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offering according to the report, brin is convening weekly discussions on a.i. with employees has taken a lead role in new hires for the project. >>> bankrupt crypto currency ftx is suing sam bankman-fried and two others this is in an effort to clawback $1 billion ftx claims misappropriated in the months leading up to the collapse last year this is taking aim at a string of share wawards and real estate that the company says should be reversed under bankruptcy law. >>> and mets owner and investor steve cohen is looking to extend past flushing hmeadows. his asset management firm says he has taken a 5.8% stake in chewy. this coming after the company posted a surprise profit last quarter and forecast full year sales of $11.15 billion and $11.35 billion, frank. >> very interesting story. silvana, chewy shares are up in the pre-market. >>> more coming up and including the one word investors have to know today. >>> first, the exclusive with zebratechnologies and the new a.i. alliance with the white house. >>> and some calling it a lost decade for china we speak with s

i want to brin: in to hear he is so unwell. i want to bring in a — to hear he is so unwell. i want to bring in a new and we are - to hear he is so unwell. i want to| bring in a new and we are getting from south wales police, they've said in a statement that south wales police has remained in contact with representatives of the metropolitan police following a meeting on monday, they've talked about information that they initially received by the force... regarding the welfare of an adult, and they say no criminality was identified. following recent events, further inquiries have been carried out and officers have spoken to a number of parties to establish whether any criminal allegations are being made. at this time there is no evidence that any criminal offences have been committed, there are no ongoing inquiries being carried out by south wales police. however, should evidence of criminality or safeguarding issues be identified at any point in the future, then they will be investigated. so that is a statement we've just received from south wales police confirming just as th

let me brin: in community does not re-engage.et me bring in fawzia — community does not re-engage. let me bring in fawzia koofi. _ community does not re-engage. let me bring in fawzia koofi. he _ community does not re-engage. let me bring in fawzia koofi. hejust said - bring in fawzia koofi. hejust said bring in fawzia koofi. he 'ust said in his video i bring in fawzia koofi. he 'ust said in his video today h bring in fawzia koofi. he 'ust said in his video today that _ bring in fawzia koofi. hejust said in his video today that corruption | in his video today that corruption has reduced. so if we have evidence and data _ has reduced. so if we have evidence and data that corruption as reduced in afghanistan, that means the economy— in afghanistan, that means the economy has improved so why is he worried _ economy has improved so why is he worried about the economy? i think there's_ worried about the economy? i think there's a _ worried about the economy? i think there's a contradiction in what we say what — there's a contradiction

i we look at san jose, we will switch from seven days and brin in the current panel. it is 88 degrees here now. it is still a warm day. we are still above average, close to where you would be by the time we get to the friday warm-up. if we do this for one other location, th other thing you will see is there is smoke filling our sky from the small wildfire burning in yosemite. that is contributing to the hazy conditions. the air quality is good or moderate. it's a typica july day. it is hot still. here is the good news. 98 degrees, i was 104 yesterday. so you are better but you are still in the heat range. you don't have the excessive heat warning anymore. when you are near the triple digits you want to keep that in mind. look at your part of the bay area, 89 in petaluma, 80s along the bay shore. we can watch the heat migrate away. fo thunderstorms, if you watch tha in the north bay, that's not a threat anymore. you have to get all the way to nevada to find the energy. also going that way is the hot air. watch the progression as we take the warmth in the atmosphere ove

the date disappears in the last days of june in china, us secretary of state anthony brin flew aroundographs of a handshake, glinkin, yesitin, an american under an aggravated pose of a pardoner with downcast eyes and not indignant, it is clear that this meeting is blinky. we need much more than leaders. china the other day in china there were finance ministers. usa janetlen and same story 77 year old american woman bowing official, like a chinese. in america , social networks began to wonder. and why don't russians bow and accompany questions with video cameras, where this day he meets this week with the speaker of the council of the federation of russia valentina matvienko and they say feel the difference. i first heard russian songs in august 1945, when the soviet troops liberating manchuria landed near his native village, he was then five of his fuzin. the soviet soldiers were very kind to us and helped us all the time. remember, i was very i was surprised when the soldiers came to our house, asked for dishes or something else, they always turned to my parents. dad mom, i also aske

