it's the blackwell formulation. the chips and their company systems have turned out to be even more popular than we expected when they first rolled them out at the gtc conference. the fair i went to where i couldn't have been more bullish i wasn't bullish enough. plenty wonder if blackwell could cause a major problem. if the new chips so strong why would you go buy the current ones when you just wait for them to shop them in the fall? just as the amazing cfo told us, there are no transition worries. the current ones work well with blackwell. positive, demand for blackwell which allows ai to be fed not just text but video is so strong that you have to wonder if it'll be stronger than first thought. it doesn't hurt that blackwell is a software platform. they make the chip and the eco system. you know what that means? higher gross margins. they are talking about 200 billion dollars in data center sales for 2025 which is 60 billion-dollar monday the consensus people are looking for. data center investment is acceleratin

we have blackwell coming at the end of this year, hopper brought us here.eed hopper sales. this company is not stopping at 30% is minimum, charles. we could see up to 100% move over the next six to eight quarters and this is because there is plenty of room in the pe ratio. it goes back to the real profits that we discussed around the a.i. economy. this company is valued low because it has grown 500 to 600% on the bottom line. that valuation is too low for this run to be over. charles: we're not used to them leading the way when they go parabolic like that so we've got these data centers and i read where this whole thing will now cause a power demand. i want to make sure i got the number right to increase 8,000%? and we've been hearing about this and a lot of folks pivoted their portfolio to that but a lot of these so-called power plays struggled of late so what's the timeline? because i've been around a long time. there's the hype, which these stocks go crazy, they go up. all of a sudden these names don't meet the hype. they come back down but over time the

they said we're fg to make a lot of blackwell revenue this year.u want them to say at this point? >> that's the thing is they have to say a lot of p graeat things in order to justify that valuation. the concern i have with nvidia is the concern i always have with semiconductors, that's customer concentration. if 22% of your revenue is coming from a single client, microsoft and five people on their board of directors say can we cut back on our capex a little bit, and suddenly the arms race isn't as robust as we are expecting across these five or six hyperscalers, that changes the business model dramatically. that's the one kind of concern that i have. every quarter they prove me wrong, and i think there's a lot of growth left in front of them, but that is kind of for me an ongoing concern. >> for more on how the options market is bracing for amd earnings next week, let's bring in optimize advisers mike khouw. what are you looking at here? >> yeah, so the options market has been generally pretty optimistic on amd, calls have outpaced puts 2 to 1 on a

. >> i'm victor blackwell. good to have you. thanks for joining us. working for, working on for you this morning i'm very concerned that the data does not show a path to victory with president biden more than 30 congressional democrats are now calling on the president to leave the 2024 race. >> what the campaign is pointing to as the reason he should stay. plus why the president is reportedly seething at former house speaker nancy pelosi, and today donald trump and his running mate, j.d. >> vance, will hold their first joint rally. exactly what the week after trump survived an assassination attempt that changes, the campaign and secret service officials are making ahead of today's rally, businesses, hospitals, and airlines are trying to get back on track today after a cyber outage lead to gridlock across the globe, what sparked it, and how scammers are already trying to take advantage of the confusion. >> last, get ready for panda-monium. janet, see if this is there's a reason why i'm reading this, because i will never say fandom. one of a different k

martin blackwell, the great virginia national committee man is here again. he's close. she really cared about the life. she wrote a book about her experience called "how the republican party became pro-life." it was about fighting for the platform and the words mattering and making sure the words were strong. this year i tell people we went from 35,000 words in the last platform to 5000. everybody lost words. israel was mentioned 19 times in the 2020 platform. it is mentioned once with israel. the pro-life platform plank got smaller. i think it is very strong. especially after roe v. wade, it lays out a vision of how we have to move forward. if you recall, it is principles and policies and how politics fits in. in this case there is a lot to be done at the states. there are some aspects of pro-life that will be done federally, mostly having to do with regulatory decisions that joe biden has made about abortion drugs. i think it's a great pro-life plank. i fed up leisure going around to state delegations talking about it. host: ed martin, you have to know politics. has a

i think also blackwell's change much higher and that's a place for the street to go. >> i'll say thisuntil august 23rd. 40% comes from microsoft, google. and meta. 100% growth in earnings this year, and 2025 has been going up. it was 25%. now it's about 35%. so the expectations keep going up with the price. >> do you think the other companies reporting at the end of the month, do you think that's a bad thing? >> no. it's up $2.5 billion. the more that happens, if revenues keep decelerating and some of these buyers of the stuff, then capex is going to go down. if they're not able to get the return on that investment any time soon, you're going to see capex kind of fall off of it. >> coming up, the first look at the 2024 sun val will conference. what to expect as ceos gather to discuss everything from ai to streaming to the exclusive interview with sofi ceo anthony noto. we'll go live to idaho for all the details. want to save on some of the biggest names in streaming on the network made for streaming? x marks the spot. now you can add the new xfinity streamsaver™ that includes netflix,

