caroline: what about competition?eeling that if there was just a slight blip in its annual cadence of innovative, maybe a.m.d. can start to work its way in a little bit more. do you agree? >> i think from a high effective, from the cloud providers, internet service providers, you always want to have more than just one provider of your chips. there is room for competition. i think that's always something that we have to keep in mind. let's not forget that intel had the majority of data center shares for many, many years, and here we are with nvidia really coming out and taking share, a.m.d. as well. competition is always something that we look for and watch out for. caroline: cautionary cal. what's interesting is you have holds on texas instruments, on broadcom. what many have thought perhaps hasn't moved at the pace that we're expecting was that these hyper scalers would make their own chips to compete in quite the same way using a texas instruments, using csmc, for example. i'm interested if you see that really comin

caroline: epic debut for epic games.launching a new mobile storefront after years of wrangling with apple and google over their app store practices. the epic ceo says it may have lost up to $100 million in revenue after fortnite was removed from the apple app store. epic try to circumvent that by opening up its own store in 2020. joining us now is josh chapman. returning to iphones in europe, android worldwide. can people access it? >> right now you can only access the epic games store in the eu on ios, globally on android. it's an absolute pain to download on both stores. apple and google are finding this tooth and nail. i watch some videos this morning, we are trying all day today. this requires anywhere from 10 to 20 steps. lots of flags and alerts on both devices saying, are you sure you want to download? the stores will like this tooth and nail. ed: an apple representative confirmed that it is a five-step process in europe, not 15. you are investing in videogame companies that want to disrupt the industry. the argum

caroline: this is "bloomberg technology."w, a very special edition featuring an exclusive interview with the nvidia ceo, jensen huang. this is bloomberg. ed: data infrastructure startup cripple announced a new funding round -- cribl announced a new funding round valued at 3.5 billion dollars. a strange number for something not focused on ai. i have heard so many people say that management of data is the key to all of this. there are many names within that field, but let's start with the basics of what cribl is and does. >> we are an engine for security helping customers deal with this massive growth in data. i have asked 1000 customers this question, is your budget growing at the same rate and the answer is no. caroline: driving growth, looking for money, so clint, i'm interested where that money goes to. clint: we will be continuing to fund our international expansion product growth and continued growth in a pj specifically. we are excited to fund our growth globally. ed: there's a phrase i haven't used in a while, sentara s

this is bloomberg technology. ♪ caroline: welcome back. i am caroline hyde in new york.udlow in san francisco. caroline: we are now currently flat on the nasdaq 100 index and has been trading lower. nvidia pushes up higher and broad call doing some heavy lifting. we are seeing a flat day after the cpi anticipation and we get a print that shows the federal reserve is likely to cut. 10-year yield dies down a little bit so we are seeing a buying up bonds. the bitcoin off by 2.5%. we are trading in the range of 65,000. looking at individual names. nvidia has been dictating the way the benchmark has been going. we are seeing tencent doing tencent music and maybe i gave the wrong focus. they have been giving us their earnings. we are thinking how this juggernaut when it comes to gaming and chat and overall fintech has managed to push up its overall revenue. alphabet is a drag on the market and we have to delve into what can be a doj discussion and we understand from reporting of bloomberg they are considering breaking up alphabet. this is after some important announcements tha

so, let's get to work. (♪♪) caroline: welcome back to "bloomberg technology," i'm caroline hyde in new ed: i'm ed ludlow in san francisco. caroline: quick check on the septemberment of the markets. we are coming off what had been a slightly stronger rally prior to the jobs revision data we got. more than 800,000 jobs fewer than we had previously been seeing. yes, we new revisions were to come, but this is being seen as a soft data point. the federal reserve won't cut into this. looking at crypto, some interesting stories also around a crowded trade in derivatives. basically showing that maybe could get a short squeeze if we got more volatility. move on to some of the individual movers from the stocks. microchip technology, individual mover here on the back of a cyber attack. which basically supplies the u.s. defense industry saying they were hit, servers were hit by cyber attack. saying this will be temporary. up 2%. this was up more than 40% yesterday. remember the rover, had been sending to the noon, this space-based company is currently down just as we have seen a bit of profit taki

