and bill poole has no idea what it is like out there! my people have been in this game for 25 years and they are losing these jobs and the firms are going to go out of business and he is nuts! they are nuts! they know nothing! >> what did i mean by that? i sat down with my old friend erin brunet. i had been talking to the head of a major wall street firm about problems. pretty much everyone involved in the mortgage market was incredibly helpful to the economy but knew there was a lot of unsound crisis is occurring. he cannot believe how many people were beginning to fail on their mortgages. yeah. here are the keys. how many mortgages of the 2005 vintage, a term i usually only associate with fine wine. they just were not good. it only happened once in our country's history and that was never supposed to happen again. obviously chaos. i have a lot of friends at firms and started making a lot of calls. i started seeing if it was trouble. the problem seemed to be spreading like wild fire. i called guys at firms. like i said, my people. every

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arguably low the team that have been informed, it promises to be an incredible night in the pool is being billed as the race of champion pan's three of the biggest names in women's swimming at the moment, three world record holders going head-to-head in the women's 400 meters freestyle. katila becky, seven time olympic gold medal winner, who was beaten in this events in tokyo three years ago by ariarne titmus. >> she though it has been exchanging well records in this event with 17 year-olds, summer mcintosh's over the last couple of years. this is a real moment we will see the three of them would go head to head. also, an emotional, you expect to return for us soma caeleb dressel, he's had a really tough couple of years tokyo talking about the pressure he was putting himself and he's expected to be back with the men's hundred meter freestyle in the relay tonight. and then of course, we've got smart and biles as well, making her much anticipated returns. the olympic games tomorrow. so honestly this is where the action really starts. as you know, max, once it gets going at these games, we really d

you mentioned the pool is being billed as the race of champions that we will see later on, arguably three or four way head to head between three world champions, three of women's swimming's biggest stars in the 400 meter freestyle seven time olympic gold medal winner katie ledecky, going head to head with our ariarne titmus, who beat her to the gold in tokyo, going head to head with summer macintosh, that the girl she has been trading well records where the end this events summer was the youngest member of canada's olympic team, three years ago. but this is the moment he really wants to step up and get the gold medals for herself. >> amanda, enjoy. thank you for joining us from paris, some france's high-speed train services have been restored now, hours after what official say were coordinated sabotage, attack to disrupt several rail lines before the opening ceremony. two trains carrying olympic athletes were affected. the paris prosecutor's office is investigating, but so far, no one's claimed responsibility for the attacks. cnn's melissa bell has more the organizers of the paris olympic

, especially what they're paying for power with a big house to cool, a swimming pool and a tesla to charge his energy bill hits $1,000 a month. >> he's among the desert lovers, lining up for a cool treat at roman holiday gelato downtown. to beat the heat. >> we have. actually, we have a house rule that we can only have ice cream when it's above 85 degrees. so here it is. if the power goes out, the shop owner has a generator standing by to prevent her gelato from melting, but had no idea about the planned outage. >> in her county. >> i would really appreciate some specific addresses and timeframes. >> we search for her address on the pga website, which shows she is not part of the planned shut off, which any customer can do with their own address. according to pg and e, a planned power outage is a proactive step to prevent the heat from causing an unplanned outage, something that pga does as a last resort. >> we're doing this to ensure public safety and prevent a catastrophic wildfire. >> clark feels the lack of competition in the utility industry is the bigger problem. there is no alternative, so we're st

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pool. we got that extra electricity bill. >> heating pulls. oh, let's just i got solar for the bull very, very quickly this heating bills over. pretty outraged. rob, thank you as always. we'll again tomorrow. get those questions and comments in now. you've got a social media handles. you've got his e-mail to rob at rob black. >> dot com. we'll see you >> well, bay area congressman john garamendi has been diagnosed with cancer long-serving democrat who represents parts of solano and contra costa counties made that announcement yesterday. he says he's early-stage myeloma. it's a form of blood cancer committee is currently undergoing treatment. >> with the benefit of detection and actually doctors the love and support to patti and my entire family. the help of my extraordinary staff and colleagues in congress. i know that i'll get through continuing to serve by extraordinary constituents and advance the american democracy. >> congressman garamendi says he will be limiting his travel to dc and public events while he undergoes treatment. >> well, t

with especially what they're paying for power with a big house to cool, a swimming pool and a tesla to charge his energy. bill hits $1,000 a month. he's among the desert lovers, lining up for a cool treat at roman holiday gelato downtown. to beat the heat. >> we have. actually, we have a house rule that we can only have ice cream when it's above 85 degrees. >> so here it is. if the power goes out, the shop owner has a generator standing by to prevent her gelato from melting, but had no idea about the planned outage. in her county. >> i would really appreciate some specific addresses and time frames. >> we search for her address on the pga website, which shows she is not part of the planned shut off, which any customer can do with their own address. >> y'all don't want to be stuck in a in a in a hot house. >> no. according to pg and e, a planned power outage is a proactive step to prevent the heat from causing an unplanned outage, something that pg does as a last resort. >> we know how frustrating it is to be without power, especially during a heat wave. this is not something we would take lightly. we're doing

