carl: let's talk about it. a lot of discussion about what some are calling trump-proofing nato and support for ukraine. what do you think a trump presidency would mean for nato, and how would that affect the alliance if the u.s. were to back away from it? >> i think it could be more than backing away. i think trump is serious about withdrawing from nato. he could be distracted for four years. he could weaken it in other ways. he likes the idea of doing something dramatic. he said to me in 2018 in brussels, do you want to make history today, and by that withdrawing from the nor atlantic treaty. he has made it clear he things he can solve the russia-ukraine war. that sounds dangerous to me, because -- carl: do you believe him when he says that? >> no, he can't solve that in 24 hours, but i think his inclination is to support his buddy vladimir putin. if i were zelinski and the ukrainian government, i would be very worried. carl: there is also a whirlwind of speculation about the current president, joe biden, and

carl says he started to worry. beverly had given him the address so he decided to take a ride over. >> if she's over there, her car would be there. i drove around there and there was her carpet >> she was in the house? so this is panic time for you? >> i thought it was weird because beverly wouldn't leave unless she was in her car. >> do call the police? >> yes. instantly. >> that call set off a frantic search for beverly carter. where was she? >>> coming up, what happened to beverly? >> all of a sudden beverly text me. >> our phones started beeping at the same time with text and she said i'm sorry, my phone has been dead. >> some simple miss communication? the mystery was just beginning. >> i still can feel the same pain. >> when dateline continues. dat hey, flo. cool leg warmers. thanks. they are just for the bus ride to work. they are not part of the official uniform. no tunes today? no. my apartment was robbed last night. took my cable ready tv, vcr, portable cassette player. yup. all the latest tech. if only p

>> carl, it's a busy evening.reporting that president bide is finalizing plans to endorse major changes to the supreme court in the coming weeks. they say these would be proposals for legislation to establish term limits on justices who currently have life long-terms, and also to establish an enforcement ethics code. now they say, this is according to two people left on the plans, but that president biden previewed these plans on a call over this past weekend with the congressional progressive caucus. this would be a major change for president biden, who has long resisted this type of changes to the court, but it would be a big win for progressives. and i will note that this is coming as progressives have emerged as some of the staunchest supporters of president biden over the past few weeks, as others in his party have been calling on him to step aside. again, that's "the washington post" reporting that biden is finalizing plans to endorse major changes to the supreme court, including establishing term limits in

carl, the heroes of american history. he tackles the issues of groups to silence our voices, reason, silence our history and rewrite those narratives. as you know, from listening to carl on a newsmax many of you are newsmax watchers. carl is really fighting again to present these stories and to make them relevant and really help those who want to get their stories out there and to commemorate those again who fought for our nation. this is a testament to the enduring legacy of our historical figures and call to honor their contributions. and by preserving and learning from our past. so with that, it is my great to introduce our guests carl higbie and to discuss his book. we're also going to be selling books and doing book signing at the end of this. but yes. carl, thanks so much being here. so i actually didn't know i was speaking tonight. so this will be entirely off the cuff. yeah, exactly. my bosses here just like praying for no f-bombs. at least i. a jacket. i also walked here earlier, and someone asked me, like, you k

so carl, once so much for coming in.ny so many great thoughts. what just a person anyone remember ersides to every story right so when i hear someone ask abolave or if you're you know from uk,'like, s they d but when you talk to the people who ran those households they those people waiting on to protect their jobs because if they if the gentleman of the hoessed himself that took away the job from his butler or well, i don't know it goes throughout there are good guys and bad guys in slavery there were good slave and there were bad slave■) owners. and i think of conservative versus non conservatives. and i just don't know how to shouom friends and family who are non conservatives. why can't you you it and when 't a doctor's office and cnn is on, i honest to god don't even know so i go and ask them to, turn the volume down because i don't know what else to do. forget an airport, but they're not hearing the world. i mean it scares meis before. i there are two sides to yt democrats have you heardw how say like oh how can you

i have a long biography for carl, so i'm going to keep it short., it's a lot about carl's careers distinguished by two combat deployments in iraq iteae infamous upon returning carl took on a senior training role instructins close quarters combat and air ns. leadership skills and extensivesubject and an autn politics. so his new book, which we will be title profiles in freedomjs heroes who have shaped america. carl, the heroes of american he tackles the issues of groups to silence oursilence our histoe those narratives. asto carl on a newsmax many of you are really fighting again to relevant and really help those who want to get their stories out there and to commemorate those againfought f. this is a testament to the enduring legacy of our historical figures and call to honor their preserving and learg from our past. so with that, it is my higbie and to discuss hising books and doing book signing at the end of this. but yes. carl, thanks so much being here. so i actually didn't know i was speaking tonight. so this will be enti ocuff. yeah, exactly.