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two firms raising their price targets yesterday and demand for the blackwell ai chip.nother analyst who's also bestablish o the stock, vivek armya. great to have you with us. >> good morning. >> i was reading your flnote fr just a couple of weeks ago or last week, it could be. it says nvidia is relatively underowned, which i thought was really surprising. the assumption is that the mag-7, particularly nvidia, the probably the most owned trade on wall street. what have you found. . >> sure, thanks, melissa. the most important thing is we have found that we went through phase 1 of a large language model deployment. now we'll start phase ii. that's when we'll see a lot more optimized morals getting alarm in scope, to increase their accuracy, but also getting a lot smaller and optimized, and that requires a very flexible set of hardware, software, silicon, and that is the ecosystem nvidia has pioneered and created. and that's just at the start of their gen-2 product, blackwell, which will start to kick-start this phase ii of ai. that's really important to realize that even

victor blackwell. thank you so much. and we'll be right back. >> merrick, his best towns to visit. he's brought to you by audi stays, straight for the next 200 miles get into an audi and go your own way find your way to exceptional offers during the summer of audi sales event at your local audi dealer if you have generalized myasthenia gravis picture, would life could look like with viv guard high to low a subcutaneous injection that takes about 30 to 90 seconds for one thing could mean more time for you this guard high to low can improve daily abilities and reduce muscle weakness with a treatment plan that's personalized to you do not use viv guard had truly if you have a serious allergy to any of his ingredients it can cause serious allergic reactions like trouble breathing and decrease in blood pressure leading the fainting and allergic reactions such as rashes, swelling under the skin, shortness of breath, and hives the most common side effects or respiratory and urinary tract infections, headache, and injection site reactions. >> it may increase the risk of infusion related re

i'm victor you're blackwell and amara walker. thank you so much for joining us this morning. we begin with breaking news this hour and israeli security official tells cnn that a top hamas military official, mohammed deif was targeted in an israeli airstrike in southern gaza this morning. now, deif is the leader of hamas's qassam brigades now, it comes as gaza officials say, at least 20 the team are dead, dozens injured in a strike in the khan younis area. >> new video into cnn now shows the moment of that strike. gaza officials say it hit an area where displaced people were sheltering. cnn's jeremy diamond joins us from jerusalem now with more what's the latest you're hearing jeremy well, the israeli military says that it is still looking into these reports of whether or not mohammed deif has indeed been killed in this strike. >> but in israeli security official is indeed telling me that mohammed dave was the target of this enormous premise israeli airstrike that took place in the expanded humanitarian zone of al-mawasi, this area that the israeli military has designated as a

i'm victor blackwell and i'm veronica miracle. and for amara walker here working on for you this morning but it seemed like you were having trouble from the first question even before he spoke well, i just have a bad night you must embarrassing or use must smell. i don't can't remember anything. i'm shooting do. i've had plenty finance president biden vows to stay in and when the 2024 presidential race, what he says about the growing calls from within his own party to drop out, whether he'll take a cognitive test and release those results to americans. >> and the question that keep refuse to answer during a make or break interview. that's coming up ahead. and hurricane watches it posted for 350 miles of the texas coastline. >> now, tropical storm beryl is inching closer meteorologist at least a rafah it is timing out the threats that coming up so a bad night, not a bigger problem. >> that's president biden's take away from his performance at cnn's debate last month, he sat down with abc news george stephanopoulos last night in a h

just try to get a blackwell. >> i'm not on the market for a blackwell right now. i'm not running my own generative ai model. >> i've got one going in quaker town, pa, that will crush them. >> why are you watching the hearings of gamestop? what are you doing there, jim? >> documentary? >> i'm working on my own thing. >> your own thing? you don't have enough going season. >> no, i do not. i want a lot more. if i do it, it's a regard. when we come back, i have an apple story that will blow your mind. the best apple story there is. >> you're also going to touch on nike, i believe. >> i have to, i have to. i will give you -- >> you've got a break. you already have a great tease. >> i'm not going to back down. >> tom petty is the guy they brought back. >> i miss tom petty. >> he was fabulous. >> take a look at the premarket here. we'll get to nike and a bunch of other names when we come back. (♪♪) what took you so long? i'm sorry, there was a long line at the thai place. you get the sauce i like? of course! you're the man! i wish. the future isn't scary. not investing i