bill: hum. >> dana: let's bring in criminal defense attorney ryan clay pool. this is getting underway.point that you want everyone to be thinking about as this case gets under way. let's give you the floor. >> yeah, in an involuntary manslaughter case not enough to prove that alec baldwin was negligent or he was careless or reckless. the prosecutor has to also prove what is called legal causation. that will be a hard haul. why? that means the prosecutor has to prove baldwin's conduct was a substantial factor in causing the death of hutchins. it is standing alone baldwin pulling the trigger caused her death. new mexico has the but for test. but for baldwin pulling the trigger hutchins dies. you have to have reed putting the live bullet in the gun that caused her death. you don't have two or three people charged with murder or reckless handling of a gun. if i'm baldwin's lawyer i'm putting reed on trial. she is responsible to make sure there isn't a live bullet in that gun. >> he said he thought it was cold, meaning it wasn't loaded. this is the moment that he was speaking to sheriffs at

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bill may. following his older sister into the pool when he was just 9 years old, may was often the only male on a world championship with team usa. his eye, though, was always on the olympics. it seemed this year may's moment has arrived. for the first time ever, this year the ioc said men can try out to compete in artistic swimming events in the olympic games. may made it to the final cut for team usa but ultimately did not make the olympic team. >> you know, it was something i wanted for myself but i wanted it for the sport. i fight for the inclusion of men in the sport. i try to inspire others like they've inspired me. just because i feel, no matter who you are, male, female, anyone. if you have a desire to do something then nothing should stand in your way. >> lara: talk about the various things athlete doss to train for their career? >> we spend about 10, 12 hours in the pool. outside the pool we're doing cross training and fitness training and core workouts and flexibility. >> james: this is artistic swimming. but it is hard. >> lara: i was just going to say you make it look so easy above

and as for almost to end the bill, if he'd been in the band, but the end of us for, if it were to happen, would dramatically alter the balance of pool and not in due claims favor. and of course, i'm sure if i'll just 0 inside story by spring, i guess into the show now i have joining us from badging. i'm a tango, ne, political and economic affairs specialist and senior fellow at the time institute in moscow. chris, we for the c o of micro advisory, a strategic consultancy focused on russia, and you raise you and in rome. o we matthews, a contributing writer for the spec, paid to magazine, and all for all of overreach, the inside story of futons war games to crime. thanks for the joining us, that'd be stop with o in in room. so should we read the ukrainian farm and it says, recent visit to china is a sign that your crime is now trying to focus more on diplomacy as a solution to the war. well, i think unfortunately the reality on the ground is that the height, they have increasing the little choice but to so you can into the will because the tragically, um, the one thing that ukraine is running out of as well. the one thing that the we

bill. according to you, the evil right, that's all they do. even though we had one of the most diverse poolsn goes back to why are they trying to make kamala the fall guy. i think she knows where the bodies are buried and she hasn't committed to going down with the ship. for him to say that is irresponsible. they are throwing out all of these ideas to change the conversation. it needs to be brought back to this is why i have issue with him. of seen more people trade their integrity just to be against trump. whatever he is, whatever you claim him to be, you are worse because at least he's true to himself and he believes what he's doing. you are just saying [ bleep ]. you don't want kamala? man up and say kamala harris is unfit to lead and tell us why because you are trying to say she's not better than a guy who can't talk to anyone for three seconds without the person looking at him going dear god, is he okay, i don't know what to do right now, should i hold his hand or get a shovel? >> greg: tyler, what do you make of -- like, it's very easy to make, say, a dei hire but almost impossible to

bill clinton and obama pick. i would advise presidents 42 and 44 to select eight leading contenders out of the pool of those who choosegoing to sit and let clinton and obama bulldoze her, she knows this is her only shot at the oval so she has some irons in the fire herself. new york times trying to rebrand kamala for the 18th time. now she's the strong independent black woman who's not here to make friends, here to govern. one of her close friends is telling the times, i think she's got into a point were most black women get, when the criticism is unrelenting the expectations continue to mount. and she just said i'm not quite to make everybody happy, i'm not going to please everybody all the time. but what i am here to do is be the very best vice president for this country that i can be and i'm just going to focus on doing that. democrats always make it about race with kamala, never substance. but kamala can do something biden can't, walk and talk. she met with america's olympic basketball team today in vegas, there she is with lebron and steph curry. it was just a photo op but something biden can't do without a telep

bill clinton was right, ronald reagan was right, always about the economy. that is the success or failure of a presidential admini administration. >> a new pool of 1500 latino, more than four out of ten hispanic voters trust trump on the border more than biden. biden is at 38%. they say the top issue is inflation, we should say 36 million u.s. latinos are eligible to vote in this year's election, what you say to that? >> i think when you talk to legal residents and u.s. citizens, naturalized to latin american countries, they understand the pressure, rampant insecurity on the border causes this in a nation. they understand the micro sense how does it affect their micro economies, is a hard to get jobs and maintain jobs? they know the answer is yes. it is harder to have safety and peace in communities? the answer is yes so they know what's happening. are you keeping drugs out of the community? this administration is not. they see it and feel it just like the economy. >> former president trump campaigning on cutting taxes saying no taxes on tips, that will help millions of workers. interested again listening to the president of el salvador on what they are get