hello, i'm carl nasman.eral caribbean nations are trying to reach the worst affected areas after hurricane beryl made landfall over their territories. the hurricane weakened on tuesday but is still an extremely dangerous category four storm. at least three people have died, although the authorities have said that number could rise. thousands of people are in temporary shelters and without power after strong winds battered the islands of st vincent and the grenadines, grenada and st lucia. the storm is now heading towards jamaica with maximum sustained winds of up to 150 miles, or nearly 2a0km/hr. the us national hurricane centre says it is expected to weaken as it passes over or nearjamaica on wednesday, but will still be a major hurricane. they also predict the storm surge could raise tide levels by five to eight feet or 1.5 to 2.5 metres. the jamaican government has issued a hurricane warning, and people living in low—lying and flood—prone areas have been urged to seek shelter. cbs news correspondent, tom

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it is unlikely that carl siemens was a spy.now. why, despite the high demand and boom for porcelain tableware, karl's plant in the town was on the verge of bankruptcy. no, something is definitely wrong here. by the way, why did karl siemens choose this particular settlement to build the plant? the richest industrialist, a millionaire, who had the opportunity to buy estates anywhere in russia, suddenly chose khmelev and the town. what was so unique about this place, except that the ivoryak’s path to the greeks passed through it. and then we regretted that we had not asked this question to the region. town, it seems that we will have to look for specialists in veliky novgorod. contacted for consultation at the museum, and there we were advised to talk with archaeological scientists from the local university who were engaged in excavations in these places. we went to the university, where we met with sergei evgenievich toropov, director of the center for archaeological research. sergey evgenievich, first question, is it true? that

you mean we're using a i to automatically identify carl's and carl species, and that allows us to quantify the areas where there are carlos and follow them over time and document the changes that are happening. don't you know, i think to, to design conservation strategist did that reflective decision makers. and the facts and dislikes need to be based on data and evidence that we can bring with this mythology. but they have a lot of work ahead of time. the team year to beauty are collaborating with neighboring countries to set up an international monitoring network. scientists from florida and southeast asia are also interested in this new monitoring method to stay healthy. carl reeves depend on sea urchins which feed on algae that deplete oxygen. but in many oceans, despite the creatures are under threat from a deadly disease, along with their importance, the coral sea urchins are also vital to medical research. they've been used to study the mechanisms of cell division. in 2001, 3 scientists from britain and the u. s one to nobel prize for such discoveries, other marine preachers are als

we're very happy to be joined today by professor terry carl. she's the guild read professor of latin american studies and professor emeritus of political science at stanford university, a series or bachelor's and master's degrees as well as her ph. d from stanford. doctor carl is the recipient of several of the most important academic prizes bestowed by the university and has served as the expert witness and other notorious human rights trials. for example, the murder of archbishop oscar romero now a catholic saint and the massacre of el, most of the day, the largest massacre in latin america in contemporary history. she received the real bronco prize from the brazilian president fernando enrique cardoso. in recognition of her work in fostering academic relations between the united states and latin america. doctor carl, thank you so much for joining us. thank you for inviting me. before we get into the history of the united fruit company, i want to ask you about the most recent news about a jury finding shaquita liable for the depths of 8 colom

carl. she's the gilford, professor of latin american studies and professor of political science emeritus at stanford university, and is the recipient of several of the most important and prestigious academic prizes bestowed by the university. she also received the real bronco prize from brazilian president fernando and re k cardoso in recognition of her work in fostering academic relations between the united states and latin america. thanks again for being with us professor. thank you for inviting me. shaquita and its predecessor company. the united fruit company have worked with repressive regimes and terrorist groups for a century. they were the most powerful force in all of latin america in the 19 fifties and they even overthrew governments. they were also credibly accused of using slave labor to work on the banana plantations in guatemala. how's a company like this? still in business? it seems to me that if this were a government, it would have been overthrown decades ago. what do you t

