the last year or so, as you and i have discussed, the markets have sometimes been ahead of the fed. i think right now there's a much better alignment. as i listen to the fed speak include be importantly chair powell, clearly talking about the dual mandate. signaling an increase in confidence. i, too, believe that a september cut right now seems like the more likely outcome. >> holy cow. stop the presses. roger, first time i've heard you say

i will send things across the atlantic to you, joe and becky in paris.ep an eye on all of these sports. >>> coming up, deloitte's global ceo on the big business of partnerships and sponsorships at the games, investor and owner of three professional soccer teams, michelle kang is going to join us to talk about the business of or aersptsft that. "squawk box" will be right back. what is cirkul? cirkul is what you hope for when life tosses lemons your way. cirkul is your frosted treat with a sweet kick of confidence. cirkul is the effortless energy that gets you in the zone. cirkul, available at walmart and drinkcirkul.com. >> university of maryland global campus is a school for real life, one that values the successes you've already achieved. earn up to 90 undergraduate credits for relevant experience and get the support you need from your first day to graduation day and beyond. what will your next success be? . >>> we have a guest -- i want you to read along with me in the teleprompter joe, joining us now to discuss the -- would you read that, cooling ray

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becky some people, though, thought it was mr. fab who was being confronted when i brought us my bro. >> that's like, you know what i'm saying? they're like, nah, they didn't believe it. >> but mr. fab credits his brother with helping to jumpstart a national conversation about race and brought light to how racism still exists in the city. >> as forward as we are, you know, this progressive city and a prominent city of culture which is rooted in the black history. >> smith once ran for oakland city council and served on the city's parks and rec advisory commission. smith was in charge of the dope era magazine that showcased entrepreneurs and artists. mr. fab has his own brick and mortar store, also called dope era, in downtown oakland. both siblings organized community events and cleanups to help the homeless and others in need. mr. fab said his grandmother would always tell him, you don't know how tall a giant is when you're standing next to him and his passing. >> i think the reality sets in. i was related to a giant. >> now, mr.

i'm becky quick along with joe kernen and andrew ross sorkin. andrew, nice to have you back in studio. >> nice to see you all in studio. >> good to have you back. >> it's been a crazy week. >> 10:00 a.m. >> what? >> scotus. >> what? the scuttlebutt since the debate. >> i don't know what to think. i don't know what they decided. we have alex thompson on who -- >> he wrote a big story. >> roger altman will talk about it. >> heidi heitkamp. depending on who you speak to, you know, they are not all on the same page. everybody is trying to deal with a very difficult decision. who knows? >> the decision will be made by one or two people. >>> let's look at where things stand with the futures. this is the first day of july, first trading day of the month. the dow futures are indicated up by 36 points. s&p futures up slightly. the nasdaq off close to five points. since we are now halfway through the year, we might as well take a look where we are for the year to date. the a.i. boom powering the s&p 500. the nasdaq is up 18%. just over 18%. the dow would

>> good morning, andrew, becky, joe.iners of the day so far. bank of america is up just roughly 2% right now after reporting second quarter revenues and profits that both beat analyst estimates. this is america's second biggest bank by market value. it said the results stem from rising investment banking and asset management fees, in part, profits, did slip this quarter, falling nearly 7% from the year earlier. as the company's net interest income fell due to some higher interest rates. so those shares up about 2% right now. for more on those results from bank of america, we'll have ceo brian moynihan joining the "squawk on the street" crew at 10:30 a.m. this morning. meanwhile, morgan stanley shares are moving between gains and losses. shares down roughly 2.5% this morning, despite strong second quarter results. both revenues and profits came in above expectations with investment banking once again helping those results. on top of that, the bank's wealth management business is benefiting from higher stock market values,

abc's becky worley has the details. >> amazon prime day is in full swing, but it's not just about yourfavorite products. >> sign up to be a member if you want free shipping. >> we're learning about large discounts for travel just in time for the rest of summer and beyond. >> amazon knows you're not going to buy an air fryer every single year. they're doing a little bit more like including travel sales. >> amazon partnering with travel companies for price cuts on travel packages. southwest, the first airline to partner with amazon for prime day, offering up to 30% off airfare. >> certain daetz restrictions apply. it might even say sorry to when people have used that one particular time frame up deals on car rentals, including up to 30% off of avis bookings, plus 15% back in the form of an amazon gift card, and savings up to 40% on carnival cruises. >> but it's not just amazon walmart getting into the travel game in 2023, walmart recently partnered with expedia to offer a special travel deals portal for its walmart plus members, with discounts on fuel and travel. >> there are plenty of w