kim blackwell is his nephew. >> he wrote his mother a letter. that he was going across the ocean to show that there are boundaries that can be broken. >> reporter: back then, just 44 countries competed, compared to more than 200 now, and only 135 women took part. today, there are equal numbers of male and female athletes. >> the first game that we call the first game equalled men and women. >> reporter: the olympics has changed. >> the break dance, that doesn't -- it didn't exist in 1924, so -- >> reporter: that didn't exist in 1924? >> no, i'm sure of this. >> reporter: come on! but the ideals of a century ago remain. >> you can advance on merit. you win the race because you run the fastest. you win the long jump because you jumped the furthest. >> reporter: that's the olympic spirit? >> that's right. >> reporter: keir simmons, nbc news, paris. >>> that's "nightly news" for this tuesday. join us tomorrow night for our coverage of president biden's address to the nation as he exits the 2024 presidential race. coverage begins at 8:00 p.m. thanks

>> yes, mark zuckerberg believes in the industrial revolution, he believes in blackwell, he believes that blackwell is going to be the -- the latest iteration of shipping. >> yet to come out. >> is going to be nvidia. nvidia is what everybody has been missing. i don't think people realize the step change between the current and the new is that they can feed everything in video. you can feed movies of james bond and that's why they do have the robot that can pour drinks so you can say and -- >> they train on all 13 years of worth of our shows here sitting here the three of us. could they train on that too? >> it was me, and he said he had worked all weekend on the philadelphia lilt, which is not unlike kate winslet when she was in -- >> they can input video and train it as well. >> it is eerie. no one would know it wasn't you. >> the rate of change is accelerating. we haven't talked about it as often lately, but it is still coming. >> yeah, i think what you're seeing was not convenience. it was not convenience. i will tell you i think mark zuckerberg has changed. i text him, i say, li

the qr code is on your screen boris victor blackwell alive for us in san diego will see more of victor later tonight. so stay tuned for that. we're also getting closer so the fireworks right here in washington, dc at ahead, gavin to grob performing live with a us air force band and later, of course the one and only cassia we'll be right back in just a moment merrick best towns to visit. he's brought to you by audi stays straight for the next 200 miles get into an audi. and go your own way find your way to exceptional offers during the summer of audi sales event at your local audi dealer greetings happen. >> the best night of the week, cabin yeah. >> and having dance parties happened yeah that's not good hey, what that down big moments happened happens be there with rnc shop early prime day deals at amazon.com are the facts. >> she shot me for a used car, but she doesn't know that nearly half of them have been in an accident. >> likely car fact shows how accidents impact price. so she doesn't have to overpay unpause contact good morning with the collapse good. good. good yeah try delta

let's just say the blackwell was likely just feeding on bait . fish and did not attack that boat. lucky escaped. that's it for me down jordan, for now more information of course on our website i'll just companies continues up to one on one east station. thanks for watching. the there is no channel that covers world views like we do as a roman correspondence, i am constantly on the goals, covering topics from politics, to environmental issues. like nothing ever seen. what we want to know is how does these things effect people? we revisit places day even when they're no international headlines. i'll just say we're really invested in that. and that's a privilege. as a journalist of the in india is remote to tribal communities. there's a sports that drives introduced by we some of these and the 19th century hockey's now in green did the culture and plays from here. it says contributing to india as hawkins. and by the way, through them when they moved out there. yeah, that'd be, i guess, as contacting them and they can, they can adapt this over to kim, the samsung when they came in and you d

we have blackwell coming in in 2025. there is quite a lot of product development. nvidia does enjoy a competitive moat in terms of software and hardware. i think we are just beginning in the purchase of these gpu trips -- chips from government and other sectors like health care, the automotive sector. so look, at the end of the day when the stock has risen 150%, there can always be a pullback, but i would say we are still pretty early innings on the nvidia story. ed: we have done a lot of another show of laid -- late about how difficult it is for the sell side to forecast topline growth. you are in the camp of people that says genai is going to change everything, but it is not net -- yet priced in. which sectors is it not yet priced in for? where is that not being reflected? nancy: i think given what we have seen in the first and second quarter, and particularly the united states, the second quarter all led by the magnificent five, apple and tesla obviously lagged a bit, but it was tech, tech, and tech. i would say genai has been priced into a certain extent to tho

