when i get to the interview, i meet cathy, the manager. to offer me the job right away. and then she says, "but you still have to interview with my executive director. "she's a little bit intimidating, "but don't worry, you'll be just fine. "i know you'll be okay. just get youelf ready and go to the interview." so i get very excited. i get a nice, professional suit, and i head to the second interview with executive director. i get to meet the executive director, a very tall woman, big personality, middle-age, expressionless white woman. (laughter) she asked me all sorts of questions, and i'm answering-- very nervous-- i answered them all, i went home, and i just prayed i get that job. a few days go by, and cathy calls me and says, "claritza, you got the job," and i'm like, "yes." "so, but you have to start right away." and i said, "of course, i'll start on monday." so i start my job, and two weeks go by, and the executive director comes back from vacation. she walks in through the front door with her big bags, her big personality, and she

we will have cathie wood on. i'll embrace her view point today. we'll having flying automated taxicabs that's my story. i'm sticking to it the future is going to be great because of technology. right? >> yes, but let me ask you the jobs question in the meantime. that is the central piece of the fed looking at if you believe things are easing up, you hear it anecdotally. it doesn't show in the data. if you talk to the ceo community, they say it is easier to hire. still not easy, easy not what it used to be the question is is there a tipping point in the situation then, people don't talk about it employee hoarding. labor hoarding concept companies have been holding on to people because they have been so worried if they lose one or two people from a particular group, if they didn't want two other people in that group, the cost and possibility of finding them is so hard. if that is true, they couldn't be holding on to 20% extra if at some point, they decide now is the time the markets better and i can let some of the people go, i know it sounds per pe

ark invests cathie wood warning this is a big mistake.'ll tell us why, and we will get reaction from the former president of the federal reserve of kansas, thomas hoenig is here. then, 21 years after the september 11th attacks thousands of first responders and workers at ground zero are still fighting for health benefits as a startling new study reveals another a major health hazard now developing among these heroes. details from a former fdny lieutenant coming up. >>> but first this weekend, president biden continuing to slam the so-called maga republicans while touting his recent massive climate spending and tax increase law. watch. >> republicans talk about being fiscally responsible. we are reducing the deficit while all these things we're doing to spend money. [cheers and applause] not a joke. you think if they really cared about inflation, reducing it, they would have voted for the inflation reduction act. they're coming after your social security. you think i'm kidding. no. just go read the only election plan the republicans put ou

diana olick is here to explain why the number seven is not a lucky number for home buyers and later cathie woods on stand by and get ready tonight, we have some slow money for you. but traders give us their best idea for a stock worth owning if you have five years to buy and hold i'm melissa lee and we're live at the nasdaq market site in the heart of times square. we begin with the markets falling below that bottom set in june the s&p midday dropping below the 3636 level falling deeper into bear market territory today a 52-week low. the pain coming to every corner of the market. the nasdaq just by posting a small gain now down more than 30% for the year the dow down close to 20% and the russell 2000 off nearly 26% and check this out, the microsoft and alphabet and amazon and apple have lost close to $2.5 trillion in mark cap since late december. each company dropping $500 million in value in less than a year. where are we right now, guy? >> you know, everybody calls me like delores downer and think i'm negative bad -- actually today's action in terms of the vix, first time that we're 32.5

cathie wood, elon musk, are they right?> let's separate out goods and prices core goods prices have been decelerating for the last five months and we'll see further evidence of that tomorrow. services prices, though, continue to accelerate when you blend them together, inflation is slowing down, no question but the question really is, to what extent does it and how quickly does it? do we go back to pre-covid levels of inflation soon or it's going to take awhile i still think it's going to take awhile the 20 years leading into covid, it averaged 2.8% per year. there's no such thing as deflation, disinflation when it comes to services. core goods prices averaged zero. so i think we're in a structurally higher inflationary environment that will settle out probably next year around 3 to 4% and the belief that we're getting to pre-covid levels, i don't see it happening. >> does that make sense that both bank of america and goldman sachs have raised their expectations for the next fed policy meeting, now expecting a 75 basis poin

