cbs' carissa lawson joins us now here in new york with the latest on the race for the white house. hey, good morning. >> reporter: good morning. donald trump's presidential campaign is suggesting iran was involved in stealing and distributing sensitive internal documents. the claim comes a day after microsoft issued a report detailing foreign agents' attempts to interfere in this year's presidential campaign. meanwhile, a new claim from donald trump against kamala harris as she takes a similar position to her rival in an effort to win over service workers. >> wow. >> reporter: over the weekend former president donald trump said his campaign was hacked, and he blamed iran. both "politico" and "the washington post" reported that they had received what appeared to be internal trump documents including research on trump's running mate, j.d. vance, from an anonymous email account. >> what i think we're seeing is the iranian information operations. >> reporter: on sunday trump falsely claimed kamala harris claims were fake and made this pledge over the weekend. >> when i am president we

i'm carissa lawson in new york.se are the top stories on "cbs news roundup." president biden and vice president harris claim victory after securing price cuts on some medicare drugs. >>> hurricane ernesto is now a category 2 and heading toward bermuda with fury. >>> and ceasefire negotiations commence in the middle east, but will they be enough to stop a wider war? >>> medicare announced lower prices on ten common high-cost drugs thursday, and in a joint appearance at a campaign event, vice president kamala harris and president joe biden embraced the news. cbs' weijia jiang reports from the white house. >> i love you back. >> reporter: it was a white house event to highlight lowering the cost of prescription drugs. >> no senior should have to choose between either filling their prescription or paying their rent. >> reporter: but president biden wasted no time campaigning for vice president harris in their first official joint appearance when she became the democratic nominee. >> she is going to be one hell of a proj

here's carissa lawson with today's "moneywatch." >>> stocks closed mentioned on monday after a wild weekts, the nasdaq finished up 35, and the s&p 500 gained less than a point. >>> cash app customers could get a big chunk of cash in a settlement with the kpaer. for those with an account between 2018 and now, you can file for a claim of $2,500 if your account was accessed without your authorization or you had a fraudulent withdrawal. cash app and its parent company were accused of failing to install controls to stop the breaches. you can file your claim until november 18th. >>> oyster lovers, you may have noticed you've been shelling out more to buy the delicacy. wholesale prices soared to triple-digit highs since 2022, and while they have started to drop, retailers have not cut prices yet to avoid losses on their excess stock. >>> get ready to fall in love with dairy queen's newest fall blizzard menu. the company plans to roll out its delicious choices on august 26th which include the chocolate chip blizzard, pumpkin pie blizzard, and the french silk blizzard treat. that's your "cbs mone

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i'm carissa lawson in new york.le east. a warning an iran-backed attack could occur at any time. >>> a live interview to mark donald trump's return to media platform x. it's plagued by technical issues. >>> and the los angeles area is jolted yet again by a strong earthquake. >>> the white house says it is preparing for a significant attack by iran or its allies as early as this week. that's why the u.s. is rushing additional troops and equipment into the region including this guided missile submarine. the world has been bracing for iran's response to recent assassinations of hamas and hezbollah leaders including inside iran. cbs's ramy inocencio has more from tel aviv, where israelis are waiting for what comes next. >> reporter: with the "uss abraham lincoln" aircraft carrier strike group and its f-35 fighters ordered to sail faster to the mideast u.s. officials tell cbs news that a limited attack from both hezbollah and iran could come with little to no warning. the white house says it could be this week. the penta

i'm carissa lawson in new york.e are some of the stories we're tracking on "cbs news roundup." israel and hezbollah conduct heavy strikes on one another as fears grow that the middle east could descend into an all-out war. >>> following last week's democratic national convention the harris-walz campaign says it is breaking fund-raising records. and we'll tell you what to expect ahead of a busy holiday weekend for travelers. >>> well, israel and hezbollah are calling their operations over the weekend a success after exchanging their heaviest strikes across the lebanon-israel border since the war in gaza began. israel struck first, saying it was preventing a major attack from hezbollah, which said it was seeking revenge for the assassination of one of its top leaders. cbs's imtiaz tyab is in tel aviv with more. >> reporter: this is what israeltion military has called a pre-emptive strike. dozens of israeli fighter jets targeted what an army spokesman described as thousands of hezbollah rocket launcher barrels in more

i'm carissa lawson in new york.s news roundup." terror alert. three taylor swift concerts in europe are canceled after police break up a suspected plot to attack the venue. >>> the republican strategy to target democratic candidate tim walz gets sidelined after the contents of a donald trump phone call get revealed. >>> and we hear from the family of a man who died when four hotel employees held him on the ground. >>> a tip-off from u.s. intelligence helped police in vienna, austria break up a possible terror plot aimed at a taylor swift concert. three upcoming shows have been canceled as a precautionary measure. two men are under arrest, and police are hunting for additional suspects. meanwhile, cbs news has learned police found chemical substances when apprehending one of the suspects. taylor swift's eras tour is the highest grossing concert tour in music history, raining in more than $1 billion, and attracting huge audiences worldwide. we get details on this developing story now from cbs' chris livesay in italy.