they provide the memory for nvidia's ai chips including the new blackwell. keybank increasing price target to 165. stuart: british petroleum. lauren: they are warning of lower refining margins, stock is down 4.4%. stuart: helen of troy. . to think revlon, hydro class, competes with stanley, lowered their annual earnings forecast. these shares up 30%. this is a decade low citing weakness in consumer spending. blue and you got that from charles payne? lauren: it is not giving credit where credit is due. like to stock like helen of troyes down 30%, not just a soft consumer. what has taken the market share? they are doing extraordinary. that's why i am against monopolistic breakups of things. let the private sector come up with a better monster. they bought products they don't advise anymore. the guy who invested it was charles robson. they had old stale products. stuart: always good. thank you. starting today, migrants will no longer be allowed to sleep at boston at logan airport. the governor of massachusetts says her state shelters have run out of space. new

we knew they were moving from the h-1 chip which gave birth to the regulation and the blackwell chiphich uses less power. and the year after, next year, they will introduce the vera chip which is another step up in competing power and step down in power consumption. i think that made people think actually they are pulling away from the competition on supply. there's still questions about demand. there are still questions about where's the profitability of the people spending all this money and how will they keep doing that and how will that ex accelerate in the years to come? it always boils down to supply and demand in economics. >> how does that compare with apple and macqicrosoft? these are the biggest companies in the world. how will nvidia surpass apple and microsoft sustainably? >> that is an open question. i think most would agree that microsoft is an early adopter of a.i. copilot building in every day products we use and then the openai and they are really embracing generative a.i. in some ways, there is proof of a real-world use case. they have to prove those are prof profit

. >> up to.5%, ubs did some channel checks and they saved nvidia's next-generation chip, the blackwellting were not seen a positive purchasing by clients, they continue to upgrade to the newest and the best from nvidia. david: service now, the opposite direction, the stock is down a workflow software company, guggenheim cox undercuts them to sell, unlike what i just said about ubs and nvidia, guggenheim says they have been doing checks on service now and they've seen a dearth of generative a.i. sales because of slower spending by it companies, that is down 4.2%. david: let's go to spear airlines. >> deutsche bank low-fare carriers like spirit continue to struggle despite record demand, use all fourth of july travel. the stock is down almost 3%. david: now this, for senior democrats reportedly joining calls for president biden to end his reelection bid as congress returned to capitol hill today. this is biden campaign faces mounting pressure following the abc news interview on friday. aishah hasnie joins me now from capitol hill, what is the latest. >> good morning to you, that is a big

>> well, if they had capacity at the scale necessary to satisfy blackwell demand and all of the demandones and all these things operating at higher nodes that really need that manufacturing capacity, but i mean it's a juggernaut, tsmc is. it would tarek the u.s. and intel a couple of decades to be able to replace that kind of capacity. >> they've already said at the oregon plant that costs are too high and chips manufactured here in the u.s. will be more expensive than in taiwan. an open door for washington to provide a subsidy to the companies producing here. >> it takes years. it's one thing to say can we produce the same sort of thing here as they do over there, they're backlogged no matter where you're producing it. you can't take the majority of it off-line and be fine. >> it can be tsmc, but it has to be in the u.s. in order to make it. but you still run into these problems. >> seema, stick around, we'll do a lot more. let's bring in matt bryson senior vice president of equity research and hardware at wedbush securities. jump in, matt. there aren't really easy alternatives if the

strong demands they're seeing for the new blackwell gp and the chip has not come out and it'll generate $200 billion in chip sales in 2025. stuart: any comment on that? >> i do. nvidia stock going hyperbolic and keeps going up, they keep increasing their earnings so this argument that the you hear people say can't go up forever but can it go to 180? can it for sure. in the private markets that's interesting and we're meeting with a company later today that has a chip they claim is 21 times faster than nvidia's fastest chip and it's a company valued at $30 million. we're looking and saying there's a lot of people making that claim and if this holds water, it a great place to be investing for us. remember, these chips are not making them but designing them and they're being made at foundry at taiwan semiconductor for the most part. if there are other people that can be designed something as good and investing in it at a fraction of the price of nvidia, that gets me excited. lauren: yeah. stuart: everybody viewing this program in the moment saying which company are you talking about? laure

i'm sarah signer alongside victor blackwell, standing right here. it's going to happen right behind us. i cannot weigh. look at this guy he lied. i knew the shot we took at the top is just beautiful. i can tell you that the families as predicted, have filled in on the seawall. we've been watching the rafah come across the bridge on the core nato, island all night the boats are in the water. they've com, the music over at that band shell, the amphitheater, you see a cross the bay every body now sitting and waiting for the biggest fire, firework show on the west coast to begin. >> it is going to happen, but we don't have it yet. so i figured i said, should we do a little fun being a little wildness and this is all we got for you. i know these are the frisco it's not as good. trust me as the show this show is incredible and the weather is incredible. you heard a little bang there. i don't think it's here we go here's. the big bei bu and also performing now, google dollars come up could. you please. hi yeah. >> the thing you want to feel give you a thin