down names like lucid, docusign, nvidia that said, still summer sessions warnings on the street and cathie wood talking outlook earlier this morning on "squawk box." >> we believe we are in a recession. the durable goods orders we just saw really seeing strength there, because of activity being aconttracted to the u.s. flight to safety why the dollar is going up as well nonetheless, we think we are in a recession. >> though she, guys, has conviction to pick up more of those beaten down names in the ark fund like roku and others. for a number of reasons. she thinks inflation will or has already peaked employment lagging she said this as well, guys. the street is so bearish can't argue with that. vix this morning, jon, above 30. some say, though, you need to see the vix above 30 at least a few consecutive days if you want to use it as an indicator to get back in. >> and friend of the show from the "wall street journal" in a piece a couple days ago buying the dip and how it hasn't worked for retail investors cathie wood, queen of buying the dip. always buying more, carl, what she's already go

nbc news has reached out to cathy latham for comment but has not yet to hear back.ata forensic form referred nbc news to the lawyers who declined to comment. gwen keyes fleming, a former cobb county, georgia district attorney and author of fulton county, georgia's trump investigation, and she joins me now. gwen, let's begin with the law at issue here. georgia law, about whether this is the kind of thing that is lawful for a county chair of a republican party to lead someone in and give them access to private voting data in the machines of the voting system. >> first of all, the election law in georgia is very clear that only the secretary of state is the only person who can authorize access to computers. so, anyone in any local county does not have the authority to authorize access, so in the absence of authority, what we are looking at here are potential crimes of criminal trespass in terms of altering or relieving data, either permanently or temporarily. but then also, computer invasion of privacy, where you are using a network without authorization to access pers

maria: welcome back, we are back with cathie wood, ark investment, chief investment officer, cathie,ere you are seeing the most growth. you're focused on technological innovations and dna sequencing, robotics, artificial intelligence, energy storage and block-chain technology, tell me what you see coming in the six to 12 months and you want to be allocating capital today? >> well, i think our strategy has been hurt very much as have most growth strategies by the fears associated with inflation and higher interest rates and as i mentioned, we think that's going to turn around. we see the growth coming out of these 5 platforms, these are 5 innovation platforms. these are exponential growth trajectories and we faced a lot of covid-related comparison issues in stocks like roku, teledoc, zoom, confusion in short-term indicators on the market but the explosive growth is there. it has happened and we think it's going to continue. we see that in the global public equity markets truly disruptive innovation which is all we focus on is priced at roughly $8 trillion in value in the markets today

you've seen cathie wood and a lot of individual investors buy over again and you mentioned the major averages are almost at a bear market but you've already got 80% of stocks below their 200-day moving average. they are already in a bear market, and there's all this stimulus spending and all the chip act and all this , you know, redistribution of income. that's what keeps us in the bear market for who knows how long to come and the governments now going to be in charge of energy, neil, and if it's anything like how its turned out in schools and healthcare, with all this central planning, it's going to be an absolute mess. neil: you know, victoria, he mentioned cathie wood of course of ark investment, the famed technology investment was in on tesla and amazon and apple and all these big high-tech names and she's still getting net in- flows that are enviable for almost any fund, let alone hers that's been hammered so she still believes in technology. do you? >> well, we believe in technology, but we don't want to go all in on that sector, similar to what cathie is doing but yet that's

cathy: i'm still very long-term bullish.damentally believe that current macro challenges can be a catalyst for increasing optimization at many companies enterprises. of course fires will continue to be very careful, because it's very important, but they will also be working for the next impressed greatest solution. you're looking for the best solution and i think it might trigger a software up buying cycle across many of the sectors that we cover. and i think it's also important to take a view that some of the best companies have started and were built and merged from economic downturn, companies like microsoft, apple. ed: real quick, we were looking at your portfolio companies, what is the advice to founders in terms of cash preservation or how they use cash, is talent key in this environment? cathy: absolutely, the four main things i chat with my ceos about every week is number one, cash. you have to make sure you have enough runway to hit the milestones you need if you need to raise the subsequent funding grounds. ceos ar

it had again, i'm kathy, i'm in cathy. cathy. oh sorry. i'd like a coffee, at least one in germany. much trouble with english in berlin. you might struggle with german. oh yeah. oh yes. sometimes germans go into bars here and nobody speaks german. very good movies. we could you think of that? it's liz concert, english. well, i just ordered my food in german. anyway. i feel this all conscious about it because i couldn't make enough with somebody else's country bits. yes. i am a bit lazy as hell. i learned sherman here. so it is possible german to sticklers for the rule is preferred to have been to break them off, and lots of us clubs and convenience stores. they have been for 24 hours or more people drink on that, woburn and even even all the red man at the pedestrian crossing. and remember the smoking bank, i didn't really catch on yet. well, mine, which is really go against the german grade is fashion. who that is good, bye bye. there they are 2 main grades, adversely, the old black, ld on it, and then the more wild mishmash that be trans