going to schools that don't have it union teachers. >> write the power-hungry control freaks like beckyol choice is advancing more in the past three years then we've seen in the preceding three decades and it's their own fault, people like becky fought to keep the schools closed as long as possible that showed the true colors and also should families what was happening in the classroom through zoom, again she is free advertising for school choice and they have been so drunk on power for so long they don't how to reverse course. david: great to see you, thank you very much for coming in. a group of middle school students targeted teachers online by impersonated them on tiktok, take us through this. >> those were seventh and eighth graders, not even high school or young kids this is at a middle school in pennsylvania they created fake tiktok accounts for 20 of the teachers in the school, nothing like a.i. related or highly skilled they basically took images of them and their families and created the fake tiktok's and said the teachers said things that they did not say. all sorts of things

good morning, becky. >> rebecca, good morning.rt of it. big stores and online merchants are conditioning us to look for sales events. they are rolling them out more frequently, and undercutting each other trying to launch their discounts in advance of the competition. good news, though -- savvy consumers have more opportunities to save. >> it's time to do summer your way. >> summer used to be bookended with two sales weekends -- memorial day and labor day. but now we've got five events. fourth of july sales, early back-to-school sales, the big one that kicks off a cascade of sales at a bunch of retailers, prime day. >> we are kind of having this boom of the battle of the big-box sales, basically. lots of competitors have different sales at different retailers. >> walmart's biggest sale of the year, with deals like $50 off this apple macbook air laptop and $60 off airpods. this $400 outdoor grill marked down to $256, and this patio chair is more than 60% off. also happening right now -- >> it's target circle week! >> sorry, it's wh

this is tim and becky. you know that the independent voter is the key person in this election in wisconsin. you have a daughter who is an independent voter. you happened to spend the weekend with her. watching this convention. dying to get your reaction to her -- your reaction to what you saw? >> i don't think we got her over the line. [laughter] >> rachel: work harder, dad. but it was a great influence for her and great opportunity. becky was volunteering all week long and we were right down in the heart of things. >> rachel: what kind of feedback did you get? >> she is confused. bart of that is she is influenced by her friends. and her group of people that she runs with. and they may see things differently in spite of her mom and dad feeling a certain way. we talk if a lot and she is more informed. >> rachel: becky, a lot of people aren't happy with the economy they can't buy homes, what are the issues your daughter talks to you about in terms of this election? >> well, our daughter isn't really into poli

and i wonder when you go to meetings, becky, you know, do more doors open because you're an olympic goldca adlington. "of course we can fund this business"? i wish it did. that would be great! i think it's one of those that, it's always different obviously, depending on what kind of supplier or client or customer or whoever it is that you're speaking to, that completely changes. but i think in meetings it's one of those that i don't really notice that as much, i guess because there's myself there's also steve parry mbe, who's an olympic medallist, and we've always been an olympian—led company that i guess we've never known any different. so i don't know the flip side to whether it does open more doors or not, but it's certainly one of those that, for many years i almost had, like, impostor syndrome because i was like, everyonejust kept thinking of me as becky the swimmer, not kind of the businesswoman or somebody that had that kind of employed role in a business. so it's something that sometimes is a bit more of a challenge because i'm not just an ambassador of my company. i fully work f

wow, becky!team way out front. well, look at this — standing room only as team usa close in on yet another olympic gold with just the floor to go. taylor swift's ready for it opened her routine, but this was biles' redemption song. and when the troubles of tokyo fell from her shoulders, with every twist and tumble, 15,000 rose as one. and that routine marks the start of her golden return to the olympics! britain was simply brilliant but fell agonisingly short in fourth behind brazil. but the usa were unmatched for biles' 38th major medal and first of a possible five here. hear the roar as the gold medal is hung around her neck. after opting to focus on her mental health after the last olympics, some labelled her a quitter. how foolish they must feel now. natalie pirks, bbc news, paris. team gb�*s andy murray and dan evans are into the quarterfinals in the men's doubles at the paris olympics with a nail—biting win over belgian pair sander gille and joran vliegen. 37—year—old murray is set to retir