cbs' carissa lawson joins us with more on this from here in new york. good morning. >> reporter: good morning. kamala harris and tim walz used that first rally in philadelphia to fire up the crowd as running mates on the democratic ticket and also used the moment to go on the attack against republican rival donald trump and his running mate j.d. vance. >> governor tim walz of the great state of minnesota! >> reporter: vice president kamala harris introduced her running mate, minnesota governor tim walz, to a crowd of thousands in philadelphia and to millions of voters across the country. >> he is the kind of person who makes people feel like they belong and then inspires them to dream big. and that's the kind of vice president he will be. >> reporter: this first stop for the kamala harris-walz ticket kicks off a tour to at least five other battleground states the next few days. >> this campaign, our campaign, is not just a fight against donald trump. >> reporter: in his remarks the 60-year-old governor went on the offensive against former president dona

carissa lawson, cbs news. >> let's hope so. thank you very much. >>> coming up on "cbs mornings," former national security adviser and cbs news contributor h.r. mcmaster joins us to talk about the growing tensions in the middle east and if he thinks the u.s. could become directly involved in the conflict. >>> and now to the race for the white house. the harris and trump campaigns, they are gearing up for some grassroots outreach. cbs' skyler henry is tracking all of that from washington. >> reporter: the tim walz and hrris campaign riding a wave of momentum following the democratic national convention. the campaign saying it's broken fundraising records. $540 million raised in the month since it launched. democrats say it's adding a jolt in congressional races. >> coming out of the dnc and for the last now month plus, we have just been such energy, such enthusiasm, such true joy and optimism. >> reporter: despite the energy, now a call for detail on foreign policy. >> i hope very much that the conclusion that will be reached is

i'm carissa lawson in new york.alling up its reserves to join the battle against ukrainian troops who are on the offensive inside russia. the battle has been going on for four days. the ukrainians attacking with about 1,000 troops along with tanks, armored vehicles, artillery and swarms of drones. reports say ukrainians now control more than 100 square miles of russian territory. vladimir putin calls it a major provocation and evacuations have been ordered. ian lee has the story. >> reporter: ukraine is taking the fight into russia. this video posted on social media allegedly shows its forces pouring over the border while another on a pro-ukrainian account appears to show russian soldiers surrendering in large numbers. moscow is scrambling to block the advance with artillery and airstrikes. russia's top general tries to project an image of control, telling president vladimir putin "the offensive of 1,000 ukrainian troops has been halted." on the ground a stunned russian man tells the camera the fighting has damaged

i'm carissa lawson in for anne-marie green. we start with the apparent terror plot foiled. the possible target one of taylor swift's upcoming concerts in vienna, austria. the second to last stop on the european leg of her blockbuster "eras tour." the cancelation has left fans both shaken and disappointed including americans who had flown in for the shows. fans had already been lining up at the stadium to buy swift merchandise. >>> two suspects, one identified as an isis sympathizer, are in custody, and police are pursuing others. cbs' chris livesay has the latest on this investigation. >> reporter: it's one of the biggest tours in history, made even more memorable for the wrong reasons. a terrorist plot thwarted by police to attack taylor swift's concerts later this week in austria. police say two suspects who radicalized themselves on the internet are now in custody. one of them swore allegiance to isis, then carried out concrete preparatory acts for a terrorist attack. the bomb squad was called after police say they found the suspects in possession of chemical substances.

i'm carissa lawson in new york. california is cracking down on crime.new laws aimed at curbing smash and grab robberies and other property crimes. cbs's elise preston has the details. >> reporter: californians are fed up with seeing videos like this one of a brazen smash-and-grab robbery. these suspects in los angeles stole more than $300,000 worth of merchandise last year. governor gavin newsom took aim friday at shoplifters, smash-and-grab robbers and auto thieves by signing ten bills into law. the legislation strengthens enforcement and increases penalties for property crimes. >> the issue that is front and center in the consciousness of so many californians. >> reporter: californians like bubba taylor, whose oakland bar was targeted last week by thieves. >> they took our atm machine and our cash register. it's costing us to put our life back together. >> reporter: the losses are huge for merchandisers. $112 billion in 2022 according to the national retail federation. florida is also taking action. people who steal property worth more than $40 will b

i'm carissa lawson in for anne-marie green. voters will see former president donald trump and vice president kamala harris on the debate stage in just over a month. harris and her running mate tim walz continue to focus on the battleground states with a rally today in arizona, while the former president is heading to montana which has only voted for two democratic presidents in the last 72 years. jarred hill joins us here in new york now with the story. >> reporter: yeah, that's an astute observation, but montana does have a democratic senator who's up for re-election also who's trying to court republican votes. trump wants none of that. remember, control of congress is on the ballot come november, not just the white house. meanwhile, looks like that battle is finally headed to the debate stage. after touching down in phoenix last night, today vice president kamala harris prepares to take her battleground barnstorm to the sunbelt. the democratic nominee also agreeing to her first head-to-head match-up with former president dona

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