they say if you looked at demand for the new blackwell chip that comes out at the latter part of thisnot cooling at all. if you want my opinion, i would say the a.i. rally is bubble by, i wouldn't call it a bubble. jeffreys came out with a note saying we have this basket of 27a.i. names. each of them is up on average 127%, so you're more than doubling your money since chatgpt launched at the end of 2022. >> what's the difference between bubbly and a bubble? lauren: well, because -- [laughter] that's a very good question. it feels very inflated. be careful where you put your money. >> lauren's very moderate about that which is probably more prudent. i'll just say it's a bubble but that you can't time when the bubble bursts, and this bubble's going to burst. stuart: but there will be some survivors -- well, if you mean survivors that the companies stay in business and make a lot of money, yes. but people losing 30, 40, 50% when they don't think it can go down, they think it only goes higher and that things that go up only go up further, they end up having to sell out at that loss becaus

first of all, victor blackwell is up next what you have coming up all right there's a new letter from a growing group of black female leaders. >> it says the push for president biden to step aside is unjust and undemocratic i'll speak to one of those leaders who signed the letter also, martin luther king, the third is here, of course he knows the personal loss of political violence. we're going to talk with him about the push for unity after the attempted assassination of donald trump. and those mass deportation now signs at the rnc also perspective from a refugee community in new york reeling after police shot and killed a teenager who came to this country to get away from violence and calls for change through opera house. eric garner and other black people killed by police are being remembered ten years after his death with help from his mother. >> a lot going on across. we'll be watching that. >> thank you. let's do it now well, first of all, i'm just glad to be back in atlanta after getting caught up in the travel mess, we all just went through maybe the only thing as complicated

price target to $140, suggesting around 13% upside from current levels, citing nvidia's upcoming blackwell year, and citi has opened a 30-day upside call on nvidia as analysts there eagerly await a fireside chat between ceo jensen huang and meta's ceo, mark zuckerberg. both leaders are expected to talk artificial intelligence and potential collaborations. analysts there also add that the geopolitical risk that weighed on chip stocks last week presents a good buying opportunity. now, with today's price action, stock is now less than 10% from its recent high, trading higher by about .6% in today's trade, mike. >> seema, thank you very much. vijay, semiconductor, different part of the industry. what's the set-up here as they try to contend with a cycle that's been a little bit tough? >> sure. thanks for having me on, mike. i think this is the analog group as a whole, including xpi, what they're seeing is probably two years of underperformance. so we think now what you're seeing is the analog group has gone through a significant inventory correction and we should start to see inventory across

and today, one of those radio hosts revealed to our colleague, victor blackwell that the campaign had actually provided her with a list of recommended questions before the interview from which she chose as four to ask the president, take a listen to that exchange a bit earlier, stay here on cnn questions were sent to me for approval. >> i approved to them. >> okay. so the white house sent the questions to you ahead of the view? yes. okay. thank got several questions. eight of them. and the fordham, what chosen with the ones that i approved now the campaign and a statements did not deny providing these questions to that radio show host, but they did add that the interview was not conditioned on acceptance of those questions and added that the reporter can ask the questions they see fit. >> now, today the campaign has also say that they're changing their practices going forward and that they will no longer be recommending questions ahead of interviews. one source familiar with the biden booking operation over at the campaign said, while interview host have always been free to ask whatev

. >> i'm victor blackwell. >> i am amara kara walker alongside allison chinchar and andy scholes. i don't know if anyone else senses you seem a little tense, a little worried, looking at my hand concerned about the tech outage, your flight tomorrow. >> i'm a concern i'm supposed to be on a tiny caribbean island soon, and i'm supposed to fly out tomorrow, got a countdown clock light, rather nice au and i look at the airports and people it's still there from friday aos be to blame miss your flight wasn't friday because what a nightmare as people get out, i really did david. yeah. >> i mean, can you imagine you don't get out and at to see you on saturday, oh, well, yeah about she has to see me on saturday. i got it. i needed well. here's. what we, are working on for you this morning. the secret service now says it did deny former president trump's certain resources in the months leading up to last week's assassination attempt why the agency says it made that decision on what to expect when the head of the secret service faces lawmakers tomorrow, donald trump and j.d. >> vance hit the