caroline: more than 15% higher earnings.atabase software company is strong for the second quarter results, beating expectations. some analysts cities are encouraging results. not all is perfect with the overall growth rates have come down. this is "bloomberg technology." ♪ (♪♪) (♪♪) 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 in it is. nasdaq-100 innovators. one etf. before investing, carefully read and consider fund investment objectives, risks, charges, expenses and more in prospectus at invesco.com caroline: this is "bloomberg technology." you are looking at a live shot of the principal room. check out the podcast. this is bloomberg. ed: let's get a check on the markets. bitcoin. for everything that has been going on, take a look at the last five days. we are below $60,000 per token. there was a period where it was slightly down. it has been behaving like a risk asset in line with everything el

caroline: live from new york this is bloomberg technology. nvidia beating microsoft in market capitalization. we talked turnaround efforts as peloton pushes for profitability. apple's app store reorg. the executive shake amid a regulator scrutiny. let's check in on these markets because we are tussling ahead of the all-important speech from jay powell. we are all eyes on what is happening in jackson hole tomorrow. down on the nasdaq 100 more broadly. this as we see a tug-of-war who who will be the most valuable companies, apple still reigned supreme. let's move onto the some of the individual movers. we are seeing companies on the move paid however we are seeing a 27% move on its current quarter they just reported fiscal fourth-quarter coming in better than expected. going to delve into it with the key analyst a little bit. we are up more than 11% higher. sales forecast beating analyst expectations. the cfo announcing her retirement. the departure isn't a result of any disagreements the company says we see snowflake down more than 13%. is the

caroline: it is interesting. we understand that michael burry has been keeping up his alibaba stake. people do believe in a turnaround for this business. is it all to do with ultimately a week revenue stream, a weak consumer? they didn't seem to put it away when it was dmv focused and merger focused. isabel: they also have david tepper slashing his alibaba stake for a little bit, but it is still the biggest holding in his company. i think that is really the main question. will you invest in china now because it is cheap? we have others saying they will not invest because it is cheap. if you zoom out, the latest data from china still showing domestic demand faltering. we have a property crisis that is still prolonged and slumping. they are still seeing a bright spot. no economy goes up in a straight line. they see this as a blip in china's economy. they believe the second largest economy in the world will be a bright horizon. caroline: we are saying david tepper trimming by 7% and michael burry upping some differe

caroline? caroline: coming up, brace yourself. we are going macro.ate cuts we are anticipating to come. what does it mean for vc's? bradley tusk is joining us on how vcs are preparing for the world around them to change. first, where else is changing? europe, when it comes to who is building chip manufacturing equipment and breaking ground. a german plant by tsmc starting today. 10 billion euros german plant. this is about the chipped war and wanting to bring supply chains closer to home mid tension. we are off by 2% on tsmc's depository receipts. this is "bloomberg technology." ♪ and gutter protection company. leaffilter has over 150 locations and has been installed on over a million homes. we've been protecting homes now for over 20 years. our patented technology offers total protection for your home and comes with a lifetime transferable warranty. the process is simple. give us a call to schedule your free gutter inspection. if you decide to move forward with the project, you put nothing down at all. 833 leaffilter or visit leaffilter.com today. a

caroline: let's look at meta shares.heir augmented reality studio to prioritize investments in other areas. for more we are joined -- what was this particular studio up to? >> the studio helped third-party independent developers create image and video, it's one of the things snapchat became popular for, you could open up the app and a picture of yourself and you have dog years or a dog knows. it's all digital. so meta offered the same thing, on the stairway to compete with snapchat. that is what's going away now. ed: it is the latest example of the refocus or deeper focus on artificial intelligence which is the company strategy right now. aisha: exactly. if you think about it a couple weeks ago, obviously facebook changed its name to meta for metaverse. as we reported and talked about before, talking about ai. people from those departments moved onto ai teams. the spending shift, they have new ai groups they created. they are spending billions of dollars so it's really feeling like a huge shift. they are still working on