the video, which led to the hashtag barbecue becky.ough, thought it was mr. fab who was being confronted when i brought us my bro. >> that's like, you know what i'm saying? they're like, nah, they didn't believe it. >> but mr. fab credits his brother with helping to jumpstart a national conversation about race and brought light to how racism still exists in the city. >> as forward as we are. you know, this progressive city and a prominent city of culture which is rooted in the black history. >> smith once ran for oakland city council and served on the city's parks and rec advisory commission. smith was in charge of the dope era magazine that showcased entrepreneurs and artists. mr. fab has his own brick and mortar store, also called dope era, in downtown oakland. both siblings organized community events and cleanups to help the homeless and others in need. mr. fab said his grandmother would always tell him, you don't know how tall a giant is when you're standing next to him and his passing. >> i think the reality sets in. i was related

>> well, good morning, becky. yeah.her rates months ago and continuingto talk about rate cuts has set the market up again for high expectations around a september rate cut. i think i'd be a bit more cautious myself. i do think the fed is beginning to see the progress they've been looking for. we're all listening for the word "confidence" in their remarks to see whether they're getting close there. but i think we still have data to see that will give them the confirmation they're looking for that they can begin that process at rate reductions. >> if the data goes their way and there aren't any big surprises between now and september, would you expect they would cut rates then? >> i would expect that. i think their signal has been a strong one, that that's what they would like to do. that they are anxious to secure what many refer to as a soft landing and so i think at the earliest possible window, i would expect september would be in focus for them. >> is the core pce the most important data point? >> well, i think the h

. >> i told becky i said yes, i say, yeah, we should bring see me out. and then, you know, we're going to enjoy together. you know, city staff tell me they weren't sure how many people would attend, but they're estimating at least 2000 people are here. >> i'm excited to see it because i don't think i've ever seen one like online. so i'm just waiting to, like, be surprised to see how it looks and things like that. >> i'm really looking forward to the fact that the crowd is so close. i can hear them cheer. and that's my absolute favorite part of any of the shows. >> in sunnyvale, lauren martine, abc seven news. >> oh, that is nice and it was great to be outside yesterday. in some places and some. >> right, right, right. hi. yeah, so nice out. >> you know, it was a good day to be out. >> was. yeah. >> my pups still going through it this morning. the fireworks still going off at 3:40 a.m. so these drone shows bring them. i'm all for it outside this morning. it is clear in most areas it's getting warm out there. here's a live look from our south beach camera.

wow, becky! wild! it was still enough to keep her team way out front. well, look at this — standing room only as team usa close in on yet another olympic gold with just the floor to go. this was biles' redemption song. and when the troubles of tokyo fell from her shoulders, with every twist and tumble, 15,000 rose as one. and that routine marks the start of her golden return to the olympics! britain was simply brilliant but fell agonisingly short in fourth behind brazil. but the usa were unmatched for biles' 38th major medal and first of a possible five here. hear the roar as the gold medal is hung around her neck. after opting to focus on her mental health after the last olympics, some labelled her a quitter. how foolish they must feel now. natalie pirks, bbc news, paris. and there was more british success at the olympics today with gold medals in the trap shooting and in the swimming pool, where the men's 4x200m freestyle relay team defended their title, as patrick gearey reports. trap shooting

so i'm going to be jumping the becky side, which side golden by the $81500.00 mates of freestone. i don't feel like necessarily put together the 400 that i'm capable of recently, but um i know it's in there. i know i know what i'm capable of. so just a matter of, of putting it together and hopefully i can put some things together in the longer ones later this week. well, the same thing is happening 16000 kilometers away from, from, since the hate see. and it's the americans don't. and i think so far junk from florence would be to combine school to reach around 3, writing women's wheel champions. caroline marks old sites straight down crafts as that being cold in power. so by the winning stones, rough from the dial in color, south trust fruits around suing them and stuff is that always ready to time olympic champion who we are not very used to play those by thinking we played with the with the right, the energy, all the time right at the immunization and for the moments. and we are able to, to the, one that much of the day, notice how who we are happy for that, that represent think