every citizen of ukraine had his own registered weapon, then the result of their surrender was in the brin in addition, the state needs to accept legal collaborators of people who sympathize with the enemy of such people, there are many of them there will be a lot of liberated territories, what will we do with them, we will liberate crimea, and 140% of people who were settled there since the 14th year live in crimea, what are they going to do with it, they are citizens of russia they came to ukraine federally, the correct tool for separating these people from ours, for example, i want more, i am absolutely clear about the mechanism of mr. oleksandr, it is already established by law, these people will be deported from the territory of the crimean peninsula, all those who came are not ukrainian citizens, but there are many other important points what to do with the russians who came and married ukrainians by citizenship in crimea , they had children, what is the status of these children, and so on . the virtues, uh, they annexed the student area. and what happened in 1945, they didn’t kill a

250 firefighters have spent — well over 250 firefighters have spent the day trying desperately to brinesperately to bring the _ spent the day trying desperately to bring the fire under control. tonight— bring the fire under control. tonight they have reported what they described _ tonight they have reported what they described as large flare—ups on all three _ described as large flare—ups on all three fronts of that fire. you can see how— three fronts of that fire. you can see how windy it is right now. that wind _ see how windy it is right now. that wind is _ see how windy it is right now. that wind is expected to strengthen significantly tomorrow, making the task much— significantly tomorrow, making the task much more difficult and indeed much _ task much more difficult and indeed much more — task much more difficult and indeed much more dangerous. you mentioned that at— much more dangerous. you mentioned that at the _ much more dangerous. you mentioned that at the same time fires also broken — that at the same time fires also broken out on the island of corfu in the north, — broken

so what needs to happen to brin: boundaries. so what needs to happen to bring these — boundaries.ring these other people _ boundaries. so what needs to happen to bring these other people into - to bring these other people into this? because of course traders, people who have shops and stores, not just consumers say they are being impacted by this. because people cannot get to the work people are not coming out to purchase things. i are not coming out to purchase thins. ~ , ., ., things. i think is important to establish the _ things. i think is important to establish the facts _ things. i think is important to establish the facts first. - things. i think is important to establish the facts first. as i l establish the facts first. as i said, find out, for definite whether your vehicle complies or not. because we heard stories of people canvassing in the uxbridge and south by election turning up on the doorstep of people who had electric cars outside of the house —— house angry about having to pay for the ulez. so there has been a lot of scaremongering. so a lot of that. this will g

this party being ready for— messaging around this party being ready for government and wanting to bringovernment and wanting to bring the party and the place of being _ bring the party and the place of being ready electorally credible as a party— being ready electorally credible as a party for governments. of course, we are _ a party for governments. of course, we are about — a party for governments. of course, we are about to go into three cruciai— we are about to go into three crucial by—election test for labour that they— crucial by—election test for labour that they are keen to make sure that people _ that they are keen to make sure that people know that they are on a high at the _ people know that they are on a high at the moment in the polls and want to be _ at the moment in the polls and want to be seen— at the moment in the polls and want to be seen to keep the momentum going _ to be seen to keep the momentum going when it comes to passing those tests and _ going when it comes to passing those tests and taking those seats. it also we — tests and taking those seats. it also we a

cruise ship passengers brin: port. cruise ship passengers bring about _ port.cruise ship passengers bring about 400,000 to the i bring about 400,000 to the economy on a trip, that is probably about right because of the amount of fish and chips they buy and the gifts they buy and the things they want to take back to where ever they have come from. in order to take a little bit of england and bring back with them. incredible —— instead of cruise passengers it was protesters who came to town, here to show their opposition to plans to house asylum seekers on a giant barge at the port. that prompted a cruise company to cancel a planned stop because of safety concerns. a decision which had a big impact on the local economy. irate which had a big impact on the local economy.— which had a big impact on the local economy. we did notice a difference _ local economy. we did notice a difference in _ local economy. we did notice a difference in for _ local economy. we did notice a difference in for full, _ local economy. we did notice a difference in for full, for - local e