caroline: it does. ian king covers amd, nvidia, which is the elephant in the room amd is trying to tackle. >> that is absolutely right. nvidia has made it easier for all of its big customers to adopt these systems. if you need a server, we will give you server design, we will bundle everything together and do a lot of engineering for you. amd is saying, we can do that too. here are the capabilities we have taken hold of. ed: these numbers we have used before. nvidia will do $100 billion this year. on amd's side, m&a is being a tool and a theme. what are they trying to add? ian: it is all of these engineering capabilities that go beyond core competence. designing chips that we will give you the software, the models, the designs of the servers themselves, we will give you these things, we will help you to adopt our chips. it is a facilitator, if you like. it is what they are doing. ed: systems vendor. what does that mean in reality? in the real world when we talk about training ai models with high-perform

caroline: all eyes on a macro event, nvidia.et's get to it, breaking down the pushes and pulls in the market right now. we are trying to digest jay powell and where rates go, but how important is nvidia to keep tech stocks near record highs? >> this has been the story all year, the past two years. everyone is watching this earnings report coming out. a lot of people are saying it is the event. this is a more quiet week because people are on vacation, liquidity is a bit lower than typical, as we look ahead to the u.s. holiday next week. you have this earnings report that would be important any other week but this week it is taking extra significance. as ed mentioned, the stock does tend to move things around quite a bit especially as we are watching the big tech firms that have led the rally all year long. ed: you touched on something important for the technology sector there, the ego do you know, fed side of the equation is kind of gone now. let's recap what happened in jackson hole, how markets have reacted since. >> this is th

caroline: i'm caroline hyde in new york. a quick check on these markets.raight days of gains. we are managing to see, once again, a bit of a risk-on attitude to the market after last week's turmoil. but bond markets getting a it as well. 2-year yields off by about six basis points. why's that? the ppi print. inflationary data is giving us the comfort that inflation is being tamed. does that mean for cpi print tomorrow? what does it mean for the economic reactions we are seeing? weaving onto the individual movers for a moment. on the micro side of things we are looking at nvidia on the high side. all eyes on earnings, but we are seeing a by the depth moment. broadcom up more than 3%. we are seeing some filings come out. looking at tesla, we are up more than 4%. some fighting talk coming from the overall association that focuses in on the united workers for automobiles, saying we don't like what was said between trump and musk yesterday on that spaces. but we are seeing tesla getting a bid. maybe republicans are going to be buying ev more. ed: let's get into

caroline? caroline: great conversation.ly, we are pushing higher, a power push is going on. he said the time is ripe for a change in policy. rates going lower. we are up and up for the week as well, 10-year yield's are down. borrowing costs falling, crypto at the moment at 1.6 percent. moving to the individual movers, all eyes are on nvidia august 8. it's a macro move that is a micro-set of earnings from nvidia. across the nasdaq 100, the best performer from a percentage point of view is earnings. saying in the longer term we will not be optimistic. ed: coming up, amazon web services is announcing a joint platform they say will help small developers scale responsible ai. that's next. this is "bloomberg technology." ♪ okay, team! oh, thank you so much i couldn't have done it without you. honestly, i don't do a whole lot here. i'm really just here for the at&t internet, it's super-fast so, any pre-launch concerns? what if nobody buys them? that's mean or, what if everybody buys them? oh, i hadn't thought of that that's probab

how about you on that point, caroline? dear- on that point, caroline?l be there any levers that washington can do to apply pressure? so far the rhetoric has not gone beyond that? i’ll so far the rhetoric has not gone beyond that?— beyond that? i'll be curious about our beyond that? i'll be curious about your thoughts. — beyond that? i'll be curious about your thoughts, leon _ beyond that? i'll be curious about your thoughts, leon because - beyond that? i'll be curious about| your thoughts, leon because what seems to be happening recently, people like antony blinken have been put in the cart before the horse, putting their aspirations for any cease—fire deal for the release of hostages on the forefront of everyone's minds, and for a cessation of the horrendous assault against anniston augustinians caught up against anniston augustinians caught up on this in gaza. —— innocent palestinians. it doesn't seem there's anything tangible with the current deal and it's a tablet regarding the philadelphi corridor, essentially israel step elected in july that they