we're delighted here to be joined by becky who is the head of global response in open ai and becky, i just want to dive right in. open ai released details about its approach to the 2024 elections earlier this year, and they noted that the rule that they had is that people cannot use open ai tools for campaigning or for influencing voters. can you talk to me about enforcing rules like that on a global scale? it seems almost unfathomable. tell us about it. >> yes. well, first of all, thanks so much for having me and just having this forum and discussion in this milestone election year. it's more important than ever to have these sorts of conversations. particularly folks across government, society and industry to have these important discussions. i spent a lot of the last six months speaking with policy makers in civil society around the globe, understanding what is top of mind for them going into this election year. and while we are very excited about the significant benefits of this technology, we also are clear-eyed about potential risks and through those discussions, through that di

thank you, becky. this is a very good question. as an activist, i think that activists should .radio maghrib , who were with us from paris, from mrs. sanaz i am also grateful to my colleague fakhravar, who was in charge of translating this live conversation. i will continue today's world with news from saudi arabia. the first plane of syrian airlines after 12 years landed this morning at king khalid airport in riaz, the capital of saudi arabia. the ambassador of syria in saudi arabia today expressed his hope that the resumption of flights between syria and saudi arabia will facilitate the communication between the two countries and eliminate the suffering of syrian citizens from indirect travel. in 2012, one year after the start of the global terrorist war against syria, saudi arabia cut off its diplomatic relations with syria and closed its embassy in damascus. to we have reached the end of the world today. thank you for being with us tonight. metallic and non-metallic, such as oil and gas pipes , change their shape against heat, which causes structural deformation and unfortun

we're going to continue on this frightening thing for a second because becky, i want to you something because you live in a world of open ai. you live in a world of ai and think of what the challenges might be. you do it at a global level. it would be really fascinating for all of us to think about from your vantage point. what really is the worst-case scenario in this upcoming election and what can be done to try to circumvent that? >> i think piggybacking off what secretary schwab said earlier and what you mention in your opening remarks, the harm that we've seen to date is really around deepfakes that we've actually seen play out at a global scale in these elections. frankly, we've heard over and over and over again in our conversations policymakers and civil society this is the thing they are most concerned about. i think that technology today is not yet at a place where some of these more large-scale risk and concerns could take place, but to our audiovisual models available. audio images and video, that could be leveraged and that out of context information or misinformation res

the striving came out on top side of the becky. they wouldn't sight it. mrs. 9 now has to look up to on the, on the middle dyess, the striving get to go with the dickey the bronze. but the rice lived up to it. it was a great rice and politic. he gets another 3 twice and it's so great stuff. all right, so bitter pill to swallow, but there is still hope. the rain is also one of the big stars of these olympics. you can save mentioned of the weather hasn't really been playing along, has it. it has no now that the swimming was supposed to take part as far as the tribe along. vague is concerned in the rid, the same and other ribbons down the track. now tomorrow, the try flights was supposed to boom up in the river and get used to the the surround, organize that have spent tens of millions of you guys getting this rock that the waste water would not leak into the river. the only problem they had was if it, right, know, and so guess what a stop it for the games. it is rain, they going to test the oldest and largest say what's the see what's possible, but we're no

becky moody has been promoted to great britain's dressage trio following the suspension of charlottent—most decorated female 0lympian pulled out of the games after a video emerged which she said showed her "making an error ofjudgement". a warning the footage you are about to see shows a horse being whipped. dujardin is now provisionally suspended by the governing body — the fei, british equestrian and british dressage — until the outcome of the investigation. they all say they take equine welfare extremely seriously. the lawyer representing the claimant says their client had to think long and hard about whether to bring it to attention and understands it could have far—reaching consequences. dutch lawyer stephan wensing, representing an anonymous whistle—blower who took the video, was given permission by his client to provide the video to the bbc. there has been widespread shock since the story broke. the whip can be a tool to extend the information you want to give to the horse, but it has to be in a very mild way, it has to take into consideration the learning process of the horse,