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surrounding a pair of radio interviews of president did on thursday, the radio host spoke to cnn's victor blackwell this morning revealing the questions were provided by biden aides. let's play that clip the questions were sent to me for approval. >> i approved to them okay. so the white house sent the questions to you ahead of the interview yes. okay. thank got several questions. eight of them. and the four that will chosen with the ones that i approved how is the campaign defending this decision to send questions ahead of time, which by the way as a journalist, i that's never happened to me you know, that's not typical of any sort of interview with the reporter, right? >> yeah, pamela, this was an interview that was coordinated through the campaign. a campaign spokeswoman person today, not denying that they provided questions, but they insist that there were no conditions for this interview. and i want to read you a bit of that statement. they said it's quote, it's not at all uncommon practice for interviewees to share their topics they would prefer these questions were relevant to the news of th

for the best lobster rolls or lobster, as i would say, being a new englander today, cnn's victor blackwell is taking us to the top spot on the list. >> regimen is this amazing place for people who have ideas it's the calm and make them happen. hamilton glass is an artist living in richmond, virginia for people coming to richmond for the first time, what is something they must do before they leave? they must experience the art. and i know i understand. i'm biased because i'm an artist, but richmond, according to usa today, richmond is number two and the united states and street are. so it's not just me saying that, but richmond history with public art is complicated as the former capital of the confederacy, richmond was once home to more confederate monuments than any other us city according to its mayor but in 2020s, spurred by the murder of george floyd and the black lives matter movement. a lot of people in richmond called for their removal. and in some cases took matters into their own hands. this is jefferson davis, why this presentation context is important. here's the photograph we k

well, first of all, with victor blackwell is coming up next victor, what are you have for us? we have a lot to former presidential candidates will react to president biden to interview former massachusetts governor devolve patrick and former senator and ambassador carol moseley braun are here. do they think that he can resist the calls to step aside? plus, we're hearing a lot from politicians, but how do voters feel about all this? i'll speak with two radio host to also interview the president this week and the case of taylor casey missing in the bahamas for more than two weeks. now, we're not going to let all the politics drown this story out. her mother is the asking for the fbi to help and she'll be joining us live a lot going on. we'll be watching. all right, let's start it right now well, first of all, if democrats are worried about that, one bad night at a debate, and that might lead to one bad night in november. they're probably not comforted by how president biden answered this question last night. >> mr. president, i've never seen a president 36% approval get reelecte

so of our friends are out there let's bring in our colleagues, victor blackwell and sara sidner in san diego. >> victor, i see you where sarah guys, i know i have a co-host but she has been all over the place. let me see if i get sarah. what are you doing on a jet ski i. >> mean it san diego. what else are you going to do? i was having a little bit too much one, so i'm going to come join you just a minute. you know, i cannot wait for that as 500,000 people gonna watch this. but you know what, maybe i'll watch it from the bay victor. i think i'm going to watch it from the back. i'm sorry. okay. at some point you've got to come up here with me yes. >> all right. i will come up there with you, but for right now i'm sorry. >> go ahead. you have your so while stairs have been out on the bei listen, guys, we have a huge so when you come out west reo speed wagon teeth pain bleachers, google dollars, not to mention the hi works we've got them from san francisco and houston and new orleans. we're taking you to guam for the first time on this show, alaska and the big bay boom here over san diego

i'm victor blackwell and i'm veronica miracle in for amara walker. here's what we're working on for you this morning. under pressure, president biden heads to pennsylvania today as he's facing more cold from within his own party to drop out of the 2024 presidential race we're logged with how he plans to make his case to concern voters millions of people in texas are bracing for tropical storm beryl to regain strength and bring life storm surge and hurricane-force winds meteorologist elisa raffa is here to track the hurricane warnings. >> just posted this morning and happening now, voting in a second round of one of france's most consequential parliamentary elections in recent history will take you live to paris for the latest. >> and it is the ohtani factor how the los angeles dodgers $700,000,000 man is changing the tourism game in southern california. we have that for you a little later while president joe biden heads to pennsylvania today for campaign events as in party pressure mounts for him to drop out the fifth house democrat representative, a

i'm victor blackwell lying to you all i'm amara walker and here's what we're working on for you this morning she was a bum three weeks ago. she was a bomb former president donald trump is testing out new attacks on republican rival vice president kamala harris as he sees as once commanding lead in swing-state polls shrinking within just a matter of days, how the trump campaign is struggling to define harris. and some trains are back on track and france this morning, a day after what officials called a coordinated act of sabotage ahead of the olympics opening ceremony, the concerns for more attacks is the first gold medals will be handed out this morning and a massive 300,000 acre wildfire has already burned an area the size of los angeles and it is on the move in northern california, we are on the fire lines with the very latest and one of mexico's most notorious drug lords is now in us custody thanks to the help of drug kingpin, el chapo's son. what we're learning about the arrest that's coming up i've harris campaign is now chartering its course for the next 100 days leading up to