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caroline: caroline hyde in new york. we are taking a turn.e hard selloff, looking at the names like meta dragging the index lower. we are now up by 0.1%. a half-hour ago, we were higher by 0.6%, 0.7%. we have been seeing some high flyers that have been re-loved after last week's beat up but is not much. the japanese yen, the volatility of this time last week, much of it evidenced in the yen weaker on the day versus the dollar . looking at bitcoin at 59,000. ultimately to be able to buy bitcoin, once again putting it onto their balance sheet, but we are down to the tune of 8%. nvidia leading us higher on the nasdaq 100. looking at intel down by 08%. -- 0.8%. they are postponing a key event. here is a name that got beaten up after earnings, cut costs and headcount, and cutting their marketing spend as well. ed: let's bring in bloomberg's ian king. we have wandered into each other's desks and said it is not a lot of good news to be had for intel at the moment. this expo is not a major headline but it continues the negativity around the name. ian

caroline mentioning _ nomination. thank you. caroline mentioning that _ nomination. thank you.roline mentioning that speech by - nomination. thank you. caroline mentioning that speech by tim l nomination. thank you. caroline - mentioning that speech by tim wals, we will have that live on bbc news. to the middle east now. america's top diplomat has said there was no more time could be wasted in reaching a gaza ceasefire deal, as he wrapped up his latest tour to the region. he said hamas needed to agree to the bridging proposal for a ceasefire so that both sides could proceed to the implementation of a peace deal. mr blinken reaffirmed that the us would not agree to any long—term occupation of gaza by israeli troops. his comment followed reports that the israeli prime minister benjamin netanyahu continued to speak of an ongoing israeli troop presence on the border between gaza and egypt. let's speak to our correspondentjon donnison who's injerusalem. it seems the americans have been anger by these reported comments by binyamin netanyahu. what is he reported to have said?— binyami

caroline thank you. all right.or, i want to talk to you also talking about the swing states. how do you think that they received him tonight >reporter>well, if you look at coach waltz and kind of the metaphors that are used, the sports metaphors, you know, trying to soften kind of that image of the left coast liberalism and these elements, what you see is a guy who a talks about loving his family, talks about his neighbors, talks about those people that are around him as his entire world. this is a very different approach because you're talking about kind of the group hug and democrats. and this is kind of a hokey problem in politics. you can't go too far with this you've got to be kind of careful with this in a retail way but what it does is it helps kind of if you will offer him and introduce his bio, but also soften some of the edges of that left coast liberalism argument. that's going to happen around issues of crime around immigration, around the republicans coming hard. and that is going to help not just in t

joining me now is caroline lee visit. thank you for being -- caroline leavitt. and mainstream media may want to portray tim walz as a moderate democrat but you can't stick a cam mow hat on the guy an expect that to fool the american people. tim walz's radical record speaks for itself. we had a deep opposition research on him and a lot of money to spend to ensure every voter understands how radical this guy is. look at what he believes on the economy. he proposed raising taxes in minnesota multiple times. the average inflation rate in minnesota has outpaced the national average, working families there are struggling. he also proposed free college, free healthcare. he's anti-american energy, signed one of the most radical environmental bills in the country, ending carbon based fuels by 2040. that's a gift to china who he cozied up to his entire life by the way. he goes hand in hand with kamala harris who knows supported bidenomics that robbed working families of thousands of dollars every single year. president trump is the only option on this ballot who will make