becky barr has passed away, aged 46, after a battle with cancer. becky joined cnbc in 2007. remember that day before moving to the bbc in 2013 and in 2019, she left the world of journal ism to become a firefighter. we send our condolences to her family at this very difficult time. . . what is cirkul? cirkul is what you hope for when life tosses lemons your way. cirkul is your frosted treat with a sweet kick of confidence. cirkul is the effortless energy that gets you in the zone. cirkul, available at walmart and drinkcirkul.com. i'm andrea, and this is why i switched to shopify. it gave me so much peace of mind. if we make a change, my site's not going to go down. and just knowing that i have a platform that we can rely on, that is gold to us. start your free trial today. dave's company just scored the comcast business 5-year price lock guarantee. high five! high five! -i'm in a call... it's 5 years of reliable, gig speed internet... five years of advanced security... five years of a great rate that won't change. yep, dave's feeling it. but it's only for a limited time. five

becky and andrew are off today. the dow pulled back by 53 points.powell warjed about the dangers of keeping interest rates high for too long. u.s. equity futures at this hour

we are sitting, joe and becky, on monday.mony set to begin in awe a few hours. 10,000 agthletes on the seine.

. >> becky hammonds working as a bartender at a new york sports bar dated him once. >> we had plans tod i thought that's nice. >> it didn't turn out that way. dinner was pleasant. then came drinks. >> that's when he accused me of being lascivious with the bartender because i was having a conversation with the bartender. >> they got nick have to go home and becky said toolan tried to grope her. when they reached her street, she didn't wait around. >> i jumped out and ran. i literally ran across the street. >> now, four years later, beth lochtefeld was in a frightening situation with the same man. that night instead of grabbing her stuff from toolan's apartment when she got there, beth stayed and leslie said beth later told her, that things went from bad to terrible. >> and then he got very violent with her that night. he sexually assaulted her. i think that beth was probably sort of in a state -- it's a confusing thing when it somebody that you are supposedly close to. violates you. my guess is she he was probably in a state of shock. why she didn't leave that next day i'm not sure. >>

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and keith would tell us to forgive becky. not to say that she doesn't have to be held accountable, that she doesn't have to suffer consequences because that's a given and that's the right thing. but keith would ■çactually want us to forgive becky. and i know that. and i would just tell keith well done. your time on earth was well done. >> that's all for this edition of dateline. i'm craig melvin. thank you for watching. and this is "dateline." i'm craig melvin. this is dateline. >> they were high school sweethearts. >> expected to spend the rest of our lives together. >> when she was murdered sympathy turn to suspicion. >> no question it was his. >> the mystery was just beginning because >> dna was some other mail. >> as the town chooses sides, more startling developments in a horrific murder. >> you've got something this bad. somebody has to pay. kevin jones were a couple with a bright future. >>> hello, and >>> hello, and welcome to dateline.19-y nona dirksmeyer, kevin jones were a couple with a bright future. she was a sel

us in some country and then they're going to say, oh that's our becky are then we're going to protect our solver and dates our interest. now the optic. so this is a, this is really observed, attorney is no nelson, it's in the us is always in the mood for confrontation as opposed to. so we're working together with it's been a countries, especially with countries that are, you know, bold result in the same legion. do you think things could change? well, it's very hard actually by looking at what the us government, all that governments, in recent decades. uh, you know, the, they seems to be constantly interested in expanding the interest or refusing to lose control over every bit, but i'm part of the world. so, but it was something i would like to say full be for the politicians in america who while they are they boss the people by the people fold the people, if it's really so if it's really there to protect the interest of the people, why always picking flights every way around the world. why serving the interest of the industrial military complex is instead of doing something good for

>> yeah, good morning, becky.her excellent quarter where we executed well. our full-sized pickup vehicles were up, and really competitive incentives across the board. when you look at the strategy meeting the customer where they are, and it's something consistent with us. our compound growth rate on revenue is up 16% over the last two years. strong execution by the team and really more of the same of what we have been seeing over the last several quarters. >> you beat by 35 cents on the quarter that just ended and you are raising guidance for the full year saying you are looking to $10, and before you said $9.45. is that on the beat you have here or do you anticipate things will be better than expected in the second half as well? >> when we began the year we talked about pricing being down 2% to 2.5%, and said if it wasn't we would expect to outperform. this is our second beat and raise this year. we also took earnings guidance up by half a million at the first quarter as well, and we are assuming in those numbers