i'm victor blackwell and i'm veronica miracle in for amara walker. here's what we're working on for you. this morning. >> for more to mining coomassie, you get out of the race. i got the race. and lord, on monday is not coming down by and president biden vows to stay in. and when the 2024 presidential race, what he says about the growing calls from within his own party to draw about whether he'll take a call i'm going to of test and release those results to americans. and the question he refused to answer during a make or break interview. that's coming up ahead. double dose of extreme weather, tropical storm beryl is targeting texas and 70 million people are under heat alerts in the west. >> meteorologist elisa raffa is here to track it all and a heart surgeon who rose to power in iran's parliament is now the country's next president-elect. his message to iran and the world's ahead and alive reports. so that's they are two of the most popular drugs on the market right now, what researchers say about ozempic and wegovy his legs to a rare type of blind

i'm victor blackwell morning, everyone. >> i'm amara walker. >> and here's what we're working on for you this morning. breaking news, israel strikes back hitting hezbollah targets in lebanon overnight after the deadliest attack on israeli civilians since october 7 till's a dozen children are critical israeli security cabinet meeting and new fears of an all-out war she's terrible, she's worst, she's worse than he is. >> i'll tell you right now. >> so what he and his running mate are saying. >> well, it's just plain weird former president donald trump and vice president kamala harris traded attacks on the campaign trail election day he's now 100 days away and a crisis in california, 350,000 acre wildfire threatens for northern california counties. >> and it is still raging out of control. we are alive on the fire lines with you evacuation warnings in effect and a greatest american gymnast of all time is competing in the paris olympics this morning, simone biles is eight word inspirational message before taking the floor we begin this morning with the breaking news in the middle east, i

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i'm amara walker and victor blackwell. so good to be with you here. >> here's what we're working on for you this morning. we're starting with breaking news. israel strikes back hitting hezbollah targets in lebanon overnight after the deadliest attack on israel haley civilians since october 7 to a dozen children have been killed. a critical is really security council meeting and new fears of an all-out war ahead and a live report she's tara, what she's worst. she's worse than he is. i'll tell you right now some of what he is running week are saying. well, it's just plain weird former president, donald trump and vice president kamala harris trading attacks on the campaign trail as a race for the white house enters its final 100 days. >> we're alive, but the latest and several ongoing wildfires active in the west coast. this is increasing areas under air quality alerts due to smoke will also take a look at the forecast for these fires coming up and up possible setback for the greatest american gymnast of all time. and she com

cnn's victor blackwell portland's lighthouses are for more than just decoration and it's a harbour town. so the trip from c to sandwich is short and i hear it's delicious. it's a next level foods seen, and that's why portland, maine is forth on cnn's list of best american towns to visit. cnn's derrick van damme hit the road to find out more. and i hear he tasted a lot of lobster in the process. >> in portland, maine, the lobster industry is more than a livelihood. it's a way of life now it's getting real. we just got our law officers it's we went off about 15 miles off the coast of maine, the catchy you don't get fresher, more locally sourced lobster than that nestled on portland's waterfront, the harbor fish market has been supplying seafood. portland restaurants and customers for over 50 years. the lobsters are our so fresh they can come from the ocean and be on your plate within minutes great job. i got a new job that you get a lot of tourists. i come in here that don't have the ability to puff when they get home. so we offer the option of we will cook them and have them chilled for

well, yes, but we knew we were going to win because blackwell going to show up. i think it's pretty safe to presume that kamala harris and the tracker that she has and me being an alpha, her being an ak. i think we're going to have a divine nine mobilization that's going to happen in that regard. but there's an excitement we can't ignore that. the reality is, when you had close to 100,000 black folk and a 48 hour span mobilizing on their own. then why do we think people will not show up the data that always stays with me when i look at from brilliant corners and cornell belcher, it's not a question on will we show up? is just making sure that we don't go vote third party donald trump's rhetoric is not going to work for us when it becomes a conversation around justice, around jobs, around housing, all of those spaces, the vice president's goal, mobilize black folk in a much better way than donald trump ever could you talk about that sort of those folks that might go out and vote third party and there were between 76 and 21. there's still some space there for peopl