pool of employees. now, a lack of child care has resulted in the economy losing an estimated $122 billion each year. the bille chamber of commerce, and the senators are hoping that it's going to get enough support to make a tax package, and we'll be watching that fight very closely next year on capitol hill. >> explain how it would work again. they're making it more affordable for the buyer by subsidizing it, and then there's making it more affordable by lowering the costs. what are the details here? >> yeah, so it's this two-part thing. through a series of tax credits that families can take advantage of, the cost for child care should come down. plus, they have a separate measure that is part of this larger package that would create a grant program, and that would go to helping states fund additional child care workers. a lot of them said look, we love what we do. we want to do it, but unfortunately, we can't charge as much as we need to pay folks because then families would be priced out. our folks are leaving the industry because it's so easy for them to find better paying jobs elsewhere, even though they

bill clinton and obama pick. >> i would advise presidentslect 42 and 44 to select a leading contender out of the pool of those whoose to run. but kamala isn't going to sitd and like clinton and obama bulldozer. she knows thisa is are only shotva at the oval. so she's got some irons in thesl fire self. "new york times" trying to rebrand g to kamala for the 18th time. now she's the strong independen t black woman who's frien not here to make friends. she's here to govern. dso gove one of her close friendss, is telling the times, i think, that she's gotte in to a point where most black women get when the criticisms unrelenting, the expectations continue to mount. and she just said, i'm not mak going to make everybody happy. i'm not goine g to please everybody all the time. >> but what i am here e to doe y is be the very best vicere president for this country that isident can be.s >> and i'm just goinong to focus on doing that.s alwa democrats always make it about race with kamala, never rae. ancys about but kamala can do something. biden can walk c and talk. >> she met with america's olympic basketball team todayth

pool. the united states versus australia. caleb dressel helped lead to th. katie ledecky began her quest to be the most decorated female olympian ever medaling in the 400-meter freestyle. it was billed as the race of the century. with so many powerhouse swimmers competing. while she scored bronze, she has got more opportunities ahead to step atop the podium in the days ahead. we start our coverage tonight with stephanie gosk who is at the aquatics center today. >> reporter: what a way for team usa to win its first gold medal in paris. hunter armstrong, jack alexi, chris juliano, and kale indressel dominating the four-by-100 relay. >> the americans get it done again. >> it was surreal. trying to take in every moment. >> reporter: dressel anchored the race. his eighth gold medal might have been his sweetest. it was the first witnessed by his 6-month-old son, august. >> really special making the team in front of him and winning gold in front of him. i can take that with me the rest of my life. >> reporter: it was a strong showing in the pool for the women of team usa, too. picking up silver in the same event. >> i think everyone's happy with how we swam. >> reporter: and katie ledecky

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bill? >> yeah, neil, good afternoon. first public comments that jd vance made since president biden dropped out of the race yesterday. vance said he found out about that breaking news while he was at the pool yesterday. he called what democrats are doing, quote, disgraceful, said he feels it's elites throwing biden overhe board now that he is no longer useful to them. take a listen. >> cannot for 3½ years take a guy who clearly didn't have the mental capacity to do the job. kamala harris lied about it. my senate democratic colleagues lied about it. the media lied about it. every single person who saw joe biden knew that he wasn't capable of doing the job and for three years they said nothing until he became political deadweight. >> as we heard kamala harris continues to rack up democratic endorsements as well as tens of millions of dollars in new fundraising. appears she may be the one to take on donald trump on the top of the ticket and vance said he was looking forward to debating her. take a listen. >> i was told i was going to get to debate kamala harris and now president trump is going to get to debate her. i'm kind of pissed off about that. >> tried to make an appeal to any democrati

bill, let's get to you now. we can't seem to escape this brutal heat. are we going to have to spend the whole holiday weekend inside? that's the question. yeah, inside or in that pool? that's gotten pretty toasty. i imagine in a lot of cases, the heat is different. we got the heat. dry heat in the west, the really soupy stuff is in areas of the east. so the feels like temperature really is different depending on where you are. but in total, when we add it all up, we're over a third of the us population approaching about half many locations in the west are under those, what we call excessive heat warnings and some of the hottest temperatures. as you'd expect right now at this hour. it's actually interesting. reading right now is 109 just past noon. it's warmer than vegas and phoenix. raleigh, by the way, durham airport hit 106 last hour. that's their all time hottest temperature ever recorded there at the airport. so it's interesting how it's on one coast and on the other. the heat indices, though, because the relative humidity is so low, it actually feels cooler than the actual air temperature in many areas of the west. but in redding, you're already getting there.

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