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i'm in berks county, pennsylvania sylvania donald trump carried this county about 54% of the vote. know, their state, it's your home state, the commonwealth of pennsylvania margins matter. there's a hunt club up the street. there's a gun club up the street. there are farms here. a guy called coach, a guy who he wants, a guy who in congress had a good rating from the nra, can talk to people here. he speaks their language, and that's what the harris campaign is hoping not to so when berks county, but to just get a good margin and then run it up in the philadelphia suburbs where they're talking about health care and abortion rights and things like that. so that's the test. look, people vote for president. but if you have a happy candidate on top of the ticket, as opposed to a candidate who is not out invisible. and then you have a vice president whom go into some communities and be a little different it might help the one thing i would say about this as in my travels in the last year, we find so many people who don't trust either party. they say all politicians are in suits and they m

. >> berks county is more rural and more trumpy just outside the suburban collar, but margins matter everywhere in the battlegrounds joan london is an attorney for local governments blinn farms zoning permit status. we had a meeting this morning, very productive meeting london cast her primary vote for haley and switched her registration to independent. she worries about trump's course tone and what she sees as angry populism. a new worry since our last visit in may trump running mate j.d. vance no cats, but married and childless now, even more proud, she left the gop. >> i've led a very full life that way, and to say, i don't have a stake in the future the country i had i had some difficulty with that and all i could think of, senator vance, are you going to tell and colder or condoleezza rice, are elizabeth dole? they're miserable cat, ladies? i don't i don't think so london plans to write in a conservative, but she leaves the harris window open just a crack. if donald trump or j.d. vance really says something so outrageously offensive that could drive me to vote for vice president

she wrote, joining us now is jeremy berke evans a good friend and former roommate? i can't imagine what you're feeling in this moment. but i was struck last night. and, you wrote an amazing piece last year. i think the wall street journal that really kind of gave such a great personal insight into who evan was as a person and what was hilarious about last night, maybe not the word i would have thought i would be using right now is when he walked off the plane and there was this weird pause because president biden was talking to a family member and hadn't come over yet and you've tweeted about this where he literally does the like, holds out the hands is like vice president kamala harris and it was the funniest thing that i've seen in a very long time. but also that moment of being like in what world? curled would anybody have done that except for somebody who i think you called a quote, absolute goofball yeah. >> well, first of all, thank you so much for having me on fell. >> it's just a pleasure to be talking about evan coming home for once first time, the first ti

berks, we can't do it alone we need you each and every one of you go over to kamala harris.com, get on board because we need you free to make our own choices this leader this compassionate, careful, joyous leader, believes in each and every one of you my god, you came here tonight. the said at the very top because you up this country and you're not going back she believes in the opportunity for every single person to join the middle class she believes in the promise of america we just got to fight. we just got to fight because as soon to be president harris says, when we fight, we thank you. >> philadelphia. thank you. president nd when. >> walz kamala harris and doug emhoff the democratic residential and vice presidential ticket. and would be first spouse. since second spouse and a packed arena here in north philadelphia the liacouras stadium vice president harris, introducing her running mate minnesota governor tim walz, to earn 1 billion crowd here in philadelphia. and he came out swinging against donald trump and j.d. vance, calling them weird and creepy harris kicking off their fi

steve fish from the university of california, berkely, thank you for your analysis during this momentmaryland where some of the freed prisoners are returning home. as we have been discussing. quite a joyous moment where you are. quite a “oyous moment where you are. . , . , are. really it was, really it is still. are. really it was, really it is sun. it— are. really it was, really it is still. it has _ are. really it was, really it is still. it has been - are. really it was, really it is still. it has been an i is still. it has been an historic moment, of course, both politically and diplomatically, but this was also a moment for genuine celebration. just below me here are a bunch ofjournalists from the wall streetjournal, so you can imagine how they feel and they were the ones leading the applause and the cheering for evan gershkovich when he stepped off the plane, he stepped off the plane, he stepped off, spoke to president biden, hugged his family, and thenjust to show biden, hugged his family, and then just to show the source of resilience of the man in a way he came over and was c

simon: if we do start to see a re-acceleration in china, just as the fed in berks on a rate cutting course, that could cause problems for inflation again. that will be an interesting want to watch over the next coming months. avril: so many different drivers today. simon, thank you for coming in and weighing in on a bit of this. simon ree. paul: you can turn to your bloomberg for more on the markets selloff. go to tliv on your bloomberg terminal to get commentary and analysis from bloomberg's expert editors. still to come, our exclusive interview with billionaire adani as we begin a week of special coverage on his business and his succession plans with unprecedented access to the adani group and its next-generation of leaders. this is bloomberg. ♪ paul: today, we begin special coverage of one of india's most controversial business groups in an exclusive interview with its alien air founder. he reveals how he is putting in motion one of the world's largest and most challenging succession plans and that is even as the adani group continues to face fallout from the short seller report th