it had again, i'm kathy, i'm in cathy. cathy: oh, sorry. i'd like a coffee please. one in germany you might struggle with english in berlin. you might struggle with german. oh yes. oh yes. sometimes germans go into bars here and nobody speaks german very good movies. we could you think of that? it's live concert english. well, i just ordered my food in german anyway. i feel this all conscious about it because i can wake him up with somebody else. it's come true, but yes, i am a bit lazy. it help island sherman here. so it is possible german to stick this for the rules of her to have been to break them up. lots of boss loves and convenient stores. they have been for 24 hours or more people drink on that woburn an evening and all the red man at the pedestrian crossing an remember the smoking bank. i didn't really catch on yet. well mine which couldn't really go against the gym and grade is fashion with gardens. good bye bye. there they are 2 main grades, adversely, the all black on it and then the more wild mishmash that be transparent material was cause material goin

. >> cathy latham-- she is the woman there in blue. she used to be chairwoman of the coffee county g.o.p. she's seen escorting a team of these pro-trump operatives into this office where we know that these machines were breached. you know, they were opened up, the software basically scanned, or robbed, you might say. >> are you looking to protect your county election's office and stop maga from breaking in to breach your voting machines? get the all-new election interfere-ring video doorbell. ( doorbell rings ) >> oh, hey, can you never come back, please. >> because you never know when fascists will infiltrate the democratic process. >> hey, you guys, you know these crimes are being recorded, right, and you're probably going to jail? >> and you never know when the big man himself might pop by. >> i just want to find 11,780 votes. >> election interfere-ring video doorbell. and coming soon, anti-q sprinklers. make that proud boy a wet boy. >> announcer: it's "the late show with stephen colbert." tonight: nuclear reaction. plus, stephen w

busy hold on you just to log sure, cathy, she called steve your future motor development pumped on each week with new computer, a grace community on them, you got to respond on the score tv with the not sure how the serial router comes up with the whole is are you still my be a possible way a, are you still with me that somebody sent me a bunch of movies, a couple of those to some of them with different products like you know, a little bit of them screw, also to focus a lot of fish not admit it for us to talk with chris young explicitly with ashley if you follow me well, the location was motionless. wishes to me that come with a lot of new initiatives. road tripping out in the crowd or jo changed. you look not, hey, skill crank it just you chose to my ceiling, your brains. could you give me a takes up? why don't you see if you do or do you not see the blue blue gray stuck moscow clearly admitted to it, which of us i see it's almost like ever but with still not grains cannot old but on . mr. osgood, i'm with that, he said he listen, that the he spoke with copper on your own too numerous,

>> cathie wood has been in there. overall, jim, we have reclaimed 3,700.bulls start to feel more comfortable do you think >> look, the only thing that will make them comfortable is when the two-year falls. the two-year is the most important. i have never seen one piece of paper more important than when you used to trade the seven and ten-year in the '90s >> this is keying off that >> if that goes down in yield. >> up in price >> then i think the market is real not until then until then i think everyone r everything is taken as a trade if you bought nvidia yesterday, you might have to sell part of it today i still love it. >> how about snowflake >> people like snowflake. >> who are these people? >> i don't know. people i speak to. >> afa likes it? initiates buy? 242. >> yeah. >> a lot of people love their business model >> the companies have a lot of leverage and don't have fixed rate but have a floating rate. >> who would that be >> we know some of those names >> it's like a secret. a lot of them are down dramatically if you're a cable company, a lot of de

cathy ten broeke. i'm now happy to welcome virtually to the committee,, jamie kirsch. >> thank you so much to the committee, for inviting me to be here today. i am a current and active board member for journey on and i'm also a non law enforcement employee of the rapid city police department. journey on was incorporated as a non profit in 2018 by tracy signals that, a member of the the mohawk tribe. in early 2020, we are focused on use mentorship and substance abuse recovery. it was also in 2020 that the rapid city police department was awarded a community based reduction grant through bja, determining what to focus the rent on, it's essential to address houselessness, given that it was roughly generating 65% of calls. additionally, it was clear that native american suffered from housing assistance disproportionately, making up over 80% of those who are considered literally houseless. -- low morale among officers, as they were not equipped with the tools to address the causes of helplessness, or the re