over the next hour cnn's brin begingrass will piece together exactly how police begin to i.d.he suspect and how the possible killer was able to get away with it for so long. >> state police. >> there's somebody after me. >> what's your name? >> shannan gilbert. >> where are you? >> i'm in long island. >> and what's wrong? >> these people are trying to kill me. >> may 1st of 2010. >> she showed up at my door and she's banging on the door screaming "help me, help me, help me." >> shannan gilbert, a 23-year-old woman working as an escort, has been brought to a house party near gilgo beach. on a picturesque barrier island an hour east of new york city. something or someone prompted gilbert to call police, run from the party, and then toward the beach. >> that was the last i saw of her. >> reporter: shannan gilbert had disappeared. months later -- >> missing persons unit called us out on saturday to follow up on an investigation on a missing person. >> reporter: during a search for gilbert an officer and his cadaver dog make a startling discovery. >> at some point the dog gave me a

the word on the street today is that sergey brin is back at alphabet in trenches so to speak.ou're smiling your take and what does that mean to you? >> i've heard that, too. obviously still have lots of friends there and sounds like he's turning up to the office reviewing code and sitting on hiring committees again. quite honest, great news for google he's awesome probably need all the help they did get at moment and i'm sure having a hugely beneficial impact on their progress. >> say that, could use all the help they could get at the moment is this a clear sign that the company feels like or at least the founding members of that company feel like it's lost its edge in that regard? >> i mean, look, no question about it google hasn't been existentially challenged probably ever in the history of its business. 20 years old now the last six months shown it, shown potentially there's another path for new start-ups like my own. inflation ai building pie, personal intelligence to really take on the big guys and see if we can introduce personal ai to the market that people love. so go

this also brin up this concern about our aging elected officials. the average age of a u.s.t now is 65 years old. but in a few years the majority of the voting population will be between the ages of 18 and 45, so there's a big disconnect between the people who are in office running power and those who are coming up and actually having to deal with the impacts of the policies. we saw nancy pelosi as a leader step aside, pass over the baton to a younger generation with democratic leader hakeem jeffries. so this does raise a question of what is the plan for the future of the republican party in the senate? at some point senator mcconnell will have to have some kind of passing of the baton for the viability of the party. >> we should note, though, this is an issue that both sides, both parties are grappling with, and aging elected officials. scott, let's stay on capitol hill because we heard speaker mccarthy tell our manu raju that the classified documents case against trump is very similar to the investigation on how president biden handled documents even though most people wou

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i hope he tells us personally. we should have taken brin , that's him. yes, according to our data , dostand how important what you just said is? i'm listening there . he'll need to see a cardiologist . it would be nice to get an mri and write a prescription. he needs to get some sleep , we have a doctor, i have good orders there, and i would like to watch him myself, please, but i think you need to too rest day turned out to be tiring. i think my hyperactivity is the result of stress. no, my mother called, she is worried if i do not sleep at home. and you won't go to moscow today . well hello samarine guy, didn't say anything more. why are you interested? private then maybe share how do they say information for information? the operation was carried out by cip supervised personal istomin group recruited malyshev who from where? then who led the group is unknown, only an operational call sign. black dog so you think he is black dog. don't know. and malyshev went missing, like the whole group. okay, it was an identification. and i already made an official request. no, hurry up. no need.

offering of the company brin is also is taking a lead role in the new hires for the project. he is very motivated and interested and involved like he hasn't been pin years. >> larry hasn't been involved in years. he has been closer by physically >> energized because he is so into the project. >> that is cool. they are both amazing. >> yeah. >> if i went back to a place to help them with a.i. efforts. >> yeah. we're so glad to see you >> i would not have a lot of input, probably. about the algorithms and code and stuff. i might adjust a little code here and there around the edges tweaks >>> coming up, what to watch ahead of the opening bell. >>> and amc theaters dropping a plan to increase the seat prices they will not do it. more on that story you are watching "squawk box" on cnbc >> announcer: this cnbc program is sponsored by truist wealth. where wie focus on person-to-person econconnectiono you can focus on what matters most there are some things that go better... together. burger and fries... soup and salad. like your workplace benefits and retirement savings. with voya,