we could get to 29 or 30, coolerfor of london and berks we could get to 29 or 30, cooler for north seahore breeze it's a south—easterly dragging warm air and from the near continent. overnight a few thunderstorms, pushing eastwards across northern ireland in western scotland, which for some but for many largely dry with some clear spells around and possibly a tropical night for the south of england when temperatures don't go below 20 degrees, it will be warm and sticky, uncomfortable for sleeping for many. as we go through monday, this is the picture, expecting the cold front to sweep its way further eastwards, behind this a much fresher feeling here, this a much fresher feeling here, this is where the cooler areas, meeting the warm air streaming and from what has been a very hot southern europe. where the air masses meet we will see the thunderstorm, mostly across northern ireland, western scotland but expect one or two very heavy showers in northern england, through the morning showers fading away into the afternoon, and improving picture for most of us. there will be some sunshine t

i represent suburban philadelphia, montgomery and berks county the fourth congressional district. it's an honor to be serving with this task force. we are charged with a very clear mission, to get to the truth and to get to the facts pack to find the gaps that report that out. and we have a very short timeframe to do it. you see here a number of people who are serious about this in a nonpartisan way so i'm honored to be a part of it and i want to thank chairman kelly for welcoming us here and making sure we got to see what we can see here because as you can see what's impressive to me is the proximity of everything here. particularly the position of the shooter and the position of the president. so glad to be here, i think the ranking member crowe. i got phone calls from both of you and they both had the exact same idea of what we were to do. to get to the truth and to say there's no place for political violence. not just for candidates but for those who want to be civic lee engaged. for those who came here excited to be a part of something bigger than themselves. they need to be

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and i think that's kind of where pennsylvania we'll go berks county is more rural and more trumpy justuburban collar, but margins matter everywhere in the battlegrounds. >> joan london is an attorney for local governments, blinn farms zoning permit status. we had a meeting this morning, very productive meeting. >> london cast her primary vote for for haley, then switched her registration to independent she worries about trump's course tone and what she sees as angry populism. a new worry since our last visit in may, trump running mate j.d vance, no cats, but married and childless. now, even more proud, she left the gop. >> i've led a very full life that way and to say, i don't have a stake in the future of the country. i had i had some difficulty with that and all i could think of, senator vance, are you going to tell and colder or condoleezza rice or elizabeth dole, they are miserable cat ladies i don't, i don't think so london plans to write in a conservative, but she leaves the harris window open just a crack. if donald trump or j.d. vance really says something. so outrageously offe

meta's spending a huge amount to have enough computing power and ceo mark zucker berke says he'll shell out maybe ten times that for the next generation of its large language model infrastructure. more on that later. after the close we got the other side. two other mag 7 players that didn't deliver. amazon, well, i'd say the results were imperfect. sales came in light despite real strength in amazon web services. earnings went better than expected. the revenue guidance was weak, although they tend to always do the guiding very conservatively. amazon's got to keep spending on computing if only to keep up with alphabet and more important meta and microsoft. apple, though, put a clean top and bottom line beat despite severe weakness in china. market's so negative on tech they're not going to give apple the benefit of the doubt. they never do. of course we got another story from other tech companies. ceo of arm holdings the gigantic semiconductor design company. i did it this morning and he talked about there was weakness in the internet of things. huh? that's industrial tech. news reverber

so the focus of chester county and berks county. my district is roughly 40 404020., republicans, and independents and yet we have been successful in electing a democrat for the first time in 163 years, because i hope that the message is a positive one. it's one if unity, it's one of pragmatism and practicality. and it's also one which i think you've seen here at the convention, which is one of hope and forward-looking happiness mark mckinnon, your question? yeah congressman josh shapiro, your governor is obviously very popular in pennsylvania and a lot of very polite political people like me thought that that was would have been the best pick is there a fall off? >> i mean, what what's the what's the shapiro factor that he's not on the ticket and can waltzed make up for that. >> sure. i think, you know, pennsylvanians are enormous fans of governor shapiro. i am an enormous fan of governor shapiro and he would have been a very strong pick, but they had an embarrassing it's men of riches in terms of the number of people that they could have picked up at the second on

no installment of all over the map berks county is more rural and more trumpy just outside the suburbant margins matter everywhere in the battlegrounds. joan london is an attorney for local governments, bloom farm zoning permit status we had a meeting this morning, very productive meeting, london cast a primary vote for haley, then switched her registration to independent. >> she worries about trump's course tone and what she sees as angry populism. a new worry since our last visit in may trump running mate j.d vance, no cats, but married and childless now, even more proud, she left the gop. >> i've led a very full life that way, and to say, i don't have a stake in the future of the country i had i had some difficulty with that and all i could think of senator vance, are you going to tell and colder or condoleezza rice are elizabeth dole? they're miserable cat, ladies? i don't i don't think so. >> london plans to write in a conservative, but she leaves the harris window open just a crack. >> if donald trump or j.d. vance really says something. so outrageously offensive that could dr. me