you talked about cathy latham.as a chairperson of the gop, one of the 16 fake electors bringing it back here to atlanta, that, of course, we know she's a target of the fulton county investigation and was subpoenaed to testify. but it shows she's essentially giving access to these data specialists who were hired by sidney powell who is a trump attorney. now we reached out to latham's attorney. we didn't hear back. but he told "the washington post" that cathy latham would never knowingly try to interfere in an election. this video shows a very strong kind of coordinated effort to overturn the election. >> let's bring back barbara. what's the legal look at this, barbara? >> well, tampering with election machines, with ballots, with voting is prohibited under many states' laws and the reason for it is to protect the integrity of the voting systems. the chain of custody is important. those items never fall out of a chain of certain officials who are entitled to possess them. if you give them to some third party, it comp

cathy again. oh god, i saw 30 years 30 years have passed on. oh, my god! growing up. i was sick of advantage of that, medlar. so i knew her and saw her so many times that she didn't see me on stage at 13. i, too love that so much, and then we had the same voice teacher and i would go after bet marge would do the classical idea. yeah harder. i would sit out in the lobby waiting, and that would leave and then margin. let me do whatever vocal exercises told me that the film nods to the fact that fans are obsessed with the characters and their costumes and what they wear even last night at the premiere there was last night. i could not believe how perfect people of the great don't they do. they don't think it's possible for anybody to have as much fun on set as you three seem to my right, yeah. ah we haven't seen every movie ever made, but we sure did have a lot of fun. our thanks to deborah roberts and expectations are very high for this one. i can't wait str i got this mountain bike for only $11. dealdash.com the fair and honest bidding site. this kitchenaid mixer sold

chairwoman and lady who handed her stylist a picture of a q-tip... ( laughter ) cathy latham. latham is already under criminal investigtion for posing as a fake elector back in 2020. and in a newly-revealed video, she can be seen escorting the former president's team into the elections office, then checking her surroundings, and then letting more people in. it really looks like cathy is helping the former president mess with the election, and she evidently knows it. in fact, when asked during a recent deposition whether she knew, or ever had any communication with giuliani, latham asserted her fifth amendment rights. okay. ( audience reacts ) now, i know that sounds bad, but to be fair-- what woman wants to admit they know rudy giuliani? ( laughter ) and some-- ( cheers and applause ) ♪ ♪ ♪ some january 6th rioters are facing consequences, like insurrectionist and injury attorney for racehorses... couy griffin. "should you or a loved one be turned into glue? some say yes. i say 'neigh'." ( laughter ) that's his commercial for the injury. in addition to storming the capitol, gr

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earlier we spoke with managed in miss cathy is an engineering professor at the university of southern california. and he's also work as a safety inspector of nuclear power plants around the world, including turnover fukushima. he told us more on the proposed security zone. the ideal se demilitarization of support ratio was originated by secretary general on one year, which is almost a month ago. and immediately russia for says that russian ambassador rejected the idea, came out in the 1st security council meeting, 2nd, security johnson. and again, right now, there is a euphemism. now, there are being using, it's called protection. so i'm being honest with you. i don't think that the russian federation will accept that protection zone is ation as being proposed by a year, which is a very noble and very logical demand. my humble assessment is we need to really to elevate this to escalate that to the level of the political negotiation. and security council needs to be more proactive rather than sitting down and listening to their pontification and this fiery passion to speech us. the cra

as a swagger, it's annoying for the passengers, but it's understandable for the employee and 7 i, cathy, others getting in comparison to other as their working conditions are very good. that's why my compassion for them is limited. hey, to stand minded like this mackenzie stack. lufthansa, pilots point to the heavy burden of the pandemic and the financial sacrifices employees made to save the company. now that looked under making profit, again, the mood is shifting. with, with a mortgage locked up on goods, it's always bad timing for those who are traveling off. that's understandable. but the fact is labor politics happen when they happen from start to start. our labor agreements just expired off, so it has to happen now. the start fin. lufthansa had already put an offer on the table. the company says the deal is lucrative by international comparison. you haven't given peloton or you offered each pilot $900.00 euros more per month, and that's a good pay race, especially for pilots at the lower end of the salary spectrum. it's $150.00 p. lawton. the strike is meant to last 24 hours. but