. >> i'm victor blackwell. thank you for joining us. here's what we're working on for you this morning. the secret service now says it did deny former president trump's certain resources in the months leading up to last week's assassination attempt. why the agents does he says it made that decision and what to expect when the head of the secret service faces lawmakers tomorrow, donald trump and j.d. >> vance hit the stage for their first joint rally since the republican national convention. >> the priorities, the two pledge to tackle, if elected and what trump had to say about project 2025? >> i was like, we may have to walk there because we're getting out of town airports across the country is still struggling to get back on schedule after that massive cyber outage friday and judging by the mountain cancellations and delays were in for a another difficult travel day ahead. but at the olympic games are less than a week away, one of the big questions has been, well, the sun river, be ready for competition. you took a dip in it not us exa

after the first pair of interviews that he did, where for the radio host spoke to see it as victor blackwell this morning and reveal the questions were provided by biden aides. let's play that clip questions were sent to me for approval. i approved to them okay. >> so the white house sent the questions to you ahead of the interview? yes okay. thank got several questions. eight of them. and the four that were chosen with the ones that i approved so our left the biden campaign is responding to this unusual practice tonight. >> what does it say? >> yeah, it isn't unusual practice and the biden campaign did not deny that they had provided some recommended questions too. >> these radio show host, they did note that the interviews were not conditioned on the fact that these questions be used. but today a source familiar with the booking operation, with the campaign told cnn that they will be changing their tactics going forward. they said the source said, quote, while interview hosts have always been free he to ask whatever questions they please, moving forward, we will refrain from offering sugge

. >> i'm victor blackwell. morning. i'm amara walker and here's what we're working on for you this morning. a tale of two campaigns. president biden is fighting nearly three dozen calls from within his own party to end his reelection bid. while former president donald trump and running mate j.d. vance hit the trail together for the first time today it's been really wild, is crazy, is crowded. >> and i have anxiety right now. >> yeah. you want the only one businesses hospitals, schools, airlines frustrated flyers, all trying to get back on track this morning after one of the largest cyber outages in history caused gridlock around the world. what started it and how scammers are already taken advantage of this confusion and sobering statistics on women's health in the u.s. we go inside the new report revealing where you live can mean the difference between life and death president biden, plotting his return to the campaign despite calls for him to end his reelection bid. more than 30 democratic lawmakers. now publicly urgi

victor blackwell is here to tell us more. viktor tacoma to coma washington. it's where you can snowshoe hiking island, blow glass, suck those oysters, assigns your head all in the same de, it so far north that has some of the longest days into the continental us. and as you said, it is number three on cnn's list of america's best towns to visit there is so much to pack in those daylight hours. derrick van dam did his best to try it all out. watch there's no shortage of things to do and see and tacoma, washington and because it's so far north, there are nearly 16 hours of daylight in the summer to help you pack it all in my day begins on mount rainier, on this misty morning, i hike across a fresh, dusting of snow their 26 glaciers on ranier and over 35 square miles of the mountain is covered in snow and ice year round. but i can't stay long because i need to make the two-hour journey back down to the puget sound matter me always stairs in their from snow shoeing to shucking pets, right? oysters that's the size of my head. >> mollusks thriving these waters and

. >> the blackwell 200, that's the new iteration. he's got a game plan for it.arl, this is one of those calls that the stock market doesn't like because it's too far out, but there are investors like cathie wood that embrace this very far-out view, of which he was glad to share, but in general, i listened to it, and i say to myself, i think it should be enough, but it's not at $176. it's now up much more, and there are people -- i mean, i know people who sell today. he would be as contemptuous toward them as he was toward mary barra and gm last night. >> turns out the robotaxi delay was not fake news, as he suggested. bernstein says today, "if you believe what elon is saying about his robotaxi, sell uber. if you live in the real world, buy uber." >> i like that. i like that. at one point, someone confuses the uber role versus the -- i'm sorry. the airbnb role. he's saying, listen, the airbnb role, that's who we are. you think we're the uber, and the whole call was so theoretical, it was like a really great seminar, like the seminar that you wanted to take but yo

nvidia, we have two people saying today that the new iteration they announced at their conference, blackwellthey can't meet demand. it's incredible. >> ubs takes nvidia to $150. prior, $120. tsm, all-time high. the stock's up every day last week. >> tsm was struggling in the 140s, because people felt that it was one and done, and then look at this run. i know that you could say, well, listen, that's -- nvidia is up 150%, but this is something, because this is a foundry company that makes this stuff, and everyone had been worried about china and the possibility of some sort of invasion, had a discount. i don't think anything's changed to make people feel that china might do something, but the discount is rapidly closing. >> the one thing we haven't mentioned, jim, was weaker ism, ism services down five. unemployment to 4.1%. powell speaks tomorrow and wednesday. >> if we have a cpi number that's good later this week, i think we're going to start talking about the three good ones that you have to have in a row. have to have three good ones before you set the table. i thought friday's number wa