carl also.ed about, historically, these patterns of the russell outperforming -- >> wasn't that a great piece? >> there have been long periods where that hasn't been the case, but he did talk about, to your point, the declining financial health of the -- many of these companies versus what they have been in the past. >> 40% of the russell has negative earnings. >> let's go over the top ones for the small cap. chewy's takeover bid. lumen technology. astrono. oh, must. green brick porters. forward air. who wouldn't want that? s&t bank corp. vf corp., that's burning a hole in my pocket. >> are you going to sit here all day? enough, enough. >> why? >> because it's -- you made the point. >> but this is -- there's more -- >> i just love when you say sold to you. >> sbs commerce. >> i'm sorry. all right. >> look, i guess he wants to talk about lamb weston. >> i do want to talk about lamb weston. what's going on with french fries? what's the problem? >> this could be glp-1. >> that's what i wondered. is

we start with breaking news tonight that new reporting from veteran journalist carl bernstein on the immediate future president biden's campaign and the powerbrokers and major donors inside his own party trying to get the president to stop it comes as a source tells cnn that president biden at home in delaware and recovering from covid is quote, seething at the pressure campaign and those behind it. today, nearly dozen democratic lawmakers came out in a steady progression calling on the former president withdraw 34 congressional democrats now want him to give up his campaign and a democratic lawmaker and tell us cnn that house democratic leader hakeem jeffries is not discouraging more members from doing so today's defections include senior and younger members of the democratic caucus, progressive member progressives, also members of the hispanic and black cox's, as well as a third and fourth senator also today, congressman seth moulton, who called on president biden to exit about two weeks ago, expanded on his reasons and opinion piece in the boston globe writing and i quote more rec

hey, megan. >> hey, carl.he rule the congress department has been working on blocking exports of chips, from some foreign countries into china this would expand u.s. powers to do so. three sources tell me the rule is in progress, currently in draft form and subject to change and we could see it in the next month. but also this has been the subject of intense debate in the commerce department and the u.s. and allies. some allied countries are expected to be exempt from the rule, including japan, the netherlands and south korea. this confirms a report from earlier today on this. it's a major win for japanese, dutch and korean companies. especially asml and electron. both have ties to china but it's bad for u.s. chip makers like micron or kwqualcomm. one person described it as a worst case scenario that hurts u.s. competitiveness and u.s. national security interest and limits the impact of the rule in slowing china's progress in advanced advanced chip manufacturing, so a lot in flux as the u.s. works to balance t

is out on a busy day for macro good morning, rick santelli. >> good morning, carl.s here look at the fixed income markets. yields moving a bit lower. what's going on? leading economic indicators and leading where is it leading us minus 0.2% for june. that's the second best number of the year the best number this year was 0, and that was in february okay outside of that, not really a positive number, you have to go back almost 2 1/2 years, to february of 2022, to actually find a positive number so long and variable lags is a phrase often used to describe monetary policy. i think it's a good discrypter for leading economic indicators. it seems to be taking quite a bit of time. yields virtually unchanged on many of the maturities this goes along with the notion that if you blur your eyes a little bit, your note yields hovering around the lowest closing level since february 10-year since march. definitely, sara is right, a downside pressure, we need to continue to monitor because with 100% of a rate cut coming in september, how much of that is already priced in the yiel

carl, inc. you i is due to begin on monday. under| intense security. carl, inc. to his point, we know that republican national convention, officials are saying they are working closely with secret service security detail alongside dozens of law enforcement agencies to secure that event i had of donald trump was michael appearance there this week, so he will continue with his agenda, and he would be there on monday. of course, there's been lots of reaction from international leaders to the assassination attempt on donald trump. the uk prime minister sir keir starmer singh... meanwhile, the french president emmanuel macron... and the canadian prime minister justin trudeau adds... and from fumio kishida from japan... meanwhile, the indian prime minister narendra modi says... of course, we must remember that a 50—year—old band lost his life during this. his family describe corey comfort tori as a hero who died to cover his family who were there at that rally. 0ne died to cover his family who were there at that rally. one person losing their life, and other injured, a

that had an impact as well to carl's point.about, mainly out of mega cap tech into the smaller companies, iwm. we keep an eye. as much as 1%. the s&p is up. the nasdaq has coming down from what -- >> we're rotating out of the rotation because nvidia turned higher. >> we do seem to be. >> and amazon. meta off its lows. eli lilly down as well. we'll cover that and a lot more after this. (♪♪) car, this isn't the way home. that's right james, it isn't. car, where are we going? we're here. (♪♪) surprise!!! the future isn't scary. not investing in it is. car, were you in on this? nothing gets by you james. nasdaq-100 innovators. one etf. before investing, carefully read and consider fund investment objectives, risks, charges, expenses and more in prospectus at invesco.com welcome to "money movers." i'm sara eisen along with carl quintanilla. peter orszag with us on earnings, the fed, the latest on the election anding with the obama administration. >> we'll look at housing. >> dana white on the upcoming fight in the uk. the current po