liz: do you see that, caroline? he wants to deploy federal agencies in his cabinet to bring inflation down. what do you think of that? how is he going to do that? >> well as we remember when president trump was in office inflation was at 1.9%. you don't want it to be a completely deal but you certainly don't want it where it's at now. we've seen it climb over 20% thanks to the failed economic policies. this is intentional. this economy didn't happen by accident. kamala harris and joe biden broke it, and the people who broke it are not going to be the ones to fix it but you know what does fix it? unleashing our great american energy sector. the number one thing we can do to bring down prices in this country. look at our great states of pennsylvania, wisconsin, west virginia. they are the number three largest natural oil reserve in the world. president trump's policy drill baby drill. i'll be shocked when kamala harris decides to copy that next week too as president trump mentioned her only policy ideas are plagerizin

caroline, we are, what, a couple days away from the democrat convention.e. what are the other catalysts you looking at? >> the pressure's on to see whether kamala harris will finally face reporters and give the american people a proper interrogation of her ridiculous, radical record as well as tim walz's. so i think what we're going to see, hopefully, is this honeymoon period that kamala harris has been granted by her benevolent handlers in the media, we need to see that end, expire, because trump and vance have been on the campaign trail. they've been grappling with the request questions, heavy been grappling with the issues, but kamala harris bypassed that primary process which was extremely unfair. she never received a single primary vote, and now we don't even know if she's going to agree to the other two debates. there's typically three, we've only heard her say she'll commit to one. it's just an embarrassment, and it's a disservice to the american people, to this process. maria: yeah. and, by the way, the process was that she was selected. not electe

liz: thank you, caroline left. come back soon. even 60 minutes was stunned on nancy pelosi was stunned that she was a driving force to oust president biden from his campaign and now claiming she was wished biden on mount ru rushmore inflation, multiple wars and inflation against him and gregg jarrett is here to react and also tonight the growing backlash and now perfect to be her running mate as jd vance looks to steal their winning them for companies moving their headquarters from texas. a new report, a vicious venezuela super gang is in texas too. we have the details. make this stuff up. revealing new findings in the biden white house gave the taliban hundreds of millions. hundredsof millions went to far left. grover norquist going to take that on. so many people and reserves to lower gas prices and war breaks out in russia and iran. that's coming up. >> i would transition it. it's a big statement. ameritrade is now part of schwab. bringing you an elevated experience, tailor-made for trader minds. ♪ go deeper with thinkorswim: o

caroline, chris, cheryl, final thoughts here. her economic platform p i think we can be sure of one thing which is that it's intentionally vague, and that shows her contempt for the american people, if in my opinion. that being said, we're starting to get some revelations about what it would look like and turns out it's just as socialist and, you know, marxist as we imagined. and she also keeps saying that, you know, insisting like warren buffett or something that, you know, she's going to the spend, spend us into oblivion, but it's going to be a great return on investment. but she doesn't say how we're going to pay for any of her programs. additionally, you know, she has all these radical economic policy of the past. we have no idea if she's actually still standing by those, whether that's to ban fracking like she said in 2020 or to eliminate the filibuster to pass the green new deal. maria: chris. >> nobody wants a vice president that admires china. everybody i know in pittsburgh doesn't believe her that she isn't going to the

and olympic gold medalist caroline marks joins us live now from new york this morning, caroline, goodning to you. i'm so grateful to have you on the show congratulations . first of all, huge win. just tell us what was going through your mind as you got on your board and men realized you'd won gold oh, good morning. >> yeah, thanks for having me gosh, she was definitely the most surreal moment of my life and it's, it's pretty cool and just, to have that medal around my neck and you listen to the national anthem was just so amazing. so yeah super surreal moment, craziest moment of my life for sure carolina, you grew up in melbourne beach in florida and i'm told that you actually used to serve during hurricanes. i spent some time growing up in florida when this was the last thing that you are ever supposed to do. but clearly it worked for you. what? is that like? how did you get where you are yeah. >> i mean, i just i grew up with a big family. i'm one of the six my older brothers all served and they're the reason why he got in the surfing. and so whatever they did, i wanted to do and we