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cathy is an engineering professor at the university of southern california. he's worked as a safety inspector at nuclear power plants including chernobyl and fukushima. earlier, we asked him what could happen if the plants reserve power line fails as well? the situation, as you said, is a plan. if this last straw basically goes down. this, as you mentioned, is the power line that brings the electricity can, could take electricity from the plant. but this is a little bit lower voltage line that the other offset power is that we had that's what, because it doesn't have enough capacity. they had to shut down to one of the 2 remaining operational react. if this power goes down, then the mercy of emergency diesel generators, which are very cranky and finicky equipment, and of course the, as the name colors, emergency, it are only used for emergency all the power comes back. and if that emergency diesel generators cannot supply enough power to the done, unfortunately, we're going to have a situation called total the station blackout. as the director general law fir

we are seeing today after this massive selloff, cathie wood saying deflation is in the pipeline. she tweeted out yesterday, and she is putting money where her mouth is and buying up another dozen or two stocks. if the fed funds rate is going to go 4.5% or higher, expect 20% downside when it comes to stocks. is there more pain to come or are we looking at deflation that could be coming later this year? rishaad: what is the bond market here actually pricing in? this is way above the 30-year rate and we are seeing this inversion of the yield curve. great headlines when you see the curve reaching the most inverted level this century. it is really at the moment i had scratcher. taking a look first of all at what this really symbolizes in your view. >> if traders want an insurance policy, they can see the fed has a lot more work to do in terms of getting rates higher, trying to combat inflation, and other the fed wants to say they can achieve a soft landing, some traders are pretty skeptical about that. they have seen in the past how abrupt changes from central banks can bring an econo

it's cathy. it's cathy. there was one notable moment in the interview.y, when it comes to the ongoing tensions between china and taiwan, the united states maintains what's called "strategic ambiguity." but biden was tactically pretty clear: >> what should chinese president xi know about your commitment to taiwan? >> we agree with what we signed onto a long time ago, that there's one china policy, and taiwan makes their own judgments about their independence. >> but would u.s. forces defend the island? >> yes, if, in fact, there was an unprecedented attack. >> so unlike ukraine, to be clear, sir, u.s. forces, u.s. men and women would defend taiwan in the event of a chinese invasion? >> yes. >> stephen: okay, okay, calm down, china. you know we buy all the iphones you make, right? you want more "transformers" movies? we can make more "transformers" movies. we got michael bay chained in a basement, okay. we'll send you shia labouf. he's got some free time right now. okay, just calm down. you don't want taiwan. there's an update about who might want to be th

am on to cathy. sorry, catherine, you make _ was thanks. am on to cathy.ing for a local cat rescue. there is _ me. i am running for a local cat rescue. there is a _ me. i am running for a local cat rescue. there is a crisis - me. i am running for a local cat rescue. there is a crisis at - me. i am running for a local cat rescue. there is a crisis at the l rescue. there is a crisis at the moment for a lot of animals, covid has had a lot of impact on people and pets have been one of the things to suffer and now with the finance situation, again, they need all the help they can get. it situation, again, they need all the help they can get-— help they can get. it has been difficult for _ help they can get. it has been difficult for charity, _ help they can get. it has been difficult for charity, the - help they can get. it has been difficult for charity, the past l help they can get. it has been i difficult for charity, the past two years, with events like this being called off. it years, with events like this being called off. . , ~ called off. it has. well,

cathy, can you hear my family models on his act of jay in the garden? i learn about measuring and growing plants yet, though, and it's all related to my lessons in the classroom, then we learn lots. so, and we're really happy in the learning garden as my yvonne think, jack all and that learning is put to good use. at the start of each day, kids are served a free breakfast of rice and fish soup, with vegetables from the garden. as well as filling empty bellies. the meal program also helps fill these young mines in the classroom along pullman's company. now village mostly has poor families, up at bonham. so the school meal programming shows students have enough nutritious food to allow and it keeps them attending school i. it's hugely reduced the school drop out, right. if that was that one, apple, pie cur, the program has become a crucial safety net in a country where poverty and hunger ever present. at these children's clinic health work as a treat in cases of malnourishment, which can be devastating for child's development. now it's feared soaring food