thanks to carl and the whole south gate team. next i want to congratulate cynthia fong and anna who lead our financing and funding team on reafter aaa credit rating for 5th year in the row, the highest possible rating for a public agency bond program that is quite a accomplishment during this period of economic recover a. then again, given the strength of the sales tax program, the prudent steweredship of the sales tax program and steady leadership at the transportation authority, the superior rating comes as no surprise. we appreciate and welcome the rating maintaining a strong credit rating facilitate lower borrowing cost allows to finance cost to accelerate project and transportation benefit across the city for projects like procurement of muni bus and rail vehicles, van ness, brt. [indiscernible] traffic signals and signs city wide. so thank you to the finance and policy programming teams as well as to our partner agencies. finally, speaking of partner agencies, i want to congratulate the mta on receiving muni highest custome

i'm carl quintanilla. premarket is steady as we're coming off the best day for s&p nasdaq since june 5th. a number of high profile names raising guidance like gm, ge, lockheed and coke. as we said, s&p coming off the best session in six weeks. >> plus we have a lot of earnings reports to monitor this morning. ups, comcast our parent company, gm, spotify also a big mover in the premarket to the upside. crowdstrike downgrading following the global i.t. outage. this as the house committee calls on the ceo to testify on capitol hill. >> let's start with the markets and earnings. after stocks did finish yesterday's session with their best day since early june, jim, i know you've taken note of some names. we mentioned ge and gm. we mentioned danaher. >> i have to say danaher was one of the top five growth stocks and it lost its way. a lot of it was china. i think that's kind of in the past. they really came up with a -- kind of a danaher statement. a danaher statement means we're back to growth. things are going

hey, rick. >> good morning, carl.ted to be up 0.5% delivered. up 0.5%. what's unique here is that's the biggest build in business inventories going back to august of '22 nearly two years. yields have moved up since the stronger than expected retail sales and revises. we have another number out july read on national association of home builders market. for that we will head east to diana olick. >> rick, home builder sentiment dropped one point to 42 in july. that's a miss. the street was looking for a one-point gain. anything below 50 is considered negative sentiment. this is the lowest reading since december of last year. of the indexes three components, current sales conditions fell 1 point from june to 47, buyer traffic also fell 1 point to 27 and sales expectations over the next six months rose 1 point to 48. and that last one and the current overall number, is all about mortgage interest rates. the 30-year fixed was in the low 7% range for all of june, but then began dropping in july from 7.14% to now 6.81%. accor

good morning, julia. >> good morning to you, carl.'m joined now by nfl commissioner roger goodell. thank you so much for speaking to us here this morning. >> sure. >> in sun valley. >> glad to be here. >> before we get to all the conversations here and the implications of streaming and media m&a, i have to ask you about the lawsuit, because i last saw you testifying in this directv -- this lawsuit about directv's sunday ticket package. and you lost and then appealed. what do you expect to come from this lawsuit, and how do you think it will impact sunday ticket and other deals going forward? >> well, we obviously disagree with the jury verdict, and we are committed, obviously, to following the legal process. it's a long process. we're aware of that. but we feel very strongly about our position, our policies, particularly on media, that we make our sport available to the broadest possible audience. sunday ticket is just a complimentary product, so we're committed to following the litigation all the way and making sure we get this right

i think he can do it, but i think we need to see it carl bernstein. >> thank you very much. everybody else stick around, please do where we're going to continue the discussion. next, new reporting and democratic donors in limbo along with their checkbooks. also tonight i young voters and what they have to say about president biden's campaign at fisher investments. >> we may look like other money managers, but we are different. how so we're a fiduciary, obligated to act in our client let's best interests. so we don't sell any commission-base d products, then how do you make money? we have a simple management fee structured, so we do better when our clients do the clients really come first, then yes, we make them a top priority by getting to know their finances, family, health lifestyle, and more. wow maybe we are different at fisher investments were clearly different shallow cancer is it's a long road. >> it's hard. but st. george has gotten us through it the singer has hope that you have a chance at life and it goes such a long way. but every child diagnosed with cancer beca