. >> i was going to brin g. also the that's the same tool that was abused to spy on the trump campaign. and so now when 702 comes up for renewal at the end of this year, you have republicans saying we can't renew that inecause its current form because it's beend political reasons. and so the abuses, orwelliant abuses that i think the judge correctly characterizedterize and really placed our national ou by these riskd officials, putting political objectives above america's security posture. >> it's just incredibly dangerous that you believengeroy they really need that surveillance capability, but it shouldn't extend to everouldn'ey american has contact with a foreigner, john. >> these are legitimate national security intelligence tools that, when used properlyee ,help us to collect intelligence on our adversaries that mean to dversarieo harm.blm but as we've seen and we've talked about the problem here, that they have been abused, turned inward on american citizensward on ens to spy on d use it for political gain

the tourists rus, probably touri some deplorable and tourists brin g cocaine into the white house all the time. >> right? they get past security screenings use,, canines and pathey downs. and once they make it through one layer, they absolutemakeh only have the wherewithal to find a club, dump the bag and steal the key. e >> we've told you before this was either a white housey staffer or a close family member. and our sources tell weunter'sources tell living at the white house. we hope hunter is not involved with the coke, but it's common c sense that the cubs would be used as a droe p because hunter couldn't leave the residence and score with his old dealer bicyclresid >> it's a theory. and again, we hope wrong, bute r we're not buying that this was an actual investigatiobuyingn. >> this was a cover up. the feds rummage through melania's underweaummager drawe. you don't think they can make a staffer take a polygraph ? staffer take a polygraph if this was the trump white house, they'd make them inwhiteo a cup. and here's what the american people are angry about. we'r what than e getti

the agency procee in our case, thefifth circuit, >> what about a removal claim, like the one you're brin are you just saying, you know, not really a defectin the part adjudication, it is thatu gave us a different alj, o had hisremoval protections setup differently, we'dine. the agency paused, and re-configured the alj, and then came back to you, they wouldn't have t start again with the new indictment wherever itis. however they start the proceedings. are you,in a way, not termi by bringing in a structural claim about alj, remove all processes, they cure that and just keepgoing? >> so, i don't think they could cure that inthe sense, we're chalng the constitutionality of allfcc aljs. all fccaljs are unconstnal insulated, from removalby the statutes that mr. clement referredto earlier. you get redress from, that we wouldclare the statutes uncotional. that's ultimately what we're asking for in this case. yo see it on page64 of the apx, the declaration that thosestatutes are unconstnal. those go to the very authority and existence of the strative decision-maker. that miss cochrane currently

if you are brin a claim challenging the itutionality of the statute was being igated, but the basis for the vestigation slashed enforcement action,u couldn't, but what's your answer hether you can bring a challengethat in district court? articulate how i woulds to distinguish if that does not answer you question, happy to respond. >> yeah. >> comey, thecritical thinking elgin was the party was challenging the very nment action that the review mechanism set up to provide a special avenue for w. so it would be challenged to adversejor employment action. with the court held, i correctly, is that it doesn't er what your theory it can be a cross cutting constitutional theory, if you are challenging the exact same adverse oyment action, you have to go through the ess. so if we waited until the very end of tocess and challenged the and desist order? i think then we would be in all force with elgin. and i think actually no matter what our y was at that point, we would have to bring it in the court of appeals. wuldn't at that late stage challenge the cease and st order itself in district court.

if you are right on the brin then then actuallyany people are, then then actually essentially tryingeally cares about country's top about this country's top priorities? gb views gb news .com headlines now with . poly .com headlines now with. poly patrick thank you. good afternoon. the top story on gb news today. nearly 4000 migrants crossed the english channel in the month of june. that's the highest monthly figure for the past five years and it pushes the total for the year. so far to more than 11,000. but that's still a 10% decrease in crossings compared to the same time last year. crossings compared to the same time last year . and the figure time last year. and the figure comes almost six months after rishi sunak vowed to stop the boats as one of his cabinet's chief objectives as drivers paid nearly £1 billion more for their fuel at supermarkets last year after they increased their profit margins. an investigation by the competition and markets authority has found that drivers paid an extra £0.06 per litre for fuel at supermarket petrol stations . as the chancellor stations. as t

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