change that and reviving the industry with old methods it was a radical change, of course, for any cathy adeney flesh. when a few years ago, she and her dutch husband moved back to her homeland of indonesia. quickly, they were drawn to remote villages. like here near to been on the island of java. when i was in the villages, i start realizing that there are women who flies are impacted by our everyday choice while we wear. and i realized that i wanted to then build a bridge between people all around the world. care about this issue for care about where to close come from. with the very women will actually make it the very women who knew the plans that are used to make the clothes in 2016, using her savings, she founded to cut sita. let's indonesian for lack their mission, work with local women to revive their forefathers working techniques. like using plants to color the cotton harvested in the fields. we were kind of showing that you can grow, caught them in a way that's actually beneficial for the environment as beneficial for the farmers that doesn't require tons of pesticides and fer

again, president cathy muma took i have signed a constitutional amendment reversing the 2019 change to north salt on made to honor the countries then leader to cave also extended the presidential term to 7 years. the changes are among political and economic reforms. he promised of the mess protests in january when elizabeth's grandchildren have publicly paid their respects to the late monarch by standing vigil around her coffin. meanwhile, mourners continued to fall, continued rather to fall past it in westminster hall b. i cousin's rage in age from 14 to 44, i spent 15 minutes in quiet contemplation like quaint funeral takes place on monday . ah, to sport down in the bonus like a saturday saw the return of the fiercest rivalry in german football. chocolate versus dormant shaka spent last season in the 2nd division, depriving fans of their chance to see their team take on the arch enemies in germany's rural region. and unfortunately for them, dormant were the ones who prevailed this time around. oh, the fan said to wait almost 2 years to see this arch rivals face off in the rue adobe,

disasters are seldom as bad as they seem and it was that indomitable ability, that humour, that were cathynse of history that made her elizabeth the great. —— work ethic. i should add one final quality, which was her humility, hersingle humility, her single bioelectric fire humility, hersingle bioelectric fire tupperware using refusal to be grand and, unlike us politicians, without convoys, as a direct eyewitness account tell you that she drove herself, in her own car, with no detect lives or bodyguards, at alarming speeds over the scottish landscape, to the total amazement of the tourists we encountered and it is that indomitable spirit with which she created the modern constitutional monarchy, an institution so strong and so happy and so well understood, not just happy and so well understood, notjust in these country but anything commonwealth and around the world, that the succession has already seamlessly taken place and i believe she would regard it as her highest achievement that her highest achievement that her son, charles iii, her highest achievement that herson, charles iii, will

cathy , thank you for being with us so early in the morning. i know these overnight hours, but they're also very important hours because you've gone all day feeling the impacts of hurricane ian . talk us through how things are in these overnight hours and what your plan is for the day ahead. so we've been monitoring any impacts we hear. we certainly have about two hundred thousand people without power right now. we're not seeing major damages here, but it will be felt like before we really get to see that, we're very fortunate we didn't get the rains that we thought we were going to get . i mean, two days ago, we thought we were going to be ground zero for this storm . so this is a very different scenario for us . we have our damage assessment crews ready to go out and just look at the county and see if there's any areas of concern. we have debris crews. they'll on the roads, just make sure that everything is good. we need to just check our bridges that come into the county, just make sure that everything shipshape as the winds die down. then w

her name is cathy lathem. breaches like this, kate, are happening across the country. voting machines in swing states have been tampered with and are under investigation. the video we want to show you actually is cathy lathem, she's the gop chairman, the former gop chairman of coffee county, georgia. and we obtained this surveillance showing her at the offices where she is, and this is her leading in donald trump's or people connected with donald trump's attorney, sydney powell. this is -- i just want to tell our operator to scroll up a little bit because i'm going to try to show you this. this is the same woman who signed on as one of the fake electors in the documents that declared donald trump winner of the 2020 election. lathem can be seen escorting that team in there. this is the same day that it was violated, as you said, kate. what's important here is this county voted 70% for donald trump, which means they weren't looking for actual vote fraud. they were looking for access to the machines. that's what's being alleged here. and i also want to show you some addit

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this is cathy. she is the former chairwoman of the coffee county gop. already under investigation, this woman is, for posing as one of those fake electors you've been hearing about who signed documents that declared donald trump the winner of 2020 instead of joe biden. latham can be seen escorting a couple of pro-trump operatives into the coffee county elections office, including an i.t. specialist who was working with trump attorney sidney powell. this all happened on the same day the voting systems in that office were illegally breached, january 7th, as you said, the day after the u.s. capitol attack. text messages, emails, witness testimony from a civil lawsuit here in georgia have connected latham to the plan to give this group access to the elections office. now, about a week before the voting machine breach, latham herself testified before the georgia state legislature with rudy giuliani about alleged voter machine irregularities in coffee county. her attorney told us, despite this, that ms. latham has not acted improperly or illegally, victor, an