caroline, let me get to this.ing the walz and harris passes on a chance to redefine herself. on paper the ideological state of walz over shapiro and kelly were quite small but the fight was intense for walz selection is a material win for progressives regardless of if it anything to do with his selection. as a consequence he won't assuage concerns that kamala is too far to the left. >> kamala harris picking tim walz proves our point that she have is dangerously liberal. he is one of the most far left governors in the country. her decision not to choose josh shapiro, let's be honest. she didn't choose him because he is a jewish american and expressed strong support for israel in the past and that is unacceptable in today's modern-day democrat party. president trump is right. the democrat party is anti-semitic, anti-israel radicals. kamala harris continues to kowtow to the pro hamas sympathizers in this country. she can sit down for an interview with someone in the mainstream media. more than two weeks since she bec

joining me now is caroline abrahams , charity caroline abrahams, charity director at age uk.s tonight. great to see you . there is great to see you. there is putting more pensioners on benefits. better than paying everyone a lump sum to keep warm this winter , this winter, >> well, i don't think that's the choice we're looking at, unfortunately, because we think that it's great that this drive to get more people to claim pension credit is happening. >> it's absolutely the right thing to do. but the problem is all all the evidence suggests it won't be anything like enough because the rate of take up has stayed stubbornly. at about two thirds of older people for more than a decade, despite there being lots of publicity about the advantages of claiming pension credit. when the bbc tv licence shemozzle happened in 2015. as you may remember, even then. sure take it went up a little bit, but not by very much . little bit, but not by very much. so our concern is that actually, even despite this drive, which we'll do everything we can to support at aj, lots and lots of pensioners who

caroline cummings, thank you. you can all watch coverage of the democratic national convention on "cbs mornings," the cbs news, and our streaming channel cbs news 24/7, and you can also watch it in prime time starting at 10:00 p.m. eastern right here on cbs. >>> former president donald trump is spending time stumping in key battleground states as well including pennsylvania. he spoke to factory workers yesterday about the economy. and in an exclusive interview with caitlin huey-burns, he was asked about his repeated insults of his opponent, vice president kamala harris. >> you have criticized her appearance, you've criticized her intelligence. is that the message to win over those moderate voters that you're going to need in the middle? >> no, i don't think so. i think the message is what a bad job they've done. if you look at this economy, if you look at inflation, and, you know, i love this country. i have to do what it takes to win. >> reporter: why insult her intelligence? >> well, i have to -- well, i don't t

maria: caroline. >> i want to talk about israel and iran to wrap it up. it neutralized the proxies of iran, hamas leaders, by, you know, assassinating them. and i think what that shows is the youngs tata position with our administration or and how pathetic it is that we spared the lives of the killers who orchestrated 9/11. we couldn't even give the family ares of those victims justice by issuing capital punishment which was more than merited in this case. so once again, you know, israel actually fighting for its citizens, and the biden administration neglecting them. maria: if i'll tell you, this is israel's fight for survival. in the middle of israel's fight for survival, the the u.s. actually held back weapons. it's absolutely incredible. israel has determined that it killed the top hamas military commander in a july airstrike. the company's -- the country's military said thursday eliminating a plan per of the october 7th attacks and a militant that it had tried to kill for decades, jonathan. >> well, that's good news. i want to go back to the plea dea

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caroline cummings in chicago, thank you, caroline. >>> donald trump appeared to have plenty to say, takingcial media and cable stations to vent his anger over kamala harris' speech. the former president who visited the arizona border yesterday to talk about immigration teased that he will be joined by a special guest today at another rally in the battleground state, and that comes amid speculation robert f. kennedy jr. will end his independent presidential campaign today and back trump. cbs' jarred hill joins us with that story. good morning. >> reporter: good morning. and you know, adding more energy to that rumor mill, we are seeing that actually overnight last night robert f. kennedy withdrew from the arizona ballot. the state was critical to biden's win in 2020 and is shaping up to be a serious player for both harris and trump this time around. in battleground arizona, former president trump is taking the fight for the white house to america's southern border. >> we will seal the border, stop the invasion and launch the biggest deportation effort in american history. >> reporter: cbs n