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and there was a very similar case in the netherlands a few years ago of a nurse called lucia de berk,ilarly excoriated and called all kinds of names and then eventually completely and utterly exonerated after quite a similar examination of her to case one which people like me are calling for. it is there are serious people here, as i say, experts such asi people here, as i say, experts such as i am not, who are disturbed by the nature of the evidence. so i felt really from quite an early point instinctively, that there was something wrong with this trial. and i continue to do so. and i think nobody would be disadvantaged by the case being reopened by the legal system. if she is guilty, then it could be shown that she was guilty on a much firmer basis than it has been. if she isn't guilty, then she should be released. >> i've got to say, you've got quite loud voices now talking about this , the david davis, about this, the david davis, he's been speaking about it a lot. mike lynch, of course, we followed that story. he sadly lost his life in that accident with the birds. a couple of we

and i think that's kind of where pennsylvania will go berks county is more rural and more trumpy, just outside the suburban collar. but margins matter everywhere in the battlegrounds, joan london is an attorney for local governments, blinn farms zoning permit status. we had a meeting this morning, very productive meeting, london cast her primary vote for haley, then switched her registration to independent. >> she worries about trump's course tone and what she sees as angry populism. a new worry since our last visit in may, trump running mate j.d. vance? no cats, but married and childless. now, even more proud, she left the gop. >> i've led a very full life that way, and just say i don't have a stake in the future of the country i had i had some difficulty with that and all i could think of, senator vance, are you going to tell and colder or condoleezza rice or elizabeth dole, they are miserable cat ladies i don't, i don't think so. >> london plans to write in a conservative, but she leaves the harris window open just a crack. >> if donald trump or j.d. vance really says something so o

i'm in berks county, of pennsylvania. there's a gun club right up the street where surrounded by farms. this is a rural area used to be solid, solid republican. donald trump won here with about 54% of the vote. so left let's republican than it used to be can tim walz come here? pennsylvania is all about the margins, right? can he come here and pick up a few votes? because he talks like these people, he knows what it's like to be on a form. he knows what it's like to be at the gun club. right. so that's one thing to watch for and i can tell you, not just here in my travels all year, you find a lot of voters, the people who didn't like biden and didn't like trump the double-haters collin independence disaffected young people. they don't trust politicians. he talks differently. he's funny. now, kamala harris is the candidate, not tim walz, but does it help in this moment where she has a trajectory of momentum going this way. can she sustain it one way to do that is to get a new look if you will. so she has a big day today. d

i represents suburban philadelphia, montgomery in berks county, the fourth congressional district. it's an honor to be serving with this task force we are charged with a very clear mission to get to the truth, to get to the facts, to find the gaps, and report that out. and we have a very short timeframe to do it you see here a number of people who are just serious about this in a nonpartisan way. so i'm under to be a part of it. i want to thank chairman. kelly play for welcoming us here and making sure we got to see what we can see here. because as you can see, what's impressive to me is the proximity of everything here, particularly the position of the shooter and the position of the president so glad to be here. i thank the ranking member crow, i got phone calls from both so view and they both had the exact same idea of what we were to do to get to the truth, to say there is no place for political violence, not just for candidates, but for those who want to be civically engaged, for those who came here, excited to be a part of something bigger than themselves. they need to be fre

and i think that's kind of where pennsylvania will go berks county is more rural and more trumpy justuburban collar, but margins matter everywhere in the battlegrounds, joan london is an attorney for local governments. >> blinn farms zoning permit status. we had a meeting this morning i'm very productive meeting, london cast her primary vote for haley, then switched her registration to independent. >> she worries about trump's course tone and what she sees as angry populism. a new worry since our last visit in may, trump running mate j.d. vance no cats, but married and childless now, even more proud, she left the gop. >> i've led a very full life that way, and to say, i don't have a stake in the future of the country i had i had some difficulty with that and all i could think of senator vance, are you going to tell and colder or condoleezza rice or elizabeth dole, they are miserable cat ladies. i don't, i don't think so. >> london plans to write in a conservative, but she leaves the harris window open just a crack. >> if donald trump or j.d. vance really says something so outrageously

as wif said many times we had a show on cnbc at 11:00, bob berke witz, he dealt with all of those issues. look at some reruns. >> i used to be on buy, sell, hold. >> you were on lots of different things. >> lots of different shows, bull session. >> i'd like to think i brought you to prominence. >> csx, another one. >> you're done with caterpillar. all you've got to say about it? >> the inventory was good. >> not too bad, is it? >> coming in, i like csx here, joe hendricks, you guys are interviewing him at 10:00. >> morgan brennan, and she will bring that on. >> what i call to your attention is the plastics business, not just because of the graduate. >> yes. >> but because that's what our strength is right now. other than the tech that the get tech squad is trying to stop, that's facetious. >> right. >> but csx had very good numbers when it came to plastics, our natural gas liquids are ngls, as opposed to ngos, ngls are incredibly strong in this country. >> got apple shares down, jim, do we think that that in any way is -- >> you know -- >> it wouldn't seem to be anything to do with the a

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