it's cathy latham, there in blue. she used to be the chairwoman of the coffee county gop.e's already under investigation for posing as a fake elector, signing one of those documents that declared donald trump the winner of the 2020 election, not joe biden. and she can be seen here escorting a team of pro-trump operatives into that elections office, wolf, where they braeshd the voting machv machines. this includes a man named paul maggio, an i.t. specialist whose company was hired by trump attorney sidney powell. how do we know that they breached these machines? this guy right there, scott hall, we have on audio tapes obtained by cnn saying this. "i'm the guy that chartered the jet to go down to coffee county to have them inspect all of those computers." and he goes on to say they scanned all the equipment, imaged all the hard drives, and scanned every single ballot. hall has not responded to cnn's request for comment. the woman, cathy latham, the one who opened that door in the video, she's been connected to this plan to give the group access to the elections office by tex

cathie wood may not be having a great year when it comes to her funds but that isn't stopping her fromrting a new one. ark invest to launch a new actively managed venture capital fund that will invest 70% in private firms, 30% in public companies. the fund targets individual investors with a minimum investment of just $500. cathie wood told "squawk box" this morning that they're hoping to offer investors something they've not been able to access before now, ark's flagship innovation fund has been underwater all year it is down 60% year to date as of now let's go to bertha coombs for a cnbc news updates. hi, bertha >> hi, tyler here's what's happening at this hour in russia -- russian-held parts of ukraine counting of votes has begun in the referendums, or so-called referendums on joining russia kyiv and the west have condemned the referendums as shams initial results from ukrainians in russia show overwhelming support. president putin is scheduled to address russia's parliament on the referendums on friday. those lawmakers may consider annexation legislation as soon as next tuesday. >>

among those seen, cathy lathem, a former gop chairwoman of coffee county who is under criminal investigation for posing as a fake elector in 2020. lathem previously claimed she was not personally involved in the breach, but the video appears to undercut that claim, showing her inside as a team of republican operatives work on computers near election equipment and proceed to access voting data. scott hall, an atlanta bail bondsman and fulton county republican poll watcher is one of the people who spent hours inside the restricted area and in audio obtained by cnn, hall later described what he did. >> i'm the guy that chartered the jet to go down to coffee county to have them inspect all of those computers. i have heard zero, okay. i went down there, we scanned every freaking ballot. >> the georgia secretary of state's office calls what happened in coffee county criminal behavior and a state criminal investigation is under way. but election experts say the damage could be even bigger than the illegal accessing of voting equipment in georgia and other parts of the country. these operatives may

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let's create >>> welcome back tough going of late for cathie wood and her ark fund. down 12.5% over the last month now we learn the biggest monthly outflows in nearly a year, $803 million out the door in august again, that's the biggest monthly outflow since last september. jason snipe, what are we to make of this? even if some of the turbulence that had been hitting the market over the last handful of months, money continued to flow in to ark. is this emblematic of where we're going from here? >> 100%, scott it makes a lot of sense to me to see what's happened recently with the ark funds you know, for me, obviously when you see powell come out more hawkish than expected, long duration names and profitless names are really going to take the beat -- take the brunt of the pain i know she's got a lot of those names in her funds so for me this makes a lot of sense. i think the run-up in a lot of these names and the bear market bounce was the exact opposite. as we were looking at names, potentially looking at a fed pivot going forward, you know, there was some excitement

roger and cathy song regions. we continue our special coverage of the ongoing referendums on whether to join russia on her from some locals that this means everything to us. my son has been fighting in the lugens republic for 8 years.

cathie wood saw $800 million in outflows out of her ark fund.ever really understood the notion of rooting against other people whether in the market or anything else except for, let's face it, philadelphia eagles' fans. [laughter] but some would rather see -- i guess wall street wants to see regular folks line up and just hand their money over, buy the typical wall street products. whole thing is rubbing me wrong way. just your thoughts. >> yeah, me too. i mean, look, world is big enough, there's enough money out there for everybody to succeed or a lot of them to succeed. investors immediate of choice too, charles. if you limit the amount of options an investor has, that limits the outcomes they're going to have too. if you think about cathie wood and some of the newer, shiny strategies, those actually add will liquidity to the markets. so when you're looking at things over a 30,000-boot view, more the merrier. and also over time the funds that provide the most return and less risk for investors, those are funds that are going to get the money a