i'm carolin roth and these are your headlines.he s&p 50 sees the best day since february and the ten-year treasury yield touches the lowest level since march as jay powell lines up the first rate cut of the cycle. >> the question is the totality of the data is consistent with rising inflation and maintaining a solid labor market. if that is met, the reduction of the policy rate could be on the table as soon as the next meeting in september. >>> shell posting a profit and buyback as it dips by a quarter. the ceo lays out a plan for net zero amid shareholder pressure. >> we are absolutely committed to the 2050 target, but we recognize the trajectory is not a linear one. we recognize there are twists and turns. >>> soc gen beats the forecast as the unit out performs, but the net interest income forecast sends it lower in early trade. >>> auto stocks in reverse after volkswagen and bmw miss second quarter expectations and daimler misses forecast revenue. we speak to the chair martin daum later this hour. >>> good morning, everyone. we

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caroline, what do you make of that? >> absolutely, howie. the negotiations and the swap. at the time it was published, the bloomburg story was totally inaccurate and the prisoners were in russian captivity and russian air space. she beat even t "the wall street journal" and one of their employees was freed in the hostage transfer and most outlets did the right thing and waited till the plane physically landed to report on it. everyone wants to break a story, i can understand that and you've got exclusive violated journalistic efforts and national security implications and so many countries involved and absolutely they were really complicated with the emotions. >> jeb fertilizer jacobs -- general terrific jacobs is one of the best reporters i've worked with and this is a bad deal and she'll bounce back. this could happen to anybody. howie: she was kind of scapegoated by it. >> i feel like she was. howie: not defending going too early with the story because everybody could have done that and did endanger lives. >> this can happen accidently. i

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second caroline prayers are offered for the dead. and those who not been fam. palmer of your model was going to do ok. yeah. we have prayed for the departed so a lot of people are still missing. we have prayed for them as well. these are a difficult time and so we have prayed for healing. these mourners are saying a final good bye to loved ones and community members. they've lost most are holding umbrellas, trying to find some rest buy from the rain that continues to pour down around a la han, l to 0 to a clean up operation is on the way also sledging into not in provence in south west china. the 2 people died in the city of z showing off to typhoid and gave me cause record rain. officials say the t 5 people are still missing. the neighboring slush one providence, 2 people died and another doesn't all still missing all through a month slide. the accident caused a bridge in the city of kind thing to collapse. some houses will also swept away. hundreds have been evacuated. the now move in half way into the paris and then picks the city

. >> todd: here's the challenge as i see it for you and the campaign, caroline, it's one thing to haveies and to battle over those policies. but, right now, what the kamala harris is doing, thanks to surrogates like joe biden, is lying. because clearly they are responsible for the border crisis. experts on both sides agree with that so, what does your campaign do when one, biden and harris and all the democratic party is now blaming trump somehow for the border crisis and the mainstream media is letting them get away with it? >> there's no doubt that kamala harris is a lying liberal. she is lying about where she stands on the issues. she has consistently supported a ban on fracking. she is responsible for the border crisis. she is on tape saying she is proud of bidenomics and proud of the economy that she and joe biden have created while americans at home are suffering. there was no acknowledgment of that pain nor their suffering last night. they are living paycheck to paycheck. last night you heard them talk about kamala harris' work for working families. working families cannot affor

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i look forward to speaking you again caroline and getting a statement on this from trump.re. breaking news the "wall street journal." now we're able to report to you prayers answered. that reporter evan gershkovitch is now free after a prisoner swap with russia. the "wall street journal" reporting that evan's release was part of the largest and most complex prisoner exchange between russia and the west since the cold war. evan and former marine paul whelan are back in u.s. countries, 24 prisoners in six countries. they were freed at an airport in turkey's capital. evan, paul whelan and a russian american radio journalist. we'll wait to see if that's confirmed as well. i want to bring in a retired navy captain and former pentagon official. having served you know the meaning of we leave no american behind, brent. >> thanks for having me on. this is good news but a story that's far from complete. there are still at least seven or eight more americans being held. a number of them being held for questionable and dubious reasons by vladimir putin in moscow. so hopefully more new