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ac360 starts now tonight on 360, carl bernstein with new reporting, one that chuck schumer, the senate's top democrat, is frustrated by what he sees as president biden's digging in his heels over staying in the race and to the seeking to assemble a small group of top democrats to see the president and his family for a full discussion of his political viability also tonight was supporter and fundraise for george clooney. >> now, telling the president to quit the race. the effect other big money donors could have on president biden's choice. plus the very latest from the uk worse suspect is now in custody in the killings of a mom and two daughters, possibly involving a crossbow good evening. just 24 hours ago, president biden appear to have beaten back the doubters in his party. and it seemed that these would be the words for democrats to live by. however they might actually feel as i've said before, i'm with joe doesn't do democrats in a difficult position that was senate minority leader chuck schumer tonight, there's new reporting that suggests his words may not have reflected his true f

back to john carl again in milwaukee. ahead of the republican national convention, but john, you also have a statement from the secret service with a little bit more detail about what may have happened. >> a little bit. this is a statement from the spokesperson for the secret service saying an incident occurred at a trump rally in pennsylvania. the secret service has implemented protective measures and the former president is safe. the former president is safe. this is an active investigation. we have now the word from a trump campaign spokesperson and from the secret service that donald trump is okay. but let me tell you, this is the type of incident that's had the long time. the threat environment as we heard in an interview with the head of the secret service a short while ago on thisweek, the threat environment is as bad as it has been. the obviously we hear it in the divisive rhetoric in this country. the deep divisions, but the threats, the actual threats, are as high as they have ever seen it and at a time when the

are video of the day comes from carl bernstein, yes that carl bernstein who's revealing president biden'sarge. >> these are people, several of them, who are very close to president biden, who love him and support him and have been among people who have raised money for him, and they are adamant that what we saw the other night, the joe biden we saw is not a one-off, though there have been 15, 20 occasions in the last year and a half when the president has appeared somewhat as he did in that horror show. these people, who have supported him, loved him, campaigned for him, see him often, say that in the last six months particularly there has been a market incidence of cognitive decline. >> greg: bernstein just casually dropping a major scandal. and it's funny, coming from the same guy who said this... >> this is far worse than watergate. what we are watching in the trump presidency is worse than watergate. this is something far worse than occurred in watergate. i've said before that what we are seeing is worse than watergate. >> greg: man, this guy name drops watergate more than i name drop

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. ♪ >>> good wednesday morning, welcome to "squawk on the street," i'm carl quintanilla with jim cramerdavid faber's back at post nine of the new york stock exchange. futures under some pressure as the street begins to consider just how turbulent this rotation might get. vix above 14. earnings guidance choppy too with jb hunt, spirit, and five below. our road map begins with the rotation in the market. >>> also ahead, a double whammy for the chips sector this morning. we're going to look at where the white house and former president trump fit into that picture. >>> a number of earnings to get to this morning, including market reaction to results from johnson & johnson. >>> let's begin with this market rotation after yesterday's 3.5% gain for the russell, 12% in five days, the best run in about four years. >> it's a little unnerving because the stocks that are leading it tend to be stocks that have no earnings, they're small. they're all up 50% or more. look at the top ten. we have such -- we've got david, we can go right to him. prelude therapeutics, aurora innovation, caribou, cipher m

so current carl monitoring cookies based on methods that are very labor intensive, been difficult for the budget. so we put that a square on the, on the corolla, end of the sketch, expects to look at the pictures. thanks to submit to the elegy, we can now cut off and make a cover fee of the reef of hundreds of meters in uh of sides, which was not possible before just using cameras to the very simple other scientists around the world are also trying to monitor coral reef, but so far they've only been able to monitor smaller areas or in less detail gotten caught, you mean we're using a i to automatically identify carlos and carl species. and that allows us to quantify the areas where there are carlos and follow them over time and document the changes that are happening. don't you know? i think to, to design conservation strategist at the effective decision makers. and the facts and dislikes need to be based on data and evidence that we can bring with dismissed ology, but they have a lot of work ahead of them. a team year to beauty are collaborating with neighboring countries to set up a

thank you, carl. and i do want to say publicly, carl, thank you for all of your work putting this book together. it was really a major a major accomplishment. so thank you. some of you may have heard earlier this week that great author, alice munro, passed away at 92. and there was a column in the paper from another writer talking about her and how important she was to her as a writer. and she described her as an example of how a writer should be in public and the way she described her was that she should be, that she's modest, unpretentious, funny, generous and kind. and when i read those words, i just thought, that's joyce. that is absolutely joyce. and so when i think about some of the qualities that made her such a such a good leader, there's really a it's a it's it's a combination of several things. the first thing that comes to mind is, is trust. joyce started from a position of trusting other people, trusting staff, trusting customers, trusting vendors. you all remember that years ago? no, not,

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