caroline cummings has the details. good morning. >> reporter: good morning, anne-marie.o weeks ago most americans knew little of minnesota governor tim walz, but last night as he made his acceptance speech for the vice presidential nomination, he introduced himself to the nation. >> never underestimate a public school teacher. [ cheers ] >> reporter: minnesota governor tim walz, former high school teacher and football coach, gave what he called a pep talk while accepting the nomination for vice president as his family at times tearfully looked out. >> there with intime to sleep -- there will be time to sleep when you're dead. we're going to leave it on the field. that's how we'll move forward and turn the page on donald trump. >> reporter: day three themed "a fight for our freedoms" featured speeches from heavy hitters. >> kamala harris will work to solve our problems, seize our opportunities, ease our fears. >> reporter: also some of the party's rising stars -- >> true patriots do not whine and complain. we put our head down and get to work. >> darkness is what they are

cbs' caroline cummings in chicago with the details. caroline? >> reporter: good morning, anne-marie. so tonight minnesota governor tim walz will formally accept the vice presidential nomination here at the democratic national convention, and we'll hear from former president bill clinton tonight as day three kicks off with the theme a fight for freedoms. last night it was the obamas that stole the show. >> yes, she can. [ cheers ] >> reporter: former president barack obama closed out night two of the democratic national convention to roaring applause, making his case for vice president kamala harris over former president donald trump this november. >> we do not need four more years of bluster and bumbling and chaos. america's ready for a better story! we are ready for a president kamala harris! >> reporter: former first lady michelle obama took the stage before him. she delivered a few zingers when criticizing the former president. >> who's going to tell him that the job he's currently seeking might just be one of those black jobs? >> reporter: e

here is our pakistan correspondent caroline davis.e: the largest number of people killed was sunday night when several vehicles were traveling to punjab, pulled over by the militants. according to police officials, these militants asked to check ids of people on board. they then took them off the vehicles and opened fire. we also know of a different incident 500 kilometers away, where according to one hospital official several bodies were brought into the hospital, including some security personnel. in a different area, we have also heard of bodies being discovered there after a bridge was destroyed. we have heard from a militant group, which released a statement saying they had conducted these attacks across the province. we have also heard from pakistan's military, who have said they responded to those militants, killing 21 in the process. they also say they lost 14 of their own security personnel. it's not entirely clear how many of those 14 overlap with the 39 number we were told earlier today. the army in pakistan have been adama

how can i in the cost of my children, the winery district of caroline, once known for its picturesque beauty, is now covered in my fallen trees and boulders have washed down from the hills into the valley. rescue efforts are underway. the spread of disease has added to the sense of urgency to find the missing. similar scenes of destruction have played out in the northern state of him module per the cloudburst light to flash floods covering the region and destroying major infrastructure for the 2nd caroline. prayers are offered for the dead. and those who have not been fam palmer of your model was me going to do ok. yeah. we have prayed for the departed. so a lot of people are still missing. we have prayed for them as well. these are a difficult time and so we have prayed for healing. these mourners are saying a final good bye to loved ones and community members. they've lost most are holding umbrellas, trying to find some rest buy from the rain that continues to pour down and run a low hon. l to 0. so for me, tell mccrae for this news. i'll be back in just a moment with much more the

caroline, great to see you this evenin youg. it's interesting. kamala harris is simultaneouslye stealing from the far left policies of hugo chavez in venezuelaft hugezuela of thes and positioning herself as a a moderate who has some of she same policies, policies as donald trump. it's she's actually playin playg i don't know, the entire potential left and independent voting base. at the same time, the question right is what is real? >> well, that's a verynt t good question. and if you want to know what is real, look at what kamala ate over the pasta three and a half years. she's coming up with all of these new policy kno alleged solutions, many of which we know will not work. thoswe that she's plagiarizing from president trump are good ideas. they're popular. and that'ss plagiarizi are why g them. but these far left proposals would be a disastem bur for our country. and if americans want to know what a kamala harris tim walzonw administration would look like, look at the past four years. kamalaould harris has been in theen white house as vice pre

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